The Express. — London, England, 1852-01-05 00:00:00

_ ~ _ ~~ /V a).l, - 7 1 . '1 .0e:- •••• • ; EV TAN ACTIUM 0? " PIQUIL" Moe p 04, In three volume., BF.AUFORT; or, Family Pride. II tl. Aut...oi **rpm," Jew nu*, tr; tvo tu4., pOll4 Om. It tEs; .. EimAle in IM IlloWiry et Cliagettat. By we It.tyl 5id011444.111116e. 0E 0 0\ ABLE Eh 11% ITI h.B —At this festivo 711, 'm an 01 OW year. tla Wombat unrivalled timeasenes tat lb* „0..1 wt. .a. esi.r4 n .V. 130111111, aatnrlJ, 11,11WIAN to. tie eteAtiel Mot •Ilt•tattilott a luxuriant head st U ,;,• tirni,•lll4 the Plan it& 1511 . , Alttt oat.' I iambi. 0r Pratt Wale etre, foe imparts!'" a whereat •to ter t. t'. and .tottiti Irtlft• • (Mi. I Ku -tea ooer , oink, on voetittil MONO, unoteut to 14•e-•d t an: Jittl I I' aniti•aletir, ot i an. e. iota th• an ILLattoirefficirg of lbw . ',1.., site Isis a t• • b of unpantileled, awl erwee them peas t'. a ma- b iti • pr. MO, 'Dewar of itplicknio • SAM e • tbe am. 01 •• Itominebe " pre/train tatti.• taw sin if •et Is sratiner of 14hel. -4014 by A. 1111)11e • „oz .. 01 . ,.,...v055, Loam% amil by Aroma ma iseturres. ACCIDEN To TUE PF.NINSULA 11111 AM ER. (Sy Iledvis Trlerspit.) (110.1101'k OWN CODILESPONMEN T.) sorr it PTO N , J1,1,411AT Noon. Intelliit•mr has reached Southampton that the p,nin•ul.o mail•packet Nlontrmsc, which is DOW over, Ilse. brae don't ou her outward passage ; she was o utti,d to get as tar as Cadiz, but was unable to to Gibraltar. CF.NTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. n, Jain ery swede* et the amend Criminal Court POW wartibitt, WOO, the Right llon. the Lord misrrd thy. Meyer. the IL corder, tb. Comman Sera: , int, Mr. Alderman t:elerman lsc li. W. Carden. end Alderman . Mr. rh tett' Cotter, 1,. Mr. Sherilf Swift, Mr. Under lik.rdf usl. sir.Cu'. r-Slei rill Id :primal. &r., etc. It appears by t:te eslerel .r that there artn• prisaners for at the co seed session. The Hein clef. in his charge to the strand jury,:eongra te.t.4upon the lightness of the calender, and also „ p „„ t h e ~.t ot there teeing an entire ale once of these cases of nocturnal outrages in dwelling houses, and: daring street ri.. which created so mach alarm in the public tared at this pereel last yeer. The gran•l jury were ere we :I aegu tinted with the nature of the they we re called upon to perform, and the is was entire...wry far him to detain them any by I meth. a,.1 observations. There were only two eases to shish hr mm. 141,1 il it necessary to direct their admi t:en. The tir.t was egainst two persons under the Bank msesy ;as, to has tot obtain, d a large quantity of pro pre from d:tl. nnt tradesmen three months before their Mni.ruptee. under the pre tut* that they required them to the purple of carry ing on trail..‘, when, in point of ihe pales were hopelessly in.:lva:at at the time, at! eles;sse-I of the goods immediately by raising money apes th.M. This was, undoubteeily, a vs ry serious off. neo in a commercial point or view, and if the :act, should be made out to their satisfaction, it would th duty ef the grand jury to return a true bill. The other charge was one which, to a considerable extent, rt. 1 the ailinenistration of criminal justice, the party h.,: ail-used of unlawfully obtaining money from the treads of a pi isener under the pretence that he was clerk 1.0 a ln rn.ter, when in point of tact he did not stand in wet poe:tion. and was utterly incompetent to atfurd any legal assistance to the prisoner. Ile should have thought it right to make a few otnervetions in reference to thin case, but he was inform. el that the unfortunate man had ceased to exist to the pot of Nee:grate since the sitting of the court. lie would, however, e.iervo that the court looked upon this igen*, as one of a very serious character, and if it were brusicht home to any party it would C. rtainly he :Whirred ley severe punishment; and he made this public notes in the hope that it would operate as a warning to other persons who were in the habit of prowling uliout this and other criminal courts in the metro ;olio, pretending to obtain legal assistance for prisoners, gam the y wete not it. any condition to do PO, and put an ,rat to such metiers in future. 'f be grand jury then retired. Mt semi's or FLANNAOAN. ...... The cam referred to by the learned recorder was that of I -.inn ates. who it will be remembered was committed for !nal foe robtaising money trona a woman named White, V. let the procure that he was a clerk to Mr. !lorry, 01. barrister. WWI that he would retain that gentleman to the !serum for whom the woman White interested E. t .a'', WE. were Dimmed that t►is morning ►e waa in rc a th e re, t edie or the gaol, and that he took an opportia- Ir.!, donne the temprirmy absence of the gaoler, to plunge h. h. ad into a pad id water, :Led hr was suffocatad before _n• potion was iliscoretud. No. 1.674.. RENT mom. Dv, VW. rod , A 6A AL, T IIA BEAUI VI Air froth. t pro rout ms; an V Id:. 4 .• Rom Petal V. Wtbor NEVA., t tiI.uONIERISM AND THE WESTMINSTEII SCUOOL. TO TOT MOTOR Or 1114/4. ....le. —As my mime has been prominently intro . .1 01 tl.r epelot.o. to the ** Euottohu.. - lately published .a !war t4;wr. I truet you will favour nee by la early lawn of thi eaclustd. Your obedient servant, CA KJLIN H. D lber • .74. t•I NEV. H. Upnrit., M.A., HYAD MASTMM OF WINTIIIN , TICK SCHOOL. 4 T.—AN...wee fro.* boom, snot a mul iplieiy of engin• nave i p.,..vent,d war from taking earlier notice of the 'p.. us , l a.ly tateoduced at Westminster, in which I a reterred to. True, it is in a tone of satire; but I e m pan in • little good-huirentred mirth, though at my own , t use. A person who challtsges polio' attention is a fair ate for patine mint-low. Permit me to make a few ob .'s...non. on the 'pilaw*. itself (of which • friend has stony funiolnd me with a translation). - NW, are enrovt in pointing to me as the t r ader of the novena at G.r female .In-se reform in thin country, hut I beg ttdoclalm all comet-toss with other Individuals who have val. molten the same tank. I stand entirely alone, and a sot r. lonsthie fir 'he proceedings of other parties. From am I felt my position to be one of great delicacy, and Paffil of lie.ng compromised. The manner in which ten whimt he• born \smiled, !VIA within the classic pre out. of lit. P..ter's College, and under the auspices of 'et dry. show. that in this I acted with sound discretion. It sow woold like to conspire my treatment of the rub. •••• with your own. I shall he happy In forward one of my i. 31 , levers, for your perssal ; you might perhaps lean ••fil it a Moue of 4,licacy. - In the weasel place, I have not meddled with the gores ton nf • wenisn's rights' i.e soy way, tarept as relates to "The eulotri••:e ref r• nee, to America meet with no nrapithe front me. I sin content anti proud ti be en tr.4loliiiiinian. The strongest pawago in reference to Marne. IMFAUff 3 in my teeture% Ca. that quoted below,* at,l elurn I eautinged at an arty peniet of my career, from a doubt of it, judiciousness as addressed to an Eng teold..re "100 have, vc wa. to be expected, 'rested my • was m a mare pecuniary speculation. Th;%, though watt' ...iiiposition, is nut a evireet one. II my main ob gt! Ltd teen emolument I should h ire adopted a very dimwit cosine. While ceseidering myself justly entitled eta Lis reward fir very arduous and persevering labour, I bent hem s, f., from meting on mere meteenary grounds, %at I have frequently refused. though juetly entitled, to attire Say remuneration beyond what would cover lay espenv The fait se that, whatever may be my eltameee, I believe I any lay claim to • little determine tie. of C•At tete?, and haviag di dared in my first siddiresa 'l:.t I wou:d not quit the subjeet till it had been carried 'l"tt..ti4h the length nod Wraith of the Lind,' all obstacles i'te at our dignarded. As my peregrinations have en undid from Perth to Itenrinee, and from Itoidun Deeps to leash Au, the pleclpr ha. bean ample redeemed. The stance of ..If denial involved none but myself eau ap p. ilia,. " "ten the wholeosir, I am happy that my proceedings have fon.ehed ground for a little amusement at this festive sea. I ly a mean, complain of their bring made a sub i-t of hoe:earn., hat 1 will pot observe that the ;walla tin veatly mph, d by the eireumatance of Thais' being ueralnce: as tie arch-bloomer, if really aimed at me, of at notat unworthy of you, thrtrt:d SS it is Woad a I !y of sensibility Ind pure reputation. I certainly h't he a nonnino somewhat indignant; hut a travesty Mo.; not Le ton si sorely criticised. Anin.ement is its oh -1•.•, ant annenent. You know as well as I myself do that LLe r' tame is not less feminine than that in common use. I Niles, it is an estahlished maxim omen: literary pc°. th :t an anticourahle r. view of a work is better than anae at all. On this principle I congratuldte myself that at the cloar ef la eseminas 1 em repobe on the reflection that the subject has Nen lirePii on the public attention, 0 "och melee the guiee of a farce, within the walls of the sunset amt lionour4hie foundation over which you preside. "1 hare the honour to he, Sir, " Your most obedient humble .errant, "rmtoLINE 11. DEXTER. "11 , 11nway, glee 30, IS/1." 'kW eq petrarlese humiliated when I 1. Ita..t that a Mimi- Ua 11/Iptod IM laurel /nem tbe be..mrs of io.bA and Itramah Al Aar. Inas Pap cense off th, ,sine AW • MACIlan , ter reaping the Rita rd 11. nrl 1. sn are em he• chine ovotr t the t.r. MUT. of the urebt., sod It has been men ye 1 for as Mairles• e.. 1 Mit wareim la uapraveraest l• acetone erhsetA tagtlehtemede IMO. de; " RAIL IVAYS. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. The share market is inactive to-day, with prices in most cases ruling the same as on Saturday, but the general feeling exhibits an improvement, and the tendency may be reported as upward. Several de scriptions have realised a shade better prices. French shares are still on the rise, following the course of the Paris Bourse. Central of France, Paris and Rouen, and Rouen and Havre, all show an advance. till all II I IS licliss ft. 60 iiy 111 all St. ft ell ii 1 ill et a 30 ail 1 3 11 . 1611 6 114 1 14 N. 474 77 79 II Si PO NI Ole —die 7 1 s LI IS 1 7 4 7 0/ 117 1174 S A 4 24 I s ..0 4 OR 7 II as 364 3J 11 1 dam 514 IS it will: IN 114 Ii4:I;1 , al 4! Ili:11311 . St. , id IS 1 et 33 1 dt LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 5, 1852. MINES. (hes the Daily News.) SATURDAY BURIN°. The market today has been quiet, and very few ansactions have occurred. Although the occurrence of the holiday season might have been expected to exercise some influence on the mining share market, by restricting the amount of busiuces, no diminution can be said to have been perceptible during the week, which boa been characterised by a good deal of activity, as our daily reports testify. Prices of dividend mines are very lirm,whilst the speculative descriptions also met with many inquiries, and in a week or two it may rea sonably be expected that the payment of the dividends on Consols and other government and miscellaneena stocks will have a further stimulating effect upon this department of business. In the course of the week we have announced another rise in the price of tin, to the great satisfaction of tin mine shareholders. Proprietors of silver mines are also interested in the upward tendency which is still perceptible in the price of this metal, though no fresh advance has yet taken place. The Californian and Australian gold mining share market has attracted only a diminished degree of attention during the week, and where any difference in prices is to be noted it is in a downward sense, but generally they may be reported stationary. this afterjuoon quotations are as follows:—Ague Fria, to 1 prem.; Nouveau Monde, 5 to i prem. ; Golden Mountain, at par; Ave Maria, his, to par; West Mariposa, sto die. The transactions in the Stock Exchange in the shares of the new English and Australian Copper Smelting Company are to bo brought to a settlement on Munday, and the preparations for this event have been in progress to-day, but only a limited business would appear to have been done in them. The present quotation is 4to prem. The following is the latest list of quotations :--Al fred Consuls, 161, 17; Bedford United, 65, 4; Black Craig, 4; Cara Brea, 95; Condurrow, 100; South Caradon, 112; West Caradon, 110; South Tolgus, 150; Trehanc, 6; Treviskey, 210; West Provi dence, 110; Trelawney, 46 ; Mary Ann, 421, 43 ; Butterdon, 7; Fenton, 64; Robins, 205.; Wheal Har riet, 10s.; Wheal Cupid, 71, 8; Wheal Arthur, 51, 61; Tamar Consols, 34; Tincroft, 84, 9 ; Lewis, 10, 11 ; Drakowalls, 55,1; West Wheal Russell, 275. 6d., 305.; East Leisure, 11, 12 ; Merllyn, 4f, 1; Devon Great Consols, 280; Wheal Tremayne, 25 ; Carvan nal, 10 ; Wheal Brewer, 71; South Wheal Char lotte, 205.; Bell and Lanarth, 42a. ; East Pool, 110; South Basset, 380; St. Aubyn and Grylls, 114, 12; Trevelyan, 21; Garreg, 20s. ,; West Alfred Commis, Ili, 12 5; (Vest Wheal Alfred, 15, ; Butterdon, 7 5 ; Trebarvah, 4,1; West Ding Deng, 25, 3; North Buller, 171, 20. Foreign Shares.—Cobre, 331, 4 ; St. John del Rey, 21, Santiago, 44, 5; United Mexican, 21, 1. MONEY MARKET. II Is THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw.. 21 t 3 Ile 131 tis 31 t , 7 71 7 4) 418 Se :a die ell. p.r I 13 3 1 die I II I Te 1 II There is a manifest increase of firmness in the English stock market, and throughout the Stock Exchange to day, and prices have slightly recovered. The uneasy feeling prevalent on Friday and Saturday which was chiefly founded upon adverse considera tions of mercantile credit, in connection with the falling due of a mass of bills on tho 4th, and which was industriously fostered by some parties for evi dent reasons, is no longer so evident, and there is a disposition to regard the various circumstances in operation upon. the market, in a more hopeful point of view. The official foreshadowing of the revenue returns is also received with satisfaction, as giving a quietus to many unfavourable reports previously in circulation. Consols have been steady all day at 97 to 3 ex div. for the 16th January, being an advance of I as com pared with the closing rates of Satur&y. The January dividends on Console and the other government stocks now shut, will be in course of. payment to tho public on Thurs day, and will doubtless give oocasion to the usual in flux of orders in the venous branches of business in the "house." To-day's business figures are as fol lows: Three per Cont. Consols for account, 97, 3, ex div. Three per Cent. Redneed, 97 . f, 3. New Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 981, 2. Bank Stock, 2151. The unfunded securities remain at late rates, with it rather more settled appearance, but without any increase of business. Exchequer Bills rule at 565. na. prem, and India Bonds at 68s. to7ls. prem. The Foreign House still shows the activity ob served last week, there being altogether • more evident disposition to operate in this depart ment. In Spanish and Sardinian the move ment continues very decided. A considerable business is now doing in both descriptions, and the former experienced another rise of 4 and the lager of 1 per cent. Other descriptions must be regarded as firm, at former rates. The list of this morning's sales is as follows :—Brazi lian New Fie per Cents., 1843, 923. Dillon Six per Cents., 102. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 593, 1, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 91. French Three per Cent. Rentes, 70f. 25c.; (Exchange, 23f. 25c.) Mexican Bonds, 283, 3. Peruvian Five per Cents., 1849, 94. Por tuguese Four per Cents., 331. Russian Five per Cents., 1133; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents.. 101, 3ex div. Sardinian Five per Cents., 881, 88, 89,' 883, 1. Spanish Active f ive per Cents., for ac count, 13th Jan., 221, a, 231 ; ditto Passive, 5,3; ditto Old Three per Cents., 413 ex div. There is scarcely any business doing in the new gold mining shares, and quotations are nominally unchanged. This is settling de in the Stock Exchange in the shares of the Now hnglish and Auustralian Copper Smelting Company, which arc now quoted buyers at 4 perm. Ily the Niagara, just arrived at Liverpool from New York, we have a further import of specie to the amount of 57,000 i. sterling. SATURDAY EVENINO. The discount market as yet is unchanged, not withstanding the step of the Bank of England hav ing the tendency to provoke competition. We have already so fully commented on this measure, that we do not now feel called upon to make further remarks. The chief special demand on the market for capital is from the Great Western Railway of Canada, and from the steam navigation companies. The former is an useful undertaking, and being for the purpose of uniting existing railways, and supported by the Ca nadian government, seems likely to get its money, more especially as the debentures bear 11111 Z per cent. interest. The new steam navigation conipAny has for its basis a government contract, and will on that ground meet with favour. From the tendency of the American trade, and from the example set by the Royal Mail Steam Company, large steamers are again likely to be in demand, and if so, there will be greater requirementsof capital by thisgrowing interest. lathe year now before us, the settlement of the India and China contract will take place, and a considerable sum must be raised to provide the additional ships. New telegraph enterprises are going forward, but the capital employed is so small that it is scarcely ob served. An undertaking in which English capitalists are engaged, and which is likely to come into this market, is the northern railway of S pain , full par ticulars of which are given in the Spanish corre spondence of the Express of yesterday. The shares are to be issued by the government, and bear 6 per cent. interest with I per cent. sinking fund. This must not, however, be looked upon as an enterprise solely dependent on the Spanish government, and therefore liable to the same financial reputation. The guarantee will chiefly result from the provinces and corporations of Spa in, which have of late years so managed their attain that they have carried out ex tensive public improvements, and shown themselves earnestly desirous of maintaining their credit and promoting the interests of their constituents. So far as they can be gathered from the abstract Oven in the Express, the concessions of the Spanish go vernment are liberal, and calculated greatly to for ward the undertaking. It is to be observed, too, that the railway system has on a small scale made a good footing in Spain. The bullion market presents no essential change, but we have to notice a gradually strengthening feeling in the price of silver, which renders a further advance probable. Tho advices by the Overland Mail represent the demand as unabated, and with the eastern markets unsatisfied, considerable ship nients must continuo to be made to that quarter. Under these circumstances the arrival of 700,000 dols. in silver by her Majesty's ship Champion is very opportune, but the amount, after all, is but small. The fall in the quotations of gold and Biller at Paris last month, produced a corresponding effect at Hamburg and other continental markets, but prices at these two places now show an upward tendency. The last prices of fine gold are :-London, 31. 17s. 9d. per ounce • Amsterdam, 10 to 11 per cent. prem.; Bombay Veer), 10 rupees per tola; Buenos Ayres, 3 per cent. prem. ; Calcutta (China gold), 15.9 to 16.2 ; Canton (100 touch), 22 dole. 10e. per tact ; Frankfort, 3781 to 379,1f1.per mare; Item burg, 4261 marks per mare; Jamaica, 21 to 5 per cont. prem.; Lisbon, 0.4 per cent. die.; New York, 6 per cent. prem ; Paris, 0.03 to 0.1 per cent. prem. ; ltio Janeiro, 158 per cent. prem. (paper), 58 per cent. prem. (silver); Shanghai: (r), 2071 to 208 dole. per 91. 7m. Sc.; Vienna, 291 to 30 per cent. prem. The last prices of sovereigns are: Amsterdam, 11f1. 70 to 80 ; Baliia,lB mil. to 8.200 ; Bombay, 10 ru pees 2 annus; 'Batavia, 138. 75; Bourbon, 5 per cent. prem.; Colombo, 1 to 11 per cent. prem. ; Calcutta, 10 rupees 2 to 3; Frankfort, 11fl. 52 to 33; Lisbon, 4,470 rein; Madras, 10 rupees 6; Mauritius, 1 to 11 per cent. prem.; New York, 4dols. 86c.; Oporto, 4,490 reis ; Paris, 23fr. 15c. to 20e. ; Rio Janeiro, 8 mitreis 740; San Francisco, 4 dots. 83c.; Singapore, 4 dots. 60c. Trieste, 12fl. 14. The last prices of 20-franc pieces are : Amsterdam, 9fl. 35 to 43; Bourbon, 3 per cent. prem. ; Constan tinople, 91 piastres 10; Frankfort, 9tl. 281 to 29t ; Genoa, 20/. 06 ; New York, 3 dol.. Me.; Paris, 0.05 to 0.1 per cent. preni.; San Francisco, 3 dots. 83e. to 4 dots. • Venice, 23.03. The last prices of 10 florin pieces are : -Amster dam, 9 fl. 60 to 70; Antwerp, 218. 74; Brussels, 201'. 78; Frankfort, 9 ft 48 to 49; San Francisco, 4 dole. I Si rt 17 I 10 11 lej Si - 1 he last prices of Spanish doubloons aro :—Bahia, 28 mil. 400 to 600; ('arthagena, New Granada, 23 per cent. prem. ; Lisbon, 14,620 milrcis; New York, 17 dole. 30c. ; Oporto, 14,0180 milrcis ; Paris, 85E to 85f. 00c.; Pernambuco, 28m.; l'ort-au-Prinec, 202 do's. ; Rio Janeim, 30 milrein 218) to 400. The last prices of American doubloons are: Lon don, 31. 18s. 3d. per or. ; Bahia, 2Hm., 400 to MO ; 13uenos Ayres, 326 dub.; Haviumah, prem.; 4 :••• - F • " • y • ra 1 t fp rt%% ORADEA AND ATCY,KB ITNODAILANTIND. Leaways. many, Ploatlng., Soda and SIM Junction nann.Woly. ktdoerValle‘ 81thentiond, Idunassilre.• Ow Jan. latedif.nand. ert•di fed . . . prow ow Onll• sad bottom Jun DaM... Venn, end /Orr. dein Jamaica Out Amends (SU L k . . . - : Do. (ADI I. H.) ... Lister. 1.7114Y14 Q A.. Vats U. ILI Do. d..s sad C etu D. Now Awes East Wen left Da* Taleirm. Ediabargh and Wargo, Vannburnit.ParthMumita Warsaw* South Western • t Northam ... 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I, 11~ re 4 ~ l Illi 1 1 IMe 1 111 It Pm ges -; ;tit I 144 147 I 1 1 1 12 if mg 14 2 0 ;114. 1)4 In 144 4 44 41 6 iis pat Ilf lel 14 111 II IS 1 0 4 Ise /is ILWATU. 111 Ile 30t 21 41 114118 , is 38 " 31 lie I, 131 221 I ll' II 21 I IN 19 34 34 We 41 43 lit 27 144 21 41a s 1 9 Tns MosmouTitsinis Beitovons.—ln addition to Mr. Lindsay of Londoo, Mr. Crawahay Bailey, the great ironmeater, is now fairly in the field as • candidate wh • vacancy occurs for the representation of these boroughs Mr. Bailey has yielded to the wishes of a num ber of the electors, who signed a requisition to him, and on Saturday an address was issued in Newport. Mr. Bailey states himself to be in favour of an extension of the sof free by the extension of the borough qualification to the counties. If. is also favourable to civil and religious liberty ; and, should the proposition for • five shilling duty on wheat be brought forward, he promises it his support. PUBLIC SALES. Be Mews. Sitermtwoaru and SONS, at tho Mart— Absidute reversion to one fourth part of various sums of Bank Stock, amounting to 3.9931., receivable at death of two gentlemen, aged 5.5 and 56 years—sold for 3141. The absolute reversion to Ult. Three per Cent. Bank Annuities, receivable at death of an annuitant, now aged 81 years-3751. Absolute reversion to one third part or share of 6,666!. 13s. 4d. Three per Cents., receivable at death of a widow lady, aged 80 years-1,4W Absolute reversion to one sixth part of .5,7341. Three per Cents., receivable at death of a person, aged 48, and his wife, aged 31-1931. TROOPS FOR THE CAPE.—PORTSMOCTII, JAN. 4. —The Birkenhead, steam sloop, Master Commander Sal mond, sailed late on Friday night, from Spithead, with detachments of the 12th Lancers end 12th loom, for the, Cape of Good Hope, calling at Cork :for detaasnts of other regiments at the Cape. THE PROTESTANT BISHOPRIC or JERUSALEM.— This bishopric, which was founded ten years since at Jeru salem, under the protection of England and of Prussia, having become vacant, will be now filled by a prelate chosen by the King of Prussia. M. Valentiner, a Schleswig reels etastic, who hail been obliged to quit his country in conse quence of political events, has been selected for the post. He has just left Berlin for Trieste, whence he will embark for his destination. .REATII OF SIR PREDK. WM. DTSBAR, BART.— We bare to record the demise of Sir F. \V. Dunbar, Bart., of Boath, Nairnshire, who died on the 27th ult., at his seat in that county, aged 33 years. The deceased baronet sue. eroded his butter in 1836, and dying without issue, he is succeeded by his uncle, Mr. Peter Dunbar, in the lion. East India Company's service. DEATH or A MILITARY RNTOITT OF WINDSOR.— Mr. Rand, late Quarter-Muter of the 43rd Regiment, who had received the appoiatment of a Military Knight of Window about two years ago, died at the castle on .he 21st ultimo. ile had been many years in the service, and had received the silver medal with nine clasps. RETIRED FELL PAY LIST.—We understand (says the United Service Garotte) a new warrant is about to be issued with reference to the full pay retirement. The num ber of brevet officers and captains to be 110 instead of 115. The number of full pay captains at Ile. 7d. to be reduced from 70 to 38, and that of brevet field officers at 13s. 7d., to be increased from 45 to 74. Of the latter there is at per scot but one Internat. ----- MOVEMENTS OF TROOI.B.—TIM let battalion Rifle Brigitte (service companies) having embarked on Friday, at Dover, on board the Meguera, for the Cape of Good Hope, the following movements of depots have in conse quence taken place:—Depot Ist battalion Rifle Brigade front Dover, arrived at Wishner 3rd January ; depot 30tti Regiment, from Wallace, arrived at Dover 2nd Isoustry ; depot 67th Regiment, from the Isle of Wight, arrived at Dover 3rd January. ROYAL MILITARY ASYLUM, CIIELSEA.—The cone mandaniship of this asylum, about to be vacated by Ma;or- General Peter Brown, will, it is understood, be given to Colonel Slade, eammunding the 90th Regiment, which will thus came a tossiscy iu this corps. fan NNW Balls Kill ACROSS TILE THAMES.—The werturis engegail is sinking the foundation of the new bridge ow taw Thanes, between lianelsgh-wharf and the lied Hesse, Bartsseirs, are making rapid progress. Already the piles Ise *spina of the centre span have been nearly all driven. and the sofa dims ertWeted. The waste ground to the tantersrd of the poise Wigging to Chelsea Hospi tals ell sliieh at one tune lima • portion of the famed on, but white h now little better than a Ine italli =2g filled is emll salt-drsiurd, by means of large pips sal swims. This pima bm bees necery, hinder Ilea the opissoress N thi new found ssa bridge. The . Mae street lesdlsig has the bridge es the Middlesex side will terminate it the vistalty of Baton-square, and the buildings to be snisisi shag the line of street are to be of the second class, and the exteriors finished M a similar style to all those lately built on the Marquis of Westminster's property at Chelsea and Pimlico. SORROWS OF OMNIBUS MEN.—NO. I have driven for seven years on the Paddington Rae. Never have more than ono Sunday to myself is the omen et twelve months. Have forty-five minutes for my meals, but can not get them at home. I commence work at eight in the morning, and leave off at eleven at night. Would gladly go to a place of worship if I could." No. 2. —" I have been a driver for fourteen years. Seldom can get to • plate of worship. I here sometimes asked master for • day's rest on a Sunday, but his reply has always been, !test when you're dead." My wile is a religious woman, and it is a sad trouble to her that I can never go with her to church." No. 3. —" I leave home for the stables at half-past seven, and I never see my own door again until twelve at night. Week days and Sundays are all alike to me. I get two or three Sundays in the course of the year, but I have to sacrifice my wages and employ • substitute." No. 4. "I em timekeeper at —. My day's work :commences et nine in the morning, and finishes at ten at night. I have no leisure for meals, but have to get them as I stand in the street. I never have a Sunday's test. No. 6. I am on the Islington road. I have one Sun day in every five, but am geaerelly so worn out that I am glad to spend meet of that day in bed. I should rejoice to have every Sunday to myself, and would willingly sacrifice my day's wages for this purpose. I was owe a elanhath- school scholar, and know that I ought not to work on the Ssbbath, but what am Ito do ? I have no other employment to go to, and my wife and family must not starve." No. 6. —" We have • herd life aft. I sometimes think that omnibus men are regarded as beings without souls, or else the religious people would surely do something for us. I never have • Sunday. I believe God intended that not only me, but my boner, should have • day of rest, and I think that they ought to have it. To have an evening with my family is a pleasure unknown to me." TnE SOLITARY StRVIVOR OF THE WRECK OF THIS ROYAL 01011011 is now living at St. George's, Won oestenhire. His name is Abel Hibbs, aged 111. Until latel7 he was a hale old man, but Ito is now bedridden, and his only support hi from the peer-rate. FOWdMi‘eiblaii•at‘aMilMsa. 0 Hayti, 245 to 250 dots.; Kingston, Jamaica., 2 per' cent. prem. ; Lisbon, 14.520 rein ; New York, 16 dole. 50e. • Paris, 84f. 50e. to 85f. ; Pernambuco, 27m. 500; Por to Rico, 17 dots.; Port-au-Prince, 180 to 182 dote.; Rio Janeiro, 30 milreis '2OO to 400; San Francisco, 10 dole. ; Carthagena (New Granada), 18 per cent. prem. The last prices of American Eagles arc Cartha gene (New Granada), 23 dots. ; Kingston, Jamaica, to 1 per cent. prem. ; London, 3/. 10s. 2 }d. to 3d. ; New 1 ork, 6 per cent.; Paris, 25f. 90c. to 26f. ; San Francisco, 7 per cent. premium. Fine silver at London is ss. Old. per oz. ; at Amoy (Sycec), 3 to 4 per cent. prem.; Amsterdam, 1040. 50 to 1058 . ; Bombay (Sycee), 1041 rupees per 100 toles; Carthagena (New Granada), 12 to 14 dots.: Canton (Sycee), 2.5 per cent. prem.; Calcutta (Sycee), 104 r. 3 to 194 r. 12; Frankfort, 24 fl. 30 to 32 per mare ; Hamburg, 27 m. 12 per mare ; Lisbon, no quotation ; Mauritius, par ; New York, 3 to 4 per cent. prem. ' • Paris, 0.10 to 0.11 per cent. prem.; Philadelphia, 2 to 3 per cent. prem.; Rome, 4 per cent. prem. ; Rio Janeiro, 100 per cent. prem. ; rSinge (Sycec), 5 to 54 per cent. prem. ; Shanghae pore (Sycec), S to 54 per cent. pram.; Shanghae (Sycce) 143 dole. 70c. per 100 taela ; Tacna (Peru), o 10 dots. ; Trieste, 224 to 22; per cent. Kern ; Valparaiso, 10 dolt. sc. to 10 dots. 54c. per marc ; Vienna, 22 1 per cent. pem. Silver holding 5 grains of gold is Si. 14d. per oz. standard at Landow The last prices of five franc pieces are :-Amster dam, 20. 32 to 35; Frankfort, 20. 22 to 1; Genoa, 3/. 35; Lisbon, 870 reis ; New York, 961 e. to lc.; Porto Rico, 1 dol. ; San Francisco, 95c. to 1 doL ; Trieste, 2 8. 24. The last prices of Spanish pillar dollars are :- Amsterdam, 20. 55 to 60 ; Bahia, lm. 920 ; Bom bay, 221 to 222 rupees per 100; Buenos Ayres, 231; Calcutta, 221 r. 2 to 221 r. 10 per 100; Canton, # per cent. prem.; Constantinople, 24 piastres 10 ; Car thagena (New Granada), 25 per cent. prem. ; Genoa, 5.40; Gibraltar, 11 per cent. prem. ; Hamburg, 28m. 2; Lisbon, 935 refs ; New York, 7; to 8 per cent. prem. ; Oporto, 925 refs ; Paris, 51. 40c. to 45e. ; Pernambuco, Im. 9'20; Rio Janiero, 1.920 reis; San Francisco, 1 dol.; Syra, 6.17 to 6.18 ; Trieste, 20. 38. The last prices of United States dollars are: New York, 2 to 2; per cent. prem. ; Havannah, I per Bent. prem. The last prices of Mexican and South American dollars are : London, 4s. 114 d. per oz. ; Bahia, 1 m. 800; Canton, 8 per cent. die.; Calcutta, 220 r. 8 to 221 r. 4 per 100 ; Constantinople, 23 piastres 10; Carthagena (New Granada), 25 per cent. prem. ; Hamburg, 27 marks 13; ach. ; Ilavanna, 1 to 1 per cent. prem. ; Hong-Kong, 12 to 15 per cent. drs. ; Lisbon, 930 reis ; New York, 3; to 4 per cent. prem. ; Oporto, 920 reis ; Paris, 51. 37e. to 40 c. ; Pernambuco, 1 m. 780; Rio Janeiro, 1830 to 1840 reis ; San Francisco, 2 to 3 per cent. premium ; Shanghae, 8 per cent. die. ; Valparaiso, 1 per cent. premium. The imports of specie this week include 1,2651. by the Madrid, from Lisbon; 1,121,529 dole. by the America, and 371,440 dots. by the Arctic, both from New York ; and 700,000 dots. by her Majesty's ship Champion, from the West Pacific. Tho total value is upwards of 450,0001. The exports of specie from the port of London for the week ending Thursday last, as officially stated, amount to 277 ounces of gold, and 74,810 ounces of silver, of the aggregate value of about 19,8001. The account in detail is as follows: Gold coin to Itotter dam, 100 oz.; gold dust to Hamburg. 177 oz. Silver coin : to Rotterdam, 3,000 oz.; to Boulogne, 2,610 oz. Silver bars :to Rotterdam, 43,000 oz.; to Bel gium, 25,000 oz.; to Boulogne, 1,200 oz. The other exports comprise a HUM of 20,3001. by the Amason for the West Indies and Mexico. The total exports of the kingdom are consequently stated at 40,1001. An analysis of the railway traffic returns of the United Kingdom for the last week, published by Ilerapatit'sJoarnal, shows the total receipts on 6,314 miles to be 258,239/., or at the rate of 411. per mile per week. For the corresponding week of last year, the amount was 242,5621. on 6,174 miles, or 391. Si. per mile per week. There is consequently an increase in the aggregate receipts of 15,6771., or 6.46 per cent., an increase in the mileage of 140 miles, or 2.26 per cent., and an increase of 11. 15s. in the amount received per mile per week. Tho Railway Times estimates the total receipts since the Ist July at 7,899,804!., which, on 6,160 miles, gives an average of 1,2481. 15s. 0(d. per mile; and as the amount for the same period of last year was only 6,696,690/. on 5,928 miles, or 1,129/. 13s. sd. per mile, the differ ence is shown to be in favour of tho present season to the extent of 1191. ls. 70. per mile. NOLDilli ILI Reek Stock. SIN 101 . 3 per Ct. Doha:ed. tat 3 her Ct. CY111144. thus Ditto far tort.. Sof St par CS. Couto* ialf I)B.—Tftin PAT. Long Aal nuives, shut India lituek. .but Mao nonds.l,oool.. 67.. 70.. &dipole WWI. I.otol. 664 W 4. /08E101 41 per Ct. Ilehrtan. 914 6 per Ct. Itnuillats. V 4 6 Dv. New, 976 p e r Ct. lk.euum Arm. 1 e Ct. Chillan.llB lil 43 tt 1 ivy CL 62 1 per Ct. DWI*. 75 78 It per 4 t. Dutch, 144 4 per CL 11.406, $96 1...4ure1e1. 3 1 we tirturly 14 15 biatkulan 6 per PARIS 1 NUN Pll. 3 per It. Matfett. 18 II per Uc l'artiviatt, 917 Ditto Defolvd. i6i 7 9 / 6 pm . et. loortugue.; 6 tt.r Ct. Hamlin), 112 14 41 per Ct. heir. 163 3 per et. OS. 40 it Acum 27i i C . . 1 li 3 cA le lrels. ll3 71 7 eat. It se 3OURSIS. , Poe Awsent. PARIS, hig. 2. I Pm ' i I 31v1Nr. Opectig I RION' LWOW Ck.6lllK. I --..... . I per (Ave. 1 per Cents, 1 per Cent,. ... 4 do. New Lose i per Cents. Asehazire us Loodda : at siiht, 23 20 ; 90 • dam 2324, t pr cat,. el do. New Loan .1 per Ornts. ksehanp on London : at right, Moen 25 20 ; 90 dare, 2324. Belid 5, 1010 — esp4o4 Rentz& Da a; 5, 13.5 — Roam Loan, 101 .Se ... 103. 4! Do. 24 D. Cent, 94 75 _ Hank shuns ... 2449 ...Pasus, JAN. 3.—St. Germain, 523; Versailles (right Auk). $l5; do. (1,13 tank), 250 ; Paris and Mime, 1.100; Purls and Known, 701 50 ; Konen and Havre, 20' 50; Marseilles and Avi gnon, $10: guaabourg and Bale, 205; 4 enu 44, 513; lloulogna and manna, 300; Orbs= and Inadeaal, 455 ; Noftlann, 015; Pun and arimbo..ra. 507 30 ; tours and Nantes. MO; llonteroau and Troyaa, 150 ; Dieppe and Yeomen, M. MADRID, DEC. 30.—Thrco per Cents., 381 Raper ; Five per Cents., 171; Coupons, 81; Debt without interest, 5 7-10 VIENNA, JAN. 3.—Fivo per Cent. Metalliques, ; Four-and-a Half per Cent. ditto, 851. Bank Shares, 1,270. Exchange on London, 11.47. SIR EDWARD DOLMAN SCOTT, BART., expired on the 27th ult., at Great Barr Hall, Staffordshire, to his 68th year. DISAPPEARANCE OF A YOUNG LADT.—A young lady, of highly respeetable family, who has for some time past resided in the capacity of governess with the family of Mr. Andrew Duncan, Ilatfeld•place, near this city (Bath), is missing under alarming circurnstauces. The young lady, it appears, accompanied one of Mr. Dunean's daughters to church on the morning of Christmas-day, but, before the service bad been concluded, she rose from her seat to leave the church, complaining of illness. The pew•opeucr, struck by her strange and excited air, invited her to go into the ye try ; but the young lady declined to do ea, quitted the church, and has nut been heard of since. Some other circumstances, unhappily, point to the probability that she has been drowned. We understand that not long after she had left the church, the landlord of the Dolphin inn, opposite Tiverton, observed a young lady answering to the description of Mr. Duncan 's govcrnees, walking along the bunk of the river in a hurried manner, and within a few minutes alter he had lot sight of her another person saw a female struggling in the water. He iminediately ran to get itiristunce, but on returning to the spot ell was quiet, and nut a trace remained of the drowning person. The river has since been dragged, but without success, owing, it may be, to its being much swollen. There is no absolute cer tainty that the MiSsillik young lady and the person seen in the water are the same, though it is very probable, especially us the young lady had, for some time previously, been suffering from depression of spirits, to which, we are informed, she was constitutionally disposed. Her friends, we need not say, are suffering great stisiety, being in a dreadful uncer tainty whether she has wandered away, fallen into the river, or committed suicide.—BalA Chronicle. BIRKENHEAD, LANCASHIRE, AND CHESHIRE JUNC TION ltsmwsr.—Trallic for the week vuding Dec. 2S : Passengers, parcels, &c., 8821. 191. 10d. ; merchandise and cattle, 5621. 124. 7d. Total, 1,646/.124. 52, Corresponding week of loot you, 1,27 W. 3s. 102. [THREEPENCE. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANE.—THIS DAY. The private contract markets are not active today, as the public sales declared for to-morrow and during the week are large and various, yet most articles wear a firm appearance, and as the quotations very generally are from 10 to 30 per cent. below those of last January, it is to be hoped they do not admit of a much further &ethic. Tea.—Opinion seems to be in favour of this article, and there has been a good demand to-day at last week's prices. Maraca.—The markets have been nearly closed in con ' sequence of the holidays, and the only, alteration to notice is : the advance in British Tin of 40e. per ton, which induces the holders of East India to ank rather higher prices. The public sales declared for tomorrow conikt of, Sugar, 10,000 bap Bengal, 2,000 hap Mauritius, and 400 hhds. West India; Coffee, 100 casks and 600 bags Ceylon, and 1,200 bags Bahia; Coco a , 400 b a g s; Saltpetre, 4 , 00 bags; ltiee, 600 bags ; Pepper, 260 robins. Otte.—Seal, pale, 321. to 321. 10s.; straw, 311. to 311. 10s. ; brown, 29/. to 30/. ; Sperm. 811. to 85!. head-matter, 92/. to 9.51. ; . Cod, 32!. South Sea, 31/. to 33/. ; Olive Galipoli, 421. to 431. ; Palm, 261. to 261. 10s. ; Cocoanut. 281. to 351.; Seed, rape, pale, 311. to 321. ; Linseed, 261. 15s. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. Market quiet, and although the delivery was good last week, still, the stuck being large, sellers arc unwilling to accept present prices. Town Tallow is quoted 375. nett; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 3(14. 9d. to 375. new ; 365. 3d. to 36e. 6d. old new new _year ( 1362), 36e. to 3de. 64. ; on o f Msad at Pls. ed. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 1 1531. I 1851. II L - - -.... stock Um day Casks. 46.396 51,271 61,915 1 Islivery Isat week Do. tram Ist hubs Arrival last weak 1,148 2 , 0 151 Uck Crass Ist June likes T. C. tin day per awt 58..6d. 17s. 6d. 34,911. Da. Towns 4la. Od. • 39.. lid. 31468 d. Pcnuc SAL EN advertised for m Friday, 'AO January.— 180 casks and GO boxes South American 1 allow ; 30d casks Australian ; 2EO casks Petersburg Y.C. wrecked do. COAL MARK ET.-THIS PAY. 11olywell, 17s. ; Howard's West Hartley, 14s. ; Hut ings Hartley, 145.; Eden Main Walls End, 16a. 3d. ; Walls End Ilaswell, 17s. 6d.; Walls End Hetton, 17t. 6d. ; Walls End Latobton, 17.. ; Walls End Stwatt's, 17s. ; Walls End. Tees, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Hatton, 13s. M. —Ships at market, 161. MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. The supply of Essex Wheat in Mark-lane this morning was small, and that from Kent wu but moderate ; an advance of Is. per qr. upon last Monday's rates was preay generally established. Fine white Dantric and Baltic red Wheat brought rather more money, but other descriptions of foreign were not d • Foreign Flour was generally held for an advance, which was not freely complied with. Town made Flour was 3s. per sack dearer. Choice malting Barley was worth rather more money, and other descriptions sold nn quite as good terms as last week. The receipts of Oats have been moderate during the past weak, and factors were consequently enabled to equblish an improvement of fiat. per quarter upon really fit.e horse corn. _ _ --- `Small Brans and Grey Peas were ls. per quarter cheaper. White Peas and other sorts of Beans were unchanged is value. BRITISH. balm p per Hr. WRY; EPAPI k Kest red 37 to 39 to 41.. wine, 42 to 44 to 47 Norfolk and gulloik 87 to HO to 40... do. 42 to 44 to 47 Talavera (Lava se tSa l6ak) 46 to 49 Cambridge& Unionized to 37 to 41... white, '23 to 41 to 45 Rya, yew 27 to 29 old, 7S to 27 hamar, boding ...... ..... l3 to 38...diatilling Malting 29 to 31...ehtvalter 31 to 33 doe 44 • MALT .... ..... 48 to 3' flir pals ...... —... 34 to 51 Oars EngilA, ford lB to lo black . Bata Poland. Berwick it 7319911371184 11 to 22 .potato 24 to 20 .. Bib, kW— ...... .. It to 18 to 19 „black ....... ..... l9 to 29 Data, panto Pea. pey 27 to :9. .maple . Blue 30 to 40 imperial 44 to 46 Whits 30 to 32. .boolere Bun; Mat gin 26 to 27...tiek 28 to 30.. eld 31 to 84 Maw 28 to b.. small:10 to 31 . el 4 34 to 16 Tall/Kwevicting, per bob. to— new winter Is to 4a 34 Wit to MAIMASID. mew .... 43 WM* LINFIAL Cuts. per thousand PI to a:4 IP ewes:masa, per cwt., red.. to to --...while — to to __ .----._ Prr wok of Illabr. Twos, town made. delivered 87 to 40...f10e household . to 33 Norfolk and Suffolk 27 to 2S—whites FOREIGN. 6bltthip per Qr. Wsam Dint 2 lo and Ronistabeeg 39 to 44. line Pomeranian 38 to 42 -Roatoek 40 to 44... Stettin 33 to 49 Freneb 31 to 33 to 37...Brabant to Daniell 33 to 35...kiamburg -.35 to 27 to IND ilt/loitlL .28 to 30. .12gyptian ........ 24 tu 37 Danube - ... 93 to 30. .0dem0...... .........13 to 33 Rea to 1 / a aLIT, feeding ... 10 to 23. (MORD.' 24 to 17 LIMIlla ...., -.- tO Indian ....n en 27 lo 30 Oare,Rueetan Potoonodus MI Stralsund 13 to 28 Boodbit sad Danish ....- .... ..... l7 to 19 !tinkled god Dutch, feed Ditto. Imre. lO to n .PMentie ..... ....... 20 to n Ramo, tick 23 m 33 old .....6 to 33 Small l3 to 27 Aid Pam, kit)Pialls 2l to 29 Tummy ..... l3 to 20 Frey White' 16 to $7 211 to 32.-booors ......... - 3.3 to $4 Taw, old ES to 23 mew 26 to 27...1erg0 31 to 33 Loma, Bettis Ind Rurefen 41 to 44 Neiliternmeonand Odessa limenano 41 to 44 lioutpood . .... „. 33 to 34 Do. Cacti free of dot'', par Om, Z 4 10 to El 13 Pis Barrel el 19611 e. Puma, American 14 16 20 to 22 _Canadian ......... 19 to 111 Dootxto —to .Damburg l9 to French. pm leek of 2800 e. £RILIVALSINIO LONDON PEON 29th DEC. to Zed JAN. grs. Whist 3691 Fahrinh. ecutch. 151/0. ruction. 1 5470 Baxley— .... 4597 1441 I 5670 Oats 551 40M 1 10951 I escr Flour 3759 Sorer, 217 rock.; Molt, 4,171 qrs. BOROUGH HOP • MARKET -TIIIS DAY. Messsrs. Pattcnden and Smith report thatPric;;4; all . good flops arc fully supported, with a steady demand, and very short supply. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET—THIS DAY. During the past week there has been large arrivals coast- wise, and also a good supply by nil; lower prices for most sorts have been submitted to. Trade very heavy, at the . following quotations :—York Regents, 60s. to 80s. ; Scotch ditto, 60,. to 661. ; Cups, 60s. to 601. ; Kent and Essex Regents, 60s. to 765. ; Wisbeach, 65.. to 70e. ; French, 69.„ SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts is good, and although trade is not very brisk, prices are pretty sect' supported. The weather is favourable for slaughter mg, and no doubt everything will be sold. The number of Sheep is small to-day for the season. Prices are not better, bat trade is cheerful at late quotations. Calves arc in demand, at fully late rates. From Germany and Holland there arc 453 Beasts, 1,770 Sheep, and 139 Cain , ; Spai n, 20 Sheep ; Scotland, 300 Beasts; 900 from Norfolk and uffolk, and 1,000 from the Northern and Midland Counties. - ---. Fir moue 418164. --- d. a. Par stone of alta Is d. aa. Boa Nana 11460!..8.1...3 84 0 I 14.4 has. Al lit-WA at 00 • • Sot Sharabonas ...... 2 • 310 Bed Long. 310 • 1 1•30•44•011 Darts. . 3 0 3 4 , 120. do. Khoru 0 0 0 • Caine................ 2 I 4 0 ' Ewa awl ...mad guess 3 4 1..1 Plea .......... ..... 3 4 4 4 To. do. Motu o • d • War D•a. Half-bre& 4 4 4 6 I.4alsa 0 0 • • New. as mckot, 1,142; Mew add 1aad0....‘,00 Wram, 262 Pam 261. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVIRPOOL, JAN. 3.—Caledonian, 16—Edinburgh and Glasgow, 2S—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 611 I—London and North Western (new 1-shares), 31 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, at —lhtto (6/. new pretertnee), 9-16 p.—Midland, 514_1_8—South-Eastern and Dover, 21i —Great Southern and Western (Ireland), 351. MANCHEATER, JAN. 3.—The market has been quiet, and prices without change.—Caledonian, 161 ; East Anglian 'inference 6 per cent., 21 Eastern Counties, 7 ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 61 + ; Ditto (fifths), 71 d. ; South Eastern and Dover, 211, 11-16. BIRWINOHAW, J AN. 3.—? his market was heavy to-day, and prices, especially towanls the close, a shade lower. Shrewsbury and Birmingham B's were done at 41. 13s. 9d die. INTERESTING AUTOGRAPHS AND MANCSCRIPTS.— On Saturday there was a sale of curious manuscripts and autographs at the rooms of Messrs. Puttick and Simpson, in I'n:cuddly. The following were soma of the most re markable lots, with the prices they produced : Lot 36, 511 letters of l'rincess Catherine Sophia, sister of Freder , c, King of Bohemia, sold for 2/. Its. Lot 38, forty-seven official letters of Charles 1., signed by the King, sold for 191. Lot 40, a letter of Prince Charles Lewis, sold for 2/. lls. Lot 69, two pages folio in the autograph of Sir William Deplete, relating to a search of records sold for 71. 2s. 6d. Lot 87, twelve wardrobe warrants of Henry VII., sold for 41. 18s. Lot 88, fifty-three wardrobe war rants of Henry VIII., sold for LW. Lot 109, letters of Admiral Keppel, sold for 3/. 10s. Lot 112, a letter of Colonel Lane, who was instrumental in saving Charles It. • after the Battle of Worcester, sold for 41 4s. Lot 115, some correspondence of the Her. John Lewis, historian, of Faversham, sold for 4/. Lot 148, a letter of William Oldrs, the bibliographer, with a short autobiography, sold for 41.6 e. Lot 176, a parcel of papers relative to the Scotch forfeitures in 1715, geld for 31. Lot 201, some papers by, or addressed to, George Vertue, the engraver, sold ter 41 6s. Lot 210, the autographs of Sir Chalks Wokeley and that of Colonel Rennes, Cromwell's Speaker. sold for 21 3s. I. IN