The Express.
London, England, 1852-01-29 00:00:00

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No. 1,695.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING. JANUARY 29, 1852. [THREEPENCE.
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ItIVELLKItY. - 1)(1111!, BitoTHERs, 40,
DRAMA. RAILWAY BILLS ON STANDING ORDERS. RAILWAYS. Western, 884; Manchester, Sheffield, end Lincolnshire, LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
~,euil faanaten-houv aidel, tinvellera, alleassaltlie, W 311 1; Midland, 661 II 51; Newport, Abergavenny, end I
Hereford, 31 ; N. Staff, 81; South Eastern, 201 1 I ; PARIS BOURSE.
1,.... two in want sa laepectios of their ostensive 4830611.-
alarm DRURY-LANE. LONDON, TILBURY, AND SOUTHEND RAILWAY.— THT—S DAY.
a ~N rar MT (nesse &efts. knatavh.ste:li,h,.af the enztevet sage -. York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 171; ditto Externem,
anew aim." a.. miss Helen Faucit (Mrs. Theodore Martin) cent- Yesterday she standing orders were with ill the I Two o'Ci.ore. 121; York and North Midland, 21f 1. i for Account.
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'al rl :at I IA
=IPAM& Jas. 22. Fee I- -
appearance
31673. (4.1165 I'l4o 11611h.45 90 1:70 (1"1"---.6.5 146:
minced an engageinent here last evening, =skins; her first case of this company's bill, to enable the Casettes The settlenisittof (ha account hit to day, ..be met Al
141117ERINCII SHARES.
on the stage since her marriage. The play se. and Blackwell Railway Campanile le sesolewel Os with and the fele. spasms are esetasepor
°LOSE of HOLIDAYS.-Now that the season of Ireted for the occasion was "Romeo and Juliet," Miss a pier or jetty into the Thames, sage=raeps at
In Abselleuen, atisdeftians,b"he emEaste, 6
pr:
cenCount. tiseceripEs7teini
idonhi.feleoh.,..2,fel,p, ms.h.eoffr.eat North -
and Lin. :In'T 22?!.
, ICI fle 103 S 5 103 45 102 60 101 60
ki ..,,,,,i 'malty 10 110115110011‘1. 004 We revervave hoarding. Faucit sustaining the character of the heroine, and Mr. An. Southend and Tilbury, and a ass. sew rrellga=l.b.:
westerna,Madbarituramileba- New 101., in ; York and North Midland H. and S. Par- • isler 'at':
, .eui I. be retrented hy the heir More of y-uttifal avid- demon that of the hero. The house was very well at. netting the railway with Gravesend. Mr. Peedge, She es. field`-'_
end ... - - -
"rire-o'....ilair P.7"."'"""'"it "“"""°°* 1..."°. eeuncli as our tended, and the enthusiastic applause with which the lady genre to the company, set forth the alimaltid ena at • e Tait Ma Rath Ofidllaftalte speretie*shinrs than' Si. 4 do. New Loan - , ... • • ••• ••• -
•.f lend celee''''''' eve tele" awl eel 'tie". N". tt N 'bet was received was • fitting tribal, to the ability which has 400,0001., and the ball seeks power to mile lOW cam by the being entered into fee the new scessitg ag 7051105 SHAR/18. 1 par Cents.
m', %stye S Itl twat It in L. tor ervaerat ind the grosith end for heen heretofore dist/loved by this favourite performer. creation of 1005 aew abases of 101. wits pow to rates, whilst Loam end North wadanaMerd. Dutch Rhenish, 31 ; Northern of France, 18 1 ; Pada kskriaa.Bl::'=.7 11414"6_ geney' at dr. kw." 2g..71„;t.."...82.7%... "78 Ifte
..,,,,siod aril benettlying the It ur, It !gland.* lial.dor, 'or Immo,-
Mims Fara' &cline Chair . distinguished by the tame borrow mom apse mamma. has ammo se the lands, sad emelt Emma. are flatter. oseseen, the and Rouen, 28; Rouen and Havre, 101. Do. s, not - ... Beirut Loan, 1 rat es ..
..,,,.. Pi.gn NMI e001,6*11/1. arl no .1,10,( e.stAll/100, emu:soma, and • - - -- -- 5 - ---... 0
~4,44,1,,. ,AAA, t, !r Isatitt tmg the treth awl 'warming the gum., beauties which formerly characterised it, and her clear and respective ars Seim aerial ausseliese he earry- market is now rather weaker than at the etemeence- •Do. 4
Do. 2
- Tresaury Bonds -
eed wr unteireally oditilvrt.t ustlopentable. 1.41/ If •• a versa* imparioned elocution produced its full effect upon the bloat the ....
este. 0.. The a& eenucte of rah hirsm the inune of •• now- audience. Mr. Anderson's Romeo was a nearer approach ORTK STAFFORDIRIRD ItsiLwae.--Yeetarday, after ment of heighten. " Continuation? to the next as} Piedmont lv. Cade. 90 21 Bank snare.
1.0. r. . paved 55 tee' or 'he et td. 'el ""nefer or taxi.-auto to hi. original -.agreeable 'tile of milt, and declamation three days' inquiry and esuadwable oppeidan belles Mr. count rule very light, and on the whole this settling MONEY MARKET. PARIS, JAS. 25.-Versailles (right bank), 290 • ditto
s, i a MILAN" ma NONA, :1., 111 dela Uatine, Loudon, and byCleft beak), 942 50; Park and test am, 1,070; Paris and 'Rouen.
than any he hao exhibited for • long time put. Mr. Cooper Examiner Mart the stead*, erases of Ste hems wen preetents fewer features of interest than any similar ~,..t. ma penmen&66o; Base,, sad Ildire, 160 ; Werseines an I Aries" 230 ; Strait. woe the Friar Laureate and Mr. F. Vining the Mimi/le, declared sat lie DIM bias sompilled =Mb anspost the tafteshat for many months past. THIS DAY. bourg and Bale, 3037 i gnu., 49d 75; Boulogne awl Amiens, 281 25;
with a
steady Lurttarc4.s.2
.50m;
TroyParls„. alnajd;ls.7ll.a,,i J. 623 ; Tina, and Sdnavi, 295;
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Int. UCTILWIO4 I..Y4IIIUMOCeI WORK. and each acquitted himself satisfactorily ; but we should pines sad seeds= for this 110 MAO nil- Two oecLoon. (Mean@ and Bordeaux, 434; 5 ;where, 598 75; ram and mria-, Fran& shareslave met with few transactions, and
LlFEeited. le en t aria r.o. in., r lot obe well pleased to see some of the minor characters more way and lensing from Co=lirosiVelverbasegieel sild
MBE of 'f AOU- KW ANG, lute Emperor adequately represented on future occasions. Weds...miry, sad to establish the Weld pulp hems Films. "Is Tho English stock market opened
elan and 17.aximp, 223 75; Gonad
i ..1 i i,•na„ •th 31016,1, oi Uw Court of 1'.0... by the late -- - and se the North litaihrelithe, with pewees, sad Rams AND groom trwouanawrszn. appearance this morning, prices being quoted at an comm. 500; BOrtlllollo 0041 Ti.'., 05.
1.,, ig.v.;, 01. to make a wish we al an esti- cia.4-pele.. wk. woe," improvement of 4on the closing rate of yesterday, BERLIN, JAN. 27.-Voluntary Loan, 1021; ditto,
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1.00+:01 : WM*, Eder, and Co, IS, Cornhlll. EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION. mated cost of ' ~ pewee hams he ilesempsay ft. Pd. Outwore. lissweey. to I pALlereare as officially stated; but, on some rather heavy Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 1024 ; National Debt,
. .. to eat the Oaford, Wormier sad elleedrispeses and -.. ~,
- TO Tltl RDITOIS Or THR DAIL'S' NEWS. Great Western railways, dr latter to he possioed gauss ••••• "'., "1"6411,_„,__ „___••• ••• -, II 111 ll* money sales offering by an influential broker, 891; Commercial ejrAciNa.l2ll7l.a_riFneiv,o-p.
erßCOnekntS. h!tircosa,ifili7ab.
LITERATURE. SIB,-In the conjectural summary of the clauses the powers of the act proposed to be stAsksad as if it had m. s. sems'mrann=na Ora.
sod 1 co .. vi I 41 prices at once made a decided downward movement,
and the purchase in Consols on account of the Sink- 94j • Four-and-a-Half per Cent. ditto, Na}.
of the expected Reform Bill, which appegn is your paper formed part of their own eels of pediment. Ist s't ritra.Was.aftwarralliz si ma
of to-der, I observe no reference to one feeturc of that MANcRIESTIR SURIVIRLD, ARO Ltarotwasawras Rine II .26 dreg Fund which succeeded, was effected at the low Shores, 1,216. Ex/ihange on London, 12.10.
r i,. .14nrinui . liewsnark god Ilepoethwy of Porto( Know- m aaaaa r , which was much talked about some time ago-I eray.-The oliading sedges wag onmpliiell with in this
st. e
00 'mulles Joues..Ams
went 1a1t... ea...
u- -8, Ms figure of 961. Prices arc now rather firmer again, led o for IPC.2. pelf and Trubncr.-
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mean an educational qualification. case for limiting OW Mal ROW lowlailds upon
_the Trent and '' and as compared with yesterday's range the decline The Americans may perhap, he regarded as the sone such provision as this was expected to be included Mersey NaTig6llo•ll and lessalmisift Vasil 101:00610411- .4'l ,5,j), r444.:4
0,7714,,• • " isui ' le) i i MINE&
...mime nation, not perhaps IN • Kosiuthian sense, in the bill: "That every graduate of a university, fellow of tion on such navigation' to he gives se the usachester. I, -cy -
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it's respects their spirit, energy, and in- a learned society, or other person whose superior internee- Sheffield, and Linsoinekhe on resat of the toile de 3) se tesader, Iforte, aratare. assoranoe establishments are understood to be in
but certainly
THIS DAY.
In the Stock Exchangeto-day basiinwesao i°OClM°icinin. g
1 unlit COCOS. In this almanac we find much to teat position the law could dad any means Of. testing, mendable by the Meek I Mee Jeri opt .. ... OS se progress, both in the direction of buying and selling,
ispieqxutat,n
Shares
pneesare
wpeakrese:rt,
alitt2let. ehangA 4
Istansrom game Osairaire.,Thasesedesi *I al iasert Angle& (AU LA ►1 and, though these operations, to a certain extent,
enlighten 1111 about them. Not behind any 'tumid ue is me. °Mid" W • •000 for the Mem us maser
he forded, whether he were an hoimeholder or not." suilmasussamsnefilet aoIaIaPINVIIY th• As I 'di ' %.4 !At ..
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of our own in the proper and time-honoured Pray, air, do not lose sight of this matter. The per. company, and extetedieg it at by pun:dear pro- 4i. , 4 ',444,,,,, „,.., „VI, ••• , ._.., , counteract each other, a mon asnaildo effect is. tent-
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a.
,eon
Fries quoted 21 to 2 rem. • Nouveau Monde,
Moines" of Pitch an instructor, it summit& the meet am.. who would be honoured and benerytted by such as perty In the Lower -reed, Fentea-p we, Motts-lane, Albion. ~ l "ap C'T - - ' *".• ' prosily Foamed CM prices. . ....
9-16 to 11-16 prem.. ; AusPtralasia'n 1 to 1 prem. ;
Chas A... Consols, which closed yesterday 96j to 1, opened valuable and varied information with regard to enactment, arc not likely to get up an agitation to clamour place, Ball's-pond, Southgate-road, Lansdowne Cottages, pie N.D. th.l ... -41* • •
British Australiau-nar to j prem. • 'Auriferous Ore
for rights or amen claim., but their interests ought not to and Market-terrace. Negotiations, it is understood, have 111 ad D. ems a ..s4 C AIM a la 171 this morning L high( r, but are now only 961 to 1 for i verything American. We have complete lists of all
on that account. There: could be
_no part_ of been going on
.between the. eempanj and the city. authori- 051 was Ikagru.LassuMN.. i
.6...;n. .. .. 111_ LW .
. I rem. ; Australian Freehold, 1-16 to 3-14
money and the lOth February. The official business the odlocrs of state, with their emoluments attached ; b! d"r"ward°B.
the proposed measure more manifestly Just, and therefore ties, with the view of substituting I ington for Smethfield. figures aro as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, 961,
compurative •tuteinents of revenue and expenditure, hone which would secure more cordial ...est. It would Biaxaunnan Doe:ea.-This bill, which passed through SO di arid*. we*t
fa salsaiadlis
' ga as . •
and ample commeevial and shipping details. A confer a highera Status ...any a pour scholar, and would @teethes orders, is to alter the constitution of the Birkea- it. le adlobsegh seeOlassow U 17 i , 1 • ditto for account, 961, t. Three per Cent. par to sp
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prem. ; Colonial, i, to a prem.; l'ort Philip ,eta glance at the statistical tables produces an over- he a creditable reeognition on the part of the government head Duck Trust, alleging that differeaces of opinion as to IIL * ileMesesh,rerth,ftestes 44 i ' ]{educed, 97:!, 97. New Three-and-a-Quarter per •
prem.
tad Ike people, of the Liet, that the poseeseion akin:it/ledge the mode of carrying out the undertal/4ing having arisen, Ss 105 a Ilkolltirobera - - Cont., Mk,. j, 4, I. Long Annuities, 1860, 7 1-16; whel . g 'sort of admiration at Amerkan pr•ogress.
is one of the truest and highest qualifications for the goer- and the works for some time past having in consequence r S Northern ... .. N 111 111 ditto 30 years, 1860, GI. Bank Stock, 217, 216. f Outing Butanes
No. 'Shawl . Mrs.
For example. the lust erllstin having been taken at
case of civil privileges. been suspended, the " bondholder," who have advanced 221 an D•'Da. imr••akaras.A•t.Thihr'swes..' ' irate.
rreif e,14.' 417%
Ow clone of lain. we tinel that within ten years the If one or two of the scats vacated by the disfranchise- their money upon the faith of the works being prosecuted so ag-- - aWarast,-.11,..., Al Isis Exchequer Bills have been much more freely ;me-
in,. population had increased from 1 7.003.333 10 ment of the corrupt boroughs were. appropriated on the and completed, are seriously prejudiced, and represent the et. 100 chased, and have risen 28., being now worth iiits. tcf ,77,7, 000 -7 --- / !
111011111_ ... ... 83 86 116 22
20.0%9.909- Tile slave papilla.= in the same period same principle, to the University of London, for in.stance, expediency of remodelling the trust for insuring the imme- SO all LesseetsreagOarlesis .. 79 50 61a. prem. India Bonds rule at 69a. to 725. prem. 100,10) Ina. 'Anglo Callioralsta .. ISR i I
Callthllcti a proportionate mere me. In lslo it or that 01 Durham, the cause of education would be ad- date prosecution and completion of the works, and that 11l 11l Ds. Thole ••• --74 4 Jai 71 Pa The foreign stock market is steady, but very little 11.110. 20 ,Asturlen ..... .....-.
eared, while sur., ly the cause of right-minded, wise, and power be given to the bondholders to elect new trustees and Bt*u IL° L'a""De. slaw Yarlidar* eli "a, Sill 70,°00 20 'Australian
business is doing beyond the settlement of the ac- a,sos ' ; ,Aveit.m.- *---
Amunted to 2.157,33:1; in Is.-a). it was 3,179,589.
sound representation would nut be rate:dal. ital. ... ... .. - -I 1 die For
There is no danger apparently of slavery dying out Yours rrn.caidly. M 13 Do. Pallai_ ... - .. 71 71 ~
DELTA. ul!illosestecrding orders were also complied with in the fol. •se 111 Du. mug aimaiDeles 39 si ~ count. Mexican Bonds have reached 31 this morning, s,ixio i3O !Insensrvon Iron and Coall all ...
and Spanish Actives, 2:1. Thetransactions effected arc 2," •1 ••• 'l"''''. Snip ••.. -•
in .4merica. The inevewie of the population of New Jinn." 27,
lowing earn :-Glasgow Union Arcade (for abandonment N 1 all Leeds Northern ... .. 14 16 100,000 . 1 Britinh Aust.allan Gold . l all
York front 17117 is thns recorded : 1790, 33,131; - of undertaking and dissolution of funds) ; Newport Ins- 01, Ils Leseemend Ohnernall .. I
? limited to the following derriptions viz.:-Dutch 10,000 38 Bravii. line.(inuat 3f. •24 Ili
Iva, 110,4,19 ; 1510. 116.373 ; 1820, 123,706; 1830, FATAL DISASTERS ON THE COAST. provement (Salop); Runcorn Improvement ; Portsca Cu LS' 40° !•n_15r155•155! (3°.°l S 7 9.9 'a i Two-and-a-Half per Cents, 584. Ecuador Bondr, 3;. 6.000 30 .1 Do. (ktedea and naiha lanit II
North•Westeri II lieo II oeo 20 Do et J
2133,41)7; 1810, :112.710 ; 1813, 371,102 ; 1830, Company; Barnsley Improvement ; Macclesfield Improve- ri 22 ' 22=.,..., I Aim_
... si si sin- gig 101 Grenada Deferred, 41. Mexican Bonds, 31; ditto 12:000
... :c„,„4 ce.pnw°l"")*l.... 241•••1016 ,14 "A
During the whole of Monday night and Tuesday meat ; and Wexford Harbour Improvement. *l3 Do. FINN . 21 a „ for account, 13th Feb., 31, 301 ; ditto small, 31. •-, Coe*.
315.391. The population of Washington rose from
3.211)
in Imo. 004t).1101 in two. 'fh.' following ar,,, morning the wind blew furious( on the. Yorkshire range le I no.stvieJi.lei a.(b, 1 11 . Spanish Actives, 221, 23.
of coast. The sea ran tremen ously high, and to add to LOCAL NHAKIS MARKETS. et- 1010 Lades & Booth-Western 115 OM
The railway traffic returns for the last week now
20a7r1".::::".0 201:II IC.".:it:nm;o:ll:.l.,e,:k.;‘,3ll,347us.....ntalaa.t.:::PPftric.i :112,11:
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itpPL: ::
some of the whims of religious denominations : Ito- the difficulties of the
weather the rain fell heavily. A me- 10 , 111 Do, £2O ... ... .. 7 I As
min eatholivriiiireh,., 1,07:1. Protestant episcopalians laneholy catastrophe occurred near Scarborough, and LITIRPOOL, JAN. 28.-The improved feeling noticed in 111 31 ..-. tr,..;;;„aial.',.. I , - publishing aro again good. The London and North 111:= ; 3 or. "t Cnienoth
-diarrhea 1.232 ; ministers. 1,497 ; rommuniennts, which produced a most painful sensation. About ten our report of yesterday has further developed itself in the „Ins, 9ha.au,,,,,A,,,,,. 20 in Western return is 38,9131„showing an increase of 163/.
business of to-day, amine the leading stocks have become ill 41 Do. Lout. Union 33 as over the corresponding week of last vrar ; the Mid- 7,°15/ 130 's6lltiAgn deCuba lOl 41 3
67.510. Presbvterians (old roeh001)--elturches. 2,675 ; o'clock on Tuesday morning • ship was sighted in the
oiling and beim in trouble as wee anticipated • host ecarce, prtces have regained a portion of last week's decline. St. Ito Mldlawa_ _ ... .- 64 atta 8 4 land, 20,1821.--inerease, 885/. ; the Lancashire and 6.191.0 10 ,Tin Croft . ..... ........ •211 10
public
ministers. 2,027; communicants, 210,306, peeshe., . g ,
-r manned by six of the beadsmen put off to her aid'. The At the first meeting sales were reported as follows:-East It 100 lAA Birm'sod Derby •-
74 37 43,174
_28.401 Unite I Malmo
Yorkshire, 13,3021.-incrcase, 1,8781.; the South 100.000 1 'west Mariposa all •
II 21 1
_,,
p Ce..o,o7l4lEdlNbßuc,ClseNniGA....LL.AtoNdr..:_inDTconnifiMs:ni.A.R.
terians (new school)-cluirehes, 1,379 : ministers,poor fellows made a desperate effort to weather the fo i- Lancashire, 151. 16s. &1.-Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock " 474 tlellaul Owee *aton(l) - - I 1 die per 1
1 1•411; 1 10.111i0. Methodist Epkropnd-ehurches (no swoto sea which was breaking in upon
the coast. Un-
the heed Vlrth therm), 71 due-London and North Western (New 2:25 all N:4.."poral.kee ~,,,,,rg-•
~••• i,' 74 8 Western, 8,76 a-increase, 5161. ; the Great
return'; minister's, 3,961; communicants, 662,315, happily, however, they had seared) reached quarters), 21 prem.-Midland Stuck, 631-South Eastern &editors/wt. . si as gii Western, 14,973/.-inerewie, 1,3621. ; the York
Orthodox ConalrEationalias-nhavehes. 1,971 ; mi- or end of the' outer pier, when a ware caught Stock, 201. The advance of the morning was fully con- 50 1 7 Seery and tritsunea... - - and North Midland, 7.0111.-increase. 390/.;
Hal:c.a.:b.-,
and
de
amrare kgeotinc-o
go
otifin iTferseelloy witealruall yepriryc.firm.Tatp:
Regular the host, and, capsule's it, threw the whole of the firmed, and • large business done at better rates during the 11.400 NOMA/ .. ... ... ... 20 12
the Bristol and Exeter, 3,3561.-increase 2391. ; oho tasters, L6s7; communicants. 107,196 ;
afternoon. The transactions repotted at the second meeting 70 1 11
.„__00•1416r838... ... .. II 17.1_ Me unfortunate occupants into the water. The hle-boat was
sales to day commit of 300 hhds. Porto Rice, 2,500 boxes
liaptists--ehurchirs. 6.672; ministers, 3,309 ; com- with all despatch launched, but wet egret to add that it 61 London
:-Caledonian 1.51-Lancashire and Yorkehire., 611, tor.' 2:1 s7..giluau•l um*. 3 S ilia York, Newcastle, and Berwick. 13,868 i-increase,
mutiicants. 719.290. 'I here arc many other denomi- WWI of little service in rescuing the poor creatures, the ....,-London and 'North Western, 115, Ditto (New If 94 soribi,„o7,
.. 7 i di. 7 9971.; the Great Northern, 10.364f.-increase,3,o27/.;
refined is steady, and the market is rather bare of low goods.
DAY.
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nations. whose numbers vary (ruin 3,000 to upwards whole of whom arc reported to have perished. What ad°. Quarters). 21, 3, 21,3 prem.-Mancheater, Sheffield, and la Ir. North 1,,,,,,,a,..4,4;,„::. : . 9 die the North Staffordshire, 4,384/.--increase, 151.; the
Liticolo, 301, 61-Midland Stock, 651, 13, 5L 6 -7South 30 19 rat Modem
of 130.inkt. It appears that there has been no great to the distressing character of the event, is that most of the
The
lanforttuatahtei sir
tifftererse. ,i htavfe ler
fR widrom ows s and fhamilfies t NEaso.telmandStr).k_,_29.l. 1- I ork, Newcastle, and Berwick (ex 10 SS Noethadoutb WestJans. i dis tem crease, 5141. redaction of the debts of the states since 16 l'-'.
7a dis -York and North Midland, 211. 3'? 4.1 918.4.11. ww.•-e&W°l7ll.• ,6 UN - - -- - - ... _ .

1 for Account. ____
PARIS, Jan. se. forl - - •
Money. .opealag Highest Loner Closing.
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1 per Cents.
S per Orate.
i per Cantu
la do. New Loan . ... .. . ...
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1 per Cents.
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Raahang• on London : at Belt, 23 271; 90 day% 20 194.
Belgio% 3, DOC—. Mosel. Naples Reines ... ..... 99 /team
Do. 6, led — ... Roman LO3ll, le3l 69 ...
Do. 4
Do. 2
_.. Tresaury Bonds ... ..
Pledmontl v. Caste 9O 21. Bank snare.
PARIS, Jai. 3.—Versaillcs (right bank), 290 • ditto
cleft book), 242 50; Park and Orion., 1,070; Park mid 'Rouen.
660; Rouen sad Ilihr. 160; Reveilles an 1 Avlgaue: 2.1 o; titres.
bourg and Bale. 3037 l anon. 494 73; Boulogne awl Armen., 261 23;
Deleon@ sod Noidesus, 430; Northern, 3nl 76; ram and moue..
Ismer. 432 50; Paris and 1.70,a, 3, 623 ; ToUroi and Nantes, 293:
Monterenu and Thep*. 116 75; Dieppe sod 11,,,ump, 22$ 73; Woad
Cantu% 550; Bordeaux and Teue, 05.
BERLIN, JAN. 27.—Voluntary Loan, 1021; ditto,
Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 102,1 ; National Debt,
t49i ; Commercial Marine, —. Bank Shares, 97!.
VIENNA, JAN. 27.—Fivo per Cent. Mkallittkene,
941 • Four-and-a-Half per Cent, ditto, 6:11,.
Shu;es, 1,216. Ex/tango on London, 12.19.

• .14o.rican .Ilosonark gad Itypoodory of Corfu! Know-
-44 I. for 1852. WV dad Truhorr.
The Anierit-.lns may perhap, he regarded as the
scorning- nation, not perhaps in a limauthian sense,
but certainly as respects their spirit, energy, and in-
ItllMentle. In this almanac we find much to'
enlighten ur about them. Nut behind any
of our own in the proper and time-honoured
Moines.% of such an instructor, it superudds the most
valuable and varied information with regard to
verything American. We have complete lists of all
the Miners of state, with their emoluments attached;
comparative stalk molts or revenue and expenditure,
and ample comma:Ml and shipping details. A
glance at the statistical tattles; produces an over-
whet g sort of admiration at American progress.
For example. the lust (4.11511,4 having been taken at
the close of 1819, we find that within ten years the
foe pipulation had increased from 17,063,353 to
...0,it.9.999. The slave prmulat:on in the Sallie period
exhibited a proportionate Merced.. In 1810 it
am,mntid to 2.187,333; in Isso, it was 3,170,589.
There is no danger apparently of slavery dying out
in America. The inerewie of the population of New
York front 111,10 is thus recorded: 1790, 33,131;
110,4R9: 1010, 96.373 ; 1820, 123,706; 1830,
203017; 1810, 312,710; 1813, 371,102; 18,111,
613.391. The population of Washington rose front
3.211) in pan). to 40.1111 in 114511. The following arc
some of the whims of religions denominations : Ro-
man catholic ehurehes, 1,073. Protestant episcopalians
—ehureltes. 1,232; ministers. 1,197; communicants,
67.530. Presbyterians (old school)--elinrelies. 2,675;
ministers. 2,027; communicants, 210,300. Preshy.
terians (new school;--churches, 1,579 ; ministers,
1159; 110.1100. Methodist Epi.eopni—churches (no
return`; minister., 3,9:41; communicants, 962,313.
thtlio.lux Congregationalists—mhurches, 1,971 ; mi-
nisters, 1.987; communicants. 197,196; Regular
11.iptists--ehurehes. 8.572 ; ministers, 3,3119; eons-
mimic:ants. 719290. There are many other denomi-
nations, whose numbers vary from 3,1810 to upwards
of 130010. It appears that there has been no great
mho:fist° of the debts of the states since 1812. The
total amount is now 291,311,921 dollars, the interest
on which is 7,333.:131 dollars. The school fund of
the states is no les+ than 20,439.603 dollars. The
ordinary annual expenditure of the Union, exclusive
of debts and schools, is 3.812,000 dollars. There is
very full information with rtsiwet to railroads, and
fonn it we gither the fact that the total railway
mileage is 9,711 miles. Altogether this manual
will be found one of great value and interest.

During the whole of Monday night and Tuesday
morning the wind blew furiously on the Yorkshire range
of coast. The sea ran tremendously high, and to add to
the difficulties of the weather the rain fell heavily. A me-
lancholy catastrophe occurred near Scarborough, and
which produced a most painful sensation. About ten
o'clock on Tuesday morning • ship was sighted in the
offing, and being in trouble, as was anticipated, • host
manned by six of the beadsmen put off to her aid. The
poor fellows made a desperate effort to weather the formi-
dable sea which was breaking in upon the coast. Un-
happily, however, they had scarcely reached the head
is end of the outer pier, when a wave caught
the boat, and, capsisiug it, threw the whole of the
unfortunate occupants into the water. The life-boat was
with all despatch launched, but we regret to add that It
was of little service in rescuing the poor creatures, the
whole of whom arc reported to have perished. What WAS,
the distressing character of the event, is that most of the'
itallsrtuaato mail:ran have left widows and families Is
lamest their fate. Not far from this port, the Joseph
Fenton, of Whitby, went down during the gale, but we
hear that the crew succeeded in getting away in their boat,
aiel were picked up several hours afterwards by a brig.
The coasters in the vicinity of Orionhess seemed to
have suffered considerably. ln the course of Tuesday
morning a brig, apparently laden, was seen to be
driven by the string gale on to the Sizewell Bank,
and rapidly settled down in the sand. The fate
of the crew is uncertain ; it is feared that they
perished with her. According to the report of the
beachmen the rigging of the wreck was subsequently MIS
afloat. Between the Ness and Aldhorough, on the same
morning, about 2 o'clock, the crew of a wrecked ship
hail a narrow escape of losing their lives. The Friendsbury,
Mr. Smith, hound to London from Inverkeithing, in tacking
near the coast, missed her stays twice. The anchor was
instantly dropped, but the frightful sea which was running
quickly dashed her on to the beach. The pdsition of the
poor fellows then became most tandems. A boat, however,
was got with all expedition to the shore in a line with the
wreck, and being manned by five daring beachmen, they
pushed off in a most gallant style to the rescue of the poor
fellows. Notwithstanding the surf which broke upon the
shore, and at times threatened the boat a ith destruction, it
was kept on its course. The wreck was at length reached,
and after some difficulty the suffering crew were got off into
the boat and safely landed.
Another wreck took place in the Lame district of coast.
White the gale was at its height on Monday night, the
Frederick, bound to Boulogne, took the ground near
Thorpe Nem. The heavy sea which set in upon the beach
prevented all chance of getting her off, and she became a
wreck. We hear, however, that the crew contrived to
preserve themselves.
Higher up, towards the northern roost, the weather ap-
pears to have been exceedingly bail. The Grove, from
Sunderland, encountered the full fury of the storm some
thirty or fort) mires front Flanaborough Head, and the
crew had scarcely got away from the vessel in the boat ere
she went down. They were buffeted about the ocean for
upwards of two hours before they w re picked up. As
may be imagined they were in a most deplorable state of
exhaustion. Many other casualties are reported to have
occurred in the vicinity of the northern ports.
Notwithstanding the protection from the wcatller usually
found in the Down., the gales seemed to have caused mach
damage to the shipping riding in that anchorage. Several
large sized vessels, bound foreign, slimed from their anchors
and chains, and coming in contact with each other, sus-
tained considerable damage. The ship lLunilios, for the
Cape of flood Hope, was obliged ti run back from the
'hugeness Heads. Lower down the chemist the gale ap-
pears to have continued with nniuterrupted severity. A
large fleet is reported to be lying in the Portland goads
windbound.

LIVIRPOOL. JAN. 28.—The improved feeling noticed in
our report of yesterday has further developed itself in the
business of to-day, and as the leading stocks have become
wirer, prices have regained a portion of last week's decline.
At the first meeting sales were reported as follows:—Fast
Lancashire, 151. 16e. 34.—Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock
(fifth shares), 7/ dim—London and North Western (New
Quarters), 21 press.—Midland Stuck, 531—South Eastern
Stock, 201. The advance of the morning was fully con-
firmed, and • large business done at better rates during the
afternoon. The transactions repotted at the second meeting
were :—Caledonian' I.sl—Lancashire and Yorkshire., 611,
611—London sad North Western, 115, 4—Ditto (New
Quarters), 21, 3, 21, 3 prem.—Manchester, Sheffield, and
Lincoln, 301, 41—Midland Stock, 551, 6, 51. 6—South
Eastern Stuck, 201, I—York, Newcastle, and Berwick (ex
No. 1 and 2), 71 dia.—York and North Midland, 211.
Msyeititertut, JAN. 28.—The market was etceedingly
dull up to the close of the morning sitting, but improved
very considerably when the prices had been received from
London. In the afternoon a large business was done, prices
being rather buorint, and cluing firm, with an upward
tendency. Eastern Counties, 61—Midlands, 551, 1, 1—
Caledonians, Isl—Ditto (preference), 71—Dovers, 201, 1—
Leeds stock, 611, I—Sheffield (10/. preference), 121—South
Eastern Steam, 11—Dublin and Drogheda Thirds, 11—
North British, 6l—Leeds Fifths, 71 d.—East Lancashire,
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MINCING-LANF..—THIS DAY.
Svo►x.—The market continues to wear a very firm ap-
pearance, and buyers seem to gain confidence. The public
sales to day consist of 300 hhds. l'orto Kicr, 2,500 boxes
liavannah, and are going off freely at full prices. The
refined is steady, and the market is rather bare ef low goods.
Grocery lumps, 43.. 6d. to 481.
Corral.—There hu not been a public sale to-day, and
the market is inactive.
COCOA. —7OO bags Trinidad sold steadily in public sale
31.. to 38.. 6d., which were fully pn violas nays.
TRA.—Priees are supported, but not much done to-day.
Prmaxcro.-900 bags were offered in public sale, mod all
found buyers at full prices, 4 to 4; per lb.
Curron.—The demand has improved about 80 bale. re-
ported sold yesterday on 'Change.
Selena remain without alteration.
Rot.—The market has a steady appearance.

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A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Quarles,
Harris, and Co., was held yesterday afternoon. The
statement presented by the accountants showed a
total of liabilities of 48,2211., the assets being esti-
mated at 23,2761., so that a dividend of about 10s.
in the pound may be expected to be eventually
realised.

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I.BITED NIC.XIc.tSI .tomslATlON.—Yes-
terlay the half-yearly meeting of the memoitrs of this
mociatiim tank pines at the offices, in Finsbury-circus.
Pir John Easthope, Bart., in the chair. The secretary
reed • report which congratulated the proprietors upon the
improved condition of their affairs u compared with that '
"Oath OM Communicated at the last meeting. The now
m maitre, Captain Farrell. had arrived in Mexico as sur-
er...re to the late Mr. Shitulhral, and the instructions he
had receives! from the directors hail hero carefully adhered
to. In reference to the operations of the mines the report
sta.r.l that of Mayas had been exclusively worked by
" Bescones (Spaniel' miners), and had (well so utter the
month eel Atezust, with over exp. nditure of 80,9,2
dollars, which was divisible between the association and the
own r.ef the mine. Th.- proprietors were aware that the con-
tract for this mine was to terminate ou the 31. t Dec., 1841,
end Captain EATTOI had informed the directors that Ise had
Rot, up to the _oath November last, received any farther
enneauoications from the owner, in regard to the new
contract, and he was proeveding with Lis arrangements
for di liveriug up the mine at the end of the year.
An impresaiim prevailed in that country that the owners
would yet mitinsit such immediate proposals as might be en-
tertained. Captain Fart, II had compronarcil the claims of
the proprietnrs to have the mine perfectly drained, which,
it w apprehended, would coat .10,JU1.1 dollars, by • payment
is mom r of -21,000 dollars, this sum to be added to the
eminent due (ruin the mine to the emaciation. In regard to
the new mini', it was stated that in those of Ahlana and La
Trimilad the stipulated minimum labour (according to the
manioc laws) was being employed, but with no present ad.
'aerate. Upon the subject of La Lug mine, it appeared
that au Engli.h gentleman resident in Mexico had expressed
his willingness to join the company in the speculation, and
to supply all funds required in the operation% for searching
and cet•ing the vein upon the principle of sharing equally
with the emaciation, the whole fertile, capital required
to be ailvatimal by the gentleman in question, and
se additional outlay to be provided. The super-
intends nt of the allure in Mexico had approved
of the sugarotion, and • treaty was by this. time in all like-
lihood coselmiled. With napect to the 'swim other mimes
the accounts were generally of a promising character, and
upon the Zacatecas claim, (up in the guicroment of Mexico)
the directors oh"erved that no definite settlement had up to
the present mouton taken place, but the directots would
omit na opportunity of pressing fur an adjustment of thou
emir. Tho y were now needing the arrival of the next
Pr r, and after that period they proposed to seek as in.
t. roe sr with Lord Granville to urge upon him the nues•
my of a just and speedy arrangement. The financial state-
smut showed that the present sweets of the emaciation
amount. il to 16,361 f. 13s. 2d., awl the lirbilitiea to
6.3.:11. 17.. Gel, leaving • miry's. of 10,212 f. 13s. 13c1. Of
this ma 4.oesal. would probably he required to meet the
rap is.es of the mine., awl the balance remaining would be
ton 'moll to pay a dividend, end might be wanted
Lo ene:ile them to terry on the works.-She chairman, in
falling the aluptiou of the report obserced that the total
tespeames of the new mines amounted to 2t13,672 dollars, up
4. t-e date of tit. it last advice'. The hon. gentleman en.
frit into • long explanation of the condition of the mine.,
and wait onto observe that the drecto,, had managed the
property is the but manner possible, consistently with the
uteruw of the proton tors. —A long discussion runs ensued
apes the sishicet uf the expenditure, earl the general work-
.l of the mines, and several proprietors reformed en
.;,,nine that the statement of accounts wan not quite Su clear
a. it Waist be, conaidering that the director.* were not is a
to mosstnenil • vidend.-1"pou this point, the
Herman ebeerved.that the directors were at ell WWI ready
to cove the proprieties 'soy antormation they might desire,
sad he assured the meetine that the account. had been
made up in the same manner which had hien adopted on
W Frew r oreasioss. It w.. then pr sposed by Mr. Wages,
sad werieik I by Mr. Lerg. that • committee of inquiry
Mutt M imetriated with • view to ascertain the finamrial
enecLcitst of the compeoy. Upon this mitnect • long sad
d sel,wy tomerratios tossed, and the motion was ialti-
laste{y I. gusted bye show of hands. The report was then
rio iersi and ordered le be twisted; and ewe business of •
character having been gone through, the writing
wpdat..l with • VA" of thrash" I. the chairman.
Illiott }WIT AND WICAT JCSieltriN /I.iIt.WAT.-
IMterlay a in. etiag fe Ode matter was held helm* blaster ,
in (tumefy Fame. Mr. Speed appeared for Mr. Jeremiah
r nuke, of M eektlie4l• ewe of the managing committee,
ateirontesdid that his client might not to he pleased on the
1..1, which would bare the street of making him liable to
pay d Ms. a. the committee of management he'id
of cosi nut from two of the pintail.. who hail brought
loam. me noise the rotate, and by which the committee
Cri - bald hornet," from liability, and that the parties
ought to look fir plinsent to the funds of the company
y Mr. bothers/1r an I Mr. W
Jay. . f/aworthy having been
hemil on the other aide. for Mr.the official manager,
the Ma.iter. omi/sr the nurse of Mr. (larks upon the
Ow object was not to *rills. the grunt tel of the
vw!nhat•ilee. with the view of making a cell, but simply
to sweet nn who were the parties reeponsible for the corn.
Piers fond. restribetsal by various shareholders, to whom
r he celled on to eseou..• es trustees, end as the
"I"
M The Marl of Harrington,. Colonel me-
+l r Croft. seed Meows. Tyler, Spyers. King, end
vao's rli 'Sc- were plies d nn the list is that capacity, thus
'"481:-leting the settlement of the list of provisional end
erauseiree, having the general Hat of shareholders
Mle pre. sded with, and the charge of the official ma-
uler, culling on the managing committee to account, to
ke brought in before the Master.

BiougiNomAx, Jaw. 28.—This market showed symptoms'
of improvement to-day, and local stocks were more inquired
after. South Stafford* at I dis.—Landon and North
Westerns closed, sellers, 1161—Birmingham and Stour
Valleys, 9A--Shropshire Unions were done at 31 die ; and
in local stock., Worcester and Birmingham Canals at 36.
Luaus, le s. 28.—There haa been a rather better feclusg in
the market this morning, though the business actually done
was not to a large esteut. Midland stock was done at 56 for
account middle of February. The other closing sales were
as follows :—Amhergate, Nottingham, and Boston, it ;
Lancashire and Yorkshire, fifths, 7t di*. ; Leeds Northern,
14A ; North Westerns, 121 die.
Bittsvin., Ja'. 26.—The market was rather more
buoyant and business easier to Iran-act. A slight improve-
ment took place in prices. Great Western Original Share,
were done at 861; Brotol and Eactera at 81; and Taff
Vale Quarter Shares at 31.

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As some discrepancy is to be found in the state-
ments as to the new Belgian fire per cent. loan, we
think it right to observe that 4M0,0001. have been
taken by the Bank of Belgium. 200,0001. by Messrs.
Rothschild and Mears. Bischotteheim and Gold-
schmidt, and 360,0001. is now advertised by the
Bank of Belgium.

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TALLOW '.►MARKET.—TILIS DAY.
Tho market is steady to-day, and prices are without
alteration. Town Tallow is quoted, 36.. 84. nett cash;
retenburg Y.C. on the spot, 3da. 3d.; October to Decem-
ber (18.52), 37.. 3d.; on or before the end of March, 36e.

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rho ministerial press at Madrid having attacked
the Herald() for its remarks on the rights of the
coupon holders, the latter has a long and bold article
in its defence, which will be particularly gratifying
and encouraging to those who advocate the rights of
the coupon holders in this country. The Ilentlet•
asserts that it never objected to the arrangement of
the debt, but to the details, which were injurious to
the national honour. It tap it objected that the
honour and credit of Spain should be called in
question, and the interests of private enterprise
sacrificed for the purpose of saving some 50,000/. or
60,000/. yearly on the excluded coupons. Whatever
the arrangement, it is maintained there should have
been an equitable division among all classes of cre-
ditors. As to the charge of exciting foreign govern-
ments to take part in the domestic affairs of Spain,
the Ileraldo says it only spoke of the amicable inter-
vention of the English government in advocacy of
the rights of its citizens.
The meetings having nearly all passed off, business
in bank shares this week has been much more freely
carried on, and the general tendency of the market
is improving. London and Westminster shares
have reached 30, and Colonial are very firm. The
sales recorded are as follows :—British North Ameri-
can (301. paid), 48; Colonial (23/. paid), 12!, 4;
Commercial of London (20/. paid), 241 ex. div. ;
London and County (20!. paid), 221, 1 ; London and
Westminster (201. patd) 29:,, 30; National Provin-
cial of England (new shares, lig. paid), 11? ex. div. ;
National of Ireland (22/. 10s. paid), 17ex div. ; South
Australia (231. paid), 23: : Union of London (10/.
paid), 15,1 ex div.
Dock shares arc inquired for, and show an upward
tendency. East and West India stock has risen,
marking 144, 143, and 144 cx div.; and St. Kathe-
rine is also higher, at 811 and 82 ex div. Commer-
cial marks 831, and London stock 121 cx div.
Steamboat shares are quiet, but Royal Mail Steam
are a good deal firmer, marking 78 and 771. Peninsu-
lar and Oriental are quoted 691, 70 ; dim; New (101.
paid), 174. General Steam Navigation, 28.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Messrs. Cooper and Davis report a brisk trade at the
following quotations.—Prime Meadow Hay, 725. to 765.;
interior, Ms. to 76).; Rowen, 6(hi. to 63.. Clover, 765. t•
this.; second cut, 675. 6d. to 75a.; Straw, 225. to 265.

COALS.-Lounow, JAN. 28.-Coosa or THE Man-
sur. - Bate's West Hartley, 13s. 641. ; Carr 's Hart-
ley, 13a. 64.; Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 13a. Sd.;
Longridge's West Hartley, 13a. 64.; North Percy Hart-
ley, 13s. ; Tanfleld Moor, Butea, 125.91.; Townley,
125.; WaUs End Gosrorth, 13s. 94. ; Eden Main, 164. 6d. ;
Walls End Bell, 16.. 94. ; Walls End BOrtiont, 16s. 9d.;
Walls End Braddyll, 17a. 3d.; Walls Eno liettoo,
171. 64.; Walls End Lambton, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Lum-
ley, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Russet's Hetton, 17s. 3d. ;
V. End Scarborough, 16s. ad. ; Wails End Stewart's,
17s. Gd. ; Walls End Whitwell, 15s. 9d. ; Walls End
Kelloe, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 17s. 3tl. ;
Walls End Thoroley, 16s. 9.1. ; Walls End Whitworth,
12s. 6.1.; Walls End Seymour Tees, 150. dd. • Walls End
Tees, 17s. tkl.; Cowpen Hartley, 13s. 6d. ; Nixon.' Mar-
thyrand Cardiff, 21L-Ships at market, 4..); sold, 4.5.

PARIS AND ROUEN ILAILWAY.—The half-yearly
meeting of the Paris and Route Railway was held on thel
27th inst., at the offices, Rue d'Amaterdarn, Paris, M. de
l'Esgrie, President of the Board of Directors, in the chair.
The directorspresent were MM. Lawrence, Simone, de lier-
saint, N. Duchatel, Benoist D'Asy, Ch. Laffitte, and Ed.
Blount. M. Chibaudrau, general secretary, was in attend-
ance. 11,010 shares were represented. MM. 'Amine and
de Cheppre, the two largest shareholders present, were called
upon to act as scrutators ; and M. Michelot to act as secre-
tary to the meeting. The number of shares represented
was large enough, according to the terms of the act, to em-
power the meeting to deliberate on the ordinary affairs of
the company, but nut sufficient to enable it to come to a de-
cision on the subject of the proposed agreement with the
company de la Guest. For this purpose a new meeting will
have to be summoned. M. Chibaudrau, secretary, read
the administrators report. The payment of the amount
due to the company from the elite, fur reparation of damage
approved by the company in February, 1818, has been
arranged for. The sums due to the company amount to
370,492 f. On the other hand, the company owes to the
state, for the loan which it has received, the Indemnity of
370,492 f. The working of the Rouen line during
the last six months of 1811 produced a product of
3,107,9000. by the trains of grand viteese, and 1,688.9290.,
by other trains; the miscellaneous receipts were 21,302,4430.
Total traffic revenue, 9,009,8900. The expenses of work-
ing, strictly so called, were 1,719,747 fr. • the interest, toile,
and repayment of loans reaches 1,261.6110. ; and tales and
charges of surveillance, 1n5,1681r. The total of charges
and expenditure is 3,090,8371 r., to which is to be added a
lees of 7.293 fr. during nine months working the line to
Dieppe. The net sum disposable for dividends is 1,911,7190.,
' representing for each share of 5000. the sum of 25fr., of
which one moiety is interest, and the other dividend. The
interest and dividend on shares will be paid on and after
Jan. 29, at the company's ifficis. The report discusses the
reasons of the unfavourable difference between the revenue
returns of the last six months of 1851, end the corresponding
period of the preceding year, and speaks hopefully of the
circle of railways by which it is proposed to engirdle the
capital of France. The accounts, dividend, and reports
were approved. After the termination of the meeting the
drawing took place for 62 Shares fur amortisation.
'Poe STEAM-811IP GLASGOW, which sailed from tho
Clyde on the 10th inst. with fifty-four passengers, and
freight valued at 106,0001, returned to Weaver on Tuesday
night. She was *truck by a dreadful sea on the evening of
I Tuesday, the 20th inst., which euried away the starboard
bulwarks, the wheel-h use, and binnacle, and filled the
salami with three feet water. Mr. Robertson the second
I effieer, was swept overboard and drowned. 'Fho first and
third officers the carpenter, and three of the crew were
severely injured. Captain SWwart, therefore, thought it
prudent to return. The hull of the ship and engines are
ured. [The Glasgow must not be confounded with the
Coty of Glasgow, which is now loading at Liverpeal.l
PENNY BANKS.--The object of a penny bank is to
mist the youthful portion of the working-classes—those
who foe the first time are beginning to receive wages for
their labour—in the formation of careful and prudent habits.
The few pence or the odd shillings, when they bring an
unaccustomed feeling to the picket, bring with them temp-
tations to spend; while public-houses and other places tempt
to waste, and at the game time lay the foundation of many
evil habits. In the penny bank, from • penny upwards,
halfpence*, sixpences, or shillings, may be stored by the
young people at will; and as fast as the store of each depo-
sitor accumulates to the amount of seventeen shillings, it is
transferred to the local savings bark, in the name of its
owner, and bears interest. On the Bth of July, 1850, the
Huddersfield Preliminary Savings Bank " was started,
with a deposit of three pounds and sevenrnee from fifty-
seven persons. From the Bth of July, IBdo, to the lot of
December, 1851, there hare been in this bunk six thousand
nine hundred and sixteen depo•its, averaging one shilling
and tivepence each, making a total of 4834. 114. 2c1.-1
Ditkess's " 11uwahold WGrele."

TIIE TREASURER-9111P OF FRE COUNTY COURT OP
HART, his been conferred upon Mr. Brooks, of the firm of
Lamb and Brooks, solicitors, of Odiham, North Hants.
FALL OF ROCK IN DEERTSRIRE.—The heavy rains
of Tuesday evening occasioned a serious accident to the
cotton mill of Messrs. Ilibbert and Allcock, of New Mills,
Derbyshire. et large piece of rock which had become libe-
rated from an eminence having fallen down upon the build-
ing, damaged a large portion of it, and destroyed upwards of
forty looms. Fortunately the accident happened about fly•
o'clock on Wednesday morning, just previous to the arrival
of the workpeople, otherwise the consequences might have
been disastrous. Near 200 hands will, we regret to say, be
thrown out of employment Carat least three mouths.—Moc-
cksjfeld Courier.
SHOCK OF AN EARTRQUAKE AT BORDEAUX.—
The Courtier de la Gironde, of the 26th, states that a shock
of earthquake was felt at Bordeaux, at a quarter past two
in the morning of that day. It lasted from seven to eight
seconds. Persons who were in bed fancied that Irmo
heavily laden waggons were going along the streets, or that
a heavy piece of furniture was beiug pulled about over
their heads. The shock was preceded by a kind of de-
tonation ; two distinct oscillation, were felt at about
three seconds interval; the direction appeared to be
from south to north. The degree of violence of the shock
varied in the different quarters of the city ; it was more fat
in the high houses. Ou the side of the Quinconces, it war
felt very severely ; the pictures hanging on the walls were
agitated; light articles of furniture were thrown down; and
windows were broken. In some of the churches the painted
glass windows flew in pieces; the church of Saint Pierre and
the cathedral suffered most severely in this way. Persona
who happened to he in the streets at the time were seized
with the greatest alarm ; they suddeuly felt the ground trem-
ble under their feet. The sky at the tinnf was of a dark
reddish colour, as if from the effect of a tremendous Bre at
a distance. In the country the cattle in the fit Ids partook
of the geuend alarm and uttered inoans and cries. From
accounts received at Bordeaux, from other parts of the Oi-
ionde, it appears that the shock was gtneral throughout
the whole department. At Libourue, the people were
awoke by • violent shock ; at La Sauve, the shock
wu very severe and several houses were damaged;
at Oradignan, the same phenomenon was felt ; every
thing appeared to he dauciog about in the houses. j.
RAILWAYS IN GERMANY.—In the course of the
past year the following extent of new railways has been
opened for traffic in Germany. On the 2.lth January. from
Efringen to !lettingen, in Baden, about 1 (German) mile;
nn the 28th March, from liumme to Marburg, joining the
Friedrich-Wilhelm, Nordbahn, in the province of West-
phslia, 3 miles; on the 6th of April, from Krippen, near
Schsndau, to Bodenbach, near Tetsclien. and thence to
Awe*, 4 miles. completing the railway communication be-
sween Dresden and Prague; on the Ist of May, from Bata-
bach to Langgone, part of the Maine and teaser Railway,
2 miles; on the 15th Ju:y, from Reehenbaih to
flatten, 31 mike, completing the Bavarian and
Saxon line ; on the 26th May, from PCIVII7 to
Bromberg, part of the Prussian eastern line. 191 miles; on
the 15th October, front Lubeck to Dochen, yoitting the
Berlin and Hamburg Railway, 6 miles; and on the same
day, the branch from Buchen to Laueriberg, 2 miles. On
the 16th October, from Vierven to Gladhaeli, on the left
hank of the Rhine, I) mile; on the l-t of October, the Ells-
bridge, near Wittentserge, wa. opened, and the Magdeburg
alinndgotiVoifttleitilbee
orgpenl,l,aiilwinay hlB.tiierriv•biy!wer
414•Imeter 1 'h
ikli.
lees than
total
hani
any one of the eight years preceiliost. The total length of
all evicting elerman railways is 1,1131 German milea, of
which 6112 miles have been constructed by private enter-
prise, and 132 by the state. Of these Persia has 375,
Austria 204, Bavaria 82, Saxony 64, Hanover 48, Baden 43,
Eli etoral Hesse 39, Wurtemberst 35, Holstein and (amen-
berg 32, Mecklenburg Schwerin 30, Ile,e Darmstadt 16,
Anhalt 12. Brunewick 11, and Saxe-Wt.ittur 10 miles.
With the Hungarian lines, 56, the Italian 3.1, and the Ord-
Wien si miles, Austria has in all 303 milts of railway.

SKETCH OF THE LATE LIEUTENANT BRADY, WHO
PtitISHID tar Tlit ADIAZON.—We ( Glulfre) happened, on
meeting Mr. Thackeray, to interchange none words of re-
gret at the loos of Eliot Warburton ;—" I had another
friend on board, he added, poor Brady, whom you remem-
ber ander the name of Bundy, in my trip from Cornhill to
Cairo, in 1844." Oa referring to the passage we fled it
equally creditable to the distinguished writer and the
lamented nicer, and, like the pages of " Darien," full of
melancholy presentiment. (Page just allude to
One other martyr, the kind lieutenant in charge
ut the mails, and who bore his cram with what I
can't but think a very touching and noble resignation.
There's • certain sort of man whose coons in the world is
disappointment,—who excels in whore luckless
triumphs in hie meek caner of life I hive often thought
must be regarded by the kind eyes above with u much
favour as the splendid successes Anil achievements of
coarser and more prosperous men. As I sate with the lieu-
tenant upon deck, his telescope laid over his lean legs, and
be looking at the sunset with • pleased, withered free, be
gave au • little account of his hl.tory. Ho has been seven-
and-twenty years in the navy, being somewhat more mature
in the armee than Lieut. l'eel, Hear-Admiral I'rince de
Juiarille, sad other commanders who neeil not be mentioned.
lie lea very well-edecated man, and reads prodigiously,—
travels, histories, liveseeminentworthitvand hereto, in his
simple way. Be le not in the least angry at his want of luck in
the profusion. ' Were I • boy to-morrow,' he said, I
would begin it again ; and when I coo my whoolfellows,
and how they have got on in life, if wine are better off
than I am, I lad many are worse, and have no call to be
discontented.' ao he carries her Majesty's mails meekly
through this world, waits upon portelminds and captains
in his old shown hat, and is as proud of the peones& at the
bow of his little host, as if it were Hying from the main-
mast of a thundering man-of-war. Ile ge I tee hundred
a year for his services, and has an old mother and a
sister hung in England ,lorneehere, who I will
wager (though ho never, I swear, said a word
about it) have • good portion this prific. ly income.
Is it breaking a confidence to tell Lido...rind Bundy's
history t Let the motive cacao.- the decd. It is a good,
kind, wholesome, and noble charm,. r. Why should we
keep all our admiration for thaw who win in One world, as
we do. sycophants as we are? tVlien we write • novel, our
gri at, stupid imaginations can go no further then to marry
the hero to • tortoise at the end, soil to find out that he n •
lord by right. Oh, blundering, liekspittle motility! And
• yet I would like to limey some happy retributive Utopia in
the peaceful cloadland, where my friend the meek lieutenant
shmild find the yards manned of his ship as he went on
hosed, all the guns firing an enormous salute (only without
the least new or the smell or powder). and he saluted on
the deck as Admiral Sir James, or Sir Jiiiseph—aye, or
I Lord Vecoant Bundy, knight of all the orders above the

_ •
A good many transactions continue to offer in
insurance shares, and prices of several descriptions
are looking up, including Alliance, Atlas. Eagle, and
Globe stock. The latest quotations of the market
arc as follows :—Albion, 86; Alliance, British and
Foreign. 211 ; ditto. Marine, 431 ; Anchor, 11 ;
Atlas, 174 ; British Commercial, 61 ex div.; Church
of England, 31 ; Crown, 15; Eagle, 71; Equity and
Law,4l • English and Scottish Law Life, 31; Euro-
pean Life, 12 ; General, 51 ; Globe, 133 cx die. ;
Guardian, 551; Imperial Fire, 245 • Imperial Life,
18 • Indemnity Marine, 49f ; Law Fire, 31 ; Law
Lift% 461; Legal and General Life, 51 ; ondon
Fire, 211 1 ; -London Ship, 21!'„ 1; Marine, 151 ;
Medical, 'lnvalid, and General Life, 21 ; Monarch,
19s. ;National Loan Fund, 2 ; Pelican, 38 ; Phrcnix,
161 ; Professional Life, 1: Provident Life, 30 ; Bock
Life, 6, ; Royal Exchange, 227 ex die. ; Sun Fire,
209 : ditto Life, 48 ; United Kingdom, 4 ; Victoria
Life, 5, at.

The General Reversionary and Investment So-
ciety's shares are quoted thi; Equitable Reversionary-,
107 ex div. London Reversionary, 42 ; Reversion-
ary Interest Society, 1001.

Miscellaneous allures are quoted as follows in the
official list :—Assam Tea Company, 93; Australian
Agricultural, 20; Australian hug, 201, 3; Hud-
son s Bay Stock, 206; Price's l'utent Candle t'oin-
pany, 23 ; South Australian, 233 ; Electric 'Fele-
graph (A) shares (201. paid), 20; British Telegraph
Company (201. paid), 20.

These prices arc unchanged, with the exception of
a considerable rise in Australian Agricultural shares.

NEW MODE OF MARKING CONVICTS IN KENTUCKY.
—A reaolution has been introduced into the Kentucky
legislature which provide*" that the keeper of the Peni-
tentiary shall procure a suitable chemical dye, such as will
stain the cuticle, nr outer skin, perfectly black, so that it
eannnt be washed offer in any way he removed until nature
furnish a new cuticle nr atirkee; and that with this dye he
shall have the 0040 of each convict painted thoroughly
black, and renew the • application al often as it may too ne-
cessary to keep it no, until within • certain period of the
expiration of his sentence, when it /Mall be discontinued for
the purpose of permitting nature to restore to the feature
its original hue, preparatory to the seeoGd advent of its
owner into the world."

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A YOUNG WOMAN BURNES, TO DP:ATM.—Mr.
Wakley, M P., held a swennd inquest yesterday in the Mid-
dlesex Hospital, on Jane Yeates, a milliner, agrd 27. 1)e-
-erased returned to her lodgin.ts on Mstnolay night Irmo her
daily work as milliner. Moon afterward• ilamea were amyl
to issue from her room, when an entrance was effected
through the window, and dereaatd tem thwinvenal enveloped
in dame% which were extinguished and the poor creature
removed to the hospital, where she 90011 afterwards expired.
Verdict, "Accidental death."

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