The Express. — London, England, 1855-01-02 00:00:00

Ir c ,,A„.,,,i - . 1 .-x....,- 01 x-e- , - ---;___._„, ."../-----.- . . . I T. •, No. 2,611.) LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2, 1855. SHABB LIST& ELWATIL 1 lk die dis (THREEPENU. SECOND EDITION. MONDAY EVIINIWO. With the exception of Great ilestern --- stooko7lich fell 1 per oent, the railway share market to-day was generally steady, and little affected by the decline in Console. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock was firm, whilst Eastern Counties and Midland showed some flatness. 10 i to _S I N Asbewani i =Mom JimWs to Ordaniss . BerabirodakOia.laills DV= wad Oalal Raw' boles of haw; MONEY MARKET. MO`NDAY ETIIMNO. government on the re-assembling of parliament. As it stands at present, the merchants of the Hamden trade are as mash in the dark as, sir, yours, A CIVILIAN. The London Joint Stock Bank has notified that it will pay, in due course, the half yearly dividends falling due on the bonds of the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad Company, Michigan Central Rail way, and Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company. From a list drawn up by Mr. Miller, of the Jeru salem Coffee-house, containing particulars of the vessels which are preparing to enter outwards from Gravesend for Australia during the month of January we compile the annexed particulars : Vases. Teenage. For Victoria „ New South Wales l6 .... 11,401 „ Hobart Town 4 1,895 „ Launceston „ Adelaide „ New Zealand 4 1,821 „ Western Australia' FROM THIS NIGHTS GAZETTE. ti to 11 all 10 to 10 30 M) 3 PO all Y) all 10 10 Di. SwF ft* bibs Do. Igoe lip.sadap.l7 acavert a te ., MI iigloda Druid herdia airman f i 34 34 als 30e 1 4 4 rin e pa I Oa i pa 11 XI 3i The English funds opened with a doll appearance, and showed heaviness as the day advanced, finally closing per cent. lower than on Saturday. Business continues extremely inanimate. Money to-day was in good demand in Lombard street, but somewhat less so than last week. DOWNING STREET, Dee. 30. The Queen bas been pleased to appoint To•inaiat Roe tent, Esq., to be • Member of the Legislative Council of the Island of Trinidad, and Themes Parker, Esq.. to he a Member of the Legislative Co•aeil of the Island of Sr. Lads. I: 4. :MVERS at FEM. ONE HUNDRED Oftwik. IILOATERB kw (maws, iadwied). lw PM piAtse• stamp ter Fad as caw preArred).—Akdras 'MONAD urrui, Maim Y umesik . akkke, a isoestn red anima THIS DAY.—Two o'CLosx. The railway share market to-day is prejudiced by the fah in Consols, and is generally lower. The exception consists in Great Northern, which have risen to 224 to 234 per share. South-Eastern are steady . at 174 to t. London and North-Western stock is quoted 1004 to 101; Great Western, 684 to 4; Midland, 684 to 4 ; Lancashire and York shire, 73 to 4 ; and Caledonians, 301 to 4. French lines are rather flatter. Do. do. Wk. Law. k Atl. I Do. Cert. of Deb Do. Campy.% p. a Otvat c`evtral of Fru I 7 &lfta • t Ws to • Ms idle , ita g s sui I In another column will be found the details rela tive to the French loan of 500,000,000 francs, or about 20,000,0001. sterling. The terms at which it is to be jutted are considered low, and calculated to oRRISTNAS PRESENTS. C meet eareyobloollartsge Orr Ude Waft *1 F eeft, se . ee them whirl Nod to the pramedes of Health sad Ibreottal •*ae. tin : Dos us he more aeorrylabla WIZ ROWLANDS/ NACANIAI =day tiaesendoet lustre to die Heir, and oersteds. It to lama. ROWL•IIDV KALTDOR Warts rebuilt lie= ar the Cheek. fad &gluey sad eaftatee to ow Reads, Allll. Seib; ead ROWL AND, ODONTO, er PEARL DENTIFRICE, Wales re 's ~ the Teeth reart.liks Goa readers the Breath meet eadpare. The at am* 10.408 , 41 &rope. thefr mere' we by D i m I se ligliMeWlarrsearay•ftlieleetbilme, • . . CROWN-OFFICE. MINBINS RITIIIINap TO Small IN Till PILIVINNT PAZ LUNEN!. December 30,1864. City of Norwich. Sir Samuel Eignold, of the tilt Norwich, Hot., in the room of Samuel Morton Pito, .;who has accepted the aim of Steward of her Majesty'. anor of Hempholm. January 1, 1815. County of Aar. Sir Jaime Ferguaeon, Bert, of Eilkerran, in the room of T . Liwitenant-Colasel Janne Hunter Blair, tleceseed. 111 ait:i i41;8 74;i1.7111:::1 Do. New 8 per mot draw subscriptions from this side, should such be admitted. The Three per Cents. are to be issued at the rate of 651 per cent., and the Four-and•a-lialf Iper cents. at 92 per cent. The payment on sub scribing is to be one-tenth, and the remaining instalments are to be spread over the unusually lengthened period of eighteen months. Notwith standing the delay allowed in the payment of the instalments, the fall dividend on the' Three per Cents. will date from the 22nd Deo., 18.5/, and that :_I WI 00. - 5011ppakes. Gt. Wan. Canada, Pharr Do.Bda., pay 37.0 pt. WI 33 Do. ea. U. do. U Do. do. Ft, do. SO Dn. do. 7$ thaut ay. Dirillos add Tomb ... die 4 IPs pa pa r die pa. 11 die oar i iPa OIDINAILT MAZES AND IMXIDL, I=r l kiII.WATS. ro i lAterdses • ukkm.. 20 206 1 . 13 1 3 ills. 16 17 .. ram k L1ite 5..... 16 SW) Nara= al aft. /Ilk dims jai pa ilia • aisbrity sadarsileara. laid by A. ROWLAND sad SON% 20, Ilidecimprdes, Laedcas, aad by ClinsWa sad Portootoro. Bonn of Someone beltatkosa. allie!alw ial aU iDaXisakildt.l on the Foar-end-a-Half per Ovate. from the 22nd Sept., 1854, an arrangement by which the Minister LUR AUSTRALIA sad the COLONIES.— 000p._ jel_kosabbe ZOOrileo.—Cloooo.llPS P AM ROls 112 Z f• plebe - 4 agankm, is Ms. MP% lel boot. sad be bow Me • low Dad outorho empselmas la sidores l i ve. requireihr Wats; ea. be bid on g oons Imprielbel mum PRICE ()NE POINT 11011QUARII NI Peewit SON.CONDOCTING W kr grigazasen billers ani Z a plpes am Se per ant d ad.— =Sreslimidi sot by pc.t fa appmerks op =oast I vowomant, LONDON, wbo do my* NW Weno Pot and INODOROIT•►PeIt fer damp erali •a• Habig We Irmo to amble tbe temperatan. 1:41F.13 RMAR. —Protected by Royal Letters Ma ire mend by tbe We et the Zeds de M Toth erg the bombe ye el gt =t4llsloo. 111144444 the le • it the edema" mg eilemthe thethes. Thassee. 1. ethetheetty. dram sue stases emeiteath -4 IRO* seethethee i leans et thseethelithe elide awake Yoe se MN ban lbeestee es arliele 04 let e nth et the With et • wet was et the Mom Ith S. le the mg eseelassed m pm* kr I= l it iam idea. votheftethe the Meade yhydsbea levele eelth es e m, es the beededthe eveles el Ile pelesre eertheilieth rel WA a the -'-Ueda Is the loath math vetheeth blew oft the. 1.1„ irl 4, re allbetheeebt et brie sr ma, sell et all fleeMesalT caderea lbst wag be as the Wei new Meekest emir we ye Mils la mot h at I la. oath Lbs. by pail ail sea, V ie lj =es. et NM 4"4. Oshetherse% thebetavese; =lll6 lesbeethrilleeetheeti ona. "6l.6l. lataliffliVe eA gthath W. . Wetheeeele444eyeet, L UDIIII SELECT LIBRARY.—AII the BEST SIM nay ts bat is siebtates Ira tadeasadve watsmilms of an ramps' iteA__ no W w NAV sill wit dim alial WOSKs ssa - isatan ego wumiksel re be ea misessa.—mAmm OiltririneL THZ DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PAPER, priss 54. el all Im mi relbens. Mai Liberal leerssi, the arrocats of tree wauseres arid se Ia themerst sag ales of its Portal am, —is the seamy of its law met% ad la the and .erasable sad warartial Wore - erairri W eity, railway, ad soarary ankles—this W ee " Mt CORRCIPONDINTS AT TIC HAT OF WAIL ITS FOMMON NNW, IS RELIIIBLII AND IMPARTIAL. La adarety early mart if shipper is the Mika Real le sep ias/ le it bevory (Oporto/ Mail, sal II sealeirt ONLT DAILY MINIMA WORT, with lit er IT MIDIS ALL OFTENER ADTILITIARIIIIITIL • lls datag Irispealea. ma therablemper by sere thsa slaty mead= am lb emeMpellada,die maw Ira, by gsaistassy .1 watt lehemliaroadieerlar Merl a ebassaave era pardon eat Tols asp. To be aired ti Imadisas se Bares m tba bream ;se at the Asa M._ Maar rat. Imam NAL ualawr be eaperierrl is Marla. the pipr by imolai per M a relamil wrath* yralliesw ww, es applisatkr, famish the sums at sows elms ady sopply It, at Ms. Sd. per "'arbor, psl la 'IMO bp taielliss *War. 'DAILY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUNTRY by [mem von, at It.. pw w. ;almost Is dams. WrOHN MADDOX. le, tippet Albasy.pt.„ legaat's-part.llooksallaa W Itrre MM. AILT NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 am. tali a p.a. at la par week; sappaid ti tows at 11001aUT. at Pow i yet A. et lbs. be r l i c h t is uarber ; W. WALTIMI. 111, Timplbarest. rIILT NEWS LENT TO READ, in London, el lb. por ipartar.-8113fTli 110112111101411, ot 11l 11.. b. - allllo D0..115. b. pot .0.-11. MUMS. S. bubmistbrost Wool'-. 11... vet. BAYSWATER. —DAILY NEWS LENT TO ain; sod oupptild to tba aotutts7 by maim post, at MEd. guitar, pald la Mom*. L BUUICR Grtowtartaa. Wet astmageat. Trio* 4d. het by poet fog Iva =ape, COMMON BLUNDERS MADE in SPEAKING d WRITING. By Miami W. au= Authog el "Hints ' se Wonslas. - to. "TRY =Wel WIN beet will eselle n ===. It ought to 14 on Min be to the umg Wore WM Mueusm= = ii imemomig lord to cure."—RdMele. . W. IL Collogrhago. Oft Pre= 1, Longlece. MR. ROBERT OWEN AND HIS MILLENNIUM. over to A very crowded and somewhat singular meeting win held last evening in Et. Martin's Hall, Long Acre. It wu convened by Mr. .Robert Om, who has nourishes that bislang-promised ailsnoiles shall ususson this year, and that it shall be ioasgsratsd os Mesday, May 14, by a peat aggregate meeting I. the metropolis, if delegates from all governments, cosotrise, religious, stets, parties, sad elasest. From that day forward he has declared that there shall be a total chugs in the condition of the bosun este, to be brought about, ant by revolution or violation, but by patio means sad by the pond consent of mu kind. The precise mans by which this mighty change is to be awed it wu the object of last night's nesting to develop, but the explanations were for the meet part of every cloudy and unintelligible character. Mr. Owen, who was the chief speaker, denounced all existing governments, religious and patties as degrading to the human race, and as tending to produce nothing but falsehood, wickedness, and misery The object of all religions, he said, ought to be to improve the character of man, but he would there state distinctly that no religion which existed upon the face of the earth was calculated to instruct the human ram for its kappicess. Then wu no government, sect, or party in the world which could effect it; and, as long as the present systems stilted, happiness would be banished from the world. In the millennium which would commune on the 14th of May the human rue would be emancipated from misery and vice, and " a universal attractive sptam " would be put in operation. Everything was prepared for the op:unease meat of this new system, and nothing was wanting to seam its eompleta success but the union of the various classes of society. He felt every confidence that it would put aa end to war and all divisions among men, and that it Would create a lasting paradise on earth. The world was at present a demon manufactory, bat he would change it into a manufactory of angels without wing!. He denounced the runt monetary system as the great obstacle to the illimitable creation of wealth, and it would be part of the duty of the delegates who might assemble on the 14th of May, to specify a time at whisk metal sad papas mossy might be done away with. The delegates would also taloa mataures for teaming universal peace although children woald be trained to arms, so as to resist foreign barrios ; and means would also be adopted for promoting a peeled equality amongst all slams at society acowdis/c, age. Mr. Atkins, civil engineer ; Mr. FM Mr. Wilkins. Mr. Campbell, and some other persons addressed the meeting on a host abdicates connected with political, sottish ids' metope!, and ',lgloos reforms, sad the proeeedisge were at length adjourned until the important day is May. Wall OF Ms. 13118WICIE s OF HANCHLSTELH nit *Sly mauled slim, lit ma year. the side( sa -7:111t of asteethe et • Mad at • 14.32(1° %aft selelei. R• was bows sham* lin_ Gahm tau tassosea a see of lie ant sea el hie w alk 'Mast asatimealy appeasers sea aseiaaeser leseasi bin shout mama impel with iha zawift ealwasd), he Ma the spume* et a 111111% wet seasal to be la the Ow w 1W was se atameiss to Wes who bead bins esopleis he ems tine past ef .Ithea sod Ile plibiliedis le le iboday mt., eat aid est teams aisih is ei beat mei Otaaaq ~W. • w haste hem ha iseth, sal mills tram T yea y sate aratege- taaaw Valises of NY aellsedleels mina W MN Wit =sad " he eer—the eo wbisik he We is am la t BANKRUPTS. II a HINZT Newer, North-Waco, Kinnland-road, builder. n ILICIIAILD Faso= IiZIMIDT, West Cowes, Isle of et. Ix.' WAtbt, ebenia. 50 DAVID LIUDINIDORF, St. Martin's-le-Grand, City, cum- so mimes lieut. so ionit 0•113111 T. Frederick's-place, Old Jewry, City, 25 woollen warehouseman. _ _ et. Inowas --- Bicagnis, Richwoteart, Linn-street, City, it dealer in wood. at. SIDNIT 81.1.0 D, Bristol, cabinet maker. 2 3 I . Pusan?, Batley, Yorkshire, wonted spinner. fit. NAPRTALI BART, LilleTDOSi, botcher. at. THOMAS WADSWORTH, Macclesfield, silk elegies. St. eITHOMAS Titostrgon, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, licensed victuller. iit: SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. st. BA WILLIAM MIAMIAN, Glasgow, commission agent. et. Brom Faazis, Girno, manufacturen' &stmt. es. ALILIANDIN 111'ne.Iasi, Glugow, carpet masufee Pt lit. hirer. ta IRELAND. -.-- 3 - DUBLIN, JAx. 1. tii There was a terrific gale from the west daring the entire of last night. At intervals it blew with so i much violence as to create considerable alarm. 20 111 IRISH_MILITIA. 43;aeif ill Mi n( las headed Dickson ea I . #49stant Love the Cm& Hernias is Limerick. 600 enzollescreernits for the County Limerick Militia were paraded on the measles, and their numbers us increasing hourly. amend *then have alas joined for drill, and the clothing for the amps is Woe Milk up at Gilpin's, London. The County Limerick will be eat of the Ant Irish militias embodied and 8t for service. — Cr./AA—The Moen of the Clare militia have received orders to commence training forthwith, preparatory to the regimen being embodied. Few mantles is Ireland have been so sueseifil in recruiting, though only • month since the order for enlisting was received. Over 200 have already been meshed, 90 of whom were obtained within the last week. Since the report went abroad that the regiment are about to be embodied, Clare Castle he. been assigned by the authorities as their head-quarters. CARLOW.—On Friday the order for embodying the Car low militia wee officially communicated by the adjutant, Captain Knipe, to the staff, and active measures will be taken sooordiagly. To the regiment, when embodied, will be attached • " band ; " but it will take sums time to com plete the arrangesisals. We may therefore repeat, with out delay, to me the barracks occupied by the militia for drilling and training. NORTH TIPTIBILART.—We are glad to be able to state that Nenagh has been selected as the head-quarters for the North Riding Regiment of Militia. We learn that the poem of all the officers have been filled up, and we have no doubt that when the enrolment for the ranks commences, which we understand will be in a few days, a sufficient number of the " gallant Tipperary Bobs " will be found to make up the muster-roll.—Nenage Guardian. OALWat.—Oa Friday last, Captain Hughes, barrack muter, left Galway for Loughrea, to give up the barrack there for the um of the above corps. It is only capable of accommodating slaty men and three efficere. Cacthow.—Tlie immediate embodiment of the Carlow Regiment of Light Infantry has been finally resolved epee, sad instructions to that effect were received by Sit Themes Butler from government on Thursday. ATIILOHR.—Tho adjutant, Captain Trench Nugent, and staff, of the Westmeath Militia, attended on Friday, at Athlone, for the enrolment of volunteers. The number offering amounted to twenty-six, who were regularly at tested. Colonel Caulfield and the staff of the Rossommon Militia also attended on the same day, and procured a good somber of volunteers. SUPPOSED CHILD MURDER. Jane Offer, the wife of a groom resident at Win chester, has ba n committed to prison on a coroner's war rant for the wilful murder of her infant, aged about one month. The prisoner bad been low spirited, because she found she had no milk for the child. The demand was found deed in bed by the father on his return home, and Mrs. Hobbs, prisoner's mother.in.law, deposed that after the child bad been s u mmed by a surgeon, the mother wished to go up stairs and did ea. In about tea minutes after they heard her c rying out, as if in hysteria, " What *heti Ido ? What shell Ido ?" She afterwards went out and down stairs into the kitchen, throwing herself on the floor. When witness got into the kitchen she put her into a shah, and she said, "That baby would have been alive to-day, as well as it was yesterday, if it had not been for me. I have been the death of my child." Witneu said, " Jane, tell me what you have done." She said, " I rammed the flannel with the spoon into the child's mouth." Witness asked her why she did not call her. She said she could not, the devil was with her. Waited till the child's father came, and then told him that such a thing as that lit not to be concealed, and she 'koala tell the Polies-constable James Stratton said that whilst he had the mother in charge she began crying, and said, " I should not have done it if 1 had breasts to suckle the child." That was said when Mrs. Badman brought the flannel. Mr. Mayo, the surgeon, asked what portion of the &noel it was, and she pointed out a corner, which she said she put in the child's mouth with her finger, and not with a spoon. Mn. Badman said when she was called by Mr. Offer, she went in and saw the child, which was quite dead. Blood was flowing from the right nostril, and the lips were black. The flannel was on the table. The mother made no observation, but to take the flannel out of the way. Witness observed to Mrs. Hobbs that the baby had been strangled or suffocated under the clothes, the lips were so black. The prisoner, upon being asked what she had to say, after she usual caution from the coroner, said, " I have nothing to say," and declined to call any witness on her behalf. — Hampshire Independent. ENIGMA. Lay Israel in his tents outspread Where Arson's waters burst : Shone Column's sun high overhead ; On Moab's hills fa envious dread While solemn sacrifices bled— Stood, looking down, my first. And he, as ancient scrolls rehearse, Besought the Prophet for a curse, Invoking war, dismay, and death Upon the host e■amped beneath. Where Heels, in the northern seas, Awakes in dreadful energies, And bursts his hoses bound ; And earthquakes, heaving with the dwelt, Belch horrid Ares, and split the rook, And deep snlpbureous vaults unlock, There is my second found : Wild war the lone leelander sees Of Scandinavian deities. As torrents down s mountain's aide, Forth did the brave sin hundred ride To urge the kettle's deadly tide, And crush the Museovite : Bat in the storm of shot and shell The horse and rider mangled fall ; And woe, alma l the tale to tell Of that hereto Vet. There la my whole : forgot no more, The Isaias's wild and fatal Aare Ilia write ea England's page a maw Nos previa is lap iodise kw. W. W. 111 D,. de. do SOS ... IN IllirMll.ll bar ........ all Chute sid all Cart mat Mdw .... . al Wads mal BIWA Jaam al: Daamijostb n mad aber4J. lab east all Dlttr as tgarl Wawa all _ 100 Lamm View aiNI A Si De. Ogee &U. eds.) 100 Dr Yrs & lay Cot Lessedibe etlabosti an Bamberg% sad 100 F.Atalweklerthattadie 100 Glory le neva Welters 100 Great Northam . 100 Da A. deli 100 Do. A, OWE IA Ct. soutb. awl West. (In ) 100 Gael Walesa _ _ 100 De. Stegartang Go.l all Lomas" sad Carlisle B:: nw nbretirds 10:1 Unimak. .rd Yalta! .1 . 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Priam 119alhola al Prams IWeat P_lpiadus _ Pe fli Tlirk" 7 7 • I Do. 14 per Oast Paler Wasters et frame Weliters et Bwitastlasil 3i 4 4 1 5 3 113 IS 171 - --- Clueing Semnses No. 3karee Mmes. Paid prima does yesterday. Way. 100, 0 0 1 tam Fria all 4 14 30,010 I +Anglo nuetrallva Dale all 103,90 0 IS. rAnaM Calikenien 10,60. 10 e/tuttralasian 20,006 20 snuatrallan 66,004 1 Amaral= Cordille;... all 140,0 M 1 tuition.. Freehold .. .11 3 4 31,0 , 1 .ve Marla ail 5,030 30 Inaenavon Iron & Coal all 5 7 300,000 1 British neutrals& Gold all 20,00 20 tbritish Iron 13.3 6 7 10,466 05 ißraulrep.iies.allipM 2 2 SI 2 1 ROO SO Do. Comes and L. - 1 1 if 11,000 20 Do. IX John Del Rey 15 30 32 110,0 M 1 Canon's Creel 3 1 00.040 1 a 47 MI Coo4relluCcOken lopW Mln.Co.,Jani i ii 1 dl. par 130 40 100,0 00 00 6 /Colonial Ookt .., 1 I I covievo II 14 350,400 St. /Copper Mime of RN. all 30 5 16 5 8,00 25 +Do. PreL 74 ppae Oast all par 2pm 73,000 3 fltre.l3A all 1 lf 25,000 2 +Fortuna 100,00" 1 Greet Naglet Van Reg. all 4 I 20,000 :0 /General 72,60/ I Grand Ducky el laden all f 4 11,000 4 Great Peigoodi all 60.000 I Liberty 10,606 3 +Wares all 8 3 10,000 5 iiieltaabin 1 401. epm 133,413 1 ellaristuts 30 ,0 0 I New Draw& 60,080 1 tN.Linarm 1112.8m.Ci all 2(0,000 1 Nouveau goods 10,00 D 20 Poutetbaud Silver Lead all 13 16 100,0 1 6 6 Port Ptilllp t 1 60,00 1 Quarts Rock all 10,0, 0 60 t &hymnal Iron 10,000 13 tDe. New 7,10 30 .iantiago de Cuba lll 31 SI 10, , 1 0 0 1 ' , null Austral= all 1 I 6,000 10 Ile Croft 43,174 20.2,81 /COW Maim al l2l 21 24 71000 1 Waller 100,000 I Wait liarkpole all wan Mariposa., Tramkrabbi by JOINT STOCK Chula' No. on. !LIMN. Pd. prises Badman dose yesterday. to-day. ---- ------- 21.310 40 eastralsala all 79 81 791 40 Blit.ool.2ankaLosn Co. all - - !MOW 50 British North AMISICSO all - - 40,000 23 Chartend Bank of Ads 5 1 01 Ws 30,004, 20 Chart. Bank of lulls, I Atotralia, and China.. 2 - - dl. 20,00100 Colonial - - ism. 25,000'100 flunineseisl of London 2O - - 13,00 f, 20 Eng.,2lsse.,&Anst.Chatt II 31 3 di. 22,041 90 Lea.Chest.Bank of Awn- 20 211 12 10,000 34 Laselosisd Osaaty 2/ - - 804 00,0001 30 Lesden blast Meek lO - - 30,000 , 10 Lteduteed Westmhoter 20 - - 1",0001140 Nat. Pres. et England_ 3$ - - 100 001 20 Do. New lO - - 20.000 30 Xstiseal of Ireland - - r 30.001 20 BMA Wales all 34 36 13.823 IS IlleitOesporatke all 37 39 20,002 , 10 Paraboloid Inlaid. 23 - - 4,000' 10 Do. Ifew all - - 80,01 6 Boyd Australian Bask ing eel Geld Imp. Co. 1 - - 6,000 13 %nth MOM& 23 89 42 ad 41,0001 23 Union al Austreils 6,0001 ... , Do. New 2l 6 10 60,000 30 iUnion of Lead= lO - - MISCELLANEOUS. Closing Priem SWIM. MOO Na SO. XEMONLIAIMOVIL Pd. pseuds, today. 22,000 6 Awe PM and Iron ... ell - - )3,000 23 .6turall 171 141 161 12,300 4160aeleimae Mall I - - 61,000 1 Beyel Kau.. all - - 35,000 I Bean Wetawarta Aria" Asemlom load- 40 - - 60000 klitt.9ioMAM.B4l/Ad.Co. 1 - - 10,00. 1 'Asada-- ..... l3l 100 103 St. De.lipst.krataltily 100 1081 1071, 107 a d Mar Nam wow (Viand Mow 130,001 4 Crystsi Mrs citruses. 4 - pa NOW t Prim OM 6 - - 12,0 rt lasetele Mime' 20,600 1 Mu. Ihrrigatke 14 - Os all - - - 6,000 Irish ire= lO - - M,OOO 1 4,2linuesea2aLT•L ell - - KW) 10 Ilesises Ili ILAmertesa 6l 7zd W.OOO I Masking Patat.Sta. red il l -.- 20,604 10 Sethselands WA. 1 1 11 MOO N.lll. Weiss &elk Wm. Weans Nwipika Ou. 1 - - Nem* With Brit. AWlleholna all i 1 23,00 , earth of FlNnew., 121 - - 120,000 Perlitiveral all 21 21 20,000 Painralar &Orientate. 60 - - 20,000 Portland h.' Oomplay.. all i 2 i tt 14,140 1 Basal Mail Mein 6O '6l 160,000 1 esettialt Asstr. lavestm- all 111 11 100,000 1 Do. New 14,2 es 2 emu/ Australian Lend -23 4 j! 3/1 4 73,000 1 Soto/mine Tete". Scrip.. all 1 75,000 1 Do. Do. Bag herel all I 1 1 10,6 W 100 Vim Disusea's Lind 24 1 1 121 ADULTERATION OF FLOUR AND BREAD, TO THE EDITOR OE TEN DAILY EWE. Sia,—The cue reported in your journal of yester day of a systematic mister. of alum with flour is the pro mos of grindins, is a very important one, and it is nicely and prominently amplified in your leading article of to-day. This question concerns particularly all Paterfamiliases, and being one, I take the liberty t. ask your insertion of a few woes on the subject. We may safely leave the miller to the police magistrate, but il,e baker is amenable to the consumer, and adopting the ides with which your leading article concludes, I beg to make a suggestion as to the way in which the " line may be drawn" between the baker sad the public. Our bread having as regularly advanced in adulteration as the prices of wheat has risen, reached at last a point which led to the discharge of the baker, and, in traasferring my custom to soother, I exacted from hint a pledge that, whatever the price of the loaf no alum should be used In the manufacture, which I submit to you may prove an example worthy of general Imitation. To remedy a long standing evil a be ginning must be made somewhere, and often the simplest mans are the most effective. How long have the public been crying out against the crowded state of London bridge, when all at once the simplest remedy is devised, namely, a elassifleation of the traffic, which bids fair to re sway a stupendous grievance, not only at one but effectually. CITIZEN. December 30. _ .., 10 ZNOLISII TRANSPORTS ON SHORYL—Letters from Constantinople, dated 18th Dye., state that the Geor gians (acb.), with a general cargo from London, and a large English transport were on shore at Bashat's Point (Duda aelles) previous to that date. [Advertisement.}—HoLLOwnt PILLS POR THE wrierroat. CUU or Droesr.—The ssgsbid Okay d gale Is the allillairle-wpoi allistel W their use, In estrelt met one d doom is sea esinstissay. Tire efiledeldi se deb ink peedled OM ths that Midi boa dime me serried U: say totem smselelles. die. Milt ariamsgp this ametintbsing tkws dia. Na miss basyssey at *Me. Ist a Nasasell natlfelies. Semis se prOseW pubis se 11 6 %:1 bess sesseiss Is Orem aSsieshissik es they sme Ihe lase MAW* am Isters.-11111 1. di dstigests. sad se Pretesser iellrenere IdallliSiest. M. I Unice ; sod 14 RaiftsdeSsa NW Tick. 10 I 13 1011 1001 of Finance calculates that the subscribers will receive a bonus of nearly 31 per cent., u compared with the present range of prices on the bourse. Four per cent. discount is also to be allowed to parties wishing to pay up the instalments in advance, but this privilege will be confined at present to subscriptions not exceed ing I,ooof. (say 401.) of annual ratite, the object of this arrangement being to prevent large capitalists from deluging the market with the new creation of stock. One of the most interesting features of this national loan is the extent to which facilities are afforded to small capitalists. Subscriptions to the low amount of ten francs (say 4s. 2d.) of annual income are actually invited. The lists are to be open from the 3rd to the 14th January. The effect of the terms of the loan on the Paris bourse is not yet known, New Year's day (this day) being observed as a holiday on all the continental market.. At Paris on Saturday the French funds closed at a decline of about per cent., the Three per Cents. being last quoted 66.70, and the Four-and•a- Half per Cents., 92.60. At Vienna there is no move ment of importance. The Amsterdam market is well maintained, but at Frankfort Austrian stock has experienced au unfavourable reaction of about I per cent. Consols were Stet marked 911, and had drooped at the close to 90; to 91 ex div. for the 10th January. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for account, 10th Jan., 911, 91, 911, ex di,. Three per Cents. Reduced, 91, 901, #,l. New Three per Cents., 914, 1,1, 1. Long Annuities, ex piring in 1860, 4 5-16. Three and-a-Half per Cent. E' :chequer Bonds, falling payable in 1859, 99/. Exchequer Bills remain steady, at 4s. to 7e. prem. Foreign stocks, though extremely inactive, remain steady. Equador Bonds met with some inquiry. Turkish, however, closed rather lower, at 751 to 4. The list of the day's sales is limited to the following, viz. :—Braziliaa Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 93. Buenos Ayres Elbe per Cents., 63. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 901 (exchange, 25fr.) Equador Bonds, 31, 31, 34, 31. Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 16th January, 211. Sardinian Five per Cents., 831, 84. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 184 ex div. Turkish Six per Cent. Scrip (paid in full), for account, 16th Jan., 754, 84 The nominal quotations current in the foreign stock market at the close of business were as follows : Austrian Five per Cents., 81 to 84 ex div. ; Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 97 to 99; ditto New Five per Cents., 96 to 99; ditto Four-and a-Half per Cents., 92 to 94 ; Belgian Four and a-Half per Cents., 90 to 92; Danish Three per Cents., 78 to 91; ditto Five per Cents., 101 to 103 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 60 to 61 ex div.; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 91 to 92 ; Portuguese Four per Cents., 40 to 42 erdiv.; Russian Five per Cents., 97 to 99; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 85 to 87 ex div.; Sardinian Five per Cents., 83 to 85 ; Swedish Fonr per Cents., 83 to 86 ; Buenos Ayres, 51 to 53; Chills° Six per Cents., 100 to 102; ditto Three per Cents., 68 to 72; Equador, 31 to ; Granada Active, 15 to 17; ditto Deferred, 5 to 6; Mexican, 201,t0 214; Peruvian Four•and•a-Half per Cents., 69 to 71; ditto Three per Cents., 48 to 50; Venezuelan Active, 22 to 24 ; ditto Deferred, 9 to 11; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 174 to 181 ex div.; the Old Three per Cents., 361 to 371 ex div.; the Committee's Certifs., 44 to 51 per cent. Satisfaction was expressed at the announcement of the arrival at Southampton of the steamer Lady Jocelyn, from Australia. She brings specie from Sydney, 64,960 L Ets. 6d.; specie from Melbourne, 76,8091. 6e. 6d.; total specie, 130,7691. 14e. Geld dust from Sydney, 2,0110 z. ldwt. ; gold dust from Melbourne, 80,3840 z. 193wts. lOgre. ; total quantity, 82,3960 z. 'Ogre. The demand for gold for expor tation continued active to-day. A very large amount of dollars, certainly upwards of 200,0001. worth, will be taken out for China by the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer leaving Southampton on the 4th. The 203,0001. in specie brought in by the steamer Atrato is expected to come to hand about the middle of the week. The corn market to day WWI flat, and Englis' wheat ruled a trifle cheaper. The committee of Spanish American boudhold inform us that they hive this morning received ad vices from Mr. Mocatts, their special commissioner at Equador, dated Quito, the 22nd Nov., stating that he had concluded with the government an arrange ment of the Equadoritut foreign debt, which had been approved by the Congress, and is now in force, if the bondholders sanction it. The agreement, which is dated the 6th Nov., will be found in another The committee of Mexican bondholders have handed us the following : The Committee of Mexican Boadholden are in receipt Of advice. from Mr. Rickards, dated Vera Cruz, the 6th lilt, at which date he was occupied in endeavouring to in troduce improvements in the practical working of the de cree of 1860. Colonel Facie receives by this packet, for the dividend fund, 72,000 dollars from Vera Cruz, and 18,811.92 dollars from Tampico. The subjoined has been received from the Mexican Niaancial Agent : MaxicAx DZIIT.—The West India Mail steamer Atrato, jest arrived, has brought, for account of the Mexican divi &ads, 93,088 dollars. Besides which amount there is al ready deposited in the Bank of England, 21,3881.195. 6d. Mr. Richard Thornton, chairman of the Committee of Portuguese Bondholders, has deposited his usual pilot, made through Mr. John Donnison, jun., the aviary, against the arbitrary reduction of the Porto. peso dividends to the rate of 3 per cent. per annum, and also against the non-payment of the arrears. Tenders are to be sent in to the Admiralty on the 9rd inst., for the hire of two or three ships to convey army provisions from Deptford and Gosport to the Crimea; and to-morrow (Tuesday) for the convey once of provisions and stores to Jamaica. The subjoined letter has reference to the non enforcement by our cruisers of the blockade of Rossianforts in the Black tea: WANTED AN EXPLANATION. TO THI IDITOR 07 TIM DAILY NWITS. Sir,—We have blockaded the Baltic ports of Russia with all the effect and by all the moans in our power, and many British merchants settled in those ports have be en forced to abandon their homes and break up their establishments. In the meantime Russian produce is very freely leaving Russian ports in the Black Sea, and upwards of 450,000 qrs. of 'Wised have been shipped at Ranch sad Taganrog in open defiance of the allied cruiser', or by the tacit permis sion of our rulers. Perhaps, air, an explication of this strange difference of trestrient for die muse coloplaint may be extorted boo the • ' Total, Vessels 66 Tons, 33,706 The corresponding statement for the previous month (December) showed a total of 67 vessels, re presenting 46,404 tons ; for November 81 vessels, or 50,179 tons; and for October, 97 vessels, or 63,800 tons. This comparison exhibits a stead7.decresse in the movement of shipping to Australia. For Sep tember the totals were 83 vessels, or 65,773 toes t for August, 80 vessels, or 40,974 tons ; for July, 91 ves sels, or 52,731 tons; for June, 99 vessels, or 53,678 toes; for May, 88 vessels, or 46,407 tons; for April, 76 vessels, or 38,625 tons; for March, 83 vessels, or 44,410 tons ; for February, 79 vessels, or 45,241 tons; and for January (1854), 73 vessels, or 42,738 tone. Land and Bank shares to-day were generally quiet and steady. The stock of the Bank of New South Wales was quoted rather lower. Crystal Palace shares were steady, and closed at 3} to 31. It is re ported that a dividend will be shortly announced. THIS DAY—Two o'cLocK. The Englieh stock market continues characterised by a gloomy feeling, and prices have experienced a further fall of f, per cent. Consols were first marked 91, and have since drooped to their present quotation of 90i to 1 ex div. for the 10th of January. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 901 to 90i ; the New Three per Cents. at 90 to 91; Bank Stock at 208 to 2081 ; and Exchequer Bills at 4s. to 7s. prem. Foreign stocks are very dull. Turkish Scrip hail been sold as low as 741, and is now quoted 741 to 75; Mexican is called 201 to 211; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 171 to 181 ex div. ; and Russian Five per Cents., 97 to 99. Dutch Four per Cent. Cer tifieates have been dealt in at 911 to ; Equador at 3 . ; and Brazilian Four-and-a-Helf per Cent, at 91g NINES. MONDAY ETININO. There have been some inquiriWTO:claTio7slarett . in Clijah and Wentworth, and Nuntcos , and Penrhiw, but the mining share market generally is very fiat and inactive. The Gold Mining shares remain dull, with little demand. The General Mining Company's shares were quoted 11. higher. For shares in new undertakings the current quo tations (which, however, are in most cases little more than nominal) are s ubjoined: Connemara, to a per share ; Culchote Copper, ato f per share ; Sue Ricer (of Jamaica), ato a per share Jamaica Copper, fto f per share; Cologne Lead, to per share; Dhurcrle Lepper, fto 1 per share ; Great HUM United Tin, 3.16 to 6-16 per sh. ; Iberian, f die. to par ; Oberahof, ato 1 per share ; l'eninsulsr Mining, 1 to f dis.; Tamar Mafia, fto j per eh. ; Clarendon (of Jamaica), f dia. to par; South Dcron Consols, 1 to 1 per share ; San Fernando, fto I per share ; Great Cnnnis, to dia.; Leckamor Copper. Ito per share ; Oakeley, 101. to 201. per share; Dalton Iron Ore, par to a prem.; Wheal Tehidy, lf to lf per sh. ; Treweatha, 3 to 4 par share ; Ballygoneen, to f per share ; Sortridge Console, If to If per share; bictealfe (of Jamaica), 1-16 to 3.16 per sh. ; Adelaide Land and Gold, fto f per sb. ; 01116- y-ffrith Rhed7u , f dia. to pm.; Treburgett Consols, f to a per cab. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica), j to f per share; Welsh Potosi, par to prom. ; Vale of Tawny, 6-16 to 7-16 per share ; New Linares, a to 1 per share ; Great Cambrian Mining and Quarrying, to j per share; West &Midge, to per share,- British Aurralian Gold. 1-16 to k per share ; North Kingston, kto per share. Gladbacb Zine, a to 1 per share; Lake Bathurst Gold, 1-16 to per share ; Ludgran Lease, 7.16 to 9-16 per sh. ; Austra lian Consols, jto per share; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, die. to par ; Lusitanian (of Portugal), par to fpm ; Wildherg Consols, to If per share ; L'Aigls d'Or, 1.16 to 3.16 per share ; Great Wheal Vor, f to 1a per share ; New Grenadian Land and Loan, 1j to 11 prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocz. The gold mining shares remain dull. Agua Fria are quoted Ito 11; Nouveau Monde, Ito ; Colo nial Gold, to 1; and Great Nugget Vein, Ito t : all per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 351 to 361; Peel River, 21 to 21; North British Aus tralasian,l to 1. United Mexican shares have been dealt in The mining market continues generally dull. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAY. RAONITIC TRLEORRPR.) (71011 OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) There wu a moderate attendance of town and country dealers at our corn market this morning, but business wu very dull, and prices remained unchanged since Friday last. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Sroaa.—This market has opened for the year with vety large public sales, which indicate the 'desire of holders to sell. To-day the sales are going as well as was anticipated, as bayou are found at a slight decline upon the prices which ruled previous to the holidays. The reflood market steady; brown lumps, 435. ; grocery, 435. 6 I, to 495. COMM.—There has not been a public sale to-day. Na tive Ceylon quoted 46i. 6d. Tito.—The trade are buying steadily of good and fins qualities. Common coogou quoted 10d. buyers. Cottox.—No sales reported. Rl:al.—This article continues dull of sale. In other articles no material alteration. LONDON MEEKLY DOCK RETCH 1 IsiportaLl Dethered.f Msoaa.W. India Mauritius __ . 1,450 ',WO Bengal tliladrse Foreign onus, W. I. Yoche Ceylon Lorne, B. P go r ay er V:lndla ... CO 2,400 1,100 1,600 3,700 4,000 10 150 850 450 '"3. 21,600 ;3,200 117,000 64,000 105,003 f 168,01,0 847,00 1 170,000 700 ; 600 121,0 ! 15,0 0 49,700 96.206 6,100 12,700 1,2 6 4,860 15,600 7,800 TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet, with but little &inn. Town tallow L quoted 631 nett cash ; Petersburg T.C. on the spot, 641.6 d. ; January to Muth, etts. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade without alteration. Prima meadow hay, 725. to 804.; superior, 84 s. to 90s ;interior, 655. to 85s. ;Jowls, 80 . to 80s.; elover, 906. to 115 s. ; second out, 80'. to 100 s.; straw, 225. tl 275. LIVERPOOL MARKETS.—JAN. I.—New Year's Day is observed sea holiday in the cotton and share marks ts. Paz DuNmow FLITCH.—Mr. and Mrs. Blackwell, of Crenbrook, Kent, having claimed Mr. W. lisrrison Ainaworth's Flitch of Bacon, Mr. E. T. Smith, of London, has kindly offered (on the same conditions) as a second prise, a Silver Goblet, with a mashie inscription to a second happy couple. Mr. Smith, in his communication to the oommiuee, remarks—. The Flitch may be consumed, but the Goblet will endure, and can be handed down from parent to child, as a proud trophy of the happinwtoknoolt ancestors." /• • •"•. ----- _ LONDON-BRIDGE.— ander which tit* slow in par near the kerbstone, reserved for carriages, r . which 's, moo into r pesesseraL • a . . z.—The new transit' ninianoas . . I 11, traffic in @soh diristtiosjp aside to stone, the middle of the romtectft War". es, omnibuses, end other eirJß:Visi ‘ - , 1 opsesdos yesterday, sad pin 14 4- t • ' 1 • .7.):,L-- . .. - ..- , .....ii.. ; -. .1 . . 0001011°1 I I I NOTICE OT DITIDZIID. B ANK OF DEPOSIT. NATloxia aucruses W urniennuff MINOCIMON, Ne. T o Minna" ` vim. A.D. Ilpsdel MA ladlowsk no Irinestreetlimaili bawal. Sena et per Nei ar. at pie Mossits.bilstOrienber, NU rody ar a NM lir klarnard malls doily. OtresNr. nolo askew of Inman Mem w teg=rrersalme Opo the lir 41 as Ilislet Dom& Psupdans sad rams kr ing Aossasso sot from aNNINdom. F il o 86.1 lle IS II Sie 64 41 42 ?Ai .11 17 24 41 0 22 41 7 55 65 (0 4 i 14 i II lei ON i i $4 $6 1441 alit 74 a in 64 4 1$ 131 Is as