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Is NI Made* Illarlfailidmid a • meow. The Volum Ser UM of THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE end AGRI CULTURAL GAZETTR. Ida Mk Pap and Imam liseal la di& pica SI 10. &L. ell be ready oa Jemmy & Owiffs &WA be One cams to lay Mobsslkiit. IVIIIIT SATURDAY, moo 11 2 . 1 • R aha Pet. WI. hoe W got Oa learn Ore be pablidted ate Ism eireetterjee ter. or T o LI 1: GARDENERS' CHRONICLE sad AGRl crvaLmu. SAMUITTIL The bertirellowst part edited bp Ilea puTrit bd., ramellyls b 11•140. am yaw In the bed lbse Orr Oyler ealatt..llo we reolrodl Yr sr sew apisey 1111, UHRIIPTMAS DOOR. 111,0A4• = i t i bl=ltlftr ili remb li nlet. Jells Lisa. mot UNTED MAN and the GHOSTS T BALMS. • Neff for Christmas Thew Pp ULM.= bertiMe. Lembo :Mbaty byre. H. beummebvs• wautort. eel M SSSSS Y. be..iseeileee see( Milleere to U Upper Ormuramea. Aiturs SCVI T TI cs ne LIBRARY toe the the dMbesb, Meals Mb WA • WA" mid 6 1-) . Or wpm of wort mem el tres• Mem ea miebemadiel eleree. 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BURTON (111.11•• r sol siii, a rid I. Nounies.stresi Wow at lionstrainehistahed ftla ttet Mar WM IiAILNEWN PATEN r STRONG _ WROUGHT FRANCE. PARIS. TOZ/DAT, 8 P.N. A considerable number of the officersof the National Guar& yesterday paid their respects to General Ca vaignac. M. Grevy, who was to have pat questions to the ministry to day on the retirement of 1.1. de Malerille, tenoonced his intention in that re spect, in consequence. it is said, of an inter view which he had with some friends of the Prem.- dent this morning. An impression prevails that the cabinet, as now constituted, is not stable. The Bona Ws earnestly desire a modification whirl would bring in Billash and Jules Fame` The for bearance of M. Grevy has produced an impromion that the sincere republicaLs are effecting a rapprochement with the President. Such a eircumatence has been more than once rumoured and believed, and is countenanced by the known relations of the other !embers of the Bonaparte family who are is the chamber. Petitions and protestations Masse the continuance of the Assembly continue to pour ice. It becomes more and mar_prohabla that iterieci for its d. ADM', liagliolation in which I have ahvady acestadwad, will be Adopted. There wee a slight dm Wow at the Bourse. An advance of 60 anti= leek plies es the Threes, and a proportictual one on the Mose. To-thy the sisal monthly dottrel - Di of Chien DI the Unman at the Antembly Melt place. The residents and emededse domed are Amin all asst fMnaperrhaw sod support n ed orathe caudidaturstef OSIR Orudgeee. Ame we ML ft Imnatfalsn e • Dupont (de l l ratZU - 1V bell.CareigneeNselehelle. Marie and Frattesis Maim MM. BiJdot Paid Dem.. lisetrim de Parriem Nal Germain &rusk lave been delnd beards:is& • The appointmeme K. Se !Muse de la Warm us arnbeneader M Bed* ad M. de Konteenty at the Hague, me given me dada rasa. Jew 1— lieu La"— —• ?Wm pis Dot, 411 41 /1.1 p et qui s oe ss ;La lasi. ID ; Flys. —; 1440. —; WM% —I Da Twria I SNOW blow ; ammo LIM. V; beim, 14•4414. 1110400. ITU; illimee ea Imam. It ilays. IS 46; 10 (lambi Mari. Itaftwav4.—Parls sad Oriam. 710 —; Pub m Ibrems. 430; Bora red Ham. MS; •Aylgua awl WarrAlies. 1 11 SO ; Ikea& tem asi lb* Ofistr• Manina, IA; Ands= act Dos. lop% Da 50 ; Zordmaz. WM; Man. SPAIN. The Chamber of Deputise of Madrid set on the 27th hit, mad the sommittee promatei the draft of the address it pe is wirer to the speech from the throes. meal, this dentuseat is a repetition absent weed hr word sf the royal speech. A motion was made by some derides tlie co l e bs:a p l os = for the production •of the °facial between the `o .._.J. of England sad Spaia relative to the savable& of Sir Henry Bohm. The Wilder of Foreign Allan heisted that be saw no *Aka to the prodietkm of the eorreepoed ease, sad sided that tr e serament did sot iatend to intrados* the WA ill- is the matter. Is maw gimes old& declaration motion was withdrawn. In the Slade • royal degree wee read, appointing M. Anemia. the =Aster el Judea, a senator. liatenpail. V.—Threw. lit asioo; Apr Dash 216 east; i nTtnrr o i=ri. , . adi. Pladvasg=, res!. Seek of IL SS Nor . sem Szobiage ea Larsoss. 48 411sivic Timmy ITALY. NAPLES.—The Sicilian question is still the subject of a continued exchange of notes between the pissipo tenderise of the powers and the Neapolitan pungent Mr. Temple has presented a note to the dint that all the steps takes by the British admiral, in ielleert with that of France, or by the British Legation he m ooed with France, were does is a spirit of amity towards the Ring of the. Two Skillet, and frea the humane desire of stn the further dream d blood. It then aeknow the raw la midi the king's government y . to that Mitr ing sad pays several compliments to the alt~ served by the Commander-in-Chid of his Ma. jay's Sicilian army, and to the strictness is be has preserved the line of 'dressed rby which he tacitly miens* to Halt eparation. The note then _psis* to say the Gnat Britain, in concert with Freese, has, in sanest esuideratica for the prosperity of all the sullisile of the his` and the security and happiness of lei pepir,ht it neorsisary to repeat the same ad vies, sad both governments hope and believe that his majesty will feel the necessity of sdopd their suggestion, and of according, by an act of his pulses will, the establishment of a Sicilian army, et a separate administratioo, separate bers, sad. above all, a full and general amnesty hall who hate lakes any part, directly or indirectly, in the reveler the of the island. The French note presented by M. de !Weevil is nearly a oopy of this paper. Is answer to this note from Mr. Temple, Prise Chriati has returned the following : In the cheese of his majesty, from whom I am yet &- able to neene direct orders, bat of whose formal intentions I am perienly well advisee, I hasten to reply to the eon musicedea with which year neallany has Avowed me. The desire for peace whin it expenses, cad the assistance it offers la tee name of your gammen, swum difficult to note be reencaled with the ophden it presents. The kin p, who eseageseine all the grave duties which Providence has impend cm him, en sever had lintel' to any sembisatios which den not, it the teem absents manner, semi the Menai MOM emigrate aelegyred. Ris isegiew is paresily emend 00 MB "WO: meet be . ssed bet by the eniaigentatiest ef the Newlin aid Sian ere& who nut Ma bet in army, and be as I=preasisseeedy, as knee bm bum if Neapolitan sad Oer lansigeetimeine be in sentries. ties with the nesessities of the einelep o mei I believe I am ids IMAM intiummter falnftic le gee his regrets at the eaten of the pregedden - This bet pain being asitsowledged, I will rep= fir ea Mud Mee yes, being better famed en the sinjese of them Intl& whisk you Imre me you have as such et heart to deemed, will be come • partaker of the opinion which I have thought it my duty to lay been yew, tad Oat this severeness has no thing more to do that te gee& by the kind emistanee you offer, tor the purpose of simiteg with yoer canal concur rence all the other questime new pending, and I therefore ask you what you will de if the insurnete of Palermo should mien to submit to year eluesetares. of the propriety of whin you are se hilly emanoced. The attitude assumed by the toren of France and England es the 11th September cannot be entirely Ingots's, as AdadrabP Mier and Batten them mented to arrest by fosse the victorious expsdidoe in Sicily. I therefore feel I have a rght to ask if, in ease of need, yes will mho an attitude capable of solving this dim malty. Permit me now to clear up an error which appears to Have seeaped your attentioe. Ton seem to believe that for • MIDIS'S% the king had eiesseted to the propositions you seeds to se. I hasten to prone against a supposition of that e aters, which nothing astliarises, and which is absolutely sestradieted by the reality of the feats. It is sufficient without doubt to recall these eireuetemens, in order that you may avoid I. fumes tallies into a similar error. I have. before terminating this note, another observation to make to your ezeellency. Yoe are aware that the Duke of Minister of Spain, has notified to the goverment of his ma jesty the Meg, on behalf of the eventful rights attached to the dyasety of the family reigning in Spain to the throne of the Two &Wise, his claim to intervene is any conference that may be held. The orders of his court are formal, and we meet reins our consent to a desire as perfectly legiti mate. Tee gamin ben* neither • b nor Bogitah, bet exclusively N. spoli an, Sicilian, and dynasts, no make raisin from the actual situ:tiers of Brick, relation betw. en Slime and Great Britain MIS be med. His linen se jest, could sot of himself, sad et me, n aive this pending questios, if he were willing to do vo ; there fore it amid to be placed on snob • footing that he may either respect these riubts as legitimate and just clams, eff have the power to out them short by a complete disclaim. —Cetus!. —Naples, Dec. 20, 1848. No reply bee been made by either the French or English minister to the above note up to the time I write; but it is said that the Neapolitan government has sent in another limper, informing Mr. Temple that the king has charged the Prime of Satriano (General Filangieri) with the ("induct of ell negotiations relative to Sicily, and requesting that all communications may in future be addressed to him, and not to the Prince atrial. The note like wise states that his majesty had deemed it proper to inform the ministers of Russia and of Spain, sod of all powers parties to the treaties of 1816, ef his dein that they -hould participate in any that may take place for the purpose of a re conciliation bet ween him and his Sicilian se It is said further, that is consequence of this, M. Rayneval and Mr. Temple have hinted they mist apply to their respective governments for further he. stractions. ROMAN STATES.—The Pallas of Rome an seeness, that Prince Barberini left Room on the 20th alt. for Orem, to attempt a e onahi e tt e n b e t wee n his bailee and his subjects. Louses from Ancona, of the 23rd ult., announce that the Sardinian flee suffered much off Polb en Hs 21st, from a storm that Listed the whole day. Several vessels broke from their anchorage, and were rase being lost. TUSCANY.—By a decree of the 23rd alt , the Grand Doke of Tammy has named Coadsadd OUR. Martini, his present sinister at Toriis, ls a e ri• patiteitary for Tuscany at the congress of B Lam Gazette, of the 28th ult., states that the Nye best held a consiskey at Gaeta, for the asedee lisa d some bishops in France ; and that another orgeribterty was to be held on the 22nd ult., to diseues inraffairs. EDMONT.—Letters from Turin of the 29th ult. : The chambers were prorogued yesterday,and midi, it is said, in a few days - be dissolved. The Opinions of Turin announces from Mt of this 22nd ult., that Itadetraky has been created Primo of Goma. The Piedmontese Gazette gsotes delliefflieideelle from Pavia, of the 23rd ult., that ea the preceding day the whole prt a s ti al the glees was under arms, intelligens, resolved from Milan that a considerable betas Heqpileas had deserted to Piedmont. Anse" the &swim were also many individuals of the regiment Lasky, hitherto considered a paragon of fidelity. A rumour was current that a levy of recruits was to take plow, comprising yosthe of from 13 to 30 yews of a & L BARDY.—The municipal council of Milan has called for the first instalment of the extraordinary impost for the sesteosase rides imperial troops. r 434.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 41840....1TEREE.PENCE. SWITZ ERLAND. Letters frank Berne, of the 28th ult., slate that the Jewsinhabidog the lituidgm are spit disquieted, end that in general trotbles of the nature of them width broke out in Febetary sad Marsh at the subject of that elms of the population, threaten spin to emir in the oeattries borderiag ea Frame. The federal govern ment recommends all the frontier cantons to take meatus@ to repos these, to abed an sights to all perms of the Jewish perstodon who may sunk it in their Mulkey, sad to prevent the sale of ants and immunities to all persons °ming from the French freesias. The beleral amen has ordered the 89th battalion to mania far Fribourg, where some move ments Mine to the government have broken oat. stela and iewriag the gusetion slavery to tin= 2. no rids. •of the -people •of New he segnakilitla into a state, with Flavery wink* aspr . ssoly bY her. 3, Clayton's obi onoProodis isamm the natter to the imprint* court. 4.. The resolons of the House of Representatives. Jut:not ing the Territorial Committee to report a bill for the organisation of territorial governments, excluding slavery. It is not supposed that any of these pro ject' ass be carried throagh at the present session. The oration of Cabs by Spain hie alao boa the subject of debate in coogress; but merely is the aye of questions asked. The latest news from Mexico is of the 25th of Nov., from do genital ; sad the 27th of the same month from Vera Cron. It was generally . believed in Mexico that Paredes bad got off in the last British steamer. He hoe been traced as far towards the coast of Orizaba. The news from the insurgents of Sierra Gordo is again deplorable; they were continually attacking haciendas, killing and plundering the inhabitants. Butamesite despatched a force against them from Queretiro. 'but they took refuge at ows in almost inaccessible fastnesses, losing only a few men is killed and wounded. The government woe sheet to'reinforce Bostamente, aid there would seem to he aced of it, as serious leers had been entertained lest the insurgents should gain pawn= of the city of Queretaro. Durango was over-ran by Indians—said to be Cantanches, the small villages making no re. sienna to their ruthless foes. The road from the orb of Damn& to the port of Mazatlan was in their par ossoiaa. konitaabL oonunerce is _carried oe by this routs. Men of character and of site are often billed by these savages. M. Levireser, the sew French minister, has had an anilines for presenting his credentials. In the pintail addresses there is nothing out of the usual order to be reported. The Secretary of the Treasury is said to have suo ended in obtaining a loan of 200,000 dollars. The , news is not positive. GREAT FIRE AT NMW YORE. Tun PADS Tararais Darrraorao.—We hats to obseuiele the total de. strata= by be of the Park Theatre, New York. This took plate ea Saturday evetsiag (Dee. 16), about a quarter pest cis o'clock, an hoer before the time appointed for the per formances to take place. About that time smoke was seen to issue from the rear part of the establishment, which batted ou Theatre alloy, a small street =maths to the rear of Park row, from Ann to Beekman-street. The anueseement was made immediately that the Park Theatre was on fire; and In ajew Esthetes afterwards, the smoke peered from every win. dow sad sky-light in the building. Bess a flame shot forth from the windows, and in an treettheivably short period of time the whole bedding was enveloped in Ike. When this marred, the seem was frisktful. The dirk heavy clouts whisk was hurried across the firmement by a strong easterly wind, refuted the ilamination cud ltghted up the city so fully that a enes conld read ordinary-sized type at a distance of half p a mile from the seen, of the umbra. don. Crowds of persons, Is, and near, attracted by the glen, hurried to the stele; the flee-bells pealed the alarm, and the whole metropolis wee in a state of wow wotiat rarely rationed. The dream were oa the spot with their accustomed and praiseworthy alacrity, and is lea time then we have taken to write this much of our nutritive, as many as forty streams of water were being divested on the burning edifies. But bans= effort messed to bed little avail is stopping the progress of de struction, and in about half an hoar the burning rafters were visible. All hopes of saving the theatre were then thick:teed, and the firemen directed their attention to prevent the adjoining houses in Ann-street, Beekman street, and Part-row from being destroyed. Accordingly they left the theatre to • fate which they felt theta selves powerless to avert, end threw water aa the wproperty most in danger. Their effirts were crowned ith limes. The !axles oontrauskated to larle's Hotel, adjoining, the rear of which wee pada, daselnyed. Tit; moat of the bedding was solely remmoted, them* the other furniture was considerably bribes, sat es wide building was flooded with water. The damp to Itie fsesiture was fa ly Misrad. The it jury to the Imes is peobehlr 1.000 whish was insured. the am also misiansimeed to Clarke's Hones, which sustained trifling damage by fire s though the fur simmerse tiontdderably injured by water. They are both five story Muses, *high was the same et their taking fire so quickly. The Park House, a flee Meet betiding, was at one um. thought in imminent danger, though by the ezersises of the Armen it sustained very trilling Ohmage. The Foun tain Howe, adjoining the seat end of the theatre, took Its, bet was extinguished without material a Is one hour and three-quern, from the time re a r. was disoovered the flames were subdued. with a less of pro perty to the amount probably of 60,000 dcllus. It is twenty-eieht years since the Path Theatre was burned. There were several reports sheet the origin of the fire ; but it is new sac-ruined, beyond a doubt, that it ori ginated by one of the prang ladies Womb* to the ballet, who, in looking at some bills hanging star the prompter's box, pushed 'enrol of them against one of the gas lights, when they instantly took fire, which communicated to the adjoining scenery. Instead of poling down the whol • bundle when they first took tire, sits ran from them, and before another could reach the spot, the scenery was in flames, and beyond the power of human aid. COMMERCIAL. Nsw Yoax, Dereeiber 19• b, B p.m -Corrox. - The sake of the morning an 400 bslth at steady prices; Upland, mid. fair to fair, titc. to ; New tesm, sad Mobile fair to lair, ar. to 75. hoer ht.-Western canal Sour is a shade Szroar,sad no fair broth ems be had orrirr s ere 314. Bales of 3,000 Ws. at S dots. Li te dole. 37,1, for °Mina, to atraight berth Oswego, Itechrrer, WM=; and S dolt. 01 to 11 data 75a. for pare Orme. a la quiet, at .5 dots. 23e. to I dole. 300. Pa*, NM tdels. Osorgelown at the former Niue. Wheat dull, Orr a at 13k., Warner Wis. Corn is is fair raper with sales of 10,000 bash. • at 690. re new flat yellow, and 630. to Mc. for old tithed Ream. Ilseldv. oals remain ay tierce, with all ear s at New York, mar s the &waters of goyim adder, boa Mu wry as Molay +a. plentiful, and could be obtained at very madenterres. The gravral trade of the country was ear Wary. Tram, Now, 106 rising ; Pauurylvania, 76. Farago ea Usk% 1061, 109; Parr 0.27; Hamburg, 1154, 3.14: Bram, 711. 11-Bales of 100 bble. Canadian Pots, In bond, were made at 6 dela ; and SO to 73 bbil. *Mafia= Petard Perth at 6 dots 104 c. to 6 der 23e. the mathet Moved Ina. Inart-was.- Further sells at 1.80016. yellow, at 210.,ark. Tar.wns.-20,000 burbeaof emu were engaged Is a British cereal to LirT if ooLjat 044., sod %SOO baebels la ma American vessel at did., try shipper; 6,006 beeterls were engaged far Gra. gow, at rt. Than was a gad inquiry for engsgements of tern to brad, for with 9d. wee cared, and 10d. asked. Hamm was famed to Lime*. at 30r. • 1.309 barrels of Moat at ; bud, be barrels, st fe. 6d.; and bra. st 2s. Paorr.-Tbe thee empire 7,000 boxes bare Earns, on private terms; 000 do. at Idol. 4k. to 1 dol. N 5.; 1,040 halm sad_qoartsra, at 73e. to Use. • 1,000 lames es taros not ter aphid ; bates New Mersa liltooo. at 9 dots. 73e.; 710 bare (karma, at prate Darr*. and 400 begs and ball kap Karp Gram at 4 dot. 7 So. to t l• Ys bosiorlft Naas mks of Nedra, to lots, at 77ics, sod Cason, at sm. Liao tree firm, noun dols. the. hvema-We mks of ON hare brown Havana, at 44a to Sc., and 17S bbds. Sarinam, fee mania& au private tenth. Par thows.-eales of porb, in 400 to 300 Vale., *lure; sear at 13 dol. to 13 del. Sth, and prime at 10 del to 10 dol. ne. A amen let of prints mew ars was sold at 14 doL The market creed Orr Beef: Use, 73 tr. mrs were toads at IS dol. A mall We country may to arrive, was made at 30 del, 71e. Lard mallard doll, and quotations =mirth. TALLOW.- Sabi Of 5,0001ba WOW MOO at /30. Bas.-IVday bra bare quko, sad no mite sanest are reported. Quotations err from a doe to 3 der. leper toter 821311 T Rata-Thy nth of %TWO this aiming, thou* fairly arkadith truest low pritesom math so as to have the greater port* withdraws. Aliened re the polar 6 ars :-8 seeks 'ardor pis sherry, : tha ; pale, 630; 3. brown, Me.; 3, par, 127 e.; IWO Anirmtilth per Deer** ;3, brews Way, 30e.; gold, 32:e ;10 qr. eartypert,* the Royal agricultural Wise Osolpeoy, per Heroin* 755.0 e 7th; 3 Mame *dam Nair, wand, OM taaffiall, 73e. Raroam ?Ammo to Maacursraa.-Baate days ago it was stated that • public meeting of the free-Modem of Manchester and the surrounding district would be held a the 4th instant, in the Free. rade Hall. That meeting is positioned to Wo'ne-day the 104 hut, whoa • summonn assemblage is everted. Mr. G. Wilms; is to preside; and Mr. Cobden, Mr Milner Gibson, Mr. Bright, and a slumber of other liberal M.P.'s veto take part in the proesedldge. Resolutions will be submitted to the meeting. proposieg a enlarged and more complete system of registration both for boroughs and shires, in all pars sf the Kingdom. The " re. gistration" principal did ouch, in the opiates of all eorm.law rep, alert, for toe aboliti a of the imembews • and saiitaim hepea ere eaten/ Wed that the same priatiple will gam Mr. Cobden's prop saPion ,or the reduction dialed= to the amount of 10,000,0001 p r annals. <~ 1~ ~ GERMANY. AUSTRIA.—A bulletin from the meat of war in Hungary le published in the Vienna journals of the 28th ult. It announces the capture, by the Austrians, under the commend of llersi-al Berger, of the strong fortress of Arad, with a lon on their part of 18 killed and 40 crumukd._ - _ _ Raab also has been taken. Early on the morning oldie 27tIfolt. Prince Windisekgratz directed two co banns to cites the Danube at two points, above the town and below it. The latter crossing was effected at the juncture of the river Raab with the Danube, and the whole of the maroons was intended to cut of the reheat of the Hungarian army. The commander beide( advanced meanwhile with the Nairn mere to the banks of the Rusin, over which be threw a bridge, the construction of which wassoarcely completed when he was informed of the retreat of the Haegariass, who bad abandoned their fortifications and hUsa back into two coleus, one taking the road to the fortress of COMM and the other proceeding in the direction of Ofsn. On his way to the town of Raab, Prince Windischgrats was met by a deputation of citi- MS, who presented him with the key . . of the town, sheered him, sod illuminated the city in the evening. Prince Windiscbgrats toned it impossible to inter mit the retreat of the Hungarians ; his Light Horse eassesded, indeed, in clo si ng c with the rear of the eirely• sad ens officer and nine privates of the Human were mitred. The news from the Danubian Principalities is up to the 22nd December. The armies of the Tarim and the Rada= have gone into winter quarters. The Turkish troops are at Bucharest, and brides in the principal towns on the banks of the Danube, such as °Wats, brain, and Gisurgewo. The Russian army has taken its position almg the highway from Bessa rabia to Bucharest, at Leows, Salad, Fokshan, Brink Bucharest, and Jamey. Data from Lemberg, December the 24th, state that, in the last sitting of the Rathen Assembly, the deputation which had been appointed to go to Meets reported that they had laid the following pants before the Emperor The division of Gsllicia into two governments, according to nations. 2. The intriduction of the Ruthenian language into the schools and courts of justice. 3. The equalisation of the rights of the Ruthenian and Polish clergy. 4. The introduction of a Ruthenian national guard. 6. The withdrawal of all officers of state who are not conversant with Ratheran nationality. All these de mands were very graciously received by the Emperor, and both his Majesty and the ministers promised the deputation that their requests should be speedily car ried into effect The arrival of the Hereditary Orand Prince Con stollso sf Russia at Olmuts, on the 27th ult., is also onsimia. PAVARIA.—Dates from Munich to Dec. 28 give He following ministerial combination, which was y reported on that day as the moat probable rbre il arried out : Heisler, interior, and Edel religion sal public instruction, which department is again to be serrated from the interior, and to cosatitnts a Medan ministry. This post was at first intended for Yen Wreak, but before his arrival the public were se reejadiced spirit him that, although he had re ared a summons from the monarch, it has been hand impossible to assign him a poet in the cabinet. irehgessener is also spoken of. UNITED STATES. The Canada, Capt. Judkins, arrived at Liverpool last night, with dates from New York to the 20th, and Halite: 23rd ult. The Niagara had arrived out on the 16th, in thirteen days and a half. The gold-finding in California is still the promi nent subject in the journals. At San Francisco, at the end of September, a meeting was held tor the purpose of devising means to secure a fixed value to gold dust, and to insure its adoption, in the present scarcity of coin, as a circulating medium in the ordinary transaction of business, at sixteen dollars an ounce. The following resolutions were adopted : That unless the citxene of 'alifornia sustain the price of gold at home, it must depreciate abroad. That they look upon every measure to reduce the price of gold as injurious to the beet interests of the country. That the citizens of San Premises will unite in establishing gold dust en a currency, at 16 dots. per canes. That the merchant who will receive gold duet at 16 doll. per ounce, in payment of dues, shall be worthy of the patronsg• of the public. The latest news from San Francisco is to the 7th of October. Gold had been lately found on the American fork, as well as near the Ciudad de los Angelo& The sickly season was over on the Sacramento, but would be followed by the raining season, about the be ginning of November. In California now the ca lalist is the least independent person there, the • man being the most sought after and re 41' The editor of the Californian announces the of the Oregon papers ; cause, the gold finer ration is flowing thence to the Sacramento. Id is also to be found on the Rio Oils. On the way out to California, Colonel Emery, of the Topo graphical Engineers, attached to the army of the West, under Oi weal Hearny, followed the course of the Gila. from the mountains of New Mexico westward. He speaks of gold at several points along the way ; and at one point where the river Prieto comes into the Oils, he gives the following story :—As the story goes, the Pieto comes down from the mountains, freighted with gold. Its sands are said to be full of this precious metal. A few adventurers who ascended this river, hunting beaver, washed the sands at night, when they halted, and were richly rewarded for their trouble. Tempted by their success, they mad. a second trip, and were attacked, and most of them killed by the Indians. If this be so, there are "gold digging" on the tributaries of the Oils, five hundred miles south-east of the valley of the Sacra mono, and it may be that the whole of that great desert of mountains and volcanic rains, is sprinkled with gold along the streams. The best road to California is now a question very generally dismissed in the American papers. A paper to market news—The Dry Goods Reporter --says, when speaking of gold : The list inquiry now is, how shall goods and passengers be sent to California. The most obvious may appear to be by sea, round Cape Horn ; but it is • tedious and expensive voyage, and there is also • fear on the part of owners that they wi I not be able to get their ships back, in cones quenee of the expected desertion of the crews. The season of the year is not unfavourable for pamenpre. The other method is to ship for Churn, and from thence pro lend by boats ce canoes up the river of the suns name, to a village forty-five lades distant, named Crones. From Cruces to Pumas there is a road 21 Mile. lung. In a straight lino the distance is but about 40 miles In the dry seasons, to wit the months of January, February, March sad April, it takes about two dap to cram, at other times shout three. It will therefore be perceived that now is the beet time to emigrate. We perceive that Rowland and Aspic wan pop se to coestract a railway at their own expense ammo the isthmus. sad a New York Company has issued prop el& for subscriptions to a rad ray of a similar chem. ter ; and to show how the spirit of enterprise is abroad, and how it is pervading all elamss of this cosununi_ty, this com pany has ter its trustees one of the heroes of Mexico, Gen. Scott, one of our heaviest capitalism, the collector of the on pert, and .of Garment learned ex-judges. Similar CIOCUT- Num took plies ones in Ragland, when a bubble wee he fisted that had se bads whatever. A large number of vessels are up fee ports la the Golf and on the l'aeifle, sad there will be a susersios of embarkations in all this month. California has been a fertile source for discussion in the Howe of Representatives at Washington. Four projects for the settlement of the slavery question in the territories are now beim Conroe :—I. Making ass data oteslikezia, to be arganknd baandi- ft IPPIhO._ . _ Ptretotrrn, Jan. 1.-11.11.11.—Arrived : Fossil Bretyaa. Havana, toe noshing. Tile Cy gnat, of and from New foundland, was taken in with in a waking state, sad crew taken off. is lat. 37 N., long .31 W., by the Found Maws, arrived here. Orr Dona anzaa.—Arrivwl : Abair's, Baltiaore, for Amsterdam. Duras, Jan. I. B. Arrived : Louise Fredericka, La guna, for Brew's. BIDIPOSD, Dee. 31.—Tbe Prises of Wake, from Prince Sloare's bland, has arrived hare, with ossaidarable da mage, and with 12 feet eater is her hold, having grounded twins in wining into harbour. Poarssours, Jan. 1 —l-N B —Arrived: EDen Mas son, Bio Janeiro fur Bamberg ,• Nereid, Porto Rico tar leadon. Balled: litalanea, and Truer Brion, Madras sod Calcutta; Charles Brook., Bt. Visalia's. EIOLTURAD, Jan. I.—B.B.7L—Arrived : Mary, sad Artie*, Qtetwe. COPRNIAOIOI', Dee. 38.—The Califorsia, of Fartlaad, Caked Matas, frost Wyborg, whisk was as Awn in Ike Grew* kaa bass get o ff , sad brought is hereto salad and reyak. COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS. ' ire (I aock.—Althouti r the quotations of the French Ands come • er again, there has been some dispoodtion ere to realise profits, and Console, which opened at 89/ to 1, have awe been marked 881 to 89, and are now about 89 to 891. Bask Stock is firm, at 1901 to 1911. The New Thresead-a-Qoserter per Cents. are 891 to 891, Exchequer Bills, 41s. to 445. premium. The foreign enmities are very first, but with much lees doing. idetionn, 264 to 1. Grenada, 13 to 1. Peruvian, 49 to 51. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cent. B onds are 481 to 49. Spanish Zee : per Cent. Stab is 14/. Brazilian, 78. 1411411.11111 FUNK OL 1 Dia 44/yam,WILT . sera oft. m 3 548. 01. I ea 01 Gam Azar.= 44 45L Num 1011114111 roma Sjpe pa r . Ot ,L tAlstrisit e r 4 •s4 3 per Ont s =li avi 14 4 pee ree oi mains. I e_st i nseps,_ 854..111 1 a OL Para 411 jr: r laud& la. 111111 ti 3 I =l Dorsnol aes. m e Dlue, rue.. /NU. Si 5 1 cm OL 4I Du 11p4r OL Valmaes bay., UM 4 55tOL 0•544 OeriL, 11 S Yessiarla Deticroil SY. i 4 RAILWAYS.—The railway share market is pretty steady, and prices range much the lams s e yesterday. North &affords, 3 1 1 to dia.; Reading anA to pas.; Lancashire and Yorkahire 6 par Cent., 1 to It pm.; Great Northern, 91 to 91 die.; ditto B's, 11 to 11 dis. SALMI Kern= UP TO TWO Till DAY IN LONDON. (Yesierdets ;ekes was be l la lest sego.) Bk., WeL, k Adler Our, 1L Wake& 671 6 davr Briar and ter Thirds, IL SW 19 Do. SW. roast. Pref., 161 is Creen, AIDA, 2 Do. MIL sad Derby, 63 4 De. New 101. Pref.% Do. Oar& Bristol 13 Bk. Ilser Bakst`Mrll,3llotgestl, 32 AIL, 1211 Narfogt, 44 es & Jar, 4$ 61 North Bekaa Hahn, 7 B. &NOM pi. L. 111. and L D e c‘ ta rie ! r DO. 41 Vel ff il er OLL PreLi Lord, War. k Val i 331 artCbastles, 111 Itl Reading, 04131., nod * Baliar, 161 s, Gam 6 ca., lIV Nueva srl Una. (4),A711 A Aka. Syr Pal, ilik 14 I • E. 17nien &Irk Orr. per C., 1 Ds. New Omer, 91 1 S. Lereobke New, II MINIM lad nate' Plot. 14 K. Lisseelneleira 16 ex let Shropidre Usion, 11 Ineter, Yaw* & Dar. it L Soiltershira 31 tress Northers, 91 1 L Ake% r 1 1 Do. • Delerres, 14 1 Do. Thirds, De. 4, 71 1 Ores& Bork. & West. (Ltd), 17 South Wiles, Men int. Omit West 911 Wear Valley 4 per CL (AN NS Do. Qrs., 1 Wilts, Ilamsevet, r o ad Wey, MS I Do. Car l 7 .11 1 ex News., i Lae. lisle, 54 York, News., it Fisew.. 1* Do. thirds, 11 A (Orig. N. k Dm), 271 Lane. sad York. Qrs., 111 1 Do. /take. No. 1 (York and', Do. FUths, 71 41 Nowa), IL Do. New Guar lb per Ct., 51 f Do. Zs. No. 3 (New. end Ilea. I Ds. W. IL U., 11 13 Lek end Bedford, IN/ Do. GILL Par., 61 71 en isii. Lea, Brighton, end W. C., SS fe York and N. Ilidkad, 37 11 law Is N. Water; II? 51 A Prot, 141 II ex hit. Do. New pm, 9 1 De. L k W.B. Erin., 271 1 Do. PUHA 7 Boalspe end Auks*, 6 11 Do. 101., M. & B. (B), 121 Arm Inl WV. 51 Loa. & L W. Thirds, 111 11 Nathan et Paree. 61 Do. New PM., 31 1 Debar end Barikerix, 4 1 Mao * Bog., and ALA Perk .4 Lowen. IL 1 SA., AL, & Lk. Ors. No. 1,12 Reuss sad Havre, 1% i LIVERPOOL SALTA 'anoint 3. TM markst continued aninmW, and the tendency was upward. There were large orders, but a less disposition to sell. Dirks, Lam and CA, 92 Lea. 3111.41. New Qrs., V. 3e- ad. Do. (lab C . it B.), 131 Se SS e G C:4"W e. Nortbers, Prei 9l 1 : Da liftbs li nTr CDa til ib r if al • . 17 11 lA, 11 Lk. Eighths, 514 Gt. Wailers. Qrs., 3 d DA PrveLl . 1 LAA k Yerk. Qr., 61 d6l Do. Fifths, 3 61wal. d 14,w...0w., % i d De Halessl( 13 Bury), 131 13d Saida Omorol, 261 Do. Mks (tete W. I. U.), 111 Shrew. Asa Lira C., 33e. W. el 13s. N. d L Lk Dorn No. 4, 71. 1 Is. 63.1 Lures. mad Carlisle, 631 York, Nowa, end A. (0. ILL Lon. & North Western, 1361 Pur.), f 1 p , ILiNCHIESTER SALM isnrsar 2. La susedingly buoyant market, with a good deal of busi ness and advaming pars ; a general impression prevailing that there will be a considerable Laker rim. Birk., Lam, It disk Joao., 91 d. London end N. Western, IN Do. an e lan Per, 1 Chest. sad larBlot), 13 Do. Thirds, 61 4 Credoo p Man., AL, & Lin: Pref 111 B. Law. New, 7 4 Do. Amboy Dock, 1 11 6 Ot. Northern (4),111 7-16 anti tat N. Striberldre, 3 7.14 Lane. end York. MA, 214 Asti& Omar, SS Do. 321. (late Erse.), 71 4 & IL sad Dover No. 4, 71 1 to Do. W.LU., 41 1 4 lat. 13111.1111NOHAII BALM, Januar 3. Thera was a good amount of bushier done in this mar- 1 hot ; the paWio are at last coring in as buyers, and holders of agree hereabouts show little disposition to sell at mem!, uotations. • fon. end N. Western, 127 N. Staffordshire, 11 1-16 d N. British 'ILAN, 4L ilk. at I 811161“. & lam. A., 11 id York, Neve., sod Her. Exton Do. B, 31 Ile. SI. 1 4 No. 1, 1 d Do. Pte. 1 p gab.. Nor., k AA, IL 195.54. rewevaliliW Doles, 31 4 MUM SALEM. JANUART 2. Them was not a largo amount of burner traasected in shares, bat the oaks (Athos, that changed hands was a little improved. L Luta New, q 1 d 1 Great Northern, 91 d N. Western, 111 14 1 AWN, Pother., k Gook, 41 14 PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE, Hay-put 2.n. — The Swim market remains firm ; nearly allot the 6,600 by. Madras sold in public sale, et full prices. The qualities were chi. fly fine g. ease, desrriptions, and sold from Os. 6d. to 415.; one pile, 42a. 6d. Relined continues steady, at the late advanee.—C •ffee: The small public sales fully sus tained yesterday'. priors.—Pimento: The large public sale of 6.5,0 hags went off at a decline of t, but all bound buyers. --Cotton firm, with a good demand.—Rum wean an ion prove,' app. aranos.—Tea, of the 64.1,11120 n Colgan qualities. has been in large demand, and an advance of id. per lb. has been trabliebed en the late lowest point. PITT= PAID OP nu re MHO To LYN wit. • Its. London Liverpool ......... .................. ...... 41111,2115 Bristol Hull 2511,114 Clyde . - . . 34,224,727 isms Was is liiit PXICXX CU erata, B ra am. DM PAUN • India. P.bern. ifs. 64.35e.0 d Yellow &Orgy 36 6_lB 6 Brenton, if:elm- 27 6.. 84 0 14 6_38 II 0...40 6 *wain Iladna, 27 0...32 0 fellow s4 11...117 0 wYNe ss 6...44 4 renown, brown.-- 32 0..6S 0 Yellow -... 36 6_87 * Orey aad 'rata- 39 0...61 0 gaload, Hasbro'.. 48 0...64 0 46 6...46 6 LuaPa borm i ln Bond. Brad ladle, - rag lO 0- u 6 Good. X 1...40 0 Mb 0...101 0 Orylon, good ordi nary .. -.. • no ordinary 33 0...84 0 Pine 4l 0_ BO 0 blacks, good menet, 0... H 0 Goma Rim, ordi nary to flae 36 11... 66 0 namatrs and Pa -11 0...76 6 Tao, at pia lb. Ceogoa.common 0 0 ... 0 7 Rms. at par ewt. Inagal whits ll .. 11 6 C O /1 0 lsrli and Mains 7 0... 13 • ?Una. clamed 14 0.. 20 Carolina.-- AIMS% Ram at toe gall. Leeward Bland IMmrara, 11 1 36 pee ant. O.P. ... 1 ... 3 1 JarmaiM, WI.; se pre rant O.P. 3 ... Favourite marks 6 ... 4 [Wady, lat brands 3 ..6 10 11f 1 X 1101 1 4143 ; 64710 ... 4/ latch IMO lO 0 Pus, per UM. fit ▪ Petarabarg, 9 head Ouch and 118 11-411 0 ?flatland Hum, at par ton. et.Petanbarg,eleamele 10...81 0 miabot lan dam 21 10... II 0 Riga, Rhine O 10...84 0 antabot - 0 pan SI 0...86 0 Cam balk Gem IS 0...12 0 Bombay l6 0-114 0 late Ton, al pm cwt. Boma. B6 0...0 0 atraita Um la War& 71 0... 0 0 Ism, at Ile owl. Bars 8616 £0 0 1,01,092 r KAHN T. Si C. 0 0 Hoops 010...0 0 Cargo ateardiffbar 0 C. 0 0 4wecliab_ II 0...13 LEAD, al per tos. fig, brat • • I Muted, Meet ..... IS II 17 S.. 0 • Ban lll 10... • u Patent abut lll 10... • to _ _ red or minium IS 10...0 3 17 ,110 r II 0...16 0 On; per 232 Imp. 4.61. d.p. Bes 4 pale 2l 10...27 0 straw . .... 21 • browns yellow 24 0.. 23 0 I lford Matter O4 0...03 0 Ord. l3 10...22 13 youth Sec, ... 24 0...26 le 03ve,Ciallipoli,p.100 4$ 0...44 3 Cows Nat 26 • .39 0 34 4 Ur% Pk per ton 33 10... 4 0 Closed 22 15...23 0 PROVISIONS, per amt. Buttar—Orat, Id— 70 0.-12 atha II 0 11, kin • 0... 0 6 Dablus, la 0 0... 0 • thank* •0 0...09 0 Carlow, la t 7O 0. .00 0 Newry .... • 0... 0 Wateriard 6O 0...70 6 Beef, India, per Mew Pruae Ras 0 0... 0 0 Pork, prise taro DI 0...60 0 Basoa-Pork,Lotrk 1 78 • •• • Do, Salim i dame. Waterford, per OWL PS 0...44 0 MIRK SO •.. .•2 0 Lard=prtrk i 42 • •• 0 Ditto Bladder Asteriews,datyp O3 0...72 0 HlDall, Ox OM 01111. at per B. , B. A. arid M. Video, r dry Salted 04.44 fe. 64 6 I .0 Sj tr y ij i.d drp • 0 —0 0 0 4... e if NA dry • ...0 Si I.3wahValp.47 4 34...0 8 We.: Data, dry._ 0 0 -.6 0 Bolted .... Mat India 0 4 ...0 0 10111 31.6za, dry 0 . • 0 8 —0 St 6. Awe per bide .. 4 I ... 8 9 Rawls, ditto 6 0 , 7 0 Drs Wools, at per too. le=titaaaim../3 15... 0 6 ...... ..... 4 II 410 Csaepasay 5 0... 4 0 lario,lastalea 6 0... i 0 Nimrod or, large sad wild 10 0...13 I email ......... U. 11 10...15 0 Papas Mars .... lO 10...12 4 Red Madera. 3 10., 8 13 I Bradt ' lO 0...30 0 TALLOW.—The Tallow market firm and ad vancing. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 42e. 3d.; separate months' delivery, 425. ad. to 42.. 6d. COALS.—/litifpag Two.—Buddles West Hartley, 14e. 91. • Carr's Hartley, 14s. 9.1. ; Basting's Hartley, 14% 6d. ? Walls End Adelaide, lfla ;• Walls End Haswell, 1%. ; Walls End Hatton, 1 9 s. ; Walls And Lambtoc, 16, 9d. • Wale Bad Btewart's, 19a. ; Walls End Tees , 18s. 11.1.8bips at aarket, 248. CORN.—The arrivals of English Wheat have been but moderate since Monday. From abroad the receipts of this article this week exceed 38,200 qrs., the bulk of which will be landed la hood, to waft the la. duty on the lit of next lin ch. The little business transacted this morning, whether lin hooded or fres Wheat, was at about Monday's rates. Barley sold slowly, at previous quotations. Oats could not be bought cheaper; at the some time there vas no life in the trade. Beans sad Pas appoeted Xsaday's rates. IS• folkwitv are Moods?* potation' : I Durum shift. reetrois• tlssoO l u irial rod 117 to 41 to 47...M1t0..... 42 to 47 to la c fit li:e 221313716 43... 4. 41 to 44 is S 4 ~~6b~6llir N / 6 to 43 -4110..... 41 to 45 to 82 , j Narthosloodlootalt do.- to -... -to 61. IMO -to do. -to- to - • . 30 to 32 apsatreart7= Oa St to S 6 . Modloo- SI to 30...5i - Mild Irmo - to - Oki% Ea CI Fool. leto 110 -to --644•8 .._. IS so 19 to 20404...witaba...- 13 344 Ott Dortvl2l Bdi distO hod. IS to 04...p00t0 St to 26. 64 -MS ..... 13 to 176 04-61 wk-. IS to 17.04 . . to 2ls 54 t 4. ebsafz es. 33 to 35.0 d oasis l4 to 37 ..... 40 le 42.-imortal 42 to 45 mai_ Mho 31...boasrs. to $3 «......16. to - to - Norms ...... 31 to 33.- mll-. 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Lamm Halls sod lbritaa l4 to SS to IN Noilftermsa sad Odom. to SS to 4C Itaroma. —to .limpossi ll2 to 11 Rams= Camo.tres et tbs . tea. . 4 • 3 06. to £ I Ns. LOlliall u tot. Dail sod = t Oa. to a 9 Om. Tomb sad Smarten I II 104.t0 it 9 10s. ham Arradsso. per bold et Dino SS to SO Deolois sea Ziabbot. to Caballaa— l7 w 29 iflllik peebslik NOtbs.ases.„—.....- ....... SS to 40 APAITAIII MTV LONDON MON Ist JAN. •TO hi JAN. Gm Eaplish. Notre,. WEL Tor wk., ............. un I Iterley OW I 6460 I Dow,;N subs ; barrels. Dale, ONPOIIAL OVIDUCTS. Bum, Haag, 11.,. IS ... ... Osts. I Rye. I Bras. I : 13 3 r. liflOs led le 1.1,30 s 10d 10d .114 Ild Sls 3ds Sd 11% Id Us 3d 33s 74 ilk 114 594 34s 34 IN. 43 '39e 1 311* 74 --.." tod I ILI I id • Si 1 3d i -_,". : F.T: :11 lii: ee! it woke Att. Aver. ki all&Will Arm—What, es. ; BM" fa.; Osta, Is.; lrr Du" smil Per. Deal. Deo. 9. Dee. MI Dea. 2s. 61 6 LiLLILLL 411 • 47 f 47 t Hum., Jaa. 2.-The weather daring the put week has been raw sad sold, but with little of frost and no mow. Tie wind twang nerth-easterly has brought in a farther eim sidenble arrival of grain mad jeeed, making within fourteen days en almost unprecedented import, especially el Barley (38,000 qn.), Wheat, and Peas. So heavy a simultaneous snivel on a previously doll market has depressed it con siderably, mil certainly if ever prices did invite to specula tion, it mast be at this moment. when ovary article of the trade le oblikable at so much below the cue of production and hapset Mr nisei As is however almost invariably the ems in domilit dapnialoa, the market is forsaken of buyers; all duels kohl beet ter the period of free trade becoming a great het," eatieipating a still further reduction in value under its dreaded influence, and forgetting pethaps that stocks are meanwhile reduced by steady consumption, and that when all are hoyen the tendency of prim is upwards. We decidedly expect a better demand ere long. The show of Wheat at this day's market was more than adequate to the demand, and condition being for the mat pen bad, the range of prices for such war Is. per qr. below last week. Anything good M quality and condition was not procurable on lower terms, and abetter tons pervaded the market. A good choice of foreign samples, but not offered at late low Mee, rather than submit to which importers generally prefer going to granary. Still speculative purchases are to be made; and it mut not be forgotten that the beet class of millers' Wheats do not form the character of the present stock, nor that sup plies from the north of Europe and near ports will now cease, their navigation king folly closed. Mere inquiry for beaded Wheat. Barley, unites the flueualities (Bsal, Rheaish, &c.), is a complete drug, mid pri ce quite at the option of the buyer. The same remark asp to white Peas, which wive mash beyond the wants of the nearket, sad are procurable at naprecedsutedly law rates. Not se assay new Beans oa tale, and late rates are supported ; old sot offered • at any proportion in peke. Very little passing in Oats of any description, with a small stock on the market. A good arrival of Linseed is met by a steady market, while Cake. are proseand on terms in favour of the buyer. The inmate of Eked for the twelve months just ended is considerably beyond that of say previous period. The stock of good Rape seed being small, prices are well supported. Nothing poring in Cakes. Bones steady, in the absence of &steal business. The following are the current prices: Wheat, per qr., red, 42,. to 445.; new, 40s. to 445. ; white, 445. to 465.; new, 44e. to 46.. Dantaic, 465. to 501. Lower Baltic and Hamburg, 40e. to 445. Barley, malting, 265. to 30a. ; grinding, 21.. to 245. Oats, 145. to 16s. ; Danish, 17a. to 14s. ; Friedand, 16s. to 18s. ; Russian, He. to 16s. Beans. 30s. to 334. ; foreign, 28e. to 345. Poo, white and yellow. 26e. to 30e. ; grey, -. Linseed, crushing, 34e. to 40e. ; feeding, 40s. to 44a. hapeseed, per 10 quarters, 241. to 261. Liaised Cakes, English, per ton, 81. 109.0 d. ; foreign , 71. to 8/. Os. Rape Cakes, 87a. 6d. Bones, 85s. to 87s. 6d. Guano, 41. to 91.6.. Imports from the 23rd of Dee, to the 29th of Dee. inclusive: Wheat, foreign, 11,190; Barley, 20,960; Oats, 2,076; Beans, 3,009; Pees, 6,268 ; Tares, 1,242; Linseed, 20 , 109 ; Rapeseed , 3,288 ; Linseed Cakes, 426; Rape Cakes, 338 ; Bones, 10. I Palmas, Jan. 2.-The Wheat trade today was firm, and condition much improved, in consequence of the favourable change of the weather. Frost having been very severe the last two days, supply by no means large. Barley a about le. to 2.. per qr. lower, except the very finest Chevalier, which maintains its price. No alteration in either Oats, Beans, or Peas. Leine, Jan. 2.-The arrival of grain is pretty good to- , day. In Wheat there is lees desire to urge sales, and we quote prices fully equal to Friday. Barley without alters tem, end though little passing in other articles, the value is much the ism*. Lewes, Jan. 2 -The trade for all sorts of grain at this market was very slack, but prices were unaltered. Wheat, old, white, 141. 16s. to 161. fad. ; red, 131. to 131. be. ; new, white, 91. to 141. ; red, 81. to 111. Harley, 30s. to 32.. Oats, 18e. to 225. Beaus, 32a. to 33e. Peas, 37e to 39a, Liverpoot, Jan. 2.-We have to report since Friday • considerable secession to the amnia then stated, furnishing during the week ending yesterday, 36,607 qrs. of Wheat, chiefly foreign; with 17,1567 qrs. of Indian Corn, from the Milted States; sad 62,466 barrels of Flour thence and Canada; exclusive of a fair supply of Peas from Europe, and Beans from Egypt. The receipts during the same time, endwise and from Ireland, consisting principally el • tolerable quantity of grain and a good cup. ply of Oatmeal, as noted ,below ; meanwhile the nsports of foreign Wheat and Flour are being surly all placed in bond. At the opening of our market to- day, holders of British and foreign free Wheats evinced some what more firmness, and rather more business was done at the reduced rates of Friday, but any amendment on that day's prices was unattainable. Bonded Wheat and Flour, commanding rather more attention, several panels of each were taken by millers from the interior, within the range of our last quotations. Sack Flour, on the contrary, was diffi cult of sale, at a decline of Is., and &atm, including Cana dian, moved slowly to consumes on the terms of this day week. Barley and Malt, upon a good supply, and scercely any inquiry, tha sumer receded ge., and the Isnot Is. per qr. Beans and Peas also met • languid sale, bat without any quotable change in prices. Oats, of which we have several pixels fresh in, met an improved demand, and wen the turn dearer. Oatmeal, notwithstanding, appeared to attract little notice, the beet qualities of Irish not exceeding 24.. 6d. per load. For Indian Corn there were rather more buysn this morning than on Friday, and, recovering part of the decline then stated, places our present currency nearly Ifd. per qr. under that of Tuesday last. Corn M. al, 3d. per brl. less. British : Wheat, per 701 b., English, red, new, 6.. 9d. to 7s. Od. ; old, 7s. Od. to 7.. 3d. ; white, new, • 7s. 2d. to 7s. Si.; old, 7s. 2d. to 7a. 6d. ; Irish, red, new, , be. 6d. to es. 7d.; old, te. fad. to tis. 10d.; white, new, Os. 2d. to 6s. 9d. ; old. 6a.104. to 7s. Od. Barley, per qr., Eng.. new, 30e. to 32a. ; Chevalier, 335. to 3.54.; Butch and Irish, per 601 M, 4s. to 48.24. Malt, English, per qr., pale, 68.. to 624. Oats, English and Scotch, per 451 b., old, 3.. 2d. to 3s. 4d.; Welsh, old, 3s. Id. to 3s. 24.; Dish, fine eats, 'me, 2a. 9d. ;to 2s. 10d. ,• old, 3s. ld. to 3s. 3d. ; general, new, 2a. 7d. to 2s. gd.; old, 3s. to 34. 2d. Beans, per qr., Englieb, new, 36.. to 38e. 04.; old, 375. to 395. ; Scotch and Irish, ppeerr 4801 b., me, 30s. Od. te 32a. Ocl.; old, 325. to 335. Peas, Engl ish , per qr., white, new, 365. to Me. ; ditto and Irish, gravy , 304. to Us. Flour, per 2801 b., English and Irish, fine, Ms, to aja,; superfine, 375. to ago. ; extra, 38e. to 40s. Oatmeal, per load of 2401 b., hula, new, 235. 6d. to 24e. 6d. ; old, 21s. to 228.6 d. ; Canadian, old, 22e. to 23e. Bran, per 241 b., 10d. he IL Foreign: Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian, red, 6s. 6d. to Se. 8d ; white, 7e. Od. m 71. 3d. ; United States, red, 75, Od. to 7s. 3d. ; white, 7s. 4d. to 7s. 10d. ; Dantsic, mixed end red, 6s. Ild. to 7s. 2d. ; high mixed, 7e. 34. to Bs. 2d. Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 7s. 2d. to 7s. 4d. ; white, 7s. sd. to 7s. Bd. ; Riga and Petersburg, red, 6s. 7d. to 6.. 10d. ; Archangel, Se. 6d. to & Bd. ; Odessa, common, red, go 4d. to 6s. Bd. ; Polish, 6s. 9d. to 7s. Od. ; French, Spanish, and Italian, red, 6s. IM. to 7s. Od. ; white, 7s. 2d. to 7s. 4d. ; Banat sad Marianopoli, red,.6e. 9d. to 7s. Od.; S bs. 3d. 6s. 6d.; Mediterranean, de., hard, red, 6eV i ro to Se. Od. General qualities, in bond, red, Se. 6d. to 71.0 d. ; white,4sB.9d. to 7s. 64. Rye, per qr., Baltic, itc.,2Bs. te 304. Barley, per 601 b., 4s. 2d. to 4a. 4d. Oats, per 461 b., 3s. Od. to ge, ad. ; Russian, 2s. 7d. to 2s. 9d." Ikons, per qr., Eurapaaa, 32e. 04. to 34.. 6d.; Egypt,Per 4801 h.. 28.. to 29e. Pees, pee qr., Baltic, de., white, 36e. to 375.; Ca nadien, 321. to 33.. Flour, per barrel of 196 lb., Canadian, met. 275. to 27e. 6d. ; United States, sweet, free, 27e te 270. 6d. ; Is bond, 24.. 6d. to Ms. 64.; United State* and Cloaks. soar, 260. to 260. Id. ladloa Coro, par 6601 b., Ass