The Express. — London, England, 1855-01-03 00:00:00

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This.. -el Mb* dewed et ' - ma. sad d el - ... .seg THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PAPER, peke H. ukase UMW hermit. the advaseteof tree eouseseros and gill need Nowa . . — Fe the same selkiee et its eeseeeliews—la the wane, of Its In wpm% lel la ke knot seneatile W seamerdel Munk k theeek, Mee& awl marelon effildee—ehlo papa 11L OONIUMPONDIOITII AT Tag SEAT OT WAlt. MOON TIM mums AND INPANTIAL. . “igy Owebal Ms& ill tt contaim MUIDW WC AO AIwTIM COLT DALLT iles,_ _ ALL CIIMINER ADVIIMORIMI.TL. WilelitaipariaZili;;WiZiiriolaty proodia top at doarimpaserra, papw b,r, by eraseidesesy u* lahnisibr i addial Ile NMI skstsrart and rot YAW Is dr. la Padded al Masao at swarm la dr kingdom ;ce at alirk Ilastatiest. Lamb& ILL EallitityM operbard a eiraistar tar prise by swain Pd at a wirall peira poliddier rill, or aralarilaa. famish the rims at row sorte raft to ripply at MAL par quarter, paid Y alma loy Irar.adlia anti. DAILY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUNTRY ETZNINO POST, at IN. Id. per v., payment in damn, ;lOW MADDOX, 10, Uppar Albscpat., v ~ sad Sees Agast. ):Y IL Y NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 a.m. Mil $ pan, at In per week; supplied in tow es country. at p.a. far a d. par da, or His. v et i z tr ii im uartar ; by ►a. WALTIBS, lbws ding IS, ipla.sizett. tl n l i: ir NEWS LENT TO READ, in Loudon, at lb. pr qauter.—SENT by MORNING ItAlAsiltag a d. 0 D0.,195. M. per v.-11. ADAMS. 11. Wsiairair. Sews Arai BAYSWATER. -DAILY NEWS LENT TO It!SAD; aad 'applied to the Gauntry by evening peat, at Med. carter, paid to advisor. hi. MOW& Cirinkarreae. arre.essat. Jost sat, Woe U. post fres la 6d., PRINCE MENSCHIKOFFB CARPET-BAG, " 0011101111 CORIMPONDINT." food at the Battle of Alm, &dodos ?shad Cadasace betassa 0/11 Roams of Lusa sad *l by saama Tbases awk w n. o‘pablWasfs. 9, Ostaidesslisst. Woad, sod ald Td i tirMYlTY w "d at i M i lnlarl; being 141 ' 41 :a 1 Neigh 4^ ..maln. Z. kar4 l; N.D. ram et ih• a kis Meier ligisis so a. Dont arr, N a ir ciVia Als% am • TUAIIIIII % sem Pi L ln e ttemme iWiri. ELM SHARE LIST& TIMIDLT EVIDFINO. The ninny share market to-day was prejudiced tbj the fall in the funds, and generally declined. reat Western Stock showed chief heaviness. Circe Northern., however, experienced an advance. The general feeling at the close was one of flatness. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLosnr. Following the movement of Console, the railway share market, after opening flatly, has since assumed a firmer appearance. Prises are in most. cuss quoted rather bettor than they closed yesterday. London and North-Western stock is quoted 1001 to 101i;1 Great Western, 68 to 1; Midland, 681 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 73} to 1; South Eastms 171 to 1; and Great Northern', 23 to 1. Cale donians are rather flatter, at 291 to 30}. French shares are quoted much the mine as they closed yesterday. Eastern. are called 301 to 1; Northeros, 331 to ; and Paris and Lyons, 181 to 191 prem. to 1 to 0 I N Sian MUM ood lottoota rate l tatotint hoot =NM to Gralorpoy. 1311, ami Imam —.. Om* Ihnik . balm elms; Di. DOW - am Wks - ORDINARY MAMA AND trocce. wet% metervaur i chisJa•. ockcasesswattst.c. Da lb. do Wt. Mil mil Rifts =.. Glides tar illOrd asek tai aside.__ Dalai sail Whet Jo Dema.PaLormi Ortesa Isit aislau MILS ja il E sad e.) amen Ws% air A I Do. Ode IL 11. 6 cdo.) Dwain a...... CM lamaidre Maim" sal=r gabber. ma almila timeth " DI. a. lama Df. a t IN* at. Ousai. nal Rat. an ) riatlrties.. a IP; di I 5 1$ 12 $ 16 17 • 7 as. a 111 i 6114 iii l4l • 11 4 4 el. fi 7 1 14 IS Di ii 2$ 30 saw is 2 p.n. tbasy 11l a DodlitaarValle, Leasarha sad ()Wills Ds. Raw Thirds .. Lansedirp sod Tsdniirt iio. — iiis7.-7 be: ire - Ti Gni= =.= 41 6. :b * V g etre l es Dw be lbw I. RIM . .. . De.t1eg.111411.16:) Da. tarbe i rrs i ath Westin Ds. MO De. 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Ms Deb-- Wils i Iliment Do. Itatasska iip.e.Dda, p. 51 ( dowse Da de. .19 lir- lee Moan o.TholudOissii Da. de, Ds.lll. Lim& AtL la Do. (*Lai Dobai= Oft allPell Oat Omit Oirismi et Greet has Padirmid,...i New param -..[ ;J.] ii Ds7lft Ot. Wait. De.1116 1 / 2 50ri, 4 48. as De. ea ok ow Ds. ft. is, as. OS Ds. ds. 73oriftsat op. Sissilift ad issofto Ds. S pis Oftt Lyons sal Skarn Isms ad aisifteram I pan liTirkse;;Maa". I Zi ll" _ l *- 'Lions Pads sad Odors Pads gni Isms • PIM% W assos CharbasTe tads mid Amin ad Mow De. per Ow- helm Swam el Plank War Plookre Ds. Ili Pnkr Wrenn h i n t. ..... Wennd krtlnclaail - . man. 4 II 1n 17 41 NI . 3j dim auj 31 4 4 Si Pa 1 pol j die j ge. y 4 I ti. 611 ds 7 dta PR ‘" ,„, dl. Ms Pa Pi PP 4 3 d i pa ts par 2 di, par 2Os psi 3 3PM II iii Is 1 to 1$ Ot die ;u ... r 1 q pa db ad 71 4 —4 de 4 1 ii r• 1S 174 ft I I casing mam NXO. Wares Mu P Mum Paid r I iors dame wetartlay. town. 100,000 1 tins Fria all 315 50,000 1 +Am& Australian Gold all 100,000 10a ram& Califoralan 10,001 10 stnetralaslan ..... woe 20 +Andrallan ....., 6 5 15 *llO3 I AusWellea Cordillera all "OW 1 Amlnlim Freehold NAM 1 Are Nada — lOW SO Blaamma kca k Coal all WS" 1 Arida Ulna= Gold all 87— *Ode• 20 t&4 Itom. 11.5 6 7 10,60 e 35 +Braa.lmp.(lmats c = Ilt 6,000 20 Do. Cosammed tk 21 1 la 11,000 20 Do. IL Aim Del Rey 16 10 le 210,004 1 Canon% Crank .. 5 5 I 80,000 1 +Mtoimalindita r kaa. IWs par 12.00 s 40 CobroOsemer 1 48 SO 100,000 i rOsimial Uold .., 1 5 a 16 14 16 350,000 M. +Copper o3lBBoo Mbar. of Pad all 50 55 0,00 26 AM. PreL la pa Cent all par 2pm 70,000 elsotAastrallanCoppr all 1 1 25,000 +Foram 20,000 2 10mersl 72,001 Grand Darby 01 Sidon all 5 a 11,000 Great Polsootb all 60.000 Liberty 10,014 , 411aares all 8 II 10,000 Linitarnies 1 5 die spm 101,615 t • ...... . all I MA 0 Ne er 11,101 421.1.Moreellin.8mCi ail b 10, 2811, ttramma Meade 0 001 00 20 Inver Lead all all 15 a 16 1 160,001 Port 60,00 , 1 Quails Doak ell I 10,0.0 50 ribitssor bon 10,000 15 3 7 4. rt :11 7,100 0 Sea Do be S e o all de Cuba. 1 1 I a 15 80,000 1 dovilt Awtraltan BO 1 le 6,000 10 fl. Croft 43,17 , 1 20.2.83 +l7Mtad 11miela all 2 21 70.000 1 Waller 100,000 1 West Mariposa— all 4 Tnatderabie by stamped deed. JOINT 6TOCK NI 214 U N No. 83. low. Pd. prime Brims dome yesterday. today. ,--- ---- , SUM 69 Suelreleals all 79 01 40 Ilrli.ool.lleaktLoso 00 all IKON SO Brill Xcetlt Asada all 44010 23 Pestered Beak of Ada —— NAN 20 Chest Bask d Doha, 3 1 01 di, 10, 108 Osimil Amilmlb. sod Mao. 21 2 Ms • 17,066100 Osmsamdalet Lodes 2O — 14960 10 Ileg.,llB‘llAust.Chert l6 36 3 — dls 16,010 SO Idmillartimli MAIM SO 214 22 Ail be land= imd Omoly 'SAO 50 WM= MN Mae lO WOO 100 tmadesimlWestmlaster 20 WOO 100 181. Prow. et Emlsad 33 MAO 20 D p i. New lO 110,a0 SI of Ireland 55. 1 10 New loath Wales all — 34 3 - 1 16.1173 23 leak Oorporadm all 37 39 11.000 , 100 Pmeimidetlndood. 25 4,000 Do New 90 10 ,000 11 loyal Amdrallae Bask all lag es. Odd Imp. 00. 1 9,000 115 Booth Amlralle 23 29 42 ad 13.010 23 Whoa ot Australia 11.00 Do. New 2l 3 10 111.0110 30 Union el Leaden .. „ lO 251 111SCELLANZOIIS. Cimino No. Mt. ILI/C2LIANIOVI. Pd. prices . Dodo= dcee . —.. - --.-- II Labia Osel Wlsm .. all 19. 17i 35 Si 12, AmOrelmis a = 4 6^,000 10 Suwalki Royal Mail. all 41 33,000 lo Merle Waterworks til BAUM Molokai' Lead— 40 60.000 5 IldtAtooLdid at lod.Co. 1 10,01 X, 1 , , Omodis— 321 ad St. 119.9pmet..1aa.azdJuly 100 1001 1071,, 1061 a I TM ler Mem 200,000 Palm M N •• OM • Mae h Oms 4 pm Slim SUN lOW* sale e 121 171 151 , Simahollgaile— Os all lAN blilloilweet NAN 1 SedlanammalleitTal. all 20.00 r 10 tedies 6 SLAmeolisa 9 11 7ad 19,000 1 llathmelPfdatelas, Peel all 50,000 10 lisereleads load . . 5 1 11 73,000 WA. Rohs Oath L iter. Olson Noised= Co 1 182,711 1 IWO MI. Alseksleka all 3 1 23,00 s , *rib cofl illsoo. MOllo,oooPoslllseraDonsl all l2l 21 21 Palladio hOrlsollioi. 58 SUM Portisod IrmsOmmem all 2 ti lON 1 , loyal Nall Nam llO II 100,001 , 1 leettith Austranvestm all 111 11 100,000 Do. New 14,200 Om& Amiralles Lod . 23 1 1 31 4 lic MOM 1 Ties. lialp.. sll , 73.000 1 Da. Ds. Diorbistsd all , 3 1 1 10,000 100 Vas Dissoim'sLamd 2ll 11 121 RELIC FROM 80/dARSEND.—Daring the week, Captain B. Hall, who, with his little "Bulldog." has so signalised himself in the Baltic during the summer, has returned to his old residence at Weymouth, and has made a present of the white flag of truce held out by the Russians at the eapitulation of Bornareand, to All Souls Masonic Lcdge.—Figirig Peal. NEW CANNON SHOT.—Oar neighbour, Mr. Talk, of the Lewes Iron Works (Talk and Ley), has invented a mode of applying the principle of the Minie rifle bullet to shot for either plain or grooved cannon. Our non-military readers may not, perhaps, be aware that one-sixteenth of an inch " windage" is allowed in our artillery service and that if the French—that is to say, the diameter of the shot is one sixteenth leas than the diameter of the bore, in order to let the former paw down the gun. But this occasions much waste of the effective force of the gas generated b expiators of the powder, by permitting it to escape through the interstice. The object soofiht by Mr. Talk is to close the interstice, on the exit of the ball, so as to determine the whole of the disruptive gas to its propelling. This he proposes to accomplish by astir shot M Maid of three simple parts. The mar el the la s met iron cylindrical cone, like be shat, sod my he either solid or hollow. A sassed pee% of met bum s emits of a solid or hollow cylinder 'miasma with an inalissi cons. These two parts fit into sea Mbar, passing them* the third part, which is a single or dew*, hot ring, Wag closely to both. When the shot, thee mate up, is put tale the cannon, the conical end points toweede be made. The conical plug lies next to the prodee, lei the holes ring between the two. When the powder espiedet, it drives the plug with great violence into the rise, and cease the softer metal of which it is made h ‘ i r ie fs =l, until its Meek, surface presses perfectly gas-tight the Interior of the cannon bore. The consequence be dist ths whole lbws of the explosion is expended on the peptides of the Mot. This ingenim contrivance may lead at the paste midi to important results. Mr. Talk iseirseded drawings, models, and description of it to Use Admiralty *a Mendes We* the kith Dec., and they me new, we emiseelsed, under the els- Menden of officers of the Beard Otiontee.—Whise hems AIWA RAILWAY.— Tsrf. fis;;r — ea -- I,C 106 8d ; 0N... me go** period . 1 1 43, NU Oa. 11d. . • : f 1 - r J.: IT • • 4411 • MONEY TuswAY Evixtiro. The English fonds experienced a steady decline to-day, and closed at their lowest point, which repre sents a further fall of about j per cent. since yester day. Speculative sales were pressed, and the market at the close remained depressed in character, prejudiced by news of to-day's great fall at Paris. The new French loan continues to exercise an unfavourable influence. At Paris to-day the French funds experienced a fall of about If per cent. compared with the final range of Saturday. Sales of stock are doubtless indnoed with a view to taking up the approaching new creation issued at a lower rate. The Amsterdam bourse remains quiet. Yesterday being New Year's day was observed u a holiday on all the other continental markets. Consols were first marked 91 ex dir. for the 10th inst., fell to 904 to 4, rallied to 901 to 4, and had receded at 4 o'clock to 904, exactly. Subsequently there were sellers at this figure. The official business repute in es- Minya per Cant. Consols, far account, 10th Jan., 91, 901, 1,1, lex div. Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 1, 1. New Three per Cents., 901, 91, 90/. Long Annuities, expiring in 1860, 4 5.16. Bank Stock, 2081, 208. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 4s. to 7& prem. Exchequer Bonds, 991 to /. Very little business was done in foreign stocks. Turkish showed heaviness, and closed at 741 to /, or 1 per cent. lower than yesterday. Equsdor Bonds were again inquired for. Other stocks were dull. At 4 o'clock Russian Five per Cent& were quoted 97 to 99; ditto Fou&and-a-Half per Cents., 85 to 87 ex div. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 60 to 61 ex die.; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 91 to 92. Sardinian, 83 to 85. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 69 to 71 ; ditto Three per Cents., 48 to 50. Mexican, 20! to 211. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 17 to 181 ex div. The list of sales is as follows : —Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852,911, 921. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 911, 1. Equador Bonds, 31, 3/. Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 16th January, 204. Peruvian Fourand-a-Half per Cents., 70. Sardinian Five per Cents., 84, 831. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cent,, 17/ ex div. Turkish Six 'per Cent. Scrip (paid in full), for account, 16th Jan., 75, 741,1, 1. The demand for gold for exportation was again active to-day, and is expected to absorb the 329,6001. in gold dust brought in by the Lady Jocelyn. The Henry Reed has arrived from Launoeston, but is believed to have no gold on freight. The foreign exchanges exhibit no recovery. The rates current this afternoon were much the same as those of Friday, but the transactions were not exten sive. For Paper on Paris money was to be obtained at 25f. at short, and 25.25 at 3 months' date. Bills oa Hamburg were negotiated from 13.5; to 51. The rates on Vienna and Trieste were nominally quoted 12.35 to 45. Quotations on other places presented little change. The sugar market opened to-day with fall prices for the grocery kinds, but the inferior sorts were fully 6d. per cwt. lower. The half-yearly meeting of the London Dock Com pany was held to-day. The report stated the balance standing to the credit of profit and low on the 30th of November at 261,1401., out of which the directors recommended a dividend of 21. 10s. per cent. for the half-year, clear of income-tax. The report was adopted, and power was given the director, to apply to parliament for a further sum of 200,0001. for new works and other purpoeu. Hamburg letters of the 29th alt. report money easy at 3 to 31 per cent., considerable quantities of silver having been received from England. The exchanges were higher, with takers of bills on Lon don at 13.1. Two or three more small failures had taken place. In grain the transactions were limited, and in produce scarcely uything had been done, owing to the holidays. The annual meeting of the Australian Agricultural Company is to be held on the 26th inst. The half-yearly interest, at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, is to be payable on the shares of the Arica and Tacna (Peru) Railway, on the 20th inst. The half-yearly dividends on the capital of the Argus Life Assurance Society are now payable. The shares of the Australian Agricultural Company to-day declined 101., other land shares remaining quiet. In bank shares the feature was an advance in those d the Union Bank of Australia. Crystal Palace stock declined, closing at 21 to 2 15-16. London Dock stock has been dealt is at 1051; and the Canada Company's stock at 105 ex div. As regards the supply of linseed, Messrs. Edwards and Esetty, in their annual circular, state that the import& although larger than last year, so far as this port is concerned, will nevertheless be found mate rially smaller in the aggregate (probably one-fourth, and the deficiency all arising since August). Of the total imports into London of 249,450 quarters, the East lnlies furnished 117,500 quarters; the Black Sea and Mediterranean, 03.000; Alexandria, 6,000; Archangel, 9,500; and the Prussian Baltic and other ports, 23,500. The ports of Riga and St. Petersburg, which last season shipped half a million of quarters, have this year of course sent none, but from Memel a larger quantity than usual has found its way, some of it being of the description ordinarily sent through Riga. The total supply from the East Indies has exceeded 980,000 quarters, and that from the Azov and Black Seas the unprecedented quantity of 700,000 quarters, of which 575,000 quarters have al ready readied British ports. The subjoined remarks by Messrs. Edwards and Eutty impute great blame to our government. In May last, notwithstanding the extreme rates at which contracts were made for Azov seed, our English crushers took that opportunity to buy freely, being most anxious about the future, and only too glad to secure some portion of seed to keep heir mills at work in the autumn ; they of course relied in fullest confidence on the positive statement of the First Lord of the Admiralty,. that a blockade of all Russian ports bad been ordered to take place alter a certain date. This Aida' assurance having been given in the most unqualified terms, large operations were entered Into, even tually entailing a serious loss to the buyers, and for which our own government was entirely to blame. So far as the interests of the consumers of linseed were concerned, there can be no doubt they have been benefited by the trade con tinuing open, but the complaint of the manufacturer is, not that no blockade exists, but that he should have been so deceived through being informed by those in autho rity, they were not to expect earthing further from Russia. This naturally induced him to send his orders to cur own possessions in India, whence large supplies have since come forward at a great lose, having to com pete with the continuous import of seed from the Black Sea. If the government had stated that the blockade was contingent on certain events, it would then have been a fair matter of speculation for the parties interested ; but with such unhesitating and clear answers to the many com munications addressed, in the first instance, to it, merchants have great reason to complain of the course pursued by the government. The pecuniary loss was, in many instances very heavy, but this was less than the diuppointmeut of those who had operated in full dependence upon the word of an English ministry, and especially, also, when they re member that their loss found its way into Russian pockets. The vaunted stoppege of Rural= trade is altogether a myth, in as far as the south of that empire is concerned ; with the exception of the articles prohibited by the Emperor himself, It has in fact been even greater then in previous yean. If we could but place unreserved faith (even now) in the re newed assurances of our own government, and especially in the late caution published by the Admiralty to the trading community relative to a blockade of all the Russian ports, Avoid hostilities continue on the reopening of next year's navigation, we have really only the East Indies to depend upon for neat year's arsine. Doubtless high rates will greatly stimulate the production there (already more than double that of 1853), and ultimately tend to make us inde pendent of Russia altogether for the article of linseed ; bat the increase there could only be gradual, and for some years will go but a short way to compensate tie delleissey of the million to a million and a half of quietism, whisk that °sen try has hitherto &applied various Eresureen ports with. Been if peace quickly ensued nut of the esparted present negotiations, the interruptions to the regular channels of production in the South must render our supply for 1855-56 a very precarious one. We cannot express any opinion as to the future; everything depends on the mum political suetstake. .~ Annexed Ma statement (extracted from the Liver pool Weekly Share Lie V) showing the rates yielded by ord►nary railway stocks at present prima. The cal culation is based on the dividend paid for the half year ending 30th June, 1854, and for the year ending 30th June, 18M : Int. per et. per anama it the rats of ellvldead paid Pres. Prim. ' Itnn.wsv. Last year. Untitled 161 Blekenbesd,Lass., and ChenEl7l sh 6 1 111 4 0 95 1014141 ead Exeter ....„ --........ 4 1 81 4 1 9 riClislinin 4141 4 1 4 Duals awl MOM .............. 11 RIO= Clemise .... ... . ..... If am laresike V 11 1 101981114.1816n0w 6l .1 1 1 6 1 11 69 alwasir ma Swath Western 5 6 4 1 91 254 Oraulleiess 3 1 4 2 45 Gt. 11460bleu sod Western—Deland 4 104 4 1 54 70 Greet Wolin 4 84 5 0 12 Headman& lillmisnme• 76 Lfunsofar WI Orilla 94 Lanesaratlffii rinella.... 5 91 5 7 73 Labusldee mi Torkelitri stock IN LNG" NW" WY Was& 04444 4 94 5 9 101 Loin mg Mali Wissues Sink 164 Leaden sal IWO Western Milo 41 149042 ma ismeillesarn. 6 7 9 6 1 it. 464 Midlant Great W• 10666 ........._.» 69 11111bal Slut 5 4 1 9 40 1000/4.lllialtesam, sad Darby 184 Ikea [asters Berwick Stock .. II Mee Ideas York Stock 6 64 5 114 14 sseth Illalluditlre 4 6 4 3 234 lesttilk Gretna 4 1 51 4 1 5 1$ Ossetia 111011md 124 404111,164.4.4 ...............v•••••wW-- 41 10 6 1 6 The rates yielded by guaranteed ma 'preference stocks are as follows : Pres. Price. Gosamerars DlrrnMne. lat. pe neat. per 5 num. 94 Buekinsimmehire stack, 4 per sent. 8 East Lancashire Prat 4 shares 6 per cent. 134 Eastern Counties Preference 6 per cent 84 Caledonlan--Orsenock 5 per cent. pest 4 2 116 Great Northern 5 per cent. preference stock 99 Great Western 41 per cent. stock 4 1 11 161 Gt. Weston: nertwebury and Chester 3 per cent 4 1 3 184 Gt. Western Shrews. and Chester 34 per cent. 4 1 2 71 Gt. Western Shrews. and ffirm.34 per cent. stock 4 1 2 104 Hull and Selby 131 Lancashire and Yorkshire Pref. 6 per cent 332 Loa. Brighton snd 4. Coast Pref. 6 per cent. 135 llicPand El per cent 4 104 1l • Midland New 4: per cent. preference 4 1 0 228 North Union, 10 per cent. 4 84 15 North Western 5 per cent. pref. shares 5 0 42 P.& Wyre, ir.7l. Is. 6d. D. ct.. 111'33 :1.17.. Id 4 61 115 Bt. Helens 6 per cent. preference stock i 4 100 St. Helens Preference, 5 per cent. stock 5 0 19 Sheffield, R. B. W. H. and Goole, North Div. 9/ South Eastern 44 per ct. preference 4 12 34 24 South Eastern. itins Annuities .. .. 91 York and North 3.1141.nd 44 p. ct. pretreat. 4 17 34 LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.—IAx. 2. Bills and M. Meaty. Time. Prima as negotlated,this day. Amsterdam per £3 Months lift. Mate—, 118. 17 arr. Ditto Rotterdam Antwerp Brunel. HamburgandAltona „ tt 13mes. bassid. lanila. sal. retersburg... peiruble ':, ill - ... 35j _ . . Paris per £ Short 25fr. re. ... 25fr. use. Dittto Marseilles Frankfort•on-the-Manie per £lO . 117111. kr. ... 1:71fl. kr. Vienna (effectire)— pq Z „ 1211. 35kr. ... 120. 40kr. Triate ll9 g. 1211. 35kr. ... 1.11. 40kr. Madrid perdollar „ 61 pence ... 50 pence actin Übe* 5O „ „ pane ... 50 pease Barcelona Malaga .... „ „ 50 pesos ... 30 paces Gibraltar „ 60 pence ... 5/ enes Leghorn „ ~ 801 r. 604. „. 301r. pease Leaborn , ~ $O6. 60.. ... $O!,. 55e. Gam , 251 r.471n .. 351 x. 521 e. Naplespast. . 431 pence ... 431 penes Palermo pi:ounce „ 13G pence ... 130 pence 130 peace ;. 130 peace Lisboa pet milreilm daye Gate pence ... 631 peace New York... CO 531 penes ... fg 1 passe New mar:Nes.l7l, Wti; eisesille Medd of tote et mel, sad et ett . somethe palm, ?My me Ile es the Whet Isle• uttlieet theft eft liz i TeleiL NY la la ewe, et Its. era; tar e by peek he. be ire= [.L .4625T ek *" tMr d...lll.BlW2li.edma of Irt tee ra t= 6",..t. ingfetteitetruteelmee ; sat P. Ws. it li ft r" 4 iv the e *Nast lvvre e k j a j • y ew& SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TUESDAY. The ant assembly in the new year was but a thin one, 614 the amount of busload' transacted did certainly net liake up for the paucity of members. The Chester Cup was delicately handled in consequence et the entry being partially out. Thee has beta nothing introduced here yet for the Grand Nstioasl. The Derby, with a few slight excepticias (as will be semi k 4"), obtained all the attention.____ CHEBTBR UP. 60 to 1 apt Arthur Wellesley (t) 60 to 1 The Rover (t) 100 to 1 Goorkah (t) lOU to 1 Roy a li s t (t) 100 to 1 St. Clare (t) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 1 to 1 apt St. Ruben (t) 6 to 1 Bonnie Morn (t) 10 to 1 o n The fi DERBY. eId (off) 12 to 1 Lord of the Isles (t) 12 to 1 De Clare (t and off) 500 to 20 Dirk Hatteralek (t) 600 to 20 Polydore (t) 6 to 1 Granulus Hearing 'ad 81. Hobart (tr to 60l ) 6 to 1 Lord of the Isles sad De Clare (t to 601.)) 100 to SO Orteculus Esurisoe, Lord of the Was, De Clan, aad St. Hubert (t) irmazens BARRACKL—At the sessions held Monday, the let inst., in the city of Winchester, the Jury returned a true bill on an Indictment preferred churchwardens of Bt. Faith cum St. Cross Hospital, the Board of Ordnance, for a oostinuanee of the pride,, which have been pronounced by the faculty I Narions to the lives and health of the inhabitants, Mash tbe bisourabia board tamed 23 39 die id 36 THIS DAY—Two O'CLOCK. The English funds experienced a further decline this morning, but a rally has since taken place, and prices are now quoted nearly 1 per cent, higher than they closed yesterday. Console were first marked 901 ex div. for the 10th of January, re covered to 901, and are now quoted 901 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 901; the New Three per Cents. at 90 to I ; Bank Stock at 210; India Stock, for account, at 229; Exchequer Bondy, 1858, at 991; Exchequer Bills at 4s. to 6a. prem.; and India Bonds at 10s. prem. In the foreign stock market, Turkish has rallied to 741 to 751. The only other stocks in which business is recorded are Russian Five per Cents., at 97; and Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., at 18, ex dm. Mexican remains quoted 201 to 211. TUESDAY EVZNINO. There is no general movement in the home mining stock market, but occasional transactions continue to take place. We hear of inquiries for shares in Bryntail, South Bedford Console, and South Garras. The sales reported to us comprise :—Wheal Buller, 610; Alfred Consols, 171, ; North Wheal Basset, 31; Great Wheal Alfred, 29, 30; Bedford United, 91 ; North Crofty, ; Tincroft, 2 ; Bryntail, 3t, 4 ; Nanteos and Pearhiw, It; South Bedford Consols, 11, 4 ; Sortridge Consols, 1 ; St. Austell Consols, 385., 405.; Wheal Crebor, 21s. 6d.: Cwm Darren, 6s. 8(1. The gold mining shares present no new feature. Mr. Spence, the Colonial Gold Company's superin tendent in New South Wales, has arrived in England per the Lady Jocelyn. Cobra shares advanced 11., but those of the Rhym ney Iron Company experienced a decline. For shares in new undertakings the current quo- tations (which, however, are inmost cases little more than nominal) are subjoined: Connemara, is to per share ; Culebote Copper, Ito per share ; Bus River (of Jamaica), 1 to I per share ; Jamaica Copper , t to 1 per share; Cologne Lead, 6-16 to 7-16 per share; Dhurode Copper, 4 to 1 per chars; Great Hewes United Tin, 3.16 to 5.16 per sh. ; Iberian, I die. to par; Obernhof, Ito per share ; Peninsular Mining, Ito die.; Tamar Maris, to per sh. • Clarendon (of Jamaica), die. to par ; South Devon Consols Ito 6 per share; San Fernando, to I per share ; G reat Crinnis, Ito 1 die.; Lackamor Copper, to 1 per share; Oakeley, 101. to 201. per share; Bruton Iron Ore, par to i prem.; Wheal Tebidy, 14 to 11 per sh. ; Treweatha, 3 to 4 per share ; Ballygoneen, tto per share ; Sortridge Consols, 14 to If per share ; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 1-16 to 3-16 per oh.; Adelaide land and Gold, I to f per sh. ; Gallt y-tfrith Rhedyn, dia. to pim.; lreburgett Consols, I to per eh. • Port Royal (of Jamaica), 1 to t per share; Welsh Pottiai, par to 3 prem. ; Vale of Towey, 6.16 to 7.16 per share; New Linares, 1 to I per share ; Great Cambrian Mining and Quarrying, to 4 per share ; West Bortridge, 1 to * per share; British Australian Gold, 1-16 to 1 per share ; North Hingston, 1 ;to 4 per share. Gledbach Zinc, j to 4 per share ; Lake Bathurst Gold, 1.16 to 1 per share ; Ludgvan Lease, 7-16 to 9-16 per sh. ; Austra lian Consols, 1 to f per share ; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, die. to par; Lusitanian (ol Portugal), par to t pm. • Wildberg Consols, It to If per share ; L'Aigle d'Or, 1.16!0 . 3-16 per share; Great Wheal Vor, 1 to 11 per share; New Grenadian Land and Loan, 18 to 1f prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoca. The gold mining shares remain neglected. Agua Fria shares are quoted I die. to par. • Nouveau Monde, 3-16 tot per share; Colonial Gold , to 7-16 die.; and Great Nugget Vein, to I. die. In other foreign and colonial mining stocks not a single transaction is recorded in the Stock Exchange. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 35 to 36 ; Peel River, 21 to 2i North British Australa sian, 1} to k dis.; and Scottish Australian Invest ment, to prem. CANT NAMES IN AMERICA.—Mains is the Star in the East; New Hampshire the Granite State; Vermont the Gunn Mountain State ; blassachueette the Bay State ; Connecticut the Land of Steady Habits; New York the Empire State ; Pennsylvania the Keystone State ; Virginia the:Ancient Dominion ; North Carolina the Turpentine Sate; South Carolina the Palmetto Sate; and Ohio the Buckeye Bute (from the buckeye tree, common in it.) The Vermonters are called Green Mountain Boys; the people of Obio, Buckeyes; those of Kentucky, Corn • crackers; those of Indiana , Hoosiers ; those of Michigan. Wolverines; those of Illinois, Sackers; and those of Mis eouri, Pokes. New York is the Empire City ; Philadelphia the Quaker City; Baltinlor• the Monumental City; New Orleans the Crescent ; and Washin gto n the City of Maratficent Distanoes.—From Notes and , ro-ios. DEMERARA RAILWAY.—Traao for fortnight end. lag Dn. 2. 1864, Mi. 9s. 94. Corresponding period last year, 6024.9 e. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MARK LANE.—TRIS DAY. The weather continues unusually mild and damp for the season, which materially affects the condition of new Eng lish wheat, and renders its sale the more difficult. There was a very short attendance of buyers in Mark lane this morning, and the limited business transacted in wheat and flour was at prices about equal to those of Monday la.t: Barleycontinues neglected, and its 'value is with difficulty supported. Oats were a retail sale at Monday's quotations. Beaus and pus very dull at the late decline. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROIL JAN. 1 TO JAN. 11. Qrs. I English. Scotch. Irish. Foreign. WLeat 790 I I 6950 Earley 4040 5 0 Oats 670 6910 Yalu NO Flour, 720 ...... 5460 and 2450 barrels. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. At: GAIL—The public sales of 9,000 bags Diann's, went off heavily at yesterday's pric es . U nc l aye d , 275.; Bayed , 29s. 6 d. to 30s. 1,800 baskets of Java also sold at about previous rates, 30s. to 361. 6d. The refined market firm. Grocery lumps, low to flue, 30s. to 365. 6d. COPFEE.—There he. not been • public sale, and the market bu been quiet. TEL.—Fine sorts only are In request ; other description. dull of sale. SALTPILTRI.-1,600 buts IFeell offered la public sale aid all bought to; vatemesieneele Mfifw t seleassies 7j, Na. Nivaevn OP Sons. quoted steady at 18s. 6d. Rvx remains in limited demand. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet to-day, at the following quotations, tie. —Town tallow, 63s nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 645. 3d. ; January to March, 645. BOROUGH HOP MARKET. —THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith, hop factors, report that there is an improved demand for fine coloured hope, which are scarce, and are held for higher prices. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Hsstiag's Hanley, 18.1.; Tanfield Moor, 175. ; Walls E n d Hearn, 20s. 9d.-45 huh ships at market. THE TALLOW MARKET. (Prom P. J. Smith and Charles's Meder.) The fluctuations in the tallow market, whieh in the course of the past year have been violent end sometimes very sudden, have been chronicled from week to week in the circulars we have addressed to our correspondents. It is therefore only necessary, in reviewing the events of the year lfia, to mention the chief causes of these fluctuations. The year opened with daily increasing anticipations that war was inevitable, and the 'nice of tallow gradually ad vanced from GOs., until just previously to the declaration of war it reached 70t, sod for future deliveries 725. The " Orders in Council" of April opened up the direct trading between British and Russian subjects through neutral states, and the consequence was the commencement of the overland trade through Prussia. At first it was not supposed that this business could be carried on successfully to any great extant ; nevertheless, the price of tallow receded, and as it became more and more evident that larger quantities of tallow would be conveyed overland than bad at first been anticipated, a panic took place, and the price rapidly declined to 00s. again; a re-action, almost as sudden as the decline had been, however, took place, and the price again reached 675. ; from this point, after many fluctuations of 2.e. and 3s. each way, there has been again • decline, and the closing price of the year was 64.. There can be no question but that these fluctuations have arisen, in a great measure, if not wholly, from political causes. First of all the decline, which took place immediately after the declaration of war, and which assumed, subsequently. the shape of panic, was produced by the state of uncertainty in which merchants and dealers were kept, as to the block ade. of Russian ports in the Baltic. The subsequent re-ac tion took place when the official announcement of the blockades was made, and it became then a question of cal culation of cost of carriage overland through Prussia. This was variously stated, both in respect to cost, sad facility of transit, and the result of the best information we could col lect, anewhich we communicated in our circular at the time, was, that the cost would be about 20/. p.r ton, and the quantity to arrive at the end of the year won'd be probably 20,000 to 25,000 casks; exclusive of the 3,000 casks shipped by way of Archangel, before the blockade of that port. Both these estimates have turned out very nearly correct. The actual arrivals have been about 25,000 casks, and the cost is certainly not under 20/. per ton ; some parties estimate it considerably over that amount. The ab solute amount of business done, however, for despatch overland, has considerably exceeded, as we have stated above, the estimated quantity, and the remainder of the tallow is still in process of carriage overland to Prussia, or has already ' dat port, in that country. We have said that the market has assumed very much of a political character, and we have ascribed the fluctuations mainly to this fact. There is every reason to anticipate that this will continue to be the case, for the same kind of political events which produced our greatest fluctuations (the uncertainties as to the blockades) are again agitating the minds of our merchants, in the shape of the position of Prussia, both in respect to her own political position and to the course the allies may deem it necessary to pursue with regard to the transit trade she has been following aim the declaration of war. It appears that the attention of our government has been drawn to the extent of the business in Russian goods, which be. been conducted through Prussia, and official as well es semi-offioial intimations have been given to the effect that the subject is under the considera tion of government. The views we entertain on this sub ject ere well known to our correspondents. We have con stantly, for six months past, urged that the war we fare engaged In is encouraged and supported by a trade which is furnishing British capital to the enemy, to an extent nearly equal to that supplied to Russia in times of peace ; and be lieving, as we do, that the stoppage of this trade, absolutely, both by sea and land, would be a powerful blow to the enemy, and tend very largely to cripple his resources (espe cially by the reduction in the value of the paper currency of the empire), itl is no discouragement to us to find our views warmly opposed by parties interested in the overland trade, whilst, on the other hand, it is a great encourage ment to ns to find that the attention of government is directed to the subject, end that the press which at first applauded the wisdom of the "orders in council," now advocates, almost without exception, the adoption of prohi bitory measures. We shall, therefore, continue to advo cate this course of action, as a means of bringing the struggle more rapidly to a close, and we have full confidence that, when the subject is brought fairly before parliament, it will be demonstrated that such will be the effect of a stoppage of the trade of Russia, and that the consumer, of Russian products will find supplies of all these articles, from other quarters, quite sufficient to prevent any mate rial inconvenience, which is as much as we can hope for is a state of war. Delay in the decisions of the governments', however, most injurious to all parties interested, (or, whilst on the one hand, it Keeps merchants absolutely engaged in commercial transactions with Russia in auspease as to thinee operations, it prevents the energies of the capitalist being exerted for the supply of goods (hitherto drawn from Russia) from other quarters. TILE EAST KENT RAILWAY.-Mr. David Salomone has resigned his seat as deputy-chairman of this company, in consequence of want of accord between him and the board and the contractors, ir C. Fox and Co.) RAILWAY LAW EXPENSES.—Haring glanced at the enormous amount of "law expenses" charged to the London and North Western Company, exceeding one mil lion of money in a few years, we turn to the Great Western Company's accounts, and find (according to the valuable " Brougham Returns") that that company had charged on their accounts the following sums, up to 1849, in respect of the Great Western proper, the Cheltenham Union, the Berke and Hants, and the Oxford lines, the total sum of 10.5,2681. for "law expenses," and 245,137/, under the heed of "parliamentary expenses." These are independent of the sums charged on nine other "companies ' accounts in alliance with the Great Western Railway. From 1849 to 1853 (four years) the Great Western Railway accounts; show further "payments," amounting to 29 , 5631 . for " "law," and 223,2195. for "parliamentary" expenses (which include 158,121/. for expenses on the projects of 11845.7, and expenses as to the Rugby, the Windsor, and the Wilts and Weymouth lines united to the Great Western Railway). These sums make a grand total of payments for " law" out of the corporate funds of the Great Western Railway proper of nearly three quarters of a million, inde pendent also of the coats charged to the other corporate bodies now united to the Great Western Railway, and in dependent of sums for law charged under the head of " ma nagement," incorporation, capital, land, &a., not appearing in the printed accounts under the head of " law."—Nesh ow Railway Management. SEABORNE MAILS. issued from the General Watch of the Retriever Jiffies , &c , has been pi mails tor Anstralia,&c., Lightning, which i. sth inst. with the 4th inst. 1 rnene. tv ..eser+rf,e , ir i ti A ne : r .a . T t i t;, : ffie in f c lajc es :ii eor nk e 7:7t: i oned antil the 3rd 71 : 7 ii ... ,:,...: 7:1 E. a,ltc.,wipeen rl be despatched by the • , i,'+• , . . ''." 1 3 lis appointed tend from Liverphol 4 , • :. , moils from London of the eveifpg sr .: •-: ..! 'f.