The Express. — London, England, 1850-01-05 00:00:00

/ -s- (tit' Txprt%sl No. 1,049.) L‘NDRI) PROPRIETORS —Two Oentlo -1 me n mrerince, aetteele and mitemively espied la the ma ,,f r.t.t.•, and barhig daces to Landow ss er 11 am la the • 141.11 fir hERVICEri to Lamle: Proprietor*, to tho •• it r.l *tate of agnealture, to report upon tho modition and Luakd ' , ratan**. Trey w• primal:lady well at the rohir et, and are nertertly osavermat with the ma ..,.:..M of t - ether and miners* and with the general air:re %envoys. Teeimoniaie of itle c. raprotability will ‘, A dd V.. W eat ~ 63, Jerrarn-otreet. 1)r )(SONS of INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, either octet trek.. soy MAUI= . MODERATE INCOIIII M .4 Midst of —Vat full portienlan br bmri goopr i = 1111 . T IN TEO CON. ...VA Groot Mot Iloloo%Chordopord. Qty. lIYAM .. Co Merchant Tailors and II CI-thins. £4. Osford.strest. eon K Graorehorehotraet, m. yre-tt pleasur• la announcing that for the prom • : h .te 011 It MI the Lirg.st and vase e.atonsive Taliely • CAL. ir la the kiali4lll. JUVENILE CLOTHING, le evny novelt% of style anal wastaiaL or unlit rut FROM. ORM*. and RIDING COATS, °tweeters opileso!oir awl besot?. Also, tiENTLEMY.NIi JACKS* I 01.:NlANG COATS. To ether with the mot superb nook of Tilt MS e Its and HAIS TCOATs, sto p.aineß9Orforwerestootlons. RIDINti it %RIM rs mans. oat ANTS' LIVKIURS, At utunerss'eatesl prism Great Novelties in Ilaw asp. , ax i ilta•COAT , art At a lasing of Platy Ter Orat. The show flarinenra or. isaantsetated by L. WAN awl 00. on .ry t 4 primplen welch will insure the mot prated and n:. • h.lat the priers viol be :mind full 40 per teat lower than ....dered by ear other Estatilbhaient. lINAV and Co Merchant Tailor, (louder*, Naval • ilAary Tallow, OVUM n to India and tank 36, Oneechur.h. And M. Osbnliateret. Tonkin. rfII E " TEA-PLANT " TEA-POT, so named trona It. Wag eibmately amemented with the ISM, and stem of • I . 11:t. kai )mg Ina added to alum patterns mode Imam the .....-•:... rand, whisk hove doers the Lvlt two more 'mooed such . • • .r.reesol poosiority, from th. 1 c clet .occ. clambake, sod cheap. „ . • ~,, ~,.. thaw M. thew camt mmtablasset to tiller, Fein, .• -• . :iv 4 ...tt a strong costing of Alcor. MOO 43e. I .".4. ' 1 , 14 tel a K. alMi coffee set complete S 10 .t-:t a us As do. do. 17 Amt.weed do. d es do. .....«» 11 lowitel do. rimed do. do. _.._ It vase do. plata do. do. ..... - I •,.:*Peciewnw putern Jo. d% * • I. Marts. :N. each; cue pot,. :Mk each, of the Oattose TM .. • : t..note, Co. each: catlce.pow, to. Oda, ill the in I eels . •• •et redo Epee is the rise propertiea limprevisp slot • y• 44. free. - . ILLIOI P. RC It rtl7a .!aar tippets sad Reba). * Osier& ~.. %sad I. Nesstessir.t.: ,asser al Solesseheireet).—lstallied ▪ %ir.le.etsert. 11*. 1).1111 E k'S CANDLBS,U. a pound. rAMEN - 4 PATENT CANDLES. si arbsdl Paimar." .m i te or double visits -• 74 . 1r pd. wxls Ted, Nees moo, 3IS 4 wilts ...... SIL ditto. .• • tht :A nn a A r c k d I•ar th• kb/Ms. =Sable for them for caspektue eves N. be lON. sae% : En glider • t at, In erded ear. 9.. id. per 920=e-At WILLIAM • t yrs late ktopos and Bottom). 39, Orfundatmot (tomer of • , , amid I, Neremawdettet.—leealdobted to Wells• ••!..t &NIA*. ~- I , . .ySoNABLE PRESENTS. —At this festive pnef et the year the following =rivalled distances kir the • eal int, int reamed requention —namely, ROWLANDS' • , t.. tit OIL, for treed= mad eaetalaing a luaariAtt =id of - LoWLANIne KALTDoR, far iellderteg the .km 'oft, fair, •nuirg gad ROWL \sue oposvo, or Deatier". far •t or a read-like =damn* to the teeth. The palroenge of • throughout game. anal the Id= appteelattos b rank end . a. •r h tat wer..luown inLLUge elSeoey of thew artuleo, give . c. unpanhlekd, mat tender thee a peen:Lai, elegant -.sa..b.e bream. I aware at =ark= =Ratio= ns only • r,. ne r tears the rue of "Readande" preceding that of • sriele en lb. wrapper we label. laid 17 Meat at 10, Hatton ;sins, Lenge% a= by reopen= =We% sod parloonen, (lICTON'S CAMOMILE PILLS are ooe stl reeennanukd es a simple but arta!' remedy, to all • . r from Indtst+tion. Sick Ilea&whe, Bi:i0U11 aed Lleer Cots. . Heartburn, an I Acidity of the Stomach, Deformed Ppirite. • .1 ?keep, violent Palpitations. Nkomo, inmensllkWßq , Cue -They act a• a powerful tome sod rale aperient; are their operation, rare under any cirtuseafantes, awl Woman& i.es-•na can now bear tekine ow to the benefits to be dr-fired Irma • u-e. nod in bOtho at Is. lid., Is. id., and lls. tub, in every to tt'e kingdom. I. tut p)N.—Be sure to ask!for Norton's MU, sad do not be pet. ,J,d to purebaoe an isaitauon. glrL•Ct IJYAIT, JAM Ir, IPSO. nNE HUNDRED COPIEB of MARGARET 3tArruocn. fella My to One iletdred of Murray's . The Lib of Milgrim, Erecomm's Itepresentatire Men, Camp. .•• Chief Semite% TM Ws of Smithey, Leyard's NLin=k l l . l..s : .y's Embed. flbiriey, The Cenmess, eta. and a • 4. ly of fmery Ober need New Work, are in cireulatien r ;aill •c. L& r LIBRAIIT, :4, roper King-dreer, itloomsbury.opsare, and . ra..P.7 be steered by Subscribers at One Guinea per annum.— I. a. are eirdimped week y inerery part of London and its neigh . 01, at Two Guineas per annum.—Country thdocription 1... re 1.. h. (half sew), Three ; Fifteen Tole. (01 new), per lonows.—A postottire ardor, payable to MAIM{ In DIE, will mean an immediate supply. ripilE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS of 11 THIS DAT ,Mturday), January 5, contains the following engravinr : —Grand Fe/Critics at Treadmily to celebrate .acing of age of the Martial.) of ntagwr.l. Sledging :—the Royal — "lealrhille at Mcwoow. Aeteleco la Irelaad t-11. NaUlests moo at E,,hey'e Quay 3. Woe:home, C.Wea-4. Rohm of ..,- 3.Catiat at Clear. The French Lspo•itiQu alight Degrainp). 4* earls' V.alte," en Original Poem. illustrated. Jueet Dail at :fie 3lancon Boum on New Tear's Ere : I. The Ball-Zoons-2. The •.; per-game. San Francieco, Upper California. Nook :TM Mon. • .th Ash. Puhlie Diener at Sydney. Lmdon lee Carta With Sop. I twat/rat* and all the news of the week.—Udice, 19e, Strand.— i rag id.. potage-trat. •lIHE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. CLXXL, wil be publ.bed o. WLUNESUIT nat I. Niteroi Ui.tort of Ono 11.10 IWL 3. Aordoolture—Thotalas. 1. Mosoirs of Lord Cksorrry sad Mr. Jobs O'OmoarD S. free Trade. R. Velum. Lure Clarendon sad the Oraase tastitaties. Juba Murray, Athemerlaetiset. COLONISATION OF PORT NATAL. Last night a very numerously attandid meeting vas Geld at Radley's H Ael, for the purpose of restemeeend ,se Port Natal as a desirable place for @minden. conducted Lbristiaa_priociplee. The Rev. Dr. Beat:YOWL occupied to. chair. Tee meeting baviag been opened with a prayer • ! t. e Rev. Mr. Dace, and its *Nees having been briefly r • tor.h by Mr. 'tabling, Ire Rev. Mr. RICHARDS, who resided for nearly three • rs i• Port N atal, rose t., move the first resolution to the . 41 vim,' ill. et "num this meeting regards Port Natal as a wit interesting and favourable ti-Id for the advert 'horn. mulcts at of Christie& families." He said that ►• Lad ao pecuniary Interest whatever in Port N..al ; and, therefore, he bad no hesitation in rams •..mg that place m a most desirable field of Isiah rrerm, became its slimes w.s healthy, its ail fertile, and risk. moderate industry a masa could support himself there a csratortabiy. Life sad property were segue enough, tra native population, it treated rationally and with edit , were not disposed to commit violent*. In answer t. ',rat questions, the rev. gentleman stated that the twos were not navigable, that vessels drawing more than I; test would seldom venture' over tie leer. He did not 'Malt that there was my mtream danger from the natives, of cause when the native population was barbarous •he more adverted colonists would be owned to the greatest danger. He was not able to s t a t e the mama a the Reglad' population, bat he tot no doubt that, ischarbag the military, it amounted to ...NO Oa *comet Oft grew very well, but it wan not so twousable tee the growth el wheat. In the laterior, how. ever, wheat pew very well. Ihe hew IL DIXON mended the remilatlea. Mr. BYRN', la wpportla the moieties, aid that he trevered every game. ai the British misams, end he t...!1 truly state that Pert Natal peeemsed admatages espy r. rte may one of deem se • field for eudgralies. The • per •40 massy co d ems, sem only 10L, art ter that the critat na TO ease of land cm his arriving Is the V. Thee is itself was no alight improvement en the 6.11 prinsiple ..f coloalsatios. Poet Natal bad a fine ..a 5, sad sae particularly fitted for the growth of cones. Grew feavatlie of their supply of worm from the ''es.'asra Coiled Staten Bat there wee great aammainty the supple from that quarter, from the liability of the to be destroyed by en early beet, from the posai a a CiVii war between the slave population a• uieu mater, or from the breaktng eat of a war between octly and America. It weal be impoinible to slog '''. a •re elm/ pumas oft halm of the supply of raw eon • IL,, MAD,. Nose these diradv=rB dernsi • 4 .. la Mamma the pleat lad to be re vast r • Swat the pleat hated ter sews Fie 1111111110 la• "vvi then , w the bulbs / kw of Kr. the sham= oft he Us. heeler Chamber at Comm that the native est. Natal borscht eisd &price tithe best New p suad ; the cotton grows keel 1= 14 . 4 heat mid In the markets at lid. par leverameat wanted is take the peeper to deetroy dewy they would roe maltase to sapped ' l .vilaluelsediag squadron ea the CASK of Aeries, bat arm% the mitivatam of cotton In Natal. He knew ems e" , where a parses es 64L 149. 10d. in the ealtlva w a cotton farm of acres, the produce of which had 7 7 .4 ha. These wore practical facts, and ite mad them of far more laportaara than any theory. (Hoar.) !hi rotslatlea wee pat and carried unanimously. 'he km J. IIIIADINO proposed the following row " That this seem*: heart il y of the eadearmal r•L-rial character of the Christian imlgallea 8411 i. sad aly inctoraiseSdi It to Cbriethas every • • !smarm' who are intend g toemigrate to Port Natal." lit t.it that no mamba of the slimy bad the lead pm- Mary hititetat lap MIS/gratiall to Natal. Thiry wire aritnatod by merely gimilaraa egatismale. Whim ho kabiellied them that • itoeraria MOM be bpi for lot., with pro viding sad Xi mum bad, mad not enekaed berth: sod 60 urn of Lai ha W. 10n, he did not thiak anything mon war mum, Upton the advantage of meditation to Natal. The Rev. T. CUFF% seconded the merolntlen, whisk pared unanimouly. A vote of thanks war premed to the Rev. John Richards, for the valuable information which hi gave the meeting, and 'leo to the chairman, which terminated the proceeding'. THE QUARTERLY REVENUE. The quarterly Warns of Revenue and Expendi ture, which are to be made up this evening, will, it is szpozfedo gin general satisfaction. On the Excise there will be an inneasa of between 38,0001. and 37,0001., and on the Stamps of more than 40,0001. Ceder the head of amused taxes there is expected to be a &creasa of about 20,0001., while the property end ineome-tax will show an increase of about 30,0001. In the Customs, as compared with those of the quar ter Lading Jan. 6, 1849, there will be • decrease of only 40,0001., notwithstanding the reduction of the duties. Comparing the ye ar end fo-aiy - 111NreMillikelleseeded b. it is expected that there will be in the Excise a decrease of about 89,0001., arising wholly from the postpone ment of the hop duty ; in the stamps an increase of abut 237,0001.; the assessed taxes a decrease of 9,0001., and the property tax an increase of about 83,0001. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. WESTMINSTER. Jervzsitts Dieustenisee.--1/ Meade., between 10 and 11 yarn of age, was elarsted with stealing a gout pot, the property of Mr. Snead, a licensed victualler, at Pimlico. On Wednesday afternoon the prison. r to-k the pot to a little boy only seven Tears of are, named Bailey, and asked Ilia to carry it for him tinder his pinafore ; the little boy refused, but upon the other besting hint with a leather strap be was induced to do as he desired, and carried the pot concealed from Elizabeth-street to some waste ground at Pimlico, ethers the prisoner, who had provided him self with a hammer, but the pot, which was nearly new, into pieces, and having made the little boy also help in the demolition a the pot, 'annealed it seder some rubbish. The pot was proved to have been had front the prosecutor's on the previous night with some beer in it, by the prisoner's mother, who lived in the neighboarhocd. As the circutnstecces had been retailed by the child, upon who." ansupported testimony the principal part of the case rested, and there being other difficuities, Mr Burrell con sidi red it would be unsafe to convict, and discharged the iLsoiter after a suitable admonition. Sri Citutits NAPIIIVO LAST. —The Commander ln•Chlef is India hu mahlished a geserel order to the fullowiog effect:—" Adjutant General's Office, S.Ma, 81 November, 1849.—His Excellency the Commander-132.0 xief has received the most extraordinary letters from officers commanding corps, both regular and irregular, preying to have the 4 3 . tiaatfon of their regiments changed. The Commander in- Chief begs to inform theme gentlemen that the troops are moved to anitthe public convenience, end not the convenience Mdividuals, and he desires that ouch an nasoldier.like and disorderly practice msy no: again take place to the displace of military discipline. The Commander-in Chief seldom, intentionally, leaves any one's letter unanswered; but he will not in future reply to letters of such a nature as these : for this °nosh, assures thew gentleman that not one of their onsailitsay 'squats shall be complied with." RESIGNATION or Mr..J.OUNNELL.—The Southern Reporter this refers to Mr. Jshn O'Connell's resignation of his seat for Limerick "Mr. John O'Connell has resigned th• representation et parliament. His address to the 'lemon I will be Lund elteartete. We trust that be may soon see the wisdom of further wi:hdrawal teem public Ire, and entire devotion to the professional duties which he has resumed. We have willingly borne testimony to Mr. O'Connell's ami able qualities in private li.e, or.cl for his os n sokl more than fee that of the country—in Whisk we are hspy to think he is sow innocusne—we would be glad of his retirement into a ' domestic sir& whew., we believe, be is deservedly esteemed." AMERICAN CIDEB.—A vessel, just arrived from Kew York, has brought some barrels tot eider, consigned as a portion of her cargo. This is a very remarkable and on. usual importation from the United States of America at this mason of the year. The ErrEcr or STIAM l:FON Icr--On Wednesday af•ornoon last we witnessed some exp•rintents which took place in the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, under the direction of Captain Collison, C. 8., to prove what effect a jet of storm would have upon ice. Six blocks of ice, each rather better than 21 inches thick, and a yard square, were placed one above the other, making a thickness altoge ther of about 14 inches. A flexible hose an inch and a half in diameter was fixed on a boiler in the yard, and • jet of steam issued therefrom of 601bs. pressure to the . square inch. This formidable jet, on being applied to the ice, cut the whole through the centre in filly-flve seconds.—Nnectical Standard. RELEASE OF VERNON TEE CEARTlST.—Yesterday looming a communieation was received by Lieutenant Tracy, the Governor of the House of Correction, Tothill-fleldr, from the Home-oilin, intimating that her majesty bad been piessed to extend her pardon to Vernon, the Chartist leader, who, it will be ressemberad, was convicted in June, 1848, with Ernest Jones, Fussell, and others of sedilon and sen tenced by Chief Josice Wilde to two years' imp risonment, with other penalties ; and, at tie same time, the governor received the Secretary of fitata's order for his immediate liberation, which, of course, was *hayed. During his incar ceration Vernon's coodeet received the warm approval of the authorities, and it is undentoed that the mincees on other Chartist prisoners will he mitigated. HEAVY GALE AT BRIDLINGTON.—Daring the last few days, we have had a succession of heavy gales of wind with snow. This being at the time of spring tides, • very heavy swell of the sea occurred, and when at its height, i* broke, reaching higher than the Victoria-rooms, damaging all the jetties adjoining, and carrying away a great quantity of cliff. Three ships have come on shore in this neighbour. hoed, the crews of which are an supposed to be last. One of them, the Spink, of Dundee; the names of the others are unk nown. The harbour is nearly full of disabled ships, man 7 of the teflon be:onging to which are seriously hurt. During lb. storm on Friday week, an adventurous gentleman of this town, against the advice of many on the cliff, would foolish!' r as the pier, when, as was esoeicted, he was washed over by a sea, sad wee only laved Sy the humane I exertions of the boatmen. He was nearly Meta minutes in the water. -- --- DEATH OP A MlSER.—There expired at Hale thorpe, near Bridlington, a few days ago, aged 65, Mazda Nettleton, labourer, of remarkably penurious habi.s,quite of the Daniel Dancer school. lie told a friend not long before his death that he had between 1601. and 2001. It has, lysw• ever, bees so concealed that It cannot be found. He had, is bikes kr as can be reertsinsid, not as much money by him at Ms disease as would defray the funeral expenses, and was oonseqeseatly interred at the charge of an elder brother. Prior tee his death he had been confined to his bed, in conse quence of an injury received by being thrown down is going from his work, sad daring his illness he would not allow himself aay surgical or medical assistance. His earthly career was eat short by mortification of the leg and lockjaw. He case worked eight days, and earned 11., during which time ' isseedible es it may appear, his living mat him only one stalng. Wswilar AT BUFFALO, HANDSOME WIVES.—The q= 1 3 gives a letter from a young woman in Is bar nether. The damsel says .—" I would advise all the \solemnest girls In Caurthane to come here, as It makes as tastier with girls here whether they have money ee set. The begs here do sot look for a tartans, but every bey ler a bandeaus wife. The boys here an very fond of Irish girls, es the Teaks, girls are like the old horses at home, high la beam bat low in flash, and the Ganz of a duck's feet." You, Nucssrts, AND Denwrca.—Trafile return for **week ead v izDec. 30, 1849: 11,241 k Is. II id. The w in 1848 included 8 days' perisagen' re. r erte, E Z upwards of 60W. for yearly tickets ; whereas in the pretest week Daly 7 days' Vale L nported, sad with* added for yearly tiekera. CR MITTS AND HOLTZMAN...4 . /IAS fir SIM week ended Dee. 30 : 1,1961. 18e. Bd, AND Canaarsa JONC now. Trate for the week ending Deo. 33, 1849 : 9194 13a. 10(1. Compuding period last year : 7831. 9e. 6d. GLASGOW, PAISLIT, KILMARNOCK AND ATlL— Trails for the week ending Dee. 29: 10e. Correspoadiag week is Iset year : 2,4101. 19e. 6d. YORK, Jan. 4. Broca ElSCANGl.—Lasesskire and Yorkshire, 53; North pridell nava. di ; Idarew•bary sad i Premed% 10 ; York, Noviditis, sad iderwiek. 114 ; Tot owl North W 4 ad, 17j. BRISTOL, Jaw. 4. Drecit-Ixottextria—Tbe malice. WU retained ite Inactive state, Ahem& without say giving way to prime. Great Waders Quarter Whams left off at tll die.; Salk Dem air pa Cana, at ; sad Motel Do* liar% at hhh. LONDON, SATURDAY MONEY MARKET. 101111X0. The Board of Trade re t urns publishe FßlDAY d to-day, were favourably construed, and assisted the upward ten dency of the English funds. Consols were first done at 97, and advanced to 971, the highest point at tained. At this period the speculator for a rise began to realise profits, which brought the price down to 961, the lowest point, from which, however, they partially rallied, and were afterwards done at 971, then again at 961, and lest at 97, closing at 97 to 1. A good deal was also done in the Three per Cents. It.dueed at 97 to 97Z being last marked 974. The New Torte -and-s- Qu arte r per Cents. were exterminly negotiated at 981 toe, the first and closing price being 984. ' Fjchequer Bills have advanced another Is. to-day ; they were done to some extent in all grades at 59e. and 625. pm. Long Annuities, 8 9-16 and 1 ; ditto 30 years, 8 5-16 and Bank Bock, 2034 and 2044 In the foreign house a good deal of business was done in Peruvian Bonds, which, after twirling 64, declined to 614, and were last done at 614 for ac count. Buenos Ayres Bonds underwent a sommiderslale sclvaticb ; they left off at 491. Manything was done in Mexican or The business reputed consists of : Ayres Bonds at pine varying frentlitokBe, the latter figure denoting the last transactinn. Danish Torre per Cents., 1825, at 731. Equador at 31. Grenada at 164 ; ditto Deterred at 3/. Mexican, for account. at 29 4 atd 4. Peruvian Four per Cents., 1849, at 621 and 631 for money, and from 611 to 64 for secant; ditto, Deferred, at 211. Por tuguese Four par Cents., at 361 for money, and 37, 4, and 381, for account. Five per Cent. Spanish Actives at 194 for money, and 191 for account ; the Three per Cents., for account, at 37/. Veni ruela at 29 1; ditto Deferred at 94. Two-aud-a-Half per Dutch at 634 and 1; the Four per Cent. Certificates at 86 for mom y, and 854 for the 16th inst. Tree course of excLange has gone lower for this mail for bills on France, Vienna, Trieste, and on all Dalian places; whilst on Madrid they were negotiated a shads higher. The fixed exchanges were : Time. Triers negotiated. To Atnoleedeni . DON.. .n t s. Drisoriesi Antwerp ...... • ..... 23 53 70 Pans 26 421 471 pm. Mindnes7Z . . " Frankfort —.... " .. Vienna .... ..... I I 70 Frigate Petionbus ~ Ila!krid ill tircla.: --------- " Legasea .-.- ..... ... " &ewe i r= a. •-- - " nt ..... .... i Ittboe lO dr date.. —, U Opals - U I a __ - _ • The premium on gold yesterday at Paris was 13 per mille, which, at the English mint price of 31. 17s. lOid. per ounce for standard gold, gives sn exchange of 23.47; ; and the exchange at Paris on London at short being 25 45, it follows that gold is 0.09 per cent. dearer is l'aris than in London. By last mail the price of gold in Hamburg was 4361 per mark, which, at the English mint p-:ce of Si. 17s. 10Id. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.101; and the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13.9; ' it folio " , . that gold is 0.46 per tent. dearer in Hamb urg than in London. By last advice, the course of exchange at Noir York on London tor bills at 60 days' sight is 1081 per cent.; and the par of exchange between England and America being 109 23-40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 1.33 per cent. against Eng land. But, after making allowance fur diffirecce of interest and charges of transport, the present rate does not admit of gild being exported to the United States. The following quarantine notice was posted at Lloyd's to-day : Labon, Dec. 29.—Sir,—The Board of Health has issued the following order, dated the 24th instant, in the " Diem de Governo" of the 26th, declaring the port of London suspected ' from the Bth instant, thus altering the order of the 6th instant, and ' fret from contagion,' all the ports of Holland, from the 23g d instant, thus revoking the order of toe 12th instant. —1 remain , .ir, your mNet obedient servant, Cr•ttt.as JAVNCIY.—To Captain Halsted, 8.N., Lloyd's. Letters from Leipzig of the 31st of December men tion that the new year's fair had commenced as usual on the third holiday of Christmas wt ek. Many German, as well as Greek, Polish, and Russian mer chants, bad previously arrived, and business in the two leadirg articles, leather and woollen cloth, had already been done to a considerable trent. The supplies of leather falling short, bad created some' excitement amongst the buyers, and before the end of the second day the entire stock offered for sale of upper and sole leather had been cleared off. The print paid were about the same as at the kl , chaelmas fair. 't he demand for woollen cloths was else active, and many parcels had been taken at good prices. Tice fair was not so well attended sensual by the clothiers, and therefore the supplies were moderate, which con tributed to keep op prces, whilst the business was less extensive. Of other articles little could be said, as the business in German products is of less import ance at this than at the other faire held at Leipzig in the spring and autumn. The returns just issued of the number and tonnage of the vessels composing the Belgian mercantile navy, show that a very slight increase has taken place dunng the past year. On the 31st December, 1848, the number of Belgian vessels wee 151: to this figure must be added seven vessels, which were hunched during the year, and five which have become na tionahsed; making a total of 163 vessels. On de ducting eight vessels which have been lost at ace, end three which have been broken up, condemned, &c., we find that the Belgian mercantile marine con sisted, on the 31st December, 1849, of 151 vessels, varying in tonnage from 42, the lowest, to 852 tons, the highest figure. During the past year the tonnage has increased by 2,200. On the 31st December, 1848, there were in course of construction four vessels, re presenting a tonnage of about 1,170; whilst at the same date in 1849, the number of vessels building was nine, amounting to 3,100 tons. The aggregate traffics receipts on all the Belgian railways during the year 1849 exhibit as increase of ; eight per cent. over those of the previous year. The total receipts of the Northern of France Rail way from the Ist January to the 25th December, 1849, were 18,916,771 francs, against 16,058,002 francs during the same period of 1848, being an increase during the last year of twenty-five per cent. From the general review of the trade of Amster dam during 1849 we extract some of the most interesting particulars. The most important product in that market is coffee, the price of which has risen from 18 cents, at which it stood at the commencement of the year, to 33 cents per / kil. for low ordinary Java, at which it was quoted on the let inst. All other coffees followed the same course. The supplies of West India descriptions at Amsterdam and Rotter dam have been of more important* than during former years, owing to the blockade of the Elbe. Several lots of Brazil were also imported from Ant werp through the canals, but sines they cannot be ascertained with accuracy, they are not comprised in the estimates of import and stock. The total im ports into Amsterdam alone were, in 1849, 537 660 bags 811 barrels, against 406,613 bap 471 binds in 1848. The stock on the 31st DecemWr was 184,813 bags 131 barrels, against 178,857 bags 234 barrels in 1848, at same date. The total quantity sold in the different Dutch ports by the Trading Company was, in 1849, 902,000 bags, and in 1848 799,000 bags. The total stock in the Dutch ports on the 24th De cember is estimated thus : Begs Held by the canipny Jars codhe, on receipt notes Other deeertptkee, is fret heads end in entreplot Total bogs 633,000 Against 821,000 bags at cams period 1848. Sugar, from January to Marcb, experienced an advance of 4f. to Of., but, from that date to tho present, prima 'ENING, JANUARY 5, 1850. bare been constantly on the decline, which at present amounts to 2f. for brown, 2f. to 3f. for yellow, 3f. fee gray, and 3f. to 4f. for white. The average ice paid at the company's sale Nov. 16, was 30:f., bein pr g If. higher than in 1848, at same date. The tail quantity sold by the company during 1849 ausoasts to 309,149 baskets, @gains: 289,153 baskets in 1848. Tbe exports consisted of-10,161,815 kil., against 13,703,160 kil. in 1848, to the Rhine ; and 5.383,108 kil. against 7,050,970 kil. in 1848, to sea. The total imports in 1849 were-131,400,000 kil., against 84,100,000 kil. in 1848. The Mock on Dec. 31 wee -42,100,000, against 5,800,000 kil. in 1848, at same date. Thetotal export of rtfieed and candy sugar during 1849 was-38,763,076 kil., which is a trifle abvve the average of the two preceding years. Cotton is a very unimportant art cle in the Dutch markets, as will be seen from the following statement : At the close of 1848 the stock was 6,343 bales, and the total imports during 1849, were 14,148 bales, of which combined quantity 20,315 bales were sold, or exported in tran sit, leaving only 2,127 bales on the market. The trade in wool is still more insignificant: the stock on Jan. 1, 1849, was 1,185 bales, and the total supplies of foreign wool, during the year, 1,367 bales, of which 1,191 baler were sold du ing the year. Tobacco pre sents a more encouraging aspect : both supplies and sales surpeered those of last year. The etc& on Jan.l, 1849, was 14,708 b' and the - during the hhds., supplies year, 20,852 hhds. The deßveriesdaring the's*: were 28,776 hhele., and the stock an the let that. was 5,098 hhds. of Maryland, and 1,748 hhds. of other deacrip lions. Of indigo the impiwts from Java have been somewhat less during 1849 than the previous year, and the whole quantity brought into an2tion this Tear by the comrany has been 1,200 chests lees than is 1848. The pretreat stock is rather larger than it was 31st Dec , 1848. The total salts during the year were at Amsterdam 2,534 chests, against 2,246 e.ests in 1848 ; and at Rotterdam, 1,923 chests, against 3,310 chests in 1848. The stock at both places on the 31st Dec. in the hands of the company was 1,390 chests, against 1,138 chests in 1848, and 1,275 chests in 1849 at the same period. The demand for indigo has been encouraging, and both in the Spring and Autumn sales al that was offered was taken with spirit, and very as tisfactory 'prices were paid, especially for the lower descriptions, which become scarper every year. Prices did not fluctuate much ; but have been conti nually looking up, and they may be considered now 20 to 30 cents higher than at this period lost year. Cochineal, after undergoing considerable fluctuatiors in price, was on the Ist instant about the same as at the beginning of last year. The imports had been larger, and so was the stock. The imports at the two poets in 1849 were 889 boxes against 643 in 1848. The total stcck on the let instant was 450 boxes against 200 be nes at same date last year. The stocks of spices, Java cinnamon excepted, were less at the end of 1849 than in 1848. The business in corn during the whole of the past year was of little im portance, and was confined almost entirely to the trade for home use and the wants of the country. 1,925 vessels of all nations entered the port of Am sterdam during 1849, of which 96 were from Loudon, and 2 from Calcutta. The Beek of England averages for the week ending the 29th December, when emnpared with the returns for the week previous, give the following results : ameba= Woe 1t3 , ;,231,310 ...... Decrease £16,320 Membabe 18,:24.760 Ismer 423,320 N . Bll”topoitte 10,339,491 ...... lamas* 293,787 Other •iiL Mt a 9,34,105 Demme 1 i;473 t ... i ., „ p . n . s : 1 14,.....0,ne0 in IMOUt ammo= Other Securtine Can and Rallies Seven nay and other bills 1,021,931 The Hest 3,119,600 ..,,. Inareees a 0,641 O? th•i*eak - e70172 - 6Dee. 11),Ii19 Government Debt 411.016,100 Other neenntlea 2.904,e00 Gold Coln and Bullion 15"1.233 film Bullion - 410.323.3100 tionnumet tleg bawl W.lclu A £ onWll 14,366.860 Otlbertleouritics NOW • gold a nd 1.2.714 Z DANK ur ENOLANI .11.11• X DON N.SN bawd........ t5i;32 310 'LADINO DI =delbre A 14.563.. 410 41111.0.R.0 ItsethoZtTsiv. Beaks. Comilla. of XSUIPmI D•bi. anl Div. Atonal 10.5.19.431 Other Deposit. 9.3t4.1 , 6 tMissedayaatlotlor DUD 1.1r3...51 i5h.618.317 Jan. 3.1930. ----- - . M. 3ARSUALL.CIine= II4 ! II DUBLIN BTOCIDL—Jas. LI I prr Cent. Consols Ditto for openi. g 3( per Cent. Stock ...... 97 7j 7 Bank Stock 1991 liub!in oaf king•town Rail. Debs. 4 per at. 9B Petriotic lumnasor Company (101. pad) 7 Dublin and Belfart Junction ..... ...... ......._ Dublin and Drogheda ItaiL ,tallflA? . (l . E . ± . AND IiTOOKO 3.814:4V: Taira/. DeZii:Llletalliquee, rye per Cent, 931` ; Four per Cen'. ditto, 73; Bent Shares, 1,173. Esebange upon Frankhat, Mg. Both (turbo and awns were in demand ; the quotations are higher. Beau,,, he. I.—Voluntary Loin , Ii . National Debt, 89i. C , mmi reial Menne Society'' , Mares, Hill. Bank Mare; 93e. Frites firm, and a good deal of boeineea done. TOTHR ZDITOII Or THB BIPI2II. - - - the money article of your paper of this ' day's date, you have been kind enough to notice the plan of the c)mpaoy for carrying out my invention under the exclusive concession of the French government for establish ing a submarine telegraph between Franca and England. I basun to iufnrm you that my reason for accepting the propo.ition of F.ehch capitalists to establish a company, arose firm the spirited manner in which it was taken up by them, and the fact of the compsny having bean constituted in France under the law of commaradlte. Instead of being prejudicial (em might be infested from your article) to any English shareholders, it possesses the great advantage that no partnership exists, as would be the case if it were en Magi ah comi any. _ I am sir, your obedient servant, a, Jan. 4tb, 1850. J. BRETT. 2, HI THIS DAY. Two o'Ctocx. The stock market has been altogether depressed to day, and the improvement in the English funds no ticed yesterday was not maintained. Console were first called 964 to 97, from which they declined to 964, but are now at the opening price for the 16th instant ex dividend. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 971 and 97. The New Three.and-a-Quarter per Cents. 984, 4, and last 981. Exchequer Bills were done at yesterday's advance, 595. and 625. prem. Bank Stock, 204 and 2044. In the foreign market prices present little varia- I don, except for Mexican and Peruvian Bonds, which are not so good as yesterday. The present quotation of Mexican is 281 to 294; and of the Peruvian Four per Cents., 814 to 62f. The business transacted is the following : Brazilian, at 881; ditto New, at 861; Buenos Ayres, at 481 ; Equador, at 34. Two-and-a- Mall per Cent. Dutch, at 56 ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, at 85# ; Mexican, at 291 and 29; Peruvian Four per Coots., 1849, at 61 and 4; Portu guese Converted, at 361. RN Sfl ?UND€. —.....- -- Ku* Pia& Me 64 1 3 r Ct Ow Am. 965 7 T or Ct. Rad. Laas..llli 7 3 pw 016.266 i I pee 04.015. Am. 31 .14 1 6611162 141k4 a. ta al. FORICION YUIDIL 46 Pi gi l e di :iira — 9 Vi r adi= li gt....l I II par 6 yrs CIL Nei., 1•6616, Val. is 1116..11119 6yr 01. Fowl= Bea.. 66 26 4 Oa. . I Plne p i rik ie le it ri.. A.z roe tz N.. bi at sr. E v Ls=ttn" par 04. Ma, 714 bk. Si r 26 per 01 Data BEL, 466 6 ipir -- i — Ot. amosob DOL. SI 10 4 per 01. DWI Com. 999 1 Voimalls Wm.' MB.. 9 19 WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE __ biARILICT. MINCII4O 7 LANZILLTURDAT MORNING. Since the dose of the markets on the 21st alt., a very steady demand has been experienced for nearly all de scriptions of colonial produce, ant! in may instances ad. mimed prioes have been readily obtainable. For Sagas there has been a fair inquiry during the holidays, at fall rates, and a rise of 6i. per cwt. has sines been established at the amstioes held this week. Native Ceylon Cofer, which closed at 535., has Then 4s. BJ. to ss. per cwt. ; about 20,000 bags ham been realised privately, at from 535. to 68e. ; and in Plantation also a large business has been traw• acted, at prime fully 3e. to 4e. in admen of those ruling previous to the holidays. For Mee there have been some speculative orders, and about 10,000 bags white Bengal have been sold at from Pa. 6d. to 10s. 64. A paeml. Wend at caution this week, was withdrawn at mash ahem Its matte. In Spice the only alterations worthy daft, refer to Pimento and ORM* which have slightly advaneed in prise; Pepper, also, has been rather more is deem& Saltpetre, on the other hand, has become flat, sad *perms have only bees able to sell a pxtlen of the qua thy offered at auction, at a decline of fully 6d. per cwt. A gammansent contract has born issued to-day for WO toms, fie- Ilvorable on the 20th Mirth next, which may probably strengthen the 'market. • The Tea market has undergone considerable change. Speculators hate appeared, and have purchased large) y of satiny descriptions. Coniston Cougott rules at 10d. pevlb. Canton young Hymns ars worth Pd. to 81d. per lb., and Hysons of the common and middling descriptions have advanced 2d. per lb. The fine Congous have not been afiected in value. In the West India market shoat 1,620 Mat. Sugar have been sold, including 164 Ws. 6 tee. Barbaloes, at auction. and which went at 375. 6d. to 41s. 6d per owt. Of Mauritius Sugar 6,427 bags, chiefly of the " new crop," have been offered and and disposed of at 39e. to 41s. 6d. for middling to flue bright grocery, and 381 6d. to 38s. 6d. per cwt. for low to geed yellow. The sales of Bengal have comprised 'brut 3,000 bags which have been realised at 375. to 38s. 6d. for Mauri tian kind, 43e. 6dm 475. for dull to good grainy white, 345. 6d. to 38e. for low to good bright yellow, and 395. 6d. to 41s. for dull to good white Benarn ; Kbaur was bought in at 30s. per cwt. 440 bags Madras went at 43e. to 435. 6d. per owt. for good bright grainy. Of foreign, the following parcels have been offered pub licly, viz.: 7,849 bags Macill., which were bought in at 332. for unotaved, and 375. to 38s. per oat. for cloyed; 607 hhds. Porto Rico, were chiefly taken is shove their value, only a few lots of the fine bang sold at 40e. to 41s. 6d. per cwt. Privately the sales have been as follow : 1,000 bags Parnambuv, at 235. to 24e. ; 460 boxes Havens, at 41s. 6d., and 900 boxes at 395. 64., and 200 casks Bahia, at 19s. per cwt. decordiog to the Official Accountsjust issued for the eleven months ended 6th Dee., the Importations sad Duty Pap ascots, contrasted with the same period last year, are as Dow PATIIINTIL 1100. 164. TIMM. 11149. 1348. 01 British Possemloes mtg. 4,661,172 4,524,502 5,011,695 4,354,192 Of Fortign „ 1,889,517 1,599,423 427,129 1,116,396 Total „ 6,303,689 8,123,925 5,470,824 MINCL"4O-LANE.-THIS DAT. ,755,068 CorTEL—Tbe private contract wuket became excited to-day, and goad ordinary native Ceylon rapidly advanced from bBs. to 60i. A large quantity sold at the latter price, and now holders ask Gls. 'iii--11;;ies7ancioontinues good, ad large and very full prices freely paid. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. In this ourket there is no particular alteration from yrs- 2: terdsy. The quotations are as follow : Petersburg Y. C. on 8 the Ppot, 38s. to 38s. 3d.; January to Much, 38s. to Ns. 3d.; October to December, 391. to 395. 3d. a HIDES.-JAN. 4. 1 LNLD n N AAA L.-Hides, 561bs. to 64th.., lid.; 64Ibs. to 721b5., lid. to 2d. ; 7216 e. to 801 be., 24. to 24d. ; 8016 a. to , 4 881bs., 24d. to 244.; 88 bs. to 96185., 244. to 3d. ; 961 be. to 1 104tH., 3d. to 34d.; 10416 e. to 1121b5., 344. to 41. Horse Hicks, 6s. Calf Skins, light, 2a. to 31 ; full, 6s. 1 BERMONDAET.-Shesp Skim, pulled, 51. 3d. to 7s. 3d. ; Yenta and hslf-brtds, 4s. 6d. to ss. 6d.; Downs, 31. 6d. to 4s. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY-MARKET.—THIS DAY. MOW.. Cooper 5. 1 d D•Wie report the supply larger, and the trade not quite so good. Prime Meadow Ray, 68s. to 745.; infer:or do., 50s. to 653. • Rowee , 60 3 . to 60s. ; Clover, 60s. to B.ls. ; Straw, 24 3 . to 28:s. COVENT-GARDE The fallowing are the prise PRIT Pine-apple., per lb., Si to 81 I Grapes, hothouse, p. lb., 30 to e• Portug per lb., 94 to Is Pears, per Uos ._ P.N.-TIIIS DAY. ITS. Apples, kltekte, p. bush., 28 to 4s Almmds, per peek, 6. sweet, per lb., 2s to Ss Walnuts, per WO, Is Ad to 2s per bush., 16s to 24s Filbert., per Wenn., 60. to 65s Nuts, Bar., p. bush., 20. to 228 Brasil, p. bosh., 128 to 16s Kent Cobs, 608 to 63.1 a lOU lts. '"' "" eiS;t.,S;to 12s Lectors, per dos, Is to Its per 109 Otto 121 Oranges, per tios ..9d. tols 6d pa 100, is. to 12 BeJluae, per pelmet, 2s to 34 Al = 45 per basun., to Gs Ca bp. 6ti to Is Cauliflowers, per dos., 3s to 6s BroccrAl, p. dm. huudt, is to 15s Grease, per dm., Is Gd to 2s Gd Brussels Sprouts, ter halt sieve, I. Gd to le Sorrel, per half sieve, 6d to 9d Potatoe, per too, Gus to 11,64 per cut ,3s toe. per bush., 28 to 31 Turoips,rer dor-M.9486d to2s Gd Bert beet, per doe., Is to 2; Hume ILMM, per tdl., 2s to 46 Cucumbers, each, 3s to 3s 6d Leeks, per bunch 2d Celery, per bundle, ed to Is 3d Radishes, 1612 bombes, Is to 2s Watercre s, per doe. bunched, dto 64 Carrois, per ban., 44 to &I Spinach, per mere , le to 2e 0111001., per bushel, 3s to 4s penioh , p, doz., Is 6d to Se BbaLots, per lb., 4d to Ild Gut; per lb., Id. to Id Lettuce, Cab., p. some, 44 to id Cos, do., 6d to Is Endive, per score, le. to Is id Illucbtcams, per pot., le to Is 3d prr bush., is tolls Small Wade, p. pug . 2d to lid Fennel, per bunch, °Alto 3d Savory, per bunch, 24 to 3d Thyme, per bunch, 2d to 3d Parsley, p. doz. bun., 3s to 44 Reces, per bdle., Is. is ed Mujoram, per bonen, 2d 111 M, pr. bunch, 24 Bas" per tnneb, 24 MINES. (From the Mining Journal.) The mining share market continues aeive, and a large amount of business has been transalted during the week. The probability of • prograsive improvement with the new year is fully anticipated from the general inquiries now making for shares sold for investment. Heignston Downs Consols is reported to be in an improving position ; come very rich stones of copper have been taken from the 35 fathom level, weighing upwards of 1401bs. in • stone In Tuicroft an.l Tamar Consols there hu been some large transactions during the week ; the former continues improv ing, and Tamar Consols is at present in a very gratifying poUtion. South and Eist Tartar reports are of a very satisfactory character ; and the pitches, to the former especially, have been set at a low tribute, whilst the men are making good wages. A large number of shares have changed hands this wcik, and inquiries for them are rather above the supply at present prices. At East Tamar, 70 tone of silver lead ores have been soli—the highest offer being 141. 15s. 6d., being two months' raising.. Cook's Kitchen continues to improve, and a demand for the shares Several Trelawny mum have changed hands this week. A dividend of 221.105. per share was declared at the meet ing of Norlh Pool. At Ballaswidden two-monthly account, a dividend of 91. per share, amounting to 7301. 16s. was declared for Septem ber and October, leaving a balance of 741. 2s. Bd. to credit of adventurers, exclusive of balance left from the previous account. The mine is represented in a very prosperous p.ai , -..0n. At Speen' Console account for September and October, a dividend of 35.. per share for the two months was declared, leaving a balance in hand of 1951. This appears to be the 14th dividend in four yeirs, affording an average return of 80 per cent. per annum on the original outlay. The mine is reported to be highly productive, and progressively hai -1 proving. In the " Progress of Mines daring the Past Year," pub lished in the journal last week, the amount of dividends paid by Balleswidden is stated at 2,7601, and Spearne Consols at 6361. We have sines been favoured with a statement by a large holder, who informs us, that " Balleiwidden Mine has paid to the adventurers to the end of December, 2,9231.4.., and left in hand of purser, 1,0071. Ils. 6d.: snaking a profit of 3,9301. 16s. fed. during the year. Speen. Consols paid to the adventurers, daring the year, 1,0241., while the journal says 6661." We are thankful to our correspundent for this correction : and would feel obliged to any purser or agent who would furnish us with their periodical statement of as ; and we are certain our esteemed friend Mr. Wet eon, would feel equally so in participating, whereby his labours would be diminished, and a great obstacle overcome. There is a fact of importance to notice in connection with the metal trade, that of the first sale of copper from the Burn Burn Mines, South Australia, in the Indian market, which realised 511 rupees per cwt.—about 961. per ton. Shares in the following mines have changed hands since our last: East Wheal Rose, Trtivisky and Barrier, Devon Great Consols, Bedford United, Treleigh Consols, South Tamar, Reignston Down, Wheal May, East Tamar, Cook's Kitchen, Wheal Trehane, Tinereft, Lamerooe, West Provi dence, Camborne Consols, East Buller, Tregorden, Tn. lawny, West Caradon, Mary Ann, Condarrow, South Frances, But Wheal Crafty, Herod/foot, South Tagus, West Wheal Jewel, and Devon and Courteney Consols. At Tregorden bi-monthly account for September and October, • balance of 2961. 6e. was hand against the com pany, and a call of 11. per share was made. Arrangements were made for the purpose of erecting a 36-inch cylinder engine, the improved prospects of the mine fully warranting an efficient development. At the Callington Mines' quarterly meeting, held on Wed nesday last, the statement of anonnm for the three months ending September, showed • balance of 2,2221. Is. 7d. against the Callingtca Miami and 1,2451. fa. Bd. against the Kelly Bray sett. The directors and agents' repute are given in detail in another column, the latter holding out en couragement of imprevements and increased returns on the lode being intenseled in the 125 fen. level, end the di agonal abaft being sank In the same depth. The East Oeseertede Mining Company held their annual meeting oa K.. lest. The balance in fanned the mine amounts to 1011.1 M 2d. The sales of ores during the year appear to be 1,8071. 4s, 6d. The committee's report enters into a fall explanation of their position last year, and fur nishes a very satiation:, account of their preemie prospects, and soonootil mina adopted for bringing the mine into • perm and preltable state of working. In foreign mina there has been an average amount of business done, espedelly In St. John del Rey and United Mexican shuts- in the latter there has been a decline, whilst in the ' former an advance. National Brazilian, Copiapo, and Guadalcanal shame have also changed bands. The Linares weekly report represents the operations as D a a lu i a very satisfactory manner. reoir st d irial have been received by the Im Brazilian to the lird November. The rehires have melt improved upm last advice, ; the me for 19 days Ist: G , from 13* Got. to 2nd Nov , .96 6 0 ; Hennes, Ih:T3 7 017 813 0 ; total amounts dna Ist July, lbs. 091160. [THREEPENCE, RAILWAYS. THIS DAY, Two oCtoce. Some degree of fitness prevails in the share market to-day, and prices are rather weak, though little variation has occurred from yesterday's quota tions. For London and South Westerns, however, the market is firm, and business ha s b een transacted in the 1001. stock at 62. London and North Weeteras mark 110 j; Midlar.ds, 43/ ; York, New eagle, and Berwicks, 161 , Brightens, 771. French lines are without business. Bun= Lamar% CloounK Yesterday. ji tway up to 1 o'clock. Do. Pretense; Mologt”Not., Baud, le. !Wks at Mato pt. west. perpetual b p.Ct.) Itilnlogtisso&oz/ordittee . . Trailladulypd.;rwlthioar. Do.witlasat a guarantee Blrm.Wolvi titoorValle) Wolv., and Dudley colladulypd.,orwitttguar. Do. without a guarantee Boatoa, Waal., and Wm-. 11111.tol and Meter L Do. lairds 11 12 II -- i Cs. I di*. par 3 i 4 4 pm. 9 4 pm. 34 34 Cs. 11 17 Ili dia. 14 10 10/ 71 71 4 19 :6 6 du. 1 le 1 I 7 1 11 pm. 1 1 i pm. 65 R 514 Pm 4 6 pm. 217 41 5a II 4 11 18 111 12 116 121 221 2 2681 27 ll\ di% I IS did a di 8 8 Ms. 2 II di. SI U 232 SO 62 pm. U 40 pm. 19 90 pm. 66 El 261 271 12 112 die. 102 11 1 71 dis. 68 100 461 49y 9 10 pm. 49 5: 2 die par 45 43 die. 111 laid 4.7 dia. 11 7 101 db. 4 21 pm. 7 6; dls. IPA 401 6 7 pm. 99 101 7 9 14 12 dis. 4 41 dia. 21 2°4ls. IMs par 3; 3/ , 771 78y 11324 135 10 101 50 54 57 69 10 11 22 23 11191 1111 1 1 001. 1 Pm. i I 602 • 90 19 61 7 die • 16 13 t.is. .1 14 1i 1 41 41 di,l 12 14 . 16 14 dia. 4• s 7 7, Is 16 15 die. 10 9 die. '2l 19 dn. 6 31 3 dis. 42 434 23 12s dia. 20 22 124 1:5 95 69 23 26 14 13 dia. 4 1 1 : 1 4 71 10 11 5 2 21 3 3 par pm. 9: 9, die. 9 11 161 16i 14 f 134 pm 8 7 q q pm. 7 4 dls. Lii db. IP 2; db. I 1 414 IS 15 so I dia. 4 6 14 l 9 dk. :1 e6 i IS 26 die 4 $e Ms. 1 i 2 2 clis. 1 14 12 di.. 144 17 *I 111 Ws 111 du. t 4t 131 13* 6 fi dis I i Pm. I 7 (1 1 P I P: 7 QT. 7 : 1 1 (Us. 1 SC $ 22 ,9 1 22 6 6 9 1 2 9 dls Jan. 4. Beeez-Bxemaxes.—There was a little more Imainses done to.sky, and prices seem brightening.—Birkertherd, Lan. (*shire, and Cheshire, 161 d.—Leriesshire and Yorkshire (k glues). 29 d.—Ditto (deb shares), rt d.—Leaden and North Westin, lit— Ditto (sew j shores), 13a.94. I 13s. 9d. p.—Ditto (filth altaraW o r ii —Ditto (quarter sharer C). p.—Manchester, nheffield. sad a shares, No. I, 76 tilt .334 si—llailand, 433 i-111tto(i shares). tti d.—North Staffordshire, d.—Yerk, Newcastle and essancit (a. N. E., 6 per seat. till '34i), d.—Dutch Rhenish, tiq d. ALLYCHEISTE, Jan. 4. .—Prices were firm, and there was a wiiilitieW. BIRMINGHAM, drocix-Izonases.—This market exhibited a eery in pow* awn to4v; thin was more business doing, ami priem rizi=patni. mann closed firm. Midland (Bristol and ) was OM at 1341, and North StatfordsaPt dts. LEEDS, Jas. 4. groem-lizemA•m—The tone of the market file morning V rather upward; Inman a largo mount of bosun. .... p ure h me , ei met. moiled mot indisposition to Tamed tons. Quotations : Celakedam, 101. lea r22 l' ak i fat 11/. lo M.—Oaledealan Prehreace t 6 ~ Im4e. 2.„:. cm u i e s awes, i. Id., i dit.-7.rewash lakh i , l i all Emulsion', Na I, 11 Ma 0 1 ' 4 1 d'' 16. -- • : 4 , ‘;' 1 0 . 4, . ~ . .4 r, 4 Bueliingi;;sti; 14 IV 17i 17 SO L 2 12 10 V 1.1.° Do. i shares .. Do. .CIO Proton:sat reg. twiner std flolyboad Do. Preference INRolio sod &IDA Jou.. S 3 Most • ij I ii ii 1 4 4 Pt. 20 16 1 -il 6ll 50 00 iil - 811 13 I 23 I I 10 1111..1 skis iilii ....a iaglas De. (LIS E. iiiie) .. D0.(31.104.)6 p. Ct. Pref. Eastern Counties ... .. Do. New Due. I p. Ct... . Do. Ext., b p. Ct., No. 1 Do. do. N 0.3 Do. N. & E. 6 per Ct Da New Footed Umon our A iu . t. E. U. 11E .) ... do. de. Do. elan B. and C. ditt , Do. Seri=. t p. Ct) Eau lao Do. New ... ... Do. New 1 shares East Linoolnature ... Edinteurpts and Oleniow. I Exeter, Yeovil, & Doreh . Pieter and Exmouth Garis Great Northern 1 Do. shares, A,Belerred Do. i shares. B, 6 p. Ct I Do. 3 per Cent. Pref Gt. South. a..d West. (Ire ) t North of Borland De. New, Eto ... Do. New, £3O ... Do. New, £l6 ... 1 real Western ... .„ ! jilt 1 . 66 SO I 60 10i 10 111.1100 1 104, tillty to ID iil itil S t . : , 1 3141 j:9l ii pp . 8 j .8 i 0 le 10 I 10 IP ifi I ii De. ues De. snare.... Do. Do. New, 1117 Hall and delay Do. shares I Do. shares Do. sod Carlisle .. Do ie 77: Leneaskure sad lorkehttei D. do. Y. B. & Do. abaci Do. Now (orna. 6 p.Cl.) Do. Linrpnol and Barg 1)0. Wett I.lng Unite Do. Preston and WJra Do. sham (A) 1Y ,0 4. "4 Bradford... I Leeds end Thlr•k . D Do.o. Pref. 6 Do p.CeniNo.l . N 0.2 Do. N 0.3 Do. D tbarters 1615 7 paw et I=7,7,L lN Aen,stla u De. New 1:5 gua.6 p.Ct. Do. guArentewl 5 p. Ct.. late ~.`royd.mllurtle... Do. Pref. 5 per Cent—. Do.Convrt. S p.Ct.,1632 London and Gteenwien Do. Preference London k North.Weetero Do. do. New ,bane. .. Da Poßh' Do.Slo eb.,M...nd BAC !Andra k South-Western I Do. New, .C5O Do. New, tie Do. Preference 7 p.Cant ilAwestoftGoar.l per Cent' Manch., Buz.,andMatlooki • Mena., Bbef.,3ll.lncolnak] Do. rare', No. 1 .. Do. shares, No. 2 .. DO. w are', No. 3 _ Do.,New £lO Pref. .. Do.. Great Grimsby Dada I Do. bbeell.CAL ;CIO: Do. Grimsby Dock dland Do. Lincoln Union ... . Mi ix. Do. Blnn. and Derby.. . Do. D. and B. O p. Cant. Do.ErewaahValleyPref. 'Midland Gt..Weetern (lre) Do. Now . 110" Do. Oman. 3 par Ct.,. Do. Guaria.Si per Ca... Ildotta Bridah Do. &Ara Do. into Odd. Tv — •0. 0.c., •01. Read.,Guild., and Reigate Royston and Ilitehin ,ftottiall Central ISoottish Midland Shrews., Bina., Ike A Do.. Claes B . Do., New Gummed...l nhr and amen! - g o. 7;ZW. Ala.) ... Do. Oimobtry Do. 8 per Coot. Pref... ;Booth Devos 'South St....fordshin... Da Nag Do. No. s Do. Na 4 Registered .. Do. No. 4 Berm ...I ifioutk Wales S. York., Don., k 'nftedield, Rotherham, 10.11 Goole, N. Di. goa. d p.R. Waterford and Killenny. Wear Volley, p. Ct. gua. Do. do. do. .. Wins, Somerset, &stem. Yerk,Newcestlek Berwick Do.K.W4York&Newee.) De. 0.14. E, Purchase Preference .. York and North Midland.. D. Preference ... POZZION RAILWAYS. k°44 °4"4, qite Italb — iraiirrria;27 =aeand Angel; rrincit (Vinson _ _ i~~ Do. dc;: . Oran Indian P!ninnals Nam, Ni iao Noriaas d hear • .. biels;r77di lisrissaz . Pads NA Odom Pidssrl isms Pads mad Essiderg Para sal Hon ... 1 Simko sad Mars ... Tsars sad Nair LIYBRPOOL. 4s* f 7 6ii 11 ft Jars. 4. 10 I 20 In 1 1 31 1U 0 25 27 23 24 9 9 i • t". r r: • . • :6S • • I • • 1. it 111 14 10f I 7 1 i 9.1 !Dm 100 035 Sll to;