The Express. — London, England, 1854-01-14 00:00:00

.. Oft. .111•••• •••••••••• •••••. Am. / %.~-~ ',,, C. i oo 9' Tlbt 41tInt% e a_,_Z , _ //I js,, ~ o` -s No. 2,309.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1854 [THREEPENCE r* _ MIDDLE SCHOOL. Peekbas, Sum, pr odor el the Sew Copal Pekeektee helms eeil pro. ppm% erla u-oru Jot. 111. Tnoes. Si Ma 41.1111- .ray:o. amiiiirs to int toss Oreriburobaftst. ary, nir. Mims* elm le Wks ems la Leedom. the eel *We bewe am le the eiliiiihelelt.—Ter peopeetvese sp. 0 Ow hbfira. J. TE Mk lerkeeter-beeme. if SHARE LISTS. MONEY MARKET. joined is our statement of the terms oa which the carrying over has been chiefly conducted : Opiates rats. Closing rate. Londonand NorthWeetern even to back. 1-16 to 3-16 NINES. EEIDET EVENING. PatoAt Evm lnfo. The railway market to-day was chiefly enga ged with the preparations for the settling, whirl are noticed ander the head of " Money Market." The market to-day was good in tone daring all the earlier part of the day, and prices generally ruled at an advance. In the afternoon, stock becoming more abundant, and the funds giving way, flatness pre vailed, and at the close prices were in only a few instances better than those of yesterday. Ile mar ket, however, may be proeounced well supported. back. Midland back. Lseaakin and Yozkabira 1-16 to 3-16 eves to 1-16 back back. T " ° nAs SALT IT and Co., Ltsr INDIA PALE ALE BEEERS, 61:11T0E-02!:TIRENT. Great Western 1-16 to 3-16 eves to i eon bask. Wino- Mk and North Midland . even tol.l6cos- ono to 1-16 i." 7. Ile ..... , . ....... • ti , Fr.• A 1 . Reari-street. Broirsair"t. WV. coag°. Doves 46 ... IS. Mt. les Wry. Illebalsest. rYOU tweak CHINA, GLASS, IVORY, MAR BLY. ro soy at fogey article.. BMWS Tilt- Tr .e!rotbie MIXT ellbotlelly re s r the drigher, Uln g tee „ .r mom tar • tom trio. hid..hdriote Pod rem I, Is 0 , 0 , appear. M. by C. H. lIVIAT. sole proprietor, toga. we:ensue. Ilemoy. To be Mt also of J. Ibmirrs. • ..os.rtnet. City. NM ell lIIMINKORII. —Tbri NM le the only trese M ppost seurst ororrustod to u ppi ototrap ta bet MOM Sob boa Wm mei= de. H. IL rowan ar teampiplitt paabearpeana• ct H •emit WOK bll NM past tree. GUINKAL—Mr. WIL H. HAJAZ, the ix t ,il.loalvasat. cf 12, Immidirgrions, lAA" Wan= novh, ihst h lI%L G COL& APTILIATI36B on mow mad,. .....c....twano N W Vesurdiri CHRISTMAII PRESENTIL— saitionato of t wain% won germ of pi" rims Tho dr aid= a &sow sawatio• under dr pm a tray Meek rd to tee* omit sarntwe Se the rodeo of on erre. I . le at Ude 1 w i e ........me sou Imo' VACoreolt OIL. ter a :Saed remeles • lezerliat Med at beir W. Ituirlata Ds' SALT ix dr elds rd. far. ere limdos; sad DV . se hod ladoe. ler 11 a dud Mr eblenroe 1171;1.1111. we sad IMe Isteeemt ee. is doe addsorded wood oirllede es oredd ter owl sealeed. 17 1 or noon ipotesi leidtelith—evir a 1101111 LAND tad loNI, U a satimpion. Loom minniniasnapictimas. a. m inn amnia nanlipiriar a •F Min ALTERATIVE PILLS me a tritioad : Ai mon we* for dt droodkettosdaer Mid Item is mem al bib. alliftliellint elimpit iiii=a i r i za e MlNlS.blidel6o, es embeit i E w ea. weveketreafekke ts ol tee at a essemiel imeNtlems. vim inn inns p ~ now Sr eland sr W r ei pal Is el tbe dew allitatlawa St. SW eat et et ere m the lama. &Ms Mut% 13 see oldeeMS lite me .*abet lon le en glees fs. pos.—awn lilli SIN 14, GUM MUM eat Oa , . la, eLI W roosina pin n ito. so 9 11 , es al, at.; MO 111 all at. NAM 11181111“. 1 br Pa OM MAP' it WIMP OnallP• a_lo MORS RIOTS IN DEVONSHIRE. At Tiverton, OS Too@My, there was a serious oat toss A rumour had spread ttat the agriculturists were hairdo; their corn, in order that they might obtain extra- j, wthasoly high ptices fur it, and threats of riot were freely Ili souk by a number of pow pease& IL Tossday was the saashat day, sad a report having get 14 alumilSet a farmer, saused Gill, of Beekleigh—an adjoining ft peldlle Tiverton—was selling wheat, whisk was salt IT fa Mew utosumptiest, at Ss. ed. per Whet, the swank IL.. Isilpwels• was 'ionised, and a *stews wesst wee gletaillned. A number of people attacked The tamer, Sour about his grain, and would have inflicted sows iii Miens injuries upon him if he had not taken refuge at an St he. where he was protected front his assailants. He was gulled to remain there for several boon, lead when U bo aro out to go home he was feuded by several gel pdicessee. The mayor (S. How, Esq.) and magistrates immediately awed prompt and vigoroas measures for suppressing the G fusult, and the people retired to their homes. Shortly M. ellerwards, however, being excited by the ne ws of the 44 tint at Exeter on the previous evening, the mob again se iegohled ; and their nowhere being increased, they pro- tt Odd to attack the bakers' shops. They smashed the is Ilitimes of several of them, and committed other damage. Ile mayor swore in a numbu of special constables, and the to watviperons oft]; were used to pat down the rine. His wor • rip read the rich act, end threatened to send to Exeter for r o lie military if the mob did not disperse. After some time Se lit authorities succeeded in quelling the riot, and the town r; los since bees tranquil. THE LATE GALES. Yesterday the weekly meeting of the committee et the Shipwrecked Mariners' Society W2B bit as lilibenda Chambers, London. bridge Awing the mambos gemenk were Captain the Hon. Francis Mask, la the eheir, (wale Resale's, R.N., William Stuart, leg., awl Lard Redd°. The committee considered 191 caws, consisting of the dams of widows and orphans and shipwrecked mariners applying for relief on the ground of the loss of their has• buds and fathers, and to help to restore their clothes lost in the late gales. The following rams were ordered for the different honorary agents to meet the game sent in by them : London, 121. 13s. ; Blyth, 134. 2s. 6d. ; Bridgwater, n 11. 12.. 64.; Bridpert, 2/. ; Conway. 41. 13s. 9d.; Dover, 11. 10e.; Exmouth, 22. si. ; Greenock, 51. 8.. 3J. ; Deem- I my, 41. 6..; Hartlepool. 271. 16e. ; Hull. 161 . ; Jersey , W. 10s. ; Kincardine, 11. 12e. 6d. ; Leith, 101. 18e. ; Liver- we.l peel. 31. 12n 61. ; Lyme, 101 .11.; Macdoff, 11. 10e. ; New - cattle, N. 17.. Gd. ; North Shields, 661.16 e. 6d. • Plymouth, 21. 2.. 6d.; Robin llood'a Bay, 31. 10..; icarborough, IL 121.65.; Seaham, 11/. 5a.; South Shields, 461. 13s. 9d.; Southampton, 41. 7s. 6d.; Btosehaveo 11. 16 e.; Bandar -721. 14o.; Yarmouth, 184 ; and W hitby, 191. 15e. Reports were read from the different bosomy masts, IL describieg the fearful teepee of distress at their different et stations consequent upon the numerous wrecks, and report ing that the various crew. saved had been clothed when M. necessary, and despatched by railway to their homes. The secretary reported that there were daily three or four, or U more, mews at the office, arriving from different points of %,„, the evil, trims he had despatched, and that the pressure en the society's funds at this time was greater than it had ris tees since it bad been instituted. The agents at ratiOLLI *Me speak of the exertions of the crews of the life boats It Lontl all prate. Letters were read reportimi um : w isser . , g yew& wippeeed to have feermbeed ; aloe of tame u lave toes loet with all himet It was coasisland that the • eases of the widows and airplane empsewd next week would draw a much larger sum hem Ile eldety'e funds. Cheques 8 were signed for the sum et WA 28.9 d., and the meeting 1 11 separated. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. .LIVERPOOL, S•TVILDAY, 10.45 A.m. Wind S.S.W., fresh breeze, and fine. Arrived.—Harold, from Calcutta ; Africa, from Bombay ; Gertrude and Senator, from New York ; Itio Douro, from Laroche. The Iron Duke steamer, for Kiogstown, was in collision last night with the steamer Albert, and both received damage. QUEENSTOWN, JAN. 12. Wind N.N.W. Arrived.—Blanche, from Callao; Maitland, from Herdianski ; Amelia, from Shippegan, for Cork ; Firere, from Cabs, for Liverpool, - Zephyr, from St. John's, N. 8.; Eduard, from Smyrna; James, from Bermuda, with 60 returned convicts. Off.—Zephyr, from Burgos, foe Liverpool. GRAVESEND, SATVILDAY, 10.20 • M. Wind W.S.W., one hour's flood. Arrived, 13th. Norma, from Shanghai; Eliza Thornton, from Batavia; Anna Jane, from Colombo; MAIM from Maulmein; Geffard, from Shanghai; unpson, from Guernsey ; Sea Queen, from Sing'. Pore ; Dough" from Guernsey ; Lark, from Seville; Martha Miles, from Demerara; Triton, from Grave nue.; Ida, from Marstrand; Saint, from Aarhus; Ace of Trumps, from St. Micheal's; Orion, from Oporto; (intercom, from Cadiz; Marv, from Seville; Anna Hendrick, from Lisbon ; Maihilde, from Guernsey ; Pauline, from Cadiz ; Seine, steamer, from Boulogne; Belgium, from Ostend. Sailed.—Triton, steamer, for Calais. Spoken, Wednesday, ha. 3, by the Lark, from tzerille, the barque Raleigh, of South Shields, in lat. 4 . ), long. 8.36. DEAL, SATURDAY, 9 A.M. Wind W.S.W., light and fine. steamer, from Calais, landed mails and Puseagers. Paased.—Her Majesty's steam-ship Valois, from vtetward, for river. k CHEAP TITLZ.—The Prince of Canino, Charles I • .0a 86osparte, bag sold all hie possessions is. Reese sad 4 - r. .Lose to the beaker, Altseaadro Torlosia, for . 11) anti *He seed'. The prince, who is well knows as *llan of united political opisioas, has stipulated is the 'tract that the oar dollar sWi , Id iodieate the valve of Ms as Priam de Casiso, which he sow sells, together With tioncs.—Celorw (cube. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx.. The railway market to-day is generally steady. London and North-Western stock is rather flatter, but Great Western'. Caledonians, and North British are I better. London and North-Western stock is now I quoted 1011 to 1021; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 631 to 64. ; Midlasd, 6 1 to ; Great Western, 811 to 821. Dover*, 171 to 18; Great Northern', 201 to 21; Caledonians, 261 to 1; and North British, 31, " buyers." French shares are a shade better than they were at 4 Weds& yallanday. Martha:Ds are quoted 821 331; Btruboorgs, 30t to 1; and Paris and Lyons, 141 to 15 prem. OIDINAZT MAZZA AND ISOCKL RAILVATIP. to S pm. IN Padova . " a t b aradtrZacit all 111rNWalv. INaarTallay N 'NAN. laNAClkaa. Jas. I UaThsaallirk.ONNlX. IN Um. do. 40. 20 .... 130 NINA awl NON IN Oileisalas all Choler Nal an Ourt aid Bran . 411 [NUN and ✓U INaase s =ta. Mer e Nat all ONN ALa t am a I sad 11.)- an Orlin •.I beam U tialak_CN; SI omas IL IN) ... Os: am 114 /104 If S 10 94 Ms I de N If $ll IS gi 1111 14 14 43 • iiilibiruf - Tribe ..-. .. reei s. IN =si l l=... 8111Wwn./elb= .DS De. a. Sok ••• ••• .le. D. Mak . I S M asailla.llTZ lei Wallin .. 1 ll MAIN& Oshers .. 1 111 LasarDsoriCheillop .. I. I Ds. Ilsw Sib- . tp; 171 Do. 11Mo Wad MU Woo 111 UM 1•11111117705 is Illestligad Oomo to--rPliMestar If Ds. YVON -. Ds. a l mail t Da = lop 4 Lambs a Ilagirlhairs al Do, S 4 De. tN• • rC itinoorrotootowia to illlorkpb4AL,telash • - 11 1114.1..te5L 011 or lee 10 MOM . .. Dab, .. 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Ma Nod Lyns Parte rol Cellar 24 2 dls Opt f dim r 1 e pm 12 11 pm be 114 be I die 4 . 41 41 ;., las w . 4 2 1 C I d din 2 Idb a dis pat - 7 7 dim if 111 I 1 II I 1 i dig 4 I rek 74 s iti IA 74 $4 144 1141 49 44 37 . if. .1 iii I . — 8 — l‘ . 174 IS4 1 Ms ra : 7 I i PK 44 i le es 4 4 I e 4fa t — is I iZis - I Wend - mg Ilan - loyal loyal Swift • lest lb w- Da 14 yr Osat. !Wit. Soma isilits d Insw Illosthers et !ram L w gr . psrl=stip ---.. Os" per sis‘Pret .. Insured 144444.- . 4 w414e418.144141+ 4 .. I Wirisis - -. .. IS taia11............... lil 4 1 M an I 9 9 i 2 • a II al IS Globs Bum= Prbies dame 1166.4harai Mao Feb Mow NM. yoUiday. tads,. -- 1110,061 1 WPM 1 *Amps Arbellaa 0014 •U 4ll I par d MAW •Appabalbealaa NAN 10 sOmbealibla *aft •Abemilso 66,4011 1 animas Clardillara Ds Lk 100 64.066 f ,664 1 11 00 Me& ualiallra Frphaii 6,000 II Illawavaa • Das Is Owl all II 100,440 I blab 4eatr.laa OW inf be KM fiellbaboa . 18.6 II Uf 3 6 6,000 SO Dalbessaniadato all 2 24 11,344000 ISt PAL dark Dui Avg 16 10 33 ad 216, Clumrata deb 4 I alb N. I taim.o....iname.,asak Oalr•Opppa WI 40 47 MON 404babl .. 0 7 14 0 0 II isf tit •Ougpir Maws at all U 76 a. U tDa. het. 74 otr caot. all 4 6pm 70,011 0 ifteleAusurallastbapt all 1{ 3I 160, 0 I Grab =fa-- aU Do. I Na Pr UAW 10 4004eal al 14 16 moss Gram all 1 f Ilia I Grab Fabude....— all If If IN,* Wm all I de 66,466 Übe/ all f db. 4lbaN6 10.40 .0.c.c0 on INAS 44balides WM I 114slaubiLabarbaa 64 7I MAI lesw -.. all dia OAS ILLlmadObinalloa. aII NNW 1 Namplia Maio MAIO 1 het In-- I dal sn ail r g t 11 61 I " $6 3 •Do.Wstr . ....„ an sto 7,2•2 1 111 44 I suns s loth bebeallaa—. all If dr .. 1 1 ) ., Fla Obit •••••... t Voile& all $ 14 N •. Waller . all 1 beat sn I elb MAN ! elao Ilaboaao— MIN I Tüba dad. dal • Tbaaralsb .... be stemmdad. POILZION. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 6. Blasilion Imperial (ironed at 61. prem.), 6; ditto Bt. John del Rey, 31 ; Colonial Gold, I. JOINT SiOa: BANKS. Australasia, 79. --- Australian Aittiondt;r7l7 - 487 - 87oitGb Australian land mass, 2}. Tin ALBEIT-raiz, FlifithreT.—Lord Robert Civentiaae, M.P., his keel bon Naively wales Mot desirable ey eet the • yolk hit the berengh of Finsbury. LazMus W leserld• dm midis of the 'We et the melespsliSsa memlare es Its CameeMw et the • megailiek at.., wberkee the pies of romp 211 11 0 1 ,rerw Oddities to tbe It Mof OAK by the tovuomat. le ewe yid* It I. Amiable to earty_wit i his of be. kat _Me lf•Pnilita kg 1 7 408 / 1 1 00 la gg D. Stuart, Sir B. Hal l, Bart., Sit W. zawiawww. Beet, Mr. A. Pollan, Sir W. Clay, Mr. NM*" Odom' Mmes, Sir John 81ielley, Hart., and the !ac members fee the City. We are informal that his UAW Ise resolved a tamority of ammaness from the ahem lie et that. strenuous rapport M the bM, and Is sow prepared to hitrodues it Ws the Bow of Osamossa at the earliest period of the esesies.—Tbe listiklar. Moil LIVIL Rai WAY ix LlMPOOL.—Yeettit day as immestaat meths; of the serrebsets ot Llves was bald in the Ormasselal Ball, Zeal= Hey, te Wm tato esosidoralisa the yeepriely of iirylei oyes the Teem Conseil gad Doak Osiomiteee the asoresity of r ea irkt! level railway Meng the Hoe of him, to meet the isereasiag hale of that pet ; 011wistegher Bey., presided. Omni adibeseee wen idiom* and pre& • Ow scheme meat La Item bobs Oat yompesei by. Mr. ereatheat. A essaasitsse iserathese et sem of the beadier/ seerehests , was the alllwked lim the "Mew M taking the oesswary stays to aseenylli th e moo of the ateetiss. eilaftJULP U 4 IMAM& et IN Mown — St. 100' 1414101 li brow 4 per Ct - - w 140046131150 810 WI 110 II II Mew owl IliarMal - - II 011 Oat WI Swim . - - II a' amiss. rms. mei :Q. I ars amass .. . ss q al 100 , 114.04 4 44 Si • 4 ;Cl4, ) per et II TAI ,116. ill. It 174.) V par Ct lpa 6 4,111i.055.1tat5.,3 p0..1101 1 l pea 6301113 sfe. Pe. 7 1 1 . 10 10 !Dp. lilwr 6 pre Ow. Stook 1 44 $0 SO 1001.1101011•611PPAILC1 -.- St. '1 IMAM Idasishlre - - I A lasekWestrarkhriAtbm - 5 I 1110..Pr1li,Ciawlidos 11 SI ft Wirt Wsrearai meow 111 1311 R. 140 6pr rad. Ow* 14-1 dremsl6o at lil p.a. pa 106 110 II 10 Da 44 perepat .12 06. 1 4 1 PI 04 el NJWINWaIia(I) 11 54 le 0 11$0100.16•1111komaipi 64 7 h., 1001 Dewsairisma.4s 4.44.' 101 Ng IP. IWI 011ailsoin Wistiper a 16 IGO 16 , 6 laaawbkribTata TWO 411 par 11. ;IN I DIMS par wridapdt . 144 141 St. 100 Glad 110041 t win - - It 310 516 a• lbw Glaw.ll wr Cl. - - 10 I 4 'LmAlNl llaalo sw.Wirde 14 3 per ussu tassmooss &ars se - - n 16 il 1 sal larlsolores•Roil .0.11•1 Ili luedi 111 71di II Ww..lldldiaa 10 10 Ds. Pm Sul ... . 94 10 11 5 Dib. is ... 444 1 411 ........ Lipazis i d i p o li ; 1; I M ir leedie . I de se Ila itierbas s e r .sat.siiiie - - MOm 1 De. 4 par W. Weit - - w 105 Ds. Taller ii pa - - ▪ 1 4 1 1 Pala Mid - ra .. . - - 10 Aid/ 61WIleild W. 10051:11.1. Welwarr, 5,4 miasmas. essszso i s t H T IS a im 54 411 0•1501 WipaTiaL - - H . 1 • oi So so is OWalidtlar.W. M.) 6 par Ors- 11 10 DD.. per Ord - - ii I ii 11 i 5 16 I 10 I ROW Wad i . 44 1 per Owt 4do 4 pa lel all Swam Naidlas haslet A ...... II 44 Si.l 1 Do. 4 par maL -...... 101 di SO , di Tar 17 19 5 i s W If 04 WI St. 100 T i =V II I Ai llop.parai. , 4 :r 51 1 lrtanirLMAli: • 55 e IS 111 T rue,. e i 4/Is JOINT eroiii NAZIS Calm I .1.. 110 . 111. Bago. pd.l ,,,,V., . ":I,"ftle. Wu • ikaw a r ~.. * isna limilk a Loa 00 NI - - NaJNI g NO Llouriesa - - lank of Ala = IS awl Bask et leek les 0 22 1 .1 li• 4 I iNs IV Osimonoo:l7ll.2ielii . • SO — 1 Nig. 11000.. 6 M 24. Cl 10 1 2Of ! sClhaet. Bra a 114 Li Pa ii M C P 7:2.: 10 = fro 61 awl IA = Eft/7118ov. a ANNA = = 84 r. 0... a iiaiii .:: :: : so Nos &rah Nobs 41 44 26 0216086 AN* 00epoiatica 211 43 44 IN PNVIN . et 1206004 3 = =BO 1 d 1 ita la --- .• • Odd bay. 00. 16 110•16 Austral% - - N Olio el Audials NI 74 76 .. De. Now.. 72 8 11/ 10 Yaks al 1.0•164 l4 - - NAN OD Valls (4)101264 el - - --..--- 111801LLANNOUS. OWN II r .... PIM . Radom Ow & 11. N nonso ma inmes. : _ J.yi Anoloirmil:= ll 6 . lll l '... IP 44 - 46 .- 44 4 11 Walinnerlo . ... - - 11•016900 Lad ~. 71 77 .... 001.183.1211Niu5.C0. 1 - - IN T 6 SI Piii . s . 6 . 8 12 14 pm! N New .. . ..... 4 12 II gm' 0/2•061 ham ii 141 . 400 .. 1 -- PO llasters Nur MrsToluisPh . .... eii . ...... IN 16 14 11 13 oh lisdpisa. - - 11 S. WNW Os lB - - Ilisless4 pm I I i=r a ra l taa L o=nl .1 _ = Nalherinds Lel 11.11...zer .2... .... z i k 1 .... _ In. 1 Ilkellekrul lll PIN iSe I Do. Now 2 - - &NNW lumps Num - - M liket 14F i rell an 2do 2 psi N. Dobai r • am 01 - - is Da - - 60 MDUL T :O‘II4 . I . 4 I YN 80 - - .0166661 i al , l it 2 1 6 = ll A=ira z.. 6.,.. 2 if"'".all4 130.00, 1,601.044 w Ts/ Baty 10.600 106IVaa DlsmoN. land The following are this day's sales for the mount: OILDIkAAT HUMUS MID STOCKS. Caledonian. 621 ; Buns Conatiae, 12j ; London, Brighton, and Booth Coast, 97; London and 6ot+th•Western, 761 ; Midland, 611; North British, 31. _ var NS - FRIDAY EYINING. In the absence of further news that can be inter preted as decidedly bad, the English stock market showed renewed firmness to-day, although the best prices of the day were not maintained to the close. After a rise of per cent. the market closed only per cent, better than yesterday. The approach of the settlement, though it does not bring with it the pressure for stock observed on similar occasions of late, yet tends to strengthen the market. Stook is still lent for the February account by the dealers, the rate being quoted "even to 1-16 oontango." This greater supply of stock, however, is not believed to be caused by the existence of any ex tensive speculation for the rise, the balance of outstanding speculative operations being at present, so far as can be ascertained, deci dedly in the direction of a fall ; but the higher value of money out of doors appears to make bankers and others glad to lend Consols to the Stock Exchange at present, seen at a trifling rats of " continuation ° or interestrane repotted sismomse of the Turks cat the Danube are considered unfavourable to hopes of peace. The French Three per Cent Relates were reported by telegraph from Paris to-day as closing at a rally of per cent The other continental bourses, after their late severe fall, were generally telegraphed to day as showing a tendency towards improvement ; but the actual rally in prices is unimportant Letters from Paris refer to rumours current in that city relative to the alleged borrowing of a large sum of money—some reports say 200,000,000 francs, or 8,000,0001. sterling—by the government from the Bank of France, upon the security of Rentes. This report seems to have had considerable influence in causing the late severe fall in the shares of the Bank. So arbitrary is the power of the French government that it would be hazardous to limn that a measure of this kind could not be carried out. Meanwhile the disadvantage. and impolity of the prohibition of free discussion in the press and elsewhere are strik ingly illustrated by the variety of disquieting ru mours afloat in financial circles in Paris, which of course react on the bourse. Anxiety is further stimulated by the knowledge that a vast number of industrial undertakings, lately ushered into existence, have yet to onme upon the market for calls. No Paris journal wouldbe allowed to publish suck an enumeration ; but, if a list could be compiled of the amount of capital remaining to be called up on shares and bonds of various descriptions, including those of railways, banks, docks, mines, canals, &a, it is believed an aggregate sum would be arrived at, calculated to canes considerable anxiety. Console opened at 921 to Mk, ex div. for Wed nesday next, advanced to 931 to 1 and were quoted at the official close 93 to 1. Subse quently the rice declined 1 per ant., transactions being entered into at 921 to 93. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for mosey, 93, 921, 99, 931 ex die.; do. for the opening, 18th instant, 93, 931, 93 ex div. Three per Cent. Re duced, 931, 3,4, Three .and-a-Quartee pee Cents., 941, 3:4, 1, 3. Long Annuities, 1880, .61 ; ditto 30 years, 1859, 6 ; ditto 30 years, 1880, 6 ex div. - - - Exchequer Bills remain quoted 7s. to 10e. prem., and India Bonds par to 4s. prem. The foreign stock market was generally firmer, especially for Russian, Mexican, and Peruvian. Business, however, was the reverse of active. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 231 to 3. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 65 to 67 ; ditto Three per Cents, 46 to 48. Sardinian, 87 to 89. Spanish Deferred, 204 to 1. Russian Five per Cents., 109 to 110; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 91 to 92 ex die. Granada Active, 19 to 21; ditto Deferred, 63 to 73. Sales are recorded as follows :- Austrian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 753, 3 (exchange fixed at 10fi. per pound) ; Ditto Five per Cent., 1852, 88, I. &seinen Four-and-a Half per Cents., 1852, 901, 911. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 62. Danish Five per Conti, 993. Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 62, 613 ex div. Equador Bonds, 41. Mexican Three per Cents., 231, 3. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 66, 65. Portuguese Four per Cents., 393 ex div. Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 90, 913, 92 ex div. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 203 ex div. ; the Com mittee's Certificates, 41, 43 per cent. Money continues easy, and discount of good paper is readily obtained at a reduction from the Bank of England minimum rate of 5 per cent. The anxiety respecting the Madagascar, so long overdue from Australia, has become more intense during the last day or two, and the rate of insurance at Lloyd's has risen to fift y guineas per cent. The quotations of foreign exchange to-day were generally rather more unfavourable to this country. Paper on Hamburg was in request from 13.43 to 13.5. Drafts on Amsterdam were also in demand at 11.151, with few bills offering. On Paris the rate was larawies rather lower, at 25.271, at three months, and 25 to 25.023 at short, The quotation on Ant werp remains at 25.173 to 20. - Frankfort ruled at 1183 to 3. For bills on Vienna and Trieste there was rather more inquiry to-day; and although busi ness was dime at a material advance on the quota tions of last post, transactions taking place as high as 12.15 to 20, still the rise is comparatively less marked than that advised from the other side. The rapid rise in this exchange, however, sufficiently in dicates the general distrust of the political and finan cial prospects of Austria. The bar silver brought in by the Magdalena was sold today for the continent at ss. l 3 d. per ounce standard, being a reduction of Id. from the price previously established. The dollars by . this vessel have not yet been sold, holders preferring to wait till Monday or Tuesday in preference to accepting the reduced price now offered. There is still some demand for India and China, and a considerable amount of silver will probably be sent by the Penin sular and Oriental Company's steamer which will leave Southampton for Alexandria on the 20th isst. The quotations at present ruling in the bullion market are thus reported 'by Mears. Sharps and Wilkins ; viz., bar silver without gold, ifts. lid. per oz. standard; do. containing gold (all gold above 6 grains in the pound to be paid for), Os. 13d. per es. standard; Spanish Doubloons, 78e. 6d. per on.; Columbian do., 775. 6d. per os. ; bar gold, 771. 9d. per oz. standard. The corn market to-day was dull, at Wednesday's rices; bat for wheat Monday's rates were in some instasece acceded to by sellers. Oats were rather dearer, and for barley more money was asked ; but, in genial, buyers showed hesitation. Since this day wok, the arrivals of floating cargoes off the coast are limbed to eighteen, of which nearly all were sold tame arrival The country markets held yesterday report as follows for wheat :-At Btowmarket, a rise of se. par qr.; at Gloucester, a rise of 61. ; at Bristol, a rice a 3e. Birmingham dull at previous prime; Mamaseter, 9d. to Is. per bushel dearer. At Paris , flour and wheat were rather dearer. At Antwerp and Amsterdam, prices are saliently low to admit of shipments to England. This was " making-ay day is the railway mar ket. Oa the whole, steel has proved more abundant, sad the mescal make than at the heat settling. Of the heavier steels, Loan sad North Western was eidely earn Great Western eammeaded a slight " eentliage Insaine sad Iferkeldre and Mid land slake were dame "oven." Donn sad Ox ferias& Wereeetemeamia a " mating" and Great Northam bemuse abundant Is the afteramm ; but the anent la Calamine remaki evemold. Bub- lel 4 aft& L. _ co Nortkoras boob. eoataogo. Cidiania= 1411t? 1-18 1-32 back. back. Salvias even tol-16tion- 3 to 5 per cent. tanooatango. The leading descriptions °Mien . eh shares are well supplied for the settlement. Paris and Lyon., Northers' and Strasbourg. were all quoted even to 1-16 contango. Land shares to-day were well supported. Australian Agricultural maintain their late advance. On these shares there was a "contango" of 1-16 to 3-16. South Australian Land shares advanced 11. Bank shares were In fair request, and firm : those of the Bank of ILastasissia agaia use 21. pa share. The Austra lian Royal Mail Steam Company's shares have been dealt in at 3,1 to 31(81. paid), and those of the General Screw Steam Shipping Company (181. paid) at 14. Annexed are the latest reports from continental hourses,as received by Mr.lteliter's telegraphic express : Amsterdam, Thursday, closing prices :—Dutch Four per Cents., 91 3-16; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents,, 6013-16. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 205-16 ; the Coupons, 41 per cent.; the Old Three per Cent. Foreign, 421. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic., 701. Portuguese New, 35 7-16. Mexican New, 221. Peruvian New, 61. Granada Deferred, 7 3-16; ditto Active, 181. Greek (Blue), 61. Equador, 3 7-16. These prices show a slight rally. Vienna—Closing prices (Thursday) : Austrian Five per Cent. Metallice,9ll. Exchange on London, 12. Bank Shares, 1,305. The Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 811. Gold, 271 per cent. prem. Silver, 221 per cent, prem. After the late prolonged panic this bourse exhibits a alight reaction. At Paris to-day (Friday) the Three per Cent. Renter closed for money at 70.75, the Four-and-a- Half per Cents. at 99, and Bank shares at 2.720. The Three per Cents. have rallied 1 per cent- since yesterday, whilst the Four-and-a-Half per Cents, remain stationary. Hamburg—Thursday • Spanish Three per Cents., 36 ; ditto, Deferred, 181. Sardinian, 81. Spanish stocks are again lower. Berlin—Thursday: Exchange on London, 6.181. Frankfort—Thursday : Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 721. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 20 1-16. Thies prizes are again rather lower. The annexed summary of the produce markets during the week is extracted from the circular of Messrs. W. J. and H. Thompson, issued this evening : There has been a good demand throughout the week for produce at fall to .deemed rates. The public sales of sugar have gone off brkkly, and some Mauritius of the new crop has brought extreme quotations ; privately also a large busi ness has been done. For the plantation sorts of Ceylon coffee there was a brisk competition, and price; were slightly in favour of the importers; the native kinds have been sold at 50s. per cwt. A further rise of Is. to la. ed. per cwt. has been established in the value of saltpetre. Rice has bees operated in to some calm at a slight advance. Black and white pepper have bass sold at very full rates, but nutmeps sad mass have gess of at rather lower prices. The qua lady eaits or dramas& aro advertised for the 30th instant. TM iss 'mks' his bus extromely quiet slam the delivery of the mall. awl seamen league Is not saleable at the late ueratisas. The q ream of the Bank of England for the week raft Saturday, the 7th Jan., when compared with the previous return, shows the following results : Circulation Was Cheulatlaa active 21,348,200 Increase 270,340 pally deliedts 8,241.143 Decrease 3,117.940 Other dories Oierseausst securities in haadag eat 14,833,299 Decrease 211,031 Other tanking departmat Osia hellion in both 81.111111•1113 Berm day and other bills 1,215,059 Increase 42,375 'lto Rest ' The Reserve (vie., netes ea& min In banking sesta t) 8,482,872 Decrease 292,167 joined exhibits the extent of the week's variations at one view : Public deposits demise.. £3,117,940 Other deposits Wrests . • £1,703,585 Notes and bills in carielaske hanmeas.. 312,715 Rest On the other side of the asesuat Ooverameot securities ismates.. 211,031 Other securities desrome.. 839,714 Coin sad bullion 11818411111111.. 21,827 Total £3,117,940 .. £3,117,940 This return exhibits several changes out of the usual course. The decrease in the public deposits and the increase in the private deposits are mainly attribut able to the transference of the sums payable to the holders of non-commuted stocks. The expenditure of government for the quarterly salaries, &c., willalso have exercised some influence on these items. The decrease in the " other" or private securities, is pro bably due to the large repayments made to the Bank of the sums drawn from it on the security of govern ment stock. The coin and bullion shows a trifling decrease, but next week's return will probably exhibit an increase. SAIIIIO7 1116/4110.—A0001171 . E0t Os wait miellas Jas. 1.1664. .............. ... MID OfIt&11111111112. Md. bleed ..........a9.145P0 00111111EiMi Debt 01.015.100 Other Beeuilds. . 7.948.900 oda Cola eel Biliii: is.i4B. - 800 War Henke = 4 . 442. °"6lal Sao. bv Go — rliToi: of Nat West oi r ir Ot p l i • ANIL) 0 44 10 dIPTIOdSIIMMAiIIi Bah 1413.0i9 ............. A 1023.199 rileawithus 16.736.4 4 J9 7,800.030 I mad NW/ Oda NUTS sw.oaxso January LI. ISA LONDON COURSE OF EICHANGE.—JAN. 13. 11ww. Tries aa assalsto. tali day BK. sad K. Money. AnoOinlia ......par X abaft 113. ISOM ... Ile. WOW. Ditto tottatala kaurerp ansula Ilowlarg and Altars „ „ Uwe. 4 / a elg.. 13anca MD St. Petenirays pre ruble „ U pew ... an paws Park per A Short if oe. ... 15@.065. Ditto „ 2 ltattlalsfr. 27/s. ... 256 10.. ManeMoa. „ 25fr.27/6. ... Ult. 320. almaklart.os-thibllaiwi in . „ Alo 1 lajd.kr. ... 11145.22 Vous (eteetlvo) pert „ I'L 104.... 126.1622. Drama „ „ 126.12kr. ... 1211. 1/R, Meant per don „ h o lier .. DOI yaw ... 60 peso Orbs „ „ Kt/ pros.. 30/ mot . won ... 60 wow Roc ,50 penes ... 491 paw „ ~ 50 penes ... 50 peso. „...„ „..., „ „ 50 pose. ... 5 , 0 0 1 paw . albrolar .....• . . 00 pence ... 59 0.5.. ~= a ra 8..210. ... "231 r. 50e. .. I 51;. r5 O. a f per asstasst ,,'. 17 42{ peace ... 41 pow Fs maw „ 126 i pars ... iLO pew Iliales „ IN/ peace «.1365 peon 2.066.........../.. •116.1 . 96 days daft 63 --- 62/ 2841111 t ul it :.: 8t :re adayedght 481 0M..... 48 pro THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoce. The English stock market opened quietly, bat an improving tendency has again shown itself, and prices are now 1 per cent. better than they closed yesterday. Consols opened at 92! to 93 ex div. for Wednesday. and are now quoted 93: to IL. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 93: to ; the Three-and-a Quarter per Cents. at 94 to 941 ; Bank Stock at 217 ; Exchequer Bills at Be. to lls. prem.; and India Bonds at 4s. prem. The foreign stook market is very quiet, and almost stationary in price. Mexican remains steady, at 23 to I, and Span.ish Deferred is dull, at 20: to I. Bra. 'Bien Old Five per Cents. have been dealt in at 98; Granada Deferred Bonds at 7 to 7i; Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents. at 91 to 911 ex div. ; Spanish Old Three pr Cents. at 42 ex div. ; and Dutch Four per Cast. t7eetl9aata at Hi. British dividend mining stocks are in good request aid scarce. In most cues buyers are compelled to concede higher prices. Amongst the sales reported to-day are: Alfred Consols, 26. 4; Great Wheal Alfred, 274, 30 ; Penmaen, 125, 130; Tavey Consols, 31; Bryntail, 44; Treleigh Console, It, 2; Wheal tiny, 111, I ; Kilbricken, 14. The gold mining share market remains quiet, and generally presents no feature of novelty. At 4 o'clock, Colonial Gold were quoted at to 3 prem.; British Australian, to 1 dia.; Nouveau Monde, to prem. :I Agua Fria, 3 to 4 prem. Linares shares declined 10s. today. United Mexi can were decidedly lower, and Santiago showed flatness. The nominal closing prices of new undertaking:tare as follows :—South Devon Consols, 3 die. to prem.; Lewis Hill Range, 3 to q dis.; Clarendon (of Jamaica), par to t pm.; Clolden Mountain, I tel I dia. ; Mount Carbon Coal,'} to ; dia.; Kenmare, par tot pm.; Conne mara, 1 dis. to par; Glenaulin, 5-16 to 3-16 dis. ; Aus tralian Mutual, 3 to 3 dia.; Poltimore, par to t pm.: Great Crinnis, 3to 1 pm.; Garnett and Moseley, 3to I m. • Sue River (of Jamaica), 4 dis. to ;Met . ).1 to 124 a d tennis. Gold , 3to per sh. (all calls pea up); Fortuna, to 1 prem.; Obernhof, par to pm.; Glad bach Zinc, 3 dia. to 1 prem.; San Fernando Silver Lead, 3 dia. to / pm. ; Peninsular Mining,' to 14 pm.; Cologne Lewd, 3 tot dia.; Chanoellorsville Freehold, lulto 1 pm.; Jamaica Copper.l to! pm.; New Linares, l. to par ; Melbourne Gold, 1 to 4 dis. ; New th Wales Coal, 3 to I ; L'Aigle d'Or, I to dis.; Dhurode Copper, idle. to pm. ; Carberry West, 3-16 to 3-16 dis.; Moselle, par to pm. ; British Colonial Smelting and Reduction, dis. to par; Lackamor Copper, 3 to a dis.; Cumberland Hema tite Iron Ore, par to t prem.; Port Royal (of Jamaica), t to 3 prem. ; Albion Gold, 1 to / dia. ; Adelaide Laud and Gold, 11 to 0/ dia.; Rhenish Copper, 1 to 3 prem.; Chartered Australian Land and Muting, 3 to 3 dia. ; Liguanea (of Jamaica), 3 to 3 dia. THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. The gold mining shares remain quiet, at about former prices. Colonial Gold shares are flatter, at 3.16 to 5-16 prem; Nouveau Monde are: quoted .1 to prem.; Agua Fria, 11-16 to 13.16 prem. ; and Great Nugget, I dis. to par. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 45 to 46; Peel River, k die. to prem.; North British Aus tralasian 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prem.; and Scottish Australian Investment, to 1 prem. Imperial Brazilian shares have been dealt in at 6; St. John del Rey at 31 ; and United Mexican at COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallow market is better, and looking up. Town tal low is quoted 615. • Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 61s. ; Jan. to March, 60s. 6d. ; March to April, 61s. to 61s. 3d. MARLIT AYBILAGEB. Town Tallow, 635. 3d. ; fat by ditto, 3s. aid. • Yellow Runian, 635.; Melted Stuff, 452.0 d. rough ditto, 245. 6d. ; Tallow Graves, 18s. ; good Dregs, Bs. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Davis reports trade dull for meadow hay. Clover and straw in short supply and good demand. Primo meadow hay, 90s. to 110 s. ; inferior, 50s. to 755. ; roman. 5411. to 65e. ; clover, 90s. to 1261. ; second eat, 80s. to 110 s. ; straw, 40s. to 4.5 e. COVENT OARDEN.-THIS DAY. • - - Vegetables are again sufficient for the demand, and the same may be said of most kinds of fruit in season. Late grapes are very good, more especially West's St. Peter's. Pears still consist of °loot Dforceao, Chaumontel, Winter Neils, Beane d'Hiver, Monsieur le Cure, and Boum; d'Aremberg. Chestaats are plentiful. Potatoes have &d -eemed is price s i nce our last report. Asparagus is oomiag in at from 8.. to 10s. per hundred, end Seakale at from 2s. to 20. Bd. per punnet. Carrots and Turnips fetch from Bd. to 10d. per hunch. Mushrooms are scarce. Cut Bowers consist of Pelargoniums, Fuchsias, Mignonette, and tree Carnations. FRUIT. Pine Apples, per lb., 4s to Gs Lemons, per dozen, Id to 2s Grassi, hothouse, p. lb.. Ss to 7s Almond., per peek. Ge - Poentgal. per lb.,lsbd to Ss sweet, per lb., Is to b 641 Apples, per bush, Seto 11. Chestnuts, per peek, 34 to 6s dessert, per dose, Se tole Filberts. p. lOU lbe, 10es Pouf, par dos, le to 66 Walnuts, dried,per 100. Is id to fs Oranges, per 100, Se to 101 Nate, Barcelona, per bugs., 24. bitter, per HO, Ifs tolls. Spanish, per bushel, Ms VEGETABLE& Cabbages, par Goa., 9d to le 6d Stele% per lb., 6d to 10d Breese& per Wm& 9d to Is 6d Carl* per lb., eld te Greens, per Son, 4sto la Endive, pn snore, Is to Sold Brussels Spedats,do,fs Gd to Ilofd Leases, Cab., per wore, Gel to ed French Beans, pee In. Se to Ts Cos, par soon, 94 to le Ehoterb, per bun., Is to Is ed Small Salad, p. pun., 6d to Is eel Potatoes, per tee, 140 a to ISOs Horse Radish, per tall., 21 to Is per vet, 74 to lOs Mushrooms, pe b.b ii is Sdto pa r Wok, 41 W 38 per a wn Turnips, pm dos.oll to 10d Sorrel, halt ,Gdto Is Cusunebnn, sea, Is to Is per, doz., Ss to Ss Celery. per bud* id to Is la leros., p. kta, Is &I to Is Panel per dos, Is to Is Saner, per boa r, 2d to Sd 2d to id epinee4 Carmil'P' per bswk bf. 6d 3a 6d I Thyme, Pir per bunch, 21 10 fd Beet, ver s a: to Is 64 Parsley, per don bnchs.,l66d Onions, maw., Is to fe Bee 1, green, per bunch, 44 per re 6d to Se 6d Watereneses, p. IS bun., Mto Is Leek., per bun* fd to ad HONOUR TO WHOM HONOUR IS DUE.—We are reminded by Colonel Perronet Thompson, that the felici tous expresaios " shockingly human," used as descriptive of the greedy squabbles of the monkeys in Exeter 'Change, alluded to in our columns yesterday, as having ap peared in the Westminster Review, was quoted from the Examiner. The Colonel has written too many good things of his own to need to plume himself with the feathers of others; and the same may be said of the real author, to whom be restores the credit—Mr. Fonblanque. ANOTHER FIRE IN THE CITY.— Between the hours of two and three o'clock yesterday morning, a fire, attended with serious damage and loss, happened on the premises of Mr. Ralph, stationer and bookbinder, Throgmorton-street, City. The constable properly refused to allow the doors or shutters to be broken open till the arrival of the brigade from Watling-street, with Mr. Braid wood. The engine was set to work, and by great exertions the damage was confined principally to the destruction of some piper and boxes. The aides of the counters were also burnt, and the stock in the cutting-rooms, basement, and workshops damaged by smoke and water. Mr. Ralph is believed to be insured. Tux CITY OF LONDON.—The census tables show that in the City of London there are 115 places of worship, with 87,578 sittings, of which 18,387 are free end 30;413 appropriated. Of the number of places of worship, 73 be long to the church of England, in which are 41,199 sittings, and the attendance on Census Sunday, in the morning, was only in number 18,790. The population is 127,869. COPTRIGHT.—An Order in Council, recognising the paring of an act by the legislature of Jamaica, to SWUM and protect in that island the rights of Bntish authors, and for earring into effect the provisions of the act of the Imperial Parliament, paned in the 'elision of parlia ment, holden in the tenth and eleventh years of the reign of her present Majesty, chapter 95, whereby provision is made for protecting the rights of British authors in the said colony, directs that the prohibitions contained in any other acts of the Imperial parliament against the importing into Jamaica, or against the selling, letting out to hire, ex posing for sale or hire, or possessing therein foreign reprints of books first composed, written, printed, or published in the United Kingdom, and entitled to copyright therein, shall be suspended, so far as regards the said island. A second Order in Council, recognising the passing of a similar act in the island of Grenada, prescribes a likii.ragnlation fee that island. SOUTH WALES RAILWAY.—TraffIo for the week ending Jen. 8, 1864, 3,2185. 16e. 9d. ; corresponding week, 1853, 2,7161.125. 9d. LAileettingeneati— FUT! THOUSAND CURBS erteon N a m= by IlAares Itimoimno aLsiCa 70014-- , Nisvar"my fifty rues' ladrowadis way tam dycs= eas. asthm, red = r scaottestlea. Ilatahmsy. ain or ao a rave s ra him Ims essystby D igu it= aoarloot lood!--Narlo JoSt6 maid% Shy arar Me. Coro fa IL el tbe So 11.1 A He Lid emit ft D m ing—A Am - emiknils WAN has per F• 01. sal intberlo Se p•011000m at tiro Nars."—Stain de Denim SWI. osaidara,....24 Is. W.; !lb.. at Sid; b 11., at its.; Mb. et sm. , Va. ; blh. 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