The Express. — London, England, 1854-01-09 00:00:00

/ Tebt Oxl3rt 5. v i . ! ? 1 , 'THREEPENCE , 6 1 AA-zr ...• POWS Of OVAIDZIID. ralof DEPOSIT, NATIONAL ASSURANCE, ANA UMITILINT AIIOOCIATION. t,M.IIIOI=rOOADA•Ames. loNsim. A.D. I•4i. To WAIN'S Ise dis 11.1.11.TLAILLIt IRTlalit at 11.6 _..., i s im OW ON MEM as as Issessosill Swat el DU Intl 27,..„ *Wog fimelist. oft is LUDT keDILATIIIIT AA sal ;pa i sn=dttb=l e ths w = l e ljad L W IMF OO An armAareTio ant till lbw le F z ~...4.... u............... or misalDed ray obir p cm Os arrssisam •of P__r. übKINII Mill IS , . .OfW. lAraistag WNW. ftesPelana free As spglissOAL OUINKAIL—Mr. WM. H. HALM the I alsai am a ilk snowleimemini Larks. Worm tee IV ITS =DMA APPALCTUSIS ore sew ready. r maw* Fe hi %EWA am MOW Cialnion. C H RISTMAS PRESENTS.—The mimosa of I the Ache.. said ono einem Wens the Waid= lenele aansiew men the sue esheeny kin" 1114 le anew swain Annus le the Soda el ne him U I..ttW new ssens thee KOILANDif imams h,z,„„di N oisens • lenelest heed et hely ; lowunot MAL lee randy tee edr, awl bleenlein 11011 yys. oeyos e • es Peed Dendreee, inger gelebilhe whleesees ▪ tb en ease nee Imemeni sesh le Os andeneet et ft io pogred ealginift see& tee_mdl edeelred. been et cyst no Inleadss—esel by A. lOWA= sal PUS, ▪ Unies.gmem. Wass BM by Amens peensere. VIZ D A I D LY NEWS:a.. nein issinas.priss Ass Peddri Ceps. oho DAILY NM Is at u. band at the Lai ga. bwal Ford Omit Mei% olvoyatay his onomono bi Ito broolool n owl mai poootleal ookomos *new 'shawl, soil. oilliftsdal. tN la do Mot mil odes etas COmooiomp.—ao OOP 01=111 et SI Mr. lo item" lioe/01. owl dl Imolai diiimbor v 10. ft— 082Ignse. lo sly looted soomoilondloomoodally• n toorodos ommolool Y OM am Railway. art domoory A/yds..— dy row II onorpooL limosidoerwyrMetMd of !odorgag goy one mos— P sumo Malawi is Oa Lim Sem by awry go iroora= las oft any - wain loyarOoollii Mot of prism p) puolbrelasynoce. meneer• luau to Irdiss, sr Was dot NV yam MAW the Tomo" mold' easholso t owl IMIS amp owIYM. - bioa Iso walassas n AlmtWavisAa It, mimeo la pills Most Is dims Di dris DA nem of dreg ; 1••••1 Ihr do pot UM to Do WIN/ 'Amiga Wok It INN Imp sem Owl Ws mar peapet ille =nso• 1 4 1 . Am years) Asi ea pm balm ID elm diluat alwalltme : s t . BODAIle•L amp Owed. Noun's Caramena tiy,s47 Si. Wow. um PI --- MAT I sg. • Kam" Men at. DAILY NEWS matussad mistograri Gomm fearsay sapiessi by It. •• Its • DLIT Nan •l• 111 46•11 .1" : 1 2: Ilms Lasko moisbe R !Arm Ti.. em• AM% N gramilmAs yf 1111aslises—ei. it. F••••• Ami ambIe•AITIDO ofs•••••••.• 1111 SS m yid& Is dumb st. , alb splellauf Iftelsg elm*. 1•111 the asp/ lielsol ounlatlma et ID• Desok sal via as liagoil ember it •I•oribmillw-Dest to TY • Mmil • —•DlAlD:= imuy ppm, lb sees Um amysipssa• TM IN usAmme • T• be eatired et mg 1110111•11er or Newman Dias aril ibe ofte, ossiedbapsig, vintablert. IRE FORTUNE TELLER. Richard Harris, 42, a "cunning man," was in dicted for stealing Ifs., the moneys of Jan. lowly. The proseentriz, a pretty looking girl; deposed that she was a servant, and on the 6th December, having heard that the prisoner told people's fortune., she went to his hones to ascertain her future destiny. When she told him what she wanted, he asked her if she had a half sovereign. She ris• plWd that •he had, upon which he asked for it and said she must put it into a piece of paper and wrap it np. He thou gave her piece of newspaper in which she wrapped up the wain sad handed it to him, and he wrapped it up is a piece of brown paper. He then undid the brews paper and gave her the piece of newspaper, with , as she supposed, the half ' , Amiga in it, and told her to keep the 'maw ia her pocket for nine days, and in her bosom kw three days, end that then everything she wished for daring the nine days would come to pass. (Laughter.) The Recorder—And you believed all that ? Witness—Yes (much laughter). The Recorder—Well, did you keep the charm for the time specified ? Witness—No, I looked at it the use day. The Recorder—Then you thought you would like a little Pl p Viteera—Yes. (Laughter.) I did not lied my half vovereign, but • sixpence which had been wrapped up in the place of it. Pnsonsr—Now, did you not call at my home before and leave a ;billing ? Wanes's—Yee : he made no charge, but said I waa to give Itim what I liked, and I gave • sbillian. Prisoner—Did:you not bring me the half sovereign for the Witness—Teo. Prioner—You had agreed to do so ; you wanted to briog a sovereign, and I said half • sovereign would do. Was not the half mere** pocked up when you brought it? W dares— No. PMier—llidn't you ask me for a charm, as you wanted to get • husband and 30L ? (Laughter.) W lines—Yes. The ItrCOMIT—W•II, she admits that she wanted you to charm her a husband, but that is lot an answer to your taking her money. Prisiner—llidu't I cut you out • chum out of your Login The witness did sot answer this question; and same Is. petations attempted to he mut upon her conduct ►y the pi mple the denied. This being the case The primmer case, the jury in his defence. He rel% s. said he was a conjuror and having been in the habit of perforedne as a fa ad addressing audiences in broken English, he Rot dem would elms nag s imperfections in his The prolecutriz had told very great liv e, t• • very little U. He bad engaged the Albeit BMWs at 201. • Ems* to perform in, and the premised* and have bust of his. Ot course it would have bees lially sad seism la bit when he intended to stay so ken is Dig i t rob d a girl of akw shillings. She cams tanner • an a conjuror, and asked him a few gpseedemia dies she said she was dying fur a husband, sad bellpsi Um Votive her a chum that should was tes Yee the ageetbse• Of the opposite sex. He cut her out • elm! in the chap of • heart, and told her that she had ally Me Make as san7 Mho as she wanted lover.. (Laughter.) Wl= 111••••••10111M again be merely did one of his eleigh•-•FIMMI Mei% OM had no intuition whatever to keep the rarsay. He theses that she would come to his performance is the evening, and that then it would be a very pretty little trick. Instead of that he was taken up and was obliged to shut up the room, and he lost 301. The Recorder, in summing up, said it appeared that the prisoner'. habit wu to defraud poor simple foolish girls who went to him in the belief that he was a magician. If they believed the complainant's story a larceny was estab lished. Thejoron, without hesitation, found the prisoner guilty. The Recorder sentenced him to four months' imprison ment with bud labour. The same prisoner was tried upon another indictment, and was sentenced to imprisonment for a second period of fuer months.—Bristol Mercury. TILE NATIONAL DEBT. The following notice 1M been published in the , •I:ette The Lord* Commissioners of her Majesty's Tretsury having certified to the Commissionen for the Reduction of the National Debt, in parsnaoce of the Act, 10th Ueo. IV., c. 27, sec. 1, that the actual surplus revenue of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, beyond the actual expenditure thereof, for the year ended the 10th day of October, 1853, amounted to the sum of three million two hundred and forty-seven thousand four hundred and teeny-three pentads eleven shillings and eleven pence. The Commissionen for the Reduction of the National Debt hereby gine notice, that the sum of eight hundred and eleven thousand eight hundred and fifty-flee pounds Nero:seen shillings and eleven pence, being one-fourth poet of the said surplus of three million two baptised and forty seven thousand four hundred and twenty-three Pound, eleven shillings and eleven p•ses, will be applied, sods! the provisions of the said act, between the 6th day of January, 1854, and the .sth aay of April, 1854, to the fol lowing purposes. via. : To be applied tower a the reduction of the Notional 811,866 17 11 Debt Add interest receivable on account of dona tions and bequests to be applied to the purchase of stuck 3,061 13 10 £816,907 11 9 A. Y. Ser.mutAx,Comptraller•Oeneral. N...t.0nal Debt Oil Leo, Jsie. 4. LEITERS FOR INDIA AND AUSTRASIA.-1110 !onion nova win lined by the Postmeetsr-Generel, setho Usnersi Post-office, on &Mews viz. ). " All letters, " whit; pa,d or unsay!, for India and is sad whisk= posted in time, retched this set the late to be on the morning of the 4th hot. vie Pionthantplen, to the lite interruption of the tail tritfees win be eehe bY the route of Marseilles, of tbs NI bet." THE SADDLERY Tools&—Tbso exports of Wag acd harness hare yrestly hem= le Wow by • se" ar just published. laths math ea Mt nit die thiletell value wan 32,974 L, being so boom of ma 11... Om Si. period of lea. In the 11 aloft 11141111 the Mill Iffie Roods were of the nine of 5i504 4 10 4 /fig agNall emu of 111,1681. ea the Si do "Sr. SIIARE LISTS. 10 SATIMAT IVINIKO. The railway market opened heavily, and sales to befog reseed, soon experienced a considerable and I, geoerat fall. Midland stook at one time fell be/ow se 80, Lancashire and Yorkshires below 63, and Len. C don and North Western to about I pram Toward@ the Anal close there was a rally, but the 3 latest gootations an still decidedly below these of " THIS DAY.—Two o'Ci.ocz. The railway market, remains at in character, but business is very restricted, and prises are in most cases about the same as at the close of bagmen on Saturday. London and North-Western stoek is quoted 101 to 1; crest Western, 81 to 1; Midland, 80 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 83 to 1 ; DOWN% 171 to / ; Caledonians, 281 to t ; and Oreat North am, Pl 201 to 1. umb shares area shade better than at 3 o'clock on Saturday. Northern. are quoted 33 to ; Stras bourg*, 30; to 1; and Paris and Lyons, 141 to FWD. ORDINARY MAIM AND ITO= Mimi Prism moray. to 2 pa. :4- 1 A— fati li;i ell 111mWair. , NI serima.tif 114 301 41 111 9 •r. le 19 'tie taisii 511 I 1,1 lig i 101 10$ lief§ ICI It tot 4 a 111 M! 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Dillow 1a 46 Barn P a a ll 14 T 6 736 Ails :• a t 11 If Etle ch a ..: .. • r lei as is ommisritifoliOae.i_ : 10 g a: 1. 11 Avel a toso I: 2 — it 11 ils • N. rr 1 : - - ...,..6 . _ _ J.. .. Mama .at Nagbad 36 = = 10. • De. law.. 20, ID Nallontle 53, ID Niw 066• rll= l 611 42 44 33. II E de r Oiriilo 1 ail 42 44 I /MI 01 bird 23 4. 1. New au SO. 6 Amiall• Drab* sad 43914 IMP. 00 , 3,000 66 Noulb mow 0 .11•1••=o b ills all 73 16 NO B.OOONI 0* ;Ds. New • 11 Odes of Im if am lO k - U _ krir! BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH• SHIELDS, SUNDAY, 9 P.M. The Aurora, barque, of Sunderland, from Hull, Captain Hogg, George of Whitby, Captain M'Kuin. Amida, of Staten, from Havre, all in ballot, have come ashore in the gale this afternoon, on the Herd Sand. The two latter vessels likely to become wrecks. Two ladies from the Aurora and the whole of the crew saved by the life boat. A number of light vessels got in safe during the day. Torrents of rain all day; snow disappearing ; sea mountains high ; wind S.E. DEAL, MONDAY, 9 A.M. Wind S.S.W., strong, with rain. Passed.—Fozhound, from Smyrna, for London ; 'Pyrenees, from Madras, for London; Christiana, from New York, for London; Dolphin, from New York, for Loudon ; Washington, from Falmouth, for London; Filey, from Falmouth, for London ; Marathon, from Quebec, for London, supplied with an anchor ; Cybele, from Berbice, for London. AnehorwL--Governor Macdonald, from London, for Bathant ; Elizabeth Conway, from Loedor, for Cardiff. TIM MURDER AT EAST ACTON.—A man nasal Wildboas has been epprebeaded et Bishops Stanford. en sealides of berg the pence who teak the mmudered led Meares away in a abates mt. Oa Iktordsy deems Jookomt, the boy who wee with doomed whom the latter ens asked to get isto the cart, was idols by s sdiesseas to Bishops Oar Card, sal tea parr moo[ whisk the amused is the earyiev, wham spas whe at ease ✓id that he wee the seas she wee a the disks art, end who task the bey Modbunt with kir. The assumed said that he Wass be is 'Load= kr two yaws bst spas the b prablims es iahie stassamest. the Awe beseght the assumed ta Leaks, sad abase lea *Week r arrived at the Ordessirdi Oise statism. bras mdsee hob named Leies, who gase evidence at dr *mat, was brought ta lie pollee statism to see If he wee able Is ideality Ur sassed ; when be and dm ysilessese, is plans ders, woes pined aide by dde. bat faith arid sot state whisk woods nes who was la dr ONO sect at the tine the deseyel wee eerie* edl Toseeday afteratios Gass sad Gras mania west away with Jackass, is comensesee of farther ia7erratioe. h Ilb. mnau.asseor. I'd 9etrytl PIZ 11014 Owl mil Inn ll 1 NS 4la 40 1 .. ..........=-., l4 •. OW ispel MU 40111/110 Amid .4014141104 a 11 'Ai 61HrilIsow.s..asadeo.00 1 uot 1001smada . WO cerpool ... ..... - CI SI Do. _Now 4,Crwial haw ot hum 414 ,000 No Drolos Mom _ 3 ow, 6.5113061610 ?slops& ANN DS, Do. ON on 11 11 AO' 14141ww41 Wows N&V14444 3 4. 14 h — o i i 2) Goad $ . I. 4111444411 Co .. Us ,i ighaldr vizr ar trz .000 stoo 1 N MD i ;mu rer ., l o rd ia a j .. 42 1 diesia Stairolliolloa, . 94.... 1 • 6 1 MI MI6 Serwwww 011 P 3 t 00 1 FlV i tiatMi in iWo MT AO Paisawass lli WI cool)! Ds. .... 3 I,oooj Imeetballlsla •• egg! l iCitt ra uraotre=i I ii: I.rou. 261..k.u. Auinars ... ._ /rut .vuo, 1 tha....te. Idueigli IMOD olt4 1 6416 116 ~..., luv Van DisOsa , . WS 2101111:01 dame lATIL 14 3 Ms 4 3 4lm I 4 P. Is __ fai Ala di• *lmam, 1 4 84 C " 1 C r 4 Ms par fj t 1 4 i II j dim I j pm I vsk al is 14 $ 148 148 is 43 44 ii if N 1 0 3 J 4 pa 3 1411. IS If a;"rar 1 44 or 46 /MI it 4 pa 4 44 I 1 04 die I pm If l 4 die 14 44 N. + ~: 43 47 ite 66 73 4 6 If Si_ f ills par !S i f W i I dls th °. I di* ti rya' ii 10 MONEY MARERT. —... SATURDAY Evacuee. The funds to-day spin showed much heaviness, and cloud at a further fall of about 1 per cent. Throughout the day the tendency was downwards, an uneasy feeling being engendered by the firm tone pervading the French diplomatic note which was this day published in eztiosso, and by the absence of any sign that the Czar will give way. The heavy tall at Paris, coupled with the decline on the other Continental bounce, naturally reacts here. Mery wee in increased demand to-day in the Wok ehange,.being wanted for repayment to do Wok et Bighead of some of the advances on stock remedy made by that establishment. Osst opened at 921 to lex div. for the 18th firat., &Wised to 921, rallied to 921 to 1, and were redat the official close 921 to 1. At 3 o'clock' market was a shade firmer at 921 exactly, bet after that hour there were again sellers at this firm There have been large "optional" sales of Oesatb for this and the February account. Far the 0 pea and call" of Consols at 921 for the February ste- count, 21 per cent. his been given to some amount. is I The official businom report u follows:—Three pig Cent. Consols, for mosey, 921,1, 1, ex Siv4 1 des for account, 18th January, 921, 1, ex div., Three per Cent. Reduced, 93, 921, 1. Three-and- a-Quarter per Cents., 94, 931, 1. Long Annuities, 1860, 5 5.16, 51; ditto, 30 years, 1859, 5 1-16. Bank Stock, 217, 219. Exchequer Bills closed ls. lower than yesterday at ,On to 95. prem. India Bonds were slightly flatter, 1 at par to 4s. prem. The foreign stock market was generally lower, especially for Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., Mexican, Peruvian, and Spanish. At 3 o'clock Mexi can Bonds were quoted 221 to 231. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 66 to 67 ; ditto Three per Cents., 46 to 48. Sardinian, 89 to 91. Spanish Deferred, 201 to 1 ex die. Rusks Five per Cents., 111 to 113 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 92 to 94 ex div. Granule. Active, 20 to 21; ditto Deferred, 61 to 71. Sales are recorded as follows; Danish Three per Cents., 1P25, 84, 1. Dutch Tau and-a-Half /per Cents., 621, 83, ex div. Fume Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 97f. (Exchaippe 25f. 10c). Mexican Three per Cents., for mune 16th Jan., 23, 1. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 93, 921 ex div. Sardinian Five per Cents., 90. p a tt d Old Three per Cents., 44 ex div.; do. New Three per Cents., 201 ex div. It is believed in many well informed &else. that the large purchases of stock expected to be made by the holders of non-commuted stocks, who are being paid oil this month, have already been in a immure " discounted." Many of the large are stated to have borrowed money, and bought sleek, and to this influence the late rise of Connie from 91 to 981, or 97, is partly attributed. The directors of the South Sea Company have semi a sp ecial general court of the proprietary for the 19th nut., to consider the proposed bill—" To wide the South Sea Company to realise and divide their capital stock and assets, and to enter into inesigseesats with the proprietors of the stock of the company, and to undertake the administration of Oblate trusts." The arrivals of the precious metals reported this week have been extraordinarily heavy, owing to the simultaneous receipt of large sums from Australia and America. Our list includes 330,628 dollars by the Andes, 440,000 dollars by the N iagara, and 600,000 dollars by the Atlantic, all from New York ; 1,116,989 dollars (nearly all in silver) by the Magda lena, from the Pacific and Mexico; and 2001. by the Sultan, from Lisbon. Intelligence has also just been received of the arrival of the Frances Henty, from Melbourne, with 68,800 ounces of gold, and of the Welter H ood, from Sydney, with 31,759 ounces. The arrival was likewise reported this afternoon of the Countess of Leicester, from Sydney ; but it is not ?lirown what quantity of gold this vessel has on Summarising these arrivals, a total value is shown of no less than 1,070,0001. sterling, of which 254,0001. is from New York; 423,0001., nearly all in silver, from the Pacific and Mexico; and 394,0001 . in Australian gold. The Custom-house statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London, during the week ending Thursday last, includ es only 3,140 ounces of gold, and 1,050 ounces of silver, represent ing an aggregate value of under 13,0001. 'l'he ac count in detail is as follows: Gold coin, to Belgium, 3,100 ounces; gold bars, to Boulogne, 40 mimeo silver coin, to Boulogne, 806 ounces ; silver bars, to Boulogne, 230 ounces. The other shipments reported to us comprise 235,990/. by the Ripon, for Alexandria and the East (of which 28,4201. was in gold, and 207,5701. in sil ver); and 9,2351. by the La Plata, for the West In dies. The total ascertained shipments for the week are thus rather below 260,0001. It is known, how ever, that the bulk of the specie imported from the United States is on continental account, and that, owing to the steady demand for exportation, the larger proportion of the late imports of gold have been promptly despatched abroad in private hands. I Nevertheless, the large imports of the precious metals are calculated to produce a more confident feeling in monetary circles, as they at least serve to feed the continental and Asiatic demand and to check any farther decline in the Bank's stock of bullion. The reeeipts by the Magdalena, Frances Henty, and Walter Wed, it may be observed, will not be deli verable in London till next week at the earliest. The Walter Hood sailed from Sydney on the 13th Oct, end the Frances Henty from Melbourne on the mousey. These advice' are consequently about a fortnight later than those previously received. The commercial and general accounts from the Australian osisies are satisfactory. For the details reference u le reads to another column. Of the gold brought is dams to co vessels, 18,700 ounces in addition to consignments, are to the credit of the Lon branch of the Bank of New South Wales. It appears the report that the Madagascar had been spoken with at sea, was founded on an error, another yowl having been mistaken for her. Such is the esnisty now ,excited by the non-appearance of this sand that the rate of insurance has risen at Lloyds Is SS I. per cent. The Madagascar, besides 60,000 moose of gold on freight, has a valuable cargo of Wool, &a The markets for Russian ptodace continue in a very wolfed state. In tallow a large business was done today, at a further rise of Bd. per cwt., making an advance of ls. 6d. in two days. Of hemp there were buyers to-day at 401. per ton, being a rums of 31. to 41. in the week. This movement naturally reacts upon other articles of produce. For instance, cocoa nut oil has risen this week 21. per ton. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Com pany on their respective presidencies from the 24th ult. to the 7th inst (this days as follows Rate of Exchange. Bengal £31,913 18 6 12,. nyi ....., c o .. ~,,._ Madras 3,266 15 11 Jwv" . r"' '' '''Y'` . Bushey Total £85.33014 5 Notice is given that application has been made for a charter for a company, to be called the Telegraph Company, for establishing one continuous and uni form system of telegrsphic communication between Dublin, the north of Swtland, Osborne, Windsor, and London, and the other chief cities of the kingdom. A special general meeting of the proprietors of the Union Bank of Australia is called for the 23rd inst., when the directors will make a statement of the Bank's affairs up to the 31st Dec., 1853, and declare a dividend. The prospectus is issued of-the Caps Town Rail way and Dock Company, with a capital of 800,0001., in 201. shares. The object of the company, as de tailed in the pees eotua, is to introduce into the Cape colony a progrssstve system of railways, and to sup ply to its topical safe and convenient accommodations and facilities for the reception and repairs of ship ping, the want of which has been so long and se verely experienced. It is proposed to construct, in the first =stenos, a railway from Cape Town by Wynberg, through the towns of Stellenbosch and the Purl, to Wellington,. thus rendering at once eccessible the productive wine and corn districts, and eventually, if deemed practicable with commensurate advantage, to form extensions from Wynberg to Simon'm Bay, and through Swartland, or by a coast line to Saldanha Bay, and a future extension to Swellendam and the eastward, which will take in the moat fertile and productive districts in the west ern province. It is further stated that the deposit is limited to 2s. per share; and no call will be made, or any lia bilities entered into further than the usual prelimi nary expenses, unless a satisfactory guarantee of a minimum dividend shall be obtained from the Colo nial government. An act of Parliament will be applied for, enabling the company to conclude the necessary arrangements with the Colonial govern ment, and conferring a limited liability on the share holders. And, in failure of obtaining such act of Parliament and satisfactory guarantee, the deposits will be returned to the seripholders, less the expenses which may have been incurred. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses,as reoeived by Mr.Banter'steiegraphie lames: Amsterdam, Friday, closing prises:—Dutch Four per Cents., 92} ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 6111-16. Spanish Deterred Three per Cents., 20 9-16 ; the Coupons, per cent. ; the Old Three per Cent. Foreign, 441. Austrian Five per Cent. Me tallic'', 72/. Portuguese New, 36 15-16. Mexi can New, 221,. Peruvian New, 611. Granada De ferred, 7 1-16 ; ditto Active, 19 1-16. Greek (Blue), 6. Nearly all these prices show a further decline. The exchange on London remains steady at 11. 671, short. Madrid—Wednesday : Three per Cent. Interior Debt, 411 ; ditto Deferred, 211. These prices exhibit little change. Hamburg—Friday: Spanish Three per Cents., 371; ditto, Deferred, 191. Sardinian, 82 1. Ex change on London, 13.6 m. Prices of stocks on this bourse continue declining. Frankfort—Friday : Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 77. Spanish Three per Cents., 391 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 2U. A airther heavy fall is here indicated. Berlin--Friday : Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 94; National Debt, 91. Russian stock shows an improvement. The following telegraphic despatches were also received : St. Petersburg—Dec. 30: Yellow candle tallow for delivery in August,;2,ooo casks, told at 130, with hand money. Crown copper for delivery, 111; De midoff, 11/. Liverpool—Jan. is Sales of cotton, 3,000 bales. No change in prices. The official returns of the Irish banks mane up for the four weeks ending Dec. 24, 1863, are as follows: • Circulation authoring& Name and Tide. The Beak el Ireland Preeinsial OEM ot Ireland . nr The SOO Drift Cceepay Iledbers Compasy The Bastleg Net Mier lenel irk e7=l The Anyllele4e:lMr Ilenons. 'lnk ing c TM Clorp gib oi Netkii•l Baas 3,7F8,1211 927,687 281,811 243,440 311,079 761,727 24,084 68,429 6,41',227 The above returns shew an increase in the amount of note simulation for the four weeks of 74,007/. as wmpared with the preceding return, and during the same period the bullion in the banks also in creased to the amount of 8,9971. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The English stock market continues to show heavi ness, and prices are now quoted at a further decline of to 1 per cent. Consols opened at 92Z to lex die. for the 18th instant, and, after touching 921 to 1, are now quoted only 921 to The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 921 to ; the Three and-a-Quarter per Cent. at 931 to ; Bank Stock, at 219 ; ' Exchequer Bills at 6s. to 9s. prem.; and India Bonds at par to 41. prem. The foreign stock market is heavy, and prices are generally lower, especially for Russian. The Five per Cent. stock of this state has been sold as low as 109 ; and the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. as low as 901. Mexican has declined to 221 to ; and Spanish Deferred to 20 to 1. Sardinian Five per Cents. have been dealt in at 89 ; Spanish Old Three per Cents., at 431 ex div.; Venezuela De ferred, at 13 ; Dutch Two•and-a-Half per Cents., at 93 to 921 ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, at 95 ; Granada Deferred Bonds, at 7 ; Equador,at4l; Buenos Aryan, at 62 ; and Danish Three per Cents., at 83 to 841. MINES. SATURDAY EVENING. The market for home mining stock is characterises by considerable activity, and maintains a very steady tone. On the whole the tendency of this market is in the direction of improvement. There are inquiries for East Buller, North Basset, and North Buller. Amongst the sales reported are: Alfred Consols, 261; Wheal Arthur, 311 ; Trehane, 91; West Bas set, 161; Drakewalls, 21; Hilbricken, 21; Clive, 11; North Damsel, 1,3, 1; North Toway, 1, 1; Booworthen, 5, 7 ; Wheal Guskus, 2 ; Treleigh Con solo, 21, ; St. Day United, 2,1; Herodsoombe, 18.. 9d. ; Sortridge Consols, 28s. 9d.; Tremollet Downs, 18e. 9d; West Wheal Jane, 21; Dines Great Consols, 11, a ; Angarrack Consols, 1, 1. Prices of the gold mining shares continue to dwindle, and the market shows flatness. At 3 o'clock, Colonial Gold were quoted Ito prem.; Great Nugget, 1 dis. to par; British Australian Gold, 1 to 1 per share ; Nouveau Monde, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Ague. Fria, 1 to 3 prem. In other mining stocks there was little feature. The shares of the English and Australian Copper, and United Mexican Companies were flatter. The nominal closing prices of new undertakings are as follows :—South Devoe Consols,l to 3 prem. ; Lewis Hill Range, Ito # dis. ; Clarendon (of Jamaica), to pm.; Golden Mountain, to 1 dia. ; Mount Carbon Coal, 1 to 3 dis.; Rename, par to 1 prem.; Conne mara, 1 dis. to ; Glenaulin, 5-16 to 3-16 dia. ; Aus tralian Mutual, Ito dis.; Poltimore, Ito prem. Great Crinuie, 1 to 1 pm.; Garnett and Moseley, Ito 1 prem.; Sue River (of Jamaica), dis. to par ; Met wife (of Jamaica), to 1 pm. ; Australasian Coal, Ito 1 dia.; Britannia Gold, 1 to / per .h. (all calls paid up); Fortuna, Ito 1 prem.; Obernhof, /to pm.; Glad bach Zinc, dis. to 1 prem. ; San Fernando Silver Lead, j dia. to / prem.; London:and Virginia Oold and Copper, per to _4 prem. ; Peninsular Mining, to / IPreln-; Great Hewes United Tin, par to 1 prem.; Cologne Lead, a to 1 dia.; Monarch Gold, 5-16 to 3.16 dia. ; Jamaica Copper. 3 to 1 pm.; New Linares, di.. to par; Melbourne Gold, 1 to 1 dis. ; New South Wales Coal, 3 to f dis. ; L'Aigle d'Or, to 3 die.; Dhurode Copper, / dis. to 1 pm. ; Carberry West, 5-16 to 3.16 dis.; Moselle, par to; pm. ; British Colonial Smelting and Reduction, 1 dis. to par ; Lackamor Copper, 3 to 1 dis.; Cumberland Hema tite Iron Ore, par to 1 prem. ; Port Royal, 1 to 1 pm. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLomt. The gold mining shares remain fiat, with very little business. Agna Fria shares are quoted-11-16 to 13-16 prem. ; Korean Monde, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Colonial Gold, 6-16 to 7-16 prem. ; and Great Nug get. dis. to par. Australian Agricultural shares rather firmer, at 39 to 40. Peel River are quoted to dia. ; North British Australasian, 1.16 dia. to 1-16 prem. ; and Scottish Australian Investment, 1 7-16 to 1 9-16 prem. Imperial Brazilian shares have been dealt in at 6. Aierage wooing of Coin. 777,257 233,719 255,4211 (3,527 5,555 10,591 3,015,9'01 972,4111 243,247 279,929 497,773 1,021,672 :24,513 34,762 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. A moderate supply of English wheat was disposed of at an advance of 6s. per qr. upon the currency of Monday last. A fair amount of business was also transacted in foreign wheat, at a like improvement in value. Barrel Sour was le. to 2s. dearer, and the top priest of flour was generally advanced to 755. per mak. Barley was held for Is. to 24 more money, which checked its sale. Notwithstanding good arrivals of oats, factors were enabled to obtain Is. to Is. 6d. higher rates. Beans were Is. to 25., and Peas la. per qr. dearer than on this day se'nnight. Indian corn was decidedly dearer. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON [ROM JAN. 2nd 94JAN. 7th. Cos. Radish, neaten. lrle. Ynntarn. 1161 13 31 ..... 131 :11y 2191 657 2417 :1 Can I 432 I 733 10314 I 4373 Malt EDW. 2399 auks and 43674 carrels. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The public sales declared for tomorrow are—Sugar 350 libds. West India, 6,660 begs Mauritius, 10,700 bags Bea ol 4,060 bags Madras, and 800 bags Penang, the total being considered large. Coffee: 200 casks plantation Cey lon, 500 bales Mocha, and 150 cases East India. Saltpetre : 1,400 bags. OILS.--Seal, pale, 401.10 s.; straw, 361. to 381.gbrown, SQ.; Sperm 90 1. _to 911. Os. lissangrater, NI. is 1111.; Cod, wt. ; man Sea, 981. to 421.; Olive Gallipoli, 611. to 621.; Spanish and Sicily, 591. to 601.; Palm, 421. Os. to 491.; Cocoa Nut, 451. 10a. to 471. 10e. ; Linseedd3l. 10s. ; Rape- I seed, pale, 451, 10s. to 491. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. Politicai events are cow producing their full effect on this market. " Bears" are buying in their accounts, and the trade securing some portion of what they will require later on, by buying for blare!), April, and May delivery. Of seller. for autumn there are none. Petersburg Y.C. oa the spot is quoted 626.; ha. to March, 625. ;March to April, 625. 6d., 635. PLUTICULILIIB OF TALLOW. ISM • 1163.• Stock CC harm 46,676 Delivery leetweek . 1,717 Do. from let Jane 63,963 trrival lest week 1,271 s __ Do. from lit June Price T. C. per ewe. I 36,7. 9d. i 465.94. 606.4 d. Do. Town 39s. 6 4. 1 47e. ea. I 61e. Oil. Arrival for the week ending Jan. 17, last year, 30 casks; sad delivery 2,436 casks. The arrival last week comprised 660 casks from Australia, 1,169 from South Amities, and 262 from other pieces ;—Total, 2,261 eatks. hand Casks... 61,216 k 67 2, ,353 1,333 92,267 43,191 1,311 68,11011 _2.18! SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The supply of beasts is the mane as on Monday lut, and the demand equally good ; in consequence, we are able to retain the quotations of that day, with a brisk sale. Then are only a few more sheep, however ; our trade is not so brisk, the weather ia unfavourable, and, on the average. prices are rather lower. We are better supplied with calves. and consequently there is a considerable reduction from Friday's quotations. From Germany and Holland there are 246 beasts, 1,690 sheep, and 192 calves ; Spain, 9S beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,000; and 700 from this Northern and Midland Counties. Pee 16000 delta. a6.a 6. i Par stone of 8113 e. ad.s. d. Beet &tote, Herefords.. 4 8 6 0 Beet lloa. a tlf..bds. Ms Beet Bbort•home 4 8 ; Beet Loyd-wools 4 6 4 &mood quality Beeela. .34 4 0 !to. do. tranu 1%17•4 Ples , • .... .—3 8 4 8 Ja. 00. Mors Bea vac 1 8411.beede 110 8 41 Luna, . Fleaet4 at martin, 3,342; theft. and =V/0 ; Wm, in: pigs. 18T. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that although the trade is not active, still the demand for hope is increasing at fully late prices. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Eden Main, 345. 6d. ; Walls End Tees, 3.50 d —Ships t market, 16. FRENCH POLICE CASES. (Prom Gatigoom.) A widow named Blanchet, and a man named Goa leis, were yesterday brought before the Tribunal of Cor rectional Police, for an attempt to defraud the receiver of the octroi, at the Barriers des Amandiere, of 1,000 f., by the stale trick of passing off • note printed in imitation of • bank note, but with the words mills flanges instead of I mills frau', such as at one time were issued by way of band-bills by different tradesmen. The woman having re quested change for the note, the octroi officer counted tea piles of 100 f. each, which the woman put at once into a bag at the same time handing over the note. The officer ca ressed his surprise that she took the money without count mg it, end she replied that she had no doubt of his correctness. The baste of the woman excited his sus picion, and looking more carefully at the note he detected the fraud in time to prevent the parties escaping with the cub. On reproaching them with their guilty attempt they said that they had taken the note for 1,000 fr., end would go to the pencil from whom they had received it, and walked off. Two days alter they returned to the octroi office and claimed the note, when they were arrested. In their defence they said that they could not read, and believed that the note mu • genuine one. It was, however, proved that they had before attempted to pass the note as a genuine one to a baker, who was too prudent fqg them. The woman Blanchet was condemned to one year's im prisonment and 50 fr. fine, but Ciosselin was acquitted. The day before yesterday u a troop of mountebaaks were exhibiting their agility in a part of the new rue de Rivoli to a numerous crowd, the wile of a tradesman in the rue St. DECif, who was among the delighted spectators, put ber hand in her pocket to contribute her mite, when she found that her purse, in which was about 200 f., had disappeared. While expressing her surprise at the fact, a woman standing near her whispered to her that the robber was an elegantly dressed lady whom she pointed out. The latter, perceiving that attention was drawn towards her, endeavuured to escape, but two terrine de Title arrested her, and notwith standing her remonstrances took her before the commissary of police, accompanied by the complainant, and the person who had seen the robbery committed. When before the commissary, the female, in a very strong German accent, protested her innocence, and on being searched neither purse nor money were found, but the witness said that she bad seen her transfer it to a woman who accompanied her, and who was dressed like a servant. A police-officer afterwards recognised the lady as Retina El—, • German, renowned as • most skilful pickpocket, who was last year detected carrying on her occupation at the flower show in the Champs Elyrees, and who had been also detected in similar tricks at the Great Exhibition in London. The officers Immediately proceeded to the lodgings of the pri soner in the Rue des Fosres Montmartre, where they found the sister of the prisoner, who acted the part of the domestic, busily employed in preparing for a start, and having actually placed some packages into a ouch at the door. On searching the trunks and packages which were all ready for removing, there were found a great number of gold and silver watches, a quantity of jewellery, the identical purse which had been stolen from the lady, 150 pair of gloves, and a variety of other articles, The most curious seised, however, is • hansomely-bound album, in whin were written the names of 143 gentlemen, with whom Helene has had relations. In this catalogue figure the names of several superior foreiga officers—English, Italian, two Russians, and even a Turk. From one of the memoranda it would appear that the prisoner had bad by a foreign officer a son, who is now in • school in Paris, and that she had now come to Paris to see him. The two sisters were sent to the Prefecture to take their trial for the robbery. A man, named Teams, appeared yesterday before the Tribunal of Correctional Police, on a complaint preferred by a neighbour, whose eon had been bitten by Tesson's dog, named Menschikoff. Tesson said be had kept his dog tied up, but that he had broken his chain and run into the street, where he had committed the offence in question. I Such a thing, however, could not occur again, he said, far, by order of the commissary of police, he had killed Mem chikoff. As Tenon almost wept %nen he add this, the President of the Tribunal expressed his surprise that he should deplore the loss of an animal which had even bitten his wife. " Ah," said 1 esson, "if he bad bitten only my wife, that would not be the woist part of his biography." The Tribunal condemned the defendant to pay • fine of 25f. FotE.—(To the Editor of the Daily News.)—Sir, — Oa reading your paper of to-day (Saturday) I observed a statement to the effect that Mr. Webb's premises, situated in Bath-street, Newgatir street, caught fire, and were slightly damaged. I am hippy to announce that nothing of the kind has occurred to my premises. I should, therefore, esteem U • favour if you will insert this in contradiction of that account, as such • calamity, if true, would tend very much, in a variety of ways, to iajure nay businer.-1 am, sir, your', &C., C. Wiaß (for Mary Webb). Bath-street, J a c 7, 1854. A BULLOCK IN DIFFICULTIEB.—ON Wednesday last the house of Mr. Piper, tailor, of Sale-street, Teign mouth, was invaded by a bullock, which, taking advantage of a clear course, walked up-stain. On reaching the land ing, he met with a decided check by putting his foot through both doer and ceiling. In this position he re mained till head repo were obtained, and he wee rescued. Berne hour and a half aftorwardsApesiMag_book Spin, he struck his horns through the 'llaMIMI‘" khff".tore it down. Mr. Piper found it vas • j obsonsui animal out of his domicils. [.4 LO4 g ~trA` K X 4 4 41,' • ! 4 ' Ai ; ~;•~ r Clods, 1 Prism Bsturday. i Pa aa Ida 1 pa 11 1 dis S Ida di. as I 21 32 _34..1d VI i S at 4 4.1