The Express. — London, England, 1849-12-29 00:00:00

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Mews Dernene ; Oedema iir dr Mar- Mart M lerreedee el an law el mho. m a la hair la the drolea odr art lopotot odd emedroe et do dm 11,11sawriorest.Do V, UM ilia ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS of j, TIM of Dia IL eaddst eila lbaortae ergz. rep droma Dm tits airlifts.. naloodinime -Ildrapsla ma Oda Qads Haymarket, • lr= lam ;•• L tassam. .11ae Ladd d Mad. ;" 4. 1141.114 . 4 'lllarlemb Mg brairPAasleat Name reteatly Dead it Itme—Waleurtsa lerdelgut lan 4144-444144441 la Um IWO , a War IM* ; I. Itadatk_treat aa M▪ O; L Debra, et Otadal ftrea—Pled roolik fa Ibr treZ Taar—Orkineka et New toes Du at Darb—lbe loyal Addles, Pam: L Pint Wt. " Ad el dady ." 2. Ardaterme, Dada tar a Iladaid Many Ma Mad : TM Odra Boa—Cbere el a Bier rb7 SILL laater—ateebea la lrebad: I. Jody O'DomeCa llabitados; L bdp Calsormee; IL Odds g Cattle far Mat—Wah bode, Imalwrealat M N ial Imd2pasa, sod all the Dews of the wed.—Ofllta, Ila Omar ptse IIL primp tree. _____---------- SHOREHAM ELECTION. elerion of • bargees to repteseet the borough of Sitortbas, awl to supply the voesucv oa r e d I tb• death ol tko Cbarles Ouriog, Eq., took place OK fiboreloon baadry sines 1836 have taken place on the heavy soU.. Should we have a really fine wheat season we may look for an amount of produce from our strong wheat lands greater than has ever before been attained. Every farmer knows how many fa vourable concurrent circumstances are necessary to such a season, and it is at present quite premature to make any calculations founded on such an expectation; but it is well to remind the public, now the oft refuted and nearly forgotten fallacies of protection are attempted to be revived, that there are possible causes in operation far more potent than foreign imports, likely to bring down the price of grain. At all events, the present aspect of the wheat crops is most promising, and with a fair season there is little doubt of considerable abundance. Bar ley bears a price somewhat higher in proportion than wheat, while oats, beans, and peal, which it is to the farmer's interest to buy, are selling at moderate prices. The great extension of the growth of winter or Russian beans on heavy land which has token place during the last two years is worthy of note as being a valuable addition to their produce. Seven and eight quarters of these beans—weighing 70 lbs. per bushel—were this year very clmmonly grown to the acre, and the benefits of such a supply of food for blue's, and cattle, and pig feeding, mast be sufficiently ob vines. - - - In making an estimate of probable prices up to next harvest, it must be remembered that at the harvest of 1848 the stook of old wheat in this country was very large, and through the crops in the south and west of England were deficient, there was a large produce in the north of England and I in Scotland; while at the harvest of 1849 the stock of old wheat was less than has been known for many years. Yet we find that throughout the autumn of this year larger quantities of wheat have been sold than during the correspond ing period of 1848. The Gazette returns alone show an increased sale of upwards of 10,000 quarters weekly. It is clear, therefore, that large drafts have already been made upon the growth of this year, and we know perfectly well that throughout the south rand west, where the crops of 1848 were so deficient, .1 there is much less wheat come to market than is usual at this time of the year. Now, unless we have large importations in the spring—and the relative positions of our own and the foreign markets do not just now render such i peculation' very attractive — the chances are that prices will go up. The best opinion is still that no large and permanent importa tions of wheat will be made under about 45e. per quarter, and the present aspect of the markets here arid abroad , seems to confirm t hat opinion. T o that point the price is now obviously tending ; and if prices \ shall he permanently reduced below that rate, it will be more the result of improved cultivation here than of importation. We cannot quit this subject without observing that the farmers are in many respects greatly benefited by the low price of grain ; as, for instance, in horse provender, good feed oats and beans being full one-third cheaper than for some years past ; awl there is scarcely a farmer who will not admit the advantage of this state of things. The cost of horse keep is a serious matter, so much so that many farmers declare their horses eat up al the profits of I the farm. Here, hen, the farmer has a direct and immediate interest t in free trade in corn. otiiii) 44newdayi MONEY MARKET. FILIDAT Evil/4111G. In the absence of any political news from abroad of a discouraging nature the English hinds are gri d• lyeepg up, and the market tu-dav gave ent eymptoms of firmness with a tendency to further improvement. Consols were first marked 961 ex div. for the 16th January, the price at which they closed yesterday ; from this they scon ad vanced to 961, and were next done at 961, at which they were stationary for the rest of tne day, and closed at 961 to 1. The Three per Cent. Reduced marked 964, ie and last 961. The New Three-and-a- I Quarter per Ceram. were first and last done at 971, having touched in the interval 971, the only variation. Ezchequer Bills of all sizes were done at 60s and 595. prem. • Long Annuities at 8 9 16 . India Bonds m aintained ' yesterday's prices. 91s. and 88s. prem. The busine's in the foreign house was very limited, and wag, for the most part, connected with the settle ment of the account today, which passed off without any novelty. Mexican attracted the most attention, and notwithstanding the absence of any definite Intel ligenee as to the future prospects for this stock, they manifested much firmness', and were last done at 294, and for the 15th January at 291. Spanish Actives maintained yesterday's prices. Befallen New Five per Cent. Bonds were done at 86t. The business reported comprises : Brazilian Bonds at 881; ditto New Bonds, 1829 and 1839, at 861. Eqoador at 31. Mexican (ex January coupon) at 291, - and 1 for money, and 29 / , 8 11, and for account. 'Peruvian Four per Cents ., 149, for account, at 55 and 1. Portuguese Four per Cents. at 361. Spanish Five per Cents. Active at 19 and 18/ for ince.ey, and 191 for account; the Three _ per Centre at 381 sad 1. Belgian Four -and-a- Halt per Cents. at 88 . Four per Leith' Dutch Cert ficaves at 85. We learn, on good authority, that the Mexican government have preferred chums to the extent of twelve million dollars from the United States, which have already been submitted to the commissioners, who are now in session at Washington. There are many others, it is said, yet to be presented, involving large amounts. It is further averred that many of these claims are most unreasonable in their nature, and extravagant in the sums demanded, and there is but slight prospect of the commissioners admitting anything like the aggregate sum now claimed ; is fact, it is believed that the amount appropriated by, Congress of three and a half million of dol-1 l ar s will be sufficient to cover .11 the legal demands. The law provides that in case the appropriation should not be sufficient to meet the demands, distribution must be male pro rata, and then the unsatisfied claimatts must have recourse to Congress. If the manner in which the claims under the Spanish and French treaties were dis sed of furnish any. precedent, it is very generally believed that there is but little hope for the Mexican claimants from any ap pli c ation which they may con ceive themselves justified in making to Congress. The premium en gold ce yesterday at Paris was ofl3 per mi ll e, which , at the English mint ri 31.175. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.471, and the exchange at Paris on London at short being 25.45, it follows that gold is 0.09 per cent. dearer in Paris than in London. Be last mail from Hamburg the price of gold is 436 per mark, which, at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per 'ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.101 ; and the exchange at Hambure on London at short being 13.101, it follows that gold is 0.11 per cent. dearer in Hamburg than in London. By last advice, the course of exchange at New York on London for bills at 60 days' sight is 1081 per cent. •, and the per of exchange between England and America being 109 23-40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 1.08 per cent. against England. But after making allowance foe difference of interest and charges of transport, the present rate does net admit of gold being exported to the United States. The section from Frankfort to Friedberg of the Main and Necker railway was opened ea the 24th the distance, including stoppages, was performed in ease hoer and a quarter. Letters from Lisbon of the 21st state that business Mee extreessiy dell both for manufactured goods and dos sial prodece. The prices of cotton were sup ; wax was id good demand; ooffee was wane. se Bourse there was a great want of aniseeds% n sg ne neney anything leas doing in the Moe 1010 withstanding the announcement of the mama ef the dividends in certain porti.nes of them. tee prism quoted are —for the Five per Wet. inscrip., to I Four per Cent. ditto, 45 to 46 ; Three pee Cent. 42 to 43. Beak of Portugal eMtuff 440 dole. tollifte4 dole. Bank of Oporto, 172 dole. to 175 dolt. These quotations are understood as being against Bank of Lisbon notes. Spanish Onnoe, 14 dole. 600 to 14 dole. 650. There was a seataity of bills in the market on London, and the rates in consequence had gone in favour of drawers, say 64d. for three months. r Orrto letters of the 22nd complain in n o men sueterms of the apparently very unnecessary, and therefore vexatious, renewal of the quarantine, without any modification, in all the ports of Portugal. Bills on England were in demand, and rather emir &table negotiations had been effected at 641 to 54} ter three months. The prevalence of strong, con trary winds prevented vessels entering the port. The Bank of England averages for the week ending the 22nd inst., when compared with the returns for the wz:l=ions, give the following results : toes .... £33,284,60 Cluseillsa 5itt.5........ 17,803,410 » Damn 149,400 783,718 MO ollopmft .....„ 10,263,704 Ma &polo ... i —.. 9,488,340 .....11.1.smbiaima.m.L."ii.1 1 14,880,880 wiciout sttersixo. olher onoW-ii - 10.110.365 »'wad 67,147 Oda sod Bass ''''' 17,030,1142 1088 bay Isi alba bOlo 1,00,234 Ms NW 2,114,10 BLNIL OW MI (ILAN D.—Aocoan tar tba Weak sada, Dee. 0, WA Now Wald 430.20330 inn De 96.... 401,013.100 Otbw Iletwitta Ule4 oo Dold Oda aad Balboa 16,007.333 111dr DOW .OTT £3001.839 £20,9138130 warm 999middiv. 19138 0. 0860 0 • - .1214.663. 003 Oodnimeat adadtiat • - . ad. D 3.11039 Webad Nateit Amoit7l =lin= °tidally:arida Now ,w 1 Div. WWI 10463,488,380 704 Odd and bilvar OW 9, 'Mt 1.069.214 02,488.617 414.401.677 Dec. 27. UM ' N. SIARSEIALL. Mat WNW. DIIBLIN STOCHEL—Dzeshana 27. $ per Cent. Omagh i Ditto for epode' SI per Cent. Stock gel I Nub:die Insurance Cceopany (101.) Wicklow Copper Illneo (21.) 91 10 Dublin and Belfast Junction Great Southern and Wieners ......... ....—...... (SOL) SO THIS DAY. The stock market opened with every appearance as of &mesa, when some heavy sales of stock, it is 12 supposed on account of the Scotch banks, caused a r s declioe of 1 from the opening price, which was, for 23 Console, 961 to lex dividend fee 16th Januarys 2 6 , 5 a the next and list price is marked 95/, at. the present quotation is 951 to 96. The Three per t Cent. Reduced mark 961., 1, and Let 951. The New 23 T hree - sa d- a -Quarter per Cents., 971,1, and last 971. tre isi; Exchequer Bills mark 605., 595., aid 61s. prem. 12t In foreign securities not much is doing. Mexicans so are ra th e r weaker, whilst other securities are firm. tr o The transactions consist of: Brazilian, at 881. so Equador, at 31 and 1. Tw aand-a-Half per Cent. 15 Dutch, at 561. Mextcan (ex January coupon), at T o 29i and ~ Peruvian, at 56 and 551. Portuguese as Converted, at 36. Spanish Five per Cent. Actives, at r l9 and 181; the Three per Canto., at 381. so as ENGLISH FUNDS. 121 Sank Stoelt, SO 4 13 tor IX OM. .64&.461 6 50 C' 4 3 pee Rod. ADM, 45# 6 Es. 161 Lam r eta. fa S I par eters. Ma o . ebootter SW St to St YOSSION FUND& I par et Atud2laa Saadi, 1 per et.Orroatla No. 14 4 IVO St par et Bala. 1t00de.64 6 Ones& Weird Illam__, 100 St par Coat.. 6 par Ct. Nat, 1644. lat 34 6 par Cl. .Srasittan Dar, NS 6 par et. Promise Bd.. a 6 23 Ditto 3 so, 66 S Porta...ma Dom, 16 7 IS 4 per b. Menem A 7 1 1.. 41. 6 par Ct. our tia..._.109 11 •1 Ditto anima Pile., 111 100 Vibia Speed Man .154 19 ll Ditto Columa. Pet Sao, 3 par et. Swirl% Mae. Set t Columbian Lousier 844., 34 4 Rawl& Defeeree Ws.. flipervcielt..ll):lttulab‘settido...73t44l4 , 4 till = tto Pari v. ....l. t .s sitt i 4 ~isir 11 ; r A Two o'CLocx. MINCING-LANE. —THIS DAT. io 20 Rtes.—lbis ar ticle ruled very low during the greater part of the year, but towards the close a specula t ive demand 20 sprung up, and prices are now le. above the late lowest point NNi of the market, and speculators seem inclined further to invest money in the article, as prices a le comparatively low, 51t. at 94. 61. to Hs , the present quotaens for Bengal. The 9 stock on hand, although abundant, is rather less than it was at 'to .arse teriod lam year. se Sricas.—Pepper: The importations have been very small r , , d ur ing the year, and the deliveries large ; hence a g radual ~; reduction in the stock, which attracted attention, and an ad- mt. vance of about ld. has bees established, an d n the present Xi I onotations are: Eastern. Si to 31 per lb. alabar, 34 to 20 31. per lb. Pimento: The stock on hand IS very smell, 10 and prices have ruled high during the last four month This s ; 4,3 40 presen t quotations, 64 to 61 per lb. Cinnamon : article has been very dull and uninteresting during so I the year; pr.cts have been lo w, and are likely 20d to continue so, while Cassia Lignes, from the small imp nations and the good deliveriee, so much reduced the 1 : stock, that scarcity prices may be said to have prevailed the 23 last three moi.ths, and now quoted it 965. to 101 a.; but these 121 prices are not expected to be maintained when arrivals come 10 is. Nutmegs, Mace, and Clive' have not shown any mate. 50 vial alteration, but an advance at the close of the year took 20 Phe e • 1 25 4 Annexed are the monthly prices of Surat Cotton is Loadoe 25 for the year 1849: be per lb. lb. R. 'smeary I .-- ........... 21 to 3 11 Ally 1 „.. Flo 4i 50 February i March 1 ...... ............... 1 septrmber 1 . .., !Vol St. April 1 ........ ............. to 4 October 1 Say I ... . Si 3 to 4 November 1 - Si to 1 December VI lll to 4 SO 4 St. .............. ... ..... itlie .............. __ _ ------ T A LLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. m No altersti. n has occurred in thie market today. The 33 5 qatotato.ns ars :—Petersburg Y. C. on the @pot, 38s. 3 b d. •; 1 December delivery , 38.. ; January to Much, 38e. ; Bs . id.; to Dece m ber, 1820,391. 6 d. 5 ----- 5 SMITHFIELD HAY-MARKET. -THIS DAT. LI Hears. Cooper sod Davis r e p ort trade • little Inuit, lathe 15 following prices: Prime Meadow If ay, 665. to 72.. . • inferior 8 1 do , 30s to 635. ; Bowen, Ws. to 60 s. ; C lover, 60s. to 114 s. ; : 5 Straw, 21s. to 255. ------- 9 COVENT-GARDE The following are the price,au P Plueeopplee, per lb., Is to as Grapes, hothouse, p. lb., 3s to as Portugal. per lb., gd to to Fears, per 28 to as per half sieve, Is to las Lemons. Pee 608.. 18 to 28 per 100.60 to 12a Oranges, per dos., 9d. to Is 6d per 100, Ss. to 12a. ITI r.-THIS DAY, &skate. GermsastOs to as — Asparagus, 4s to 6s Cabbage., p. doz., ditto Is CAulitlowers, p doe., Sa to Is Broccoli, p. do: boa, Is to Hs Greens, per dos., 1.64 to 246 d Brawls Sprouts, per ball dere, Is 64 to 2s Sorrel. per Ulf sieve, 6d to 9d Potatoee, per too, 60s to Ms per cwt., as to as per bush to As Scroll:o,w d05.b0u., 13 6d to gs 6d Red Bee. Per dos.. Is to 2s Horn Radial), pa bd., 2. to 4s Cumbers, web, get to 6.61 Leeks, bunch. ad Celery, p i er Studio, Si to lo &dohs". p. 12 boocbcs, Is to 2s Watercress, per dos. boodle:. U tc pm tro. Apples, kitchen, p.bu!lt., Ss to 44 Almonds, per peck, es sweet, per lb., re to Is Walnuts, per 100, Is ed to 2s per bush., 16s to 246 Filberts, per 1001t0.,60, to Ma 50 Nuts, Bar., p. hulk ., 20e to Ils 23 Frasi p. bosh ,lb to les IS Kent Cobs, 60s to 63s per 100 Its. 63 TRAFFIC ZETVILE FOR THE PAST WEEK. Itect Ipts. 1849. Name of itallway. BRITISH. 67 Aberdeen 371 Belfast and Ballymena 19 Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire 14 Bolton, Blackburn, and West Yorkshire 8.54 Bristol and Exeter 1584 Caledonian 3 941 Chester and Holyhead 354 Dublin and Drogheda 71 Dublin and Kingstown tilt t Daud i r n , g P!rtb,Aberdeen June lian 764 East Lancashire 322 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 78 Eastern Union 674 Edinburgh and Glasgow 3, 78 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee 1, 1021 Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr 2, 224 Glasgow, Paisley and Greenockl 143 Great Northern E. Linoolnah. 130 1881 Great Southern aniWastern(l) 31 3161 2301 Great Westem• 90 90 Lancaster and Carlisle 2,4 1724 220 Lancashire and Yorkshire ll,l 13 13 Livurpool,Crosbi, & Southport • 436 4784 London and NorthWestarn •• • 45,1 4 54 London and Blackwall 1624 1714 London, Briabton, to S. Coast 8,1 216 243 London and South Western. •• . 10,1 144 144 L.ndondenT and Enniskillen 1 944 1574 Manchester, Sheff., & Lincoln 2,1 471 483 Midland 23,1 364 60 Midland OreatWestern.(l) l,l 36 36 Dlonklands 98 1341 North British '2, 454 454 Scottish Central 324 324 Scottish Midland 48 48 Shrewsbury and Chester l. 30 Shropshire Union 60 671 South Devon l, 161 189 South Eastarret B, 38 38 Taff Vale •.. • 1 36 36 Ulster 25 Waterford and Limerick 13 13 West Cornwall 12 12 Whitehorse Junction 263 2901 York, Newcastle, Berwick 260 260 York and North Midland FOREIGN. 1849. £834 392 848 !8:1 421 4 237 ,7 6,970 ,37/1 1,464 670. 715 68(q 615 875 924 721\ 725 ,564 2,128 ,748.16,605 ,2101 1.738 40891 2,834 ,667 2,185 :,327 696 \ 2,637 811 886 - 2,707 411 4,103 , 17,640 ,465 2,843 ,134 10,942 - ,742 48,860 672 689 680\ 8,311 , ,214 - Ili 127 ,783 4,797 ,677 22,468 167 1,210 695 1,811 - 464 A2B 1,229 .P 9 9,168 Amiens and Boulogne... i,57 7 5 766 t 779 243\ 266 163 199 4165 11,605 4956 6.703 1,152 452 26 Dieppe •• - Dutch Rhenish 14 Montereau and Troyes 2 7 11 'Northern of France 1074 Drleans to Bourges ( Cent.) 72 -Orleans to Tours 82 Paris and Orleans 85 Paris and Rouen 694 Rouen and Havre 4151 647 ,640116,655 ,614' 6,667 ,348 6,585 ~3534 2,125 Total, including Bristol and klzeter, 91,777/. EICIUIIiTO at Reading, Guildford, and Reigate receipts. (From the Mining Journal.) Although the holidays of the present season may have esu-ed an interruption to the general business of the stock and share matket, yet we find that the inquiries for shares in our loading twines continue firm and active. The metal market, and the favourable prospect of the mining interest. generally, are important adjuncts in the promotion of that support which capitalists have of late manifested by the many investments in this long overlooked section of our national wealth. South Bunt, Bedford United, South Tamar, South Tol , gu n. Mary Ann, &c., contiuue in &mind. lieignston Down Cursors and South Tamar continue to improve, and inquiries are being made for shares at ad , vaned prices. Cook's Kitchen has also been in request, from the ins provents recently made. Shun in the following lines have changed hands since our last i—Devon Great Consols, East Wheal Rose, Treviskey and Barrier, South Frances. East Tamar, Tregorden, Tin croft, Tamar Coneebi, Ent Buller, Illtienston Down Con , sole, West Providence, Fortescue, Cook's Kitchen, Conur row, lierodstoot, Stray Par k, Trekane, Holmbush , Trelaw ny, and Borth Tamar. At Wheal Tedium bi-monthly account, a dividend of 30s. per share was declared for July and August, the balance in I hand, seer payment of which, amounted to 6761. 14e. 2.1.; and a parcel of silver-leed ores, estimated 68 tons, has been sold since the meeting, realised 2.31. 2s. 64. per too. The mine is progressing in a highly-gratifying manner, the lode in the deepest level being now richer than any other part of the mine. The West Caradon adventurers met on the 21st, when the accou nts fur the metwhs of Oct. and November were audited, showing a profit of 7051. 4s. 61. for the two months' work ing. A dividend of 60s. per share was declared, leaving a balance in hand of 1,2661. if s. 44. Oinamena bi m. mthly account was also held on tie 21st inst. ; a balance of 149/. ls. Id. was found ia favour of the adventurers. The back tit the 60, on Oilpin's lode, had been productive, and the cross-cut, to cut the same lode i n t e e 80 fm. level, bad been driven 30 fins. At the Wheal Blenoowe meeting, the intention of giving up the mine was abandoned, and instructions' given the agent to drive a cress cut at the 15 fm. level, to intersect some promising lodes north, which have not been seen under the urface. The financial statement shows a balance of 1101. s 16s. 11d. against the mine, and a call of 10s. per share VMS made to pay off the same. At Craddock Mee two-monthly account, a balance of till. 8.. 14. was found in favour of the mine, and a call of 10s. per share was made. A new engine-lan has been sowunenced, and the engine will be removed as soon as more favourable weather Si es to ; when completed, the operations Would be commenced under more p r o den te d auspices. At the Coodurrow meeting, • dividend of 31. per share wag declared, leaving a balance in hand of 2861. Dn. 24. At the Lamheram Wheal Maria meeting a call of 21. per share MSS made, payable in four instalments of 10s. each. The report of the proceedings at the meeting contains an ,zeallent and comprehensive report, from Mr. Adam Mar raytjun., on the state .and prospect of the mine, which is well worth perusal. At Cameron's Coalbroak Steam-Coal, and Swansea and ieughor Railway Company meeting, the call of 21. per share, made payable on the 6th of March next, was confirmed, which includes the call call. made at a former meeting. A resolution for the immediate commencement of a railway was unanimonsly adopted. The prospects of the company appear to have assumed a more favourable aspect, and the flap of the day pawed off with a far better feeling 'Mau beheld n manifested at several previous meetings, Lis foreign mines the transactions have been chiefly con fined to St. John del Bay, National Brazilian, Copiapo, and United Mexicen, in which limited husinen only has been mane. The accounts for the United Mexican Mining Company are dated the 9th November, and although in the produce of the ens reduced from the mine of Rosa there is an appa rent falling off for the put month, still the additional quan tity raised, amounting to 200 carps of picked ores, and its superior quality will more than counterbalance this falling oft in the reduction; indeed, this circumstance, from little e we ll-k n own varyi.ig character of the mine, is of moment. The last packet brought in specie 20,000 dollars, and 1,000 Mexican doubloons; another remittance is pro mised to be forwarded at the end of the year. Tkis remit tance her placed the directors in a position to recommend a dividen tof 78.64. per share for the half-year, at the ensuing general meeting, on the 30th January nest. The remittances to come round may be expected from various operations of the company, and returns for quicksilver ships to be regular, and of good amount ; and, in addition to this, we must remind our readers of the favourable position of the sompny's claim on the Mexican government the Zaca tens claim, which has been so zealously supported by d Palmerston, that, in a packet or twe, we may look toa d satisfactory arrangement. Indeed, when we look to the probable settlement of the Mexican bonds, there can be no doubt that it will lot escape heed irectors' attention to put is their claim in the new arranget of Mexican finances. Accounts have been received from the Cerro del Bete Mine to sth November. The commissioner had =mended every work of end in the mine, owing to the disappointment felt at not receiving supplies from England, aggravated by the circumstances of the ususl monthly dcspatches not having reached him. He bad not yet, however, sue the the drainage, and there being a few points in the upper workings producing ors, the raisings about meet the current costs, on the present reduced scale ; but as there are no w it of discovery going on, noning can be expected from this promising undertaking null funds are supplied from England. The despatches received by . the St. John del Rey that Mining Company are of the highest Importance, inasmuch the returns for the month cm September are lacierr tha many be- bas f o re obtained, the amount beim 8,6691. I 10d.,vin net profit of 4,2381. 16.. 3d., less duties. are The advice, are to the 16th Oct, to which date the notate highly satiated. tory, and the supply improve d stone abundant ; wbiht ter health of the employed het ,•afford . ng a greater increase of labour for the future. Gto47:: sow ed are to the 13th 14° th il e 15th December, have telly. Two pairs of tributes have commenced working viass m fn the back of the 30 leveL fon: October; imperialtthe shows g . o T d a: a t r r: e e e m i t P°I s w ia r a r e n t a t a. from lk weeks oft Mies, 1 I me:. progressing Tory mtirao. The National Brazilian letters are to the to 12thT 13th Oct.mks he go ld returns from Coen. from 25th &apt. . 21 3 2 43 ; Cuiba, 26th Sept. to 16th Oct., inks. 3 7 2 33... mks. 25 26 4. A faveuraMe change of ground had taken place at Comes • few days previously to data of letter. The result may be anticipated in the next advice. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. WORSHIP.STREIT. Annonh R .— W. Eike and Sarah Smiith were Merged with having robbed Kr. B. Brudnell, wine-mer. Maar, Cansemmuare, Chelan, of sixteen sovertigns and tea shillings in sliver. The peesecateig stated that about one o'clock ;this mora -1 lag he was in High-sweet, Whitechapel, when he met the female prisoner, who was a stranger to him. He asked her if so• would allow him to go lose with hey, and offered to give key three shilimge. She took him to her room, where be Mid himself apes the bed and aeon fell asleep. lie did sot sadism himself. In about two hours' time be awoke, and MR the room, he having previously paid her as. Alter he had bees absent about ten minutes no missed his money (16 someelmes and 10i. in silver) which had been in his waisteeaclietket, when, on seeing a policeman, he informed him of the robbery. He (promeutor) was sober, hut he bad we. gin with the female prisoner, which she gave him, and which he thought was drugged, as he went to sleep as soon se he lay down. The prosecutor here observed that he was het inclined to proomd any further with the ewe, as he gerald not neglect his business. The prisoner had his money, Gad he would not be at any more trouble. Kr. Arnold said that he bad given the prisoner in custody on a Marge of felony, and that he was not at liberty to deal with a ease in that way. The coastahle stated that he went with the mementor to the house in Flower and Dean-street, where he found the male prisoner in bed. The female was sitting oh a chair. On beim_ charged with the robbery, the latter remarked that eke did not recollect ever having seen the prosecutor, The keener said " Oh, yet, he wee in here just now, and he gave my old woman 3e." Wi.neas found some silver and ampler upon the male primmer, but no sovereign,. Toe magistrate remarked that there was not auficiant mi. dews to seetala the charge, and the prisoners were dig. charged. 11ARYLEBONE. A immix* Tatar.—A boy named C. Callon wes charged with stealing a waistcoat, the property of J. Bishop, a clothier. Between six and seven 'este rday evening the pri sone r went into the shop, put his hand through the lattice work which inclosed the goods in the window, and abstracted therefrom the article in question, with which he was in the act of making off, when he was followed by complainant and his be mer, by whom he was given in charge. On his being search. iat the station-house there was found upon him an accordion, for the possession of which he was usable to give a satisfactory account. The prisoner was committed for trial for stealing the handkerchief, sad will be brought up again on Thursday next, i as to n order to afford time for the Oliver to institute in quiry the real won. of the musical instr Anent. AGRICULTURAL PRICES. rearoay. C. DICKENS, Bp., proposed Lord Alexander Leeson r In sad proper pe son to represent that berestin sad ape Its perliantrat. Be need not eater into • starreet of *mashie Instl's political opinions, ee they were sufficiently est firth in his address. EDWIN ERNIE, Esq., seconded this noutinatioe, after p., inn a tribute of respect to the late seemlier, Mr. rr. He wee ears they wou ld give their hearty s u pp ort Ga Ural priaelples which the noble lord advocated. C. ()g -rim- and • laugh) They were principles which were the at of that constituency and re benefit of the weary at large. The noble lord was not known to them politically, bat the distinguished ferny with which he was coerced was Su well known an so ht appreciated in that meaty and throughout the kingdose—tA voice : " Ay, too welt known !")—tizat if they wanted any guarantee for his remit of constitutional principle s , be wee sure they would find it in the fact of his beim. mg to such a family. N obey candidate bring proposed, the raturniag racer derred Lord Alt:Leder Leeson dry elected. (Cheers and bsi aii,LICIANDEB. LENNOX then came forward and sesd—l ea • stausch supporter of the established church t he ad of this (Cheers ) I will strenuously oppose We ion of Jews into parliament. lam t road to call m myselfself protectionist. (Choe a nd hoeticgs from rn crowd.) 1 advocate protection not only to the farmer but to all claws of British industry. (oar, the I am op. reel to what Is card fr w trade. The farmer highly taxed es he r —(A wore, " lower the rents then ")—you shut year mouth and I will open mine—(('laugh) —tas farmer hiohly tees" as he is caanot employ so mazy labourer, nor can he give them as good ' l, lo l r es ucder the old system, the c nasequence of which will be that the occupiers rum be reined—( „ mowe r the teats") —nor can be expend as math money on the shop. keeps,. (" Lower the rents.") At the same time the poor name en increased std the fund out of which ehs y are paid h lemmed. Ant Vat camse noese to the farmer end to the shopkeeper and to the shipowner. I nahritringle declare Wyeelf in favour of Tetra,: eg our steps. (Cries of " :fever.") I shall vote for imp . osing • duty on co rn, and thereby pre puree • its to British Industry. I shall reeled' =Ling that I trait the confidence you, the independent of the raper Brambir, the borough of Shoreham, hr. reposed in me—(" No indepoodenoo")—will be borne wt. (Corn.) The proceedings then torsiostod. TEE CONTICTS AT TBE CAPL—WO waderetend I Net at the mat council the order authorising transportation te tho Cope will be revoked.— Timm. Tae PUBLIC SALAILIES.—Mr. Hamill obtained from the Home of COMllleo last semiun perusimion for a Muth h be made of ell peewee employed in the puWie depart s/en who were in the receipt of salaries of 1501. and up herds per amass. This statement has now been made by the used, of dicers to the Treasury, and a complete elude !intim of eleh amount is now being arranged, showing the aims of the recipients and the fail amount of each Irstlenan's theme. Mr. Hewes object, it is said, is to Ms all governmeat salaries, in additiun to the drawback to whets they are now liable on amount of the income-tax." Part-orrice AItHANOENLNTB.—The following in- Itrenios ow been isened by the Pommes/or-General to the D.PutrPostmeaters :—Numerous errors having been made 117 Pretmootepo in the of forwarding the letters which ariteaten4i mentiog (Sunday the 23rd inst.), it must fistisoug ray that the despatch to Loudon on 5e h11447 la to be contused exclusively tiers,ed forward let. N 4 rryrt.toyqd letters, repaid llOl, l etters pee r" b 7 homy gm: be sent up, sot any letters addressed to " M eer the district, except those for the Odd Whet of the government. All lonise, eoloniel, sad ship kik", Itailed at the a ppro, must of coarse be brwarksel seta. Tag EgnourioN Fun0......21t a aelatialr of the ,kgl'ulkibrar_= w this awis i„e, a resolatios in/ Ufa mantis. th. elm et the weft for Masa i% a; .." it fates tote tote lons en osseasik' s Pillaimus is sorryiss eat Kr. Mao? Bubo* udellaira lama For several weeks past the prices of grain have been " st oc kd their tendency upwards, while WI.. perior fa has during the last fortnight been selling in Smithfield for more money than for some months previously. This is attributable to increased co nsumption, pertly induced by the reviving pros perityof tr ade, and partly to the moderate prices of provisions. The Mark-lane Express tills us that "the consumption of bread is unprecedently great,' and adds, "this is not so much owing, we are sorry to my, to any improvement in the general condi tion of the working classes, as to the act that bread is now one of the cheapest articles of food." A circumstance, be it noted, of great importance in considering the condition of the work ing claw,. " But," says the writer we refer to, "whatever the cause, the fact is undeniable; a nd enormous as have been our imports during the last twelve months, the end of the year finds us with com paratively light stocks on hand." When the great number of families whoare supp orted by wage. of the lowest ratio are taken into account, it is difficult to =L W what extent the consumption of bread may in this country, under prices steadily medi tate. We believe that increase will be far beyond anything which has been anticipated. Of meat, too, there has been a vastly increased consumption, and therewith hu arisen a demand forkeat ot supe rioc quality. Take, for example, po The num ber of pigs fed during the past autumn has been alto gether without precedent. and yet the price of pork has not fallen in anything like the ratio of the in creased supply. This extension of pig feeding has arisen from the high prices lately obtained for pig meat, me well as from the low price of grain suit able for that purpose. One of the most extensive pork dealers in the neighbourhood of London says that he never had such a supply of fat pigs before, and every one seems to bare some to sell. And he tells us that the effect of this abundance of pat has been to make veil' fat meat almost unsaleable. His remark was, " 1 can't think what has come to the people, they are so delicate they won't look at fat pork, though when prices were high it could not be too fat for them." And this discriminating demand, the result of a bundance, will acceunt for the very low prices at which we see our fat and coarse meat of all kinds quoted. Now, apart from the im pulse to trade and production which will be given by *see moderate prices and abundant supplies I of provisions, there is arising an immense increase of cousumption, which will effectually prevent any fur ther fall in prices. Indeed, we are sa tisfied that all kinds of agricultural produce are likely to rise rather than fall during th e next six or eight months. If after that time there should be lower prices of core, they will be produced by home abundance, not by importation. What, for instance, are the compare live rues of plan here and abroad ? In ?dark lane, on Monday last, the price of white Bog fish wheat was from 40s. to 4 8, . the quarter, and of red from 38s. to 435. the quarter, while foreign wheat of the very best sorts ranged from 425. to 60 s. per quarter. These prices were, however, applicable to a comparatively small quan tity of the finest wheats of great value, for mixing with English wheat in the manufaieure of flour, but I by far the largest portion of foreign wheat is quote i at lower prices than English wheat. Now, turning to the account so f t the foreign coin trade, we find that at Danzig, " withstanding the di sc ouraging reports from the British markets,holders refused to take lower rates for fine quell- I ties of wheat." The beat old high mixed wheat 1 1 is quoted 41 s. to 43e. per quarter; and this is the kind of wheat of which the extreme 1 , quotation for the most superior somples in Mark-lane I is 60e. It is obvious that there is no margin wide en ough to cover freight, insurance charges, and P, fit. In other continental ports, wheats of inferior descriptions bear the same relative prices to equiva lent qualities in Mark-lane. Here, thee, there is plainly no present possibility of lower prices from foreign competition. It will, however, be said that there is verge enough to prevent the realisation of that pro:eationist ideal, a remunerative price, mu— tiny are always straining after impossibilities—somas where about 643. a quarter • and it may be conceded that such a price is not likely, except ibis the event of a European failure of crepe, !Bain to obtained in this country. Nor is it desirable that it should be, for while farmers are tempted by occasionally high prices, they will not avail themselves of the eider re source of large production which lies within their reach, with reasonable forethought and ecergy. We by no means venture to say that the price of wheat may not yet be lower than at present, should there be a genial spring and fine summer in the current season, for it is admitted on all sides that • finer autumn than that just passed has n ot occurred for many years. From that cause alone a great breadth of wheat has been sown, and every- I where, on all kinds of soil, the seed has been well got tin. For the last two years the weather has proved most unpropitious to the occupiers of strong clay soils, so that such land must be taken to be excepted hem the report of the general abundance of last harvest. Now, however, the wheats on the strong beds are remarkably good, strong, and vigorous, without being too forward, while there has been anciagli, but not too =sob, of moisture foe soils. Mach has also b ee n dace on strong land, b b the way of draining during the last two years, and a large incre lee of proclaim may be looked for fees that cum. We have every prospect, therefore, so kr as the season has goes, of a good crop of wheat on oeff heavy soils; and it is ooly when the crepe en Weal soils are really good that we have a fall segments ef tbe productiveness of the Ind of this sosnft. It mad wee the fall cross die Mess lasi la 1951 1836 wh'oh lossi the ainhtmat *NW of *kr years; slid mg dear marina kigurrarlii sins- BAILWAYS. N. I Samoa gasman". to 20 10 to 20 Maio. efliTuti, per bes... 4d to fd 20 Spinach, per aim% la to Is 10 Ontcms, peer Nobel, lis to is 10 SP•Modt, p, dos., le Bd to Is 30 SWIM% per lb., 4d to id 20 Oahe, per lb., 4d. to 14 2.5 lattoos, Cab., p. more, 4d to Ild Cos, do., Ild to la 30 Endive, per some, 1.. to le Gd 30 111303TC3Sa, per pot., le to le 3d 13 r bolt., la to Bo 30 Small ' p. ,24t0 34 ft. Prone', per 2d to 3d 23 Smog, per bomb, 24 to 3d 25 l'lsymo, pm bomb, 2d to 3d Parelo ot. . dm. bun, 34 to 4d d St. , per Odle.,ls. to la 6d 33 Illarjores. pm ,booeb, fd I Mint, per boodi, 241 Bas:.. pm Lnock.Rd $1 BEDS, Dee. 28. le fleroca-Excaftwei.—We h.d another flit market this : morning, and very little Wainer da m s. 'Me Wowing are the only 20 quotations : East Laneaahue, Ili ; Caledoniars, 101 ; Think Is- o• e, No. 1, I; oile S 20 BRISTOL, Da. 28. DO -- yo livoci-Excnssion.—The market was wore active to-day yo ly for the Great Western QIISTUT Sham, which domed ai DO tritrrllidhowl 501. Shares left off at 31 cl:a. Thew wen the only 20 Mamma is which priors vaned from lionday's quotatiows. 20 ------------ -- ------ 20 20 GOOSE PULLING EXTRAORDI NAST.—A few M da r.F. 2. ys I 20 gen, • bet was made between Mr. C. Hamer, eon of Sam's, of Spalding, the extensive poulterer, and Mr. John Ogdrei, who is in Oreg.:me line of blather's there, the Crater eugseing for one sovereign to pull a hundred gems in " • workmanlike Nile" in sixteen hours, inclusive of meal time'. The match, which e xcited some interest amongst those eve sged in both the above establishments, 05029 droll Saturd.y last, mane . M in ania on both sides being p e mu s t t o to w itness th e performance. A t fi ve c/eloek th Mr. Manses c ommenced " wrinsiog" the first goose; and , although toe birds were exceedingly bed to pull, be per formed the teak in fourteen hour. and fmty-five minutes, con•equatly kid one hour and fifteen minutes to spare.— Now if we take out of the fourteen hours and three qauten the Now, of time for meals which wire taken in the time stated, we have a hundred large fat Lincolnshire geese, weighing and dow n , to kilbs. eseh, stripped of quills. fea thers, and down, without a Teat tie broken akin, is the short space of fourteen hours, or woe bird army eight sti• notes aid twentr'our meth& ! We believe this to be the to gr eatest feat in the annals of gowee-pediag. From fifty seventy gases are cransidered a good day's work foe the liello—loggia Marry. Tuts DAT, Two o'Cnocrz. The share market to-day is very much depressed, and tearly all descriptions of railway valises are lower There appears to be a complete distrust on the part of holders, and the consequence is a great preponder ance of sellers in the market. The publication of the report of the Caledonian Investigation Committee has probably had some share in increasing the nofavolir- .7 - , able opinion which has to some time past existed, ' l li and in inducing holders to press their stock upon the 3 5 4 market, even at a sacrifice. London and North 71 Western stock is at present quoted 107 to 108. Ca- 474 ledonians have fallen to 10, and the Preference shares 674 to 3 discount. Midlands are also very heavy, and 0 were last dote at 42k. York and North Midlands 5 1 mark 10,1 ; Brighton', 79; South Pasterns, ISt; 671 North Stafford., 71. 78 , French shares are neglected. Mt 22i 7 1701 60 11662 1 10 12 11 4 1:11). Priiireasi 1i OW. II I ka1gt.,145t.,05..16. 6i 61 din larks 131. l_yacireram6l6 1 dia. 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O.N.E. Pundmm or Preference - ._ 11 41•11. P Tort and North Midland. 7 10 ' t o. Do. Preketkos ... .. . . 14 17 the. 474 T 1 1:1 64 47i 33 371 16 14 104 21 1, 121 12 19 19 foamy PAn.waire. Angle Malian Ita llaa sad Aost s t a ls It le aL 10 Cenral ] MOM (Timm) II IMA .. I les si sastlidlea I 20 Do. I Gnat India& ?NIJN I OM 10e. DO. 14 Luxembourg 6 . x .. 7 . 6 7 m om .. 10 Nem, owl 6 141 treethoM of ?wee ... I. II dis . I Odom owl Derassaz .. I. Ile ID Parte NM Weise I 29 51 50 Ml.. I Dow 12 hie Me, Wesemarg 0 10 Isom mg twos 208 NM .. 2 Teem NM llestoe Of 9 dia 16 lie N, 161 6 LIVERPOOL, Doe. 28. Progg-liaoNarrou.—A good business Wu dale leWAY , bat all at • large reduction. Blrkeebead, Lamalde. sal 16 d.—Loodoe sad NertbWolarn, lead ti— grirer ai rit 6s. Id. p.—Ditto Nigh shares), I P.— awl Ira. cola (mimeos ab•res), 76-110aaa, 4116 er411166 la 1611/10k. no 1 e. fd.—North WNW. (sear preterits/re elteraid, Ms. 111—Tort. Neereralk. sad Berwick (O. N. Z., 6 per cont. till vs), q & ___.---- MANCHESTER, Doc 28. liforor-amorWrias.—Tbare woo vory Ad dull market X7 o ], today, with lower priori: holders al lambs sai Nora ifistalis Wig tree sellers at 109 for delivery. BIRMINGHAM, Doe. 28. Blroos-11ismaxes.—Tba quotations or to.day vary little Sam Sias at aerthty Ms progast of a law at the Swath SS& liefthire apes Memel lino kr tho sharebokters to Mr. Wrasa es. OWN Yr as alls~s alba upon that souk. /tartest Is Sasial.lnt dim ime law salters. 1,089 322 *i;iis