The Express. — London, England, 1855-01-25 00:00:00

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The 'arsine is mese* amsesst.fes 29 weeks Irene tbe spade' of the palm* sot the 10th June to the nit Deem. bar, 1854, ham boss as fellows : • Receipts from the adMiseiost of 958,232 obits" iselsding proportion of receipts from the Railway Compasy Seams tickets Rama! of epees 18,820 1 10 Miendlaseous, refreshments, 'tabling, cloak rooms, Ike. Rat The erpeuditere during the 'mate period is revenue ae moat has bees 27,9901. 3s. 75. (the details of which are given is the statement of revenue meoest), emlusive of as aduserdi e l r esh i ezro of about 10,0001, enameled with the " Ciao' is the refrogement department have boss expemlketo *99K The director' sins folly awerwthst tide Ines* of babas mould only be profitably essesebed by andiehisel esterprias ; but at the outset it was eisoliond reed 'obey to aim at eatisfyieg the public mew Netreallsfsg en immediate sewn, end to enquire espaisses before eutrootiog the supply of ter freshoosto II Obis beads. These ajar being attained, malank er eeheilmeste has new bees let to Mean. ple% KIM Aai., AlbreasSe-essia, as a natal of a poesy per Mad tie es& Asher - to the Woo sp U. 25,000 a day, e; l tUrpossy per head ea spy addilisael nether. As Obi gressal *spews it easy be observed that • is seem ow Obey have bees WIMPS* NOM iaet d eotal to des du t epeg of the usiereilklog, sad whisk have Gime ben ressowl, se aro is seem of rneovel. Oa the edam head, however, some operas of szposse, sash se nateSesseee sad repairs of the buil4t ue ltro not yet be fulled" Os tbs orbita l of Ow past az 1•111 se SHAMS LIST& WHISION itAnoluirs. la 10 Alamo ad lotto deaf 61 IM 6 $4 Nem Eames Juniace 1 M SO 6 *Miro to Mt SO *. 11100.11arodoiDalmilla. . poi 4*a .ry VD*, SO 14 DIA* tml limapqrs — —pa ><dTh e 15 10 o.ll* nazi& .... $4 2 MS ._ 10 all Imams a Fromm ...: 334 81 111 W I 444 10 10 Da. Saw - SO 15 toet Lam .. . 1 1$ pot .3 5 Do. Iso X 5l Miii•Mt. DO3 M aallll Mito do. it 7 4— •-•- 11 310.130. n 0 10 Om* hood* Of my into . 15 124 cmodiaionidas, • 7 dla ~ ly quot a 13 all Db.*. Limit/IL 6 7 dim „ , 100 DO Do. Ont. d , 11 10 Ma ~ L 01112.011 100 all Do. Ommy.tall et. IN 11 .. Iztat zo 10 Hort Owereg imais. Is 11 pm „ 1 6 all Gmat Wl* 4 Poo o 74 t 8 1 - &Jima limans Par PM n us, 221 to 10 12 • 3 ft, 4 all Da. 00 ' item,, i s l sea an oe. lint Oweds. ' 1 IN If a NM pay 47.4.4. 011 in sno w all too aa D Ma lan, o. eo. is, do. lOC all Do. do. 76, do. • 07 100 td 14Youst 100 all Do. do. Merano* op. Si Si 104 all Hamilton and Utast° ... 2 dia tot 100 all Do. 6 per Org.—. . . 97 IGO 15 10 Lyman and Noma 4 1 4 0 3 o 10 12 =and It • Mrs *my i 10 184 to 1 P.m. SO, 0 Do. Haw ---- 63 10 Namur Li & ne ams (with tat) 7 4 Pa • 4 211 le all 16 le No Ditto 504. rtUrkottam—. B4 844 ~ Ers sh Marked 111 1 r. 10 all Nomad= *Wm. a 10 14 Parlayed L 7500 .. 10 03 Paris a* Ott ... SS Ito Poises. L.M. 41 it WNW to to Pane. Oies. * abie — tTeiri cif si2lfte 03 all sem aid NINN n 22 ss , 10 10 Royal Doniii 6 8 lola ihtaditit -.... .... 10 •all iambi, and Hems 74 8 10 all Do. m per cot. Prefer. 144 SO 2a. Minds at all Meet Madera B4 Sf :la 11 10 10 Do. 54 per Cent. Prate. dls SO 11 oroultarn of Mom 7 11 gm • 10 16 %Morn of switamlaaL- ... SO SO IMO la Irsedire, interior garden was, plants ' itc ; smehinery department ; stattilia-mirebase of land so d eon. Vesta for mead=; refreshmest department, including Plug ud nttitlesl dtpartmest, foe misled instru ments, dm Arrixtli -1100011 M. 111i9 of Resolute and Payments from the 10th Also 1111 Disemben 1864.-To expenses viz :--Elecroury's, stairmilasre, sod peseta alma, salaries end patty dis bingendati, 2.631. lie dd.; adverdiss, Fabians, and sta tionery, 2,1671. Ids ; Male department, polies, money takers, dm= teems, peelers, storm, &a., 4,25 W. 10s. • e • en asperintandts, clerks, porters..claasers, 144., 1 q2 111 17 1 :1d. ; Ina arts depertmest, supsriatendenee, chum as, repairs, &c., 1,337!. 4e. 14.; natural history depertmeed, isperistendorer, clean's', repairs, dos, 1461. 16e. K.; miss* mad gremudi, 7.. 3d.; heating the handy, seals. dm, 1,6601. 17. 7d.; sesinserlas sad wafts departassit. salaries, Wages, and water @apply, 8861. 18.. 641. • maistmiswes and repairs to handless, wa g s. sod raaterab, 1,7141. ; rates and taxes, 7741. 13s. M.; music. salmis., wages, sew music, copying, dc., 3.9791. 138.9 d. ; literarydepartmeat, salaries and petty dishunements, 1161. 118. 441.; sileselliseens exposes in- 07 eliding extra ha ensures , gas Memoit, 6M. 29 . 2d.; 21 sechutre, litielps, red ele i ?;: i d abet messes cone . seted with swiss essewasital. g MONO es unpaid par chase messy for bad, 1. 4a. dd. Total expenditure, 38,7971. li. U. By receipts, viz.-Visitors endesivo of Demos ticket hold- to -. era :-By railway: A:At l i/17,137 ; children, 6,696. At the doors: Adults, ; ehildrea, 35,841. In all, 966,212-66,7961. 17a. 6d. Bowes tickets, 34,7241. 178.84. ; ISI rental for specs, 17,7384 lla. ; Imelda animas for 11. MrWill. 10s. 441. • rabgehisent departmast (oath o f 111.10 d. ; stables (est), . las. • wads* sad ik rooms (nett), 1,1841. 3e. 11.; misesllaseeM seesipla. r t . ' 1681. 108.9,1.-Total receipts, 113,6861. Sr. 91. By basso ea dispomble, 74,7881. 17s. 6d. se MONEY MARKET. WEDNISDAY ETINING. The English stock market showed a slight ten dency towards recovery in the morning, but became heavy in the afternoon, Owthg chiefly to unconfirmed rumours relative to further mercantile embarrass ments. The four o'clock quotations were the same as those of yesterday, but after official hours a de cline of 1 per cent. was quoted. The secret sake of stock on government account continue. In the discount market to-day there was an active demand for money, and the market showed tight ness. The demand is stimulated by the late failures, and by the apprehension that further embarrassments may ensue, arising chiefly out of the difficulties of the Austr alian and United States trades. Mischief continues to be occasioned by the hasty circulation of sinister rumours, which were again rife this after noon, though believed to be unfounded. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Reines expe rienced a recovery of to 1 per cent, but the Four and-a-Half per Cents. remain flat. At 'Amsterdam and Frankfort general heaviness is shown, but the chief variation is in Spanish securities, which are de clining throughout Europe. The impression is gain ing ground that troubles in Spain are to be looked for. Consols recovered in the morning to 91} to 1 for the Bth Feb., but had receded at the close of the house to 911 to 4, and were subsequently quoted 911, " sellers." For money the 4 o'clock quotation wire 911 to 1. The official business report is as follows : Three ,per Cent. Consols, for money, 911,1, 1,4, ; ditto, for account, Bth Feb., 911, 1, 4,1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 91/, 1, 1. New Three per Canto., 91Z, 92, 91i. Long Annuities, expiring in 1860, 4 5-16. Bank stock, 212, 210; ditto for account, 2101. India stock, 223. Three-and-a Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 'lB5B, 991; ditto, 1859, 991. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 4s. to 7s. premium; r and India Bonds lls. to 14s. premium. Foreign stocks were quiet and steady. Spanish, _ however, continues to show flatness the sales being chiefly on French account. Turkish exhibits es pecial steadiness, and closed at 761 to;. The scrip of the new French loan was supported WZDATISDAT Imam The railway share market to-day was very and prices experienced scarcely any variation. feeling at the close, however, was somewhat ' sympathy with Consols. gEOLOGY.—Profeemoc TENNANT, F. 0.8, will CO tilliWCS a (Mint el =TM LICTOIIIB a• DI. PTIVII GEOLOGY. sa dimes College. Lendsa. as FRIDAY 11011.141i40. Jan. Si. at 9 eels*. Ills Lomas will be seatinaid an ads ateaseding Wednesday sad Friday at La ems hear. THIS DAY.—Two Mow. The railway share market eandines very time. and Bat in tone. Prime en generally slightly lower than they closed yesterday. and North-Western stock is %rioted 100_4 to f . Western, 661 to I; Lancashire and Yorkshire, to 76 ; Midland, 691 to ; Great Northern, 22 I; Caledonians, 304 to S 1; and South-Eastern, gabs 10zia Ti.: ARTESIAN WELL BORERS sad Others.— 1 NOTICE a 112111UST 011111% that as GOVERNMENT MIMI) Is onoored to fronoria Ow pqrsold 10.600 v of- Oa as a fittrAlUt to goy prom fa roarolf oho NG WIC to Illa• boo of Ur gfoool. vitro tin Or Wolk r d ro bra of Soo lambslambsbb lo tba proms of tbo Moir' !MUG MAIM II a ow& ofootiprolt, for Ur wrolyal lberbiblirloof tho some; orb aim la ge 2 o 6 o o ,flias to to roped by Mr shoo/of ra Uprorty to Boa .. to t. French shares are steady. Northern. are to I ; Eastern., 32t to #; and Paris and 1 to t prem. OIDINLRT INA= AND STOCEIL dARNAMILN7B for Ow DRAWING-ROOM, %,,, Orem goo Dbineems. e= 1 :: •um miff seerimust et wok ipose, waissist" brailleall leili ba. sialuarr. Waft flablilkis gra, ailasalliamdi. WIXOM (inle line). 111. Suese. Wa ss W.TEXIMPIT ti Mb, slain* sal trils, irtilhenZegrelell=l•4lltimuly of coaaaan. al aliskl7. sad Itelierh Id 1. 1 . * No• 18. ar 141 mbar mei. , Eanwe.n. 11„... RIO Abordires —.—. Va. l um. : an wdv. . _ sue, 11 4 I. . db. 16 17 4 I db. IN 16 elf •1 13 14 IS IN - 7 - 0 *Me PARENTS — Mr OTTKEIMMIFTIII Nem et po to boo ampoothe boordbealboit boos • di ke Oak mmel andort obt atlialboa. Wow It io that 1101ILAIIDV IlbeAblab far assalissall Soo wank sal be bowerlog mad tosatiblas bolr, ItOWLAReef ICALTDOI4 toll Wombs Os Oda sad orsksisa. sad removing sulaasoas !MOW. sea lowtAwar MONT°, Ord" too nrolariag boa boastthlly whit* wt Pm% an adoidorel ledbPoolablo •••••opoaliand• gailillobbset or *on ;aroma absatageo so unanimity owed be mid obbleiL arLAND sad &Wolk Botbagardss, Leedom, sad , momaTortamooo. BMW of Ovular Windom ..111 :n {a.a.i w~.: 471rib — .4 — mer - 7 .91 Duak..Pflk, II; 21 db. Of /I 14 111 IRELAND. DUBLIN, JAN. 24. a l . The Licensed Grocers' and Vintners' Society of as Dublin has received the following communication from Sir John Young, in reply to their request that a t . government would support Mr. Scully's Spirit to es. Amendment Act : it. Dublin Castle, Jan. 26,1856. at. Sir,—l am directed by Sir John Young to acquaint you at. that he will be prepared to mate his views os Mr. Scully's IL bill when that measure shall be introduned and dietuated in rz the House of Commons. He mast decline entering at cement s‘ into any discuesien on the subject, and begs that the Vintners se will take nay steps which may appear to thus advisable, Hi without reference to him.—l remain, air, our obedient 1 4 1 servant, J. H. Bouncy. et. The wife of Mr. Samuel Lawrence, draper, in the l a employment of Arnott, Cannock, and f Lime- 111 rick, was Maud on Sunday last with her Co.,ihroat cut, and the dead body of her child immersed in a vessel of water. It was supposed that the unfortunate woman " o had t taken the opportunity of her husband's absence 124 at prayers to murder her child and commit suicide, st. some ungrounded suspicion of her husband's fidelity 4 5 : being, it was said, the cause. An inquest was to have is been held on the bodies yesterday. tic is all Dills Qt 11 mai B.) •11 sates leo arson Val•Boam A••• 100 De. Nies u. 3•11 e.) Madams 111. 100 Ilastpariamik• 101 lie 20 Si 100 21 - 4 - 111 ± ot a dl=" ioo 6146=0Poo9i.Dartio too Olsegod Duca Wasters 100 Orme Deetlmes . 100 Do. a. ark 100 Do. D. Wet IN Of. doe& ad 4 West. (ire ) WO Wailes 106 130.11wWille7 06.61 k. all Lemailie add Carliale 14 D. Ward, 4 Maim Thirds 400 Ideasidre and Tectahlre L 11 Da. litdo De. West Meg Unica. I 11 Lenin mod Idadmall 100 Coa 100 =. l nr ik keth Wagon D. 10 Wary 16 D. /Ms . 6 De.Slo4.,3Lasdß. (C ) sta do . 190 Laudon E lk &nth Waste= 423 D. 1.30 34 Do. Z4O all LandoaderrthEaniaktller 29 21 72 7$ S4I 141 2 ells Tar 194 204 U 0 99 91 111 72 74 in 123 US zn 91 ~92 46 1 GO U 74 711 7 9 2in Spa 741 741 14 4i Ms r 4 • s: 13 . 901 Mains Saisneee No. Paid Prim dons . yesterday. to-day. 700 . ,000 l7 Situ Ma lian". all 1 i --..-- 30,00 a 1 +Anglo Australian Gold all 100,000 Ike. sAngio Californiaa all i 1 10,00.• 10 +Au.tratagan SO, 20 +Australian 03,000 1 Australian Cordillera-. all 100,00 t 1 Australlsa Freehold 60,004 I Are Maria alt 6,60 e 80 SWIIII.OII Imo k Goal all 6 I 200,400 1 British Australian Gold all 20,001 20 +British Iron ' 13.5 24 St 10, 0 00 35 flirsz.lnip.(imatsl.pm 2.54 2 2 6,000 II Do.Ooewis and CuLte all 1 4 11, 30 Do. lit. Saks Del Rey 15 22 31 210, 1 Carson's Creek ... , . 110,00 1 +Cia.Conaldia. l l4.,Jus a dim par 12.000 40 Cobra Copper a 49 51 100,000 6 *Colonial Gold . Copispo IS 16 IS 350,000 Bt. *Oliva Minus of Eng. all SO 66 3,000 SS tDo. Prof. 74 par Cent. all par 2pm 70,000 3 rEngleAustratianCoppr all I 1 23,000 1 floral's& 104,0n0 I Great Nugget Vein leg. 11 . 10,000 20 +General 11,000 Grand Duchy of Baden all 4 4 11,000 Great Polgoota 60,000 Liberty *O,OOO +Linares 10,006 ..usitadian 1 4 4 dis 103015 ridoriquita 841,0 0 New Granada 60,080 +N.Linares al in.ilm.C.) all 200,000 Nouveau blonde 10,000 SO Postaiband Silver Load all 14 15 100,001 0 Port Pl , illip GM& 1 Quarts kook 10,000 50 ritnymoey Iron 10.000 15 ♦lto. New 7, 4 41, 30 !:antiano de Cuba III 4 4a 60,000 1 South .+urlral•un all 1 li 11,000 10 fin Croft 41.174 20.2.04 fllai:ed Mellon none 1 Wallet 66,000 1 Weit Mariposa all a 1 4 I all 1 _ _ Iit:EMAIL — Protested by Berl Lettere roma of Wog, red eseled Who Seib el do lade de he ferie me testmorkilotespr o seeo. TiVaarit. M. 1, is a reded44l i‘ idele art sashed+ elths Sydow Rh% bid shirt •=4:eree. easmissaly mark erelleser lulus of didel wide hone los less theephee• isdide tt =Me et the leak et a vest resin et it pugehttled. Ile. 11, le the poet addeseed pm* Order era of dlionfau idlik lokelmillV. .08 Una with to the trodeile dedridalr i be= astrisidas. .rrza ,al the racer hi the mil mesa eseeedb Thew der. wet. I. I. seek maw Ana et Wee or ewe, lid rt all ameriag wads& Ihre sup Ile eh Sr elle eall• eldbost asir RN UNE sulmbil. Sine tie edable= ; tree illy pima sea% &Met lielleelemele Elm. es by V ihroil i pa n . .fte.—we be haU m beheek , all seidl. le si =d. 01 'deft sal my es. oalielorest; =1,40, Orkteres °.l l&bsern. eserftMiekeirest. bellissall init i rest. lairrsaidit. U. Walmiglood•drari, Dallis, at 31 to 41prem. - - There is at present little inquiry for gold for ex portation. The gold ex the Great Britain, however, will not be in hand till towards the end of the week. It may be useful to commercial readers to recapi tulate that the second reading of the Savings Banks Bill is proposed to be moved on Thursday nest; the navy estimates are to be published in a day or two, and a committee will be taken upon them on Friday se'nnight ; on Monday Mr. Cardwell is to move for leave to bring in a bill to amend the partnership laws; and on Thursday Mr. Collier is to call the attention of the house to the state of our trade with Russia. The particulars of the specie brought in by the Parana are as follows, viz :—in gold dust, 381,361 dollars ; in dollars, 187,991 dollars; in gold and silver coin, 12,113 dollars ; and in plating, b 6,180 dollars—in all 687,646 dollars, worth about 133,5001. The East India Company issued a notification to day raising by Id. per rupee the rate at which they will receive cash fur bills on India. The rates until further notice will stand at 2s. per rupee for bills on Bengal and Madras, and 2a.Oid. fur bills on Bombay. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Company on their respective presidencies, from the 9th to the 24th inst. (this day), is as follows: Bengal . £669,t80 2 1 Madras Bombay 41,633 6 108 71 10 7 1 1091 1011 101 loci I ssi d dia l t s: ili dis p: I 7 . ' 8 89j 101 41 43 ni TO THE DAILY NEWS :Lrise LONDON MORNINO PAPILI M. Lamm Liberal Joaria‘ savaraboat tees eammens doligmadahame. la lig wad ea galas of Its puma tress—la tbe sssa+ssf at ha low ma% mod is the varied agaamatila ead anamertiel Warms. Y is imiekedl Ord% seaway. mad monetary erase—tide paw I=I.OOIII2IEFONDENTS AT tU SEAT or WAIL 101101111 NEWS IS MIMS AND INIPAITIAL. . As amimmiamiy arty mem et Wain la the team Sat is gap. ollal N Er t n* Ommisad itatt. mmi misbalms ONLY DAILY IMMO MOST, TT paa A ollfteLL. 0117131111r1 ADVIIITS rit WINTS. b Obey Wipl ihsalkysasser W aim On sixty allima smy Nammaadtamda samit Ent Smisisal modem* lambiordigI ambiordig baler le way. To maggi ss e n t= eas amiNg somoralo astern lhmliark as aka lg. N.S. II ialleaalig mmomdamsd ilel l=al,„ . .,lll , pmparg ia molimi put st a Magi pima* pagair all. ea as arm at grim wag Toady Ia gap* It, at 111. - W jig patisg, phi la mamma h Tcat-elbe Grew. 100 Ilsock4lset.,kUacolash. 11l Do. }Shaer, tic I The Court of Exchequer pronounced judgment i t yesterday in the Moustgarrett pump ease, after being Se occupied for four days in hearing arguments ofootiosel. A U few words will be sufficient to remind the reader of the 1 00 leading facts of this singular sad important cue. The 41 pleiettff is Pierce Somerset Butler, who formerly repro. 88 vented the county of Kilkenny in psrliament, and the de. s 0 fendant, Lord Monotgarrett, nephew of the late Earl of it. Kilkenny, plaintiff and defendant being email's. The great 13 question in the ease, and upon which the rights of ail par- 30 ties depended, was whether the defendant was the legiti 16 - mate son of the late Henry Butler, ono of the brothers of 8 the deceased Earl of Kilkenny, his mother being a Mile s Harrison, to whom Henry Butler was married at Bath, et. after having previonslg, as alleged, contracted an Irregular 23 Scotch marriage with a Mrs. Colebrook*, with whom he 36 „, had been living for some years, and had several children, ; ' who died. This Henry Butler was the heir at-law of the bp Earl of Kilkenny, but did not survive him ; and ea the to earl's death the defendant entered into possession of the 10 estates end of the title of Moontgarrett, the earldom having 10 become extinct. The plaintiff claims as the sou of the late Mr. Pierce Butler, a younger brother of the defendant's 6, father ; end if the illegitimacy of the present Lord Mount- et.l g were shown, he would of wane be the India- 1 , outable heir. The action was tried at the lest Kilkenny Assizes before Mr. Justice Ball, and after occupying several lays, the jury found a verdict for the plaintiff. A number 1, of exceptions were taken to the charge of the learned judge, and last term a conditional order for a new trial was ob tamped, counsel for the plaintiff now coning into court to 13 show came against that order. Several of the most emi- 10 nent counsel were engaged on both sides, and the ease es- 10 cited the utmost lateral, owing to the position of the par- ; ties, the importance of the matters at stake, eonsisdog of cop large estates and a peerage, and the very singular and 10 romantic details which transpired. The fact chiefly relied on by the noble defendant's counsel was, that no marrisge whatever could have existed between his father and Mrs. Colebrook*, as that lady had previously contracted a Scotch marring with a Mr. Tuffs, with whom she had been lir. ing. Sang of immorality most disreputable to the Irish R . ' aristocracy of forty years sines were disclosed in the course gLI of the proceedings. The judgment of the court yesterday" U was in favour of the defendant, setting aside the former verdict, and granting a new trial; bat it wes the general *1 lo opinion in court, from the points decided in the judgment, es , l that the can would go no further. et. lOU mina(' " 100 Do. Rim. awl Derby all Mid. O. Wear. (Ire.) 224 Ditto HaliSbares all Newesitha and Carlbde S Newmarket Bury Palms: 19i NewportAberg.knerekee la Newry sod Baniekll'en all NewryWarrempeistkilla lea Norfolk IS . Da. New 41. i pa I I IP Cs If 21 '4l!'iatt! , •nl..996°tlga a 31 811 3 11 1 i " II 1 100 North Brith& 16 North Dews. No. 1 all Do. A Deferred Do. B Gooritahlod i 1 6 7 n 7 6 6 I dis 4 , di/ 12 12 63 , 34 13 64 P/ 7 i FR 4i els 6 61 i&a 4pm 941 Sli ISne Si 61 11 I 41 47 12 14 60 Hi 22 2 $26 711 6 iteme, 100 N:liietini—Sonnek So Do. Salesian • U Do. 0.11.11. rm. sl Do. Lads SO Ds. York le Lain - In Is. Saw Igirsivi - . 11 Sera litmewiliks. el North Waters 10 North& 110aihtlest. Jsms 100 Oitoru, Wore., a Waiver 100 Screw' Central 160 Scottlib Uldlaad 1 10 Slarowsbary sad Harslord 14. 100 SuosoUlo Ilsisa. 1.• SO Nadi Devon .„..... St 100 Booth Dislers ill I ♦ Transferable by £832,401 0 5 The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 30th inst. for the conveyance of stores to Malta, New South Wales, Van Diemen's Land, Melbourne, Gambia, Rio Janeir ,, , and Valparaiso. At the Australian Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company's meeting, held to-day, it was resolved that 10e. per share be paid to each shareholder out of the suspense account of 20,0001., and that a second pay ment of 10s. per share be paid out of the same source in June next, provided the fund will allow the directors to do so. A stormy meeting of the General Screw Steam Shipping Company was also held to-day. Au extraordinary general meeting of tho Crystal Palace Company is called for the Bth February, to " receive a r,:port from the directors, and to consider the propriety of raising a portion of the sum already authorised to be borrowed on debentures by the creation of a limited amount of preference shares or otherwise; and to elect a director in the place of Charles Geach, Esq., deceased." The report current in the market this afternoon was to the effect that Seven per Cent. Preference Shares are to be issued, owing to the indisposition of the public to take up the remainder of the debentures. This statement being coupled with a rumour that a dividend will be declared at the meeting, the shares rose to 21 to 3, at which they closed. Land shares to-day generally supported yester day's rates, but the stock of the South Australian Land Company was flatter. Union Bank of Aus tralia shares rose 11., and those of the Loudon Char tered Bank of Australia were rather firm, r, other bank stocks remaining quiet. East and West India Dock stock has been dealt in at 118 ex div.; London Dock, at 103; St. Katharine Dock, at 901; Victoria Dock new shares, at 9,1 ex int. (101. paid); and Australian Royal Mail Steam, at 41 and 4 . The directors of the Crystal Palace District Gas Company have issued a report to the shareholders explanatory of the present position of the company. ViLY NEWS FORWARDED tothe couNTRy by EVILKING roar. at Med. pm iv. mom, la salease, JOIN MADDOX. 10. Uppor Albaspet, Kageses-park, Deskaitier Mist. JOINT RTOCK Clueing No. Sh. B AXIL& Pd. Prieto Bushes does yesterday. to day. ,--..— — -----. 13,300 40 Australasia all 79 61 801 40 litit.CoLliankteLoan Co. all 20,0 30 British North American all 40,000 25 Chartered Bank of Asia 3 1 oe dis 60,000 20 Chart Bank of India, Australia, and China.. 2 dle 20,00 100 Colonial 25,000 106 Commercial of Imam_ 20 SI i d 23,000 20 flog.,Scot.,lB Austebart. 18 31 11 dig 151 15 15,000 20 Loo-Chart.Batst 01 Aug. 10 211 211 211 10.000 20 Ditto New 10,000 00 London and County lO 60,000 50 London Jolntiltodi 60,000100 Leaden sod wastsoloske 20 I .„000 100 Nat. Pror. of Englsod SS 10,000 20 Do. New 00, 10 20, 50 National of Ireland 20.000 SO New Booth Waks all 38 38 1.3.873 23 Orient Bank Cropotation all ST S 9 306 10,0001190 Provinatalof Ireland 23 4,009, 10 Do. New all 19 60,000 5 Royal Australian Bank ing and Cold bop. Co. I 6,000 13 Beath Australia 23 39 41 61,090 23 Union of Australia 6,00021 7 9 60,009 30 'Union of Loudon PALLY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 aum meal i p.m, at IS. "1": Writ j *applied la tawa at_terr x p i g . =dea f'. ttol, Prr il e al l = G ACr?... • b"`" Id death Wass 5 ioati Tarteb.k 111.ealna all *Wan aad vealt= 214 Illashealla all Vale al Saab all Waterilad and all Wsureird aad all was Landon 1$ Wait Cornwall Wilad of Laa.kOryalal 69 6 86 ALAILY NBWB LENT TO READ, Loadoo, at las. par quartar. —IIINT by 110111400 NAIL. at di Mid. UM 00,11< Id. pi gt.—B. ADAM. ti Pardamatatteet, WaSsidatar, drat - Si S 1$ St n it ii DAYSWATER.-DALLT NEWS L&NT TO .1) RZAD; sad sapplbai to tbe wintry by evembig pot, at rd. quarter, pale is Nimes. M. BIIZIBICI. 0110•11411TMO. W MAZES. 99 101 90 93 99 97 CRYSTAL PALACE COMPANY. 100 Abadan IN De. No. 2. 7 per Ct 100 061060•262, 815 ... 1$ Motor and Hoiybold all Net and Bandon all Dart Portb,k At0r.1126. god Claas 611 106 Do. do. Clam B, 6 per Ct. 100 Do. do. Class C., I IT Ct. 61 N Ditto rad. Ca, do. p o„No o. I 10 Do. Now 6 per Oat. INoolt 10 sast.O•II6.IL6PAX Eaat botillrootTedi Jon.lthe 511 61 1 it. 1 - NO I 3151*ItrillAsod NO lire" 115eirra 5, T 42 114 116 ll4i 1094 9 1041 1 1001 2i MIL itedern- Ws at 10 pAt. pa - 10' Do. 01 rac MIL . 1. Du-1,1 1 41 1, rfd4skfAir_ 109 110 100 101 i ism &OW.. I ClArialUlia& ligation 1.0 Da. soa. rk deem ;Let) 100 Deasevicroderm. , rue 100 UM Imiaillaskire 4 40. ali Do.lllllro. Past. &on all Da. a srlotY.spe 100 Do. Sirs. Elm Meek all Jo. alma Om Siam all Do. do. do. all Do. do. do. I Lamodaaktorkaiii o 100 Mod pea lord. Mak 100 taaiDript.D.Gip.orot 100 LoaX.W..Oraddliams or I LamillaW all Larlao4.^-•-""-" allOss.l _ 8 41 xd 94 96 111 „ 1 I•• 71 73 ” 1 " 14 14 " du 136 168 id THIS DAY—Two O'CLOCK. - 24 spa I 1 I jai Pa The report to be submitted to the proprietors at the extraordinary general meeting, to be held on There dab Feb. 8, states that : The ordinary general meetings of the company are held, wording to the terms of the Deed of Settlement sad Char ter, is the month of hugest in sash year. On the present occasion, however, the directors think it desirable to call an extraordinary general meeting, for the pupas, of submit ting to the proprietors a full statement of the actual petition of their affairs at the commeaormtat of the present year. The amount actually expended on eapital aceount up to 30th Dec. 1854, is 1,132,3381. Be. 841., the particulars cf which are given in the statement of the accounts. In their report to the general meeting, on the 20th July last, the directors stated that • sum of 300,0001. beyond the extols( share capital of 1,000,0001. would be required to dee he undertaking. Since that time great progress has beet MS is in finishing the works and settling outstanding engage- Monts. The only remaining contracts of importance, vin., those connected with the waterworks, have been let at fixed priors, and are considerably advanosd; and Sir Joseph Pax ton's report,, which is appended, shows that he sees no reason to anticipate any material change is the estimates formerly given. The sum of 6.1,000!. remains due on the original purchase of land under an arrangement by which the company have an option of continuing it as • loan for five years. The arrangement respecting the Dulwich Wood property has been already stated to too proprietors; but it is desir able to explain the details fully in order that the financial position of the company may be clearly understood. Early in the undertaking • lease of the property was taken from DalwickCollege at a rental of 2,0004 a-year, with a dove sant to exesend 40,0001. in building within live years, by Mr. Wytlies, who became the purchaser of this company's surplus land. In aosetructing the roads and approaches to the palace, it booms to take • largo portion of the most valeatio Resew s 1 the lead comprised in this lease ; and owing to the emermese rise whisk hest then taken place in the value of all emit load nem the plebes, it became evident th t if the mammy had to deal with Mr. Wythes and Dulwich College gels lodine/7 mum under the eempuleory powers of their est M pediment, a very large tom would have to be paid ler Um gyammesedaties sr qeired. On the other heed at was appermat MO the eammel of the entire wood was very impeder) to the mower, co • security against nuisances, mg he Priageing the_ beauty sad high character of the Pelee , es fite atele *wade Ler dee. This led to • negotiation, by which Mr. Writes =to underlet the property to the csompamy tar hi term. at • rent of 3,000!. per mum, ea at which, haling regard to the 'sheaved peke of is th seighboerbood, and to the neseesity under whieb the MOP piny might be placed of miss large eempeeielem, wee asaidered very advantageous. As part rsr this arrespe. meat • boleros of about 25,0001. due by Mr. Wythee to the sompany for the purchase of the surplus load at Syskahara eoldto him, was to remain at interest, as a security for the performance of the waviest* to Dulwich College for which, as original lessee, he coutinsord liable. The state of things ke irro is therefore this :—Tbo employ holid the rental y to quo,- ties at a of 3,0001. • year, on w • have ga rotted 17,8261 in roads, approaches, Ike., B,E of which is allowed in terms of the lease as a part perform ance of its covenant., leaving 32,0001. more to be 'weeded is buildings wields throe rears from this time. Oa the other hand, they have 26,0001. still to receive as poodle's' mosey of surplus lead, The Dalwieh Wood property comprises sixty-seven agree, mat eligible for buiidieg purposes, being in the immediate vicinity of the Crystal Palace, and of the station of the West-end Railway, which is now in coarse of eenstractios ; and t h e directors ass advised that no doubt can be enter tained of finding parties to build upon it to an more the a sufficient to relieve the company from its liability ender the covenants of the hate, and at ground mots which will more than cover the stipulated rental. It would be obviously inexpeditet,howevzj2 .. thji.prpont state ot the Willey marks', attd-mutt - the w. .d Railway is further advanced, to suempt to form a reelrealies of this pro perty ; and, is the maritime, the account of surplus pro perty—which comprises, is addition to the Dulwich Wood, a occeiderable . x'eot of valuable lead tear the Sydeettam mid ILaerley Bunions—may properly be masidered as a Po pe..e account. i=powip 6. 1 It is *stubborn/I to the directors to be alibied to stem that the reports of the most coop otralteettita MMus a* doubt either as to the stability of Me Woes lllol.llllll l t dr the pre/Usability of obtains' • enfilolond Apr mow NO euleibliali As awsaiSmst diw/lay el mot iummies. esikaMe fialitod by Mr aompu allM•••••• which 1,0191. per week may be tibia m a salleieat ma to indohnit the pekrazti, sad waterworks to a state of I ndeddret . The any important item set may, the expense of the band, which MO beta ia eiwildierid 1t ihe light den esperiment, and may be reamed er dissiotlased ea bad advisable. From the above figures it will be emu that the actual result of the fint seam meat& working has been to give a net profit of 74,7861. 17s. 6d., attar charging revenue with all szpsasse ieenned (including the 10,0001. of extraordinary expeadl tare incidental to the opening eeremony). This result appears to the directors to be ea with ',kith the proprie tllas to be satisfied. Could they at the outset ate a hive foramen the adverse circumstances Ilia* have shlemosi in the outbreak of an European war, = r te. of e asi rtre e chhilharilkean;3l( mosey e:Win: of *epees@ is en fesseepiste state, and particularly with est tle . waterworke, whisk have always hem looked apes as the greatest Maracas, they would never have veatared to anticipate results ea favourable u have been actually realised. Folly aware that the commercial success of the undertaking is as yet a great experiment, the dation cap. see no reason why, when these adverse eir casstaaess have paseedaway, when the attractions of the waterworks have come into play, and whim the railway is course of construction to the Wittman is completed, the shareholders should not realise perranistly a fair return on the capital invested in carrying oat tins great undertaking. Is the meantime, the object of vital importance is to com plete the weeks now in yregema, so as to epea the grand display of waterworks Mails the semis, isomer. The amount of share capital WWI wide of 197,165 shares, representing 986,7751., the ealerawl Waft of 2,845 shares, 14,2261., to complete the 1,000,0001, arising principally from unappropriated freassel portions of the A and thaws. The sass of 61,11161. has bees received on account of del:matures and arraagemeols me mode which will pm* bably ensure ihe placing el aIieutINIAISOL awe. The exam of expeadarre ever reseiple la capital MP meat has bees Wilms* sat by • tosigeeery Mss r and lit appropriating the set gossips Ws mamas Is aid es capital. TM time he sow seme...lowesee.. when it is • essential to make mum further limeasisi, poeshiss a la order to ensure the peremewaat oldest of einfileties tie water works es* la the ensuing summer. At the date of the last meet*, se lleabt was eatertained of raising the requi site amoaat by tbg imams of debentures at 6 per cent., in terms of the reeisilea pasted by the proprietors, affording as they did a issurfty ea a property on which upwards of a nsillioa W lad =peened, and comprisieg lend and mate rials worth sesstliwe the whole sum proposed to be bor rowed_ The bag fall of the shares, however, and the state of polities an the money market, have disappointed these expeetaikas. and it is evident that the whole mean of 811,0001. cannot be raised on debon aim tads the time required. Under these cliental etraaydie amain find it unwary to, ask the proprietors tic prowess % agate a preform* stock in order to ensure the nines of the requisite funds. They propose to issue 110,0001. of • 7 per cent. preference stock, with participation la may divideade beyond that amount, in shares dbl. each MM Mad pro rad among the existing proprietors. The Odd awns of sepal will thus remain the same as already via,aggharY 6, 1,300,0001, the 150,0001. of preference NOM being substituted for the 14,2261. of unissued share saillnd at 136,7761 of debenture capital. The whole MOM of debenture capitol will thus be reduced trim 300,411101., to 164,Z261. of which about 1 20 , 0001 . is already provided for. The ;Nett of completing the waterworks early next summer is of such paramount importance, that the directors cannot hesitate to recommend the proprietors le make the requisite financial arrangement', which will any involve the creation of a preference stock to an extent lee email to affect seriously the general results of the undertaking. In the meats Wag carried out, the sum borrowed by capital from novenae will be replaced, ad will be available for dividend. The net earnings up to the llet December have been as above stated, 74,7881. . • and although it will be advisable, until the manual mee ting is August next, when the per meating malts of the undertaking will be better ascer tained, In ferry forward a large Wanes, yet the directors Imam that the declaration of a moderato dividend will be sisherally considered desirable. Accerdingly they would sosenateed that a dividend of 41. per sent. for the half-year allot the 31st December, 1854, be declared, being 41. per them, amounting to 39,4311., and [caviar a balance of 86.3671. to o r sed of revenue aecouat for the peseentyear. The dirdeeply regret to have to notify the ammo, is their number, occasioned by the lamented death of Charles (leach, Esq., M.P., whose loss has been meet seriously felt, as well from his great ability and en as ham the disinterested seal with which he devoted a pestles of his valuable time I. the interests of what be ow eidered a national undertaking. The directors propose, subject to the approval of the proprietors, 'o fill up this menacy by the election of Robert Gill, Reg , of Apps' Cart, West Moulsey, Surrey. 8. LAMM, Chairman. Crystal Pala, January 23, 185.5. 515 .10511111 r.a.xvon's Rxkbillrs, Jam. 23,1865. Gentlemen,—ln compliance with your raped., I beg herewith to state tbe progress and condition of the works ado' my charge up to this time. The male building hem bets entirely completed and delivered over to the CnIN palsy by the contractors, Messrs. Fox, Rendersoo, and Co., sad all accounts in eoenezios therewith have been settled with them. The wings sad railway colonnade have also bees completed, with the exception of some work in Noe anion with the tank towers, which will be finished in a ass* or six weeks. The heating apparatus may be said be finished, and is aow working satisfactorily. Some epleiria of the magnitude of this part of the undertaking MI meiteived when it isknown that upwards of fifty sills of piping, of an avenge diameter of four inches, WM has laid down. The formation mid planting of the fewer pert of the grounds is in an advanced state, and will be completed by the summer. The fountains in the building and on the upper terrace are completed, and will be ready to play early in May, and the other fountains and waterworks will be ready very soon afterwards. Some delay has been occasioned in the completion of the cascades and water temple", by the bankruptcy of Mr Monti, the contractor for th e decorations . Great progress has been made in the large water sowers, which the contractors are bead soder a severe penalty tes compla in May, so that they will be available early la 'the summer. With respect to the supply of water necessary for the tome tains, arraagemeate have been made, which will ensure their being worked with complete efficiency, mates delivered to you in July, I put down 45,0wr as tt.e probable cost of the great water towers. The increased price of Mtn, and the desire to ensure the completion of these works by the summer, have eased the eatimadt to be let at a sass which exceeds this estimate by 6 5 9091. With this emeption, and a small loss *Mind by the failure of the contractor before alluded to, I see no mama to alter my formerly 'spread . *idea as to the met of • thir works. Referring to the estimate which, by your desire, I formerly furnished of the probable I exptudittir" fir all purposes,—which ameated is mad ameba so 1,0001. a week, she experience of the lest Oa mouths Me setialied me that the amount stated is amply suilleient.—l am, gen. denten, your obedient servant, Josurn PAXTON... CAPITAL acooirre. The capital amount skews reesiptofron , the three dense of shares of 980,6321. 10s. ; debentures, 81.6601. 115.,.1141. ; ad. missions to works before opening, 2,701. 12e.. istorgat, 3,987 f. Se. 2d. : total, 1,041,9111 la. 1041.; lies ,3,476. Is. 2d. deducted from interest paid. Interest paid leas Wrenn re orived, 4.8471. 18s. 3d.: total pepsentel,l32,33Bl 8d ';lt mews of expraditur• over receipts, 87,4141. 16s. ; tots" re eeiDW 1,044,9211. 13s. M. On the "ids of payments is shoo, pa espeoglitoz• of 1,127,4901 12a. Sd., for preliminary eltrwi«, land ptirChie's and charges. law charges ; salaries, 'Mee !eau vacp , Moment*, do.t aiming of ',sadist Mid sew mete coo netted with teereedoa ; bydraalie arts, sickle/ all, mains sad memo ; parek. and @Maud works ; Munn, wings, tassel to building, and heat* stparste,ei en. ginseng 'ad staff, fleeing, roads and sundry works ; floe art, oculptine, and demesnes' ; natdltt &portant, industrial ants and Bttieps ; u>deee slid fit- )1T) . • la idditfoa to the above sari of 1,112:338t sem se 17.821 L lea 71 Me lieea upended ak load 'prfebalie I lag feel weenie* el Dalai* Wood, aid& esiativemas 1114•110 A DUBLIN HOAX. Yesterday (says the Freeman's Journal of Wednesday): 10 the city was in • state of unusual excitement, a !marine having been circulated to the effect that the Lord Chan- e oellor ced in his court that he had 'received a cone- it, munication from the Lord-Lientensat that Sebastopol bad Ot. fallen on the 14th, before • vigorous amenit. The report es. spread with lightning rapidity ; and the more knowing ones et whispered into the ears of anxious inquirers that the report was ethggerated, that the south side only bad been caps turgid. The Commercial-buildings soon became the Notre • to. of ricltement, and there each man told his own as the it. euthentie version. " The Chancellor," according to one, I, IL_ " read the letter, hutily Aro g it over to the Attorney-Gene re!, and exclaimed aloud,' Sebastopol bas " Another " to would have it that an aide-drcamp ecannunicated the in ea, telligenee to Mester Lyle, who wrote a note from his offal PI to the Chancellor, and it was this note Mr. Brewster was to conceived to have circulated amongst the bar. Merchants, bankers, officials--all heard • nearly similar story. One st. had seen a friend who had it direst from Bir J. Young— e t . another Dorn Colonel Mrowne ; and when it was announced is. that the telegraph was not only silent, hat that the reply So to a message sent to London to Jogai:* as to the truth of !N the Castle rumour war, that it tad not been heard of in tv London, every ingenious device was suggested to account 's for the government keeping it • worst at the other side. 124 Strange as it may appear, the ramose was fully believed at. in the Chamber as late as Ave o'clock, and it was not 161 till there had bees time to naive the seaseeteesaent of 4 it made to parliament at its opening that the delusion to vanished. St Miaow' FaII.—BALLISIMLOS, Jell. 22, 11 ic o'cLocc r u.—The fair held at the centre of Ireland to day surprised every ore. Never did farmers realise more r „,, r e munerative primps. The reaction which had taken plum s r sauce the peace negotMtions were isommeneed has been quite so dispelled, sled prices ran far above what the most sanguine Pt bed anticipated. Stock Shooters seam to have little faith 9 is the peace policy of the Czar, in fact, the decided ,„ opinion here is that prices will be muck longer, and that as the government contractors will be obliged to draw largely gt .. on the country to supply the troop.. I Doted a nunther of te gestations, but net being able to rely on them I nay set SO down heifers at from 121. to 151. ; bullocks, from 91. to 161. ; 2 5 mulch cows , from Si. to 121 .; fat pigs , from 6s. to fis. ed. 6 per stoic. Sheep small in supply, and rather dull. Some Its of lambs went off at from 23e. to 28e. There was a very large supply of horses, comprising every description, from the sorry hack, in the verge of existence, to the noble 60 charger, and the most trooper. The owners of good horses obtained almost what they pleased to ask. You may form 82 - a pretty correct Ida of the emlimat of sales of black cattle it. when I tell you that I reeks no lees than 200 special waggons leaving for Luau, Lana% Dublin, are. It. NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE RAILWAT.—The report of the directors of the line to be submitted to the half- 50 y e arly meeting oh the 3 0 th instaat rewinds the share h elders that the traffic has been worked natter the strange mem with the London and North Waters Cowpony set firth is previous reports, and is seesedwaseleitk the tones te th e rein laid down by Messrs. Stephenson and Hoge &tom SL The accounts present 'dividend of 3 per cont. SS tb paid up capital of the company. Dories WS resew of nsellement to * 'easy afar, has been seeds sad every possible annwession propwd, to meet the objections urged ain't the arrange- so merit being constituted by est of periismeatt is& the diri rums have reason to hops Nat the deka, iaterpesed by 80 the committee of the House of COMMON ht the ponder of too Vte Amalgamation Bill, for the impose of enabling the where, interests to consider such yeeseseala se the United Railway Companies had made end sight hereafter make, SO will sot be 'steadied beyond the pneent mission. As being Se peculiarly cownected with the North litallasdakire district, the directors are sort mittens for the ediegtisa of the Antal- ; $ 2 , gamstion Bill, inflamed' ea, irrespeettep of t e iswessed mammy which would rank is the working sewnsessalss ' and the advantages which would WM/ W tliepnWs ,es II rally. it will Moan the essmilstfea of rya gm** _wi* • So they have for seine Nese hied ta Idea. Ihe Ifs sitiiela i the ersouswdetts• of the dhefist, and liens pseleSiteetly u the perdess towns of the Potterks sad NSIPOSsisM the • high nod Mtwara Looks sad liradraem. .2 De. all aride.4 100 = 1 4110.13.8141-_, DIM 193•49m5e 44p. ell DIII44417•1. 4 pet sr all 111•31911 Debit 100 Do. Pref. 41 100 Do. p 41.6 110 North British 100 N. —Bed. -..-- . _ Do. do. - do. 13 Do. Lob. p.ot.No. 1 9 Do. Mr Qom. 1041.- 10 Do. Todill & Punk !forth 4t r• 0 03LIFors./10901.164.6p. 10 es all esolddiCentrel New Prat all Soma DIP= Ms Mod 44 yid Coot 11.11m4(114•11.dosatL 0 . 11 ) 171 dergtlltirsit..4 -4 •;t od 11 Stoo _ • LT LIAM AT all Beeked mod (030000 Ters.* ILW. 100 Ileddislismaire 100 CkAtoil• hobos .100 11,11=th.alli=i (100•01 1000300 - 0‘e0) 20 1200159000 Mem /MR Omni to OL WWootees) 50 110110110101(Litoett 111110 Ds.o singe .1 to) 11i Da. I sham ditto)— l ln Webs sad menteldh 10 trWilma rn) ofreletisee E (ditto. 100 lo O wedtaltOnnr.4 perOnit. sennl 00 Nor'3lls) 1100 BIM SW doer Ont. 10 , Ls., Tam, & Southend NNW to Pdo= d, thangle., Suntan. (Ittened t01.614.WA11d.) IMI•sele•• 104 Seam en 11= I ko ok ""3 Neetherak s 01 Mr Sr Oat Pi rw= Ise ow. je►r w 1 NO Mtn ) DA& staisseisra se my )4 1 9...) so wag vOwfisrer! I ; OM Mir Or Is gess( Cloddy Na Bk. Niscazazaocs. yI Pd. prices Bodnar dons yesterdiay. today. 110.000 25 austrolzmi agrieulloraL Di $34 $44 712,500 20 4astrat.slaaPacibe mai 'AO' l 0 Australian Royal Mall all 53,000 10 Berlin Vraterwalui 50 British American land 4O 80000 5 ItritarCol.not. a sat.co 1— 10,004 100 ;Asada 521 !03 10 5 105 at. Do.6perct.lan.ac‘laly 100 107 100 100 800,000 5 Crystal Palace MAI 4 Crystal Palace of Frame. 4 poi 50,000 1 Dugan Iron Ore . 1 00,000 20 Eastern Steam 10.000 23 Electric Telegraph 10.000 lb General Atm. Navigation 14 20 Genera:SA.Bl4oos Co. all 0,000 20 Irish Bectroothagar lO le %ladle/11 , 2+5am Eiret.Tel all 10.00 a 10 eslcan & St.americaa 0 41 61 50.000 1 National PatotEstm. Fad all 50,000 10 Nethertaids Land .. i . 1 11 75.000 2 N.G. Wales Coal& Iner. Steam Nvigation Co 1 111.710 1 North Brit. Auatralaslan all j 1 25.000 30 Nora of Ea Steam l2l 120.000 1 Pielltiver larval all 24 21 24 1 20,000 SO PedsadariCarlestiltso. all 1 50,000 2 Netball IreaConagaay all 11 14,510 100 saw arta Imam GO GO GI 100,000 1 Gredisb Aver. laysataL all 1 2 14 1,000 1 Dat. .twa .360 25 Goat& Agg Nes leaDas load— 25 1 $4 salad 15.00. 1 latearkle WS all I 15.000 1 Do. Do. lag & istered lllolP. all 1 DON* 10 TrustkLatekattipCan 5 10.900 109 Van Diemeis'a Land 291! 11 11 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING•LANE.—THIS DAY. 0170•11.—There hes not been a public sale to-day ; • this Market remains steady. CePran.—The public sale of 400 euks plantation Ceylon le going off heavily. Inferinr sorts are quoted 1.. lower ; Native Ceylon quoted 455. 6d. to 46e. 6d. Tim —The market remains steady. Bricsa.-2,000 bags of Penang pepper, and ell avid at 4id. to !id., which was a decline of id. on last week's cur rency. Cloves: 600 begs offered, and bought in at bid. to bid. per lb. tst Corron.-800 bake 0•141 yoMeday tat 'Change at fall 165 Km' SALTPETER.—The market continues dull and inactive. la 107 Ricr..—No alteration in prices. In other articles no material alteration. Markets gene rally dull. at gtaa TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady to-day. Town tallow is quota 664. nett cash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 68s. 6d.; February to Marsh, 68e.; March and April, 68.. to 3d. lee 11 za II Ii SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply larger; trade without alteration. Quotations:—Prime meadow hay, 70a. to /Os.; IsuPerior, 84s. to 908 ; inferior, Hs. to 604.; rower, 6 0 . to 76..; glom, 900. to 116 a; second cut, 80•. to 100..; straw, 216. to 28.. 92 H 17 59 MAIM ANTONIA RAILWAY.—TtaIk for the week ending Jan. 11, 1855, 1641. ; 1864, 1701. SOUTH WILATERII RAILWAY. Traffic for Week =dicta J .nuary 21, 13.5 : —Paaaragrn, 7,7431. 191. 13d. ; Roods, 3.0341. 11a. 6d. Total. 10.7781. 10s 11d. BALZA/2 AND COUNTY DOWN RAILWAY.-.-Traific for week gab( Jan. 21.1856, 205 i. 18s. sd. ; rook tending 11554, 1911. Pa. 11d. 111 133 zi 2 $1 $ SI 11$ 14 Eil as IN rat 4 44 117 90 104 101 101 103 90 $2 I Si rot. 11pX. %Os zd 111 113 A dis 1.5 e in se I - 1. I. l it dis si e r FLIED RENTALS. VI 119 IMP 101 10/ sd flail The English stock market continues to show heaviness, being additionally prejudiced by the du bious position of the ministry. Prices are now quoted 1 tot per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. Console for the Bth February have ranged between 911 and 911, and are now quoted 911 exactly. Fo: money transactions are recorded at 91 to 911, and the pre sent quotation is 91 to 4. The Three per Cents. Re duced have been dealt in at 911 to 911 ; the New Three per Cents., at 911 to Z ; Exchequer Bills, at 4s. to 7s. prem.; Exchequer Bends,lBs9, at 991 to ; and India Bonds at Ils. to 14s. prem. Foreign stocks are dull, but scarcely lower, except Turkish, which has receded to 76: to 1. French Scrip quoted 3; to 41 prem.; Mexican Bonds, 21 to 1 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 171 to 18; and Russian Five per Cents., 100 to 102. Spanish Old Three per Cents. have been dealt in at 36!, to 1; the Committee's Certifs. at 41 per cent.; Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs. at 93; and Danish Three per Cents. at 811. MINES. WIDNESDAT EVINING. There has been rather more business in the British mining stock market. The shares principally in demand have been United Mines, enndorrow, North Wheal Basset, Wheal Trefusis, Trebarvah, East Tamar, and St. Day United. The sues reported comprise, Condurrow. 105 to 110 ; Nortb Wheal Basset, 181 to 18a; Wheal Trefusis , 6to 6 ; North Wheal Trelawnev, 51 to 6 ; Sortridgc Conaols, 2 to 21 ; Wheal Tregarvah, 11 to 21 ; St. Day United, II to 2/ ; East Tamar, to /. The goM mining shares present no movement. Copiapo 'harem advanced IL THIS I/AV.—Two °lams. The quotations of the gold mining ellarcs are little more than nominal, business being almost at a stand , stilL Agea Fria shares are quoted to / ; Nouveau Monde, I F to I; Colonial Gotd, / to / ; and Great Nugget Vein, yto I—all per share. Australian Agrieultaral shares are quoted 33 to 34; Peel River, 21 to 2,; North British Austru,s ohm, 3 to ; ; and Scottish Australian Investment, to 1 won. In other land and mining stooks there is nothing doine