The Express. — London, England, 1854-01-05 00:00:00

• ve C,4‘.40 I !I i 'i i ``i~,~=v Ztt xprtsl Na 2,301.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 5, 1854. (THREEPENCE. li o3l A $ BALT and C.., T WI ALlt BILERCIS, s.commitrr. WOW. was» 2i. Ilsagerkadmkart. broimotrest. koiniNa Bull.street. MMI ........ !lack 11.11. Beldwis-atawtt. „ 44. urrysouricwainev.. p 17, Doirs er"s T i e le -pLee. &hat +rib Make ..... . li. New lea !atm Itlgh•striet. alt B OULIZAS.—Mr. WM. H. HALM, the 11 ,1,“4(ke.T•eist, cf 22, arerVilii r VlllM Load" Warne bOmit WMI MARA APPAL/MUM MN lOW rug. jpvi tw wore rune In I& reauelit ea UMW iriftl•rini. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.—Tbe exuseasse of t h, Immo, amid raw of gaiety, *bow tbe Yr ad= 6 4..a..ge ob. gam alder t may Mende. dad &nu t-prend .Atiello6 to tM &Cr* of the tent It br se oft &L., ann.. dud MOW LOW' lIACAMAIL 011, far rrtd OPIA.ILAS xiorttat Mad of Mfr; ROWLANDS' XALTDO kg f orenst tae duo nett. WT, and bkongss; and anwri, ▪ kor Puri realltette, for In is' a pratllka abhors • t h,;nn:6, an Wird Ow a/gastrin-admire. by tba arlOgootor Do Drool sawoOlgra w warmaally rogabt tar rod adwiral. omr. of gparisolOWilOwL- 8 • 441 110XLAND wad lONS, 08. m. OM" Imam awl * obradot. mad pagftwere. Mkt Is walk .Ur* hid lb r• IjEWISI ALTERATIVE PILLS sms tied sad 'wog Pm* kr it Ore Illisudises Men Om I "...ndeoloraipsesstuttheresadharl erpos.relkut drys ism/ aisuliejlii. alms rinee. hodesio. loin" ha ad ibe ramp Os unesokl drill =kkir NDOR okliker hr mama rir plik i AIN y r kat siboadly mt me ea Or rit war w opererker. rad alikit r L% wikail• wars.-kopoisi rad aid k ROOMS. MR, re Oa, Ilerlasesol. ba, ft, 4s. ha; rob& by all lirkkr reelers. IBM 1. gest as as roript map drops. MILLERS.—In seeordiatie with the 'frisbee let Tufa% Ilfaww edam 144.1.1 r tb• w ed = et the AO ,aW111110431111 AIM cf▪ .)1111.E Will be Salmi wily EPA, illkasies. 1•11.• OR • sawnerusi wfth Ifs MW Tor. I llssissf stliss A. akbuca la the weal not" asstals a tall iamb 4 Ifs Wyk. Int sad sasbasid arbas d lfs 414.-1.4 M arared asy 444.4 Trlss ADMIRALTY REGISTER OF WRECKS AND' WRECK CHART FOR THE YEAR 1&32. firma the Life Boar Joirriest.) The blePhook under the above title, which is Nasally granted to perliamest, has just bees published ter the year 11i52. It cum at an appropriate tic a. Wh/Avy ply, hog sights, and dark fogs are the At aeseemparamera it se fora • record of wreck sad demoralise. Is the eye down the cilium of easusities, we light pest low bet, 15 kat, 36 lost, 45105 t, 75 lost, 100ra," ell OM," drowned." Could it be credited, wars ft nut far the sffir:al accounts, with the authority fur each Me a•P•14•1* yet 1.115 wrecks, with a loss of 920 limo, ecorred es the tuts, sad within the was of the United Kingdom, ia the legit year of 1852? Yet so it is. Of this amber su wiry total wrecks, the remainder stranded sad damaged ' s* • • lupin be discharge cargo. Wise the pram number of the Life -Boat Jeered is she restated • wreck chart or the Snub isles, Arra, ill the mashies to 'hippie, which occurred I. the seas sad the Mons of the United Kingdom is the year 1362, liermatins to this fearful number of 1,115 wrecks. Let the reader peso a moment and cast a careful leek take chat. Each black dot is the sable bonier will* terreenie the shores 'Multi*, a wreck, ki 633 OMB • Wig rack, sad is all other cams sock ea emu st of skew es le moue the vessel to discharge he t r a si s e sap& The Miler of lives last, as far as racer Abaft% deshls be. many ue ant recorded, is 920. lbw • miesmot is dr vast usenet of misery that *hie hie eel& rant raise euviviag relatives and friends, imerail by this Wel Miura, iadeusratly of the lam elf lirne te the mbetrate selferne *morales, and ask yeraisif the quer tea, " Ham of 1 similes atim the= to pretest, to era extra, the monism ?" Wally se we would east the sympathies of all is the ewe we advocate, we do sot wale to suite • pude( brag u tralurarted ; bet by • simple mistime st face sad Imes to appeal to the sera of duty in oar esestrymes, sad aurally to the wealthy metOmmis of rho met metropolis, sad of the large SWIM it Wa ter. fibeflield, Yak, tad Les/A, pseudas *boy are by locality from the pia e h = sys•wilacema of, these semen of distress, mod ask them Was with their parse sad with their pews, i the istrod ass is whisk we are espied, of the preasevatisa of life ben shipwreck. fnu the Burnam? attached to the resistor, we leans hat the esesalties is etch math was as follows: loamy, 126; Tobramy, 77; Marsh, 32; April, 44; Nay, 41; Jane. 29; Jail, 18; Arad, 42; Be bet, hi, October, 164 ; November, 150; December, 1,115. Of thou 464 esserred ea the east cwt el Cheat MOW, lk es die south mast, aid 236 ow the west amt. 116 antes strewed the meals of behead. b wen lon es shin m Scilly. 9 at the Chanael Islands, 18 ea the Ore swil Beelaul, and 18 at the Isle of Mee Lehi leradalue mired ie the sermeadiag mess. plea et cap wand 126 mashie", as shows slew I they Mr* the whole math aid the (*Ply part Nbrersok h the opting, suarar, and aurae were modarata,/ra me ltd Weber an easterly galo w =yam rat la eis die sawed the meats with 102 baalMae e ale a Mort lull of moderate weather, w i re i llswed by piss of majesty ism at this period eif Me pier ; but w the 24th Dmeembett • heavy stem Men the W. buret rat the sees try, tad esdifwsed to • end of the year, with web vMY.es that bribe 26th a mead la the aslghbootheedi of the .t at sea — me bed bawd telaty by sew while of otlMra Mr MOM chew • Me of which 102 wen weds* welds& of 30 wrecks doing this aerial sad deeirme of life duriag the year, as far sees h bum a• 10•4111 te 920 . Of three 100 wise Ma is d=d re by lea the 4th Jewess", as froLeed's Bad ; 13 I. the Callohilso No 6th January, sear the Beek la is the eiegleet of the Duarare:tr is a wrecked hour, 27, we the Ansa ides, , is the Amy. wrecked Mush 23, st the scar Kinsale; 75 to the Mobile looked the Miaow beaks; 10 is the Sreame, sear Boscastle. Corawall: 16 Ia the foe. It, near the bard Dreramia; 16 wrecked December 16, aiWse= , Mswstono ; 45 in the Lulea Dismember 28, at Dungeness ; 15 is the NNW collier, lost in gals of llteembeff i r is the Lily, stranded Dec. 28, is the Sena Me whoa her cargo ignited, and she hismip Ades, wrecked Dm. 28, is Bali sad 10 the Breed Oak, wiselniV s ley, Wray's& ; the roulades ware ahem as the comet, et is wise* MO Wei soma, sidt*Lis all MS. eimple railway radial bed emeemed. Met hA leh a miciases *me wadi hoe the tot- would him be= immuir ia estry seer M _tho MOMS ► 'say adsenthW siteesii have hem t el she new stappeay ee their ollsibs, Weald have bus Impost. Hew Mena Is lowa by Alpine*. la est • seise* 11l As -t of • seeker ? Why, thss, lath Mama I • men to parish—sal rosy ef Mows, as we from sidled, se edam emir within nits is be takes ef ram ? We mil We hue rase whoseted der ea tbiojewmal. sad we repose war A be see et the mat ellasbeal weber a/ afdpwreaks. um T 7111.-1,043 szm delta' the lea twelve me. Is the preeiess y7srla the IMMO 11111111101MMIld j sew IS beerease IS me-best sp. during the last your ellll. TAT.—A report su the pre , las jut loom bowl by the of 41 alles between ue eammeedroglie alia lli North Ike and the Illesegis sala ti mob T ‘ as Vim o . :es ' Vises ape Is be s i ;a 6l.llll.l 4llas tM ppliSlift Si the ventififflii Illeemelfr m ßetelb sot eft ii •prilteL iligns.--A man d tlr bag at o= l : se lbl i tt parliament kw smoke to Mortised of** laws( aseneeted with awl wealdnia,— 4—HOLLOWAY'S PILLS 101 THE Dborev.—Tbssisislarcilisasy allbalowses sissild by their ma la sr at eb• smolt astaamialay. Tao OD *eV= -... onlellottmea IllaMm Ile flabirbai vaiimiliplaMilligen4, Willa awls simseabil am. pellale al lasessanna "Das Ilmaarmildaa tap losea.— MilleastlaibMiitaa4 Mfg he tad of , with Sisis then was *saran a ousel ia the hush Islands dal) at ser--rao ha sat into pert, while of *then the b ansanies, el whisk 102 were t s doily avenge of 110 weeks dans' On gale. The whole less 'flee &Oft the unstained, usesses Y 111th 0 tle Messes, theseyed by Sri 90 With Ilea the Lead's Na as the 116 Jaanary, ass ea e shett Msqta the of th WSW Jesus I is the Any. sea Bled*„ ewer Kials ; 74 Writhes MI, on the Ann* bast bed Oct. 27, near Bathed • Iva, wrecked Nov. 11, near :he Ouse Mom, wrecked Do the Plymouth Mewstose ; Deosesber 2e, at Deng, hes sew 'oilier, lost in the I 911 is the Lily, Weeded De diffna, whoa her cargo ignite the 41 sthissisk wreaked Dec. oohed f i s e id ig l B o is the Breed 0 , Stillborn* ; the alma es the comt, or the asiJoialegnak e iz a t: Iferedf a els* railwa had Yet hie Ide a gem hold, the whole dna& wad Ban, eists/ished la every I sad if any saissoadnet ea the pate a l the ninny e berry See seek' have been In 'the ef less by ship wreck. ethie se that of a stoker ? Wisp 929 seafaring ewes to perish— by the register, froth neglect isol—and no notice to be tal in a sea-coroser. We hen b •pointseent in the pages of tidal .si,ction that that would be is ins of dinthuthing the nesibet St t APPRENTICES IN THE tins have been brand, darisu the shields Custom. bone. I :y wen articled for nes In the gently there has been as fat ien enrolled at Shields dart Sur tL DANISH RAILWAY. r.t position of this railway haa 4171111/111, Mr. 0. 0. Olys. The .conig and Fleasbarg, imenecti he, u 'append to be gamed Ii it any - raid tit ale th e =tint the tubed. The works es the I issue with the Niel eel Altos ' , wand ie the trim, sad an r a beneficial bitaap of nein. The mown ezpn AWOL, and the stipulated per Inch is to innetitste a went, f per out., gas/sawed by rimy, has been duly der _sits& Tut 84:02CII COAL MO' *, minors of Fife wee held o • saber, to petition parliensent - 1 , sad for se 'itemise to Sintl 4isms as is Eaglaad, thensel r.b iug h Correll. Advertiaseint.}—HoU,ol Cm arms assprt.—'fit • .0 use samenee aro deer b ' , nut, owed 411 me silo alt nib /111 Ng ARO boa Ws SSW than me Is termed Sew mg teem • Alb esersiessig OWNS eidelentenspelen ef Mid" Pam& at penlight pole earamillgab ob. se tenses ter =gists, Lid at PlOllllllOl RUSSIAN POSITIONS ON THE BLACK SEA COAST. The Cologne Gazette of the 30th ult. contains the feller/his details relative to the positions...l Bangs on the meters meet of the Black Sea : Amapa is the most ambers plat ea the Nam end if = ths Mask Sea. It is a celebrated !Parses, whisk the Tule mastrnetini to pretest their ma lie the Caucasus. Siam thee the .hue rhig the mast important military psalm la Chmida. othour I. open to every wind, eel/ la essiess ear* la See assese. At Aupa, when taps meows shahs Glebe Osmoses eamasseces, is oitaetsd the nal limit of the Rea elm empire, ea it is to the Imams of that fortrem that es - of the Nest, is themlek ef the Oneidas. Ia mrhe of air tamest Oat% the Imosises brae oily easemeel ia heisted Mos, the pedant at which imam chit it Weft* meek* the skit of Isis est et This same selleollm• Amapa es Ossi, salaam etlll7 Seel& miles. listwess dam tw: e atli ne s sevens, paws wpm a rocky mask mewed by sal seewd with mist hills, owl halals • matron with the mama of white chalk whisk mares their ham. Time hills us eoverld with a rich vegetal°a sad ispeastrabis !meets, mangst latish are disputed the mike sad =of the Cissmaisee. The list pat w the .east k- Kali, whisk die laniesa lave dellielsi by three redeabte. la this met the Imam earesisd the IGO& venal T•sa, is mat whisk • meet a sematisa la 1617. Soma wog %Wise alma la the Say if Oesismijas. the taut see LidveZsara the mere isnortne Medea of tkria Si welsh the amessmals • the Clicamism ea is the hey of PAK es the ammo et which the hassiaas have bed a Rea *se M. Alms the esem, ishallitsi by the !braid. - sbla tribe el the SillelLesel, me the little bays of Non lea, Djsahmeetsee, LON, Sabasid, Mika, sad a Mated. This pert if Oisemela which is marked by • AA eallintisa sad seesseees villaess, fosses a the met istanaksed sesistesse M the Ma. talc &seed X. the erodes mem of the Prism ie swami • mesa &wearies shairesa• the riven limbs • inn, il sad the peers! sepia if the bills mese leapt end leen. Piss of all is seen the hie wiry d lintshell, this the fort pt . • Ihmidaskoi, Cape thasid, wiled the Claps et Kinales i t . by the easisnts, ad the beret Karmassishokes.sel et Wes- es dela ; mak the embus brines at 04, emasiembel Om N MOM, dugs Ohm& aa the aide if Ahesie, belied !fish M rise the smdstisb Isiah mamitees the melt demo 11 h the piste if ammee. Marshals Os adios el Gest, the g amatehe Abode me mart with. The prisms of ii Sheds have ben hosed te admit thesevemigety et theCear. hams he its thank whiskis said le have Mee it humead y the IssMesee Jasibeits, is the that impasse mist ef Abemla I thee elms Sambsesd, a ha, re= et. et width is ilosimMs4 by *ham: sea, ut. me of the Wet boys aa the coast, whore the is lesion hen a fort bait Is 1676 by the Sultan IL AINIIIMI; Ma lastly, lakerise, when the homed IL MlTwee healed the celebrated Greek missy efts- is' IMPer• is the time of the lamas by the aims of a . Iisaw•PIIIN about 26 hams. Oil Eagle miles) below es. Cep latiesies. The river Giladthe ham the limit between Si Abide mil the priaciUit of Jameemishaz maladies le the beaks the ,at the matt et while' is ths fart of leaklio. Oat s h bank of this river essemerstra the alluvial id lempolla, which jam se a dishmes of ipp 110 hikes. sells) fa the latesier *see of ihmseshis The meeatelas • the Offillinel es ee the ma, sed Ohm • Ahhoisialt at the seueb, summed 19 thU walseel by the rivers IMO sad k Miss modol. IsisealLill sad Poti, situated el lbe mouth et them tore rive% heaths priaelysl pleb died' . DO it la m 'sly mi ems* the INS 4111164 sa aceeent is the mal-beaks walla man those. Imps moth an 10 Mind is seam at IN mouse ammo hum the seem. lai Slaw imswppsessiss if the Mee& and free Mails is ISIS, Illaisatasal eel Pal lave hiss ell esmemnial haperteees • and all yeemele eta happy Mersa. It maid seam as lithe to Ramis t iamb m Meads. theme tow= to et. Ram . They me saesemsdal smelly plains si has shish cabals fetid miemseca. At Masa (81 Ens. l e t mike) above the Pbrlsr Ow Nee steer Isesallaiso (Luis, es of Ant..,) Hymnals the amiss tintlesy hem that of Turkey. Is mimes genet Niiksim 'Mel le the last et. military maths et Imola is the liimaist. end whist' * Tarim hue hilly Ideal ae, i i s si tzsend hem. the law 11 .. gram& Ala seenead lona " • ably. The Alleidalt Malltalas spysesdi ab rei g e. Ind St Bates& woosioosoomoot reeks rise thevethe en& Peen is she dem lib hem the are se the wad. ae it os beads ee the NEIL * et N mine slim Owe Use. Lie = ir=l Teal- 1 : ame.beleeft dace the eiMelielial limbs& 0 1 20 Nile No deems formalism et GM Ilea See. Mks tie pp We: 1111 111 4/ rOea ll itiedisairlie les is Air= bee Niel is the tirade et emeeeta le N is sited hems, and whielt h 'anise ea wilbOasureste• m. aside by • regular lice of meamen. Tsobinead meads iablo =Lest el Asia the pesetas if SAY Welsh skates et hat the wales' istseast the thisslese druid am in O P Tslet the d the agssisata. Bak aleinetioa te sae et i the sheaths et f iNiik 21 1 ihesisseie e i r ld 4M. is easeetamte frilled irli Mdw dose if the Black Sera. _ She ri•NN *fas alienate& has, sad the Tads hew OM PI Net se It. Nighties, whisk the liessisra, sea se Wessman all their ahem, hams not es yet hem able to Mretake. BY ELECTRIC LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY, 10 A.Y. ; Now No of the mails have yet arrived. The snow is If awards of a foot deep hers, and it Mill continues ii. 11110W1J11. We have just heard that a serious accident oo waned last night on the railway at St. Helen's. Several limo are reported to have been lost, but the rumour wants authenticating. SHIPPING. Wind E.N.E., moderate. Arrived.—The Witch, from Bahia, after being ashore on Crosby Beach. There are four American ships and two East Ind amen outside the bar awaiting clear weather to come into port. GRAVESEND, THURSDAY, 9.30 a.x. Wind W.N.W., half ebb, cloudy. Arrived.—laonne, from Gravelinee. &Wed.—Menai, steamer, for Calais; Antoinett Gard, for Melbourne; Alfred, for Mauritius. DEAL, TEVIUDLT, 9.46 A IL Wind N.W., light, and foggy. No arrivals. THE WEATHER TABLE. --41-- TROILIDAT, ILNVAILY 5, 154. The date of the woadier at each of the following plow It alas Vele& yesl4=Eweraing. Ts. 111116111111 an mongol ia mist of Pointe:own-1. i Oen& Snow ; °vetoed. 151113114W1CZ —N.Y.; 3troglimarws ; Heavy fall of Ssow. Sraoos—B. ; Omar Deseas i &lOW. SWINDON—E. • fteng Ike* i !Mow. The retina hS'a the /1111.1118 pleas did Set nub this race Is time fa pablatilisa yesterday; they. therefore, indicate the state a the washer is Tisy sorsa, at Was o'rdoelt. Gazarrwica—N.E. ' • Osseo Breese ; °mast. BIZELVIONAM—B.,_ Oesie Brea ; Ovarian. Y•11111001V—B. 11•141 Wad ; Overeat. Laticiurraa-B.E ; stem Breese ; Chad's's. WZITIII —B. ; Geed* Duos ; Overcast—Hard Frost. Daszniorox —N.N.W. t Sepias Breese ; Partially 01414—Frost. HOW TO SAVE TWO THOUSAND POUNDS • YEAH.— It is stsled that Lewd Waterford has increased his Ma me 2,0001. a year wader the following circumsteasse :—A gra. thane peewee' ef a large funded property, Sadie; the fads in es tepidly, became alarmed, sad applied to Led Weaseled to know if he would take all his capital at per sad Thee Led Waterford has death and cleared elf hie iii Ineasalwanses, Ala were at a higher rate of M used. The eagetiatiem wen eked ea Froday. We aa. lad Waded will dear 2,0001, a year by the alwirellea.—Ofere Awed Tam Camas nt BoonAm—No tardier eases of &ekes have brae reported la Zdhaarsh dace war last ; although two are stated te have emend is UAL In aleerew, we are glad to um is ems as tM eassess. Them were, es Toesday, Wedeseckly, sed Thswelay, eras, sad 112 deaths ; aad. saliMbea, Id awes efillembsta am reverted. Duds* is sow abet rid el the die wow let dansa its stay there it les sessieddllU Asthma Is iii Dairy the malady has see aide its ap peeramee —la hew losality with great acelapllYr ow -710, opts video efter a few Male' holOgoomoo. lll aC is r•gt theme hare bon am honk Ma osom of the insism—opimms. Tia Bun= Poucs.—The Ipswisk Darsegh Ulm Moore amt to be allowed to wear timaisibos mad bomb. TINT profane' a report to NW Tata oomaloo tor posta to Noma with th• mot, width wasosailly =lmo of dto comadttoo szpromooltbair it. of '&0,4 tbs seastaeas theasslvw= " C:110. AND Nowa Winn" BADMAN.- Ratan or Walk for dr we* rad* ha. 1, 1•41 Paisatipsgy paid% seeds." lain% mad lob. 24.817 L no. 64. ; gr ia l b 44.l. 7741.41114 Total, 41 10. 44. IL . • . • : 1.1. b SHARB LISTS. WIDNINIDAT WWII& The railway market today was almost wholly de void of feature, owing to the- uon-receipt of letters and orders from the country. Up to the official closing hour prices were nominally quoted about the same as they eland yesterday; bat towards four o'clock weakness was shows, an the fall in Consols, and price. finally left off 5. to 10.. par cont. woes* than yesterday. Tb. market has not Limn so quiet for maths put. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocc. The railway market showed heaviness this morn ing, sales being generally pressed at lower prices; but, on the rally in Consols, a corresponding improve- meat has take; plea in this dom . inant also, and prices have rammed to about the final rates of yester day. London and North-Western Stock is now quoted 102 to i ; Great Waters, 82 to ; Midland, 61 to j s Lancashire and Yorkshire, 64} to fib; Caledonians, 261 to (atter being 28 to 1); Great Northam% 21 to i (atter declining to 201 to 3); and Doren, 171 to 18. French shares are rather better. U. &modem, MOM& IN sal Wag I 101= 1 , 1 0 10.. 1 4111 . 1. au t. 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War 1,540 se sow. astisl7. lll s 6 44 KO* 1 balk 0/1 iv* sow to 11a *aft 41.174 *154 Ifthed Michaa .ll 4 4i s 70, I Walk, all tome tout orisoo — = WWI I WOK likeipass.-.-. all *MOO 1 Shea f Thauhralla slimosi deal. .-THIS DAY. SCOAL—There has not been a public sale to-day, but the market has a very firm appearance. Refined continues in good demand. Grocery lamps, 4.51. to 60e. Correa is in limited request; pries' are quoted about the sage. No public sales hare been held to-day. TL.—The market is quiet. P:martro.-380 begs were about hall sold in public eels at fell prime, Bd. Meld. Perria.-600 bags Malabar sold by auction, at 40. 8,00.-120 beg. sold at 20a.; 18D mess were bought in at Rs. thrrotc.—About 400 bales sold on 'Cheap yesterday at precious prices. 4,800 bales Tinnevelly were offered in polio y sale to-clay, and bought at 44d. ; bales Madre. chiefl sold at hd. to hd. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. 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Davie roped, Ihe 11■11111fi l arooll Imam Ilk;. E Mew pima :—Peise Ilearleve Me. le ; er, SOL es 00s. ; isms. Ik. Se ; Clew. Ob. es 10e.; mood sat, Na 0,110 a.; Straw, 40a. to 00e. GLASGOW AND SODTH-WENTIULN RAlLWATe— kaiegar the week maim Dee. 31. 1553, 4,876 L 17a 3d. le. sd. w 103 eek, 1, 4.7544. Os. 104. Iseeeeee is MONEY Mdlil►ET: WZDNZIDAT EVENING. Owing to the detention of many of the provincial and other foreign mails through the severe weather, beldam in the Stock Exchange was almost suspended to-day, and much inconvenience was caused through. out business circles. In the absence of any fresh bad news, the funds opened firmly, and were main tained at the official closing hour at an advance of per cent. on the closing rates of yesterday. Towards 4 o'clock, however, a considerable amount of stock was offered, and the market fell suddenly I per cent., finally closing I per cent. lower thin the 4 o'clock range of yesterday. A rumour was at tho same time cir culated in the house that intelligence had been received of the actual entry of the allied fleets into the Black Sea, but there was no confirmation of this, and it was generally regarded as a mere Stock Exchange report. The closing prices of today's Paris Bourse came reported by telegraph nearly the same as those of yesterday, this Bourse showing no rally from the late severe fall. Money in the Stock Exchange to-day was easier. Loans on government stock up to the February aeon* wan oir i esiod as low as 3 per emit: Consols were first quoted 934 to 1, advanced to 931 to 1, relapsed to 934 to 1, and were quoted at 3 o'clock 931 to l ex div. for the 18th January. A 4 o'clock the price had declined to 921 to 93. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for the opening, 18th January, 931, 1, ex div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 931, 1. Three and-a-Quarter per Cents, 944, 4,4, 1, 4. Long Annuities, 1860, 51. Bank Stock, 2164, 215, 217. This last-named stock shows weakness. Exchequer Bills were quieter to-day, but maintain their advanced quotation of 71. to 10s. prem. As these securities bear 3 per cent. per annum interest, they are likely to attract unemployed capital, ;whilst politics remain so unsettled. In the foreign bond market the transactions were on the most limited scale, and prices exhibit no change worth quoting. Granada Deferred Bonds remain fiat. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 231 to 24. Peruvian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 67 to 69. Sardinian, 89 to 91. Spanish Deferred, 21 to ex di.. The Committee's Certifs., 44 to 5 per cent. ; Russian Five per Cents., 111 tol 113 ; ditto Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 94 to 96 ex div. Granada Active, 20 to 21 ; ditto Deferred, 7 to 73. The list of sales comprises only the fol lowing, viz.:—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 1852, 93. Danish Five per Cents., 102. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 961 : Portuguese Four per Ceuta., 41, ex div. Sardinian Five per Cents., di v. 901. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 441, 1,1, ex The mass of commercial bills falling due today, the 4th of the month, seems to have been lees heavy than that of last mouth. In the morning some little difficulty was observed in some cases, owing to the detention of letters through the severity of the wea ther, but on the whole bills have been uncommonly well met. There seems to have been no great pres sure for money, and we bear of discount of first class short dated paper being effected as low as 41 to 5 per cent. It would appear that the check which has lately been given to many branches of trade causes some diminution in the pressure for commercial The amount of specie and bullion shipped on board the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Ripon, which wee to leave Southampton this day (Wednesday) for Alexandria, is 235,9901., of which 28,4201. is in gold and 207,5101. in silver. The par ticulars of this shipment are annexed, viz.: For Alexandria, gold, 7,0001.; for Ceylon, gold, 5,2001; for Bombay, silver, 93,4201.; for Madras, gold, 2401.; for Penang, silver, 3501; for Batavia, silver, 42,0001., and gold, 3,8801; for Hong Kong, silver, 15,0001., and gold, 12,1001. ; for Canton, silver, 58,4001.; for Shanghai, silver, 4001. The amount of specie brought in by the Niagara, from New York, is stated at 440,000 dole., or about 88,0001., but of this a considerable portion is under stood to be destined for the continent. _ _ Notice has been issued, that Messrs. Baring, Bro thers, and Co.. and Messrs. Glyn Mills, and the agents of the government of Canada, have received authority to redeem at once, at par, the Canada Five per Cent. Debentures falling due in London on the Ist of April next. Notice has been issued by the Belgian Minister of Finance of the purchase and burning of bonds and inscriptions to the amount of 698,666 francs (about 27,9461.) of the Belgian Tines per Cents. of 1838. In Mincing-lane, to-day, the males of sugar went off briskly. Peoang sugar realised an advance of 6d. to Is. per cwt., and Madras of hilly 6d. per owt. Of coffee, the sales went off steadily. In the corn market to-day the attendance of buyers was very small, but a fair amount of business was done, and a fresh advance was realised of 2s. per quarter for wheat off the stands, and Is. per quarter for floating cargoes. Several floating cargoes are reported as sold since Monday. Yesterday the pews of wheat advanced at Liverpool 9d. to le. per 701 b., and flour 2s. 6d. per barrel. At Newcastle the rise in wheat was 2s. per qr., and at Ipswich, 3s. to 4s. The majorit y . of the ron& markets report a decline. The Paris corn market was quiet. The subjoined has been forwarded to us by the Committee of Mexican Bondholders. The Mexican government, it will be men, continues to give cause of complaint to its creditors. The committee of Mexican bondholders have, by way of the United States, received a copy of Mr. Falconnet's lea ter, dated Mexioo. Dee. 1, 1863, which he bad sent by the direct iteket, which is still due. Mr. Palconnet had been obliged to defer his departure for another month, and at the data of his letter Intended to loam Vera Cruz, by the stammer, for New Orleans, on the 22nd December, so as to be here in about three weeks. The last report of the com mittee (24th January, 1863, pages 10 end 11) mentioned that the per tentage maimed to Me foreign debt of tha poet duty on specie had, by the Mexican authorities, been calculated on the 31 cent. charged previous to Oct 1, 1851, and not on the increased rate of 6 par cent. then lo omed, and that for want of amounts this had only just then been discovered, though the difference may have amounted to 60,000 dollars annually, to the prejudice of the hand -1 holders. The government has now ordered that in future ' the per centers in favour of the foreign debt shall be cal culated on the fall duty of 6 per cent. levied on the export of dollars. Oa the other hand, the government continued to appropriate the revenues assigned to the bondholders in Guaymas, Matamoros, and the ports of Yucatan, although Mr. Faleonnet bad remonstrated to the Minister of !inane* an the subject. The foreign and colonial wool trade continues in a very healthy state, and prices are very firm. The year opens with every prospect of a good demand, and present prices will probably be fully main- 1 tained. When the news of the Australian gold dis coveries first arrived, many persons predicted a great falling off in the supplies of wool from those colonies] the result, however, has proved other wise. The importations from Australia into Lon don in 1852 were 183,888 bales ; and in 1853, 175,734 bales; showing an increase during the put year of 11,848 bales from our Australian colonies. From the Beat Indies and China there were im portedir. 1862, 22,168 bales; and in 1863, 38,139 Wes. From sundry other places there were im tlreas in 1862, 58,813 bales • and in 1853, 82,212 . 4 Notwithstanding thi s great increase, the stock on hand is not more than we generally have at this season of the year. In German wools during the past few days several sees have been made, but the stock was never so low in this market as at present. Spanish wools are all taken out of im porters' hands. On the 12th and 13th inst. there will be several public miss of But India, China, and other low wools. The colonial wool males are expected to commence on the second Thursday in February. The second instalment of 10s. falls payable on the new shares°, the North. British Australaman Company on the 23rd inst. _ . w i'be iiiiii;ta . annual general court of proprietors of the Australian Agricultural Company is called for the 27th inst. A half-yearly general meeting of the City of Lon don Gaslight Company is called for the 18th hut. to declare a dividend. Land shares to-day were dull. In Bank shares the transactions were also very scanty, and the only fea ture was a farther fall of 11. in the shares of the Oriental Bank. Crystal Palace shares were steady, closing at 11 to 11 prem. In other shares of a mis cellaneous character there was no feature. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses,as received by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic express: Amsterdam, Tuesday,closing prices :—Dutch Four per Cents., 931; dittoTwo-and-a-Hall per Cents., 62 7-16. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 21 3-16 ; the Coupons, 4 15-16 per cent. ; the Old Three per Cent. Foreign, 451. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 75.1. Portuguese New, 37. Mexican New, 23i. Peruvian New, 631. Granada Deferred, 71. These prices show a general decline. The Exchange on London comes reported 21c. higher at 11.671 short. At Paris to-day (Wednesday) the Three per Cent. Rents closed for money at 72.20, and the Four-and. a-Half per Cents. at 100. The Four-and-a-Half per Cents. are 10e. better than they closed yesterday, but there is no real recovery in this market. Vienna--Closing prices (Tuesday) : Austrian Five Rzehange on Lobo, fra3 C . si tart ia b: l 46 9 , 4 l:372. This bourse shows flatness. Hamburg—Tuesday : Spanish Three per Cents., 372; ditto. Deferred, 191. Exchinge on London, 13 b.m. Spanish atooks have fallen. Frankfort—Tuesday : Austrian Five per Cent. Metalline, 781. Spanish Three per Cents., 40); ditto, Deferred, 21). These prices also exhibit a fall. Berlin—Tuesday : Russian Fonvand-a-Half per Cents., 941. Exchange on London, 6.161. At Dantzic on Tuesday (yesterday) the telegraph reports no demand for wheat, but steady prices at Breslau and Stettin; on the same day there was no movement in the metal markets. With reference to the course of the silk trade during the past year, the circular of Mesas. Durant and Co. observes as follows : The retrospect of the year just concluded forms a pleasin contrast to that of its predecessors—twice we have reported unsatisfactory, if not unpro fi table bashes ; for although in the latter half of 1862 our Throwsters had emerged from a long period of severe depression, and were doing well, our manufacturers were working to little profit, and apparently with less progress, suffering from the great difficulty of a comparatively limited sale for their goods, and a supply of the raw material scarcely adequate to feed the actual re quirements of their producing power. how all this is changed—all have done well—new vent has been found for our manufactures, with a reasonable prospect of con tinuance, and even increase, and we have had a largely increased supply of raw material—the only aurora ex hibiting a deficiency being Turkey and Bengal, the one for several years of not much importanoe—the other, it is hoped, only to progress more surely in future years—and an unusually large quantity is afloat, so that the deficiency may yet prove to be only the result of accidental circumstances; prices too were generally without material change; in Jun* and July there were pushed up 10 t, 15 per cent. by speculative movements, founded upon anticipated difficulty in supply from Chins, and the enormous deliveries in that particular clam, no less than 2,800 bales per month regularly and un interruptedly ; bat consumers did not purchase much at those enhanced rates, and in October and November prices again resumed their former range. Our total deliveries show an inerease of 1,000,000 lbs., about 17 per cent. we believe, without any materially increased total export—the export of thrown silk has inn eased, manifesting a growing appreciation of Asiatic silk on the part of foreign manufac turers, without their having at present the means of throw ing these classes—this may be changed in the progress of the meson, as the Continental mills become short of supply of European silk. The chief features of the year were the full and uninterrupted profitable employment of the =Oa— ths enormous increased import and delivery of China silk— the improved position in the stale of prices of the best and finest Bengal silk—sad the great scarcity of coarse silk of all classes, especially the lower priced. 14 101 $ THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. The English stock market showed flatness this morning, but has since rallied to the extent of 3 per cent., and is now per cent. better than at 4 o'clock yesterday. Consols opened at 921 to 931, became strong sellers at 93, rallied to 931 to and are now quoted 931 to 1 ex div. for the 18th January. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 93 to ; the Three-anda-Quarter per Cent. at 94 to ; sod Exchequer Bills at 7s. prem. The foreign stock market remains very dull, scarcely any business offering. Mexican is quoted 23$ to I; and Spanish Deferred, 21k to I ex div. Peruvian Three per Cents. have been dealt in at 484, Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 941 to k ex div.; Spanish Old Three per Cents., at 444 ; and Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 921. --41 , --- WEDNESDAY ETENINO. Business in the British mining share market to day was very limited, and, in the absence of trans actions, there is no feature to report. Great Polgooth shares were rather latter. The sales reported are: Lisburne, at 212; Wheal Unity, 3, 3 3-16 ; Great Wheal Baddern, 15, +; Molland, 5, I ; Devon United, 3, j ; Tremollet Downs, 4, 4. In the gold mining shares there was almost a sospenaioa of business, and quotations remain nomi nally much as before. Nouveau Monde shares were flat. The Port Phillip Company's shares, with 11. paid, stand quoted in the official list at the miserable pries of 2.8.6 d. to ss. each. At 4 o'clock, Colonial Gold were quoted to premium; Great Nuirget, dia.. to par ; British Australian Gold, 5.16 to 7-16 die.; Nouveau Monde, I to prem.; Agua Fria, / to 4 prem. Peninsular mining shares were rather better, clos ill at 14 to 15 prem. West Indian and other mining stocks show no change of importance. The nominal closing prices of new undertakisgs are as follows :—Sooth Devon Consols,/ to 4 prem.; Lewis Hill Range,/ to # dia.; Clarendon (ofJamaica),par to pm.; Golden Mountain, 4 to du.; Mount Carbon Coal, jto I dia.; Kenmore, par to prem.; Conne mara, I dia. to par ; Glenaulin, 5-16 to 3-16 dia. ; Aus tralian Mutual, / to I dim. ; Poltimore, 5 to F prem.; Great Crinnis, fto pm.; Garnett and Moseley, to 1 prem.; Sue River (of Jamaica), dia , to par; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), to prem. ; Adelaide Land and Gold, 15 to 04 dis. ; Australasian Coal, to dia.; Britannia Gold, I to / per eh. (all ca ll s pai d rap) ; Fortuna, to 4 prem.; Obernhof, Ito a pm.; Glad bach Zinc, par to prem.; San Fernando Silver Lead, par to prem. ; London and Virginia Gold and Copper,par to k prem. ; Peninsular Mining, 14 to 15 poem.; Great Hewes United Tin, par to prem.; Cologne Lead, 4 to; die.; Monarch Gold, 5.16 to 3-16 dis. ; Jamaica Copper, to 4 pm.; New Linares, dia. to par; Melbourne Gold, j to ; New South Wales Coal, # to 4 dia. ; L'Aigle d'Or, to 4 dis.; Dhurode Copper, par to prem. ; Carberry West, 516 to 3-16 dia. ; Moselle, 4to pm. ; British Colonial Smelting and Reduction, die. to par. ; Lackamor Copper, j to die.; Cumberland Hema tite Iron Ore, par to prem.; Great Cambrian Mining and Quarrying, to # prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoca. The gold mining shares to-day are steady, with little business. Ague Fria shares are quoted to pram.; Nouveau Monde, 3-16 to 5-16 prem.; Colonial Gold, 5-16 to 7-16 prem. ; and Great Nugget, die. to 1 prem. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 39 to 40; Peel River, 1 dia. to par; North British Australasian, par to k prem. ; and Scottish Australian Investment, 1 7-16 to 1 9-16 prem. Santiago de Cuba shares have been dealt in at 51. GREAT NORTHERN RAlLWAT.—iteturli of traffic for weak ending Dee. 26, 1863 :—Passsagers, parcels, car risga, horses, dogs, sad cads, 9,3371. 16e. 6d. ; aterokleadise sad atiaerals, 11,9021. Cos. 10d. ; tattle, 249 k 41 4d.— Total, 21,4891. 7s. 7d. Corrsapoadiag week, 1853, 16,627 k 141.8 d. LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.--• Amount of tragic for the wash endow Dee. 31, 1863 :—Pas• 10= 7,9871. Oa. 2K. ; goods, 3,9331. 16s. 8.1. Total, 16s. 10td.