The Express. — London, England, 1855-01-09 00:00:00

X.- ~~ # - .4c e'v - 7-- ~_ ~.~- 1~1 ~~~ ~ ~-. ~ ~ --. No. 2,617.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9, 1855. [THREEPENCE. c.---- NOTICE OT DIVIDEND. BANK OF DEPOSIT, rcIONAL AESIT.ANCE aei INVESTMENT AissocunoN, No. I. Team!ll Teat. Louden. &lablaabei A.D. OK Ert.....134,64 Act of Dartlarent. mall Wease l the Immot at toe rata of Iyr eget • Dope* Aer•rie• Eat IF ember, wet b ready for r. Maeda/in iserMallao Nib, ISO, and payable dad,. 11101JUS0M, Ittanaptep Dtreeler. Tokellifinea of Ineodell MOOT ere requrated to examine Ow Piaui 111. UMW Deposit Premeetrea and Form for Opole' Amigo. east free MI li . Paidnl l l. - -- -- _ _ . 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Leeks : Lassa sod Co.O THE DAILY NEWS ; : LONDON MORNING PAPS prle• s Lodi= Mend leurml. Sr whorled tree sommires sad tt: mound Ink rm. In Inc estnnt and velea Ca 111 gelleril DIVIS—In ttm moons, Its repxto, sta in the varied Nerramtnilo sad 41032.31ffrial Isforma. Dna contained In the city, railway, and monetary artklee—thle paper easerpaseed. SPECIAL on RRIMPONDENT 4 AT ME SEAT OF WAIL ITS lOREIGN NEWS NEU MIL AND IMPARTIAL. As eniusiveiy early report of slapping in the laden dem mew plied to It by rrery Overland NM. and It minim TEE ONLY DAILY ILININO 1111011 X. wit/ Est of prima IT LULL:DEA ALL OFFENSIVE ADVERTISE:IIMT% rarethan adesi, i bis loy y mars tiro slag n any of Ite l•Sepe canneW riereMe. mops ma E Istormatko. adievel r Heat • streleas Wirier Ms say. To I roorimill es ern se. tellswilir se MINIM the Idisgdous ;or at 'be disk Plest.s . rest. Lake. N.B. 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AYEHICA.—LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, 5 P.ll.—Up to the present time no intsaigenoe has boom received of the toted States mail steam Paeille, with advice@ from New York to the 27th ult. It is believed that her sailing has been delayed by some cause at present unknown. The ship City of Montreal arrived last night, from Portland, from which port she sai'ed on the nail ult.; but when boarded, although her dates were sit days later, not a tingle newspaper or letter containing news could be found. THE ROYAL MAIL SHIP LIGHTEIHO, Captain A. Enright, was left at noon on Sunday, off Wicklow Head, by the steam-tugs Independence and Constitution. Wind W. by S., strong. BOOK HAWKING IN WEST Sr sszz.—All association has been formed in West Sumer for hawking books, with a view of diffusing a more healthy taste among the poorer classes, and supplanting the vile rubbish no w vended in the rand districts. It is proposed to sell the bake by the agency of a licensed hawker or salesman, who is to perambulate West Susses a certain number of times every year. The Bishop of the Diocese is president of the aesociation, and its emanates consists of the Dean, the Archdeacon of Chi chester, the canon in residence, and eighteen other mem bers, half clergymen and half laymen. The hawker is not to visit any parish without the sanction of the clergyman ; nor is he to sell in it any book, tract, or print, to which the clergyman may object. Every publication sold is to be in accordance with the teaching of the church of England in ' the Book of Common Prayer ; and a printed list of the books, &c., is to be sent to every clergymen in the district, ae well as to every member of the association.— If Susses Adrertiser. LIBROIDERT V. MORALS.—We have much pleasure la station that the opinion so generally prevalent, that the introduction of the practice of embroidery in the work houses and among the poorer classes of the female com munity as an industrial occupation had led to vice and im morality, is not founded on fact. At the Ennis Workhouse yesterday several of the gosordians inquired of the catholic chaplain, the Rev. Dean Kenny, whether he bad heard, or if facts bad come within his own knowledge com plaining of the immorality of the young girls employed in the embroidery work. lie said that he bad heard of a single instance of improper conduct, and he did not think it could have occurred without hie knowledge. Ile also bore testimony to the energy and perseverance of thine young girls in trying to acquire habits of sell-reliance sad independence.—Clara Journal/. A TRAIN on' TUE RAILS.—ACCIDENT ON THE BOvell WALVIS itan.WAY.—On Wednesday afternoon the tau due at Carmarthen, starting from Raverfordwest at a quarter to three o'clock, ran off the line on the embank ment which reaches from the bridge over the Towy to the station ins somewha ineaplirible manner, and for the Bast time the inhabitatti t f Carmarthen bad an opportunity of witnessing the effects of a railway catastrophe. The came of the engine (the Lasater) quitting the line was geseraLy said to be that it had gut out of gouge, sad it 'Pours somewhat singular that it had awe Infers pas off the line that tame day, somewhere between . littertfordwest anti Cartnirthen. but had fat Innately "jumped" on to the rails again. Whether the wanton be trite or act that the engine was " out of gauge," it is most certain that it ran cif the line and almost buried its front pert in the side of the embankment. The tender followed as a matter of coasts, and a third-Cass carriage partially went cff the line, but the driver (Groves) bad taken the ;attention to shut off the steam and to sound the break whistle as sot es ho disecroed danger. Consequently, mull damage was saved, but the poor fellow at the moment of the upset was thrown off the engias, and his foot catching la the wheel, be unstained a fracture of the small bone of the leg ; not such a serious One, however, as will inapt eitate him from work for more than a month. The Earl of Candor and Viscount Emlyn were in tho train. and forts,- "WV esetped unhurt; in feet, although there were a number cf psmonoete, and ILO lee. than 16 Mow not one of either the birds or quadrupeds susealma wive and eater the engine-driver. TM shim ita b•• engine when he saw the danger, sod bb ble di fame had ripped up the Weapon fur a emeidesua tuce, t.ut seriously injured the UM. Talk Was of souse stopped for some hours, but all was sit right before sightfall, except the region] of th a s io rtine, gab has sot yet effeeted.—Carrearbters J SPORTING. TATIIIRSALLI3.—MONDA7. CHESTER COP. Only Caimans and Arthur Wellesley were speculated epon—tbe tumor was backed to win a lug. stake; the backer, at the same time offered to lay any part of 6,0001. that Caimans beats anything in the rave. THE DERBY. St Habert's position as the leaviing fevonrite was strengthened by some heavy icvestments at 9 to I—these odd.. were however still offered at the close. Ds Clare and Grueetalutt &miens received only moderate support. Oalston was backed for a good deal of money at 18 sod 20 to I—the latter odds were taken to some hundreds, and the principal taker was Suites, of going on. The Cruiser was buoyant at 22 to 1, but he made no 1 1 headway. Dirk Hatteruck was backed for a small sum at 25 to 1; end 1,030 to s 5 was taken live or Dia times about Polydore : at the commencement 25 to 1 was taken. Rambling Retie was, despite her name, still stttionery at 1,000 to 15. The room was numerously attended, but business was very limited. CLOSING PRICES. SHARE LIST& MONDAY EVENING. r e The railway share market today was much ex- so cited, following the movement in Consols. Prices r closed at the beet point of the day, which represents to an average rise of fully 1 per cent. since Saturday. In r, some cases the advance was equal to li per cent. S o The market closed with a firm appearance. too THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. tin The railway share market to-day is generally well Ir e supported at the advance of yesterday. In some 5 cases prices are a trifle higher. Loudon and North s o - I Western stock is quoted 102 to ; Midland, 691 to 1 70; Great Western, 691 to 70 ; Lancashire and York- Doi shire, 73 to I; Great Northern., 221 to j; Caledo- 161 mane, 30t to 31/ ; and South-Easterns, 171 to 18. too In French shares Northern. are quoted 341 to 1 ; Eastern., 311 to 321; and Paris and Lyons, 211 to too; 1 prem. 30 10 ORDINAILI' UMW MID trocxe. CHESTER CUP. 60 to 1 eget Celestas (t freely) 60 to 1 Arthur Wellesley (t) DERBY. 9 to 1 eget Mr. Howard'. St. Hubert (t and off) 11 to 1 Lord Derby's De Clare (t) 11 to 1 Mr. Bowes's Otiseules Essrieue (t) 18 to 1 Mr. Howard's Oulstoo (20 to 1 t freely) 22 to 1 Lord Dominator's Cruiser (t) 25 to 1 Lord Eglintou's Dirk Hattereiek (t) 28 to 1 Mr. Payne's Polydore (t freely) 1000 to 111 Lost J. Iteett'e-Mmebtiogßeete (e) 1003 to 16 Mr. Villiers nil. eolt by Sarplsee out of Clementine (t) I is loss to4q to 3 p.m. COURT OF ALDERMEN. . _ 23 Tostaaday a court was held, for the purpose of et. nunalvlsig the girmentmeres from the several wards of their EL pnissedings on Bt. Thomas's-day. 01. 10 17NXICESSLILY MID VEXATIOUS 10111113. St. T Foreman of the Inquests of Portsoken Ward pre mated the followinu resolution, appended to their present- at. meat, which was of the ordinary character: Bt. " That it is the opinion of the Curt of Watd Inquest, it that the election and summoning of certain inhabitants of Bt the ward, to set as inquestmen unnecessary , ar.d ought fie. to be abolished, inasmuch as t he duties they are sworn to 5 perform are effectually envied out by duly appointed lel often, while that portion which is observed, namely, tat perambulating the we'd for the purpose of collecting money tic for charity, is both inconvenient and objecionable, and in 7 no way connected with the preservation of the privileges of the citizens, and they, therefore, respectfully ask tho Court es, of Aldermen to use their 'senior's for the carrying out of M. the views of the mum" The LoaD MAYOR informed the inquest and other in- r, quests who complained of being called upon to perform I li similar duties, that their applications should be refined re forthwith to the consideration of the Court of Aldermen. BO The Court, after the constables, &c., were sworn in, ad- 40 jemmied. bt. TOREIGtI Li 10 Latworp sad lotbrdso $4 %tom Fasters Juoctko Desiaras to Gralsomao 2a. ikan.BarodalkOro.lod.Do II miffs sod boooscon to magi Rhombi+. all Easton of Prawn 10 Do. Saw DI Dun LAW' KIM 6 1 111 If dis MA 1 Ps 4 die 311 11 PA 111 If pm 1 Pia I Do. ErAMIIMI all di d 0 p.e.p,67 °pineal all Do. 69 I Into slas. 10 .onm.* Janetios of 1 , 1001 12;'0.Trook aeons& A Will. ell Do.dt. Law.% AtL bront. $0 Do. Cert../ Debestures all Do. Courp , a op. et. do 10 Great Camel of [toast 7i Si die 11 tar 10 • di* 10 R ilia all Greet India 1 Do. Now • pliflIMIL 19 O4IUZUMIIOII/011101:116. ell 0 .iiest. — OrisiN all W. 86., lay 5W.111411 all Do. io. 1111. do. all Do. do. /4 do. V a'.l Do. do. 73.irl1licot op. ill Haeolltia ari Zwisto - all Do. 0 pet Oleg.-- 10 Lyme na4 Goma If Lyons autl lleilliononsui la; Madras et Do. Nays Su Nazar a Liege (wit► Lai) 16 :Unbars of Frame all Dries shb shares jlai: I ils aiii—Serrc li! !ar!"14 1 1 TI Ti Fa: Te .. ... - . -- 10 Pails lug SS Pleb eel lima . -- 10 Nils. Com is Cierbourg on .001111211. lime . smictl it on 4imbro ma Wen— all I Do. 114 par dd. Fmk, all !Weal Iftwollors t. Do. /4 per dim PION 12 Wasters et Wanes 16 Wotan af 1116trorland 20 lamina ...... r r• I, lei 2 din 1 pts 11411 100 dlis Der 96 AOO f ilia li Oi dis 8 1 7 2 lit all 111 ei• 21 fl pss 46 48 $9 41 11 12 i dlo ig ai ld It S 34 4 as I Ili pat I? 17; No. Share! Unms. Pahl Prima to.ddons yesterday. y. -- —. --- 1 30 , 000 1 1 Mateo Australian Gold all 106,000 10s. +Undo Californian 10,0001 10 t tustralasian 30,00 0 20 +Australian .. .. . .....- 60,001 1 Australian Cordiller a all IPO,OOI 1 Midrange Freehold SOS O° I Are Maria all 11,006 50 blsenavon Iron 44 Co ' all 5 7 200,00 1 Brithlt Morrell= Gold all 10,00' 20 411riti6h Ina 13.6 54 6 10, 6 06 0 2 tßru.lmpliss.at3l.pm l i f i t 21 6,066 SO Do. Command Cuba' 1 4 2 11,000 20 Do. Bt. John Del Bey 15 SO 99 10040 Carson's Cases 4 I 60 , ,00 1 1 + oC Cona.Min-Co.,Jara. 4 4 a illa par 12.006 40 Coln 03 1 , 9 46 all 40 50 100,00 P 5 +Colonial Gold ..,, 1 I 4 Coviapo l6 13 17 250,000 At. +(hyper lepers of Poe. all 50 U 0,001 35 +Do. Pref. 74 per Cent. all pat 2pm 70,600 5 tEng.tAtatralianCoppt all 1 14 25.01 e 3 +Portusa 100,00.• 1 Great Ni net Van Erg. all 1 20,000 20 +General 72,000 1 Growl Dunehy of Bailee all I I 11,0 0 4 ~ ,,eat Polooth all 00.001, 1 liberty 10,001. 3 +l.lo‘res all 74 04 10,00H0 6 Lusitanian 1 1 IMs 103, , 15 1 eflariquita 60,0 C 1 New Granada 60,000 1 +N.Linerc6 Min. 3m.C) all 3..0,n00 1 1 Nouveau Monde 10,000 1 20 Pontaltaad Oliver Lead all 15 115 11010" 5 rift PiAllip 1 I 60,04 1 Quats Rook all 10,004 SO Othymney Iron 10,1.00 16 +Do. New 7,1 Ot. 30 4astiago de Cuba III 4 114 60,001 1 iontli aurtsalian all 1 11 0,000 10 piln Cult 43.'7, 20.2.61 Welted Malawi all 2 21 21 0,60 u 1 :Waller )5,000 1 rest Illarlpena w all MONEY MARKET. MONDAY Buena°. The English stock market opened this morning with a wild appearance, owing to telegraphic intelli gence that Russia has accepted the basis of peace afforded by the four points, with the interpretation attached thereto by England, France, and Austria, and that negotiations have accordingly been opened. The first prices quoted were at a rise of 1 per cent s' the final range of Saturday, the market being greatly excited. A fresh rise of nearly 1 per cent. was subsequently attained, on the publication of further telegraphic statements to the same purport and although a reaction of about per cent. took place late in the afternoon, the market yet closed no less than 1„ per cent. higher than on Saturday. The intelligence was confirmed by a number of telegraphic messages received by leading City firms, and is said to tally with the anticipa tions of our government. The news had the more effect upon the market from its coming on the day prior to that on which the "option" settlement in Consols comes off, as the calculations of the dealers have been completely dislocated. A great rise at Paris contributed to maintain the buoyancy of the market at the dose. Money was in active demand to-day, but appa rently from exceptional causes. The French Three per Cent. Rentes were reported by telegraph from Paris to-day as closing at 66.30 for account, and 66.70 for money, showing a rise of 1 to 11 per cent. compared with the closing quota - floes of Saturday. To-day's telegraph from Vienna brought the exchange on London at 12.08. On Friday (Saturday was a holiday) it stood at 12.23, so that the Austrian money market has quickly responded to the improvement in the aspect of politics. The French loan was quoted to-day at 2 prem. on the Stock Exchange. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 901 to a, opened this morning at 911 to a for money and Wednesday's settling, relapsed to 911, rose to 921 to , receded to 92 to I, and closed at 921 tel. After the close of the house the price was quoted 92 to &. The "contango" to the February account remained' at 1 to; per cent. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 911, 1,1, 921, 1 ex div.; ditto, for account, 10th January, 911, 1, 1, a, 921, 921, 921 ex div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 911, 91, 911, 92. New Three per Cents., 911, 1, 921, 921, 921. Long Annuities, expiring in 1860, 4 5-16. India Stock, 226, 228 ex div. Three and-a Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling pay able in 1838, 991; ditto, 1839, NZ, Z. Bank Stock, 2081, 210. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 4s. to 7e. prem., and India Bonds, 10s. to 13s. prem. Foreign stco.:s were favourably affected, but the chief movement was in Russian and Turkish. Russian stocks rose 2 per cent. Turkish, after rising to 761, closed at 761 to a, or 11 per cent. higher ban on Saturday. Dutch steam advanced # per cent., and Mexican 1 per cent. Other stocks were comparatively quiet, but firm. At 4 o'clock Russian Five per Cents. I were quoted 99 to 101; ditto Fonr-and a-lEalf per Cents., 87 to 89 ex div. Dutch Two.and-a-llalf per Cents., 601 to 611 ex div.; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 911 to 92a. Sardinian, 83 to 85. l'eruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 69 to 71; ditto, Three per Cents., 48 to 49. Mexican, 21 to 4. Sales are recorded as follows: — Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 981, 1. Buenos Apes Six per Cents., 53. Dutch Four rer Cent. Certifs., 911, 1, 921. Pleader Bonds, 4. :"4exican Three per Cents., for account, 16th Jan., 21,1211, 211, Peruvian Three per Cents., 481, 49. Po:tuguese Five per Cents., ex all overdue coupons, 42. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 181 ex Div. Turk ish Six per Cent. Scrip (paid in full), for account, 16th Jan., 751, 1,1, a, 761, 761, 76/, 761. The French loan continues to cause daily heavy withdrawals of gold from the Bank. The next re turn of that institution is expected to show a very heavy falling off in the metallic stock. The bar silver brought in by the Atrato was taken to-day, chit fly for the continent, at ss. I!,d. per oz. standard, being a reduction of Id. per ounce from the price realised at the previous sale. The dollars received by this vessel are not yet sold, the arrival of the overland mail being awaited. The committee of Spanish American bondholders have called a meeting of the holders of Equador bonds for the 12th inst. Under the influence of the pacific news of the day, coupled with the extraordinary mildness of the sea son, and with the open navigation of the North Sea and Baltic, the corn market to-day was heavy. Wheat ruled 2e. to 3e. per qr., and flour 2s. per sack, lower than last Monday. In floating cargos no business was reported. The arrivals of foreign grain into London last week were to a fair extent, com prising 14,262 quarters of wheat, 1,274 sacks and 4,147 barrels of fluur, 2,260 quarters of barley, and 12,439 quarters of oats. Most of the country corn markets held at the close of last week report lower prices. The French advice§ to hand to-day report firmness, notwithstanding an increased supply of home-grown corn. The tallow market to-day experienced a heavy fall, and was for a time paralysed by the news from Vienna The first offer made was at 615., which was accepted for February and March delivery, and subsequently 61s. 6d. was paid. Owing to the extent of the speculative transactions which have teen entered into for a rise in the price of this article, the tallow market is peculiarly sensitive to political Willer i Wcat Mariposa Transferable by eta JOINT Rirora Closing No. Oh . BAUM Pd. mien Brineee done yesterday. =day. 22.510 40 Andralaaia all 79 11l 40 iirie.CoLliank&Loan Co all 23,L00 io "riti4i North .inacrion all 40,000 23 Ow tend Bank of Ads 5 1 04 dl. 10,001 30 ..hart. Bank of India, Australia, and Mina 2 dls 70,en 100 Oolenlal 25,0 0 0 In PommonL.l of London 2O . 25,0001 WI EIIif.,HCOL*MII4.OIIA l6 31.21 die 25,001 20 Lon.Cbartalank of Aust. 20 ler , 21 21 lone! 31: Loudon and County 2O 60,0001 50 London 1-tat Stack lO 60,001'00 Inenlun and westmiaster 10 4'4 11,0001100 Nat. Prow. of England 35 10,0001 20 flO. New lO 20,000 So National of Ireland 20.00n1 20 New Muth Wales all 34 U U 53 s: to, 25 i srient.Bank Carpi/ado' all 36 1111 564 =OW MO Rroeloclalof Ireland. 33 UM! 10 Do. New sil I 50,006,. 5 Royal Australian Bank. Ir.; and Hold Imp. Co. 1 6,000. , 25 South Australia 25 39 413 d 31,000 1 25 'Union of Austmlla 101,, 000 I 1 .. I Do. New 2ll 6 10 000 . 30 Cain of Logsdon lO lascuutxxous. Closing No. Oh. Misoingnova. Pd. „ Ir e te r g y. Business y don . • ---... 20,001 25 Australian Agrietetnr= 174 SI 115 35 4 12,501. 20 Luetralasian Vacific ltail 6 PAO In Australian Ploys' Ma 11... all 33,000 10 Berlin Waterworks 50 BritistrAmerion Land 4O 00000 5 nriLaCoLSen. klied.oo. 10,0 IX 100 ...km= 321 id ...... Bt. fraligeret.lanardlnly 100 10(41074„ 1071 ad Dater Money ...... 300,0E0 5 One= Mass 130,000 4 CFO:Ahem =Prism. 4 pm 60,000 2 • haters flinin 2i30.0. 25 hetes Telegraph 30,000 I ^ S ll`. deriratkil 14 00. all 6,600 20 Irish Bestried 10,100 le r editanona TeL all 20.00. 10 Buie= Is 116. American 9 01 7id 61 lid 60,000 1 I:. ational PainUltaL hal all ic 60,000 ln I Nr s til te Ct ui laltda isivigation land Co 6l II _ll 76,000 N.b. Wales Chalk Inter. 180.715 1 North Brit. Australasian all 1 1 4 25,000 North of Ze Edam. 124 120,000 5 Peelltlverlitifineral all 24 11 11 1 20,000 5 ReninndarkOrient.Stna. all =An 2 Portland Iron Ooespeety.. all 1 N i 14,840 Royal Mall Steam OO 61 W 100,000 1 Seottin Austr.Drrestm all 111 12 100,000 1 Do. New 4 8 1 4PM 14,216 2' Routh Awindien Land 25 1 37# 17/ 75,000 liSubmarine Teleg. Scrip all 1 75.000 1 Do. Do. holstered all I 1 25,000 .20 TrastlrtnersOo.ofUpCan 6 — 6 l 10,000 100 Van Diemes'iLand l6l 11 11 -----= Parties intending to make application for a portion THE LATE. ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH BRITIBH of the French loan may find useful the following RAILWAY.—We have already noticed the completion of the calculation, put forward by M egan. C. Devaux and Procurstoi-Fitcd'e inveLtigation into the cause of the recent Co, The exchange is taken at 25fr. per Z. fatal accident in the Carlton-hill tunnel on this line. The Rent . precognition , which he took were, as is customary in such Amount ewe, handed ever to the crown authorities for their deci. Tbree per Ct. to be paid. Deposit. lion, sine enginemen, signalmen, and guards having been Fes. p er Fes. 2,176 £B7 Fes. 217 60 £8 14 in the meantime held to ball. The more immediate result 200 4,360 171 435 17 8 of the cens:eerati-m given to ins. precognitions by. crown 300 8,525 261 652 50 26 2 400 8.700 348 870 34 16 counsel is the re-opening of the inquiry, end its extension 600 10,875 433 1,087 50 43 10 to some of the higher railway aloha% One of these is, we 1,000 21,760 870 2,176 87 0 understand, Mr. Rowbotham, the manager. The exami nation of these gentlemen may, of course, be merely with Commercial b elt re from St. Petersburg to the 30th the view of procuring information as to the working of the ult. report no business going forward in produce. line, and not with reference to any contemplated charge Tenders are to be sent in to the Admiralty to-mor against them.—Sconman. row (Tuesday) for the conveyance of 400 tone of ARGENTINE CONFEDEBATIONs—BVENOS AYRES, ( c hi e fl y Nov. 4.—The fi rst session of the Legislative Congress of the heavy ordnance stores shot) to Malta. India thirteen provinces at present composing the Argentine Ihe amount of bills drawn by the East India Confederation was opened on the 22nd of October at the Company on their respective presidencies, from the small town of Fauna. Upon this occasion General Urquisa 25th ult. to the Bth inst. (this day), is as follows ; presented a report on the affairs of the confederation. After }l i e t . lf l 6 ld o . f p E e x r e C h o lia .' g g e rn . pee. announcing that he had concluded two commercial treaties, one with Fortuna,' and the other with the United States, Benga l ... £412,268 12 8 Madras .. .. 5 1 1 :06 390 1 9 5 1 0 0 le. Rid. per ditto. General Cronies expressed his wish to extend the relations of the states yet further with other nations by. means of similar conventions, and declared his firm determination to neglect no means of curing the rights and privileges to Total .. £461,726 7 6 which foreigners were entitled by these treaties to be re- The transfer books of the London and North spaded throughout the oenfederstion. Western Railway Company are to be closed for the (Advertisement.) —AT MR. MECNeB ESTABLISH- dividend on the 24th inst. 5111 , T, Ns. 4. teedenhau-strest, find" are exhibited the Great epetitneas ui El Wall manufeatureo, in Drawing-cgs es, Work-boxes, The half-yearly interest is to ho payable on the % rit'ngitaaea, Dreedne-bop, and other azttolle of is& Bailable /Of FROStattat:O• • nitrate department for Pall ir ez i ld uz arLl Maoufacturve and Impute Tebbe. TAU Cutlery, Rowse, Seaman, shares of the Anglo-Romano (lea C.,mpany to-mor row. The helf-yearly el vie end is Low payable on Hair and other Brew for the toilet. Laud and bank shares to-day were firmer, for meretione l'ek 54"Pk ane Zeue. " "Aa a. ix i m i ums/ Z hiPPth um i me g "'L en a W po cu r t i ta r those of the Family Endowment Society. in [Advertisetnent.)—lioLtowax's PILLS A SPECIFIC sympathy with the general tone of the security BIM LILY I.llblltTutllfilli. LOWIRPOB el lIITILITI. AND GINICILLL DUNI. markets, but the chief actual change in pike was in uir.—Mrs. Mary Welters. or the Wendlika user Doan bad bow a nameraimusliguid_.........rogionikallis theknwasuaLuidii......l.lkiNiesseisk_......lll,l aervemsftsridig.......69..2 thwheicehtocskhoosrf sthseomAearetracoltoryA. gritcounl,tincraln Lock stook rbarditilliddeNdlasiglial.; I.4.""lesitsiled Tigisel"...es'''''''—__arlege'.de,seb."'. has been dealt in at 102 to 103 ex dia. s tool Weekly Share List) tho sing the rces yielded lissli ma to M g bg eli t.that ali:=f as wo ke& _efiiinuallialaillimriledso = l. "" ase impidos ysim ar a b e d: s e ss ii"s ess.in d r Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Lirer =.."Pars""4 ORlatiOß oo therad g the halt :r m . g rad" is brairliling las."l.lllll6—siaii4 . 1, 4 1 72 11 :"........._; by ordinary is baled stocks dividenda t present pt ice fo s. The cal- IMPROVEMENT ON TEE MINIE BALL. Mr. Samuel Rummell (of the firm of Buxton and weep, manufactarers of Britannia metal waxes, Duke- Must, ilikediald-comor), has perfected a new projectile ...- whisk, if it do mat entirely supersede the Minis rifle, bids 7 0 ,3 fair to NM the purpose of that effective engine of destine- yo time to Miell On extent as vutly to mitigate the ineontc doses seesioned by the impracticability of maaufecturing 13 jibe sash numbers as to keep pace with the demands of the i 0 army. The Minis bullets., in the hands of the allier, hare 111 ,„ bees &lag formidable ezecution in the Crimea, and their same and fame are Mania to all. Their form, with which a few, perhaps, are acquainted, is that of a cone. The have is St. coat:eve, like the bottom of • wine bottle. This is the part 6$ which in the rifle presses on the powder, the conical top 25 pointing towards the muzzle. The bullet is inserted into list one end of the cartridge, the bcttom of the concave being go upwards smiths pointed end towards the powder. la loading, to the powder is floored into the rifle. The cartridge is SO then reversed so u to bring the hollow end of the hall 2 0 dawn, and the cue of the cartridge being at the top serves et sea wad to cover all. Thus the hollow part of the built t Ike ea the powder without any intervening paper, which would prevent the expansion of the bullet. Toe Minie 10 rifle barrel and the ball are grooved in a corresponding man- tit, acr, consequently the plain barrel of the ordinary tireiock 00 is inapplicable to the Minis ball ; and to afford our army lA the advantage of the new weso,n would require not only 20 • an inconvenient length of time, but an enormous outlay of es money. The great merit of Mr. Russell's invention is, the 33 ;meant adaptation of • ball, practically as good as the Minis 2 0 bullet, to the common gun of the army—the old " Brown ' Bess," with which every regiment requiring the use of the c o firelock is supplied. Nothing bat the ball, therefore, has N to be made, and on Mr. Russell's plan it call be produced et • cast scarcely eaceeiing that of the grooved Minis cons. An unmoved conical ball has been attempted, but is, we understand, not only impracticable but dangerous, owing to • portion of the lead adhering . to the inside of the barrel every time that a shot , 6 1 is fired. Mr. Russell overcomes this obstacle by partially st. coating the ball in such a way as to give it the steadiness Is which is afforded by the grooves ' and also to clean out the 4, barrel at every discharge, there by saving time and dimi- 6 1 nishing the risk of explosion from went of cleaning. We .„ are restrained by motives of patriotism from describing the plan with greater minuteness. This new Sheffield ball bas B t . been experimented upon during the present week at the Shot- 61 field barracks, with very satisfactory results, and the testing el process is to be resumed this day, after which a report on the 10 merits of the invention will be made to government, accord- ! ing to previous arrangements. Mr. Russell is likewise the inventor of a cannon hall on the I:ke principle, which cm- et., bins peculiar and perfectly novel qualities, and which if St.' it prove as successful in practice as it is promieng in theory, fn. , will inflict incalculable destruction on any forces upon et whom it may be brought to bear, and will in fact inangu- ' rate a new era in the science of war. Short and sharp in- aa deed will be the strife in case land rinciple involved in st. I thee, inventions ie rucensfoUy speedily matured.— St. SAeffield Tim*. St, EXTRAORDINARY INQUEST. An inquest was held by Thomas Taylor, Earl., 20 - coroner, at the Ship Inn, !airfield, last Friday afternoon, IS on view of the body of Sara h A nn Lamb, who was 15 years IPt. old, and the daughter of a farmer residing at Marsden. It et. appeared from the evidence that on Thursday the 14th ult. 60 the deceased left her home about 8 o'clock in the eveaing, 11i the weather being very boisterous, and having gone shout 12 1 300 yards with • schoolfellow, she turned back, and is sup. V, posed to have accidentally walked into the river Coble. • Samuel Whitehead, of Marsden, builder, deposed that de- 1241 ceased was his niece; that her skirt was found in the river it. on the 15th ult. about a quarter of a mile below Marsden, 1 . 1 1 and that her shawl was discovered on the fo ll owing Tues. „a;` day, her flannel petticoat o n the 24 h, and her drys thin 1 1,., on the 28th ultimo. Advertisements were published offering eLI • reward for the recovery of the body, and witness, at the St; request of deceased's friends, bad been to Holmfirth to eon- li salt • wise man, who, however, could give no information. SO_ Ingrid* , were made at Huddersfield, Dewsbury, i s tt and Wakefield without success. However, on Tame 2e day lest, the witness received a letter stating that lit.' Captain Hudson was meametising persons in Hudders field, and last Wednesday he accompanied Mr. Jeshus Far- 9 rer, a spinner, of Marsden, to the mesmerist's lodgings. 4 The captain on being asked if he knew of any person who a e could give information respecting a ycuog woman who was e t . missing, mentioned the name of • female miding at Mold 20 Green. The witness sent for her and brotkght her back in 24 a cab, Out did not tell the purpose for which she back in 6 quired. She was immediately mesmerised, and then asked if she knew what the twogentleman bad cowl about. She replied, "Yes, about the young woman who was drowned at Macedon." She was then asked if e ssh knew the shawl 10 there en • chair; she said " yes it is the hswl that young wens= bad on her head when le was drowned." She also et. identified the dreshekirt which was very much torn, and ~ was told tease where the miming woman win. The mesme- "" flied person appeared to be asleep for about nee [Dinette, and E. then gave a description of the progress of the body down toe river, and ended by saying that the body was covered with 2.6 mud except her feet w.thin 100 yards of the recohd bridge in ?Airfield, where horses go over. In consequence of this 1,) statement the witoess went to Mirfield last Thursday, and in ! I com menced searthiog in the river Calder near Leds.ird 11l bridge, but was told that Shepley bridge was the second, and be accordingly bad the workmen removed to the latter, es whcro after three or four throws deceased was found in the 51 ". mud about 20 yards above the bridge, and her feet did not At. appear to have been buried. The distance by land he- is tween Marden and Nliflield is shout 14 Mies. A post ninrtem esamivition proved that d es as returne d d had mime to her $ death by drowning, and the jury an o i cd verdiet. " A PROPOSAL TO BINGE T UE TRUNDERERSUch i 6 . was the indignatim caw et by the atrocious leader in the o Times of Tceso. , y last, attacking Lied Itsglin, that the 25 frequenters of the Bristol Commercial Rooms proposed to I put all the coll. aof that pry punnets od the tire ; end ft 12i was with difficulty those who ccorideredact mama bi n& " p ***** ttd the threat being carried out.—Brieol Timis of Saturday.l 60 12 I MR. BENtow, M.P. —We are desired to contradict the port of t` , e death of Mr. Haub in, M. I' I, r Da.rey, re which hes gained currency during the bin tan or three 26 days. Yr. Benbow, we w informed, Is in exceltest I et, hod*. LI! . I Abefissa i sirs. weft. aftemiiii 29 4 plakar. broil Miriam'. 1 all De tar IYtiNLril a 19 Da do. do 101.- 100 Debbi rid Eater ... 100 I 14-sV ir 4l ra t a t a _._ . . Did irst ragtian .. . . dl Ditto V.lll Ilealern CoUes 100 Eason Oaks, Clam A h Do. Oats E. U. Erb.) 100' Do.asse 10u Eon lanearldrs Edinburgh and 0111860 11 all Edinburgh and Peebles 100 Edlaburstt, rerth.Dondee 100 Glasgow a Booth Wotan 100 Great Northern . lot Do. A, Stock 100 Do. B, ruoek 1 at (11. Mouth. and Wad. (Ire.) 100 Great Western 100 Do. StourVallerCauStk all Lancaster sod GarMde 14! Do. Thuds 4 Do. I:ew 7tlrds 103 . Lancashir e and Yorkikire 111Do.111tis ..... Ir Do. West Biding 11 }London and Blaoltwall 100 Lon., Brighton. &S. Cant 100 L.md. sod North Wallas Do. for Money 16 Do. PM's; . Do.flOsit.,BLandß. (C.) 21 Do. Eletth• 100 London & Booth Rectum 421 Do. £SO 34 lb. S4O _ 11 - J??. ...Vr:;iii,":i --- 100 I Do. Dim Dall Dad. ell lit& O. Ws& (DO —. Illa Divallialliboaa......... all 51•Irealtba sai °did, ... 51 ::aloaltat uala Z ignita lkima. 19 1/ Ream ad Illamleldras .. all NewryWartaapolat ham.. 104 Norfolk_ 1:, IN. New 1 41" 7 ?c." 1 C?untiel 10? I NcTrat — VTitiait 1G North Dtroo. No. 1 all Do. a A Deterred I Do. i B Guaranteed 100 N. EAMINIL—BerWICk SO Do. Hawaiia_n . 13 Do. G.N.B. Pure. :ii i 57. Leeds 100 Do. York .- 10 North !Andre SO Do. New 101. Shares 17 North stanoraddro all North Western W North k Sooth West. Jane , 100 Oster°. Wore.. 4 Wolvor 1100 OootUah Central 100 ioottlah 'Outland 10 ihrewrbory and Hereford 100 -hpinture Union...- 110 .ioath Devon -....- . . ~~ 190 i.iuth Yaateca 50 ' , oath Wiles 5 South YetimiLltitiverDan' Xll Wookton and DUUngtoll 214 TheeneenareaDoeitaltall all Vale of Math el Waterford and Kilkenny alt Waterford and Untenek alt West London la West Onrorall W.Endef 1 P 1 100 'Aberdeen 1 100 Do. No. 2, /Fa Ct 100 = 1 111:10 - ia all Olga mal Ilmailes all Daaha i l i zr ees tfomd Aber elan --- \ 2 fait Aidlloos Ciro •Oh ,100 Do. do. aoll t: per Cl 100 Do. do. Ors 7 per Cl 0 mmt.ou.sra, p ta.,No I 61 DUO do. No.l lo Do. $s 8 per Ceat. Stock 20 ars.va=VP•Ci , HO Sot on Oat kWantat JaaJtha .—_— . !VT' 1e11b.,-Peetli.Disisa yet IPro Great Noreirollr ais Oar mt l . 1 100 Do. 5 pa mi. able at 16 pro L... 100 Do. 45 pm leate___!,.. all (.6.Bc64cWole•MMPtha 6 6 G.Weit.allikillei Pe PO Do as. reasfa.44 100 Do.eore.6l6 l o ll a 4 p.e. 100 Mem IMMumalie 4p. et. all Ds Mrs Post. Moro ... all Do. CMOs Pr& M. bps. 100 Do. Mrs. Ors Mork I all as MAE Orm. Maus au Do. M. is. •Urrithlrorkß.Flio i 190 t tooab{ fi t . .i Las.lll.W.lon,sjoct IWO e t taa,4ziarreiszara. IllsakstailJne. ksh.No alk DOM 8111 . 44 , 41t Nlaryp.lsoo4l4. 4 PM Y.yy.soal.. lit DU* Pedieriebos 44p. Derkle 1100 De. Pest 4 ~~ i_m.s; lies kgo7ti.: 100 If leaL-111RIMPALTed. Do. do. 13 Do. Leeds Sp.aLleo. I I Do. Do. Om, 10411 10 Do. Tett 11111i0Parei. all North 100 Dated. Weforeatar, and Wegver..6ls, Ilper Coot all esolll6oaltalNaw Prd, all ism& Dews —. 111 Dille Rai 11; per Oest. I all Loa timaLass.,SLo.o) 100 1:01e - duar 11 Mae e UNIX MASUD AT ill Bulked sol 1111.21 , 2 I limed to Loa Os 00 tolombisilS.Webto) AL .00 Clydesdale Isostlot timed to °° ra4l " lll.ll6Mid a ." (lured IDOL / 25 .01L000ler & Dor llOmmt (Ord *OS. WNW') sr) lloll&IIIIIVLIadiadUlid 13 Do. idioms L0tn0)..... 1311 Do. alarm dttro).. 12 Lesbos sod teemartab Veiood toliouthEmaterti) 20 Ditto l'uderefico (ditto) :00 " LoweatottEloor.4perCool. ('eaes4 to NorNk) . TOO Ditto ditto o p.r Ont. 10 Loo., 7110w7, & Oratitod (lsoesd to Pao &Co.) . o 1 Koach.,lltutloo,fiXatlack loosed to ~.&N.O Md.) all Itutdle-bro' sod Bcdear (Vasedtatockt it art.) .11 1114 owl Brador4 (MO.) 30 Northers& Laaftwoltala- Douro toroat.O.wouto) Ditto per Coot. (do.) 99 Motto kWyro (kw. Los. oN. eit.alancitYorlt) Ditto 4 shares (diUo) 100 floy a, th P r ° ot k itebio, C ede sp. n (leo Groat Northam! 94 &tub Stadordohlre (Wooed to Kr. SO N cos Valley.O per th.gve (leaped to tecooktAt Owl ; 23 Ditto Mee Data 100 WM, & ettemett peteeel 2/ 1114 I I 13 13 tk Ms. 19 17 8 7 4. 93_ 9.1.. 9 1 4 0 9 11 1 it 14 16# 11 111 23 ID Is SO 71 IS 54 66 2 di* par In 304 SS IS 91 95 77 79 121 125 69 91 en 691 5% SI 79 77 • • pia 6 •pia 741 741 • de • Onkel 100 71 Si 100 101 i 102 I Ms par die par 1 Of Ws •+l 9 • d 9 • “ 691 691 41 42 i Ms 10 1 9 . die SI Si dig SI SS 6 10 1 1 ! I to 6 6 Os 4 SI dis 12 12 22 33 n BO Par 6 Pis :431i. et 14 ale 0 S 4 Pa 3T 97 99 61 69 6 111 41 47 3 ii 4S 80 i 3. i?:. f 8 RBi die S 4 SS 2 at Ifl 3 4 SO 33 I 7 33 MABEL 97 300 89 91 $4 94 Of 81 121 ]PM 112 " 38 SL' 114 113 102 110 100 102 4 6i 93 V 9. 92 92 23 2 1 1 9 lo lva 71 73 13 1 01 9 9 13 14 i 313 192 13/ 2i 3 yea 12 124 174 134 11 1 dl. 9/ 90 104 106 109 101 011 91 $ Ii 1 — O4 suf 11l 118 die oar 96 100 ii 13 31 ab st C 76 q si 41 Ft 10f 10If II 2 VUXD RENTAI2B. If Se N lee IN VA I$S W/ 121 122 IS 26 11 111 SI Si 93 94 3? ill ISO 113 ii I III; El SI IS V. 810 e ending 90th June, 1854, and for the year ending June, 1854: _ Int. per ct. per anneal s& the rate of eltstdend paid Pres./VW. RAILWAY. Laat 4 Yest. Last year 16} Illekenhead,Lano.. aad CheaLl7r sh 3 16 114 4 u 9 93 !fatal and Suter IClaladaiaa ~... ............. .. 4la 18 4 I 11eilitsrl Wa 4 ist 1 Melia= Oevallso 18 Nast Laassal 4 re M 27 ethane' arl Glasgow 6ll 11 611 1 69 Glamposr sal 'loath Westers.....— 6 1 I } 417 IS Oteselterlaini 2 19 4 4 3 4 45 Gt. Spepige pad Weetern—lrelasel 4a !u 414 54 69 Gras& Wears 4 6114 3 1 3 12 Xesdaisal Wlndennere 15 Lanienler MaS Gultale _ . 96 Laatadir sad rrelton 6 1 Of S $ 74 74 Lusaldre sal Yorkshire Stock 107 Luisa. Brighton, sal South Coast 101 108011•161114arth Western Stock 154 Looks aol Korth Western Fifths U Ludes NW &nth Western 5 2 45 6 11 5 465 NlOl4Ol Grua Western .... .......... 69 5 1151•511041 6 2 21 4 18 3 41 183814.41ftadasham, sad Derby It f Nu* 1110014ra sct wick Stock .. 24 North 111411445 Volt Stock 4 4 101 4 1 4 94 134 Wortk Salordokire 4 i 3 4 4 3 IS 254 9tattiik Omani 4 • 1 7 5 55 4 4 5 6 60. Wilt 11511105 17i Boma INN= THIS DAY—Two o'ctocx. After attaining a further advance, the English stock market has since become slightly weaker, and prices are now quoted k per cent. lower than the latest quotation of yesterday. Consols were first marked 911 for money and to-morrow's settling, touched 92Z, and have since declined to their present quotation of 911 to 92. The Three per Cents. I:educed have been dealt in at 91; to 921; the New Three per Censt. at 921 to 92 3 , ; India Stock at 226 • Exchequer 11..0d5, 1959. at 99: to 1; Exchequer Bills at 4e. to 7s. prem.; and India Bonds at lie, to 14s. prem. Foreign stocks are good. Turkish has advanced to 761 to ; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. to 181 to 19; Russian stocks are in request; the Five per Cents. are quoted 99 to 101; whilst the Four-and-a-Half per Cents, have been dealt in at 90 to 91 ex div. Mexican is called 21 to 1. Spanish Old Three per Cents. have met with business at 38; Sardinian at 81) ; Peru vian Three per Cents. at 48) ; Equador at 4; and Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 953 to 90i. MINES. MONDAY EVENING. The transactions in home mining stocks to-day have in some cases been at prices rather in favour of the buyer, but generally a fair demand has been ex perienced, including shares in South Wheal Frances, Wheal Basset, South Caradoo, Condurrow, North Basset, West Basset, East Basset, Wcst Alfred Console, Vale of Towy, and Sortridge Console. East Wheal Rose shares have been offered, without finding buyers. South Tolgue are quoted lower. The market closed generally with some improvement in tone, owing to the aspect of foreign politics. The gold mining shares and other foreign and colonial mining stocks present little feature. The shareholders of the Gladbach Zinc Company are re quested to meet on the 12th inst. t) receive a communica um from the manaking director. Great Wheal Baddern hen sold today 24 tone of lead ors at 161. Bs. 61. per tun, end 14 tune at 111. per too. Hingston Downs will sell on the 18th inst. 303 tons ; 13cd ' ford United, 165 tons; and Wheal Arthur, 225 tons of cop- perjore. At North Wheal Baoset the lode in the riso in the back of the 52 fathom level is 3 feet wide, worth 701. per fathom. In the .topes in the back of the .52 the lode i* worth 701. per (fathom. In the wins. sinking below the 52 the lode is worth 001. per fathom. The other parts of the mihe are without alteration. At West Buret the improvements since the last report an in the 42 fathom level east, which now produces about 8 tons of ore per fathom. In the the in the back of the same level the lode is 3 feet wide, producing 5 tone per fathom. There is no alteration in any either part of the mine. At Bolenowe the lode in the 50 fathom level east is divided. The south part produces tiu mind with malleable copper. At Wheal Tehidy in the 80 west from diagonal 'haft the lode is one foot wide of good yellow ore. In the 50 west the lode is 15 inches wide, with a good appearance, and will turn out one ton of good ore per fathom. At the 60 west the lode is email, but letting out much water, au indication that an elteratiun in the lode is not far distant. In the 70 west, fur the last 3 fathoms driving, the ground has been harder, but has, however, changed for the heater. In the 30 east from western shaft the ludo is large, a ash good t tones of ore, but has not yet altered for the better a • • xpected. At Wheal Lemon the 40 fathom level has been driven east from the flat rod chant about $ fath••ine. the lode vary ing in sic. from 1 fuer 6 inches to 3 three feet wide, show ing a very kindly appearance, and =do batter for tin than any other place as yet opened on this lode. The pitches now working are producing about the same quantity as last reported, namely— about 6 tons per fathom. The tin stuff raised at the 12 fathom level, is worth on on average from Si to 6t. per barrow. The mine never looked so well as at present, and still further improvement is expected at a greater depth. At Wheal Arthur the lode in the 60 west (north lode) is 4 feet wide, yielding stones of ore. The lode in Keight's *tope in the back of the 50 west of Palmer's wines is worth 201. per fathom. The lode in Jongeff's etop•t in the back of the 35 west, is worth 121. per fathom. The lode in Bunt's stop. is worth 121. per fathom. The lode in the 20 cost is 4 feet wide, yielding moderate tin work, all of which Is being stamped. In the 50 cross-cut loom machine shaft north, small branches of copper ore have been met with, and it is expected the Wheal pit lode will soon be intersected. THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. The gold mining shares present no change of im portance. Agua Fria shares are quoted 1 to :; die. Nouveau Monde, 3-16 to 1 per share; Colonial Gold, 9-16 to 7-16 dig.; and Great Nugget Vein, f, to I die. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 6 34 to 35; Peel River, 2f to 2; ; North British Australa sian, to die.; and Scottish Australian Invest ment, f to 1 prem. United Mexican shares have been dealt in 23. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS: LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAY. (31 MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) (PROM 01111 OWN COURESPONDINT.) Our corn market opened with a moderate attendanco of dealers; business was extremely limited, and prices nomi nally lower—wh e at was 31. per bushel, flour from Is. to 2e. per barrel, and Indian corn Is. 6d. Beane, peas, oats. oat meal, and other crudes not mentioned, but in proportion MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Brow.—Tie large public sales are going off without spirit, at about previous rates, the importers buying in a part. Refined dull ; brown lumps, 425. 6d. ; grocery, 13e. to 491. COPPRE.—The public sales, chiefly convisting of East India, are progressing without any material alteration in. prices. TEs.—This article has a very firm appearance for all good I consuming qualities, and the trade buy rather he, y of Coagou, from Is. 4d. to Is. ild. Ittcs.-660 bags Bengal were offered in public vale, and bought in at 16s. 6d. 300 bags cleaned Java were also bought in at 275. Baccrarne.-50 0 begs, refraction 6, were sold yeaterlay on 'Cnange at 295.; 2,Boo.baav were off ,ed in public sale to-day, and bought in; re frac n 72 to 82, . ; t a:Action 9 1 to 132, 23v. to 23i. ; raiasta.a. :9, 'r -s. Rust cont.:tut* dull of sale. other articles no mat: rial alteration. TALLOW MARKET. —THIS LAY. The tallow market is quite without basaitv; the aa sexed quutalbne mast, tNertfore, he tAren a 4 no Town tallow, G3s. nett ce , h ; Petersburg Y.C. on th e inal. epee. G2s.: January to March, 61e. straw, 22a. to 27a. smITHFIELD HAY MARKEL—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. DAlis rep,rza the lerelY 'ego , . and fru % heavy : Primo meadow bay, 70s. t o Aupetior. B.h. 90 ... inferior, 5 0r . to 60., ; fovea, GOs. to 755. ; closer, 00,. Ca ; wood cut, 891. to Ms.; COTTON.—LivzstooL, JAN. B.—Tbe market closed firesiy, witauut e, Ange Ia prisse. Tte sales amounted to 10.000 lisle , , 2 000 of winch were fur I :lola. The sales couprised 150 Pernana and blares:Jima), at aid to 6td. • 300 Egyptian, 61 7ta ; 2,000 built, M. to id.; and 100 Sea lalande. 122. t.. 24. 14. ocr lb. Bourn Zoorrtuut ItomwaY. Traffic for the pinta c:,iieeg 4111.. 11543, Correepod OD. 114. ns period IRA rear, 14,2681. 17..63• Increase 3 in 186.5. 30=‘, ;~. ~ 1' 9$ 22 0 4 . 2 PI 1 6911 TO 661 Of ii 70j 70 0 76 si Oi 693 OD 71i 2 1 i dig 112 i