The Express. — London, England, 1855-01-04 00:00:00

11:2== MONEY MARKET. s - 4 W. quote the following prices, 4s. 6d. to the &liar : New York Central. 6 p er eeut B 77 . Ark ... 79 ed. Ditto 7 per Cent., Convertible., 91 .... 92 Pennsylvania, 6 per cent., lit • Mortgage, Convertible New York and Erie, 7 per cent , Third Mortgage Galena and Chicago, 7 per cent, lit Mortgage — 86 lilinois Cintral, 7 per cent , Dollar Ditto, 6 per cent., Sterling 70 Ditty, Shares, 15 dols. paid 7 .... 6 die. WZDNIADAT Byrom°. Messrs. N. M. Rothschild and Sons, of New-court, St. Swithin's.lane, have opened lists of 'Ascription to the French loan, and are inviting applications from the English public. Messrs. Baring, Brothers, and Co. have adopted a similar course, and have issued the following notification : Shure. Baring, Brothers, and Co., by arrangement with the Societe Generale de Credit Idobil:er in Paris, will re. *sive applications for the new French loan for five hundred million francs, for which subecriptions are opened at Paris from the 3rd to 14th instant, on the terms specified in the imperial edict of Dec. 31, We, and on the following con ditions : The London committee of the Zealand Railway Company have issued the blowing half-yearly report : In accordance with the terms of the contract, which re quire the publication of a semi•annuol report, the London committee of the Zealand Railway Company have to com municate to the shareholders the translation of a statement made by the government controlling engineer, under date of the 9th ult., on the present state and prospect of the works. It is confidently expected that this statement, recently re ceived from the Copenhagen committee of management, to whom it was addressed, will be found satisfactory. The London committee have the pleasure to add, that of the shares allotted to the public only 365 have nut been fully paid up, which are necessarily under notice of forfeiture ; but that on these, if realiaLd even at the present low quota tions, no loss would arise. The business transacted in leather during the past month, although di m i n i s h e d b y the usualindisposi tion to purchase largely at the -*lose of the year, has been considerable—quite sufficient to prevent any addition to the stocks on band. Very little alteration has taken place in prices, which are generally firm. Applications will be received at their counting-kouse. No. 8, Bishoyagatwatreet Within, every day between 10 o'clock a.m. and 3 o'clock p.m., or by post, until 3 o'clock on Thursday, the 11th inst. Each application must aecompeni•d by a deposit of 10 per cent. of the amount applied for, at the fixed et:change of one pound sterling for twenty-five franca, as per accom panying calculations. The proportioncte amount of the loan which will be allotted to each subscriber will be notified with as little de lay as possible ; the provisional receipt and subsequent cer tificates will be delivered to each subscriber; and no fur ther charge will be made than ith per cent. on the cost of the amount actually subscribed, which must be paid to Mews. Baring, Brothers, and Co., on the delivery of the provisional receipt from Paris. Messrs. Baring, Brothers, and Co. will, if desired so to do, pay the subsequent iastalmenta in Paris of five per cent. monthly on the stock delivered, which thsta , ments com mence on 7th March next, and terminate on 7th August, 1850, upon receipt of the equivalent amount on the first of each corresponding month, at the same fixed exchange of U. per 25 francs, without any farther charge either for com mission or cost of the tranarniuion and return of the neces sary document.. THIS DAY—Two O'CLOCK. The English stock market has experienced a further rally of 1 per cent, to-day, purchases preponderating. Console have ranged between 901 and 91, and are now quoted 901 to 91 ex dm. for the 10th inst. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 901 to ; the New Three per Cents, at 90 1 to 911 i Exche quer Bill s at 4 1. to 7a. prem.; India Bonds, at 9a. to 12e. prem.; and Bank Stock at 210. Should the amount inscribed by the Treasury of France be less than that ►pplied for, the depcsit on the amount not inscribed will be returned to each applicant without charge or deduction, as 1006 at the necessary advice is re ceived from Paris. Foreign stocks remain much neglected, but steady in price. Turkish scrip is again rather better, at 75 to ; and Spanish Deterred Three per Cents., at 18 to -4, ex div. Mexican is quoted 201 to 211; and Russian Five per Cents., 97 to 99. Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 87 ex div.; Sardinian at 84k; and Equador Bonds at 3,1. Applications for the 41 per cent. Rents' must be made for not less than for 9410 francs Renter; and far the 3 per oents. for not less than for 750 Renter; or fer multiples of these respective amounts. HINES. 8, Diahopagate•atueet Within, Jan. 3. CALCULATIONS. Francs 900.—Rentes 4} per cent. are equivalent to 20,000 francs. Capital costing at 92 per cent., 19,4C0 francs; or at the exchange et' 5 francs per .0 sterling. on which the deposit of 10 per cent. is 731. 125.; and the commission of Oth per cent. on 7361., if the whole be obtained, is 18e. 52. --• WEDNLBDAY EVEN/NO. The market for home mining stocks to-day has been quiet; but there bare been inquiries for shares in South Wheal Frances, Wheal Tremayne, Wheal Reeth, St. Aubyn and Grylls, and the Vale oi Tovvy. Amongst the sales reported are :—North Wheal Basset, 17,1, 18; ; West Basset, 30, 31; Wheal Arthur, 21!; Trehane, ; Callington, 2; Deakewalls, 2; St. Austell Consols, 285., 30e. ; Kilbricken, 11; Nanteos and Penrhiw,ll; Herod's Coombe, i; Cnbert United, ;,‘,. The gold mining shares remain quiet at former quotations. _ Franca 750.—Renter 3 per cent. are equivalent to francs 25,001 Capital costing at Eli per cent., 16,312 f. 50c., or at the exchange of 25 francs per £ sterling. 6 521. 10s., on which the deposit of 10 per cent. is 65/. 55., and the commis sion of ith per cent. on 652!. 10s., if the whose be obtained, is 16s. 4d. The English funds showed some tendency towards fluctuation to-day, but on the whole the market was firmer, and prices closed ,1 to I per cent. higher than yesterday, although at one period of the morning a further decline of per cent. was temporarily esta blished. The rally of the afternoon seems to have been chiefly caused by purchases in realisation of profits by parties who had effected speculative sales at the higher range of prices lately current. Ru mours of ministerial changes wets rife throughout the day. The apprehension that this market may be drawn upon to some extent to raise the French loan contributed to check the advance in the English funds. Santiago shares fell 10e., in ccnsequence of the extraordinary heavy call of 11. per sham (7,0001.) made at to-day's meeting. Copaipo shares, on the other hand, closed 11. higher than yesterday. For shares in new undertakings the current quo tations (which, however, are in most cases little more than nominal) are subjoined : Connemara, tre per share ; Culchote Copper, to per share; Sue River (of Jamaica), a to I per share; Jamaica Copper, to per share; Cologne Lead, 5-16 to 7-16 per share; Lhurode Copper, a to A per share; Great Hewes United Tin, 3-1 G to 5.1 G per sh. ; Iberian, I die. to par; Oberahof, jto 3 per share ; Peninsul to dia. ; Tamar Maria, ato t per sh.; Clarendon (of Jamaica). dig. to par; South Devon Consols, a to a per share: can Fernando, 3to 1 per share ; Great Crank, to dia.; Lackamor Copper, a to a per share; Oakcley, 101. to 201. per share: Damon Iron Ore, par to 8 prem.; Wheal Tehidy, 14 to 13 per 'h. ; Trewsatha, to 4 per share; Bellygoneen, 3to per share; Beveridge Console. 11 to 13 per share; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 1.16 to 3-16 per sh. Adelaide Lead mod Gold, ato 3 per sh. ; Galt y- (frith Itliedyn, 3 dis. to pm.; Treburgett Console, to t perch. ; • Port Royal (of Jamaica), to 3 per share; Weigh Potosi, par to I prem. ; Vale of Towey, 6-16 to 7-16 per share; New Linares, a to 3 per share ; Great Cambrian Mining and Quarrying, a to a per share ; West Sortridge, a to 3 per share; British Aus-ralian Gold, 1-16 to A per share ; North Hingston, i s to 3 per share. Gladbach Zinc, a to 3 per share; Lake &ilium Gold, 1-16 ' to a per share ; Ludgean Lease, 7.16 to 9-16 per sh.; Austra lian Consols, ato per share ; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, 3 die. to par ; Lusitanian (of Portugal), par to 4 pm. • Whetting Consols, It to 13 per share ; L'Aigle d'Or, 1-1 G to 3-16 per share; Great Wheal Vor, a to la per share ; New Grenadian Land and Ttu,t, 18 t 3 13 pram. . w • 0 'l O.. • e k ef#41.40110•0110/‘ 0 110.le- jp (-- 4Cor-4 1 (e . . - .e... - :--4 " -.---a-••• t -- 7 2 -aler'a••'‘":4l-,--. A----.C---p.' . . • .•/- 1.-- ""re ;4l.g -11-..614;-- ' ' .- - • 0 -A_ • , No. 2,613.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 4, 1856. URFACII-PRINTING ADAPTED TO THE IRELAND. SILIBB LISTS. ... • eanDCCTIOSI el RANK V i nt. i. - Tio lderwr ho . aaansuaL -e- -•-- WIDNISDAY EVENTNG. 1 8 2 1 3 2 1 A2twe2P Osigis• Isetna lmrlaigidellidm Asomine ßAlL l ewiAirli n NCNB gv"" , ' N MI= 1. the XVI STITIM of DUBLIN, Ja... 3. end influenced by the variations of Coma & me ow o h m - die - the WE or snouts!, mom sea osnardi The . eoUsuitioation s . publlshed is the T he flaws' share sleek" to•daY Wall chiefly .3 $ lharlag Isms seam D u ba i ato gtve a true account Lo I se. i r se s s e= l i ts •T i - 7 gle m • wooe d r e lgermity 6. ordiag a aminillemee me Wang et • _. as the s=l lills. =mission to Rome, about i°ll flatness in the morning priors subseeptearly 1) it tatat °42.2"l aaria l""" -- SI - 1 -2 m experienced a rally, but the doe Messrs. N. M. Roth Otx nalnesnio air". Is-l!Ilk---ae nee operation MIA& IN Rai bog boa said of late. It is probable 2 *"*" ' 8/f 3l die St. Swithin'alane, ha WIN e " Pll/11e ne tuns beg imeedere es eammess are a mos gasmiesv moue soogo st nin iis g A w s O s TA 111S1 this Mama trill be found correct in many some cue° scarcely so• 7aa Sauna et Fuss. SS that eitymiterday. 39 30 Seat Mks "*". cluing mg, was 711 so 10 Du New to the French loan, a the Posiaselos arid MlNdBßifigg. igne igg km s h ow . the wr i ter to b e „ der Great Northern* , York and North Mid- too ai l is lt as. Raleneam ..so ~....... zi . . 1 die Ipa 2 - lands, and Eastern Counties all closed a shade lower, too - all - - su ll a --- ao." - is i jeas - en • - - e =laws% Deem Rasa sr Zs- lbw isllssissal ikon party bias : from the English pub pate. Oman Puns. ewe eaelesar Meressa. and Co. have adopts ueleillm"" es, ewe nom, as pertinent thie lima Of I Willaillafi dot Moen have base receiv e d fray R ome whilst London and North Western Stock continues 0 ‘) 1 ° Grad 2 eetes Deflates - II toesoo l B,efesr by eatheitss af distassim fa Load" eanaineing that the to show firmness. 25 121 G.TrunkOlCasiada Annus 76 61 Ma keened the following n, gamattlx . is sea y, gums Jae Iblventagns ne the sYstvioi the =WWI an& Lam ribs " Maud City" had so far en- The nahe T e lll y S eha D re AY mee .-Tw het o te olLoom y is flamer and le all Do. do. II 7 Ole Mount Bering, Broth 4 : :sonies rivi u me r a ill nesirr wenseses. bum., ace. ER4E , o-,. tinily EMIL As tbs doss of thaw anon nothing had oe. --- an d too all Do. campy:a Er. er. do. to a dis 2s ell MA. Law , a iii; in" . • - - „.,,,,,ege the owed alma as agaiast the eurein of his mini- 100 50 Do. Onto/ Debenteres II 7 Ms the Societe Generale de 'Dime, Irkiishistes Piet Meet. Ming enthesky bg e rWalsh, bishop of Oseory, which hes mi ser are in nom ' e Instance. quoted better than they 20 10 Great Centrel_ „Ornate. coin applications for the r dsd LOVEBB of FISH.- ONE HUNDRED hen ors& bse.sed of by the TaMed and Nation • but ' copy of a "msmeelel" said to be in wane of slgna'tare is cl ose d yesterday. There is, h s all Greet Indian rasann 0 Pa *waver, no general ad- a t Do - P . . New • meat- from the 3rd to 14th in. WM , TAMIIOO7II BLOA_TISPA for 4e, (resew Paraded), hotted Ist bra pair in the hands of Monsignor Bar. Vance of importance. London and North-Western " 4 2 oL nn _ .„ Ceemeert 21 2 2 1 1 imperial edict of Dec. 31 a sEllswil um emer r arr e l= j 6 .= o ., w , rube l /care of Propaganda. So far the great obet of stock is quoted 101 to 1; Great . Western, 681 to - - -- -- 21 I 201 all Gt. Wan. Cumin di:ions : eletwOr s w im s nip ima m en d mm eemessom e Mr. Liellet, and the small section sustaining him at Rome, 1 ; Midland, 68 to i Lancash irehi Itil 161 gent Tomei& had bees to urge complaints of an ex .=Wingly vague de- to I Great N 1 and Yorkshire - - Applications will be ; ortherns, 22i to 23 •• 100 all Do. es. S. do. 56 -}, R R 8 R la y ep R seription spinet Dr. Cullen, archbishop of Dahlia, to the 33 to 3; adSo th Ens * i ' Caledmdalls"oo an bo. 'l.. 71 ' 4°. a° i di" No. 8, Bishougate-strel CrtHRISTMAS - --: are effect that his grace had taken steps to disconnections* n u terns 171 to 3. 109 all Do. do. 7Sorkbont op. !die par tie Ildis Mame of Fortin y, o'clock a.m. and 3 e'en u s gaseo•preptaroffBoBll Biwa end poen , Lune . political agitation, and to prevent clergymen from low- reach shares are decidedly better. Northern' 900 ` 3l almat° """win° ..• 4 2 ~,."" Par gas wiali Node, la posmodes la all Do. i per est- on Thursday, the llth il Sea Leg their own diocese* to take part in agitating Mir are qmoted 34 to I; Easterns, 31 to i ; and Paris so 10 - - - - Dar as: " so •"s resaas we r s uacasata OIL. aims eisowlsairs. The charges of which Mr. Lucas was and Lyons, 191 to prem. [genial Omen el Pa 99 a =re deillsorransen - - Each application mus , Imm o a transembat lustre to ine Hair, lad sestaintag it in Us Yam had been brought beton Propaganda ; y er or ORDINARY SHARES AND MIMS. 2O tat per cent. of the amount bet, ea asasdaatten, they were found to be altegelber 20 90 ?fame Ilr - lAtis a lth tat ) II 1 418 of one pound sterling ft 6.1811" Chan'. )bean RALTDOR 0n , 488 p d .. ow e wig 16 16 Ifeedesni of . sal a sad „ gum to grouadless sod maissable ; and it appears that Propped* pi, pe, Rutware. lip= s rail= M a r le r ums itself was Inherently assailed from the same quests. . - 7 . 70 ,., 0 , 7 . a , 2 p.,,, 30 all Me SW. awn (late ibi I.I§IIIAZID, WNW. w PEARL DENTIFRICR, Those lettere farther state that Mr. Luna sod the parties Pt. 100 Aberdeen - 10 Ghariseat h LO505 5 2•1•1 . 12 0411 Nerlngle• TrWt Prefer. ill 1 The proportionate at allotted to each subs crib NOW en tbe Teta" Parlstilur whines% end readers the Breen wise co•opewas with him , in Ireland, were booked upon se IN $ 4 lambert.. Notting., 'Roan.. 20 14 Pane end Lyons ........ .. 19 1 pa lay as possible ; the prat mot ell's, engaged la 84111•Ilbee way Warless to rellgiow b g ea w da d MO they 1 , 1 on leg ee 'V ol.. n e tic° , 2O 20 Paris end Ode= - - 44 48 Itw of Weft 10•170. 11 701 r= g r al gr ei r u g received** somossasso llosas any bigb r elk, l a : i 10 Io =rates will be deliver., . =wed tbessommr•lom ter. It is nmetelmodtbiat the 'atone width Metter age lls oti " 11"4/1".8 " 11°L ' a """J'' ' ' " " ala ` 1 20 to M " gotna - CrQ " " 271 all Degionitlitirk.3ols42sl.C. 16 17 20 all 'Renee and Havre ....„... 201 211 thee charge will be mad sasamaa oolortY A W:ria• sosup . m . Septa-pease, 108 , 308 . ow to by the Bywhile a Dahlia and Armagh, against which Mr. 22 19 Do. &es do 201.- 6 7 gls. 30 20 Royal Danishthe amount actually sal par I p m Ed Lucas and air torodorates protest, were about to receive It 10 0 Brined end ltostar ..... awl ems. Sewn ef Sprier Laltatiens. the sanct i on ends Holiness. Indeed one of the lotion states Be. 100 tt021 , 10716111 6Ol 501 60 1 1 20 an Nombre sad muse I I Pertm 7 that the statutes of the Province of Dublin had been already $0 all Crow ad &Obeid ... 114 144 10 all Do. 01 per Cent. Prefer. - provisional receipt from IfSEMAR. - Protected by Royal Letters approved of by the Sovereign Pontiff. Altother chi, eeio. 60 ell Own and Bandon. .•. • . ... 9 It . ____ __ 20 43 milk a 0 ,4 Bent ..... 4 3 din 20 IS Southern el Frame _ - - 01 all West Pleader, Sj 4 Messrs. Baring, Broth _ t a ...._,..d, end eseseei 77 in, seek og the sods de Won to Nome, against Irish bishops, is likely to be a most 21 all Dead.Prtn,ad aberd.J. 81 71 10 10 Do. 44 parent. Prefer - - dls do, pay the subsequent i s o , 1 4,7 4 ;v ers d the Imperial °alleged fisailos. Ilene. signal fai.nre, and the recoil will have a most crushing effect St. 100 g o es faseww, Re, I, is • remedy 20 fe b ie d eea ega nearA rree a end in Ireland upon that vile party assuming to be ultra catho- IS all DIM AI t t I 10 1 l II end R.)... - - 20 16 Western of amanita- - - mince on 7th March net Silhalleta deo Oillm. TO fi r. Stns. allanal7 l Mlb9 &an lie, but embracing dissenters from the established church, 2 2. _all 10001011 .____ ..,,___ - l6l 174 i sm et lossOZ b ill•011id , asa alitintr ise ....... a r t . wok ; sad other persons whose motives are at least questionable, r 3 'l l * '7 3 1,.••°,`'T.4 . u ar r s es t . - 2° as 1850, upon receipt of tho monamiime agodse Iwo @slog ,Tra - podolis, and whose policy has been to degrade religion for the ad- to. tool D pa se - a - 2 t'. 70 MINES. each corresponding moo ti i= mind es WOO ehmaizeirelen 22 Sok nSo rod renal) g m Mem dim eg vancement of their political designs. 13t. 100 East Lemewhire . Sembraeipilit. usamaeate% Ole ploolelpa .ter melln . - lk. 100 V4llOlOOOl eadGlanow be 66 No. Shares Mn.. es Peeing Mama laid pri m e 808 . minion or coat of the tri = soks ipme s kie inewatiso l l i te Infaan Waliallas ELECTION OP A TEMPORAL PEER OF IRELAND. 10 al! Edinburgh and Peebles . - - li alas essonwella In Os wadi meet embeeb e irlese. Nene , is given in Tuesday ., cmatio that small boa . et. 100 Fstlaburgb, Pertb.Dundet 191 21 - yesterday , to-day. ury documents. ; mass. s, ilei it, in alio dud* of aese or and , cad /R. 100 Olaegow &Sculls Western 67 69 101,000 1 Ague Fria Should the amount it gb, gag WM. gala d m, testa tad January, have issued for electing a temporal all Ile peamtaggeraga Th ey rob emIR. 100 G reet Northern • 9l 90 92 1/ 30,000 1 +Anglo Australian Gold ell - - be less than that applii ma p i laf/pm et I Is. ash; tree W peat, Is. peer of Ireland, to succeed to the emu, made by the St. 1.0 Do. A, Stock 79 81 100,000 10e. +Anglo Caliencian desse, so 'Ministered by Tatra. LaL demise of Robert Edward Viscount Lorton, in the House at. 100 Do. B, Stock losu .. lo ladg es . F lekalda and retail. to 1 47 9 0•10: 4 of Lords, which writs are severally directed to the peels Et. lot Gt. Sesu. rawest. (Ira) $9 91 :11...k1142V ne.t 1ie121 10,(Oir lu + Australaelni eaaeaEl 20,000 20 +Australian ma Co. els °del/ 4 mq who sat and voted in the House of Lords in Ireland ft I" Great **tem 63 141 6 6 1 1 1 co,ooe I Australian Cordillera... all - - ceivod from Paris. =I" OalaiSilia . li hells' ihd lll4ll. "' before the and that th said • ad to et 100 Do. StourValley Ou.Stk. 511 62 100,060 1 tustrali•on Freehold ... all 1 1 lae‘nesses 084 i ,m4 Union, ewrits are re y $ o all Leeeessev n e e canine $O.OOO I Ave Maria all - - Applications for the Ilmitsier es = l : ; and r om a. . 15. be delivered at the Office of the Crown and Hansper, le/ 11l Do , Th i rds sassimr Dublin. 161 4 Do. New Thirdsfor not less than for 900 illigausionearest. Dublin. - - fit 100 Lancashire and Yorkshire 73 731 751 Tana 20 +British Iron 13.5 il 7 6 ante. for not less than 193 191 Do. Fifths THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING MUSIC. 1 Do. West Biding Cu= - - 8,000 30 Do Cones anti C=be all 1 11 POMO. ;nee 3d. 111 11 London and Blackwell -. 7/ 81 8 11,000 20 00. . St. Joint Del Rey 13 SO 83 8, Bishopsgate.strect ' Ise Liberal banal, tbe advosateof free commerce and -4,- bt. 100 Lon., Brighton, &S. least 106 108 210,000 1 Canon's Crest oJ deem" HERE OOFFRIE'S CONCERT. at. 100 tend. and North Western 1001 1011 1011 1 $O,OOO 1 +Cla.Conardin.Co...lam. i dis par lalbeentatannalue of its general news-in the accuracy of its .4 ,0 Herr ti ffrie, the eminent violinist, is giving a Do. for Money - - 12.000 40 Cobre Copper all 48 le 30 Francs 900.-Rentes • Ise mew. sal Is the rued mercantile and commercial informs. _ _ , .„, _ . . _ _ _ , 7 ,, 18 Ls ,. Finns 1 dim 100,000 3 'Colonial Gold 1 1 1 francs. Capital costing emesemeisl to Used% railway, and monetary articles-this paper series of ;.Nou ees Aluescales at the rooms of the Re- le 31 Do.ElOsh.,2l.andß. (C.) die par ~. Copiapcs r union des Arts, in Harley-street. The second took 111 21 Do. Eighths • 1 01 die 830,n00 St. *Copper Miner. of lag all 50 35 at the exchange of 25 ft WiICORRESPONDENTS AT rat 8E AT OF WAIL Bt. 100 London at South Wert= 83 811 84 If N ee 15 +Do. Pref. 71 per Cent all pat 2om the deposit of 10 per cm 11111 FOREIGN NEWS IS RELIABLE AND IMPARTIAL . Place last evening, and consisted of a selection of 30 423 Do. £ 5O . 9 $ die 70,000 3 rEog.lAnetrallanCoppr all 111 illeminettely early report of shipping in the Indira Sees Lau- o r las s ipal c ha m b er music, admirably executed. There 40 34 Do. kn. 9 II ~ 25,000 2 Wont= nen Overland Mel. arid it contains were two of the finest quartets of Mozart and Beeth- 25 all tenstendeieFteEnnteettlee - - 100,000 1 Oren Nugget Veining. au 4 I 18...511. libilli°lll ME ONLY DAILY YINING REPORT, St. 100 Manch..Sher.,&Uncolnsh. 20 al 20,000 20 +General lin Iht eis:e. • oven-namely, Mozart's second, in D minor, and 25 all Do. 1 Shares, No. 1 7l Si 72,000 1 Grand Duchy of Baden all g g ff MIELUDES ALL OFFENSIVE ADVERTISEMENTS. Beethoven's first, in F-performed by Mears. St. 100 . Midland 6B 60 4 644 11,0U0 4 Great Polgooth all - - 25,001 Capital costing trawl ladependent, and though younger by snare than silty St. 100 Do. Mire. and Derby... 41 42 411 60,000 1 Liberty - - at the exchange of 2.5 it an Gff • Hill, d 1 3 ' ' d ' • atti, an it is mum say of its eentemporarna tine paper ha, by onnistene7 Ernst , 0 nes 50 all Mid. G. West. (Ire.) - - 10,0r0 $ +Linares all 6 9 beery Informatics... ashibeedbe itself a character and position .-- not scarcely necessary to add, in the most finished 25 224 Ditto Halt Shares - - 10,000 6 Lusltanian 1 Idle Ipm which the deposit of 10 Wider IS say. 100 all Newcistie B t unl* - - and masterly mincer. A new MS. Sonata •- 103 0 15 1 tliariquitasion of Ith per tent , on lb be mined stow ississmr et newer an In the kingdom; or atBl 51 NewenrkeEaten. f 1 dim 60,0' 0 1 New Granada IndlekadismonselamaPtsamsest, London. for the piano and violin, composed by Mr. Benedict, 25 193 NersportAbereleffereford 10 9 de 60,000 1 +N.Llcares Min. SoLCs all - - ILI g lIM le Min." Is **seining See gaper 11 evening was played by the author and Mr. Goffrie. It is a b° 8 Newry and Easlakillen .. 2 21 200,000 1 Nouveau Monde pasta masa pdas,thoontolabte will, on spplieatica. tarnish the 20 all NewryWarreupcnit /Am - - 10,000 20 Ponteibaud Silver Lead all 13 16 wmedessempas ready to supply it, at 19a6d. pm quarter, paid very beautiful work, and does great honour to the e t l o t Neale * Yahoo by leet•e•se (VW. genius. of the distinguished composer. One move- Is Is De. New - - 60,40( I Quartz Rook all i I 1 50 31 Northern Combas Unica 3 3 10,0( 0 60 +Bhymoey Iron meat -- a brilliant and airy scherzo-was found „ 100 Nor th mink AILY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUNTRY especially delightful, and mast warmly applauded. IS 16 ' North Devon. No. 1 y tin advance, 10E1 EVENINGADi 10, U' at 19 =It p t e :, qt.. pa t's-por n k, ficolsolUr p Nloseheles's well-known pianoforte duet, the '.'Horn- -8 all De. 4 A Deferred slo II 8 Do. 1B G teed 6i II 7,400 30 Santiago de Cuba. • 30,000 1 Soutb Australian 7,000 10 tin Croft all 1 14 7 1 2 further decline of 1 mg News Asset ms 4 Handel," was performed by Mr. Benedict and at. 100 N. Paean-Beranek M. Gollmick. Signor Piatti played a solo on the violon- 25 20 Do. Extensimi_ -. 61 el dl, 131 70,000 1 Waller 25 13 Do. O.N.E. Pure. 4 4 die 100,000 1 West Mariposa all ALLY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 a.m. cello, and several vocal pieces were sung by Madlle. 30 all Do. Lee& profits by parties wt saUl I p.a. at la. per week; supplied in town or country. at Bauer. The audience was numerous, and many di !- et. toe Do. York I) *" fee 2e, per dry et 191 1t a r w lutrt e r i ley" WeLTE* II4 tin wished musicians were present. 30 SO North London Pew Amt , IS, Timplositreet. 10 81 Do. New 101. Shares 20 I 171 North stalfardehlre.. ..----- 5 61 ILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in London, 20 all North western 10 l t sorthheenthWest. Jun 1 t hen 1 Closing st 13s. per 'teeter.-SENT by MORNING MA IL k e= SPORTING. Bt' 100 Dillon Were. h Wolter. le6 31 No. 1 811. Insze. Pd. priers Buidnees done drawn upon to some •• .No 00.. M. lid. per on.-11. ADAMS, 9, Par -e..- St, 100 Sendai Cannel Mamma, News Agent- DERBY RACES AND STEEPLECHASES. at ; ibo iambs& Mblised 10 110 Shrewsbury end Hereford %. 2 :1 22,3,0 40 Australana---- -- all 79 SI funds. BAYSWATER -DAILY NEWS LENT TO TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY , NJ 100 Atir Deka. FEB.B. 13, INSTEAD OF 50 , so 4 = 8.............. FEB. 14. 43 47 12 14 • 4111 „.... 140 BritCoLßank&Losn Co. all - - 20,nre XI geese saaaameomes on - - The Three per I READ; and supplied to tke sountry by evening net, at 19a.64. for the M• 8 82 0 , 0 4 Bt 100 South Ruler* mrsee, midis 'Masa. W. BURBICE, Grove.ternset , West. NOMINATIONS !ULAN]) TBEPLECR A , o 30 I sa „ anal , Wan 2B 29 $ O,OOOl 20 Chart. Bank of India, onseepst. 3 miles and a half .- Morning Star, 5 yrs ; Escape, Gin; 20 3 50 „, 2 y a , 70 . 8 . 182) ,, D ,,,,, sio I F g Australia, and Clam... 2-- M s at 65 . 50, or 1 per cei The Hero, aged ; British Yeoman, aged ; Warwick. aged ; 2 3 a i l i te mi se end D er ti er p e , l a 28 20,00 100 Colonial .. .. _._, ...... 21 - • - yester d ay . Trout, aged ; Rasa, aged Gradeley Lees, aged ; Seaman, st , all vale of Nests 17 21,004.' 20 En g .,S oot .,B 4 A ust .ch art . 18 14 31 $ 21,000 10e Commerclalor'Lemdon... 20 - s d - is There was an aim Gurney, aed ; May-day, aged ; Peter, aged; Sailor, 6 20 al E 1: LNALB OF COMMERCE.-PETITION TO aged ; Laura , aged ; Ta ffy; Peter Simple, aged ; Tom l Waterford and KVA . enny .4 4 25,00 t 20 Lon.Chart.liani 01 Aust. 20 51 m market to-day, and t SO all Waterford and Limerick . 20 29 ,00i r= 'se Lou and County 24.4 - - yrs PARLIAMENT. ; Free Trader, Lamienne, Shing, Potter (live Lustre- 28 all vie, London - to pass over in a sin 30 London Joint Stock It), Old Misery, Theodine, 5 yrs ; Maria Day, aged ; 20 18 Weet Cornwall 54 tg 50,004 ii 0" London and weeishlnet er so - Consols declined ti TO Tilt EDITOR Or THE DAILY Nine. Columbine, seed; Star of England. ... 3 W.Endel Loath Crystal P - - 11,000,100 Nat. Pro,. of England.. 3$ - - covered to 904 to A, 10,0001 20 Do. New .. lO - - 53,-Tho Chambers of Commerce and others wish- NOMINATIONS for the A _ELLIN(' STEIrLECHASZ, shoat • -20.00 o: 30 National of Ireland - - dons stood at 4 o'cic Anion 3 rile.-Toll Bar, aged ; Idessaroni, 6 yrs ; Q p, LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTAL& 20,000: 20 New South Wales all 34 36 35 10th inst. Subsequ te has, theUature of the petition we propose presenting d Labyrinth, axed Pullemsat, we shall feel much obliged if you will permit °8.." - i - ~,~' INOMINATIONO for the SELLING HURDLE RACE-One (leased to Lon. & N. 11.1 - -. 20,004 lee Pei:Moneta Inland. 25 - - abyssal of it before your reader s .4,ooo 10 Do. New all - - report is as flatter , follows his 1116 opportunity to thank the members of Perlis- over six flights of hurdlss.-Votwher , I t 100 n e du ee h. tos hi re (l ease d mile and • half, P Dispute, Miss Salopian, Half-and-Half, Mayday, Emigrant, to LoodontN.Wcden) 116 98 50,001 5 Royal Australian Bank. account, 10th Jan., 1 Wean gentlemen of distinction who have jut nowlu g and Gold Imp. Co. 1 - - Talbot • Westwood, Skit, Lincoln, Dangerous. Weights to Ilt. 100 ! le Inaction Cents. Reduced, 90, Oa sothoriiing their names to be attached W the - ' teCaiseonien)... U 100 6000, 23 South Australia 2 5 39 42 ad be published on the 10th of Jaauuy, and forfeits to be et. toe E 1= 1 .. b. ..., 0 . xt. 62.000 2$ Unon of Australia FRANCIS LYNE, docand on the 17th. 41. Annuities of a • 25 25 Glowarcer ai Dean Forest 60,000' 50 .Unce of Lead= lO - - Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Correa Cr P.-Additional entry •made at Chester • (leased to GL Western) - - I I Bank Stock, 210. Tribunal of Commerce ?emaciation. 60 SO HalLkalelby(LYork&NMld 104 106 Three-and-a-Half ere New Warrior. U. Bark nee, Jr. 3. LIVZILPOOL STIEPLZCHASE. -Amnia and bh by Tin- 23 m Do. 1 Ann (ditto ) - - MISCELLANEOUS. ing payable in 1858, °tato th e Honourable the Commons of Great Britain and mum . 124, tiq De. shares ditto) - - 151 I 24Looden sod Greenwich Cleallif - Exchequer Bills c Ireland, ia Parliament aseembled. Cuss sal Cur.-Entries at York down to 10 p.m. on ne . ed ■ ie „ sin Easienli 121 131 No. Sh. MISCILLAN ROM Pd. Prier Bungee dace 4s. to 7e. prem., ha "The respectful petition of the London Society for the Tuesday night :-Sister to Singapore, Newbold, Sir Jason so ss Oki Preference (ditto 23 24 ' •• of Tribunals of Commerce,-the merchants, Graham, Saraband, Sicily, Billingham, Amy, Neville, Julia gt. 103 Leweeettotar.syereut. -. leaden, and others,-showetb,-that while your by Lauocelot, Marehioneu, Jack Sheppard, Arthur Wel. to Nor•olIG - - 32,000 5 Anbin Con and Iro n _ all - - The transactions have no desire to undervalue the labours of i nky . Canute, Jack-the-Killer,-Killer, Braley, Bolton, St. wo Di r t i r ditto d por Cent - -. 20.000 21 Austral= Agricultural. 111 33 lik 53 limited, and chiefl , to 10 Lan., Tilbury, & Southend 12.500 ze .tosnalasian Pacific Mail 6 - - an ti peed awn who have by the c o un ty oourts chisel, La Belle, St. Andrew Amalgamation, The Early (Seeped to Peto &Co. - - Bird, was better, closing Isom *very sea's door, by reforms of procedure gi r d, Lerrysrheut, Rotherham Astronomer, Vandal, 3 , su 74202A2 , 32 . 0 2 0 . 8 35,00(' 10 ilerin Waterworks tad the courts of law, and by changes in the Honeysuckle, Ammonia, Grand 'lnquisitor, Leant, Mid- • sel Wield.) If 21 50 Brifsis American Lend_ 'lO - - d - and bankruptcy have reduced the cuts and sum ,„ 50 all '''''illiderfire • sea lleafaar 50 000 3 OrlL&CoL6m.&Red.Co. I - - Russian Five per She intricacy of the technical means of vindicating The entries made In town we have not yet been able to marl woodastroad.) - - to,oot too itada. ' 214 id V 6 x d 99; ditto Four-and and have greatly simplified the access to the reek- obtain. the an Illdlemd Proilse siner = 9/ 94 ...,. et. Do.eperethrnardhoy.leo 10641074„ 107 4a d ex div. Dutch Two so in Northsralt Do. tor Money of the country, they are of opinion that the present- (lea= toEsetColinties) 57 69 200,000 6 Crystal Palace • 11l jurisprudence is too artificial for the wants of a SALE OF BLOOD SToCX.-The following, the property 50 all Ditto 6 per Cent. (do.). . - - 130,000 4 Crystal Palace of France., 4 - pm Sardinian, 83 to 83. amenity, to whom the delay of a single day might of the late James Mefirdam, Esq., were sold by auction, 23 23 p ram . kW ow,. Lo n . 60,000 21. &wan Steam I 5 el Ilm atest importance. The experience of nearly on Monday last, at York, by Messrs. Tattersall :-Peggy, BrN.West.llLanekrork) - - 24,0 I 25 Meanie Telegraph ,21 171 101 Cents., 69 to 71 ; Me: nanny has proved that cosamercial operations 5 y rs old (Sister to Nanc7), 100 gm.; Stiletto, 4yn old 121 123 Ditto 4 abates (ditto)..... -..- 23,060 to General Bus. Navigation 14 - - ferred Three per Co et. too union, Harkin, k Mew - - are recorded as toilet sisseptible of formalities, and that tribunals of cam - (brother to Italian), 10 go.; Sicily, 3 yrs old (sister to reth Stock (leaned to 8,00( 20 triAßeetroottitorar ,10 - - ade a speedy, cheap, and effectual miens of settling The Italian), 400 gs. ; Gimcrack, 3yn old, b y Poynton- Great Northerni . 130 155 so .. 0 , IA dediterranean E:ect.TeL all - - Cents., 601. Equal of right, according to the dictates of natural M erry L ass . 60 es , ; bay colt, 2 yrs old, by Is go-Merry 12 ea e m u, ste r ,ydshiriii, moo . 10 McLean & StAmericatil 9 01 7id 61 lit per Cnts., for acoc la eratormity with the known and understood ens- Lsse 12 p. ; black filly, 2 yrs old, by Irish Birdeatcher- to Mr. WU/en) - - Id erillisvree. That such tribunals are eminently cal- Inhe'ritrese. 110 gs. ; hr yearling filly, by Surplice- 30 30 Wear Valley, 6 per Mina 30,000 le Netherlands Land 5 1 11 sian Five per Cents, (leaved to Stockt&Dart) - - 73,000 2 31.8. Wales Coal& Inter Cents., 37 . ditto Net to produce uniformity in the ptinciples of inter. Florence, 70 go,. • black yearling filly, by Irish Birdcatcher 25 23 Ditto Ditto Ditto 3Ol 114 SI Steam Navintion Co.. 1 - - ex div. iurkish Sil mercantile lsw, and to prefer the plain dictates of _lnheritress, 53 gs. ,• Florence (the dam of The Italian), St 100 i Wilts & Somerset (leased 164,01.' I Nor& Brit. Australealao all f 1 g Gal nntice above the mere technicalities of the law. foaled in 1839, by Velocipede-Margarette, 270 gs.; In- Ito Great Western ) -. 9l 93 911 25,00 r 21 Nora of Europe Steam .. 121 - - for account, 16th Jan they offer a means of assimilating the mercantile baiting, foaled in 1840, by The Saddler-Executrix, 110 12a,0n, 5 PeelltiverlL=LkMineral all 24 21 71 In another colam . . are of the three kingdoms, and o f giving rani- 2s . ; chid Justice, 8 yrs old (+ninon), 400 gs.; bay filly, 3 PREFERENCE SHARE& 20,000 te• Peahens" hOrient.tion. 50 - - the monthly Board a to the principles which regulate the relations of y rs old (sister to Grimalkin), 48 gs. Bt. :103 Aberdeen - all 2 21 14,0.0 leo Royal Mail Steam 6O 61 83 62 The corn market ti sad creditor and the law of bankruptcy and instil. St. ' 100 Do. No. 2, 7 per Co ... 89 91 throughout the realm. That these opinions have at. 400 Caledonian, Sle 100,000 1 Do. New I i_pme prices. the • unction of the merchants, banker,, wholesale - - 14.200 25 South A u stral an Land TEA PARTY IN AID OF TUE PATRIOTIC FUND.- 61 ell Contend Baodon... lad other citizens of London, in public meeting 73,ooo, 1 Submarine Teleg. Scrip all 5 1 not yet in hand, but lef the community of the borough of Southwark, The Shrewsbury Journal has an . . of a h account of a " monster tea 63 all Dundee. Perth, and A. 73.004 1 Do. Do. Registered all 1 dein Amnion party" held on New Year's-day, in the district one ay 10,600 100 Vaa D*eme* ' eLsnd 284 1 1 123 Es memben of the chambers of commerce of Liverpool, l East Aril= Clam A Sh.. - - and Dawley, in aid of the Patriotic Feed. In order to 1 0 The Catherine Jan Bradford, Blackburn, Plymouth, Worcester, Stoke- St. 100 Do. do. 'Class B, 6 per Ct - - secure a handsome surplus, it was determined to issue a os. 10) 00. de. can C. 7 per Ct . - -pm and the Washington . Treat, end other eminent mercantile bodies. May it thousand tickets, at one and sixpence each, and to solicit ce se u m . C oe Euts„s pc.,No I lpm • please your honourable house to appoint • corn-STOVES FOP. THE FRENCH TROOPS . -Within the these vessels is kneel • for inquiring into the whole of this important do. N 0.2 s py. parties for a gratuitous supply for the tables. The place 6j a Ditto selected was the New School. room, Coal. Hill, intermediate 10 Do. 10 New 8 per Cent. Stock 12 last few day' 2000 , stoves and about 25,000 feet of pipe have The Henry Reed, fn With cower to send for persons, papers, and records,2o 20 EastUtioo eu..6p.Ct. - - arrived at Southampton for shipment in French vessels to day) has 1,0001. on fe between Horsehay and Da , wley • magnificent pile of b ui ld._with =tractions to report to yo u r honourable house,et. lao East Lancachire - - the Crimes. We understand that this large quantity of The amount of spe motel, of irt.mediate le II • 'o s "ton, in conformity with ago, in the old English pointed style of architecture. Forty , all vosi iswevives7 „ noun _ stoves and pipe has been made in about six days. They tables, Capable of accommodating twenty-four each, were " gt. 100 F.din.,Perth,Dundee4 p et. 53 42 solar and Oriental Cc *a amend in this petition." were supplied by Kennard and Co. of London. .. tn.,' • ...Ira the building. Right, ladies had been se- .. sea n.... unvibern 3 nor Beet 113 113 • No. I sh. Closing Bans, Pd. prices Badness done --.l YistfraiT. to-day. 22,5,.4 40 Australasia all 79 51 „.... 40 Brit.CoLliaak&Loan 0o all 20,000 50 arida ineskaninspo sa 40,0111. 25 Chastens! Rank of Asia 3 1 01 dim 50,000 1 20 Mart. Bank of India, I Australia, and Mina 2 dim 20,001 100 Colonial .. .. ' ...... 21,00 t. WO CommerelalotLondoo 2O 21,000' 20 Eng.,Seot.,B4AustAlart l6 31 3 die 25,001 20 Lon.Chart.Bank of Aunt 2O 21 22 10,001' Se London and County 25 60,000. 30 London Joint Stock 50,001 110' London and weetsiinstzs 20 —.— 1 1 ,000,100 Nat. Pros. of England SS 1040 0 ! 20 Do. New..- lO 20.000: So National of Ireland 20,000: 20 New booth Wales all 34 36 35 33,5 7 5: 25 Orient. Bank Corporation all 57 39 20,004 11 , 0 Provinolalot Ireland. 25 4,000 10 Do. New all 50,0001 5 Royal Australian Bank log and Cold Imp. Co. 1 111000 1 23 Bonth Australia 2S 39 42 ad 33,000 2$ Union of Australia 9,000, ... Da New lO 60,000 1 :50 !Union of London TEA PARTY IN AID OF TIIE PATRIOTIC FUND.— The Shrewsbury Journal has an account of a " monster tea party" held on New Year's-day, in the district of Horsehay and Dawley, in aid of the Patriotic Fuad. In order to secure a handsome surplus, it was determined to issue a thousand tickets, at one and sixpence each, and to solicit parties for *gratuitous supply for the tables. The place selected was the New School room, Coal Hill, intermediate between Horsehay and Dawley, a magnificent pile of build ings, in the old English pointed style of architecture. Forty tables, capable of accommodating twenty-four each, were stretched across the building. Eighty ladies had been se lected to preside at the trays, and as many waiters had been appointed to attend them. Five large boilers, to secure a good supply of hot water, had been erected in a shed out side. In addition to 220 tickets given to the members of the choral society, to tea makers, and their attendants, 1,100 had been sold. To describe, says the Journal, the gay and animated scene that during tea presented itself to the spec tator in the gallery at the end of the building, would be impossible : it was interesting, imposing, and complete—the gay bouquets, the evergreens, the glittering lights, and numerous flags, among which we observed to predominate " the meteor flag that for a thousand years had stood the battle and the b ," and the gay tri-colour of our brave allies. Yr. Noah Wilkes gave a statement of the amount collected by himself and Mr. Russell, which, together with the proceeds of the tea party, was expected to, amount to 1271. after all incidental expenses had been paid. In addition (says the Derby Mercury) to the ehirts and other articles of clothing previously forwarded, we have pleasure in being able to state that Mrs. Cubley, Queen-street, has forwarded seven large boxes, including one from the ladies of Alfreton, weighing altogether nearly nine cwt., and containing 551 unbleached calico shirts, 30 flannel shirts, four pairs fianael drawers, 24 pairs woollen , socks and stockings, 20 wool comforters, 194 pairs of woollen =effete.* and cuffs, five pairs cloth gloves, 16 fur and 181 woollen chest protectors, 130 pocket handkerchiefs, small qaantity of old linen, a parcel of tracts, and a quantity of buttons, needles, and thread. Thus the total is 1,052 skirts. 104 flannel under shirts, 47 pairs of flannel drawers, 168 pairs of worsted stockings, 269 pairs of woollen gloves, mitts, and cuffs, 226 pocket handkerchiefs, 20 wool oom footers, together with a quantity of chest protectors, India rubber sad other overalls, old linen, tracts and books, sta tionery, buttons, needles, thread, dte. The following ar ticles contributed in the village of Williegton, to the Crimean army fund, are also now on their passage to the' Crimea : 104 pairs stoat woollen stockings, 68 Sootch wool 1 shirts, 33 brown calk* ditto, Si ohest proteston,„4B paint of Meg woollat mattes& STOVES FOR THE FRENCH TROOPS.—Withill the lut few day. 2,000 stoves and about 25,000 lest of pipe have arrived at Southampton for shipment in French vessels to the Crimes. We understand that this fare quantity of stoves and pipe has been made in about us days. They were supplied by Kennard and Co. of London. 33 12 113 113 104 no to IR - • - L 093 •OP THE GOVERNMENT STAFF OF PHOTO GRAPHERS IN THE BLACK. SEL.-96me 111011thil since go vernment despatched Mr. Nicklin, photographic artist, with two Sappers and Miners as auietants, with a valuable set of apparatus, for the purpose of taking views of the for tifications about Sebastopol. We regret to learn that the whole perished with the Rip van Winkle, which foundered la the late hurricane, off Balaklava. EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY•FIVE.—By a strange coincidence which will not again occur for along time, the new year commences on the same day as in 1849, and c)naequently all through the year the date will be on the some day. But what is more singular is that all the moveable holidays from Septuagesima to Advent fall on the same dates and the same days. The almanacka of 1849 might therefore serve for the present year. [Advertisement.) —A SUPPLEMENT, GRATIS, WITH TUC WILILY DIPPATtff. aysav WE= UNTIL IFONIVIIII Norm& —The unexampkdinterest which attaches to every Ultima esenested with the operation of the allied armies In the Rugg W deglgetiggi the proprietors of the " Weekly Dispatch " to dente a goner epee to the intelligence from the seat of war than **again IWO of thts, the Lauren newspaper publiorcil could puribly Med e aid. wilt the view *tering the secUst Octal* *ay blue weaned aaa the irue of a im'M oteappienteta, rat* Waillwa Web a r ift7l4 l4ll celer of Owen seeseetri with the one en bites of the new at Ke teetopd. and will be endased annitil by the roma of do mantra. By do petard's ethos seppinata r a m i den atlas paper unala dented te denaltle sad importance whl be rained titan mai the aegreein mina at the war will receive the allot tel men min Bleiteattee. •wt n& meat will re published Oa Beallir nest (puts). eat ca navy err mean wen alai lather seta. The " Olaseett" of eanay. January 7, 11114 all be prated le • aro ape. at ea ineed des Ml= et nein ea be nionaL Minn every at 4 Odra. le des Ist Ike fat entre eed the wands, sea. Another sane the Mask Ike lie pea et tie emir ; and a tad birs Pees es in isy. aloft the whirs son el my simm aestra edam& ap tbe Met isse at the nee eirsee& The at the Ds. pialt" is eiL Orin le Owe !mo w Is tem ea = . 7d oh to as dee 60%1" /INF THE NORWICH ELECTION. TO THE EDITOR OP THE DAILY KIWI. 11 ,—The " Lover of Truth," in his letter to yon, "I, who was behind the num am satisfied that • contest aver took place." Allow me to suggest to 'huod sot to be so fast in his remarks, for there exists I doubt but that M a day or two not one case, nor two Ouse, bit more than ball 'Amu cues will have been 6 01 93 97 90 92 92 94 91 10 10 10 71 73 _ _ 1 I 19 0 1 9 9 13 14 die 13S 137 —..— to warrant a petition against Sir Samuel's Let " Lover of Truth" be more upon his gaud, Ye will fall into a net which he has evidently spread CI I deny his assertion, and say there was bribery, 4 was undue influence exercised ; and time will show ' , forth y friend to be in error. A fortnight will turn the \la probability. —Yours faithfully, 2i 3pm 3 12 i *lam INVESTIGATOR. 1113 135 11 1 & dis ACCIDENTS IN COAL MINES.—From a report in liVrerhanspion Chrohicle it appears that Mr. John the owner of a colliery in Staffordshire, has been ced to the mitigated penalty of the payment of costs iafoeloation charging him with omitting to report to S oiretary of St.te an accident which occurred in his ”tk the Bth alt , whereby a lad named Walter Pyatt lbw death. Th e full penalty for the offence in question hot there was reason to believe that the defendant I d Wee igaaerat of the law. .COILI AND BANDON RALLWAT.—Return of trains I fee alma wading Dee. SO, 1E44. 1561. 191. ld. Trate 114 4witing week teat:year, 1594 les. 11d. IT 90 104 106 100 102 00 02 3 31 In ns Aar IS IS disa4C The Three per Cent. Rentes were telegraphed from Paris to-day at half-past 1 o'clock as standing at 63.30, or 1 per cent. above the final quotation of yesterday. There was an absence of pressure in the money market to-day, and to-morrow (the 4th) is expected to pass over in a similarly quiet manner. Consols declined to 901 to Z in the morning, re covered to 901 to A, and after several minor fluctua tions stood at 4 o'clock at 90Z to ex di,. for the 10th inst. Subsequently the price was quoted a shade flatter, at 901 exactly. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, foe account, 10th Jan., 901, 1, I, 1 ex div. Three per Cents. Reduced, 90, 901, 90„. New Three per Cents., 901, 2 91, 901. 'Long Annuities, expiring in 1860, 4Z. Annuities of 30 years, expiring in 1839, 4 3-16. Bank Stock, 210. India Stock, for account, 229. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, fall ing payable in 185 S, 99=. India Bonds, 10s. prem. Exchequer Bills closed at yesterday's quotation of 4s. to 7s. prem., bat purchases were in some cases effected at the rather easier rate of 6s. prem. The transactions in foreign stocks were very limited, and chiefly confined to Turkish, which was better, closing at 74; to 751. Other stocks exhibit no variation worth noticing. At 4 o'clock Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 97 to 99; ditto Four-and a-Half per Cents., 83 to 87 ox div. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 60 to 61 ex div.; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 91 to 92. Sardinian, 83 to 83. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 69 to 71; Mexican, 201 to 211. Spanish De ferred Three per Cents., 171 to 181 ex div. sales are recorded as follows : —Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 601. Equador Bonds, 3.t. Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 16th January, 21. Rus sian Five per Cents., 97. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 37; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 18 ex div. urkish Six per Cent. Scrip (paid in full), for account, 16th Jan., 74„, 1, 75, 741. In another column will be found an analysis of the monthly Board of Trade returns, issued this div. The corn market to-day was dull, at last Monday's prices. The gold dust brought in by the Lady Jocelyn is not yet in hand, but the whole of it goes to the Con tinent. The Catherine Jamieson has arrived from Sydney and the Washington from Adelaide, but neither of these vessels is known to have any gold on freight. The Henry Reed, from Launceston (reported yester day) has 1,0001. on freight in gold. The amount of specie shipped on board the Penin sular and Oriental Company's steamer Tagus, which is to leave Southampton for Alexandria to-morrow (Thursday), is no less than 361,1121., but of this only 48,3431. is in gold, the remaining 312,7691. consisting of silver (nearly all dollars) for China and the Straits. The particulars are annexed, viz. :—For Alexandria, gold, 39,9631.; for Penang, silver, 4,2501.; for Sin gapore, silver, 54,0881.; for Hong Kong, silver, 188,6291., and gold 8,3801. ; for Canton, sliver, 59,0421.; and for Shanghae, silver, 6,7601. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 9th inst. for the conveyance of 244 men to Bermuda, and for the conveyance of provisions to Sierra Leone. A general meeting of the Law Life Assurance Society is to be held on the 2nd February, and the third annual meeting of the Prince of Wales Life Assurance Company on the 24th January. The half-yearly interest is advertised on the shares of the Protestant Life and Fire Assurance Associa tion, the Church of England Lite and Fire Assurance Institution, and the New Equitable Assurance Com pany. Land and Bank shares to-day were quiet and steady. The shares of the South Australian Land Company closed about 10e. lower than yesterday. Crystal Palace shares do lot recover, closing at 2 :3-16 to 2 15-16. The Australian Royal Mail Steam Com pany's shares have been dealt in at 4i (101. paid). Relative to the market for American stocks, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as under : . There has been a moderate demand for American metal ties in London during the past week. Virginia stock is still inquired for. Illinois Central 7 per cent. Bonds have been dealt in at current rata. Erie Third Mortgage have slightly improved. pa at a reduced Price, the pubusher will, on epplioation , f urnish the IMF of awn sante ready to supply it, at 19e. 6d. pa quarter, paid a dram by Post-ofhee order. AILY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUNTRY i 1J by EVENING POST, at 19". lid. per qr., payment in advance, ky JOHN HA W/01,10, Upper Albany-et, Regent spark, Bookseller WRIT' Amt. PA!Y NEWS LFoNT TO READ, from 8 a.m. a L til II p.m., at Is. per week; 'applied In town or country, at pa, fa id. per day, or 194. Id. quarter ;by Mr. WALTERS, kw Amt. IS, Timplaetreet, ILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in London, et 132. per imarter.—SENT by MORNING MAIL, &ILI 12s. 6d. Werminewr NG 00„19s. Agent RE me a.-11. ADAMS. 9, BAYSWATER. — DAILY , Om . AYSWATER—DAILY NEWS LENT TO I),:f i READ; sad supplied to the wmatry by evening poet, at 19a.Sd. grana, paths adrift.. IL BUBBICE. Grove.terraot. West. ammegia. 'IIII3I,NALS OF COMMERCE. - PETITION TO PARLIAMENT. TO THE EDITOR OP THE DAILY HIM. SIP 4-4110 Chambers of Commerce and others wish- ho to Imam the 'nature of the petition we propose presenting to Parliament, we shall feel much obliged if you will permit m to lay a espy of it before your readers. hike this opportunity to thank the members of Parlia- ment and other gentlemen of distinction who have just now wrma to us authorising their names to be attached to the pettion.-1 am, Sir, your most obedient servant, FRANCIS LYNE, Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Tribunal of Commerce Association. 11. Bask lase, Jan. 3. "rata the Honourable the Commons of Great Britain and Ireland, in Parliament assembled. "Tbe respectful petition of the London Society for the Lesultion of Tribunals of Commerce,—the merchants, bialen, traders, and others,—showetb.—that while your pc•loters have no desire to undervalue the labours of blue peat and good men who have by the county courts breaglit law to every man's door, by reforms of procedure laCisatery and the courts of law, and by changes in the lee of e'idence and bankruptcy have reduced the casts and abrehed toe intricacy of the technical means of vindicating eitinghts, and have greatly simplified the access to the tri- lima el the country, they are of opinion that the present Spam el jurisprudence is too artificial for the wants of a Melee immuunity, to whom the delay of a single day might pass! the greatest importance. The experience of nearly , rillphilieed ec entry has proved that commercial operations 'wale limeeptible of formalities, and that tribunals of com- lweaselhe a speedy, cheap, and effectual means of settling "Om of right, according to the dictates of natural VI% In emlormity with the known and understood cul- t** eamaeree. That such tribunals are emineutl7 cal- SSW to produce uniformity in the principles of inter- Mew mercantile law, and to prefer the plain dictates of tillesnal justice above the mere technicalities of the law. Iwittlney offer a means of assimilating the mercantile of the three kingdoms, and of giving uni- hillTty7sThe principles which regulate the relations of tsad creditor and the law of bankruptcy and insol. throughout the realm. That these opinions have the sanction of the merchants, bankers, wholesale sad other citizens of London, in public meeting of the community of the borough of Southwark, 110 iiraben of the chambers of commerce of Liverpool, Bradford, Blackburn, Plymouth, Worcester, Stoke- Tnut, and other eminent mercantile bodies. May it please your honourable house to appoint a men- tor inquiring into the whole of this important sub- with power to send for persons, papers, and records, wick lostructions to report to your honourable house, %view of immediate legislation, in conformity with news espremed ia this petition." THE NORWICH ELECTION. TO THE EDITOR OP THE DAILY HIM. 6111 ,—The " Lover of Truth," in hie letter to you "1, who was behind the scenes, am satisfied that I Pere mutest never took place." Allow me to suggest to .1 Mend sot to be so fast in his remarks, for there exist OKI doubt but th at i n a d ay or two not one case, nor two lithe., but more than half a•dozen cases will hate beet Wiehatiated to warrant a petition against Sir Samuel' ~P 14411 1. Let " Lo ser o f T rut h" b e more upon hi s guar d Pal le will fall into a net which he has evidently sprain Went ~. . I deny his assertion, and say there was bribery "met was undue influnesi exercised ; and time will shoo 1 "Willy friend to be in error. A fortnight will turn tla / 141 e, in all probability.—Yours faithfully, INVESTIGATOR. ACCIDENTS IN COAL MINES.—From a report it lbe Ig o . eerhaerplo n Chrohicle it appears that Mr. Johi rum the owner of a colliery in Staffordshire, has beet _ to the mitigated penalty of the payment of cost Is.infemostion charging him with omitting to report t lierrereary of St.te an accident which occurred in hi ell the Bth tilt , whereby a lad named Walter Pyat ... a ll—eeean' a •"`. The full penalty for the offence in gemlike FRcl : L I he there was reason to believe that the defendan ' w all Ignorant of the law. 009.1 , 46 SSD BANDON RAILWAT.—Return of mal, lending Dee. DO, DIM. 1561. 191. l Trait Ifts 'Mollaig week list:par, IOW. 19e. 11d. Great Northern 3 Do. 3 per Cent. 1 able it 10 p.et. pm.. Do. 44 per cent. GtBthktreetre(l)Elghtlu G.West.BketcHante ex Spa Do. eon. redeem-4i p.M. Do.ouar .1! redoas.4p.e. Ditto irredeemable 4 p. et. Do. Blrm. Pref. Shares Do. Chester Pref. eh. 0p... Do. Birm. Out Stock Cheeter Dux. Shane Do. do. do. Do. do. do. . Lamiiikels Terbs.7 . oo Daft 8 per oat Mak- Loa.itiktikt.ll.o..V.slat tAm.B.W.,PorteNua.SpCt Lomll.BthWt etCos.7l Loodoaderry e.O &ok . . Do. £6 itaryp.tt ()unite, 4 pCt Midland Coos.Br.kb.6pCt Ditto Preferenee 4 p. s Norfolk Debentures Do. Pref. 4 per et. Stock Do. 5 pct.Exten.64.l646 North British N.Esst. —Berll.4p.et.Pref Do. do. do Do. Leeds 6p. et. No.l Do. Do. QUM. 1 .1 48 - Do. York k S Parch Korb Staffordshire Oxford, Wore/der, and Woirer.,/15. 'per Cent SeottleiCaltral Now Prat irutb Dem Ditto Med 41 per Cent. &Last (11sed.Atm,t1.0.6) — Dlli StLYciel ...... Oa Cs THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. The gold mining share market remain s quite de void of any movement of importance. Ague Fria shares arc quoted „ to 11; Nouv.eau Monde, k to z; Colonial Gold, »to 1; and Great Nugget Vein, to ;—all per share. _ _ Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 34 to 35; Peel River, 23 to 21; North British Australa sian, to 1; and Scottish Australian Investment, to Z prem. Santiago shares have been dealt in at 21 to 21; and the shares of the British Iron Company at ti. Cobre shares are better, marking 30. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SCOAL—The market is quiet, and the_pablic sale of Porto Rica dtd not alter pliers! quotations. The refined market dull; grocery lumps, 435. 6d. to 494. oinks of Plantation Ceylon chiefly found buyers at the extreme prices which ruled preview' to the holidays. Native Ceylon steady at 453. to4ss. TEL.—The market is firm, and dealers buy steadily what their immediate wants require. COTTON.-200 bales sold during the last two days. licst continues dull ; proofs 33. to 3s. bd. COCUINZAL.—IIonduras s old at full prices in public wale. . . In other articles no material alteration. lqarkcts gene rally dull. TALLOW MARKET.-TIIIS DAY. The tallow market is very dull, with no business doing. Town tallow is quoted 63.. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. ow the spot, 645. ; January to March, 635. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade heavy ; prices without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 725. to 80s. ; superior ditto, 81,. to 90.. ; inferior ditto, 555. to 655. ; rowen, 60.. to 80s. ; clover, 00s. to 115 s. ; second cut, 80s. to 100 s.; straw, 225. to 279. IMPORTANT NEW ROUTE BETWEEN DUBLIN AND LONDON.—The rupture, twelve months since, of the ar rangements between the City of Dublin Steam Packet Com pany and the Chester and Holyhead and North Western Companie., by the English managcrs, has led to an Ina. Ottani arrangement bewecn the Great Weaken Company and the Dublin Packet Company for the "through book ing" of passengers and goods between Paddington and Dublin, via Oxford, Shrewsbury, and Birkenbcad. By these means passengers can bofilt throughout, at reduced fares, en three days every week, but in the season the ac commodation will be daily. This arrangement will open up a new and interesting land route. WIFE KILLED BY HER HUSBAND.—An inquest was held yesterday sfternoon, at the Manchester Royal Infirmary, by Mr. Edward lierf , rd, coroner for the city, on the body of Ellen Brain, of No. 4, Stanley-place, who had died in the infirmary on the previous evening. Joseph Brain, husband of the deceased, who was present in custody of the police, was a day waiter at the Albion Hotel, and went home on the night of the 30th ultimo in a state of intoxication; a quarrel ensued between him and his wife, is the course of which he became much exasperated, and threw the tea-kettle at her head with such fatal precision that the spout entered the scalp on the left side 0 her f-re head. She was afterwards conveyed to the infirm-ry, where erysipelas ensued, of which she died on Tuesday evening. The jury had not decided on their verdict when our report was despatched. GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAT.--Rettirn of (raffle - for week ending Dec. 24, 1864 :—Pusengers, parcels, car riages, hones, dogs, and mails, 10,8894 71.11 d.: merchandise and minerals:, 14,3491. 16..11d.; cattle, 4261. 19.. 7d.— Total, 25,6664 44. Correspond ing week, larolo 21,4891. 74.34.