The Express. — London, England, 1853-01-22 00:00:00

• 14/ d4. • , L e,g , a -4p ~~ ~ ~~v ~~ ~~ ~ ~ No. 2,003 d LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 22, 1853. (THREEPENCE: RKITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Ititabliabed Atm. I. lady. ▪ Empowered by Special set of Pertmesest. 4 THE, sap. t Cantos., —CoL ROSIEST ALES t EDER, alsehhestb Park. ADVANTAGES OF THIS INSIITITTION. A Ewe of incressum retie of proodom, onpoilaUy adapted Is dm m um. of Lorne cc Debt& Het ends mum wbereoy half the premium sal) Is payable pima the tier wee yaw. gum „ mu m(' payabk at gutty. or at death If oceuring pnehmoly. oryl.o.l' Endowment Bras& allordtaf t the memos of having ElnAren (deemed lied otarted esenring anovitles. to eana• L Ce at the parents' death, and to paid eatil •as obeli Maus Um :let, or • daughter Mr Mb yaw of ego. BRITANNIA MUTUAL LIVE AMOCIATION. Eippi• ward by brr Majortyl Royal letters Patera. Annual three a of Prta. Foul boleros puticipte t moats after Bre er erns meal m -00% amoebae to the Labia se Med. Pero puns adevaleted fur every three soothe Olfferesor of fore. cr ,,,b t potion (!meted es tert•e aeoesally favourable; the aped bolt prensie . a tams hquidatad oat a the proles. At els astaual remora Tortes' re the fr/th April Wt. a 'Werth), or opal tent. wee made in the sourest year's p ee ues OS 112 peril. drawl robeies. A rtuard Direetcesin attendance daUy at o'clock. Ape Lt the assured in every cam admitted in the policy. Medical aturi.dantA iemunerateel In ell ewe for their reports. (rsoraPamiv.) Milne trom lAt Half PI di Ems of Premium. ten.rvez.) Fstriet from Tablesite Paella Malian In jProem, .Mr Seem Yearly Payment. Eat haulm ►4R Sown Animal Pr.. alma. Toady Fro odium. S P. 4. 3 3 6 3 II 1 4 A 11 6 13 4 Mats. • A s. 1 7 '7 '7 2I S. I • 1 4 1 1 1 4 E. R. MOTEL Resident Dirwoar. ANDREW FRANCIS, I 7• soot Beak, Lam, Nov. lot, 11111. Wlook Croosiuss for PA. & 6. 1 I • 1 t 2 I • Stt MARSHALL sod =RIDGES LING d AUS MUMS FACILE? lIMPL—The lartiffag irsidiss NM Me *sir taxt•esittar gmlbier, bre esit weetior somosills Ile preesere (leadl Loam Dubs) mcDILIAM lI.GRAVINHAGE SYMMETRY alums smituva SRO%•EREHATI LADY MACNAL OS TEN ISABELLA . BAALM) WILLEM 11u0 igAsll:s . 10NN12410 Wm.'s 2 1003 TANTA LON ilitaDVIT JAW NO 730 .90i 300 0 390 900 690 osmerisis. .Itraboa Sydasy *mime: Embut : BoEut i Onion ikelostir Retgars ' Miaow 1 tizemseTsca .Au4erece 0. uttk .. van Born Jaon.l 4 1. . tTown ' 1 Melleara• Ilelleares Illelbows• Melbourae... Feb. 1 Feb. IS In. 19 I.a. ia lea. 20 Feb. I lea. 20 Feb. I 146 1 Fib. I Feb, 33 Feb. 1 Feb. 3 te w o o of bated at dietary seeks. awl lortioto mob" ooply to tho why ore toottsotly doogotsk• a sootooks of = Woo troptOtt audios) to otolt ho Avotrolotias A lilfilliALL .ea IDMDOZ. $4, Posobords-abott. vCULVERWELL'B MEDICAL WO X 8 Ortiska. Anthsepitisat, sad WOW. Is. sub; kg wt. WHAT TO SAT. MINK. AND AVOID. u. LECTORS TO YOUNG X. m. HOW TO BR HAPPY. r. POLL AND PHYSICAL WOMBS T. ON SPECIAL DIMIASNL OF LI FL I Oi MAISIAOI LIM 'U. I OF lIIIIITSIL nUtAIT DERANGEMENTS, ootenrATiox. sire RAUMMAIL ROIDIL rr;;7l. =MUM, 111181, and SCOTCH LAK 11 vals, Is. Nib. 11YDROPATIFT : 01. TIM COLD WATIS2 MUM aims& U. Pagirmatir-gew; Csmallos.l47,llset.arsee: Man, Mesta. sod an Moralism aofU. IL Calvonmill, M.D., Is, m erare sm ,R•gestareet, raw le serslieddelly ken I. 6, PO MU PILLS OP ANT 0111211 PiPM& Taryatripliasa Onillipadlle, Megrims. PalgliPlee at tbe Hart, Prertbara Perms llsetreelie, Thanes" Mary. of the Liver. Om% Peneemeea Bill. as . beim. Oroviltrlllbk Pbrill , via Pima ammo.. usimmigiag Allimear. belted= et the Kid se ye mil reseree Omer. Nana adeartria. thareuelea. Oast, la—Prie IL. ar'id. tree by pea (I•Ailemg Telt edition. Tint NATURAL RROMMATOR of the .1. DIOPITIVZ 0110A118, wide* males. lesearaelesea or trayeare The trestles Is soki Who mewl mdse. mad =Mahn bromolo ,aa , IlailnElf veriestlis a health lo Pe art treble. sr draseed semed s iais. lAnka Puny Perry Ned Ca. 17, Reseetartreet lO ti PARENTB sad OUARDIANS.—The return of rer le tillf regerlee beetewebedi dim the Weems ytt7, ream ariled. kr thdr puma wit era erre. We. See kb drt BOWLANCE IIIerAMIAB CIIM ha n g= the perk rd kr trieserg erl breillhied Os bear. ',WWI. tar luereela dee die eri =Se. me lIKAILAIMIF If ir, .2 = sem ow asalierell rouriesehrer Or the amis. imetst *imp resmi to unnesony wily mein ter rad sailsi Ilswase of wises ITN gneiss of all boon am vim d wlllseinie psoulkor Oil el re eerie ea the 'new er Isbd.-11111 by h. 1011LUID use 110 Ne. he. Brea pada, LAMM. MA W WIWI sad whore. IRELAND. FRIGHTFUL AGRARIAN MURDER. DUBLIN, FAIDAY MORT. M account reached town to-day of adreadhil mur der, which was perpetrated yesterday at Kilkifgan. The victim's name was Thomas Farrell, a respectable farmer, residing fat a place called Unseen. While sitting at his own tire-side along with neighbours, three ruffians, fully armed, entered the kitchen and demanded Farrar' gun. The order having been at once complied with, the whole party fired together at Farrell, who instantly fell a corpse at their feet. DMILIN. JAW. 21. The formality of an official declaration of the poll took place at Carlow yesterday, the numbers an nounced by the High Sheriff fig • with those that bad previously been obtained private sources. I have been assured that 15 " liberal" electors, which in this woe is a convertible term for paltry scoundrels, were carried into an adjoining 'county, and kept there " in durance," to prevent them from voting for Mr. Sadleir ; it being of course well understood that the men would be ;at no pecu niary less by this temporary absence from home. It is also ascertained that only one liberal elector had been induced by the influence of the Tenant League to vote against Mr. Sadleir ; and there is no doubt that the power exercised in the whole of this die =transaction, by that limp congregation of has been greatly exaggerated. Whatever the influence of the league may have been in Carlow, its power for mischief will be still less in Athlone, where the inhabitants appear to have been quite unmoved by the noisy agitation of Messrs: Lucas and Co. The Irish Under-Secretaryship would appear to be still undisposed of. The Evening Post says : Mr. W. Villiers Stuart, as mentioned in our last, had been nominated to the Under-Secretaryship ; bet we have slate learned that the hon. gentleman, on account of the state of his health, and the necessity of devoting Lis sada- Sive attention to private a/fain, has intimated his unwil lingness to undertake the duties of the office. Ths plus, therefore, still remains vacant. The Northern Whig states that it is expected that the petition against the return of Mr. Smyth, fur Lisburn, will be followed up, adding that The feeling amongst many of the electors of Lisburn is Strongly in favour of Mr. Bmyth's being allowed to keep has Seat, believing, as they do, that those who are desirous et harassing him tiy prosecuting the petition against bis Men, are less actuated by a regard for parity of election then by a desire to avenge themselves on Mr. Smyth, ss the party in whose return the independence of the borough sad the right of the electors to vote without control from as quartet were so signally vindicated. There was a sale of property yesterday in the ll:cumbered Estates Court, when a small property in Dublin and its vicinity sold at an average of seven teen years' purchase; one in the county of Limerick brought so much as 334 years' purchase on the net rental; and a portion of an estate in the county of Armagh, remaining over from a former sale, pro duced only about 9 or 10 years' purchase. Accounts from different parts of the country de seribe the land as almost literally lying under water; the rain is incessant, the soil is quite unfit for culti vation. and the worst consequences are to be feared Weis a speedy change in the weather should be brought about. THE ACIIILLI CASE. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Yarraztosy. @mums sw 13Ases 7 Barvis Into Cam llama CArniu.s Ma. hems Couumms,llZjumetiii•irraus ----- JAPTICA Baia. TEM QVIIIIM O. NIIIIIIAN. [We continue our report of the proceedings of yesterday.] The Attorney-Oeneral, is conclusion, asked, was there any reason why there should sot be • new trial ? The other aide wen stopped from saying so by the course they had followed at the trial. They ought to have said at the euelusion of Dr. Newman's case that the plea of justification bad not been made out, and have insisted upon • verdict for want of evidence. But they did not so, and now that they had profited to the ut most by the evidence of Dr. Achilli, they asked their lord ships to send tho defendant from this court a. guilty, not only of a libel, but with the additional stigma of having got up and brought forward a false and fraudulent case to support it. It was not for them to turn round now with this merely technical objection; one brought forward at the last moment, in order that, having obtained a verdict by the testimony of Dr. Achilli from what he would not hesitate to call a most prejudiced and biassed jury, the matter might not be again re-opened, and another endeavour made to ascertain the truth of this most weighty and serious charge. dlr. Serjeant Wilkins then asked the court to permit Mr. Bramwell to precede him, as he (the learned eerjeant) was suffering from an affection is his eyes which prevented him from seeing his notes in the twilight. Their lordships granted the application, sad Mr. Bramwell, Q.C., then addressed the mime again, going over the more important parts of the evidence, and commenting upon it. At the conclusion of his address the court rose. THIS DAT. The judges of the Court of Queen's Bench took their seats at ten o'clock this morning, and proceeded with this Mr. Serjeant Wilkins rose and said that, although in ad dressing the court he fared he should be open to the chugs of being irksome, yet he felt that such was the im portance of the case, and the weight of responsibility thrown upon counsel on the part of Dr. Newman, that he was bound to go through the whole of the case, notwith standing the elaborate manner in which the Attorney- Oeoeral had argued it. He would without farther preface draw the attention of the court to the evidence, and then he would deal with the technical objections raised by the learned counsel on the other side against the granting of the rule. There was not the attempt to throw unworthy imputations upon the character of Dr. Newman. It was admitted that he was a man of the highest honour. He had left the church of England, in which he held a distinguished position, thereby giving up Mends and pecuniary advaatages, in order that he might ids what he conceit , d to be the true church. But what MOO abia position of Dr. Achilli. He had seceded from the dumb es Rim. to jtala the protestant church, because his difisiNise kg predliguy bad become so notorious that he had from the church of Rome, and sought refuge in isimmanion. The evidence was clear that Du hod been taken before the judicial lan* Of the church of Rome for • long lam y. If that were so, then let the court riontrang ctera of Dr. Achilli and Dr. Newman, and the drimastacees surrounding the conversion of the one amilthe mueslis se the other.' Dr. Achilli had sworn in ids andsvit that he was not in 1828, or at say other time, deprived of his faculty to lecture, and yet the jury had found that he had been deprived of that faculty, thereby affirming that Dr. Achilli had been guilty cf perjury. Was, therefore, the evidence of such a man to be believed against the testimony of a number of witnesses who had no earthly motive whatever to come forward and perjure themselves, bat on the contrary had the greatest reasons to abstain from coming forward at all. It was urged as a grievance on the other side that Dr. Achilli had been put on his trial on a criminal charge, and yet his own evidence had bees re ceived and believed by the jury against the testimony of 28 witnesses. It was always understood in the administration of the criminal law of the land, that the mouth of the pri soner in the dock was sealed. Dr. Ashilli had therefore boon allowed an advantage which no prisoner placed in the dock ever possessed. The learned counsel then went minutely through the evidence, and proceeded to say that when Dr. Achilli was asked whether he bad had connexion with any females is England beyond his wife, the jury jumped up and objected to the question. How were the English witnesses treated in the witness-box ? Jane Lake, an English girl, was asked by Sir Frederick Thesiger whether she had connexion with any other penes than Dr. Mbilli—the same to the other English female witnesses, pet not a man of the jury started up in the witaele ben, in& with excitement lighting up his features, illffieleiltailffilinulliating a coarse of treatment. The jury wasid protest poor, weak Achilli ; but what was torture flee that man was pure justice towards English females. It was too plain to be denied by any but interested parties, Sat the jury protected Achilli in their anxiety to slander the ehmeals of Rome. The jury were influenced by the dientgoilaide efforts made to blacken the church of Rome, awl aces unknown to themselves. Th committed • gees Ihjsetice in their verdict. The learne d eouusel want late the details of the cross-examination of the other wawa who gave evidence for the defence, and reiterated Use charge of gross partiality in subjecting those wit nesses to a line of examination from which they ef fecteally shielded Dr. Achilli. The witnesses, however, were not shakes in their evidence of Achilit's infamy, and not a single witness on his part was called to throw discredit on their testimony ; and yet the jury, upon the testmony of Dr. declared those persica guilty of perjury. With regard to the two Italian women seduced by Dr. Achilli, they too were perjurers—he bad yet who but the jury in this country believed it. Why was it that the witnesses for Dr. New= were branded with shame ? Why but that they could not be right and the new protestant light, Dr. Achill, be right also. Again, with regard to Garimoni's wife, the jury disbelieved the alleged charge made by him, that his wife had been closeted with Dr. Achill at midnight, notwithstanding the production of the record of the court at Corfu. The jury were asked to believe every word uttered by Dr. Achill, and to disbelieve the solemn oaths of twelve persons whose characters were unimposched unless by the contamination they had suf fered by the immorality of the Italian doctor. No matter, however, it was thought neomeary by mad zealots in this country to resort to every mode to strip the scarlet cloak from the Pope. Lord Campbell—When I visited the Pope he wore a white flannel dressing-gown. (Laughter.) Mr. Serjeant Wilkins—Your lordship bas had • great advaatage over me, but we are taught here that tie Pope was a dreadful scarlet gentleman. [The sate was proceeding when we wont to prow] DEATH or Mr.. Hears—A very painful sensa tion was excited the day before yesterday by the sudden death of this veteran musician, for many years, as a per former on the trumpet, unrivalled in Europe. Mr. Har per had retired from the more laborious duties of his pro fession, but still performed occasionally. He had assisted at the reltsenal of the Harmonic Union, at Exeter Hall, on Wednesday morning. At the end of the rehearsal he was seised with a fit, and expired almost immediately. He was. we believe, about sixty-five or sixty-six years of age. ilia death is much and generally regretted ; as he did honour to his profession, not only by his distinguished talents, but by his respectable character and amiable disposition. TEE SPECIE BROUGHT BY THE PARANA, now lying in quarantine in Southampton water, wee landed yes- Wedgy and despatched to London. THE AMERICAN MINISTER'S LATE VISIT TO MAN CIISITIR.—The Mayor of Manchester has received a lOW manication from his excellency the American minister, which we publish at his worship's request:—" 46, Portlama place, London, January 18, 16,53.—My dear Sir,—Oa my return to London, I found so much on my table requiting immediate care, that I have not been able to devote a 'la ment of thanktulness to yourself, and our excellent friends at Manchester. Yet an acknowledgment is richly due from me, and I beg you to receive my warmest thanks foe many proofs of kindnas and hospitality. Manchester has so much to esteem and admire—is so far advanced is tbs best kind of progress, and so fairly in the way to nob poi more extended prosperity—that too much cannot wily be said in its praise. Merit is tt ere crowned with correspinie ing prosperity. Industry reaps the rewards of profit sad fame. The reputation of your manufactures is spread over the world. Ingenuity in inventing machinery, and skill in the application of it, go hand in hand, and are mutually worthy of each other. Everything appears to prosper, and to deserve to prosper, among those who are skilful and benevolent—and under auspices that are intelligent and just. For your amiable family, please to receive an expres sion of my sincere regard, and believe me to be, my deer sir, your faithful friend and servant, J. IL Itioszsorix. To the Mayor of Manchester." LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN AND GREAT Warning RAILWATIL—The result of the committee of Liverpool shareholders, appointed to inquire into and me diate in matters of dispute between the London and North- Weetern and Great Western, is stated to be a to submit all matters in question to the coot psrliamentary committee. [Advertiseteent.)—HOLLoWAT's PILLS AN TIN ?MOM RZIODT sea LW COMPIJJ,III AIM LISIMINTI• tr.—David Carter, Era., proprietor el the " Sailliennen limo id." palatial Is his paps,. ot the tilth of Jeremy, istiore SAllowtog watewerdwery ear% whi st ems maim his notiest—A too lotto et Ito boom el lod•ollotsd kw years Iron a dripomentltli% to townie.• eso _Hs bad malkall sivare ter Ulm years dumb. lesooM. At leng th In MS nreonres to Hollomars gib e and or meant ordisloo ws sow him tutu, b easing the iirsib. art poultting kit to win wed sod needle, steep. AJWas oadmist Malt s leas dim Pay UMW • Cale of mid& Out toosooll OW to pod boilL--Suldtri all AMP% MS nattelmar Ham" wahatorar. 2% Mud, UMW& of a Qum tarty Pg•- masa a 1. 13 3 If 4 • if i • II • SHARE LISTS. FRIDAY XVININO. The railway market opened without animation, but as business progressed, and it was found that sales were not pad, whilst the bears continued to buy back, a lral set in, which was maintained to the close of business. The chief business was in bitnchester and Sheffield stock, which was decidedly better. In French lines there was a marked recovery from the late fall, the chief influence being exercised by large purchases made on the Paris bourse yesterday. at the reduced prices. The imperial government is generally regarded u not innocent of these opera tions. This market closed firm, and other foreign lines are also better. THIS DAY—Two o'CLoix. The railwayliarieito-cIW has been decidedly better. Purchases have come in more freely, and prices are quoted at a rally near all round the market. AU foreign lines are al.o better, and French and Belgian are very buoyant. us Sada, up at pa. It. - 1100 MAR AND 6POCIOI UNGUALAWINID. iaLLWAII.B. haharg n illiz ia lbsia saw.:: ilktlL. Mn. w• De. do. do. 'DI— Midi sad Smits ... Orem sad laylksid ark sad learist MDR Isitsitinc.. Dudes, Derek aud Mar ilee% Jasstion Pigs ON oad 114.. Loins Conn* ... Krum Dodos. Claw A.. CAN I m V. ... Do. Do IS sof 0 41. 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Bose (he B. & Anises Mk 114 14 Name= yons ?mak ?rake 17 9 ' Mb sod L . 171 les x Mb rid Ortesa• . 36 U Parboil Mom 27 39 PartaM Iltrapheerr . $94 29 Pasikaisr e sseeksinan II Si pea pox Nam NM Hens 17 19 essalsrs and Meer 94 9 Do. 61 per Cast. Prier. *sa Upper bers se resses..... 11 9p. ledis &trip West F161144/4 44 Do. /4 per Oast Prefer. db par warmest ..f _ _Feet°. 9 4 6,4 .4S We 054111491110141111114. Os pm 4 441 JOINT STOCK BANKS. Paid --, 40 Auatralasia llAmL 20 Chan. Bank ot India, dl Australn, and Chins $ 24 Ingl,lll, &wash, and Australian ( bartered 4 2 / L-zdon Ch.rtarad Rank of Australia 1 Royal Austral. Basking - and Ond Import. co 1 21 lank Australia ........ 24 U Union ot Australia ... Do. New ai l 21 liClaim prices yesterday. lemens Sh. JimaLunacy*. Pd. A priors Bagmen done Jan. IL today. HO taatrallan Agri., 113 243 SS 133 347 2510. Australian Land 21 SO! 35 Id 33 100 Van Mum% 29 10 19 17 MINES. FIUDAT There was rather less business in the English min ing market to-day, and prices present no feature; dividend stocks of all descriptions continue in great demand. We hear of transactions in Devon Great Consols, at 420; West Caradon, 240; United Mines, 385; West Providence, 541 ; Par Consols, 17 ; Al fred Consols, 151, 1 ; Wheal Arthur, 30; Marks Valley, 1f ; North Damsel, 365. 6d., 375. 6d., 38s. 6d. ; Hingston Downs, 5; Tremayne, 281, 291; North Buller, 101; Wheal Uny, 131, 14, 15; North Towy, 17s. 6d. ; Wheal Robins, 31, 1 ; Trannack and Bosence, 10, ; East Tamar, 2; Herodsfoot, 111 ; Balnoon, 101; Tamar Consols, 71; Wheal Norris, 3.5!..6d.. The gold mining share market was sensibly better today, in some manner owing to the satisfactory character of the proceedings at the Australian Agri cultural Meeting. The shares of the Peel River Company rose to 12 prem., and Australian Cordillera to # prem. The non-official quotations are : Peel River Land and Mineral, 101 to 111 prem.; Nugget Vein, 35 to prem.; Australian Mutual, = to 1 prem. ; Aus tralian Casuals, 1 to 1 prem.; Burns Creek Gold, par to 1 prem.; Garnett and Moseley, par to prem. ; L'Aigle d'Or, 1 dig. to 1 prem.; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 dia. to 1 prem. ; Lewis Hill Range, 1 dia. to par ; Monarch, Ito prem.; Mizen Head, 1.16 to 3-16 prem.; Worthing, 3, ; Union Gold, Ito prem. ; Connemara, Ito prem.; Glenaulin, par to }prem.; Carberry West, to prem. ; South Cork Copper, 1 to 4 prer. ; Kenmore, 1 to prem.; Jamaica Copper, 1 to 1 prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'Cwci. The gold mining share market has been better to day, although business is not brisk. Colonial Gold shares have reached 2I pram. ; Australian Cordillera, prem.; and Port Philip, 1, prem. Australian Agricultural shares, after being done at 20, have fallen back to 247. South Australian Land mark 63. Closing moms* Me. Share. Kum p.td prism dose raterday to-day. --- 160,000 I arm Ella -. _all 1 13 sni 100.000 105. Anglo Californian all 1 3 .. 111,010 10 Australaalaa 2 1 4 )6., 20 Australian 3 5, 6 63 1 Australian Cordillera 1 I Australian Freehold *AO 1 AN Marta all 1 Wet le MAW 1 dritiph Australian Gult all I 4pm I SAO SP British Iran 13.5 9 11 MOM 31 Srasijeap.(imaatsLpa 141 2 3 , 1 41 A 4110 Do. Cocoa and Galata all 1 1 11.660 10 Do. di. John Dcl by 15 • 30 1150,0111.1 1 Careos's Creak 3 Par 0 01 I Mal 40 Oolire Comma ....-, all 10 42 MUM 6 Celoulal Gold ....-... 1 21 21 2o SI t „„..„ .. Ceplapu Bt. Copper Miner. of Enp alt 13 Do. Pref. 7, per otaL all 04 7, pro MOP 3 Ertgx.%wur..l:ittol:-appet all I li Mr 106,026 9 Great Nugget Vein *Ms 26 ..ie • eral 12,400 Grand Gushy of Bader all par tpa MON Great Polgooth all II It p10006 , ,00 Libertoot. Lake Bausurst. all 1 dia par y Se,ooo LaudonkCallleriL Gold liW II I (marts Cambia, Ds.. all t t . 106,1160 Ilattenita AM I Makkank64.Amierlasu 0 43 43 1106,00 New Gramul* 100,000 NOIVIlall Moods 154, Poet Plilllp 1 11 11 313 ti i 110,0 0114 60 Quirts ► Ro all ck i 1 1 10 10,60. 30 IlAymney lron ...... ... Ditto New ...... 7,010 10 fimillano de Cabs lii 6 7 06,0041 1 South Australian ali ear 3pm 6,001 , 10 Iln Croft 42.174 J 4.2.01 Mittel Mexican 70,000 1 Waller — . l - 3 Ipm 100,000 1 West Grasse% 100,041 west Maim . = all psi Ipm 1410; Oi l 1 Yobs MONEY MARKET. FILIDAT EVSNINO. The stock markets to-day slightly rallied from yes terday's depression, the "bears," of whom there were many, continuing to buy back, so that the renewal of sales of stock by the Bank of England had no effect. The intelligence from the Paris bourse was also considered to read more satisfactorily. The effect of the late Bank movement cannot yet be fully seen, but many parties hope, that owing to the general healthiness of trade, and the favour able position of our money market, the result will not be so injurious as had been antici pated. In the great discount houses no altera tion appears to have been created by the step, as they are waiting to see its more immediate effects. On the whole, however, money seems to have been obtainable to-day at rather easier rates. Loans on railway and other stock, nevertheless, will, it is pro bable, not be obtained on such easy terms in future. In some cases to-day the interest on loans on secu rity of railway property was raised from 4 to 5 per cent. The transactions in Console to-day ranged between 99 and 99:, the operators for a fall realising their profits by buying back, and the government broker making his usual pucebase. The closing price was 991 to 1 for money, and 991 to Z for the account of the 10th February. The official report embraces:— Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 99k, 99, i, 1, it :o, for account, 991, 1, !, 1, :. Three per Cent, r'educed, 991, 100, 99„. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103, k. Long Annuities, 16.60, 6 7-16. India Stock, 273. Bank Stock, 225, 226 k. Following the Bank utOveMent We have a f:rther fall in Exchequer Bills. This decline is e ,nily ea. plained, as the ratio of difference betwe...ta fai rate of interest realised by money Invested in these 10-, I curities and that obtainable in the open market iv proportionately increased. Sales were made at 58s. and 575. prem., and the closing price was widely quoted 575. to 635. prem. Foreign stocks were rather firmer, especially in the afternoon, but business is inactive. Turkish Scrip has fallen tot dis., upon the confirmation of a report for some time current that the money destined for the re-imbursement of the first instalment has been applied to meeting the pressing liabilities of the Bank of Constantinople, and that the Ottoman Porte must make further arrangements for paying off the parties whose claims it has so unjustly ignored. Sales are marked as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1011, 4 ; ditto Small, 102 ; ditto Four-aod.a-Half per Cents., 18.52, 981, 98; ditto Five per Cents., 1829 and 18:39, 102. Danish Five per Cents., 108, 107. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 651 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 961, 97 ; ditto Four per Cent. Bonds, 951, Granada Deferred, na, Mexican Three per Cents., 23. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 621. Russian Five per Cents., 119. Sardinian Five per Cents., 92, 93. Spanish Old Three per Cents., for account, 28th January, 461, 4, 4 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 221, I; the Committee's Certif., 5 per cent. Swedish Mort gage Loan, Scrip, Idis. Notice was issued to-day of the intention of her Majesty's government to raise 40,0081. is hoods, bearing 4 per cent. interest, on account of a gua ranteed loan for Jamaica, 80,0001. f or B r iti s h Guiana, 60,0001. for Trinidad, and 3,000/. for St. Lucia. Tenders for these loans are to be sent in to the trea sury separately endorsed, and will be opened on the 3rd February, when the highest bidder will receive the adjudication. These loans are guaranteed by the act of parliament which authorises their being raised in certain amounts for the use of our West India islands and other colonial possessions. The first series of colonial wool sales for this year is fixed to commence on the 10th February. The James L. Bogert has taken out 60,0001. in coin for Port Philip. The Pectura and Maitland have each taken out 25,0001. for Sydney. Messrs. Baring Brothers have issued notice of the eancelment of 63 Chilian Three per Cent. Bonds, of 1001. each, the redemption of which was announ ced on the 15th September last. Subjoined is a communication from another Mexi can bondholder: - i I i • I ICS 104 I se Is 141 # U H 112_ 114 ye 32 I $ a lat 24 j li ziat 39 TO THI IDITOK OP Till IXlPlille. Sir,—As ioei - have;ecasienelyf7i;Oure7your readers with interesting and correct accounts respecting Mezican &friars, allow me to ask you if yon can inform me for what purpose the about 63,000 dollars are intended which Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. announced last week havii.g re ceived from Mr. Falconnet For, if you will read the announcement again, you will find that neither they nor the committee state that the money is intended for the dividend ; but I am told that in their letter to the commit tee they say "that they will follow Mr. Falconnet's in structions respecting it." What does this mean ? Has Mr. Falconnet any right to give instructions, er is he not rather to receive instructions from the committee, his masters And why did not Mr. Falconnet, in his long letter to the committee, make any mention at all of said remittances having been sent by him to Messrs. Baring and Co./ Why all this mystery? If you can clear it up, you will greatly oblige, A BONDROLDBIL Loi.dori, Jan. 20. Messrs. Palmer, Mackillop, Dent, and Co. have ad vertised the payment of the half-yearly dividends duo the let February on the Five per Cent. and Six per Cent. Bonds of the Camden and Amboy (United States) Railroad Company. The half-yearly interest on the investment stock of the National Assurance and Investment Association, being at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, is adver tised as now in course of payment. The dividend on the capital stock of the Western Life Assurance So ciety is also advertised. 'I he first instalment of 101. per share is advertised es payable by the sth February on the shares of the Pacific Steam Navigation Company, incorporated by charter in 1810. This is a Liverpool association. The movement in pig iron has received a decided check. To-day the price was only 60s. to 625., a considerable reaction from the top price of 80s. Other descriptions of iron, however, are well sup ported. Large quantities of iron are now being applied to a new use, viz., that of making iron houses for shipment to Australia, the demand for which is very brisk. All the large establishments in the metropolis are fully employed, and many of them have taken on double and treble their usual complement of hands, in order to meet the demand for this quarter. The meeting of the Australian Agricultural Com pany was held to-day, and, in consideration of the remarkable mutation which the affairs of this asso ciation have undergone, naturally excited great in terest. The surplus of revenue over expenses for the last three years was stated as follows, vie., for 1849, 4.2301.; for 1850, 11,4951.; and for 1851, 15,7501., showing a progressive increase. Out of the surplus for 1831, the directors recommended the declaration of a dividend of 11. lls. 6d. per share, being at the , rate of 4; per cent. on the paid up capital. The nominal capital of the company is to be reduced from 1,000,0001. to 600,0001. ' and the number of shares to be raised from 10,000 to 20,000. The effect of this will be that the shares will become 251. shares, instead of 1001. as at present,vrithl7l. 105. paid on each; and they will be liable only to possible tutnre calls of 71.105. per share, instead of 651., whilst each proprietor will have two shares instead of the one he now holds. The main features that transpired at the meeting were the confirmation of the rich auriferous character of the Peel River district ; and a lease of 640 acres of the gold field to an independent com pany, at a rental of 5,0001. a year, with a large royalty in addition, to the Peel River shareholders. The Australian Cordillera is stated to be the leasing company, and the shares consequently rose to prem. Australian Agricultural advanced from 201. to 251., rising to 2571., and closing 2451. to 2551., the details afforded being regarded as highly eatisfac tory. I'eel River Land and Mineral shares ascended to 12 prem., and left off 101 to 11; prem. For fur ther details of the proceedings reference may be made to another column. _ _ Miscellaneous stocks were generally neglected to day. There were dealings in Colonial Bank shares at 161 ex div.; Southampton Docks, 381; Australian Royal Mail Steam, 41 ; Royal Mail Steam, 81, 82 ; Ebro Canal shares are quoted 2 to 2 t, prem.; Chiriqui Road, par to t prem; Beziers and Orausessac Railway, 4„ to 1 dis.; French South-Eastern Railway, 1 to k dia.; City Railway Terminus, die. to par; London Bank of Australia and India, par to ; prem.; North British Australian, 1; to 11 prem. The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Thurs day are thus reported by telegraphic express:— Dutch Four per Cents., 94 . 1; ditto, Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 64 5-16; Spanish D eferred Three per Cents., 221; Mexican New, 23; ; Portuguese New, 37; ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallize, 801. These prices are again lower, especially for Austrian At Vienna on Thursday the Five per Cent Metallics were quoted 941, and the exchange on London, 10.45. This last quotation shows an unfavourable re-action. In the market for foreign exchanges to-day the rates on Paris and Hamburgh, the places to which gold is chiefly sent, were unaffected by the continued movement of the [lank of England. For both these places the demand exceeded the supply of bills, and money remained over. If anything, the rate on Paris was a shade lower. The chief improvement was in Amsterdam. Vienna and Trieste, which are affected by peculiar circumstances, were also higher, and so wus Frankfort, probably in sympathy with these two last-named markets. Business was by no means considerable. The prices nertiVed arc shown below t lute. negotiated tale day. "tls and M. Money. I dibeierdent par Phsrt 1!I. 16ittr. „. 17totv. Ditto ttotterdnin Antwerp uttiverb I damning and Alton& „ „ If seal. t3t0e..6 soh, Peterrborg . per ruble „ 953 ~enee 4' pence Paris par it Short 25fr. Os. 25fr. Oia Ditto ,, 9 slonthe2sfr. 024 e. ... 115 fr. 251. Umatilla§ .• itSfe. 55c. ... 27.10. , Fraaktort-on.thallame per Sie „ MA kr. ... 1190. kr Baiusese does today. Vienna (effective) pert „ 10e. 444. ... lit. esr. Trims Madrid per dollar " soi moo ... Sel peace Cadla „ „ Sei pease ... SO] penes Bilbao Barcelona. „ See penes ... SO pence Mho „ .. penes ... SO pesos senile Gibraltar „ .. —..,,1r. 45e. .. Sol e. Pens , ••• $ 0 I once e. trinern .._ • bee. AMOS ralernto per oases „ 124/ pence ... 1241 plats Manisa Lisbon per ninny. 90 days date pence .. 331 penes Oporto „ „ pence SS, sena The price of gold yesterday at Paris was about 3 per mule prem. (new tariff rate), which at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 23.221 ; and the exchange at Paris on London, at short, being 25.03, it follows that gold is about 0.693 per cent. dearer in Paris than in London. By to-day's advice. the price of gold at Ham burg i 54251 per mare, which, at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.51 • and the exchange a t Hamburg on London, at ehort, being 13.31, it fol lows that gold is about 0.938 per cent. dearer in Hamburg than in London. According to the last accounts, the course of ex change at New York on London for bills at sixty days' sight is 1091 per cent., and the paretenebeige between England and America being I cent., it foilowe tWW• enabinigiiiirnent°=* 4111. per cent in favonrThiL England. After making • allowance for difference of interest and charges of transport, we find that the present rate leaves no profit on the importation of gold from the United States. The Bank of England return for the week end ing Saturday, the 15th of January, is as follows: HAIM Or lOW LA. YD.— - - , est for the mist mans Ja0.15. 1863. • Govenrnent AILAKuo Other :. , douritiso :tows Gold Coln and Bullion 18,646,4.1 Baglion WV% 1111.11 LAM WOW - -....- 424.665.66$ I V.V Civ'W ui =More °spite Zl4,sls3.vg 3,34878 Milo Dimwits Dactud s a e = soy. . of 312:b Debt,o,d Div. Aortal 4.1039,878 Gibe Depodia Wroadiarand other 11111. 1.629.307 [Vc7trrareitt Bsouritles iluchl. Dead Wetelt Annuity) ..... , £l3 870.7943 OtherSectuitias Noise Gold and 1311yer Coln 452,& s 2 £ 17,818,4111 117.515.481 Jae. 28. 1853. 11. 11A1t8EIALL, ChM Cagier. The above return, when compared with that for the week preceding, exhibits the following results: Circulation issue Circulation active 23,661,370 Increase 300,685 Public deposits 4,939,878 Decrease 832.030 Other deposits Osvernmeq securities in banking depaemaent .. 13,870,796 Without alteration Otherseeuritiesin banking Coin deparandtment bullion in both 14,167,648 Decree,. 863,006 departments Seven day and ether bills 1,629,567 Increase 40,463 The Rest The Reserve 9,487,137 Decrease 917.799 The chief features in this return are the decrease in the private deposits, private securities, and bul lion. The diminution in the reserve and public de posits is usual at this period of the quarter. Thu re turn generally affords evidence of an increased demand for money, notwithstanding the falling off in the private securities, which will excite some attention. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoct. ... _ . The English funds to-day have been firmer, al though quiet, and in the various departments of the house a more confident feeling has been manifested. Consols opened 991 to 3 for money, and 991 to; for account, but there are now sellers at 991 for time, and the price is just a shade weaker. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 100 to ; the Three and•a-Quarter per Cents., 103; to f, ; Bank Stock, 226 to 227 ; Exchequer Bills, 58s. to 61s. prem. Foreign stocks are also firmer, and in moat cases a slight improvement in the price is observable, but business is very restricted. Peruvian Actives mark 103 ; Portuguese Fours, 40 ; Sardinian, 93 to 1 ; Gra nada Active, 211 ; ditto Deferred, 111 to 12 ; Equa dor, 61 to 1; Dutch Fours, 971. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. 8 par Cost*. 44 per Costa, lags 44 per Cents., 1831 4 per Cents. ... 8 per OetstaNeww. _ I I ... I . . Exchange on London: atAglir. U s; 90 ia1 8.1 4 W. Igeteen t rlB4o Mow 1 Naples Resta Do. ...... .... human 3 per Cents 94 ... Do. . — Do. 183 u Inedroorn a p. 178. 96 10 Treasury Bonds _ IDa 3. 1832 __— _ Bank Shares _ 2BOB ... PARIS, Jur, 21. Foe mieiei. , 11 1- : . " For AcoarLot. , Oistning Highest. Lowest. Oaths. 79 73 ; 78 90 59 0 78 76 79 93 101 2f 104 70 106 50 101 . 9 101 . 30 100. Pim., JAN. 21.-Bt. Germain, —; Versailles (right batik! i —; ditto (left beak), —; Faris and O rleans, 1,000; Paris and Moues, 914 Roam and Havre, 400; Marseilles and Avis. non (Converted., 383; Strasbourg and Bale, 340 ; Sorthcra, 926; Paris and Ntra•bocits, 750 ; P&II. and 404% 560; Lyons end Mediterranean. 707 30 ; Montereau and [royal, —; ()nest, 185 ; Blame and St. Dialer to Gray, MO; Perim and Cherbourg, 600 ; Djon and Beeancon, 503; Midi, 555; Dieppe and Fecemp, 425; Denten; Suisse, 400. BEittut, JAN. 19.—Voluntary Loan, 102; New Loan, 4i per Cent. (1850), 103; ditto (1832), 103; Nations Debt, 94;; Commercial Marina Society's Premium, 148 k; Bank Shares, 110. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING -LANE, SATIIRDAY MORNING, There has been rather more Steadiness in the colonial markets this week, and some articles show improvement in value. Sugar has been more freely deal:. in, and former rates have been obtained. The sales of coffee have gone off rather heavily, but without much alteration in prices; the native sorts of Ceylon, however, have declined fully ls. per cwt. Large sales of spice have been held, which have gone off with spirit. Nutmegs have advanced above 2d. per lb., and pimento has risen id. per lb., but black pepper has again declined about id. per lb. The tea market maintains former prices, with not quite so much activity as last week ; nevertheless, the dealers are free buyers of all qualities not held up to full rates. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the trade heavy, at the following quotations:—Prime meadow Hay, 784. to 844.; interior, 854. to 724.; Rowan, 455. to 604 ; Clover, 85 4 . to 100 s.; second eat, 634. to 85s. ; straw, 264. to 30s. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet to-day, with but little doing for future delivery. Town Tallow is quoted 455. nett c4sh ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 455. 6d. ; February to March, 45r. 3d. to 6d. ; October to December (new). 455. 3d. MARKET AVERAGSB.—Town Tallow, 475. 3d. ; Fat by ditto, 2s. sp.; Yellow Russian, 475. 65. ; melted Staff, 3.55. 6d.; rough ditto, 235. ; Tallow °reeves, 14s. ; good Dregs, 6s. METALS.—Mr. Moate's circular states that the iron market, with the exception of Scotch pig, has main tained the same firmness, and makers continue to be fully supplied with orders at full rates. The demand for rails is unabated, and is likely to remain fully equal to the supply for a length of time. Scotch pig iron, owing to the forced sale of several thousand tone, has dropped about 109, per ton since last week. There is scarcely any for sale in this market at the prices quoted, vie., 625. 6d. caSh fr,t mixed numbers. The market is very unsettled, and a reaction up wards is expected. Spelter is quiet, hat steao l at 201. is. p'r ton. Copper: No sellers at present quota',ions. British tin : An advance of Sl. per ton has been declared. Straits has been sold at 1011. per ton. Banes is f.rm at 1031. Tin plates are firmer, and a shade higher in 'price, owing to the advance in tin. Manchester cla the ien of February. T 1" Is IRTU FUND, for •:„. memorial of the rev"' disastrous Soo.), n ow ...md the sum of 1401. A DtscoveliT.—kd excavating for the (Vertigo at A MEETING of rtErogNERB i s t o t a k e Leeds a valuable bed of iron -stone was disoovered on Than.- place at day, in Kirhgatef w hich to one of the inineipal streets ef the town. MABSEILLES.—This important port has been con ' nested op by the electric wires with the Submarine Tel.. graph Offices in Cornhill. AN AUSTRALIAN Nattoß.—Amorig the passengers who arrived yesterday at Southampton 4n the Indian mail steamer Ripon was a gentleman from Australia, who has made a rapid fortune, amounting to 75001., ►y gold deal ings in that country. I I NI N a# ii II A all as I all ii 1 iil lb I . w Elie. It me ~i 4: 100 10 IS 14 111 SO ski. I IA i: I tedi' et.tuo • S i I ill I ii. I kii it: 11011 et 104 St. 00 In Is IN eel i 4 Ni so Iff 12Ie 2 7 si 1 r,i " I I+:d pa 14 14"3 1 3,000 AND 11,000 NAN 1,000 IS ij $1 Ni le I lie Si i 7$ el 1 13 1 li 3 Ili 43 46 71 73 9 11