The Express. — London, England, 1850-01-15 00:00:00

• . - _,,r-s ' -7-/- r . j, T . , 4:41551 - ( 1 1111 . . r t No. 1,057.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15, 1850. [THREEPENCE. • )I..RSONB of INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, either ut yr est of trade, .sy =ALUM • MODERATE MOONS ale of articles of hourly eouswaptlea.—Ver full prtleeWs q ite ifret7.= l ll= lll C:ute er. tr the EAST INDIA POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. The mall browses hive takes malt steadily at late terms, bat it would have been Moult to ham effected lam opera tions, even if when had been willing to ham taken Isla nosey. The market has been vary moderately supplied with Oats* calf 14,632 qrs. having been reported during the week. The trade has remained in the tune Wee. state as before, and we Yam me improvement to notice either in the demand or the pries. For really fine heavy morn • trill MOM moan any perhaps hays been paid is partial oases by needy buyers, but cm:miry kinds were obtainable on Friday os quite as easy terms as in the beginning of the week. Bemis have moved off very slowly; &either English nor foram have, however, :Gen sold cheaper. Holders of peas writed gladly have taken previous prices, but the inquiry has been very tardy, and the transactions were trilling, both ca Wednesday and Friday, the frost having apparently failed to cause an 'amend consumption. The upward movement which occurred in prices of wheat hero about toe aloes of lest mouth bas, es Wall' have beta expected, mused some excitement at mom' of the continental markets. SECOND EDITION. 101. Evades at 3/. Grenada at 161. Mexican at 29, 1, and ; for money, and 291. 1, and 1 for ac count. Peruvian Four per Cents., 1849, at 651, 611, and 645; for money, and 66 for account ; ditto, De ferred at 22, 1, and 1. Portuguese Five per Cents. at 82 and 83; ditto, Five per Cent. Converted, 1841, at 341; the Four per Cents. at 351, 36, and 351. Russian at 110, 4, and 109. Five per Cent. Spanish Active, at 19 and 4 for money, and 191 and; for ac count; ditto, Coupon., at 9i ; the Three per Cents., at 371 and/. Venezuela Deferred, at 10 and 91. Five per Cent. French Rentes, at 93f. 25c. ; exchange, 25f. 421 e. ; the Three lot r Cent. Ruda., at 56f. 50c.; exchange as above. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 90 and 901. Two-and-a-Half per Cont. Dutch, at 66 and 551; ditto, Four per Cent. Certifi cates, at 861. The following correspondence has been forwarded to us for publication by the Committee of Spuieh American Bondholders : 13, Auatialriare ' Jan. 12, 1860. Gentlemen,—The Committee of Spanish American Bead builders will be obliged by your furnishing them with a state ment of the rtmittanoes received by you on account of the Mexittan dividend', showing the sum now in hand applicable to the payment of the remaining fourth of the dividend due the Ist January, 1847. I remain. dn.. (Signed) Poe G. M. Roseau, Ctiallman, ALFRED COLorser, SOC. Memo. John Schneider and Co. 10, New Broad-street Mews, Jan. 14. 1850. Sir,—ln reply to the committee's letter of the 12th that., we beg to enclose to you a eatement of the funds now in our bands applicable to the payment of the remaining fourth part of the d vidend on the Mexican debt due on the lot January, 1847, showing that the sum of 10,3671. 13s. 7d. is required to complete the prevision for that payment. As soon u this sum shall be placed in our hands the remaining portion of the said diviaend will be paid. We remain, ge., (Signed) JOHN SCHNEIDER and Co. G. R. Robinson, Eeq , M.P..Chairmanof the Committee RAIL WA YB. Nero Mt GAZETTE Qf THIS NIGHT. Tam DAY, Two O'CLOCK, The transactions in shares have not been so nume rous to-day as they were yesterday and on Saturday, the attention of the dealers having been principally occupied with the liquidation of the " differences" of the account. Prieto gene rally are fairly maintained, except for Lon don and Nirth-Westerns, which are, however, I marking 1141 and 115. Business was last dons in Caledocians, at 111 ; Groat Westerns, at 66; Brigh tens, at 83; London and South-Westerns, at 68; Mid lands, at 45 ; South-Easterns, at 191. In French lines nothing is doing. 4 lAMPS of all SORTS and PATTERNB.-1120 izrro. well SP Oedema aseartuaat at VALIUM MAO eui other CANDLE:Mk:Ith; Oraphlae. Argued. rad hair I 011'4. with an the latest laaproveumeti mad of the alma auk ~e h reehe puma% la mad lleheadsa sad lila raw al v , * c". Ia 'slain" bat WILLIAM S. all TOY (late U., c on awl Vance). Se.truotel.atuet, mean of Newlerhatrut. sad cn I. liewataiwaleet, what all Ur aseralia hovel*. are how .mg. nab Lamps %wry great aerial,. Tamer. pa teat Caulks A..: hot Calmer ^ t, 7d. per ; Oraplaiza, la sealed um. per Imperial plka. lb@ map ntrhsd tar eueg snide 1.4 3rrurond U. Detailed •eudegaes. with aupwriage. ant (per Fog tree.—thaalibMd la Walkman% au. DMA DOWNING -STREET, JAN. 16. —The Queen hes been to appoint . Henry Chapman and Sidney ft . e l p s h a &mud e s, Revs., to be Judaea of the Suprema Court of the mistily of Hew Zealand. Her Majesty hes abo boon pleased to &proton Joseph Michael O'Neill, Beg., to be her Majesty'. Adocost•toe the eolorky of Sierra Lem,. Her Majesty has farther been pleased to appoint Algernon Montages, Beq. to be Stipendiary Magistrate for her Majesty's settlement in the Falklaad bloods. - RADIATING sad REGISTER STOVES.— WILLIAM 11. BURTON% imminent of lisitstar sal saw r .,•••.,.f ', nine, mot beauty of Enna oni Isirdle not- nu ,. An ken try Unarm= WOWS it ken 110 a. to T inane to marine-room nem at eras 610.10 pima. tondo, win /On. all *thee tainting beton Nona, ls the Imre ta the • ott.i. Nod wetais bean such is woe rose mention at Paden, 1 aa.p.s that inrenners are Trimmed to Inspect It. The none Mut . d for every Mien mot appmeed ne. °intorno, nth ea. i nmo .st men (print fren—lmie iIIYPON end BURTON. srami lt itgan was W te illenton, Inn of and No. 1, Nenairotreot. rm ADMIRALTY, Jut. 14. me follovilai promotions have thie day takes= t tot the death of Admiral of the Bias Alssarke Yievi•Adattral of the Red J. Catemer, is be etteetral el Oa Mae. Yiee•Admiral of the White J. Wiare, to be vimalualnl of the Damn ZuLways. Clooung Wpm Yester&y. dr. to.ooo op to 1 orelOck. At many of the Bald* porta considerable speculation ap pears to have taken play in the article, In consequence of which Deices had rims, sad higher rates were generally asked for spring shipment than those current prinking to the Mom of the navigation. The advance appears to have been more decided at the lower than ths upper ports, and at Daus*, Konigsberg, &c., comparatively little business ap pears to hove been transacted, many of the principal holders having withdrawn their samples. At Data*, on the 6th ism, quotations were much the aims soes tart dos seek, be laimmine having been eloped is the interval. The common sorts of new had been bold at Um ' • good mixed of 60 to 61 lbs. weight at 375., fine mixed 375. &l. to 38.., and fine high.mixed at 40e. per qr. free on board in spring. The quality of the wheat of last year's growth is described as good both in Piusis and Poland, and the yield has proved more satisfactory than was at harvest time expected would hays been the case. Whin from Konigsberg of the 6th inst. inform us that a great quantity of snow had Mien is that neighbourhood, but that the frost had not bean particularly severe. Priors of wheel had been well maintained, several purchases having been made on Hamburg amount The stock in warehouse consisteo on the let January of 4,600 lasts of what; a con siderable proportion was hold on account of Polish Jew. who were n u t disposed to sell ; fino mixed wheat was quoted 36e. ; good mixed, of 61Ibs. weight per buelml, 3“. to 3.55. ; and red, the same weight, 324 6i. per c qr. free on 'mord in spring. Then bad been very little doing in other articles, with the exception of rye, which beef be-n bought on Hamburg account at equal to 16s. 9J. to 17a. 9J. per qr. free en board. Ot . oe.Admirel of Ur BIM R. Thome, to it vieerheirel of the white. Rear.Atheirel of the Red Mr T. J. (*awe; 1.4116 to he vice admiral of the Was. Rear-Admiral of the White J. M. Goatee, to be reuribeiral of the red. I Dn. Prsk Astbst.,Net.,Bes.,im. Melts k Mots Mt. (Gt. West. perpetual p. a.) BlraingliaskOatottUtute eastlulypd.atentittost. De. erleut (wank* Bins.Welv.k StoluValky tars— Wolv., sad Dudley 11 lie I Ms. Roar-Adalital of the Blue P. J. Dooot.ieu to be reef-edzalnl of the white. +d 14 .4901 23 27 22 24 1/i 19 3 • 3 pa. ow 81 di a. II 11 als 17 171 111 111 THE MOST APPROVED Wrovics._.n,. doused 'sr the ( L':te ad VESTS STOVES (sep a r a tely trgen mettidu ( mehmed, aid .abr. hada, bee odd emlo• On all, upend" et thesee% the potwouge of tomato. who hare bed them peeeedeeletly mad /ea. re% It Ural LW N hoe reesteed goaliAleoce reecummemd ••• them rue their deadlemal eeminery. ad safety. Divine Me tast tee peer they here bele Moat omen of great comfort In the bed room 44 the Mdd, agAdiag • sailors temperature throtailtuat the e 4, feel l egit, en eee supply el feel. without attetniou.—Partles i • ,with etediesideht tom di pares of Endattd), postage tree. chima,9o*. led Ste ; VeMt. team Us.; sieves fee wereltemem as.. ?net Nippon god Berk% $B, Odoidedemet. renew Nemeasetreet. sod Ea 1. Seeiese•Meted. Eatabliskel ymeet. 1119S—Joyerta Med Ivai. Y. ed. pee sesied bag. Csit7.eir E. Lymts, But., 0.C.8., K.C.H., to be resr.admirel et the Wl6ll. Raked the Right Hon. Kentim Lord 9011Z1111.1.1 has am been to be a retired rear-ethelral on the terms stated in the a the 1112 1 11 1 .• ISSN 1111681011101~P7. - BANKRUPTS. WILLIAM Ls., Roti;;AitTisTi;rgehuildn. Jo AAAAA N PATI4I, MiltOtlttraat, DOWNIENIIIETO, liveq stable keeper. BINJAXIN RawLinos, Queen's•row, Pimlico, linen draper. JOHN MORRISR, Tiverton, Devonshire, cooper. JORN EDWARD TODIIONTRA, Darlington, Durham, book seller. JOHN CHARLES NORTH, Stamford, Lincolnshire, coal no hw:-_ Buakinstamaltire ~11 Do. shame .7 I Do. £lO Pr.:tramping.' Chester and liolyboad .. Do. Prefertnon DoblEn and Darla 1055... HI a : 4 1 1: 4 9 94 :0 83 dim 1 14 'WOlll'Olllll CAMOMILE PILLS a e0n .1.1 dangly rogginnesded so a dogs Int swab nerdy, to all o • on? lir town Indigestion, Sisk 11edrb Mous ant Wet COM. AM A, Warthog. rid Avidity of the Stasal umu reseed Spirits, in4s. ted sleek rkiiel Palpitatioss Swim liebtlit), Cos ::,. aro. g. They met as a poser's' tonie gsa.le aperient , are n.. d m :ear operation, sik maw say abegansimmoo. sod tbrooiods e. I, tr. m ran now base testimony to the tratellts to be derived from tle it wr. /WM in bottling Is. lid., Is. SA, sad Its. each, be every towels the hilifdess. %t i pet,- be sure to oh for Norton's Pills, sad do not be per. to grebes, as Magnum. 1 II ffi 71 If 16 fa 61 bbi2 gm. PP 1 6 pia. of Spa . oisli American Bondholders. VINONNT COOS., Worcuter. cabinetmaker. JOHN Mccaturrox, jaa., Shrewsbury. grocer. Amman Askern, Yorkshire, innkeeper. 011011010LNIT, Liverpool,passenaer broker. J HINNY BUTCLIFFI and 0111 PU WILLIAM HAMS, Rochdale, Laaca•hire, cotton spienrre. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. JOHN TODD, sea., Glasgow, bliACkleitM. WILLIAM HAMAD, Olugow, baker. g so ao 25 4 5 a 4 17 174 II 12 114 12i 284 ex int 1.1.110, ..411• ki ::1•11C•0 din n 4 pop. th. 4T IS town CI Cl' I 6111.1 1 .r4I . • 4.4%1. lS U.. I ff•cl , •. • 41 PF 4 .401 g IH k, t. t, • , : • ...it 1.. S. • N. :A r r 4 , * Ku* kr ry II Zug arr I an to. r 4 •ip".. • aw a swot a t. • /I It 1 cot :Lc 4 LA • f.l re Vb t • 0.4 lc, 0 • J . 4 kew I ttta per teo Sk J ILA Srf jos 411 P. A: J . sae PAO wf; , t ro AO* kis 6.1 Boy .orn • Appu 101 l aua 001 ;•I tetra add !tin cat (WY b Ica slop tape • , CM* ffrACOP IN aumb twat+ fleas - Wok Mai orta/ , ‘ • • arm% tam! • chari'• 1.1•3 02 r 1. Waif* , Y.l pool !OC • 106. • 1110e 3 Z0 a. 10:d 24, Lit. •11.1 O a" .el NIL 11,e, be CI rek,NOcr los• r. I : R. • t. to h • IL , INDIO 6 11114 • • awes • • 0 Pow' ii. w ow ! Raga. p, Path 114 • • SSA • 1. OW , 4. •134 1 , . . • • al 3 iffi• tal l lIID Wl"' 161 .OsE OF HOLIDAYS.—Now that th• season • t amnia] Catlett, la about to terminate, and the respective hod* rcinetotesi be the bogy thr,no of youthful anpirants, r...nal cordons and a:tractions become naturally an or of utude with their Meads and re:dives. Now It that I. %NW: MACASSAR OM kw warier:eine the growth and for n and beautifying the lab, IIIOWLANs' KALYDUR, foe oh.a the elm mad crinpiinnia, and ternamen cutaneous craps sou UDONTO, lee be.autifysag the teeth and oh gibe row nut be mimosas considered indispensanie. l•at et f= u tmloakse. The only gisulms el sad bean ear • id " •0 that ths article as ins ppar or BM by P all e & IlaWassiNin. Laub" sail 4160.0•11N1 liIIISTMAS PASTIME. The FAMILY MEND be JAM: Atti cost time a Priam &Orly toe the • mew correct solutions ul which the Edlos oars the.. orien— t... d Watch ; second. a handmine Set of Books ; thia,sweithet The same sandier annalist the music and words of • e and !loco.. by .Vez tee.er Let. " 'Mgr . .' • Porn e rhe ...word." Also. a Chimer ruses, f waded up= the the .ell-known Moe Mate, of the willow pattern, and eon. Ne a curious latry rush sad one, We lower. Also, them Pro. ski Gomm be the celebrated Mery Ilsrwitz —a emend y. o snide foe Itouveriee• upon the Food and Cookery of the L • ids lee awdrawinks showing the various joint. In antreatu— .er ottli Tales, flaetchen Papers apes Seinic., Poetry, Etiquette Natural Motley Si the Month, lee he. And, la as to this mom of literature, mute, he., • homittfal ttael Mate, ..tic funny," winch world do credit to a much own molly work. .ea ter. .t the Inprem" may obtain Mb wonderful *woolen).- 'y apply's. to soy bookseller. LAW INTELLIGENCE. Tins DAY. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. imam XI. MRCS ?MUM, COLLILIV.I. AND Xs. /more W 1411111.0.. ItzT. loam WIIDTON r Ti E DCA: , •mn CHAPTER iioemanga.—THZ hOCHIfTER GRAMMAR SCituel. IP : Kelly kaid,tdat in tbt cane a rule dad bean ob. Al try Sir Priderick Titteiger as behalf et the Rao. sat lOWA. ageism: the dean and &weer ol Rochester, • w MAW why a writ of mandsaue Amid ass issue sem .firstiag the dean mad clarion se roam Mr. Widgets to nesse, school cossetted with the thrush Roeirister. Jean and chapter had been advised that they had a p.rte and sufficient answer upon the merits of are to the a:libation of hie leaned friend, -a lockieg through the affidavits it wee impossible not to 'bat :lay rated questions for the opiaios of the wart, At ...tattler the coon would be minutiae to reply to at ✓ uit.out gnat consideration. Under there circa= .a.r, 'he dam and chapter had thought it advisable not i.supy the time with any lengthened arguments at this up in which arguments it was highly probable the . %wild not, after a'l, give immediate judgment. The ar.d chapter were thereto,. withal' to let the malt over fur stie present, sad is the meantime to consent .k. the rule absolute. r F. Timelier thought it important to inform the court an ij. ctsacot had barn brausht bLthe Dean and Chap ' Rochester to remove the arr. air. Whist*. from his end nestenhip, and, natal the rule was disposed Le }mused the dean and chapter would not prosecute edesteseat. F. said be had no itudruct:ons on this head, aid .ere could not make any . answer t• his learned hiend's si:ion. lie leaned h ired had better oemanainate the dean and eltipter, .tad if they refused to roc.tde W pelterion, they would doubtless be prepared to elate resew for so doles. } I mug's said t hat somethisig ought to be done at •it roue the puente of the boys had gives notice to • is an—her school, iu the of certain eircum t place. He thought L. very desirable that tist-in should continuo in the whoa until the ques. • • maversh.p bed been decided. r k. !idle wu sure that whatever had bees dons by chapter was dose Rader 4 SUM of imperative Thesiger wok it for granted that when the dean ...war I r.lrust. , d their interns.. to his learned friend Kelly) they, at the sane time, gave him authority to • c icc.n eireulneisneee. I t notice, certainly, that such a •a et the present sou to be made. tic , Petteson-01 course, it knot fir the court 1.. re ails any arrangement made between the pantos • ••.ei, be counsel on both s.des. All we can say is, i• . rule nisi , and i. mu... be made absolute. .de obs,lute accordingly. BAIL COURT. EllOkl Ma. JI.VIII, &Mt. TEATNEII t. IHZ PoOK-LAW CODUMSIOTIL. F... raw, which wa■ f,r. u/ht under the notice of the • sweetie?, and which will be found repietel in our iy'r imrressice, Justin age said that having looked over the various . et the est 4 and 5 Will. IV., under which tht poor•law m,•.its.re were appointed, and having also referred to • • fit.", aad in particwer to the Queen r. the &hoot .et of Derlingtos, be was of opinion that the law II) rive t►e tsmmis►ion.n power to dismiss any paid it without previous ii.foresatiun or iaquiry, and therefore rule Mild be refused. Tua Lotus's DAT Ace. applied for a rule c Ming on William Snteliff N .rwich I.)uff EN,* , magistrates of Bath, to show • y 'hay thould no 011110 a distress warrant to enforce under the Lord's-nay Act. • ci-r was beforr the court last term, but was trial in eons qu•nre of some di feet in the ..1• of the afhd-ivit. The penalty was to be • so Om L-vy Westee, a porter on the Great •in ld ilway, for having employed himself in 'ru•bs and whir acts on the Lord's-day. Ilia wei aware that a recast statute conferred upon the • oi •• :visite to t.k sue► transgressors into court by a • speedy prove., and sets it down as their duty te sierra., ne the eativietioa of such partite. He hr the use time, that the du'y of amities a warren{ Is mi. werial. J'•• we ark.-1f the duty is purely ministerial the g •h- pen would be by action, and therefore, rater th- role. I r SPITALt I labs. —A in broth oat St &hail 'tient sten, tM pre%aries beloaging_to Mr. • 11. a larri r virrying on but;neso at No. 26. '.. - rtet, 3 In- flumes when Ant Ain nun' turn.valy in the Workshops at (Ps I • phone-v. An alarm having been sounded • 0, w% M fl d. several eneisM nerved. and same did ' the fire Iron reaching th , adjoining property, red be erinimianed u n til the workshops of ' va.tiaole s °eh oi lure Were enure! 7 OW -4..1 east damage dame by bas, water, and hasty 11 ' E''l4 trf CANADA.—COMMERCE OF LIVEN.- ' grasitha.4 (:*••clt apr glues en now sr- Menu) sal Plow York. Au important element Caawlti la therefore opinion; and al oat. New yok wIU drive the M4VllftAft• of .41, I,, jv lb. sc. Lawrolmlte to tho oho of New I , e t • the tral. end ivele•try of the soloay Waif a rnqnsi.ntwo iliPlast will be eoesei••ieaud; ' , ortai the paint whew tits navigation of tbit ,•f•latt alined by int..—Laterslol Abs..,.b BOW. STREET. Carrion' Or Tiro HuttoLane.— —Johnston and WU linma were charged under the following circumstances: It speared Prom the ramose( Police-mutable ti•chard, No. 137 A diti-ion, that about seven o'clock last evening he use on duty, in plain clothes, and, while in Cannomrow, I Parliament -street, he saw the two poisoners lurking about in a manner which moiled hi. sulncions. He watched them, and soon afterwards the constable on the beat passed, and the two poisonen splinted. As soon es the eonstable was out of sight. The prisoner returned, and Johnson pulled out • key, and warn in the act of opening the street doer of • hones, then witness suddenly came behind him and took him into enstooy. Williams made his rope, and Johnson was removed to the stat io n. home, when he was *earthed, and a quantity of inciter matches were found upon him, Cm seem wax, and the key. About twelve o'clock, • female ease Ie the pollee station with some blankets, and said-thay wen for • person who was locked up. She did not know his name, and from leer peculiar behatioar Inspector Otway dimmed the witness to watch hie. The blankets ware refused to be taken le. and she left with them in her p aseselen. The constable followed her over Westininsur-hridge, and thr:ugh • number of dark streets, seta AIN !embed a house in Webb-r -row, Lambeth. She knocked st the dour, which ass imme diately opened by the prisoner Williams, who received her into the , end closed lie door. The eenstable ap proached the door, and was able to see into the pamege, by means of two pan.. of gloss over the deo., which acted as a lan-Halle. The constable knocked aft the door, and the pri soner William. instan..y ran down stare, and concealed himself in a closet in the kitclun. The d toe we. opened by the wefts., sad the eoustable took the prisoner into custody. There were several men and women in the house who were well known to the polio. as suspicious chaneters. Mr. Jardine remanaed the prisoners until Friday next. SOUTHWARK. RO 88888 AT THI BUNAZY COAL•HOLE —J. Smith was charged with stealing two hotfoot.° ens sod; two shillings from the pewee of W. Harvey. Prolocutor deposed that on the previous night he wen*, with two Mende, to the Surrey Coal-hole, nt at the theatre, to partake of some r.nreehntents. While standing at the bar, one of his friends was having some words with a man at the door, which caused him to inquir.- into the circiantstanct s, and, as soon u ht got to the door, the priecsier came behind him and pinker,' his arms wish or, hand, while with the other picked hi. waistcoat pocket of two half-crowns and two shillings He instantly ea.led out to his friends, advising them to net out of the house end Ming in a policeman, hut herons they could get out an utficer came fa, and witness gave the prisoner into eosto ty. Paine, a police coos:Able of the L divisi .n, said the pri soner was tried an convict. th. Sue. ce Sessions in Sep mamboe lost for a similar robbery, a- t Surrey Coal Hole. Mr. A' Beckett—This sea retn,rkahle for robberies of tins kind, and from whet I have hn ,rd it is • complete readetems for thief. s. I should etc .emend the police to keep • sharp lock-our to the custom. rs, and acquaint the la! diurd that his fiesta is in peril. Tao primmer was ears itted for trial. REVIEW OF THE BRlllSki AND FOREION CORN r LADE (From the Mark-lane Erprra.) The motir•e of the trade Mite the opening of the new 'ear has dimpwated expectation. A progressive im provement would, it we, deluge; at. in el hrouget about by tacreased activity is me Mara other breaches of commerce, theabundanceu capeat,andltet,thou‘le .o• 1 set,bydacresard urivao, if not a temporary cematson of supplies from abroad during the wl ter ismothe Cm- dig , ' lir the very low talus of wheat is this rennet!, and the Let that most of tl.e northeru eoutinanud parts ate, and are likely to aesthete, closed by ice until the spring, Oh. aroited• se.r calculating on a moderate ideates is the value ot she article ere ter Vainly stet unre.s itte''e; hut s- rer a.. 7 tspromment having hitherto taken plate, we sr. w rry to have to record that toe indications of amendment which we thought we could die:time in the g r•.. t of ifra , rs about a ferniest ago, have, in a great measure, disallowed, and business he,, ettLin the I et eel, tt.to the same lethargic mate Mom if svined shoat to emerge. This cannot he accounted for on say other principle thou teat of die rte• lo lived to ilea futars. Themes may tat:: o' the insproliabilly Is.ge so; lies of foreign grain lat it g tent to this mactry at reit present low rates, but praCiCii o n of huel Pe are tua...n as to the point at which it may be sale, under the aew order of things, tr make it memento, hence the ex:remt notion of their operatic, 'r The re et t slight tee ...it esteod by purchases mate by miller* sad deans rem had allowed their stocks to is-vow! rather leo), 'Mt so soon as the. had secured solider • to mem the evils wrack might be . mad. ' upon en m by their ettetortm, they reeved'. buy, being an. /thing to rue the ride of a reactioe. It mutt, however, at awe be perceived that, with it it eimate a Ks, as that mused by the areal crremeprier demand, no stetted de. eine need he feared, std we see of %in.°, that, after a kor• don ot what km lately been taker shell have paved into the hands of the Mk- n and coserners we shall again has, a !air steady demand. and we still think that, null Mach hr Aprl, the tendency of priees wi'l, on the whole, be up wards. Means kilo we have to report a decided and general fall in quotations. At a.lv.rpool, on Tuesday, business was dull, and though prime eel wheat were not quoted lower, the turn was oe cidedly In layout of the buyer. Flour was also rather mailer to purchase, and the orly article whtett supported its pre violas vales with firmness was Indian corn. Liter in the week the diScolty ot , ietsoslng of wheat and flour increased, and on Friday the former was obtainable at a slight reduc tion, whilst the latter barely maintained its former position. At moot of the other large vmsuming towns of tee north prices of wheat hare troded downwards, owing pertly to the dell reports from fifarlihlene, and partly to the fact that the supplies have been larger then tee consumptive deneend has riquired. Bales were made with difficulty at Hull, on Tuesday, at an abatement of Is per qr. ; whilst at Leeds, so the same day, the reducuon amounted to le. to 2s. Par clr• Toe reports from Bristol, Birmingham, and ether markets in that direcii rei, are of a similar chariest ; and it is not only at the large towns where steaks are held that prices have given way, but likewise in many of the markets in the agricultural districts, the resent rally having appareetly encouraged farmer, to thresh wheat more freely. At the ports on the east coast, from which the produce of Lincolnshire, Cambridgeshire, sad Norfolk is principally shipped to the mouth and north, the fall has been fully as great as at any of the places above referred to; and taking the kingdom collectively, we may fairly estimate the decline from the highe-t point attained at Is. to 2a per qr., brine°, prices heck to very near the point from which they advanced December last. Hy our advice' from Scotland we learn that the weather hes been of a similar charaeter to that experienced in the south, keen frost having been experienced for several conse cutive days. The grain brought forward had consequently come to hand in good condition, and notwithstanding the discouraging reports from the English markets, previous prices were maintained for wheat at Edinburgh and Glasgow on Wednesday. In Ireland t►e ruins at most kind; of grain hu been creep. ing up of late, and from present appearances we judge it more likely that the sister isle will require supplies from us, than that she will have much to spare to sand into the Eng lish markets. ~We nave a alight lucre's' to report in the arrivals of home-grown wheat into Loudon, the receipts coastwise dar• kg the week ending this (Saturday) eveureg baring amounted to 2,388 qrs. The supply bj rail has been mode rate, and the quantity ex h ibited at Mark-lane by land-car rine samples from the neighbouring counties has been very small since Monday last. On Wednesday the show con sisted or a few lets left over from previous receipts; these were freely offered at the Mta decline, without exciting at tention, and the transactions were altogether unimportant. Since then the inquiry has is no degree improved, and though there was scarcely any wheat fresh up for Friday's marker, it was quite as difficult to effect sales en that ooce ►iou as earlier in the +colt. The average' continue to tend upwards, the last weekly return for the kingdom being 405., or 81. per qr. higher than that of the previous week. Foreign wheat has come rather sparingly forward; but ' having mime quantity stall afloat at this port, and good ' stocks in granary, we have had an abundant display of sam pies. Very few country buyers Dave visited our market, and the local demand has been qui m of a retail character; importers have meal.while manitisted somewhat mote anxiety to, realise the& last week ; but they have retrained from at tempting to press melee, hence no material c►ange ham *marred In prices. On Wednesday scarcely a tranaactios took plan, sod quotation remained nominally as before; metarquenly the pressor* rather int:sawed, and there Call be Wile doubt that purchases might have been made on somewhat serer terms at the close than at the minamence mei.t of the we. lb. top price of tows manufactured flour hari undergone 110 Chang, To sale of htwestiold tidier h.. bees much in terfered %Mt by the recant levet. snivel. of the amyl. from abroad, but so absolute &clime luse bet n submitted to. The beat brands of America. have realised rel..tively high terms, my 235. to 24.. per barrel, but the ordinary qisalitiew h ave been offered low without ixeitiug attieutioa. A eesridertiole prerportioa of the Frisch supply has cos- Slated of secondary quietly, which has ciasequeutly beams soy ansalestrie. Rums stows barley has arrived sparingly, and the receipts from aliened haws fallen off rime. our last. Toe grade use ne vertheless been very difficult of disposal; the best malting eerie hems, owes( is their extreme scarcity, been held firmly at previous rates, bat for tn. ordinary delesiptiose of En glish former terms have hardly be.. isthmian'. The very low prise at which foreiga bark, has for mime 011111 past been otwaisatie, has soused it to be extensively need for head big sank, te., and though lb. inquiry has this week bees rather languid, sala liars sat has isa&t below the samsay M Maids, Lat. At Stettin, en the 7th January, wheat was in good re quest ; for rid Ponseraaira, weighing 62 lbs. per bushel, equal to 36, ; and for Uckerrnaria 611 lbs. 365. per qr. fres ou board had been paid. Silesia. wheat wee quoted—red 34e., white 36e., weirdng aln. at G 1 lbs. per bushel. In spring corn nothing of interest had transpired; 621 be. barley was quoted 17s. 6d. to 13e., and cats l'ds. Gd. per qr. free on board in spring. From Stralsund we leers, under date of 6th inst., that good supplies ha:, daring the preceding week, been brought toraard, which had, however, been readily taken off by speculators at equivalent to &le. per qr. tree in board. At Oreiftwald, on the 6.h Jesus:), wheat weighing 61 to' 62.0 e. per bushel was liken ice quo eel whelst at Ananias the best sorts had rims IP 3d.1. per qr. free on board in spring. Hamburg letters of the 7th inforue us that the navigation of the Elbe had been eland, and that the business done bad theretne been confined to eou :tam for ‘pring delivery. New Upland wheat was queued 3Gs. to 38a., Brunswirit 38., and 611 to 0/Ibs., Weluest 30e. 3d. to 40s. per qr. tree on board. At itotterthem, on the Bth Januar), holden of wheat asked higuer terms in consequence it the rep rted rise in the Eng lien markets ; 60 to 6011bs. Rhine war :hen held at Ms. Gd. to 36n, sad Sue heave 62. e. w 631bs. qualities at 38e. to 38.. 9d. per qr. fns on board. At Ale., sip, on the 9th instant, bawls. ss was not brisk, and prices of wheat were a shade loser tuna en that day week. COTTON IN THE WEST LNDIES. Tht st.bjcct growing cotton it. Jamaican occupy ing ••ten i s. u• the col •t.irte ..nd tb.• pa. us of that tsLtatl. L. spe.k.s.g of this matter the Colonial Standard, of Um 13th 1. km. saber, sale as fallow . . . . . Where are we to look for c. ton ? nit is beginning to be • q testi it easier asked than answered among the men of Matette-•e., wt.° are Doe Otto . de:endent on the lliatiod States I r that commodity; and may begin to think that it I. tint- to consider wt.t t. ey shou:d do if, from any are, ..het cautery should MU , t. famish 'sufficient supply, wheat is not in likely to he the ease In every few ]cam. Linha-to the have turned their ey et to laJia only, as likely .0 furnish we n t y be shoe iu he future supp ly [rem the States Ind • seems to have as yet b. en onsieb red the only enentry in which cotton is itte.igenou, to the so.l, from whence as unlimited supoly could be ructrtd, if the cost of carriage were not so enormous for the want . f roads, principally, over which so bulky an article as cotton v.,' be carried. The East Innis Comp.ty have b-en festering its cul'iva'ion for some time, but are about to abandun it partially alter the present year ; therefore, ma le s the manufacturen set shout sullies ion on their own ace:tun., no cotton fit for the finer sorts of fabrics can be procured from 'actin. Ws, therefore, hail with great pleasure the manila:lon of a desire to culti vate cotton in this country, which we are quite certain can be done to • much great pr-fit than in aty part of the States. We have been toed that there is cotton now growing within five miles of this city, wh.ch was oily pleated in August the lateral branches of which ore said to be larger and stronger than the main •tern ever becomes in the most &- Toured of the southern states. Add to this that it is peren nial here, but requires replanting teary year there. We have seen in the hands of Mr. McOescby some stems sod, pods ot cotton picked in the ne.ghbourho)d ot Mobile, sad along with it • sam.tle, picked at random, from an old tree in St. Andrew's We have tamely inspected both, and to the beet o' our judgment the S.. Andrew's sample is very much the best, b mg a mach purer white, as well as finer in texture and longer in staple than the American, though, perhaps, not quite so strong. Strange to say, too, the Ame rican cotton which Mr. McGee by brought over teems exestly the sum. variety se the indigenoto cotton which grows wad about the road sides here, and lives fen eight or ten years at least without any cultivation whatever; in fact, we believe the tree from which the sample of native cotton to which we allude was pulled is fully that age, and has now a circum ference of fifteen and tbree-quarter inches in the man stem ' _, it is growing clew to a fence near a gate, and has never had the slightest care bestowed upon it. Such being the 0/114 then, there is surely great inducement for parties who have the means to cultivate this great article of commerce ; It is far from an expensive cultivation, and requires no exit buildings for its collection or preservation. The prim thing, we believe, is to pick it clean, and pack it dry, w would be a natter of easy accomplishment, on the south side of this island, at all events, where there are some 150,4 1 00 acres of land well adapted for cotton cultivation. With all these favouring cireumstances, however, we mach fear that there are but very few of our planters who have means sell. Giant to enter Into that or any other new system of mildest tlem. We are led to expect the advent of certain Amesieen capitalists, who, it is said, will enter largely into mining sod cotton growing speculations. Let them come, in God's name; there is ample room and verge enough' for hundreds, aye thousand!, and locations will cot be wanting, tither llay or hire, in any part of the tenantry. "It is, we fur, needless for us to call the attention of the Manchester manufacturen to Jamaica as a field for the sup- gdy aftmassi swirly rarskint and inexhanstible.fhey My it Is of so or to sand spot• to purchase cotton at Busboy, bees... there an so roads by which it can be Merced to that part ; and for that reason the cost of carriers Is.. the interi:r is much greater than the original wet of posiusion ; but they say if the company will make roads, sad thus render the cost of cotton at the shipping port a• cheap r at New Orleans, the western manufacturers of Man. rester will soon have agents th, re, just as the wool mer chants of Wakefield and Leeds have in every district of How land. Now, here all these objections are 'lardy obviated Al far as the south aids of the island is concerned, we ban suflicieatly convenient roads ro carry any quantity of prod's, of any kind that an be grown upon it, to eummodirs and secure shipping places, without any heavy expense. The Manchester men have heretofore done us great injury, and owe us in consequence some reparation, which they will per. haps give if they find that their own barter will be promoted thereby. Bat we do not put much faith in the idea of (At taining aid from that quarter. We whir look with hops to the advent of the American gentlemen who are said to be about commencing both mining end cotton growing on a lute scale, with capital entirely their own. From the •we look for an example of that so ahead energy of which ma. fortune and and poverty have for the time deprived ourselves, and if they will, as we think likely, bring with them a number of intellig at ores black rd coloured people from the SAW, the ,sample of these may b.. am much Mi. vise to the indolent and idle among our own population. as the capital and earner of their employ.,. will undoubt edly rooms to the scmanuity is general." THE SUDDEN DEATH OF • CLERGYMAN.—Mr. Daher held an libitum yesterday r. the Blue Last tavern, Skoreditch, on the body of the Rev. Speocer Thornton, who expire(' in the street oa Saturday nuirniog, the particulars of which appeared in the &press of yesterday. Atter hearing the evidence th« jag retarned a verdict of " by the visitation of God." THE TRANSIT TRADE WITH AMERICA.—Tite steam ship Commodore, arrived at the pe.rt of Liverpool, from Hem, has brought the Inuit number of 442 paeksges of silks, ite., as a portion of her serge, which are intended to be shipped for the United States of America. These larger arrival of Fres& menulactures is trmssibs to the United States ars is need scarcely be said, o w i ng t o the fa c ilities sow afforded by the removal of the restrictions by the A 1110• riesia_government for the importation of forolga goods into the United Bfatsu gods In British ships. MONEY MARKET. MONDAY EVINTNO. The public has been taken by surprise by the an nouncement of a Russian loan for 3,500,0001. sterling, bearing 41 per cent. annual interest, negotiated by Messrs. Baring, Brothers, and Co., and of which we are enabled to give the following partic•ilsre: RUSSIAN LOAN WOK 6.600,0001. STOCK, BRAKING 44 P 22 Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. beg to state, that in con formity with the annexed translation of the tame of H. M. the Emperor of Russia, dated 9th December,lB49 (old style), and in compliance with the instructions of H. B the Minister of Finance, and of Meters . Btieglka and Co., of Bt. Peters. burg, the banktrs of the imperial government, they are nay to receive applications for the loan therein authorised, of 5,309.0001. (five millions five hundred thousand pounds sterling) of rock, bearing 44 per ant. interest, on the fol lowing terms and conditions Bunds, in due form, executed in St. Petenburg, will be issued in sums of 1001., 500/., and 1,0001. sterling, respect ively, with twenty heartily dividend warrants, payable Ist January and lst July (new style) of each year, at the counting-him° of Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co., and not elsewhere, and with an authorisation to claim fresh dividend warrants without charge. The kalllearly dividend warrants will be respecivt ly for 21. ss. on each bond of 1001., for 111. St. on bonds of 5001., and for 221. 10s. on bonds of 1,0001. Toe sterling amount of the bonds will be also reimbursed, without charge or deduction, at the counting-house of Minus. Baring Brothers and Ca., and an annual sinking fund of two per cent. on the principal will be applied to their repayment at par. The bonds to be reimbursed will be annually drawn by lottery in St. Petersburg, and the first reimbursement will take place is Loudon s lot Jar.uar3, 1832 (new style!, when bonds to the amount of 110,0001. will ts• repaid at par, and as a like amount will be reimbursed annuail), the whole loan will be repaid in fifty years. All eLe Wei will thus be repaid at per, and they hear interest in favour of subscribers hem let January, 1850. The subscription price is 93 per cent., say at the rate of ninety. three :Isounda starling for every hundred pounds stock, of which -201. must be paid two days after allotment to Mame. Martin, Stone, and Co., bankers, Lombard-street. 101 must be paid on 15th February. 101. , „ 15th March. 101. '„ „ 15th April. 101. „ „ 15th May. 101. „ „ 15th June. and the remainder, after deduction of the half-yearly divi dend due Ist July, must be paid on 15th July next. The failure to pay all the instalments regularly, forfeits all previous payments. Subscriber may pay up all, or any of them instalments, under discount of the respective maturities, at the rate of three per ant. per annum. &rip receipts will be delivered with as little delay as possible, on the production of the banker's receipts of payment of the instalment, and the bonds will, at latest, be ready for exchange against the scrip on 15th July next. No applications for this loan will be received after four o'clock p.m., on Monday, the 21st January. 8, Besborgate street Within, Jan. 14, 1850. [English Translation.] To THIII MINISTIR or FIIILItCI. To meet the ezpences uquited ior the oompletion of the railroad from 8t Petersburgh to Moscow, we hate judged proper to contract a further fenign loan, which we order to be opened b) subecriplun to the extent of fire million Rye hundred thousana pounds sterling, on the ',Lowing con ditions. 1. The bonds of the imperial commission of the sinking fund (Inscriptions) issued fur this loan, shall be inscribed in the leuger of the public debt of Russia, and issued to bearer ler a sum of one hundred pounds sterling at least, or of one. thousand pounds !Merlins at meet, each. 2. These bonds will bear an annual Interest of four-and-a half per ant., to be reclvined from 20th December, 1849 (Ist January, 1860). To each bond swill be annexed twenty divi dend warrants. Oa presentation of these dividend warrants in London at their maturities of 19th June (14 July), and of 20th December (let January), the interest for the preceding halt-yeas will be paid. A: the expiration of the first ten years, fresh coupons will be &livered for such bonds as shall still be in circulation. 3. The reimbursement of this loan will commence ths 20th Dec.mber, 1861 (let January, 1862), and for this purpose a special fund w.ll be assigned, making each year 2 per cent. of the nominal capital. This nuking fund will be applied to the reimbursement of the bond', which will take plans in London and at - Fur this- bonds of this loan per. For taa purpose the ...was of this be divided into five hundred and fifty series of ten thousand pounds sterling each. The bonds belonging to the 114 via, which will be drawn in the annual lotteries, must be delivered for receipt of the principal with the remaining dividend warrants, that is to say, with thaw of wbica the payment shall not be due. 4. The arrangement for the issue of this loan will be en trusted to the house of our banker, Baron Btieglits, who will act in tha case in conlosmily with your iintructions. 5. The account of the rums derived from this loan will ►e kept (es for tre termer loans contracted for the construction ut the above-mentioned railroad) distinct from all other state revenues and expenditure. The ortigthal Is sighed by his imperial Majesty, 1 , 4 1CH01.40. St. Petersburg, 9th Dec., 1849. Tha Chancellor of the Empire, COUNT Ds NISOILKODZ. The market for English securities has been rather unsteady to-day. The "Bears " have made the most of the circumstance of the in creased rate of interest on loess upon Con sole in their op , rations in the English funds, which hair been depressed, and the continuation for th.- 14th February ruled at Consols were first called at 961 to / ea div., both for money and Wed nesday the lowest point; they oscillated, however, considerably during the day between that and the highest pole?, which was 971 for money and 97 for the iipen.ng, biiih being list m.rked 981; they clam d as ("Hall qu .teri NI to 1, for Wednesday next. 1 b . ,' Three p- r Cent. Redue d advanced corisider4bly to wards the Ouse ; th. y were first marked 97, then 961, 971, and lam, 97; 'Ube New Three and-a-Quarter per Cmts. mai k.-ri 90/, 991. and I.st 99. Exchequer Bills were done at 605., 68e., and 81s., and Ii Gis 80..ds at 97e. pm. Long Annuities, 8 11-18 ; Bank Stock marked 209. India Stock, 266. South Bea Stock, 1061. Some di gree of animation prevailed in the foreign house, and nuainess was done in Meter:an at a consi derable advanc... They touclfrd 291. Peruvian were very firm, and wcre dune at 68. Belgian and Danish also improved. Russian declined, and were tut done at 109, bring 21 lees than on Friday last. The transactions reported were the following : Brazilian Small Bonds at 88. Buenos Ayres at 49; and 481. Danish Five per Cents., at 1001, 1, and The following is a statement from official sources of the am not of the precious metals exported from London during the week ending the 10th instant: Silver i:014 to Rotterdam, 5,000 oz. ; to Dunkirk, 80,000 or ; to Be:giam, 130,000 oz. silver bars; to Belgium, 23.000 oz. ; making a total export of 238,000 4,2. of bilver. The Vionna papers mention that the Atustrisn go vernment persist in refusing to allow a dividend of more than 3311. , instead of 4011., per Bank Share. The ninth series of the drawing by lottery of the Bur-Hessen 40 &liar Bonds, was effected during the first week of the present month at Cassel. The subscriptions fur the loan of the city of Mar seilles for nine million francs are still open, and the , bonds of the loan ter 1,100,000 francs, redeemable in April next, will be received in payment of the sub scriptions. During the last month the arrivals of indigo were 469 chests Bengal, whilst the quantity taken was 483 chests. Tee stock on the 31st ult. was 3,517 chests B. rigal against 4,698 chests at same period of 1848 aud 7 778 1847 ; 155 chests Java, and 348 sums of Guatemala and Nicaragua. IMCIIANG , .. AND STOOKS ABROAD. Mamie. JAW. Io.—Hamburg Three.and.a.liallsCents., 6EI bills, Sol money; llunoverian etre per Cent.., 1.6, 106 money; Prumian Five per tent-., lu6. bill., 106 money; R Fire per Cent. C.ertif., ther money ; Enalinh Loan. 106. bills, 106 money; Ditto, Four pir fen.. Stkee7o, find Ce., 65 bilk, 841 money; Danish kinglah Loan, Three per Cent., 71 bille, 701 mosey; Ditto. In lOnl. Shiner, 711 bide. 711 mart r; Ditto, Fire per Cents., 96 bill.. 9.71 money; swednib roar per cents., 971 money; Norwegian Four per Cant, 99) bills, 99 money; Opsnivb Five per Cents., 111 bills; Ditto, Three p r Cents., 284 bills, 281 money; American Six per Cent.., 11,5 . bill., 1031 n , un.y. Exchange on London : Bremen, Jan. 7, two months,. 613, St. Petersburg, Jan. 1, three montha, 37 9.16; lielrolit. Jon 7. two ru.niks, n 361, BOILIN, Jan. 11.—Volun•ary Loin, 1661. National Debt, 681,; Commercital ItArum buinetya presume., 103. Bank Shama, 91. Funda and nhares in demand at alight', increase.' nites. Vie-xsa, Its 9. -I ire per Cent. 31cailliques, 96 ; Font Cont. 73. Panic Shane, me. Lackner en Frinkfort, 110 1. Funds and 'hares Ann —,, a,. 10.—Five per Ce..t. Metalliquce, 96; Four per Cent. dirt t, 73. Bank Shang, 11,10. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw.. The annonrrement of a Russian loan, and a weak, but large, " hull " unit:lnt, have tended to depress the English sock markrt tc-day. C resole opened at 961 to 1, ix dividend, at.d write Scat done both for money and cc-morrow, at 961, from which, however, thty at once tell to 96.1, bat they have since rallied, and are tow qnotell 98! to S. fbe Three per Cents. R ducal mark NZ, 97, and last 96:4. The New Torre-aud-a-Quarter per Cents. mark 981, 99, and last 984. Exchequer Bills, We., 61.., and u9i. prem. Bank Stock, 208 and 209. _ _ _ Few transactions have cccnrred in the foreign stock market to-day, this bt ing " settling-day." Where business has been done it is generally at a slight de cline from yesterday's rates. Mexican are lower, and at present quoted 28l to 291. The quotation for Russian is 100 to 110. The busineu is limited to : Dutch Twn-and-a-Half per Cents., 351 and Mexi can. at 29, 281, and 29,1. Portuguese ,Converted, at 351. Five per Cent. Spanish Active, at 19 and ; the Three per Cents., at 36; and 371: Vene zaela, at 29. ZNOI.IBII_Ft74DS, Hank Rteelt IN 9 .... 3 pir et Red. Ate, 3 pot Cie.&aos., L 1664 3# per Ot. 10# Latham, WI; 66L to 61a. YOREION YUNDB. 6 per Ct Austrian Benda 1 per Ct. Grenada Ida. 164 17 4$ per CL Bey. Boob. 88 90 Grenada Deferred Ma., 31 24 per Cent., 5 per CO. MM. 1646.236 8 4 6 par Ct. Brazilian 13d0., IS II 6 par OL Peruvian 161 a.. 86 6 Ditto Non, 86 8 Portuipme Cour., 36§ 64 6 per Ct BIKI3OI Ayres, 48 50 5 per 13. Bra Bela, 108 10 Ditto Mn Bal., 99 101 Ditto Spiaiii /Ma, 19 1 Ditto Columle. bat. Bd., 3 par CL lipiniab Bra. 374 Columbian Eqoador Ws., 3+{ Spanish Deferred per Ct. Dalai* Bda, 72 Ditto Prinz lblzz, 84 4 21 per Ct. Dutch Bda, 561 4 2 per Ct. Verrez Bda, 28 30 per Ct. Paten (AIM. 46 7 Vega-oak Deferred Bda.. 61 144 NINCINO-LANE.-THIC DAT. SVGA/I.—The larp public sales, consisting ef 300 hhdss West India. 2.000 bags Mauritius, 9,000 begs Bengal, and 6,000 bags Madras, sre going off steadily at the full prices of last week. Refined steady ; grocery lumps, 608. 6d. to 525. 6d. ; th e market rather bare of goods. Corrin.—This article has been inactive to-day. and good ordinary native must be quoted partly nominal, 635. to 6.55. 1,000 bags, offered in public sale, withdrawn to-day at Ws. ; but 2,000 bags were sold after buriness hours last night, at 6.31 600 bags and 200 tusks plantation Ceylon were also chiefly bought In. Sam - runts sold in public sale at about 6d. advance ; re fraction, 28s. PaPPEß.—There has been a very good demand. About 700 bags Eastern (blast) sold by private contract, at ad. per lb. Pingttro.-100 bags sold in public sale at 61d., which was a further advance. _ _ _ Rms.-6,500 bags Bengal were offered in one public rale, and withdrawn abcve the sark•t value ; 800 bags very good whits Bengal sold freely in public sale, at lls. to 115.6 d., chit fly as the former price. Rule remains fins, at Is. 45d. for proof Leewards. coriox —The market is inactive. Tna —The demand has been good. Common Congou, 101 to 11. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The market continues sti ady. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 395. to 395. ed. ; Febsuary end March, 39e. 3d. ; October to December, 40e. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY-MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs Cooper sad Devi' report the following quota. tions : Prime Meadow Hay, 68. to 76e.; inferior do , 66e. to 665. ; Rowan, 60s. to 601. ; Clover, 60e. to 84s. ; Straw, 2.31. to 28.. YORK, Jos. 14. Broca ExowAroo.—C•l.dnniae, 11l ; North British Elaine. I i ; York and North Ilidlond, IN. BRISTOL, ✓an. 14. Rysat-BaCwaNea. — The Tr arket was rerauksbly are, and in ell business transacted prices have edvancet The closing prices were, for Great Western I shares lei, 1, I, a 1..; Ditto SIT steak 61, Otis. MIA sad Stock 451 1 . Bristol Dock Notes, bpm NM pm. HAMBURG, Jan. 10. BOSSINNALLII-11smb. Sword., 93 money; ditto Priority Shares, 104 Mlle, 1031 money ; Berlin ilamb., OS bills, 90 000071 ihtto, Priority, Pour and a Walt per teat., 96.1 OIIM. 994 money ; Ditto, bid emission, 91 bills, 971 money; ilsscleburg Wlttonburs, 63 WM, 614 mossy ; Cologne Illoctrm. 6sll bit* 93 t Meg; Wt's, Priottty shares, 100 wary; Ditto, Flys per (.'stn., 103 mossy; Mask- Iceberg, 34 teas, 681 mossy; Ditto, Prioeity, Ponnetarl.a-lbit For Orals., HO bills, 160 massy Algona kilo; Ilsodsiourg, 1111 MOW Oopeskagat. lotbssbli4. 46 bUie. Kst — iinTli • arr - 77 ..... De. (la E. &H.S_ .„ D0.(31.104.)6 p. Mimi Pastern Counties ... ... Do. New Oua. 4 p. Ct.... Do. RM., b p. Ct., No. I [ Do. do. Nat Do. N. & R. 3 per Ct... Do. New . . Restore Ciskei, Mai I Des,... U. ) .. ... do. • d0... L Do. elan B. aced C. (UR ' Do. Sarip (Wu. e p. Cs.) last Immuhire ... ... Do. New ... ... .. I Da New j sharer • late lineolamire ... Edbibughsnd 0 w... I Kzeter, Yeovil, & timed . Exeter end Exmouth ... r Northern .- ... ) Do...hares, A,Dekrred De., shone, N, 8 p. Ct. Do. 3 per Cent. Pat.- OLSouth.end Wad. (Ire.) Cheat North of &island-4 Do. New, AM .. ...I Do. New, R3O ... ..., Do. New, Alf . » ...I Greet Western... .... ..! Do. Lahore, ... .. ..I De. 'hares ... .. . Ue. Do. New, LIT ' ... .. Hull end eielby... .., _ 4 Do. hares ... .. Loacaster sod Carlin . Do. Toirds .. ... ... Lancashire mid Tahiti's+ Do. do. IL B. &B. Ds. PUDO ... ... -. o Do:nerds ... . . .., Do. how (Kos. 8 p..C1.)..' Ds. Liverpool and Barr De. West aiding Cabal Do. Prawn and Wye' Do.) shares (A) ... ... Idols BAi grallord... .4 ;Lads and 'third ... ...' II Do. Pre. 6 gent Nll.l . Dal"' No.f Do. N 0.3 Di... Quarters 1648 7 per et I London see Blocheso )ILon.,l3tighton, & (Lame il De. New rm. 8 p.Cr. I Do. !mumbled S pp Ct.. taw CroydonTards... Do. Pref. 3 pet Lest.- Do.Conert. 3 p.a.,11131 I London and Orsrowteh Du. Preference .. Loaders & North-Western Do. du. New e Mime ... Do. PAM Do.tlesh,lli.. • andil.(a tondos & South-Westeni i Do. New, ASO ... . IDs. hew, tee .. _ IX. Prefirease 7 'Last Lowestoft Gosr.4 meant. Maio., Ltus.,anuatialook Nisch.. Shef.,&Lincoinsh Do. shares, No. I ... Da shares „ Ni. 1 ... I Do. Mares, ho. 3 ... De., w Ale Prof. ... 1 4. 10., Great Grimsby .. I Do She. and ini • c.iln,... Do. Grimsby DOCK .. I Do Liocula Union ... Do. D i ve r iiszet; Derby... 1.0. m. end Do. A. and B. 8 p. UM. I I)o.P.retrushValleyPreL Newcastle and Crollals ... Do. New A2O . . ... Do. Gamin. S per Ct... Do. Gntran. 3) per Ct... North British ... ... .. Do. t Mares ... ... .. Do. thirds ... ... ... Do. Preferences ... ... i North fitsßordakire ... Oxford, Wore., & Mclver. Iteed.,Guild., and Reigate 4 Royston and naafis ... +Mush Central ... ... So3uish Midland .. . Shrews., A arm., Clam . * Do., New Ouarms • Mel • ... Shrewsbury end Metes (Nor. W. Min.) ... Halves ... I Do. Oswestry .. ... Do. 8 per Osii. Pref... I estropettlre Lawn ... ... I Do. Pretenses ... ... I South Staffordshire.. ... Iloath No ...... ..... ...... Le. No. 3 ... ... ... Do. Mo. 4 Registered ... Do. No. 4 Serip ... Wale. S. TOOL, Don., it Coke.. 1 Shetlield, Rotherham, and 0004, N. Di. gun. 3 p.a. Waterford and Kilkenny. Wear Tolley, 6 p. Ct. pus. toc...u. Do. do. do. WU..., Somerset, &Menu. Terk,Neweakle& Berwick Do.Ett.(Tork&Newes.' Do. O.N.R. Porthole of Preference ... .. Tort and North Wieland- Do. Proforma, ... .. I•aston lian.warn Anglo-Italian (late Italia; and Antrim) Boulogne and Author Cdatcal Mtama Orient*, di db. i 11 t 14 dis li a• ' TA - Great India& PealaWlls.. 1.77 - .. 7 111 PIA Pes sI7I 7 do • t dig 71 !Luxembourg ... ... Namur ;rah; Northers at Inane Orton* aid 118140= ►.rfsrd MOM rads mad ',arbours Sousa .aut Hun *kink, sad Wow .. II twat 24 i 25 91. 2 21 9 9 (Us loan isdiiie ... WV gIiPOOL, Jan. 11. vrossa-Macnasoa. Th. market Scarps improving. FAiabWrit and OWVon, 221 —Laaraahite and Sartain (unpaid ap shares), 42 d.—laitto (11111 t shares), 71 3c 91. id —London and Marta %% warn 11 , -19th (new i .howl. 29a. id. att M. t c.p. p.— Ditto (etth snares), It—Ditto (1 Aar", 1 ( p 43f — MD 11 46 artn). 221 a. 6c. d. Ditto (enMuNdatcd B. sad D.) 31—North Vale (6). 139.—Shrenahory and Unison (N.W.11.),71d. —South Kamera a 12.1 Dover (N,w No 2, WI d.l, 141 d.—Ditto (oott. soL No. 3, dsa.), 191—Ditto (246. 4, Ms. as t-t'-shater, 6 2.3 din), 2 1 I ri• MANCIINNTRK, Jan. 14. 'Maus • Knew soma.— Prices were firmer front the P of floe market, and toward. the el•or there Inman sduuboo ° on el = nck., on lahalon and North Wtutenat of tiara W. to a, bat still shares tern in thia line were offerata most of the day at oonaiderably leas than the quotat.en. telegraphed from Loudon. There was a tali amount of husiowa dope. LEEDS Am. 14. STOCILAICHkXOI4—There was to. die en iankftentien to seil at mann at nice. This morning the way tepasaotam t~ is East Lanonhine, 12i. t 7 28 4 29i 2 dia. lt 12 dia. Si 34 St It dia. dia. 36 21 j 230 235 611 64 pm. 69 41 pm. 41931 2 6G Ot pm. 21 Si 16 16 11 124 tot dim. 99 101 49 50 9 4 ll6 l. 49 91 i 1 dis 1 pm 43 41 Ms. 31 20 Ms. 11 10 dis. 71 61 di& 10 10 Ms. 41 21 pm. I 60 61 dis. 40 43 11 pm. ,101 103 9 10 1 4 11 dis. 4 Ws. 1 Ws dis pm 3 4 II 83 i 1370 14d 114 lid{ 1 1 6 Fn. lb. 2 WO. 6 1 i 11 pm. 69 11 15 dis. 14 U 2 2A pm. 14 lk - it di& 16 18 16 3 4 2 2d 8 Si 7 9 It 13 dis 10 9 dfa 21 19 Cc 11 I dla. 45 46 121 211 Ai% 111 Iliti lir 66 60 43 7 4* 4 a Ist 22 II ii fiat. 164 ITi 4' 3 1(1 4 4 Si 94 94 f IDm 9 94 11 1 dik lii ii II i Pin 11i 15i ' if r..• a 3 p®. • S dig. 4 3 dis. 111 11 die al lis 8 4 3 4 ,ls• if it at. 10i 20 29' 1 27 al.; 4i la dm dim. par i 3 1 2 pm 13 11 dm 171 17f 14 $I dla 18 18 3 i WA. 115 14; 15 lii Hi II 4 CO 10 II ii ii IN W 191 7 9 • • • e t . • • .1. • .• • . i4l 124 ►OU 2j tz int 7f ex int $5 4 43 6 31i lii 1032 621 3 2 3 6 tte i 41(1 illt =d4 34 ex int lit Si cz int ISI