The Express. — London, England, 1854-01-16 00:00:00

~~ P (Erin t%51 No. 2,310.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 16, 1814 [THREEPENCE. NOTICE OF DIVIDNID. D AIS Of DEPOSIT, NATIONAL ASSURANCE, ant INTEIMENI ASSOCIATION, 7, S. Martia 6 44l26" Trablisusquare, Loodos. Estilklattesl A.O. TG WARRANTS tor the HALF-vsAiEv Efll3lllT. at the r n of t emit. per minim as tie Ineedmont iIMMk dais Ina taw" to the 3 let Deanabm win to RRADT kr DIUTUT as sad en 9th January, and payable daily batches the homy of II and 8. Patties realJuis at • dYaaea say have the Wormate and paper a m , r t. tee, arded far •are : the moot will thew Pr laid on predatalon at the Wail LAW* la Landon. or tramedttad la my other way tomtit tho ooneeasewe of Dee. 14. 1 083. PETRI Dijar iu r . Yestaila, Datetcc. hvegaltara he appliaatke. rvit GUINELB.—Mr. WM. H. HALSE, Medical Oalaariat,a Inalararisk-ogsate. Lase" Wain ?nob tu t nvs OVEttb APPAIATUNDI aro sew may. of gaiteglOSllMld Int Ida Pastablat as Weikel Gamins. CHRISTMAII PRESENTS .— TM ozaberanos of the AMP. mid seem se Math Wein lbs Isla sad yontlfst to OM to Minim miss the p slum Ilikode, sad Masks* to deem sspeoisi MMus to w doliss of SD woo. r lo st this ftsuee mon tbsi IOWLANDIP IMAM* OIL, for mad* sad loom* • Morlost WWI of Irk ; KALTDoki, b. terottri: 1111 Arli,kdr. mad lissokies sad ROWLANDS' COON fie Pori tloos losol~ pearl like whiteness to tee ' "s• WWI We Iniessed Ow 'Raiment of tow pooMi sisommoss ss usissrabuy snit% Is sod admired. Nem* of swims *ifisilifir.—Ssid *A. ROWLAND sod SONS, flattmosrles. imfts WI ibiadsts sod sorhom. THROWIIIII AILITHJIITICAL QiIICIIIOIIL Not potttotiot ISNOtO Theamad. 1121110, U. CIO*. tbaqUESTIONS in ARITHMETIC By WILLIAM Twoirm, Arithmetical Waiter la the liegllsli IMpartmeat et roe Ofilliilif Wool re King Edward the Math, Illralaghm. Alm, by the same Amber, MORENA to the Quo noi U. s metal Ad. do& led la the above Uwe. Iva lambs : Wyk% Marehall, sad Co. Hirmlashma : J. B. Wiry. DAILY NEWS: le. Ma Massa 01110.11.6.="ffer., the brad et the Lt. tuna hem el Owed BARI^ ebeemilwr free seen, la Me leeebet in" end all earl era put-el telone. ~est 0004 eseinl, Olithiblika. b tbe mina irl Tiles 04 its Gown* litiet.—l• Obi sew el Ite Low tie me* ate beperdel dtseeeeer of be Lys al = la sek ma tb=lmetimdbtese eemmedat w I_ lbel3l7. 11•11w4. Arl Illaitry ARM"— Sim Pepe be eetememe. eellellee • wee duelled llet d cif tam way saw pew— IL ▪ 680 / 49 * we, Need tee leelbe be the Ulm Ileme by wiry weetleal umb—ele tie 021: Man DEW, ebb bet et pier% so ° T i = 10 e• blab" se big the salg paw Wiles the IG IWO *lda embeate. set It elms sedel4 fres Malone U Woo t Ur I utopou to p oollio bumf to dhows by ON Int Mrs of Oat fot ot litio to Uto bodies Union vita It ea be um taut this /spot (So rompot il = s firso 16 04 yaw) MO Is On flan Wit= Woo ill* ~Um 8 St. M No isilloboiL Slows loud. IS *atm assumna .. 1M—....... 112,147 N. Moaroto Its .... ............ -... UIt...MON IPS Itcaotoo 11150 ma.....- 111$1.--..... 1,1314•00 to. DAILY 1111116...—. 14 Ito 4111011111111molootoiloo -- of 11.10 11 =Joileutir robs Mt whin rouroly ammo. lc • N . . Tio • liagn .NOlo' 11l OS A n elli i.i nn i 611 lASI= =MIN _ 4l . mow From Oho tot It tank Ugh ipoomd rolotioli Mord toso-ou ...• lA=ll=4lllll7:rell abines. . %Or= Slowly it st se -tt.a itiltly L' .11io w loor .0. ft daily papor.lto pdallaii tom than currommado with ha 0111111111/116a b. snare.' is, To to ordered of ray Dookaaos or Newman in the kingdom ;or at IL tko o*.. 1 0 . Dorrondoomo' 1. Float-Onst. Loudon. ISt 14 TIM PRESTON STRIKE. PRESTON, JAN. 14. The returns for this, the 21st week of the strike, and I.3th of the lock-out, s►ow that the number of unem ployed hands relieved from the trades union funds, was ; last week, 15,721 ; increase, 261. The amount datributed in relief this week WAS 3,0291. 45. Gd.; last week, 160. 3d. ; deneut, 676/. Ils. 9d. In on address to the operatives, which aeeempanies the basun sheet, the committee say—" We cannot con gratulate you on having received t►e large amount of a. ney we had the pleasure to acknowledge last week ; but taking into consideration the Christmas holidays and the eatriorditars now storm whi:h visited this part of the country during the last week, and the total suspension of hosings w►ich it caused, the slight decrease in the amount of hands this week does not disappoint as. The Christmas festivities are now over ; the mow storm has Fared ; the mill. in the minus districts ore now at work ; some of three who commenced working short time in Glossop and other places hove commenced working full time, bw cause they could not induce the operatives to discontinue paying to the support of the Preston operatives. There :ore, we have everything to encourage us and bid us hope for the great things which shall be Cone by the operation before the termination of this struggle." IGa cloth-laokers, warehousemen, and three other see• Guns of watkasen, have this wet ls commenced soliciting rub. .zriptians from the pcblic, azd it is evident on all hands that the edicts of this prt tracted contest are most severely felt. The shop-keeping community ecraplein bitterly of dimi tithed rec. ipts, and, doubtless, with just cause. Altogether, the icjmy sustained by the Piwn is incalculable, arid the m.scinevout consequences of this dispute will hang heavily 3poll us toe many, many years. Mr. Wm. Ainsworth (secretary to the Masters' Associa tion) Las tutted an address to the public, in which he coa rse(' the prices paid at hie (Church-street) mills with the LiAC itbarn standard list. He states that " for every deectip. Lien of fabric nanufactured in our establishment, with only three eaceptions, the prices paid by us were higher than those quoted in the Blackburn list, after adding the ten per tent. given by the Blackburn masters in August last, and that in the three excepted cases the prices paid were pre. cisely similar." The usual weekly meeting of the unemployed, held this aftay.son in the Orthard, was fully equal in cumber to any G! .ts piadceeesoss, and there seemed no ab►tement in the entbass.iim o: the people. THE ACTON MURDER. On Saturday Mr. W ildbore, who had been charged with bine concerned in the abduction of the boy supposed to hare been murdered, was spin placed at the bar of Carkenwell Police Cont. The lad, Juksen, was recalled: and, in answer to Mr. Hs wkinr, the banister, said he would not swear that be had or had not pointed out another man u the person who bad taken the murdered boy away in a gig or chaise. Entrant Earthy, 19 T, stated that he was with soother officer investigating the circumstances of the horrid murder. The latter was in uniform, and witness was in private (lithos. On Jackscia seeieg him ("rituals) he accused him of being the iudividnal that decoyed the deceased from Old street. Wm. Patten, a lad residing with his father, at 4, Riding House-line, PortUnd•place, was now sworn, and said, that en the Monday or Tuesday at the end of October last, he no away from his father's house, and when going to bin steel in Golden-lane, the prisoner, whom be recognised in the House of Detention, asked his to take sharp of his bone and cart in Old•stnet. It was at seven o'clock in the evening. The prisoner came back in ten minutes with tvo boys, one of whom get into the cart, and was driven away by the prisoner, and the other went away. The mimes, here gave his description of the prisoner at the time, and likewise of the horse, cart, and hareem. 3k. Hawkins severely cross examined the witness, who tnitn.dieted himself and the other lad over and over again. Seigeant Gann, 0, stated that the last witness picaosl out one sot of harness from several on the prisoner's magus ,n Friday. Mr. Daniel °Min, of Golden-lane, barns-maker, uncle of the witness Patten, said that his niptiew had run away tie times, at the least, in the last twelve mouths, and cows to him. He eeuld not say when wee the last time. Mr. Peter Patten. father of the witzen, stated that be its positive tots son, who is very unsteady, ran away from Lim on a Saturday in October last. He was gaits certain is was away en Sunday. He came back in six days. &T into Hanby wee again called into the witnesobst, nil in answer to questlone, said he saw the body of the deceased as hour alter it hal been discovered, and he judged List diath had taken place within 24 howl previously. It persisted a (earful speetaele—the Tight eye was black par t rry .town the cheek, and the bones were almost protrud r. the skis. Mr. Hawkins called several witnesses, who clearly showed t at Mr. IVildbore was not in town on the 31st of October e...b his horse and chaise; that Le came to London on that d'-y by rail, :and returned by the same cenveyance at 20 minims to b. after din' with Mr. Frederick Sowell, tswrisary surgeon, at W , and that he then tak tel with two nano and • 'opium, and did set Isere home afterwesds an that alOt. At the eentluin of this Minn be (Mr. liawkns) _sincerely .sod that this melodies spinet mid client be dis• ?elled, mid that hie trissib wild feel satisfied thin be bed NUS more sinned against dos sinning, at las lOW dile be I'M my that Superintendent Martin and the edeseemillest , 'San had dace no more them the cirenmatancesd an kin t.sl4 a ease fully warranted. Hr COfTie telly mmeetraml with the learned esimml. for Le had not the 'lightest Wain la desisting Mom was la evilest* whatever pima Mr. Wildbsee, end fernor, that be disbelieved alts. the testimony of Patten. dna if ths endues for the Mau had net bees given to. he Emil km dimbergsd the prisoner, believing him lasessat man. Whea MO the prisoner was set at liberty, be was warmly and •:sly cheered by his friends. SHARE LISTS. SATIIRDAT EVENING. The railway market was dull tithe morning, stook proving more abundant for the settling, and there being consequently a tendency towards higher rates of 4 , contango." In the afternoon, however, an im proved feeling wee observed ; and, although the im provement on yesterday's rates at the close was in most cues trifling, the market left off firm. North Uttar were again in demand, at a material advance, and Caledonians and Eastern Counties also improved. i . !wramm .iiirtriefit-1483 limiVelv.lilimirwy 41 i IM.Ors.#IIeLpINKA I ii 4 Da es b. lel- 1 la Wax 100 Oaladadas aD Mow ma nabbed • aD Cart sual . . 41 MOM isi . Deadsa i rZarl Aber. di is Dilla a t i t e last sill MIND la swam Illaka,_aaar A— w. De. Oft 1. U. a.) . WI I Da. slais . 100 bat .Lualmalip il-11M• 6343,3 bergliffra S Ise :3323633.1. . 100 Orem Is IMO IN 1 001 IN 1 Dr 1, Wei IN 11% 11. 100 IN 01.1190166010110(10..) 10 Girt WOlOO 11 Mil bob Irian ... 011 11000190 not 00110 .. 3 De. New 100 IAIOOIOOIOI !MAW I til Wog &Was Oats ell Lads Nieto, ne Lorin set mastwan ICLea. 11111. Us.% h. ll guallmal IN ! 00• At LOS Loin Weekt U Da Db. kr NNW D•atiodoLasen.(o. ~IM wear a Sotith-Restern „. 10 isaae."4,6l.lsarlemb. ,11 441 Illard Do. Mall al. tar , 100 D4.lll•Csa (N. . 4144 . 1 04 1414.6.Wa1, 1741 LegioNsiraMirek.. 100 Nolureled 3 Oft 11471 1 0 17 11 ti sod 411 ItyrrWenlesbaktice. IN Ncrlb.lt II Do. New $4 Omar vow too rorth 1341,116 II V 1 Do. A ; 08.440. 4 1 4 North LastlN INN NI. _ y sad Men_ I it+;i~ca rmr.+itw_ sir ilortli Welton 10 North Ilidetitk WastJuns. 100 Oda* Rom, & 'lOO Otalral IGO ;Ststlhe Wesel .100 Arra% Bina . ilOO Di. L.KS.ll4••;4llii 17 10 *heiumbay — silitTritiel 951 all 99999619/37 man Limner Ohr.W. NIL) ... Ifs 1 1 1 N fe la.dßry „. 39 I 14 Ihmvphire Usk. . 10 AO Dual .., 50 1 40 IlnediWake .. is uiditeibillat4;ll6. 23 all 11001101011140 a 11 20 I 12. II IVA, et Pei& . 2: ail I ildidive rad 30 ' di ' 10 • 14 }Wag 00111*dl 10 lit Illidides sod Owydet ... . W.4 . 1041=11' ) .1 ft. 100 ;I 23 , 63.11aioders 15 , 115 All.3l.ll.lhodeso , St. l 10t. Tat soi North 1610•ar I LUIS MUD AT II 1100 fleokhogkomolkro (lased 1147 I Olpiorfolo /seal= Is faskelklf.Wonorloi - loOolkloofok). 110 flooelbsokooLgookelpk% Onood io Gt. Nortloorn). ftosisNor Is Dona forams, flowerltoOrokt‘rert• re! W per Dock to Tk. N. Br.). N.TosilrldlJ IS I 3 = mow dime RAW., 1 Inaid Orlenwirl as OrrNSW\ Nalooro, asibramse poop .IN tairaluDelar-ber0: 0 1. Omilo Norfolk) . 1110, ler . _ 14—&—lianasiattimp prIn ▪ Ostia le UstAisselet Ow yr Nat PO. _ PiuMeaLWEI., sox — OW _ _ illl6llll POI* le Et._ Wimailreg puma Is amp DIM tar WIN • limimet Dona wOmit ---` NUM Wow sett lislieds BMWS tO _ INwpm Nom w_ ad 3 1•= 1 DION oil limess DEM 11•16... Oa talks I _ NM krisi i i Gnat 111 Mast _ Eirsik aissomagi eltesess . 06. o. ++ arm =so ilmMos 817 .03tini , Do. Do. lo Peotiroeir DG. 131 le !•I ,ssiosmove:: pot s. Arno im.) Iloveglaa Tn.& Mks. Nib sod 411•11 Pelisse Odors Iftisarl aim !W sied mei arm pr CUP Pre IMP= it hal ..: : I nassft- THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. - The railway market to-day, in sympathy with the firmness of the funds, has shown an improved feel ing. At the present moment the market is steady at a general advanos oa the final rates of Saturday, especially for Midlands and Caledonians. Landers and North-Western stock is now quoted 1021 to 103 ; Gant Wiliern, 82 to I; Midland, 62 to I; Lan- Main sad Yorkshire, 64 to I; Dover,, 18 to l; Claidludans, 261 to 27 ; and Great Northern', 11 le 1. Freioh shares are se. to 71. 6d. per sitars better than they closed on Saturday. Northern are quoted 331 to # ; Strasbourge, 31 to ; and Paris and Lyons, 131 to i prem. Luxembourg, are steady at 91 to 101. ORDLICAIT SHAM AND 810C110. mass Prins Saturday. 19 2.4 41 st I 1 12 10 die 11 IS Ns $4 N 421 144 116 14 U 43 44 agi i i Ili • • 4 1 • a 41 Si a H 2$ Ni • 1 1 19 of 111 II! 100 IN Ble 818 92 . 95 iij lij 634 64 74 7 etis 17 14 7 4 107 10% mow* Pl l 7 Pa . t 3 fid" Ii ii aim lo 9 " Rle n Gli •Ij $3 $6 14 14 418 4 Par a 21 6 I 46 IS 31 IS Ws SI a i # 6 Ps 6/ 5; 511 1 die par 35 66 97 91 93 56 55 33 50 33 60 2; 3 de 111 15 7; 15 61 II 3# 14 II e 9; 32 33 3 2 Cs 17 . 56 . . l 3 2 4 1 7S SS 57 7 5 43 84 4. 4 4 a . 4 . - i; ei W 101 IC3 30 01 110 ICI $0 if _ 109 In $44 14 17 $$ 11 144 34y 254 21 3 110 100 6 0 a HP 10 10 10 I li Si io ii Ili 9, lILWATIL 26 I d 4 2 d r 16 Pok 12 14 3 -S. 116 I n e k ; 4 3 i i 2 I M 4i7 s i die par 16 41 41 4 1 1 I 711 . 7 vm 76 8 at, 331 se 14 i 14 i S. 4S 44_ 3i i• 303 3.1 3 I d 17 3 13 3 1 die par Oi II lin T 4—es Ift 13 1141 01 00e U" 11 4 i lii I lel 1%; 6 4 1 1 63 1 761 6 7 s+ 111 I 41 “ 3I j 2 44i4 SSi i 13“1 $ll i 1 0 144 Pomp . ................I K 1011601 la twarriprO. - I{7 lO /SO —le NO 11 orlllllol . l Si oU Oort ad irmas ....... II 0 Dor6oloo..w ow. Pm 700411 i f is 14 il IkatArli.l4,4n 4 41 II I Ds. Po 10 TI 4 'pap. I. Me pa 0. ~, 4 nwar---A... P•itti 1 1 1 Pa II 10 .Do. Marl 080 Ns* 1 41" fa 10 lire. pet IL 100 Ploot lasserliO4 I all ErtatiratTodarpo h. "— 1 i sate..l4•ls.Depirkig. — ll — si `.. 10000100bauf prom 1111 120 1001Do.11pr =L S ew 114- 1 j_defrils stlepAt. pa,, 100 .110 ameolus. 44 et , midis Media _ _ ... I .. 6 Pa . .4 4 101 109 91 100 4 am par 140 142 St.,lolltoi et. 110! I DIM Swami ' Lout NW PesLi pine 'Ditto likat Gbaw.4 w Ct. lamillaWasSOmMlrie IY 4 4 l afon7 60, 4 1 .• t."! TiIAW Ds. li, ~, ~ ~ ~- I; $ poi I 12f $4 I to per I ea i i 'i "L La iIN c di lii In i 14 De.V=Talloy 6 pot March Sollorarini " .... " : I O:Md. Waselsr, rd Wolvor..Bll.lllppi Oast Cilt.B Atte Melo SsottisitOor.trel Itretet. Melnisar. M7Obselor(Nor.w.l 11, per psr Omit— Do. OM Ave* Dena 13 SS Is I in Si ell .! I .! 100 102 i IKa N 10 Tormai;el Spore Asapc ;~: _._ 1 : i ot. too 74 , 1%Promos afteg a °Uttar* el lisgaugs). l Pito yorkkAllid.l.llo.Pnie.' 15f 161 I U 1 di" 13 24 193 104 17 II "ii di. 14 T 31 4f Madam dam today. 7960 CC z MONEY MAREET. SATURDAY ETZKINO. The English stock market to-day showed much firmness, and prioss gradually crept up during the whole of the afternoon. In spite of the official confirmation that hostilities on an extensive scale have been renewed on the Danube, and notwith standing the circulation of unfavourable reports relative to the attitude of Austria and Prune, the market finally closed at its best point, which repre sents a rise of fully j per cent. on the closing range of yesterday. The market is strengthened by the arrangements now in progress for the settlement of the Consol account, which to-day seamed to indi cate the existence of a more decided ontstanding speenlation for the fall. The upward movement was also assisted by the receipt of considerably higher prices from to-day's Paris bourse, and by intellipmes of a rally on most of the other leading °outlands' markets. Money in the Stook Exchange was in iscreatiog demand, at about Si per cent., owing chiefly to the settlement. Consols opened at 92k to 93, advanced to 931 to 1, receded to 93 to /, and were quoted at three o'clock 931 to ex div. for Wednesday. After that hour the price touched for a moment 931 to a, and was last quoted 93 to 1. The rate of carrying over to February ruled generally at "even to 1-16 con tango," tea jobbers being lenders of stock at " even," aid "takes in" at 1-16 " contango." The official hiss rivet is as follows ;—Three per Cent. Clanels, for mosey, 921, 931, 93, 1 ex div. ; do. fir account , 18th January, 921, 931, lex div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 931, 1, 1. Three.and-a-Quarter per Cents., 94, 941, /, 1. Bank stock, 217. The Stock Exchange wu kept open till half-past four this afternoon, by special resolution of the com mittee, with a view to facilitate the settling now in Prlrein the several departments. requer Bills closed ls. higher than yesterday, at ea. to lls. prem. India Bonds were quoted par Os ' 4s. prem. The foreign stock market wu quiet, and pre.~ seated no important change in prices. At 4 &cask Mexican Bonds were quoted 231 to 1. Fermi= Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 65 to 67 ; ditto, Three per Cents, 46 to 48. Sardinian, 87 le 89. Spanish Deferred, 201 to ; the Comtattev Certificates, 41 to 41 per cent. Russian Five pa Cents., 108 to 110; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta, l 90 to 92 ex div. Granada Active, 19 to 21 ; ditto Deferred, 6/ to 71. The list of sales includes Austrian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 75 (exchange fixed at 10fl. per pound). Brazilian Old Five, per Cents., 98 Dutch Four per Cent. Certifl oaten., 94/. Granada Deferred Bonds, 71, 7, 6L Huai= Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 911, 91, 92 ex div. Sardinian Five per Cents., 88. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 421, 4 ex div. ; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 201, ex div. The directors of the South Sea Company have acceded to the expressed wish of the stockholders, and have reduced to 3 per cent. their charge for making advances, at the rate of 100 per cent., on the security of South Sea Stock, for any period not ex ceeding three months. The imports of the precious metals this week have been comparatively small. Our list includes : 49,2911 ounces of ggoold bthe Ambrosine, from Geelong; 362,759 do a. by t he Asia, from New York ; 11,0001. worth of gold by the Forerunner, from Africa; and 6,000 dole. in specie by the Lady Eglinton, from the i Brazil& The total value of these arrivals may be stated at about 280,0001. The Custom-house state meat also records the import of one box and one bag of bullion, by the Rhine, from Antwerp; two bags of coin by the Caledonia, from Gluckstadt ; and 37 bags of silver ore by the Texian, from Central America. The exports appear also to have been limited. The Custom-house statement of the shipments of the precious metals direct from London, during the week ending Thurday last, includes only 2,000 ounces of gold bare, and 600 ounces of gold coin, shipped to Belgium. The value of this :s under 9,0001. No silver is returned as having been shipped. The other shipments reported to uscomprise2B,oool., chiefly in silver, for Calcutta and the Mauritius, by the General Screw Steam Shipping Company's steamer Mauritius ; 282,000 dots. by the Margaret steamer from Liverpool, for Havre (being part of the specie brought in by the Asia from New York); 4761. in English gold coin (besides 5,7001. in jewel lery) by the Great Western for the Brazils; and, 25,1001., by the Tagus, for Lisbon. The total ascertained shipments for the week are thus raised to about 120,0001. The gold brought in by the Walter Hood, Francis Haute, and Ambroaine, amounting altogether to about 600,0001., became deli verable in London this week, and of this a large proportion is known to have been shipped abroad in private hands, whilst the residue 'Juts - been sent into the Bank. The tallow market, which on Monday experienced so marked a rise, and in the middle of the week showed decided &twos., again advanced to-day about 9d. per cwt., on a more warlike reading of the Eastern news. The closing price of Russian this afternoon was 60s. 9d., " buyers," on the spot, and 61s. 6d., " buyers, " for delivery in March and April. The fifth call of 11., making 81. paid up, falls pay able on the shares of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway on the 16th February. The final call upon the shares of the London, Til bury, and Southend Extension Railway has been post poned until further notice. Land shares to-day were fairly supported. Bank 'hares were firm, and those of the Bank of Ans . trams and Oriental Bank rose 11. per share. In other stocks of a miscellaneous character there was little feature. . . Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses,u received by Mr.Reuter's telegraphic express Amsterdam, Friday, closing prices:—Dutch Four per Cents., 911; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 614. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 20 7-16 ; the Coupons, 44 per cent; the Old Three per Cent. Foreign, 42t. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic", 714. Portuguese New, 35 13-16. Mexican New , 22 13-16. Peruvian New, 621. Granada Deferred, 7}; ditto Active, 18j. Greek (Blue), 6a. Evader, 31. Most of these prices show an improvement. In Austrian and Peruvian the rally is considerable. The exchange on London is unchanged, at 11.65 short. Vienna—Closin . g prices (Friday) : Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic', 924. Exchange on London, 11.54. Bank Shares, 1,320. The Four-and-a-Halt per Cents., 82. This bourse also exhibits a favourable reaction. Hamburg Friday : Spanish Three per Cents., 36 ; ditto, Deferred, 18/.Sardinian, bl. Exchange on Louden, 12.15 j. This bourse presents scarcely an ;rankt g o e rt . Friday : Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic", 73, 1 . Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 20i ; the Old Three per Cents., 384. This market is materially better, especially for Austrian. The subjoined telegraphic despatches have also been received : Liverpool, Jan. 14.—Cotton.—S No change. Danzig, Jan. 12.—Corn market fully sustained. 5,000 baled. Stettn7, Jan. 13.—Wheat, for spritig, 981. Rye, 72. Spelter, 71 paid. Breslau, Jan. 13.—Spelter : Nothing doing. Hamburg, Jan. 13.—Coffee firm. Spelter dull. Wheat firm, without animation. St. Petersburg, Jan. T.—Exchange on London, 391 to 3.16; ditto, Hamburg, 341 to 3-16. The ex change is lees favourable to this country. So mach importance attached at present to the question of the supply of guano that the subjoined ex tract from the Gorrkner's Chronicle of this day may be interesting : rle he nz aso mesh* ie cloud There is not toe in the of the peat importers, and the agents of the Peruvian gemrenmen ere compelled to decline all orders till farther supplies shall arrive from the Pacific. People naturally inquire how this has come to paw. Are the Ch'ache Islands, and the Lobos, and all the other deposits, exhausted I Or us the Americans running off with this valuable sublimes / Nothing of the kind. The explana tion we understand to be that notwithstandiag a moet unu sual provision made by the importers to satisfy the demand here, that demand hu increased so enormously as to baffle all calculation. Nearly three times the quantity consumed In 1862 Ina been bought in 1853. We believe we are not far wrong when we set the sales of game, during the lut eight years, at something very near the following quantities : 1846, from June to December 24,600 tons. 1847 II II 1848 II 1849 II IS 1860 N " 1861 a ", 24,800 " 18411 " " 11118 OS " Ups. tai n s lave no comment to make ; no one could I have oniteipaessil a deficiency of supply when considerably ' above NMI Mee were provided to meet a demand which bed stew emeseiei fie,ooo tons. Whether it is that the &eel et • vie lapin Me eland consumers and dealers to lay to twiee abets nasal stock, or whether Admiral Moresby's report has led to the belief in an approaching scarcity, which we believe to be a gronndlem appreheip sloe, we do not know ; but the following ramp ill a circular now before us, Limed by the Peruvian agents, seems to indicate that the former is believed by them to be the tame cause of the unexpected demand which has arisen. -7 fie are inclined," say Messrs. A. Gibbs and Co., "to think that most of oar friends have forestalled their de mends, and thus thrown a large portion of our orders in the earlier arrivals, instead of spreading them over the whole season ; but as we cannot execute them, we must decline any new orders, at all events, till we see more clearly what the course of the business may be during the spring, and in how far the large orders we have already executed have forestalled the demand which usually occurs later in the season." For ourselves, we leen to the opinion that there are no great holders of guano, and that the demand has arisen from nothing more than the improved condition of the agri cultural Interest, and from an increased conviction of the sterling value of a manure formed of fish that have been digested by sea-birds. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocw. The English stock market continues to show a steady upward tendency. Prices, after experiencing a further rise of 11 per cent., are now quoted 1 per cent. above the improved closing rates of Saturday. Consols opened at 931 to 1, touched 93,1 to t, and are now quoted 931 to 1 ex div. for Wednesday next. The " contango " remains much the same as on Saturday. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 934 to 94 ; the Three-and-a• Quarter per Cents. at 94 4 to 951; India Stock, at 241; South Sea Stock, at 114 ex div.; Bank Stock, at 218 to 2171; and Exchequer Bills at Si. to Ile. prem. The foreign stock market is generally firmer, al thoughstill quiet. Mexican has advanced to 231 to 241; and Spanish Deferred to 204 to 1. Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents, have been dealt in at 66; Danish Three per Cent. at 83 1 . ; Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 43 ex div. ; the Pasaive Bonds, at 41 ; Dutch Two•and-a-Half per Cents. at 621 cx div.; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates at 95. -G-- SATURDAY EVENING.. There hu been a fair amount of business to-day in the British home mining stock market, which re , mains firm, most stocks being scarce. Great Polgooth shares were flatter. Amongst the sales reported ' are: South Francee, 245 ; South Tolgue, 143, 150 ; l Alfred Console, 244,251; Wheal Mary Ann, 39/ ; Great Wheal Alfred, 28, 30; Stray Park, 121, 135; Bell and Lanarth, 15 ; Wheal Uny, 11, ; Gone mena, 14 ; North Wheal Trelawney, 61, 7 ; Treleigh Consols, 2, ; North Downs, 4, I ; Molland, 2, f; West Wheal Jane, 21 ; Tremollet Downs, 12s. 6d., 13s. 6d. ; St. Day United, 25, 1. The gold mining shares exhibit no feature of im portance, but prices were steady, especially for Agua Fria. The Colonial Gold Company's shares show flatness. Waller shares were firmer. At 3 o'clock, Colonial Gold were quoted 3-16 to 5-16 prem.; Great Nugget, 5 die. to par; British Australian, to / dia. ; Agua Fria, 5 ton prem. ; Nouveau Monde, / to 1 prem. Imperial Brazilian shares were inquired for in the afternoon, and closed at the improved price of 6 to 61. The nominal closing prices of new undertakings are as follows :—South Devon Console, dia. to / prem. ; Lewis Hill Range, A to 3 dis.; Clarendon of J amaica), pr to 1 pm. ; Golden Mountain, to die. ; Mount Carbon Coal,/ to; die. ; Benmare, I:dia.tol pm.; Conne mara,/ dia. to par ; Glenaulin, 5-16 to 3-16 dia. ; Aus tralian Mutual, I to 5 die.; Poltimore, par to 1 pm. Great Crinnia, sto 1 pm.; Garnett and Moseley, ito 5 prem.; Sue River (of Jamaica), die. to par ; Met (of Jamaica), I to 5 pm.; Australasian Coal, Ito 1 dis.; Britannia Gold, 5 to # per sh. (all calls paid up); Fortuna, to I prem.; Obernhof, par to 1 pm.; Glad bach Zinc, k dia. to par; San Fernando Silver Lead, j die. to pm.; Peninsular Mining,lk to 1: pm.; Cologne Lead, / to 3 dis.; Chancellorsville Freehold, par to pm.; Jamaica Copper,/ to / pm.; New Linares, 1 die. to par ; Melbourne Gold, / to 5 die. ; New South Wales Coal, 5 to / dia.; L'Aigle d'Or, to dia.; Dhurode Copper, I dia. to I pm. ; Carberry West, 6-16 to 3.16 dim. ; Moselle, par to 1 pm. ; British Colonial Smelting and Reduction, / to I die. ; Lackamor Copper, / to 5 dia.; Cumberland Hema tite Iron Ore, par to I prem.; Port Royal (of Jamaica), / to a prem. ; Albion Gold, I to 5 dis. ; Adelaide Land and Gold, 15 to 0/ dis.; Rhenish Copper, I to 5 prem.; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, 3 to $ dis. ; Liguanea (of Jamaica), / tog dis. le NI te;Di; Si 111 IA • MilW Cl— leas= Peters &as /o*. KUM. Pali. tatarday. ta4sy. --.- -- --- 190.000 I Air Ma sn 111 us If 70,3410 1 limb aersallsa Gold an 4 is rar 100 . 000 1 0 e. • ANWOollwalaa 10,000 10 fautlalarl an 17,000 10 tarliallia 00,000 1 Assaelia Oordlnues 100,000 1 iluatelles Pres Mal 14.000 I eve 1e5e15......... . all 4 dl. 11, 99 lams.= km 44 sal in 9 11 7 . 00000 I Ii Ma tallm Gold in l 4Ma 30,4110 le 4Brlllatiree 3.5 e le 10,e30 li •Ilresimp.(4saatli.pa, 1 144 64 111 61 4 6,004 SO De.olealssad estate al, I 26 11,000 20 Do. IL Joan Del Hwy 13 30 81 ill 1 010,004 1 Omen% Crook I I 4 afr , 111.100 1 fCla.Coas.nla.na,lam 6 11. , :ol 40 Dam Own .......... all 43 47 140,400 11 teskalsl Odd I 1 Pa —.. ... 00 9 94 9 0 ls IA I$ 4 $30,400 In. 404/pir Ulster' of Ifs*. an 63 75 4000 U *De. Pref. hyper asst. all 4 8 eel 10,060 6 1.104k/lestra%satlo:4l all 24 24 1 Oral Nugget Vela ell 100,000 3 De.aar s u s ed INN() 10 40snsal 73,000 I Gruel Doehy of Balsa an I 1 dls 11.0441 14 Mut Pe1g0a11...... sll 16 2 _ If 109,09 C lake !Oblast. ..... .—. an 6 4 dl. 80.0111 Warty an 6 1 Ala 4 10,4100 ilbsitle 50.0' 0 lae.34ofilltra.O.Q Z.C3 all 1 16 109,0 W BUsrliults _ ..... all 4 i 4. 14000 1 Meziceskilt.Amarisse 0 71 0,4140 Maw °naafi ....... ell 0 IMs •4, N.Lleareslits.Saseltno. an 100/00 1 Norman Watt ..........0 law tra 104„000 1 Port Phlllp .. I 4 I dl. 1:0, 1 1E3 io Quetta Rack ,........ all est fpm 10,001. .. sthyrasey Irma 14000 .r t Do. New all 9 10 7, 0 0..) 7 Saunas* &Cabs lll 4 Si o,oo'l ~., death Aveastiss ell I 1 cla e.dllo ...., Ile Croft 4174 .....1 knelled Yozlass ail 3 31 31 70/. 1 Waller IPCI, Watt Orausus all $ die I 100,00t600 I I west Usrlyzos all 1 4191 4400.04 I Tuba ♦ THrfeab!a by a JOIST STOIC BASSI Boo(nem dons to-dy 45i I THE NEW TER..4IBUS AT PADDINGTON.—The works hare so far advanced towards completion, as to enable the company to open a considerable portion of them this day to the public for the reception of re by the outgoing trains to all places on the line. he new terminus will he fully half a mils nearer town thin the loonier one. The present premises are still to be used for the up-trains until the remaiaing portion of the new premises are com pleted. CHARING-03053 BRIDGE.—The directors report to parliament that the cost of the propised widening and con version of the bridge into a horse and carriage bridge, with now approaches, alteration of exiting ones, works, addi tional capital, and tolls, is to be repayed partly by mum of funds, consisting of 180,0001., by shares, and 830,0331.. by loan, which under their sots they are authorised to ruse, and that after deducting the sums required forisous authorised by their acts, there will remain unex pend ed • surplus of 106,9301. applicable to the proposed alteration and new works, and that so much of the alterations and works as will not be made by them means will be made oat of money to be raised on the credit of the present surplus revenue, which amounts annually to upwards of 2,0001. SHREWSBURY AND HERKPORD RAILWAY. The parliamentary declaration of finances by this company to the House of Commons, states that they are the promoters of a bill for power to lease the railway and works, to pur chase additional land for station purposes at Shrewsbury to construct joint station at Hereford for their own use, and that of the Hereford, Rose, and Gloucester Railway and that the mato( doing this is to be defrayed out of fun d. they are authorised by act of 1860 to raise 460,0001. by shares, and 160,0001. by . loan, making 600,0001., of which sum there now remains unexpended and under the control of the directors, 76,0001. in respect of their capital in shares, and that after deducting 8,0001. required under the act, there will remain 67,0001. clearly applicable to the proposed duchies of land, stations, and accommodation works. SHIPPING AND MANUFACIMES.—The chemical roanufactaren on the Tyne are placed between two Gros. Sad Went mums of transport for either their raw materials or their manafaistared products cannot be had ; and the law ahrardly skate them oat from the services of foreign vessels in the coasting trade. English ahipownen camod, sad foreign shipowmars mod mot, rapply their wools! What will the "Collective wisdoms" my. to this state of things T—Gotsairod Mayen. No. i 1 Rt. Bow. Pd.l ifaturtlay. 1— 2,6)0i 40 Aziotralsola 140 i Brit. CoL Bank k Loan Co all - - 2).006i 00 Br.thilt North American - - *LON 25 Cliar.orool Bank of Ada - 6 la fid 41. 600.4101 10 ' Cb.at. /340 k of India, As 1 traitslal -.. . ... luul China I 4 i dia 20.000 110 IColoo 22,000 100 Ciniunerelol of Lon don di - - 25,000 20 Nay. Scot.. k MIR. Mut 10 2 14 do 21,301); 20 'Lon. Chart. Bank at And 16 1 4pa 10,000, 60 Load. and County 00,01 1 0 10 London Joist h o ck —li - - 10,0•0 luo London and Wooloodniolor IN - - 10,00V100 National Pror. of Ingland 26 - - 10,0001 20 , Do. Now lO - ,- 20.000 i 60 ' 2 %timid of Ireland - - 20,04 23 Now South Wales 33,873' 23 Oriental Doak Corp4/42140 42 44 43 24,000 100 ' Prodadd Ild holm& 26 -•- 4,000 10 Do. Near all - - 60,000 4 o Lv er IWO, Ow 1 f dim pit 11. 11.000 IS el Aluisila all 74 Id 11. . Ia a rtooo iea %r . ......, 2l= 1 t I ;glow I No. I Bb.l Itionswipoo• 1 01 Pat) ' 3210 . 0 1 ll'Autts Coil arel Doh , e A. . =I lk DlAitotrollas 12,500, IDAosUoLotio=t me io l a 1 1 1 4 1 41 40.04±01 101Attotrohoa Nord ~;:r B_. = 16. 10 3 i Bras Mrdertrorts 24 Brlllo6 Larkin load .Mk 23 71 ii: 0 Brit.& Oadm.llltoduc.e:;. , 1 —.- 10,000 100 1 ,044mb ....... 1 311 71 ID 1 ioo.o®l 470hrl Naos I 6 14 14 gm 40.0001 ow .... .—. 130,000. D u o. PlaSee of Moos 600001 RUM 11 . 000 / N 464011011 19,000 14. Do. 11 13 10001 teloolliaisiliii 14 ... . . SO OMNI a a awn la &AO slut* snot 0.005 Toi Ilf , 10N 4 7 1 Z. mow 1 1 9.1 1 . 1 02". J. .= I atm Nortodos 163.114 1 North DM& • all Par i Pro 66000 11 Do. Now ♦ A ... . WOW 20 North of Nampo Mrs . 10, 11..100i &Pool atm Lortil i rea 4 4 sai I 210,0001 hir Poultoolor & gm. I 100001 I* Do. 60.0101 SPorths4 Ms Orieila moo, too Lo o tat ei z A k to •9 i— woo° i an ,i it ow 11.206 664100th .1 ts fsg4o gm 13(4 ' 4 1 I, '"wallai • Seel. Itii. on I *cu.* ro 10.000 hohlron Moat% Load SW 14 14 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoCK. The goldminingsiWre market exhibits no change to-day, remaining quiet. Agna Fria shares are quoted 11-16 to 13-16 prem. ; Nouveau Monde, to prem.; Colonial Gold, 3.16 to 5-16 prem.; and Great Nugget, dis. to par. Australian Agricultural shares :are quoted 45 to 46; Peel River, to I prem. ' • North Bntish Austra lasian par to prem.; sad Scottish Australian In vestment, 14 to 11 prem. Imperial Brazilian shares have been dealt in at 64 to 64; St. John Del Rey at 31 to 31} ; and United Mexican at 34. SUBURBAN VILLA AND VILLAGE ASSOCIATION. TO TKII 11DITOR OF TAO DAILY XZWS. BIB,—On reading the notice of the meeting held at Easter Ball, on Tuesday evening last, for laying before the public the plan of this association, I observe that it is therein reported that shares had already been taken repre ; *eating t share capital of 16,0001. As lam desirous that the prospects of the society should not appear in a less ad ' vantageous light than they will bear, and at the same time that there may be ao ecmfusion in the minds of those present as to what in my character of chairman I did announce at the close of the meeting, and for which I hold myself re ' apousible, I would be obliged by your inserting this nor ' 'action of your report, and substituting 40,0001. for 16,0000., which was the real amount of share capital then subscribed for. I am, Sir, Jan. 13. E. A. LAMB. Tun MANCHESTER ATHEN.EUM.— 0 n Saturday evening a soiree was given in the library of this institution, when Sir. Ogden, the retiring honorary secretary, was pre rented with a magnificent time piece and small library of costly volumes u a testimonial of the esteem in which the &menu and members of the institution hold him for the valuable servioss he rendered whilst holding office. Amongst the gentlemen present were Mr. E. T. Henhouse (chairman), Mr. Shipman (of the firm of Sale, Worthing ton, and Shipman, solicitors), Mr. W. G. Ginty (the pre sent honorary secretary), Dr. Hudson, and other leading ussabers of the Atheneum ; and it wu stated that the in stitution wu never in a more satisfactory or flourishing position than at the present time. APPOINTMENTS.—Mr. W. H. Frederick Cavendish is appointed Groom-in-Waiting to her Majesty, in the room of the Hoe. R. Boyle, M.P., who hu succeeded Lord Clarence Peet sa Betreary te the Muter-General of the Ordnance. Mr. Hari hiestioas, unpaid attache , to her Majesty's enimies as Messer, Is appointed to the same rank at the yArdida at Libun. Dr. Paolo Dingli is ap pointed MAIM dMs Mort of Appeal at Malta. Dr. Antlnd• MOM M gegnintell ate of hor Mejesty's judges at Marta. Dr. Adeline Mull a appelated Crown Advo cate tar Malta. Mr. Stephen Eisele appointed Treasurer for Prince Edward's Island.—Oeurser. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. A moderate supply of English wheat by land-carriage sample from Eve: and Kent was taken slowly at the cur rency of Monday last. A retail amount of business was dens in foreign wheat to country buyers, at last week's rams. The transactions would hairs been more extensive had factors generally bran willing to give way a little in price, Flour was purchaseable in some .instances le. per barrel cheaper. Barley scarcely sold so well as before, and the oat trade was dull at an advance of ls. per qr. upon last Monday'. quotations. Beans and peas were unchanged. AIUtIVALS INTO LONDON YOM JAN. 9th te JAN. 14th. Ws. laseuss. Bantam. Irian. FOMP• 14s 4097 311 4401 0ate............ 30 53 5070 9479 Malt ..... . 7534 50 54 110ar. 1456 auks and 31763 burets. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The private coatinet markets generally have a Sun ap pearance, but not much business done. The public sales declared for to-morrow are—Sugar: 460 hhds. West India; 2,600 bags Mauritius, and 2,40 bags Bengal. Coffin) : SOO bags Costa Rica and iOO balm Mocha; " 41 ' 200 bagli "4"416. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady to-day, at the following prime, via.: Town tallow, 61s. 6d., nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 611. ; Jan. to March, 60s. 9d. to 61s. ; March to April, 611. 6d. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. UM. 1853.' 11166. Stock oii head Casks 60.532 44,170 1 43,144 Delivery last week Do. tram lot leas Arrival lest week 2,144 SO 1.788 Do. from let Jame Mee Y. C. per cwt. ..... Do. Tows 3oa. 64. 475. lid. , 63e, IL Arrival for the week ending Jan. 24,1ast year, 1,623 casks and delivery 2,045 auks. The arrival last week comprised 1,175 casks from St. l'etenbarg, 986 from Australia, 661 from South America, and 61 from other places. —Tata], 2,783 casks. MARKET.-THIS DAY. There is a considerable increase in the supply of beasts, and, consequently, prices are lower. There is • demand for the choicest qualities at our quotations, but trade is dull for other kinds. The number of sheep is very small notwithstanding, owing to the state of the dead markets; trade is exceedingly slow, and only in • few instances is there any advance. We are again very deficient of good calves ; prices have therefore considerably advanced. From Germany and Holland 640 beasts, 900 sheep, and 35 calves ; Scotland, 550 beasts ; and 700 from tke Northern and Midland Counties. Per stone of Ms. s. a... d. I NthPer.s. d. a. d. Best Seas, Herefords.. 4 6 4 IS DNS Daa it kit.-ads. sib Bost Elbort-horns .. . 4 4 4 6 Hest Lmik.oe, &wood quality Li tests.. 210 3 8 , Do. do. inborn Calsso ... ......... .... 4 4 6 6 i Soros and second quality 3 104 3 Pin bon Dos I a Half-bred& 4 10 6 3 lambs — Besets at market.. 4.46); .beep and lama., 16,160; eal•as, 63; DIP. 340. BOROUQH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattroden and Smith report that there is mere doing in hops of all descriptions at rather better prices. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. But coals sold by merchants at 435. 6d. at the mina' market terror.—Ships at market, 8. MORE FALLING OF HOUSES. Last evening (Sunday), about nix o'clock, tho inhabitants of liornsey-road were alarmed by a noise re sembling the report of artillery. Upon rushing to the scene the cause became evident. The Hanley Arms, fot the extension of its premises, has lately had some houses taken down, leaving a vacant space between it and some small old 4-roomed houses, the two end ones of which were occupied by seven adults and nine children, who were quietly enjoying themselves when they were disturbed by a violent crash in the front of the house. The pulling down of the adjacent houses leaving the end ones %gamboge.' up, combined with the late thaw, causing the melted snow to percolate through the roofs and upper ceilings had weakened the front parapet walls to such an esteat as to throw down about four feet of the entire length of the two houses, the debris of some tons weight falling into the front gardens, the roofs dropping on to the upper rafters, and projecting beyond the main front walls. After the crash some buiblers of the; neighbourhood were heard calling to the crowd to stand off, for the front walls were falling, the lights being then uneotinguished upon the tables, nothing inanimate, in fact, being disturbed. A gentleman in the strea, perceiving a little girl trembling with fear in the back parlour of one ,of the houses, immediately brought her out, followed by one of the occupiers of an upper room with a child under each arm, and supporting their poor mother, who could hardly move, being so pro strated by fright. Upon inquiring whether any one else still remained a peer woman exclaimed, " C/h, do, sir, fetch out my little dog, which was yelping, piteously in the par lour untied up. Upon the invitation being declined, and before any person could prevent her, the poor woman had effected its rescue at the risk of her own life. bleu were engaged through the night shoring up the houses, and there appeared to be no further immediate danger, although the whole 16 unfortunate occupiers were compelled to trespass upon their philanthropic neighbours for lodgings. The principal part of the furniture has been taken out, and no personal injury occurred, the consequences of fright excepted. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, 10 A.ll. Wind S., moderate, and foggy. Arrived.—Virago, from Prince Edward's Island; Broom, from Queb ec; Levere, from Cuba; Fair field, from Charleston; Aurora, from St. Michael's; Euphrosyne, from St. Domingo; Jane Montgomery, from Philadelphia; Siluria, from Newfoundland; Fcrirago, from Gallipoli; Rover, from Morocco; Kaffir, from Prince Edward's Island ; Gazelle, from Pngwash ; Hendrike, from Lisbon; Gertrude, from Miramichi. _ _ The steamer America, with advices from New York to the 3rd, and Boston to the 4th, was off the Great Ormshead at 8 o'clock. She will arrive about 11. HOLYHEAD, JAN. k. Wind S.W., fresh. Arrived.—Kingston, from St. John's, N.B. Put bum New-uarbour, King of Tyre, fur St. Michael's; Josephine, for Haven ; A pillade, for Barcelona: all from L iverpool. Wind S.W. QUEENSTOWN, J.tx. It. Arrived.—ltobert A. Lewis, from Callao; Eliza Ann, from St. John's, for London; Horatio, from Havannah ; Marietta 8., from Marianopoli ; Acastus, from Harbour-Grace, for Liverpool, with loss of • sails, stanchions, and bulwarks, bowsprit sprung, decks started, and boats store. Off. Genie Sherrie, from Havannah, for Greenock. Spoken by the Robert A. Lewis—Oct. 21, Caroline, from Callao, Lt. 56, long. i 0; Oat. 24, David, from Callao, off Cape Horn ; Oct. 26, Eliza Caroline, from Callao, off the Falkland Islands ; Dec. 2, Eliza Moore, from Shanghai, for London, lat. 30, long. 20; Dec. 22, Eliza, from Batavia, for London, out 109 days, leaky, in lat. 2.30., long. 20.30. The clipper ship Staffordshire, from Liverpool. for Boston, has been lost off Cape Sable. Captain, master, crew, and 146 passengertz, perished. GRAVESEND, 2.lonua, 9.60 A.M. Wind S. ; low water, light and thick. Arrived, 15th —John tright, from Wharopoa ; Magnet, steamer, from Harlingen ; Queen, steamer, from Harlingen. Arrived, 16th.— Itavenabourne, steamer, frcm Antwerp ; Soho, steamer, from Havre. Sailed, 13th.—Antwerpen,_steamer, for Antwerp. DEAL, TtIONDAY, 9 • Wind S.W., very light and thick. Fassed.—lo, from London, for Swansea. • Owing to the very thick fog since daylight nothir.g can be seen of the Indus, reported on the Goodwin Sands last night. The agent is still on board. INDICTMENT OF TEE PROIRIETOR OF AN ANATO MICAL mussuM.—At the Sheffield Sessions on Friday, an indictment was preferred against Joseph Woodhead, the proprietor den Anatomical blueenm, for a misdemeanor, onosittieg rabbi nuisance, by indecently exposing to public view wael "11th), obscene, and indecent tivires, calculated to salmi public decency and demoralise society. ' The grand jll7 attuned a true bill.—Lseds ;Mercury. LLUETENANTII NEWENITAM, PARBONE, AND SROIER, Admiralty news on the Southampton mail packet !Mice, bays been promoted to the tank of commanders.