... CUSTOM-HOUSE, JAN. 1. ENTERED OUTWAnDs.-Tho Ellen for Seville, Foyle for Jersey and Guernsey, Holland for Ostend, Hedvig for San- tander, Martha for Lisbon, and the Zonave for Seville. CLEARED OUTWARDS.-The Eclipse for Cienfuegos, Ke- nilworth for Auckland, New Zealand, and New Plymouth, and the Achilles for Boston. IN BALLAsT.-The Jan Adrian for Elsinore, Peter Wil- helm for ditto, Pyrrha for ...

... AIOBYT )AAREET AND CITY KEWS. FRIDAY. ARIRIVAL OF SILvsu. -The 14agdalena, from the I 'West Indies, brings no less than $2,637,145 in specie, value 527,4291., being one of the largest freights on record from that quarter. GOVERN1M5NT EMIGRATION.-Her Majesty's Emi- gration Commissioners have given notice that they will despatch vessels to Sydney and Adelaide re- opectively between the 25th June ...

... CAUTION TO MARINERS. SHOAL. A shoal of about 150 yards in extent, with four to five fathoms of water on it, was passed over on the 4th of De. aember, in 11 19 B., and 220 42 E., by the Strathmore, on her voyage to Foo-Chow-Foo. CUSTOM-HOUSE, JUNE 3. ENTERED OUTwiRDS.-The John Willia, for Hamburg, Imperial for Stettin, Ornen for Kiel, Margaret Evans for New York, Spring for Rouen and Paris, Sir ...

... RAIL IVA Y TRAPFIC RETURNS. -0 Miles Pas. Lter- Totall f. T6taI Bailways. open. sengers. ohandiso. 1856. 1965. Monthof February. il £ £ West Flande rss ?? 75 -. -. - .. 2,728 .* 2,325 Week ending May 2. GrandcTrunkofCanada 849 .. 4,40O .. 6,046 .. 9 4462 .. 4,726 Wcek ending May 24. The Great Northern .. 283 .. 9,858 ..12,016 ..21,874 .. 21,020 Week ending May30. South-Eastern ?? .. .. 19,426 ...

... EXTRAORDINARY FOvRGERY OF BANK x 0 . OF ENGLAND NOTES.. The authorities -of the Bank of Englaid have within the lastfew days instituted an investigation relative to the . extraordinary discovery of a considerable number of £5, £I0,,and £20, forged Bank of England notes, representing in the aggregate the largeamount of £44,755. It appears that on the 29th of last month a communication was ...

... 01. WEDNESDAY EVENING. -ed The principal operations in Railway Shares has been in connection with the settlement of the ac- ce- count which has passed off satisfactorily. Several onl of the leading, Stocks closed flatly, but otherwise nk the matr-et exhibited more firmnless. Ctledonlianis, 'ce after having been done at 841 and 851, closed at er. 841 to 851, being a f urther rise of 5s. ; ...

... THE CORY TRADE. CORN EXCHANGE, MAREK-LANE, MAY 3. A great deal of rain fell last week, and the crops have been much refreshed in consequence. The wind keeps very cold, however. The wheat crops in the south are looking remarkably well. The country markets at the close of last week were ge- nerally but moderately supplied with grain. Trade was good at an advance of Is per quarter. Fresh up to ...

... ADyMARKET AND CITY NEWS. MONDAY EVENING. ThesupplY of capital is tmost dbundant every- ,eId with but a fair demand, and the rates U15),be q1uoted as follows-3- per cent. for four a ths bifs, 3 per cent. for three, 2.i per cent. for tw, lld 2 to 2k for one month's bills. Ol the Stock Exchange the supply is greater ?? else) but it is not wanted and can- was no gold sent into or withdrawn from ...

... THE Sf J KETS. WBDN~SDAYVEV1DNING. The Railw~f M~-k~t open'ed flatly at the decli0i 1. ~~ t~to ,~d~tle close there wai ~ prilecove't, and prices in several instance t Ioff at an improvemhint. The principal featii however, was a decline of 15s. in London and NorthAWestern. Great Westerns were pressed forE side, and after bein~g dane W4848 'dlb~sedit . 48-17t¶S 49, being a further decline of ...

... SATURDAY EVENING. it The Railway Share Market has been flat to~day, 3- notwithstanding the firmness in this Funds, and L.business has been extremely inactive. The prin- cipal decline was in Caledonian, which experienced I.a further relapse of it. fis. The final quotations o show a reduction of it., in Chester and Holyhead, n 109. Great Northern, Il. in A Stock, 59. Lancashire and Yorkshire, ...

... THE SCOTTISHf AUS TB4IA N MlINING COMPANT. Australia is a ward that has become not only signifi- cant, but almost identical with enterprise. Somewhat lsS tbhci eighty years ago Austrihalwas 'a regi on only known through the investigations of its discoverers from their reports of the beauty of its flowers and tle appa. rent fertility of its soil, andi was untrodden by the foot :of civilized ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE THE CALCUTrA AND CHINA MAIlLS. sOUTHAM1PTON, Tl1URSDAY MoRxIiG. 'fhe Pera steauer, Captain Jamieson, has arrived. ;,e left Alexandria, Oct. 22 ; Malta, 25 ; and Oibkrltlr, 2th ; and brings 116 passengers, three . ages specie (value unknown), 1,555 bales and cilses silk, 43 bales wool, 39 bales flax, 323 sacks 4rileV. ad sundries. gle spok~e on the 28th the steauiship ...