The Express. — London, England, 1855-01-16 00:00:00

Ttt , turntiw TITRSDA.Y EVENING, JANUARY 16, 1855. SHARE LIST& 10 e lArliiip eel lo*t $ Salem arum Millis _S tledmrsttemdismisx.: MAYS. si 7 7-..111 MONEY MARKET. IiONDAY Evan= o. MONDILT In the home mining stock market to-day there were numerous inquiries for shares in South Basset, Alfred Consols, United Mines, Trefusis, South Can. don, Wheal Wrey, Oramblei and St. Aubyn, and Vale of Towy ; also for shares in Broutloyd, in conse quence of an improvement in the mice. The market is decidedly steadier in tone. The sales reported oompriso Alfred Consols, 171, ; South Tamar, 6t, 7 ; West Providence, 224, 23 ; Noith Basset, 181, ; Ttast Basset, 26; East 'lamer, ; Sortridge Consols, 13, 2; Vale of Towy, 9r., RN.; Eaglebrook, 20; Great Wheal Alfred, 30, 32; Wheal Wrey, 4i ; St. Austell Consols, 295., 305.; TreweatLa, 31, i; West Ding Doug, I, Cwm Darren, 45., 4s. 6d. The gold milling shares and other foreign and colonial stocks remain quiet. —..-- Mornay liessenro. 4 The railway share market to-day was very steady. r e Est the business was chiefly in connexion with the r a settling. With the exception of Great Western le stock, which showed weakness, the timing range was fully as good as that of Saturday. lee 1011 tl 5 graT.:::: .8 lestres et Mau 10 Da Wm ..... a Do. isteries ....... .2 40.4.116..p.51 1 worsWl. all De. 416 11111121221 a. 10 Grad horidat anima 114 o.l2mitelOmis Alma ell Dolt. lam.hari MI Do. Cert. el all Do. Campy.% /a m t. do. 10 Otost Ceatzol et ell (iron balm Pialmis.. I Op.*. I pot 2222...... 12 01.1m1.222/1_ 6 dB FM n 14 die Sla as 5 6 pi 11 11 lia i :,• q Lis THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. The railway share market is generally steady, t o with a limited business. London and North-Western toeo stock is better, at 102 to 1, and Lancashire and York- s shire, at 751 to ; but Great Western has receded 2 to 66 to 4, and Midland to 691 to 1. The variations are generally unimportant. Great Northern. are 501 quoted 221 to ; Caledonians, 301 to 31 / 1 and To Soath.Eastern. 171 to 18. t oo French Man:s are rather higher, Northern/ %sing I ° 3 quoted 34/ to 1; Eastern., 313 to 321; and and Lyons, 211 to / prem. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. II 7 14 die I Els 10 )4 4 ii, $1 1 'II: CIiRIBTIII4IB 10RESIINT S. Slot otat terupillialbel•p tort leg llglornot Shags whim\ Maio guinallbah Mei&eai Peesseal auras- Olt nallarneyraMhb II&CANI4S , CIU• r emis mais • t••••••dast lutes t• **Ms sal ilst•lniag tt to •••to. 1110WLAIIIM ICALTDOS Uplift • rillot Noon to : Cheek, and a &NNW amt Whim to es Nook Aram ••• N•t• 1101/Lesnw °Dom et PURL DIerTITTLICE, )1••••••• the Toth • Pars-like wilitisoi. sad Nadas the Breath Mug alidguilh young Wed Royalty throughout Ea tOM their general web, udi god and the universally k n own e-hoy of thosoattleko. Ors slim • alobrlty unparalleled. bald by A. ROWLAND sad BONS, 20, Ilattrabgarden, Lame" sad ir °mimes ••• 101111111“. Smug of Spurious bettatiom 1:4O. Zi Do. d m all G t. Wort Oisollo. [ all Doilda, pap PAR la el Do. re. es, M all lb. de. TS, M al Do. do. 71,witheed all Hamilton and Toronto all Do. 6 per Cent. 10 Lyme; and Genera 110 10 1.0 kd one and Keaton 1ir1,.. I Si S lei ft 100 IS 16 kW' oar i7lOO f li pa THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoca. The gold mining share market remains very dull. Agua Fria shares have declined to g to 1 die.; Nou veau Monde are quoted 3-16 to 1 per share; Colonial Gold, 9-16 to 7-16 dia.; and Great Nugget Vein, 1 to 1 die. Australian Agricultural shares remain at yester day's reduced quotation of 32 to 34 ; Peel River are quoted 21 to 21; North British Australasian, 1 to g dia ; and Scottish Atistralian Investment,; to 1 prem. Business is marked in the Lusitanian Mining Company's shares at g dia. Is other foreign stocks there is no movement. 1 O _ &I Stift Lnw•o. 23 24 7 le 84i 141 121 IS 11 4 1 1l la 45 47 NI 41 Waay. Wm. le.1: II 11 119 1{ 17 7 di& 94_ 11l _ MO Bt - IMI fad Easton ...... iii al 134 144 9 II 4 !. illa. i 34 111 die pa le ei Idis l EI:AUSTRALIA Mat the COLONISES...4MA DRAMA. we &mai 1100,100.-010111110 1 1FS PATEms 46'itstR0071110 MX Is 'grimily Imagism So sia. m -- a -- s ad No& sad Ws lass lar aim sod amliasess acpsinse la ST. JAMBS'S. massimsirafinuatbigstline he &sal ma Wield as &rani essays have been moo of late years Lai %V as plsiTra'scUtrltiiiso bri'dg up on the stage ancient Cirmikplays. r ateely weir smnis r bb_ Isti spo s =L a c O O % t r is ab zol o wil le is their original ten. Theemenetelamite ss p tbersidissotOssvest . DO~ ale sin mss; IMP s er i ar so b r a inva d s w as t garden, of the Antigone of wit h eberees toe Maw to drsaiss Issipsestam expressly oomposed for it by alien. Nearly was the text closely adhered te e bat it was Sahib vowed to copy the ancient ansageweents w asers* and manner of representation. as far it me 1 , be learned, from the very imperfect information we paeans, what these were. This experiment attracted considerable attention at the time, and musical people were struck with the power and beauty of Mendelseohn's choral harmonies i • but the plan of rejecting all the means and applisooes of the modern stags, and going back to the infancy of dm ' made representation, was not found to be a happy See. Though the acting was good. the effect was eilikstiff, and meagre, and the piece was soon laid With When Mendelssohn's fine music has since buss performed in public, it has been as a concert; the dramatic part being merely read is order to con- 81‘ nect the pieces of music. Mendelsohn also wrote choruses for the ffilipus, with which the play was it performed, after the ancient fashion at Berlin; but 12 it has sot been attempted in this omntry. isi The lyrical play, called Alcestis, :prodniwil last 11 night at the St. James's, is founded o n the celebrated 1 2 7 tragedy of Euripides; but the original form of the M. play has not been closely adhered to, nor has it been V,. attempted to imitate the ancient manner of repreaen- SO tation,—a mere piece of pedantry , not a whit more h) rational than the endeavour of the humourist in Peregrine Pickle" to give a banquet after the man- la nor of the ancients. The Akestis was acted last night 24 with modern scenery and stage arrangements, and the u effect was all the better. The simple c onstruction, and it the general form and spirit of the Greek p la y , were Z. preserved ; the most poetical passages of the dialogue to were well paraphrased by Mr. Henry Spicer ; and the costumes and scenic decorations were in pure and st. classical taste. The choral and melodra matic music z. was drawn from Gluck's celebrated opera on the Bs. same subject. it. The fable of the Alcestis is the mo st p athetic in the 2t' whole range of the classic drama. The faithful and heroic wife who devotes herself to death to save the 167 - Stl life of her husband, present s a pi c ture which mast tok move every heart, and its effect is increased by the ,L 1 simplicity and beauty with which th e tale is L'e told. The heroine was finely personated by et. Miss Vandenhoff, who felicitously combined 1 the classic ideality of the character with the le w armth of real and actual life. Her dying 11l scene, where she takes a last farewell of her husband al and children, was full of natural tenderness and feeling. Mr. Sullivan's Admetus was manly and noble ; and the rough heartiness of Hercules was es M well depicted by Mr. Stuart. Oluck's music con sisted only of fragments, but every fragment was a es gem—a delicious compound of purity , simplicity, and 2et3 expression. It was exceedingly well performed ; el there was a chorus of sixty voices, the orchestra was reinforced, and the conductor was Sir Henry Bishop. The house was very full. The performance was e t received with great applause, and the principal per. ts formers were celled for and loudly cheered a f t er the : fall of the curtain. Id TRIIIMIKAR. Protected by Royal Lotion Mot et Saaleak sad leterld by die demi cd lb* lade de susweas de Po% AM ette liwasead comp r ip == o rm • !name. Ille. 1. 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Lantatntt, Litsr; !llama, iff bill e. ll•s6l 4ooo. 1 did f0rd5514 bytimusr. 15. r DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PAPS!, pries Ai Tasiz i lt h ers l alivoulist *so imams W elan NNW la the m idartße ward sess—la es wing et Re law ow% IN earird miresses eel assmiel lehms. ties maillbset dr city, mainly. sul ramemy ta w sMI. onsasspoNottri AT [AR SEAT OF WAIL m voltam( NERO le RELIABLR AND IMPARTIAL. As raelourely early report ot stopplihr to he Whin dor Le m ilted to a by ever/ Overland Med. and It copular Mc ONLY DAILY MINING REPORT. with Ust Fins. IT lICLUWIS ALL ormsrm ADVERTIMIENTS. it is Melly ladersediat, sad thositt younger b wan thew slaty roe he• NW et iloomesesparariot this ysysr Wersialssay Ind ad, Illemeiss. silleted for (Welt a &mar M widow wit Wirier to loy. To le weetell=embsdrible at lama/ Lode& ow la Ow Idisspiss j it the sail ree‘greet. ILL ellehaille eseedesest °Makin the yam by ~kw pot et • mime Om dr pabelese o• o selleatim, twill the Imo et wee wain ready is aspyty at MAL per r. opene pale Is Meese Tee•elles wets. D AILY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUNTRY by Vire INO TOOT, el Med. par pr. payment in eilvenee, g -I011:4 MADDOX. 10, Upper Albeapet., gaseat's-park, BooliaeLer we Mere Amt. MY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 a.m. juntil p.a. at U. pia week; sappliad is town 4, cowstry,_ at pr lai perTats;6ll.a. rod. wi g h t i tior ; try . WALTZ'S. NC Agee% U. AILT DUMB LINT TO READ, in London, -lat Myst ipaT-111,117 by MINIM 111.1114 4:SI MM. klOllllO U 0.199. OA. pit ADAMS. 9, M9999 9 tAtron , Waabisser. yob. SPORTING• TATTERSALLII.--MO II DAT. St. Hubert had clearly the lion' s share of su p port to-day i le at Btol be was Docked for some ktuadrwls for the Derby, „,"; and 601. were given for the call of 1400 to 2 00 about him ; on the day after the Two Thousand, for which event he was to also backed for some money at 3 to 1. tit. Ormolu Esuriona receded to 13 to 1 offered, notwitb. Mt t . Winding an outlay of 120 c. at 12 to 1. 20 to 1 might e hays been easily obtained about OaWon. The other Derby : bets quoted below were only to small mans. 30 CHESTER CUP. Bt. 60 to 1 was still betted on the field, and 3,00 even was 30 so laid on Wdaford (late Queen's Own ) ag st Caimans. The prices at the clove oof busincse, which was remark- 13 . 5 ably slow and dull throughout the afternoon, were as y , follow': 30 CHESTER CUP. 00 60 to 1 oath agat Caimans, the &leer, Larley, and Llan- 20 fords (t) 11) THE TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. ••• 3 to 1 agst Mr. Howard's St. Hubert (t) 6 to I Mr. Bowes's Bonnie Mora (t) DERBY. Bto 1 agst Mr. Howard's St. Hubert (t n tic 13 to I • Mr. Boom's Gissculua Ecurions It 26 to 1 Mr. F. L. Popham's Wild Dayrell (t) 26 tO 1 Mr. Bowes's Bonnie Morn (t) at 36 to 1 Mr. Edward's Saraband (t) at CRYSTAL PALACE, JAN. 15.—SHILLING DAT.— ''"' ._ Admission at the doors, 1,102 ; adasissioo by mason *kits is 155; total, 1 , 467 . 121 RUSSIAN ACCOUNT OF THY CAUsE OF TILS WAS.— t 2 A Constantinople letter gives, as from ait wenn prisoner, the ~„, Islievriatt explanation of the or i g in of the p retest war: " •,`' 1 " The Turks massacred the Russian bishop an d several '" Bali= priests at Jerusalem. God, in his wrath, sent a im, 11112111111 of angels to carry away the tomb of Christ, which 11 eves allie at this moment suspended in the heavens, and he [ eamellildrasi the Czar to arena the pagan sacrilege. 64' W i n k s Insperor Nicholas shall eater Jerusalem a eon. m daseor, 111. by the aid of hea ven, he certainly will do, ises tomb will be restored to its place. The phalanx of too Bagels will line the rcad along which the conquering Res- 10 alas army will pass, and will present arms to them. Then the Czar will be muter of the whole world, which will re- 54 2„ seance its errors and become converted to the orthodox '" lath." This story is repeated by the popes and Implicitly 121 believed by the Russian serfs. lit. NEARLY ONE HUNDRED POUNDS have been sub twenty towards the Patriotic Fund ia the New Forest d 12 twenty guineas have been subscribed for the same p urpose at Stockbridge, in Hants. to CABUALTIEB.—Astreta (Swedish barque), Jettison, .. Irma Callao for Queenstown (cargo guano), ran on .." shore on the reef 12 leagues north of Maceio 15th December ; '''' bee lost her tore and main mast, herb ottom is out, and she will probably be a total wreck.—Pernambuco, Dec. 23. Daniel (brig), Minlenaer, 0f and from Antwerp to Ceuta& tiateple, with general 'Argo, drove ashore last night our 11. the Start Foist, about a mile from TOMOIS, and became a "_IL' total wreck ; only a few b arrels of tar saved . — Dartmouth, „ Jan. 13. Ileliaathus (E n glish brig), from Cardiff, cargo 1 ' male, went on shore outside the bar during a gale in the a sight of 14th November, and was abandoned the f ce ollowing te et. day ; mew sa ved. The vessel has gone to pr.—Rio Grande, Nov. 30. Holyoke (American ship), Parker, from m' St. John , N.B , to Dublin, with deals, got on the rocks at Tsai , yesterday during a fog, and is reported to have her 10 Wes out. The muter has proceeded to Waterford for to the sohlosto of s stoomer.—Welford, Jan. 12. La Belle st. diamataate Video to Queenstown or Fa lmouth, :Meow Obese, sad bone ashes, was abandoned 19th M . Nov., in lat. 23 8.10n.37 W., in a sinking state ; crew saved9th, . t The yawl disappeared suddenly at eight a.m. on the 1 whoa the boars were about four mills distant from her.— St. NO Janeiro, Deo. 14. P el WRECK OF A BRIO, AND Loss Or FIB E LIVES.— fit tow., MAJORCA, DSC. 26.—The British vice-consul at Bt, this port reports the following details of the lose of the Is. British brig Ann E liza, of Whitby, 240 tons, on the south s wart of the island, on the 20th of November last. The Ann le was laden with coals for Marseille' snit arrived off ... 1111 • lie lout of Campos on the mo rnin g of the 20th of Nonni. TR bar, and at four o'clock struck on the rocks, in consequence su., of which the bottom of the larard side broke and started lb all the cargo, and at five o'clocbok one camired, and four m en N. lost their lives; the three remaining men got on ths main- et top. At seven o'clock one of themlteeenle exhausted, fell i t . sad was drowned. At daylight the wreck was seen by ul liebilt boat,which put off, and after several attempts, sue. u weeded getting the two: men off. They were almost ex- 10 handed, being at times under water by the rolling of the S ' wreck sad a heavy sea besting over them. Those drowned ill were the muter, Mr. Boer ; Ge rge Newton, o mate, and r ,,,. n ative of Whitby; Henry Sipe,om and J. Coward, seamen, r both of London. The names of the two saved are Matthew lo Cristle, of Whitby, and Thomas Wild, of Ipswich. Very , Bt. little of the wreck will be saved: et. A NEW YORK DEFAULTER SQUARING CF.—The it Ness York Evening Post narrates a singular eircumstanee. 1., A cashier of a bank not a hundred miles from Wall-street, to found his funds 200,000 dollors short, at a time when his 111 accounts were about to be examined. He consulted an 23 attorney friend, who discovered that he had no property : available to convert into cash to cover the deficit, and ad vised him to take 200,000 dollop more; the n, when the diseeemy teak place, he wouldbave somthing to negotiate with lbodireetors, sad induce them to refrain from a public mos& The osokior took Oa &ivies —and the money. The, „. disunite, SWUM; he Kellip e emiesd with them for 100,000 - oat sidtbss the stoskholdus nor the public know p) uss draw iSkag shoot the Nadir. Boolgeng his mitts**, Its u at.., 8111181101111111,121119 milt She sow. • IRELAND. • DUBLIN, Jar. 16. The Rev. C. J. Hut, chaplain of the Dublin guri non, and hon. secretary of the Dublin branch of the Central tosociatioa,describes as follows the condition in which 641 soldiers' wives, and 140 children, who re t ur ned from Turkey in the Himalay a, arrived in Dublin last week. He says: The whole of thee* poor women and children waited upon me at different intervals during the day, and gave a a sad account of their sufferings sad privations during a three days' voyage from Portsmouth II deck paseengers. During the whole of that period no rations of beencp were served out to them ; and that bad it sot for the 'gene rosity of the Colonel of the Royal Wilts Militia, Lord Me thuen, who at his own expense gave them a little bread, meat, and porter at Portsmouth before they embarked, they would literally have starved. As it was some of them were for 36 boon without food for themselves or little ones. When they landed at the North wall they were met, not by officials," but by suet of porters, who wharfed them most exorbitantly for earryine their little hones to the different railway Stations, &a. They then es to me, is the great est misery and di tress for advice rmi &wistaria. 1 sent them at once upon oars to the districeparolleegt Beggar's bush Barracks, where they were wont reeeived, and furnished with the proper pale. wegessals mad subsist- ono. mosey to enable them to poses timir and lonely journey. I was fortunately NOW to give each woman a small sum of money, holm the fast-failing funds of the Central Association, to defray issidastal expenses on the road. I trust I shall not be ellunoil of meddling in what dorm not concern me by bristles the foregoing facts he your notice ; but, as • military dovish' in Dublin I feel it to be an imperative duty to sus any effort, however humble, in looking after the interest of thaw poor women and childres who may be landed on our quays, without friends, and deprived of the natural protection of their breve husbands and fathen, who are gone to distant battlefield. to shed their blood for their country and their Riovereign. In opening the North Riding of Tipperary quarter *elisions at Nenagh, on Friday, the learned Assistant- Barrister, Mr. Serjeant Howley, congratulated the grand jury on the present condition of their county, the great mass of the u population cond of which appeared i n d us trious, prosperos, and . CORONER'S INQUEST. --VERDICT 07 MAN- Struostaa.—Yesterday Mr. Carter held en inquest us inquire into the circumstances attending the death of Mee. Caroline Yu wood, aged 45, who was killed on Thursday last through the falling of some timber from • vehicle called a " trolly," the same being at the time in hte charge of a young man named Robert Bishop, a driver in the employ of !Sewn. Chaplin and Borne. It appeared from the dence that the " trolly" was loaded with three large walnut trees, which were to De taken into the yard of Yr. Radii, timber merchant, Bear-lane, Blackfriars. The trees, how ever, being forked at the ends, and wider than theimbs gateworeway, the carriage was unable to pass. Two of the l therefore sawn off, to effect which the ropes and chains which secured the timber had to be removed. While some parties were carrying the limbs into the yard, Bishop, the driver, for ome reason or other, drove away towards Gravel-lane. Mr. Neal, foreman to Mr. Bad's, i mm ediately called to the driver to stop, but In a few seconds one of the trees, being without any fastening to retain it on the "trolly," fell to the ground, carrying one of the others with it. One of the trees fell on the deceased and killed her instantl. A lit tl e r a t: was also k nec ked down, but sustained no y serious furry. It was stated that althoug h the roadway in Bear eisin a shameful condition, and dangerous for timber carts, the accident would not have happened had the wal ha d trees been properly secured ; and as Bishop, the driver, had admitted to a policeman that it arose from his having neglected to fatten the timbers before he started, the Robert jury returned a verdict of " hfaaslaughter against Bishop " THE LATE ACCIDENT ON TEI &SEW COUNTIES RAI LWAT.—Tbe lagoiry emazion with this accident was regameitia=lif amnia* se "as su ''' m e ; No freak evidamee was audio ereemer, _altar a letter hem Wriao, dialieremolab rehouses Se OW &IWO* at midi the IA NOM edam mail Main maid bows lima up by Ike aka of Ike settle train—remodel to use__up the t he m as pesomied by the witnesses. The Mel edges ke jury. he said, were whether a n y, had time. in osespikerre srlel Ruts 114 of the company, I. p erceived 600 yerds beim a effillebrm whether Drewry pv Udialm's NOR la time suffi cient to stop hiss rain. It 'premed. bewowir, _that there were certain rules made by thsereaderffioal tether these rest the exigencies of the tradin maddler Matter of opialia for the jury. The jury, aftor arab elm hour's dabs ration, returned th e follow' cease 0.- 0 the bike SI John Burton and Robt. wep td by dr Is• efficiency of the Banters Camila ONSPASSI'a Wes, fa allowing a haavtlpladen cattle Isola le NOM able EMI mail train at unlimited speed, witboar tokarayide owsima nicatioa foes She succeedin g' station." s above is a py of the west, as even in by the foreman, but it is to co be pessumed that the word " succeeding " is an error for " yessedke." ViesirA axe not into mi quarantine at the present tine at sep deo peels. Oseb; • sireassiaute MINS Wei bow raw 2 2 Orb a ' la lislybia .. a Orb millurdea. ...... .. 43 Dada al NOM lase .li DirlOolkorlaba 4 . ll .' ._ ,•w li trt l i l DIM nteid H.), all Smileli ISO Efiglieli VlONSiesi A gi Ds. 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P~eL 7~ Oat. nuet win Heil Oran u ZiTubeby al Baal Great Pulsooth Liberty V - i - ariquita ...... ....... New Granada +N.Ltaarte Uhl. Saa.Cl Nouveau Noe& Pootgibaud Silva Lead Port Pbilly Rook +Ramsey boa New I I iago de cue, I 11 In:«on - I I let ...... I • Trwasterable b 1 JOINT IeTOCE DAMES. Clods. 2L. BD. prior Basinful deo* tarilay. tmday. And 40 atIl11010;—.".----ka 0). P d prior Ts 80 80 10 ikileo SO British North all 40,000 ,26 Chartered Bask or Ada 2 1 01 Me 50,000 20 Mart. Bank of India, Australia, sod China I AID 14 00,001 100 Cotoold 52,000,1011 Commenlal of London lO 25,0001 20 Eno.,Seot.,lkAust.Chart l6 31 21 23,0001 10 Lon.Chart.Bank of Aust lO nil 111 10,004 i 20 Ditto New .... 6 10,000! Se London sod County lO 11,0001 SO London Pint Snook lO WOO( 1 , 0 London and trastrolaster SO 10,000' 1 0 0 Nat. Prey. of Eesitaa 33 10,0001 20 Do. New » .......».....1 0 20,0041 60 National of Ireland 110 0011 10 Now Booth Woks all 34 38 32 83 23 Olient.BenkOstparatlon all 86 38 20.000 100 rtoviaclaloi Inland 22 4,000 10 Do. New all Bank -60,000 11 Boyd Australian ing and Gokl Imp. Oa I 6,000 13 Sail Australia 22 39 41 1 1 82,060 23 11:7017 of Audralla 1, ... 00, 000 00 u 80 Unloa GI Imam lO WIND AND WEATHER REPORT. (71014 Tfaf 0771C3 01P TIES BLICT2IO TILICIP.A7I CONITANT.) MONDAY, JAN. 16. Coarse of Wird. etas of Ws alwr. W I.cabory Nesess W. Overcest. OMMead. Pi. Time. Iledwasarost LE. ...... l'u w ; Nimrod Larder • ...........» B. Corti. LW. - Fro,' lAesrpool ......... flostkonitas Portsmouth iiii: ...... TWO W. .. ..... nue. N. .......... iv;gamt The English funds ruled rather lower to-day, but yet maintained considerable steadiness of character. In the morning a fall of 1 to 3 per cent. was tem porarily established, but the final quotations were only about 1- per cent. lower than those current at the aloes of the Stock Exchange on Saturday. The steadiness of the market is partly due to the absorp tion of stock by the dividend recipients, and partly to the speculative sales previously effected in antici pation of the prejudicial influence which it was pre sumed would result from the French loan. The effinx of gold may be referred to as an unfavourable feature, but this consideration is partly counteracted by the fall in corn. There was to-day a very active demand for money, both in Lombard-street and in the Stuck Exchange, assisted by the payment of 41. per share which fell due this day on the extension shares of the East Indian Railway Company. The final instalment falling payable to-morrow on the second series of 1,000,0001. of the Turkish loan, operated in the same direction. The chief cause of the tightness, however, is the withdrawal of such large amounts of gold from the Bank for the French lean. The total sub scriptions to the loan were stated by the Paris tele graph today to amount to the enormous sum of more than 1,800,0(10,000 francs, or about 72,000,0001. ster ling. As a deposit of 10 per cent. is exacted in all cases on subscribing, it follows that the French government must temporarily hold upwards of seven millions sterling pending the allotment of the loan. On the completion of this process, however, the amount in excess of the 2,000,00 W. sterling required as deposit on the loan (which, it will be remembered, is limited to 20,000,0001.), must be released. The pressure on the money markets of Paris and London, it is conse quently hoped, will be merely temporary. In view of the eager competition for the loan in France, the impression is gaining ground that a comparatively small portion of it will be drawn from England. This astonishing success of the loan illus trates strongly the sagacity of the French government, and proves that a vast amount of money must be usually hoarded by the middle and lower classes of Frenchmen. It is a curious question as to how far the confidence engendered by the cordiality of the Anglo-Freuch alliance has con tributed to the success of this great financial opera tion. The closing quotation of the French loan to - day was 2 t o 23 The Paris bourse to-day showed buoyancy, stimu lated, doubtless, by the avidity with which the loan is subscribed for. The rise established in the Three per Cents. was about 3 per cent., and in the Four and.a-Half per Cents. nearly 1 per cent., compared with the closing range of Saturday. At Vienna the bourse continues to show distrust : the exchange on London has advanced to 12.18, whilst the Austrian funds continue to fall. At Amsterdam a firmer feeling is observable. The other continental stock markets remain quiet. Consols for the Bth Feb. ranged between 913 and 921. " buyers," and stood at 4 o'clock at 92 to 3. For money the closing quotation was 911 to 92. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 923, 913, 92 ; ditto, for amount, Bth of February, 921, 92, 911, 92. Three per Cent. Reduced, 92, 911. New Three per Cents., 921,1, 1, 1. Long Annuities, expiring in 1860, 4 5-16, 43. Thirty ars Annuities, 1859, 41. India Stock, 233. Ban years Annuities, 1859, 43. India Stock, 233. Bank Stock, 2101. Exchequer Bonds falling payable in 1859, 991. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 4s. to 7s. prem. ; Exchequer Bonds, 99: to 1; and India Bonds, lle. to 14s. prem. Foreign stocks were steady, with a fair amount of business. Turkish was well maintained, and had advanced at the close to 761 to 3. Spanish Deferred was rather weaker. At 4 o'clock Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 100 to 102 ; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 89 to 91 ex div. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 61 to 62 ex div.; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 92 to 94. Sardinian, 84 ko 86. Peruvian Four-and-a-Halt per Cents., 703 to 711; Mexican, 21 to 3. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents.,lBl to 3. Sales are recorded as follows : —BrazilianFour-and-s-Half per Cents., 1852, 943, 933. Chilian Six per Cent., 101. Danish Five per Cent., 102. Doteh Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 613 ex div.; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 93. It Bonds, 4. French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Renter, 92f. (exchange 25f.). Granada Deferred Bonds, 53. Mexican Three per Cents.,2ll ; ditto for account, 31st January, 21, 3. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 71, 701, 701 ; ditto Three per Cent., for account, 491. Portuguese Four per - Cent., 42. Russian Five per Cent., 1001, 100 ; ditto Four-and-a-balf per Cents., 89 ex div. Spanish Passive Bonds, 41. Turkish Six per Cent. Scrip - (paid in full), 761, 3, 1. Venezuela Deferred One per Cent., 93. The corn market continues much depressed. A decline of at least 45. to ss. per quarter, as compared with last Monday's prices, was to-day established in wheat, and even at this reduction few sales could be effected. In some quarters a greater fall was quoted, the market being very unsettled in the absence of buyers to any amount. Parcels of gold continue to be taken from the Bank, but the demand to-day was rather leas active. It must be borne in mind that a heavy sum has already been despatched in connexion with the French loan, the allotment of which in the English market is as yet invested with uncertainty. The Severn has brought in from the Brazils specie to the value of about 7,7401. (of which 1,2381. is in gold dust and 1,971 doubloons), besides 16,5331. worth of diamonds. The Madrid has also brought in 20,3211. (of which 19,2211. is from Lisbon). The aggregate value of these arrivals is thus about 28,0001. The dollars brought in by the Atrato have not yet been sold. The overland mail reports the exchange at Canton on London rather lower, and that at Shanghai higher. THIS DAY—Two O'CLOCK. The English stock market has shown increased firmness to-day, and prices are now quoted 1 per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. Consols for the Bth Feb. were first marked 92, and have since advanced to 92k to 1. For money transac tions are recorded at 911 to 92, and the present quotation is 92 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 1; the New Three per Cents. at 92 to 92 1 ; Bank Stock at 2101 ; Exchequer Bills at 41. to 7s. prem.; Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 991; and India Bonds at 14s. prem. Foreign stocks are well supported. Turkish is agaia a trifle better, at 78} to 77. Mexican remains quoted 21 to ; Russian Five per Cents. at 100 to 102 ; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. 181 to a. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 90 to 91; Sardinian at 85; Dutch Four per Cents. Certifs. at 931; Peruvian Three per Cents. at 501 to 51; and Buenos Ayres at 53. HMV! or GLASGOW IN DECEMBER, 1854.—A trifling increase of the mortality is shown in the monthly return for December, the number of deaths being 1,023, against 1,003 in November ; but the number is still greatly below the pof the mouth, which for the last flee years has amounted to 1,158. Six cases of cholera are still reported, but the general mortality for zymotic diseases has diminished from 378 to 330. The barometer during the greater part of the month was low, and its average did not ' exceed 29.644. It was lowest on the Btb, when it stood at 28179; and highest on the 28th, when it was 30.344. The temperature, which throughout the month was moderate, fell very low on tte 28th, when the minimum thermometer fell to 21 deg.; keen frost continued for several days, but on the 30th the temperature rose rapidly. The fall of rain wee 5.83 inches; and the number of rainy days, 24. CRYSTAL PALACE,—Return of admissions for six days imams Jan. 13 : Number admitted, including semen t icket holders, 7,236 ; amount received fez admissions, 6224. Is Id. No. 66. Yzocti.Loscooto. Pd. ma y. l Business do to-dsy. —.-- t . ,50( P. trlttni.l.ll3:ll 1746 6 2 4 "L 3ii 35,001 10 Berlin Waterworko 74 Britlelt Amen= Led— 40 54 00r 6 Irit.64ool.6aukliad.Co. 1 10,001 100 Canada. s2l 164 106 ....., 6c. Do.p6oretJan.acdloll 100 106 f 1076 Do. for Now ..... 200,000 6 email Mrs 130,000 4 Crystal Dim dimes. 4 pas 0,000 2 , gismo Slum 66,00' I 3 124aUle Taligrapb ausinia smao 16 Ciawrallll4l. Naliptioa 14 00 041111111 e 046 SU -.- 0.00( Ida 94411111414 .... 10 -.-. 00.1 01 1 lesillanamala .... all 04,000 lieliaall h seAseisma 144 7 60,000 1 Nation' l'alstiltaa. all 50,000 to Nailmobado LaadL. I f 14 now 3 x.s. Woks °cola tamed...---. sums tomptio e as.. t 166,715 1 North Brit all 4 4 WOW SO North at krap4 124 110,000 PaUNuator. all 24 If 20,10 P P0i50010t1606234. 1 1 1 m. 01l 60,00' 1 Partial listOompasy.. all 1 1i 14,310 100 Rapt Nall Mora..-- SO 60 6 100, 1 Seed& hastr.lavolts.. all li e I 100,000 1 Do. Nur . . ... 4 4pu 1420 bath Avstrahas —. 14;61... $6 $7l 71,000 1 Intanuthe islet. Baty. all 1 76.000 I Da. Do. all 1 1 15,000 *0 Trost UpOas I 10,400 106 V . a Maus% Lead 1164 114 124 RAC ...... Bard feat. —__ K. • Bud to Prop. likerir Ikea _ ••••••• _ • Waerva . gt-FroitY• r sVery col—.YOrl W. Yarisos -- ti' rap: e.B. Coady. gm. Aberdeen Dusan Pail ... ......- utnbaiiii Glasgow BinMe . N.W. /um MM. W. Pins. M.Z. W. iiidertaad Dilairtea SAY. ..... 24. W. N.W. iji:w.... M. MI. e , , k 7 1 1 .3 : . 1 t: rg , i a i D3 aryig(t I i ia t) 10 all Dltlo MI. awes ate) Clmiseal&tue to an Uonretles Trait Prefer. 10 14 fades* Lyme OD 2) Parise* Odom fu" t PAari . ii 1e 10 char 90 all Ilausa aul me IS BOs ll lloyal traufall $ oyal Me& 10 ail Are ad Hew 10 all Do. 0 par Oast. Prefer RI in Wcat Flamini 10 10 Do. 51 west. Prof* SO 12 Wertern of Frame 10 14 IWeaters of Berhaarlised 1 10 A lerabod ti,oft tie moth iu 24,00 f 10 00,0u4 1 p No 1 14.00* .1 1,01 SO Ot 20,06 110 1101 i I gi 100,000 i iii:iini , I los,NI: , 1 44..1. 1 60,040 ! ii;;;TY 1 "i 60,00. 1 10,04 SO ~s:~T_~ 12 74 17 19 2 die pa 114 n is 70 9 , 6 j 916 76 16 113 U$ 9* 62 661 661 60 67 74 73 7 9 976 7 9 pa 71 714 Si 41 db $ 0 107 108 101} 1021 par 416 Pa r } Pa } 1 01 al as $4 Si 7 di a 7 . V 4 . 1.1 7 4 2e r di;l pm II 1 die It 2* — S Si dis gli ne s . to_ it Il TS V/ 1 61 813 3 Ms 13 13 33; 3. $1 t 4 __ 4 1. 41 ala Ql 134 Str a 94 41 83 43 47 Is 14 $1 601 Ss 29 die SS $7 21 31 IS 17 31 4 30 22 6 I 1 4 64 TIXED RENTALS. 97 99 fa 100 1111 116 100 107 49 51 ss l2l Is; $4 Ile Ile 24 21 , 1 a a SI 0 130 135 Si 3 it SI Y 1 MI MARFA 98 91 90 1 91 1 900 96 99 - - .. _ dis il ill " le"' 1 iiti 101 111 100 102 12 17 n 92 12 10 1 10 14 72 7* 1,4 10 14 1 it die 131 137 le 3 Pa ii' t '- 1u In .0. If 1 dia •emi 4 41 "4"kl Si lo 4 eo toe 100 102 90 92 S Si 1 -0011,1 - "RI 113 113 ii 14 Ar. ir 97 99 ii U lii I 5111 OD 4.1 114 54 12 ant 116 6* 711 s, *MOM doss today. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAY. VDT MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) (PIOM 011 OWN CORRESPONDENT.) There was a moderate attendance at our corn market this day both of town and oountry dealers. Tke trade was ex tremely quiet. The prices of every article remain nomi nally the same as on Friday last. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Siloam—The large public sales are going off with more steadiness than was anticipated without any alteration in prices. The refined market quiet at former rates; brown lumps, 42a. fal ; grocery, 433. to 483. Corpse.—The public sales are progressing without altera tiooSe 4 '. :lA. 2P — " Greens of good qualities are selling in tote public sales at very full prices. SALTPITAL-1,200 bags were offered ; about onelifth sold ; refraction 3, sold at 29e. to 29.. 61. ; the remainder bought in. Rice —1,300 bags Java sold freely 111 public sale at a slight advance—lss. to 17.. Itom continue' dull of sale, and prices partly nominal. Pzresa.—Batavia sold at 4f 1. per lb. COTTON.—No talcs reported. In other articles no 'notarial alteration; markets gene ' rally dull. LONDON WEEKLY DOC Imported., SOOOk.W. India—cooks MaurWoo bone Bengal lelladres bage Foreign.. pkp OoMIL, W. I OM"' Mocha bole' Ceylon bets Cuomo, 11. P bogs Foreign Buy VI. India = 2,500 2,500 92,00) 5,500 11,00 10,500 550 .0,1169 2G 262 900 1,700 269 400 1 G,56 TALLOW NIARKE'L—THIS DAY. The tallow market is decidedly dull. There is wany any disposition to buy. Petersburg Y. C., oa the apot, nominally quoted 68e. Jemmy to Marsh. 681. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Davis reports the trade he4v7. Qnotatieu:— Prime meadow hay, 70s. to 803.; superior, 84s. to ok, ; in terior, 50s. to 603.; rovsen, 60.. to 763.; clover, 90s. to 115 n ; second ant, 80.. to 100 s.; straw, 225. to 275. COTTON.—Livsnroot, Jan. 15.—The market eloted with a hardening tendency, and prices of all descriptions of American are extreme. and other sues are without change. The sales reach 7,000 to 8,000 bales-1,000 for capon and on speculation ; comprising 100 Pernam and Maranham, 51d. to 6 1d. ; 200 Egyptian, 51d. to 91d. ; 800 Surat, 21i. to 3141. ; and GO &a Islands, 12d. to 191 d. per lb. COALS.-LOssnox, JAN. 16.-Bate's West Hailley, 19s. ; linrahope, 17s. ; Chester Main, 17e. 9d. ; Ilasting's Hartley, 208.3 d. ; Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 20s. ; North Percy Hartley, 19s. ; Tantield Moor, 17s. 3d. ; Tanfield Moor Butes, 178 3d.; Walker Primrose. 158. 94. ; West Hartley Grays, 208.; Wylsm, 195.; Walls End Acorn Close, 19s. 94. ; Walls End Goafortb, 193.; Walls End Harvey Wylam (u nsd), 143. Gd. ; Walla End Heaton, . 198. ; Walls End Hilda, 188. 3d. ; Walls End Lawson, 18s. ; Walls End Braddylls, 20s. Od. ; Walls End Framweligate, 205.; Walls End Haswell, 21s. 3d. ; Walls End Hett4n Lyons, 203. 6d ; Walls End Kt pier Grange, 20s. 6d. ; Writs End Plummer, 20s. 9d. ; Walls End South Hetton, 21s. 3d. ; Walls End Camp, 20s. ; Walls End East Trimdon, 17.. 61. ; Walls End Evenwood, 178. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 21s. 31.; Walla End Hartlepool Heaton. 20s. 61. ; Walls End Heugh Hail, 19s. 64. ; Walla End Kelloe, 218. ; Walls Eud Trimdon Hartlepool, 218. 3d. ; Walla End Tees, 211. 3d.; Walls End Whitworth, 168.; Walls End Low Bitchbnrn, 17s. Gd.; Darwentwater Hartley, 20s. 34.; Eautsay's Cannel, 245. 681. LOCAL MIAMI MAREBTS. _ _ _ Lmin2ool., JAw. 15.—We have had a firm market for ;fierce today, with no great amount of business doing. Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire, 12 1 d. — Ditto Ches ter and Birkenhead, 14—Caledonian, 311 c. 1 31—East Lancashire, 181 —Edinburgh and Glasgow, 281—Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 751 c. I—Liverpool,1—Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 11— Lon don and North Western, 102 c.—Ditto (I shares), 13-16 d.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 251 Midland, 70i c. h7O 1 —South Eastern, 181-16 18. BIRMINGHAM, JAN. 16.—Prices were firmer in this market and there was a better demand for stock. Great Bi r mingham Guaranteed Stock was done at 721, 721._73 ; South Sta ff ord@ at 2 dis. • and London and North Westerns closed (buyers) at 1011. IgkxcuasTEß, JAN. I.s.—We have had a drooping market, without much business. Leeds, l; Midlands, 70; Doyen, 18 ; Sheffields, 251; Blackburn Pref., 201; Man chester and Birmingham C Quarters, par. LIEDS, JAN. 15.—There have been but few transactions this morning, except such as were for speculation for the account end of January. Lancashire and Yurkshires were done at 761 ; Midlands, 701 ; Leeds Northern fifths at r 1 prem. ; and Craven Moor Mines at 111. W. SOCIETE FRANCAISE DE BIENTAISANCE.—The thir teenth annual meeting of the friends and supporters of this charitable institution was held last night at the Hanover square Roams ; Mr. Vouillon, the president, in the chathe ir. The report, read by the secretary, states that during year just ended, the committee had been enabled to distri bute nearly 8001. in bread and small weekly sums to de serving foreigners in London. Among the numerous con tributions specially mentioned, the committee acknowledge with gratitude some generous donations from the Queen Marie Amalie and the princes of the royal family of Or leans, also from the Count de Chambord. the report having been unanimously adopted, the various officers were elected for the ensuing year, and the proceedings nated with a vote of thanks to the president. REFORM OF THE CORPORATION op LONDON.—It is believed that a great stir is about to be made by the wards of the City on the subject of the changes about te be proposed in parliament for effecting corporation reform. A RUSSIAN AND AN ENGLISH REGIMENT.—The courage of en English army is the sum total of the courage which the individual soldiers bring with them to it, rather than of that which they derive from it. When I was at Naples, a Russian and an English regiment were drawn up together in the same square :—" See," said a Neapolitan to me, who had mistaken me for one of Nis countrymen, " there is but one face in that whole regiment a fare of ; while in that (pointing to the English), every soldier has his own."—From Notes and Querns. ' GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY COMPANY OP CANADA. — Traffic for week ending Dpc.l, 1854, 4,9671 19s. 9d.; ditto, 1853, 1,9451. 191 85. Increase, 1854, 3,6221. Oe.ld.—Traffic for the week ending Dec. 9, 1854, 2,9271. 17s. 80.; 1863, 2,227/. 8.. 1d.7001. 9S. W. —Traffic for this week (Dee. 9), partially stopped by the closing of the St. Law rence by the ice. SOUTH EAATERN RAILWAY. Traffic for the week endingl3, 1858, 17,.191. In. re period Let year, 16,7651. 3d. Increase in 1866, 1,084 7a. 'IL RETURNS.—.Iex. 13. Delivered.' Pr. stock. lOU. 27,100 1 10,3 10 154,000 84,000 102,00) ! 179,0 , 0 344,510 161,6041 625 290 11,300 11,400 40000 01,300 5,500 12.100 1,473 4,344 15,00 6,540 I i~ I 1 i I BAYSWATER - D A ILY NEWS LENT TO MD; sad ce , to the 1: ientetrittteria=. rd. mx ,.i neAs.ptidla=e. 311113105. I i I _ I I It I I to u 6 L i i 1 60 1 7 3 par ma 1 11 I F e I s as: I 141 U s 21 14 1 I 6 7 t tt t lit 4 1.5 l i To - a lie sts n 91/ z r o ilei 'IV 701 I