The Express. — London, England, 1854-01-11 00:00:00

Ww' ; o' . ir . 7 ) .A. ~~ ~~ ~ .I c s ~/ ~ t Txpre% ~.~' "`~ LONDON, WED: No. 2,306.] 'ENING, JANUARY 11, 18:4. [THREEPENCE. NOTICH OF pt 9 [Tsp. BANK of DEkiiilf, NATIONAL ASSURANCE, ant ISYLITNIXT 1111110CIATION, liertnHara, Trat.hrer.equess, Loudon. Illenbnied h.l). I{i4. ic %avrs ter the BALPA MILLI INFIRM et tha F a net. pa mow en the Menotement link et bed te the SIM Innehee. Eta be READT Me MUT= es nil ge u Moan% eel mink deny bemire the bend 111 ire a. natio m em. se idioms .1 ben the Weenollb beiFr Im o. forwarded kr *mime : the man' ma gob le co reentebli at the BIN Mese le Lamas. ow temallaill say of way welt Os 111611111111111. St. In& rasa Masegthe Dinner. pw. lbeenetune free MI sinNeetteet. OUINHAIL—Mr. WAL H. HAM!, the rma. ea= rliteriereT=ats ars sew ready. ..1.4 tee ememiesamew fr 10. Pamphlet's Mimi Clalmadam. CHRISTMAS PRESIINTS.—TM ozaberasoo of t b e ow. solo nom et rah WOMB WI kb lb , Au, is obyribp osiler lb gin elms/ Mak awl MAN to arms lagabil dome Is dr bias of se lib lt ly at Ms boil,* MVO Or IIDWIANDS' IIIiaCASLU; OM lbw NM ~ usue y issertot Mil of bar ; 110Wybspy, 'ALT in, ,ter um the Mb üblik Yr. soll lkombs; ma obObTo. Yr hot rnbe. fL or Tzpost Me mblbsyme ~, ay WI. an oil bib; bomposi lb to aildbiont et dm '"—l saleallel• EP lbeaby sal aboked. i k .....y spybo. inibibil•Alid W IOWLIIND and PM 1,4 gairipoiss. Laulas awl by dirolyks sad partlembs. KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.—The vast omen is the ilevend lot these Coes It LA Segiges. rid the testerer testieteelel tatalmay rewind, do t o meting they ere the bee eel Wet ras Ihe kg ter ewe ei s t rui e•A radh eeetelellet: — end ether no ba. ll."" riumnery warm lb. Iwo ' stun ohms 0 lowa marmot the Mee et meto g er tem wog do et the Wag Ise (Arm, re et die palls , we them. maw the swereteettese et nee et the seer i t the kailly. Pro ps/ g•A old hi banes. I.i. 1t41.. eel IL la g 4e. IIL. led les. le. 171 0 " i f THOIIIMI K "ATM, Me. 716 It. Terere. a gear.Lambe. bit veldt tu di ke, ht the lihele A. Te 'et gorier iiiisfilee glum le eliewe M er it us illt Meet" Ireedee's Coop Leeteuee* see ateette ee the mem si wet Mem el emit be, elates% tree* sere are palm ri Is Prise PA.*. bawd.. 111. D E PORQUET'S L. TRESOR de I'ECOLIER r. otattcoto ; or, Trans Wise Laglids Into hotel st Slslit. Si AI $ LE PETIT SECRETAIRE PARISILY. A. U. 80 MST MINCH READING-1100IL h.*. U PA RI sl A4l PHRASEOLOGY. (MELO TRI,OR. U DITTO READISO.POOK. IS DITTO PHRASEOLOGY. * ITALIAN Twos. st. Al DITTO {WADING-BOOK {WADING-BOOK DITTO PIIII,4 4 EOLOGY. Si. IIIsTOIRI DS NAPOLEON. St. I HISTOIRII DR MEC& IL HIsTOIRE riottourrommoso to •TM selbod M. IP. is Pulpit los aisptel hi Os losiimg 0 E. lingo Is bsisa ea try dr 11 - 21 solopirsolool mink sal Or Mot IIL It lidi so thentilik bon Ms loin or low horirsio."-- et• limolood 11= a : Illsoklo, Iforobet. sad Co. a. Us Wow ter SIM Ma so THE FAMILY ECONO , Fint Berke, so including tar firs Wenn ta. DU. 1111111110 IS dorm in 111 balls& nianabing Or Threr lbw arra Paps d 81. mit mai Wowing+ an Dinsals is. Bum ilontion. 1114 Sailiny libiam. anbia mad ff& Pinaliwy likaaan. 14 C A I . wry Inabeirannarble aralia‘ an. In no saw Us" rt e fam le ilindigniaa. an.. sad far Mao NA Ili Mao Lama% nwalay OM be =Wk. than a ism a winos 10 IMO Inaludni sag sand wet. It Ile Yon lir alibi New Eloorog emir et Ms FAMILY 114. ICOIIOIIIIIT sad inanakilas Oas asnibly ionine hy Tows ad Country a an Inillid. PIN IL . 10 Laudon i OrmainWas in Uri MY by sil boibmian. is 1 .. THE D A I LY NEWS: I 7 Loam Yarning Payer, pries 54. es Asa Palatal Oigaa. the UAILT NEWS Is et the heed of the U. to *al Preis ef Glad Mesta, setessed* fres ewes in Its broadest N. iser. ad all aserei ami peaks( sokems, wheat* pantie*, seelsi. OLsi eirdedarasi. es la the ea** she mem efils Omani Iteme.-k Ms sagenay dile g• l a a ge-.lei the mg* imaktal. sad Mapertisi sbegergise ef ils tel heolgallgsasi. medians varied meressithesnel ammmakd la. se Mush= easidesi la Ile Cl*. flaliwag. and tiatalars hada.- re. Wive Is aseargams‘ af It NNW • man Eddied 111 ef WWII an tor elm poor- $ll 0 0 . 11. 4 Tat Mori fit gh*gthg - k Mem Sias by every to mini malk-INIS Sks asig ll* = iks Ng Dip" *Milt of prim. N yillasisoyebsee. 111. k elimmes itself to *milre e ea Wag Ike !1p pager be the 0 /kw. sliesstbsis, ad has sheep adoON. from Osmium itt illslemies elmatteemsos. It. be pram. la pubes how le Mews by Me lest mean ef smite to Ye* tar the year Ilte le ths Weiss Leaden liewapagers, by s Meel It will be nee that *is piper (Me yea** by mere than to uity yore) had to Om years Miles Its these &het sampetMere : 10 Ibtabltelesel. Mew lord. * Yearn CeicopirLa ....-., 1770 ..... ......... MAT 10 llomso Pan 1772 MOW is VaaPIINI RULALIP, DAILY NEWS SR its coaunued manager* af thi= • TaMiatirie** llB.l" ht. gallon recently esprassi I, • Ot. ns • Why New. •Is as =en lbs Leis msening et. pawn. viola eke int k he* iggiereselmelabighilbemiteme-over 0 pre ranee emirate* Mit semenelbs Mambo VW* is lamb of ha ,melt. K ara of froyar ; isd Onesr wok ad mend MAMA vrts.a . um of tam emeepesel Mfg gem art mkit is Mod LSI somber of edverde le OW .These-slaisrl by spy It 4• piper, as *NW Ewe kus anispikk will rsenessteN TO eateasee." 14 T. to ordered Of say ississass or Nemo= Who kingdom; or at M. ha hem to. bandeau's*. Vlset•Mese. L. 511 BY ELECTRIC T 1 LIVERPOOL, We:mama, 1010 A.M. Wind N.N.E., moderate, sad frosty. Arrived.—Sarah Sands (steamer), from Portland; Labelle Harnett, from Calcutta; Sea Nymph, from I - Baltimore ; Otseonthe and Colonel Cutts, from New ! Turk; Pedlar, from Laguna; Mount Washington, from Montreal; Lady Franklin, from New York; President, from Buenos Ayres ; Induatre, from Macao; Belle Antonie, from Alexandria; and Princeton, from Quebec. On the 21st December, in lat. 48, long. 16, the Princeton. whilst lying to in a heavy gale, made out a dismutod brigantine; stood towards her, and 61 ' found her to be the Loyalist, of Plymouth, from New Si York, for London ; lay by her till 5 p.m. of the 22nd, 104 then, the weather moderating, succeeded in taking oil the crew. 50 KINGSTOWN, JAN. 10. N, Wind N.N.E. • :. Arrived.—Emma, from Cadiz; Minerva, from Oporto; Waakgaambiel, from Amsterdam; Brilliant, from Yugwailh; Adolph°, from Charente. QUEENSTOWN, Jas. 9. Ilt. Wiod, N.N.W. 14 Arrived.—Cargey, from Mauritius, for Bristol; " Idea, from Demerara, for Limerick; Junior, from t o, Callao; Gratitude, from Kertch; Margaret, from IS Philadelphia; Gabriel, from Havannah, for Liver- . 1 Pool- ss Oft —Zoe, from Mauritius, for Bristol; St. Mathn rin, from St. Domingo, for Liverpool. iii Sailed.—Carl, for Hamburg; Lord Sidmouth and Lord Haldo, for Glasgow ; Glu, for London; Excel. slur, E. Boucher, and F.leanora, for Liverpool; Eleanor, for Bristol. GRAVESEND, WM:INS/DAT, 9.30 A. 11. Wind N.W.W., tide about high water ; weather fresh, and cloudy. Arrived, Jan. 10.—Aunt Mary, from Bombay ; Er draght, from Sebevening ; Loader Jolland, from Heisiabmg ; Two Friends, from Konigsberg ; Conner, from Oothland. Arrived, Jan. 11.—Nathalia, from Skielskoer. Sailed, Jan. 11.—Royal Charlie, for Port Adelaide; Charlotte, foe Port Adelaide ; Queen, steamer, Har lingen. DEAL WiIaZODLY, 9 Wind N.N.E., fresh, and cloudy. Named. —Teneritle, from Loudon, for Newport II -.urn, from London, f,r Axon s. • ...:d.—John Bun) on, for hirer, in tow; Orion I:uulogne. fIIE BISHOP ca Limos's VI3ITATION OF ST. s , Ce ru &mum —Yesterday morning the Bishop of n. assisted by the Right Hon. Sir John Patteson, sad • 1:•4 lion. Dr. Stephen Lushiagton, chancellor of the as 111,1W)fl, proceeded with the inquiry into the • e. d sbus , ” of the revenues of the seetropolitau cathedral the des,. and chapter. The Dean. CMOs the Hon. and lt.e. If. Nloiragoe Vtllier.. sod Cameo the see. W. Well- Charopneys, as also several of theadesememe sad other a.atkmtn officially connected with the sethedeek were pre. ht. Are bileaeo• Hale was atoent be ef Wisp*. wine. Mr. salt, Q.C., continued the eiiews e le the midst • I which be wee laterrepted by proarikes elesremeat, 4 , 4 eluteaded that the miser 'eases bed at the Ude I. 'Lan is the mem= widen they eleiesh, eepmehes • coo.ictsee *et the presesteme had hese breeiht brier • TINIOT ander a odeapprehesided el the law, ead• sir l•rtasoliag of the farts of the met. Dr. R. l'hilimsee ~,wed on the eases bide. Mr. Maly \mita era MIMS whole cue, the Bishop of LOOMS drake& Isausiod wort for the assistance they had reedered Nm r end said would take time eq.:amides his beide& The seem& cr then tumatated. JAYCEE AND MEUdi iLtILWAT.—Traile reelipts Im the week sadism Dee. 31, 1563 :-4771. 17s. M. SHARE LISTS. TOISDAY EVIIXIXO. The railway market today was quieter, and gene rally exhibited steadiness. At the close, prises were is mot oases nearly identical with the final rata of Testerday. Great Northernewere rather better. In itself this market is sound, but it is quickly affected in tone by the movements of the Conant market. The public are at present doing little or nothing in rail way stocks, and the changes in price rest for the moment almost entirely with speculative operations. At the final close the market was a shade flatter in tone, in sympathy with Consols. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocic. Very little business has been dose in the railway market to-day, and the twee b flat. Most of the leading stocks are abseil I per asst. lower than at 4 o'clock yesterday. Wades sod North- Western stook is quoted 101 to 4 ; Great Western, 81 to 1; Mid land, 60 to 1; Lanceddre and Yorkshire, 63 to 1; Dover., 171 to ; sad Caledonians, 26 to 1. Great Northern. are well miggorted, at 201 to 21. French shares are dell. and warmly changed in riot. Norther= areipsawl 321 to i ; gumbos:is, 30 to 1; and Paris amitAreas. 141 b t pen. , Lmsellimdel tai May at 91 to t. maim Art min AND MICR 1% 304 4 1 U 9• 94 de Is 19 4' :I Is 4 144 1)4 14 U 4$ 43 • • te ii 124 121 Is 42 1 1 ...1 4819 .1-. . . 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Ditto Mt* _ TotaaLll.lLiLakrorei glass flw Kam MIL yeisrday. 10. day. 1 • as i:st i • Asioiro:6l . 4 2 tai. err IMAM 106 .4461160N1imlis .... so Mai pm 10.11111 a 141101mbi6is „. I 14 14 Als Will SO . II NAN 1 &NMI= 061 - 4 . 1066:: 611 (1 SY 1410 M 1 arissea Paoaoald W iMs KAN 1 Sixthi. I, SI assinca Iran Coal ,WI 11 110,001 1 WM Awallia WWI all I 1 AI 116.115 M •11111611200. MS i II 10001 SI •Ilesalaip(lmat4l.p.76 Sy 11 6 SAO so caLsoomosomoossio all 7 24 11060 60 Ds. A. Mks Dal Pay IS 12 11 110,000 1 0666•Ws Crook I i 10. 1 11:11160m.lua.06.,Jaaa • 1111,0.005511 40 0A6•Clowl all 16 47 164 407 4•111 (1611. 1 1 1 p 0 11 70 1 1 Sir,•oo 11. lam ce Bag W ss 76 11,011 $ 4Dp._ pram. 111 4 pa 70,000 flignAWY•Oopp all 14 6 110,001 1 °l ptitir m i TlDB ** —. all IMa par SNOW ID 1134ased 11l 14 IS moo 1 emus twor — orgi; ou s 01. moos .4 411 11 21 161,067: 1 ea MAIO MeV a • Ms. 16.411/ Moon 14.161 Las.IIO6IUrs.G.Q.C.C, w I MAO sliaskelts 60,060 Now Gramla a ll dia pow swoostoolosiiiiii;l ou woos 1 Illamea Sfaida a 9 Ipa 101,010 , Part 1 1 dip SAW r spa 10101 li _maz y ill 1 111,000 • 19c0 38 , arogiasoms— s 10. , 110 en& Anaralbal...— all 1 Sas 1,1661 'w 4YOmit 11.171 718 . 111 1 Maud Moisma....— al. 11 1 IM7lk, pr 1 1 Won all mow I wait isoshoos—. all es 106011 1 Ids all I IMs • Tleadwaii• to Mond EMS. JOINT ITOON RAMO mamas Weft Nagar dam i N Go Una Pd.. yossordow. Way. —. * A . A 73 74 .. 40 9:loraiiiiii;iii Co. so - % 00 YAWL NS AIMS& .. a ... I 3 40.4041 26 coonsissesso of MS .. 6 16 06 da 60.000' 20 Marl of Idly . Aar 1 ada5........ 2 1 i 1 1 / 4 II 10600 I* sumo so • ** * ii Li:4Si: • U el ....i: Tn& gi..... , It t Pa, —•-• ' 374 Jdat ta 14640104 see WssokiSiS s 10. 104 , Nor Prot. of liallad t = = 1, oof w 4d." 43 44 . • an 43 46 r ....... 4 1 4. ' ilaeliaie mil -.- 06 11. II 03461 i ... 142 6 moo is isms sossai a72 74 T 3 11, Da. NM .... ...... . 14 71 71 O. iii Vales eel= It 14.400 46 Umbra* FLOODS; Allan° FROM THE TEAW.—The thaw which eestainsowl as Thursday ►ut, and appears to have bee* general, has hoes saarosly less disastrous in several parts of the country than the snow storm end frost which It has so rapidly ssesseeded. The weight of water brought from the uplands sloping to the Medway has been so great, that the river gradually roes on S•nday and Sunday sight to en alarming height, overflowing its banks and floodiag the neighbouring fields and meado vs to a far greater ex tent than during the floods which occurred on the 20:h and 21st of October last, and which occasioned the 100 of • number of lives at Hadlow. At Maidstone the paths and wharfs on each side of the river were placed completely under water, and in passing under the bridge assumed the wild strength of a torrent. The cenars of the houses near the bridge were till. (1 with water, to the great inconve•i. ewe and discomfort of the occupants. As yet, however, we are glad to say that we have heard of no accident involving loos of life.—SowtA Eastern Gazelle. DSEADFUL ACCIDENT.—A most distressing mei dont, by which three men have lost their line, has jut occurred at the Peon Colliery, nF ar Wreiham, North Wales. The men were descending the pit, when, by a sudden jerk, the chain broke, precipitating them to the bottom. Ose of the unfortunate creatures in felling struck with mash vio lence against a scaffoldiag seed is Waking to the main tied of coal, that his body wee Itteally eat in two. Tho other two were dashed be pion, sod Ike remains have not pet been recovered, the helm a harp depth of water la the pit. AU of them kayo l et wives and families. ATTEMPT AT SELIP-BTLEVATION.-011 Pride , the deck Ws, (bergsGelb, • soastableof Imre, wee that William Aim . ea osseeeele dohs la ell sows of mtybad hem *at ap_i W haws he • wok, sad bad nee Ma. Odds belie MU the seas, sad haul lb* mmt la the lose Wood oNevelioa. The abbe@ won ell alibi dews, sad Si dine. IlMosed, lad dam h ase wheat Ilse, bee he the amelehir's lets:for. ease, ths mime, mm wadi ham Mod ta a wry few ann. Adonis imoseasd emosidelelle aetradiag ma moot prosetior noise divehmalin Se is sew valet dos are et his rolatiesa—leireibrel Ihirsery. WESTERN RAILWAY OF FRANCE.—Thdis reeet gle the week lia•lajr Jon. 1, 186i-4,0071. ; week lad year, 4,117 i. %SWIM 1 IN. I gli. liseemarang. INL ggic " .1 a t ud ra.": 4 " . A Adis Oid awl Ina 1 Ausgellig ActlaillsiaL 1 176 40 a 61i 1 ....dem. rum mu ,14 - - loyal 11461 . 8 - -, 3 1 Iler a lrraUrvarks_ . _. .... 11618811 goodsig land., . i r 1 U. &ILI o , Bl.Bmalteloo.Co. 1 - - 381 16 108. WlT alw. 686 go 4 14 1; pe 118. 071651 Pahica of hum - ma I M. , lirlinagro 3 - - 11.000 Moab Wien& 1. , Da . .... .... ...ON 16 U 13 10.080 clewed ... gaviatlion. 14 - - ... Gird II Oa. U - - II 1 = lift a 7 . ...m 4 1 1 fl,m 'r" 4 1211 1 r1 a : andliiiiii glogE mi. 66lB•ll6a Oa 121. 1 11S ithw Aoudad= •11 per iNB 1 88, g st 111 -** . Wiiii :gi = LlO Peel as i w. 2 Eft er a l 10 Ds. C ii. nr" gaga ° LB - r .- 1 ~..,.. Aug. ialliftelit all I _Ws _ __ _ 11. AiNgallea Ld. -. 36 38 II sill IT 66 3 8 UMW 1 Meg ag Ids i r , ..... 100 Yes Diesso l = l 386 a MONEY MARKET. TOISDAT EVI3IIIIO. The English Stook market to-day experienced an unfavourable reaction of per cent., there being no confirmation of the pacific reports circulated yester- day afternoon. Discredited as theme rumours were la limit circles, they yet sufficed to bring in as buyers a number of parties who had previously operated for the fall. The Paris Bourse of to-day seems to have suffered from a similar feeling of disappoint meat, being telegraphed as closing at a decline of upwards of # per cent., on the final rates of yesterday. From all the other bourses of the Continent the telegraph to-day brought whims of heavy and declining markets, especially for Au* Men and Russian Securities. The Vienna bourse may be particularised as showing especial Marines& The positive announcement of the entry of the allied Beets into the Black Sea, coupled with die firs language of the Paris Monitesor, seems to Ws produced a profound sensation in monied circles Wirers mainly speculative, sad the tone at the doss was fiat. The variation of the day, however, was aonsparstively unimportant, amounting to only about 1 per cent. Money was easy in this depart- meat of the Stock Exchange at 3 per cent. Consols were first quoted at 921 to 1 ex die. for the 18th inst., and, after advancing to 921, the quo cation at the official close was 921 to 4. At blur o'clock the price had relapsed to 921 to 1, in sympa thy with the Paris Bourse. The official basins= report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for mosey, 921, 4, , 4,4, 4 ex div.; ditto foe the iteng, 18th January, 92/, 1,1, 4,1, ex div. per Cent. Reduced, 921, 93, 921. Three and-o-Quarter per Cents., 931, 4, 94, 931, 4, 1 94. Long Annuities, 1860, 51. Bank Stock, 219, 218. Exchequer Bills were rather firmer, being dealt in at 6s. to 10s. prem. In India Bonds there were transactions at par to 4s. prem. In the foreign stock market prices showed little sign of recovering the decline of yesterday. Russian stocks again showed much heaviness, and fell 11. per cent., making a total fall of 3 to 4 per cent. in, two days. Sardinian declined 2 per cent. Mexican was rather better, there being a disposition to place more confidence in the vigorous government of Santa Anna. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 221 to 23/, Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 64 to 86. Sardinian 87 to 89. Spanish Deferred, 204 to lex die.; t hei Certificates, 4to 5 per cent. Rus sian Five per Cents., 107 to 109 ; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 88 to 90 ex div. Granada Active, 19 to 21 ; ditto Deferred, 6/ to 71. Sales are re. corded as follows: Danish Three per Cents., 1e25, 84, 83. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 62 ex div. • ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 941, 95. Mexican Three per Cents., 234, 221, 231. Peru. vian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 64. Portuguese Four per Cents., 381 c div. Amiga div. Five per Cents., 108; ditto vend-a-Half per Cents., 89, , lex div . SardinianFive per Cents., 87; ditto for, account, 16th January, 89. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 421 ex div.; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 201, 1 ex div.; the Passive Bonds (Con verted), 4/. The amount of gold brought in by the Ambrosine from Melbourne, is, it appears, 49,291 ounces, worth nearly 200,0001. The Countess of Leicester, from Sydney, has no gold on freight. The gold brought in by the Frances Henty has reached London, but is not yet deliverable. That by the Walter Ho o d became deliverable to-day. Of these imports between 30,000 and 40,000 maces, say about 169,0004 are known to have bees taken for exportation. Of the remainder, however, the larger ci o on will probably be sent into the Bank of and. silver , brought in by the Magdalena last Mak has not yet been sold, and prices are merely noes sal. As yet no demand for India or Chiaa hoe Shown itself. Of the 362,759 dole, in specie brought in by the Asia, from New York, 282,000 dole., it appears, wee on French account, and was transhipped in the Margaret steamer for Havre. These shipments con sist alms* exclusively of bar gold. The New York advice, report a good demand for bills on London but state that, the supply of bills increasing, the rates had a downward tendency. The quotations of foreign exchange to-day showed no material alteration. Bills on Amsterdam were rather more offered at the close, at 11.151 to 161, which is • shade higher. The rate on Hamburg remains at 13.5, money and bills. Paper on Perim was a little more inquired for, at 25 to 25.05, toe short, and 25.30, money, for three months' paper. The exchange on Vienna and Trieste has risen, following the higher quotation received from that side, which indicates the existence of a feeling of great alarm : transactions took place in this paper as high as 12.10, but the dealings in it were limited. The rate on St. Petersburg was a shade lower, at 371 to 4d. On the whole, the exchanges remain steady, but show no marked tendency towards usnming a position more favourable to this country. In Mincing-lane to-day the sales of sugar and se&e went off with spirit, at full prices. The directors of the Peel River Land and Mineral Company have just issued their balance-sheet for the year 1853. The receipts are :—On account of calk en 20,000 5/. shares to the 31st December, 99,9501.; received of the Australian Cordillera Company on secount of rent of 640 acres of land on the Peel River estate, 5,0001. ; received on Maas, 1,219!. 13s. Bd. ; total receipts, 106,1694 lb. M. The disbursements of the year com prise :—Preliminary expenses, 2,5301. 91. 10d.; cur‘ rent expenses slice complete registration, NA Ss. 3d. ; mineralogical survey, including a payment of 1,000/. to Mr. Odernheimer, 1,5981. 125.11c1.; mining account, including machinery and the sending set of eighteen German miners, 1,6481. 4s. ld.; invested in Exchequer bills, 20,000!.; on approved security, 76,0001.; cash at the b ankers, 3,8914 Os. Ild.; ditto in the office, 531. 3s. Bd. ; total die barsements, 106,169!. 13s. Bd. The interest receiv able on loans to the 31st Dec. amounts to 1,2191. 13s. Bd. The expenses of management of the Londe. establishment for the year are 5481. 2s. 3d., which, added to the 5,6771. 6a. 10d. expended in the forma tion of the company, in the mineralogical surveyomd in mining expenses, makes a total outlay of 6,2261. 9s. Id. The receipts of the Stockton and Darlington Rail- way . for the month of December amounted to 20,120/., agatoit 18,0161. in the corresponding month of 1832, allowing an increase of 2,104/. The Directors of the English and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Company ha‘c notified that their line of communication t+ Ireland is row complete, and that messages can be passed by magnetic telegraph be tween London and Cork and the intermediate towns. The Colonial Bank has this day declared a half yearly dividend of 2 per cent., out of net profits amounting to 18,2131. After payment of this there will remain a balance of 8,2131..'.0 be carried to tho ', fund for bad debts, which will then amount to 125,9351. Notice is given that application has been made fora charter for the Patent Solid Sea age Manure Company. The fourth instalment of 21. is advertised as pay able on the Five-and-a-Half per Cent. preference shares of the Sambre and Meuse Railway on the lm of Feb. Annexed are the latest reports from continental beerese,s• reosived by lf r.Renter's telegraphic express : Amsterdam, Monday, closing price. :—Drstch Four per Cents., 917-1% ditto Two-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 611. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 19 7-16 ; the Coupons, 41 per oent. ; the Old Three _pw Cent. Foreign, 424. Austrian Five r Coat. Me- tallic* 701. Portuguese New, S6l. pe Mewleaw New, 21 16-16. Peruvian New, 611. Grads De• (erred, 6/ ; ditto Aotive,lBl. Greek (Blue), 3 13-16. These prices show a severe and general fall. At Paris to-day (Tuesday) the Three per Cent. Renter* closed for money at 70.50, and the Four-and s-Half per Cents. at 99. This bonne has fallen fury per cent. sine° yesterday. Hamburg—Monday : Spanish Three per Cents., 361; ditto, Deferred, 19. Sardinian, 811. A further desline is hers shown. Frankfort—Monday : Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic', 74f. Spanish Three per gents., 39 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 201. Austrian has again fallen, but Spanish Deferred is better than on Saturday. Berlin—Monday : Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 92; National Debt, 901. Russian does not rally. Vienna—Closing prices (Monday): Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic', 91. Exchange on London, 11.48. Bank Shares, 1,356. Gold, 261 per cent. prem.; }fiver, 20 per cent. prem. This bourse shows no rally from its late severe depression. The exchange on London is even a shade higher; whilst the depreciation of the paper currency of Austria, u indicated by the rise in the premium on the precious metals, has prooesded farther. The subjoined telegraphic despatches were also received : Stettin, Jan. 9.—ln wheat nothing doing. Rye for spring, 71. Hamburg, Jan. 9.—Coffee, quiet, 51. Spelter, no business. 'Wheat, very firm, but no sales known. Liverpool, Jan. 10.—Cotton sales, 5,000 bales. No change. Land shares to-day did not fully maintain the ad vanced prices current at four o'clock yesterday, but nevertheless showed firmness. Australian Agricul tural closed at 41 to 42. Bank shares were firmer, and those of the Oriental Bank and Union Bank of Australia advanced 11. Crystal Palace shares were steady, closing at 11 to 13 prem. London Dock stock has been dealt in at 111; and Australian Royal Mail Steam shares (81. paid), at 2/ to 3/. The present quotations of insurance shares are sub joined : Albion, 95; Alliance British and Foreign, 26 ; Atlas, 191; Church of England, 31; City of London, 21; Argus Life, 23; British Commercial, 74, 74 ; Clerical, Medical, and General, 201; County, 125; Crown, 201; Eagle, 71; Equity mai Law Life, ; English and Scotch Law Life, 4/ ; Euro pean Life, 201; Family Endowment, 4 ; General, 53; Guardian, 594, 59 ; Globe, 144, 143; Imperial Fire, 375; ditto Life, 20; Indemnity Marine, 62 ; Law Fire, 41; London, 30; Legal and General Life, 61; Medical, Invalid, and General, 31; Minerva, 6; Monarch, 14; National Loan Fund, 21; National Provincial Life, 13; ditto, Fire, 14; New Equitable, 11 ex div.; Palladium Life, 3 ex div. ; Pelican, 45; Phcenix, 188; Professional Life, 3 ; Provident Life, 44; Rock Life, 71; Royal Exchange, 240; Sun Life, 65; Union, 220; Universal Life, 45 4. Of canal shares the latest Stock Exchange quota tions are subjoined :—Ashton and Oldham, 167; Derby, 633; Coventry, 205; Grand Junction, 671 ; Grand Surrey, 50 ; Grand Union, 121; Kennet and Avon, 7/ ; Leeds and Liverpool, 530; Leicester, 68; Macclesfield, 50; Oxford, 115; Peak Forest, 93; Regent's, 171; Rochdale, 66; Stafford and Wor cester, 407; Stourbridge, 285; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, 24 ; Warwick and Birmingham, 311; Warwick and Napton, 19; Worcester and Bir mingham, 31 ; Wilts and Becks, 61. Prices of Gas and Coke Companies' shares range as follows :—British Provincial, 221; Brighton, 15 ; City of London, 1321; Continental (Third Capital), 671 ; Equitable, 26 ex d.; Great Central, 12, 121; Ira- i plxial, 851 ; Independent, 46; London Parliamentary Preference, 25 ; Phcenix, 271, 28 ; Ratcliff, 70 ; United General, 22 ; Westminster Chartered, 40; ditto New (I" Paid). 7}. Waterworks stocks sre thus marked :—Berlin, 13, la; East London,l3o ; Southwark and Vauxhall, 891, ; West Middlesex, 1101 ex div.; Grand Junction, 73. Shares in bridge associations command the follow. ing prices :—Hungerford,l2; Waterloo,sl ; Vauxhall, 22. LONDON COURSE OF EEC/LAM:IE.—JAN. 10. Time. ?don as sweeten Ulla day Bale and $6. Money. Lesetereas pert abort 111. 14.rtr. ... 110.15. t.. Ditto ....... . .8 Mosteelle. lege .. 1111.1414 v. Rottere; intireip *9 M LSD. 1 7 .4. ... 23k. 204. Broods lisageore oed Altana , ~ 3•Lee. 4/ el:. al ma. Serb it.lPetereborg per r u ble , 3 $ penes ... Ipeos Park per t eliort 25k. Oe. ... 25fr. We. Ditto Maredliek— ,.23fr.274e. ... 2310. 314 e. ersaktort.co.tho•Nalse pit ' CIO „ 1:824.kr. ... 11811.kr Vienna (Wade* pert „ I Lou. ... 120. 4kr. Tried, leedrie. pa dkar „ Sri pence ... SO pew* Owes e e 10 1 ince ..• 80 1 p. OOl lOW IP. SO „ peace ... pease Dereigoan. „ „ SO pane ... 49/ pesos tt s „ ~ 501 pew* ... 50 Foam SOlpenee ... ..,..... Oftesitar pen ... SOLpesee „ „ 19 peeee Lasbora Genes 3 8 •9181.... pea cacat „ 421 penes ... 41 pence Palermo per mute, .. 126, peace ... 1281 pence Meier „ 1261 pence ... 1311 pease Lenart per sere r9O Update 33 penes .. 511 ;sew 5.31 penes ... ss ones .. . 21) &eyesight 48/ plea ... 46 pease NtW lark THIS DAY. — Two o'CLocic! The English stock market remainaflatin tone, with only a moderate business. Prices at the present moment are a shade flatter than they closed yester day. Consols opened at 921 to lex div. for the 18th instant, receded to 924 " sellers," rallied to 921 " buyers," and are now quoted 921 exactly, or 925 to 1. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 924 to 4 ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. at 931 to ; Bank Stock, at 217 to 2171; Exchequer Bills at Bs. to 111. prem. These bills have ad vanced Is. The foreign stock market exhibits no rally, and little feature. Mexican is quoted 221 to 235, and Spanish Deferred is a shade flatter, at 205 to 1. Rus sian Five per Ceuta. have been dealt in at 1075 ; do. Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 90 ex dir.; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 425 to 1 ex div. ; Venezuela Deferred, 12; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 014 ex div.; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 944. -,-- TVZSDAT EVINI!gQ. Firmness continues to prevail in the British mining share market, the inquiries being numerous. Amongst the sales reported are: Wheel Buller, 1,100 ; South Beset, 700; South Frances, 225 ; South Caradon, 380; West Caradon, 280; West Provi dence, 371, 38; Great Wheal Alfred, 281; Alfred Consols, 27 ; Wheal Tremayne, 91; Bell and Lenart h, 121; North Basset, 7, 81; Tavey Console, 2i; North Wheal Trelawney, 6.1; Rilbricken, 11, ; Ken :leggy, 21, 3; Molland, 1 ls. 6d., 12s. 6d.; West Wheat Jane, 435., 435.; Kea Tremayne, 11; Wheal Gunk , " It ; Cwm Darren, :; Cubert United, 4 ; North Damsel, ; Calling ton ,2 f ; Wheal Edward, 3. The gold mining shares were again extremely dull, and nominally unchanged in price. As an i:lustration of the existing indisposition to operate in • these securities, it may be mentioned that only a single bargain is recorded in the lista Australian and Californian companies. At 4 o'clock, Colonial Gold were quoted at 1 to 1 prem. ; Great Nugget, 1 die. to par; British Australian Gold, 1 to a dui.; Nouveau Monde, 1 to 1 prem.; Ague Fria, 11-16 to 113-16 prem. In other foreign and colonial mining stocks there was a similar absence of feature. The nominal closing prices of new undertakings are as follows :—SoothDevon Consols, par to 1 pm.; Lewis Hill Range, to 1 dis. ; Clarendon (of Jamaica), par to 1 pm.; Golden Mountain, Ito din. ; Mount Carbon Coal, to w dia.; Kenmore, par to prem.; Conne mara, 4 dia. topaz; Glenanlin, 5-16 to 3-16 dia. ; Aus tralian Mutual, Ito dia.; Polthnore, Ito 1 prem. Great Crinnis, to # pm.; Garnett and Moseley, l to I poem.; Sue River (of Jamaica),l dis. to par ; It °We o f Jamaica), Ito 1 ; Australaidan Coal,' to I .1 dia.; Britannia Gold, to per alt. (all calls paid up) ; Fortuna, to prem. ; Obernhof, par to pm.; Glad bull Zinc, dim. to prem.; San Fernando Silver Lead, die. to k prem.; Peninsular Mining, to 1 prem.; Great Hewes United tin, par to 1 prem. ; Cologne Lead, 4 to k die.; Monarch Gold. 6-16 to 3-16 dia. ; Jamaica Copper. to # pm.; New Linarati4 die. to par; Melbourne Gold, 4to die. ; New South Wales Coal, #to dis. ; L'Aigle d'Or, to I die.; Dhurode Copper, die. to pm. ; Carbeny West, 5-16 to 3-16 dis. ; Moselle, par to pm. ; British Colonial Smelting and Reduct►on, f die. to par; Lackamor Copper, k to 1 dia.; Cumberland Hema tite Iron Ore, par to 1 prem.; Port: i t: 4 r (of Jamaica), to k prem. ; Lignanew (of Jamaica , k to 1 du.; Al bion Gold, kto dis. ; Adelaide and Gold, 1 } to OI dia.; Rhenish Copper, par to prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocz. There is stilliitotilibeet;oe of movement in the gold mining shares. Novena Monde are quoted 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Colonial Gold, 1 to I prem.; Great Nuggeta die. to par; and Agra Fria, 11-16 to 13-16 prem. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 40 to 42; and Peel River, dia. to par. Scottish Australis& Investment shares are a shade better, at 11 to 11 prem. Cobra shares have been dealt in at 45i ; and Linares at 101. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The supplies of foreign wheat and floor have been liberal this week, but moderate of other articles. The advance noted in wheat and dour on Monday was well supported this morning, and in some cases rather exceeded. Barley not much inquired for at previous rate'. Oats were 6d. dearer, with a fair demand at the advance. Beans and Peas maintained the late improvement niatv.ian INTO LONDON rigor JAN. 9th to JAN. 11th. Gm Itnelha. 6sotcs. Isiah. [Wart, 'Wheat....„ I 710 I 12410 Barley 3eo . . .... DM • 1 2boo 560 Oat. Matt ..... Mar, soaks and 28990 barrels. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. StIGAL—The market is firm to-day. The public, sale of 10,500 bags Penang is going off steadily. Refined walnut alteration. Brown lumps, 455. ; grocery, 45e. 6d. to 503. Corpse —A public sale of plantation Ceylon went off steadily ; about 150 casks sold. Native Ceylon quoted 495. 6d. to 50e. Rten.-1,000 bogs Bengal were offered in public sale, and bought in at 17... which was a high price. The mar ket is not quite so aetive to-day. 11A.-1 he market is steady. SPlClS.—Pepper: 5,700 bags black were offered in pub lic sale, and chiefiy_bought in. Singapore and Penang, 41d. to 41d. per lb. Nutmegs sold at rather lower prices. Cloves sold at 61d. to 131 d. per lb. Cassia Lignea : 140 boxes offered and bought in at 61. 15s. to 71. Sago sold heavily at • shade lower price.. Setairs.—Rum sad brandy continue in fair demand. COTTON.—The market is dull. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is steady, with rather less business doing. Town tallow is quoted 615., nett ea* ; Petenburg Y. C. oa the spot 625. ; Jan. to March, 131 e. 6d. ; March to April, 625. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Meters. Pattenden tad Smith report that there is an in creased demand for the cheaper sort of hope, and prima ue very firm. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. The prospect of supply is very bad indeed. Wells End South Hartlepool, 38a. ; Tanfield Moor, 30e. ; Hasting's Hartley, ale.—Ships at whet, It. HONESTY.—Nine years ago, a labouring man, of the name of Thomu Herslag, of Wing, lent to a carrier of the name of Richard Hounslow the vanaisflaL Abash Ivo years since Hounslow and his family emigrated to Australia without paying the money, but he promised him if he was successful in Australia he would soon send him the principal with interest. About two months ago there arrived a letter from Australia to Mining, enclosing • cheque to the amount of 131. for him. He immediately went to the beak and drew the amount. To the surprise of Muting and his family, another letter arrived with another cheque enclosed for the same amount, from Hounslow, as interest for the money lent to him nine years ego. This is honesty in humb!e life which those in higher society would do well to imitate.—Bucks Advertiser. THE MACKEREL FISHERY.— AII our mackerel boats are ready for sea ; in fact, several of them are already gone to Plymouth, whilst others remain to try their luck in the Channel before they proceed to more distant parts. Mr. George Chessman's boat, the Caroline, put to sea on Tuesday morning, for the purpose of Channel fishing ; but the crew encountered such a heavy sea that they were com pelled to return. Since then the weather has been still more severe and unfavourable ; and at present they must content themselves by resting on their oars. Two Worth ing boats came in the other day, one with three quarters of a hundred mackerel, which readily wild for 31. 10s. per hun dred, the other boat had about five sound fish, and a hun dred pieces, the other portions having been devoured by dog-fish. It seems that no better success attends the mack erel voyages at Plymouth ; for, on Monday nigh - , one Brighton boat ran into Dartmouth with about 20 mackerel, and four or five Hastings boats with five or six mackerel between them.—Brighten Gasette. COLLECTION OF INCOME TAX.—An income tax commissioner may . be shortly expected in this city for the purpose of making inquiries into the correctness of the re turns furnished by traders, &c., and more particularly into the incomes of those offering to compound for a period of three years. The tax will be in course of collection in the month of February, and mast be forthwith paid when ap plied for. The collection must be completed throughout the country during the month of March, and furnished to the government previous to the let of April. A doubt has arisen whether the poor rate collectors can collect this tax as was intended. The law for the collection of income tax does not provide for deputies, but requires the collection to be made by the collector in person, who has to satisfy the government officers with ample security for the due fulfil ment of the duties of the office.—Cork Constitution. CONTINENTAL THEATRES.—A theatrical journal gives the following statement of the number of spectators the principal theatres on the continent are capable of talniog:—The Grand Opera, 1,800; Francais, 1,186; Opera Comique, 1,600; Odeon, 1,5.50; Italien, 1,300; the Harchner-Thor, at Vienna, 1,800; the Burg.theater, in the same city, 1,670; the Theatre Royal at Berlin, 2,078; the Theatre Royal, at Dresden, 2,000; the Court Theatre, at Munich, 2,500; the Court Theatres at Hanover, Stott gardt, and Darmstadt, each contain 2,000 plates; the theatre at Hamburg, 2,300; and the San Carle, at Naples, 4,000. CONTINENTAL BANKERS.—As a body, a more di.- honest clan than the continental bankers does not exist. It is a great mistake in the English to transfer their notions of the respectable English banker to the pettifogging retailer of base coin, who calls himself banquier" on the Continent. Lord Byron says somewhere that the Turks are the only bankers who will not extract money from the traveller under some dirty pretest of commission, debased paper currency, &c. The experienced traveller knows well that the promise which some of the London bankers make of granting circular notes without deduction, is a mere pre tence, the difference being always made up by the foreign bunker givinz less than the current and quoted rate of exchauge, cr ay some other mode.—Ntic Quarterly &clew for January. DeGlLtsr or CLIME.—At the Epiphany Sessions for the North Riding of this county, It, Id at Northa;lnton, this week, there were only 14 prasoner , lot srlony for tsial, and 10 for misdemeanours. It is upwards of thirty ysnn shoe such as occurrence took 7.1 see, of so f.w 'n number having to be Wed at these sen . iOns.— Leeds Ildel”ge.ces. THE MOUSTACHIL—It is highly gratifying to find that the OLugow ginseng and rawu ay officials are not to he Wonted in their abandunm , nt of the rasa. At Arbroath a member of our most intelligent young men have broken loose from the tyranny of a barbarous fashion, and, despise. iscl e tb o e taunts of those who still mutilate their bodies with idled steel, allow the for of the infra-nasal region to m "free and fair." This is just as it should he. We cannot conceive how a tuft of hair on the upper lip should be the cause of mirth, or call forth expressions of coutempt. Were it any fictitious ornament or sionitroeity—any irregularity of nature then we would say away with it at once ; but teeing that it is but the use— strained development of a part of the human frame—a part, too, as important as the organ that canopies it—to remove it is the height of folly and infatuation. To those then who have manfully despised the taunts of unreflecting shavers, and the derisory comments of that section of the community who practise the asinine-resembling custom of elongating their can with metal, we say, "Be firm." You are acting in strict harmony with the laws of nature ; you are following the dictates of sound sense and reason; and addle you have as an example some of the most &via gibed men of ancient, sad nit a few of the renowned of anima times, you have, in your self-denying abstinence hie as irrational practice, the further consolation that it Is 'sedative to health of body, as sure as it is indicative of evierk of mind.—Mettrost Ravine. sn.l L.b.l and ems .06 '• Set , sit. ir the NOMII • 80% Aioh or tb• • 1••• lOW , it 1.11. el IV. nil& Weep IMP 1 ... las Les T• LIM Air to M''' ~w,t• „u 111 43 41 13 SI IS 111 114 IS II UT Ili IS 101 610 011 IN X, 1141 a * e~.Aia_ isi si s s Is is 11 I 1 11 IS 71 i IL ,100 4 . ~ 94 “ li 1 11. r