The Express. — London, England, 1853-10-19 00:00:00

~,~-., .. .. s ✓. • 11.0 i OlifißMll [THREEPENCE MONEY MARKET. -- rally this bourse con!innes to 'bow flatness. Paris__ Closing prices of this day—Three per Cent. Itentes, 72.50; ditto Four-and .a-Half per Cents., 99,10. Bank Shares, 2.k00. The prices show no rally. The 'Aimee per Cents. are a trifle lower. Vienna, Monday • Five per Cent. Metallic,. 914: exchange on London, 11.3 ; Bank Shares, 1,296. The Metallic, are rather lower than on Saturday, whilst the exchange on London continuos to ascend. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-0.7.-r. Is. Tone. Prior. aa negotiates tlo, asp Bills and IL Honer. Amsterdam mg Short I Id. 16str. ... 1111. 18,0 r. Ditto edam Rott " „ 118. S.M. ... Iln. 18.. c.. Antwerp brumes Hamburg sad Abbas .. „ ISM*. ‘ftla.. Luna,. ,i or St. Petersburg .«.. .per ruble „ Irjprna* ... 27a ..x•rrla Paris .............. —. rer £ Short :40. VSe. ... 25:r. 0: Ditto . ..........« ~ A Monthe2Afr. 21 C. ... IMr. 2740. Emeriti, „ 23fr. 2.:.;. ... 251 r. Soc. hvakt.rt.datbitAsixtpi e r JllO „ i I flill. kr. ... /Md. Icr Vistas (climate!) para " I Id. liar. ... I Id. 'bk.. DUNS Mi. ISkr. ... HP. 22a: MAW .......par AU at „ SO4 pones ... SO pence „ „ 301 pence ... 50 p.m . Malt, M. daraalMW. . .Si peso. ... 494 prom it w 50 Pram ... 40: ;ow. • tr w SO iwoco ... 494 pm,. Oftiraltili ......... ...... Logßolf .....«.. Gera „ re dueat „ 4:i pence ... 42 pe nce n = • par ounce .. 125 mote ... IN pe Mme.. 1254 (rare ... 125 (earn Woos ...or tnerellio day* date 53 pews .. Arj ;4,m Oporto . ............ CO. Sti pent, ... AS ..0., s.w t0rt...... O days, right eN pence... el i yells,. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. Tho English funds are flatter to-day, with a more limited business. Consols have ranged between 912 and 911 for money, and 914 and 912 for account, aril the present quota ton is 91: to 2 for cash. and 911 to 1 for the 10th Nov., with a dull market. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at Jo►, to r ; the Three•and-a-Quarter per Cents., 922 to ; ; Bank Stock, 217; Exchequer Bills, 7s. 4s. Bs. prem. The foreign stock market is extremely dull, busi ness is this department being almost suspended. Mexican is quoted 231 to 24, being rather flatter, and Spanish Deferred, 212 to 2. The axles include; Sardinian Five per Cents., at 901 ; the Spani,h Coin mittee's Certificates, 31 per cent.; Dutch Twa and-a- Half per Cente.. 621; and Equador Bonds, at 5: to MINES. —•— TUESDAY EVENING. There has been s moderate business to-day in the market for homa mining stocks. The inquiry hue been chiefly far Great Wheal Alfred shares, which show as upward tendency. The sales reported arc Devon Great Consols, at 3821 ; North Roskear, 152; ; Wheal Trelawney, 48 with div.; West Providence, 43, 44; Great Wheal Alfred, 281, 28k, 291, 293, 30, 301; Alfred Consols, 25, ; Ilerodsfoot, 91 ; North Buller, 81; Tineroft, 41, 5; Wheal Zion, 21; Wheal Cupid, 8,9; St. Day United, 2 ; North Towey, 16e., 17.. The gold mining shares to-day presented no material alteration in price, and business was not extensive. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted ; to 4 prem.; Great Nugget, par to ; prem. ; Port Phillip, ; to dis.; Nouveau Monde, 9-16 to 11-16 prem.; Agua Fria, 9.16 to 11-16 prem. The shares of the Imperial Brazilian Company were again higher, closing 41 to 41 prem. Metcalfe Copper shares were dull, but maintained their price of 23 to 3 prem. at the close. - - ‘..•••• 'l. F --- , ,/,••• / . A.in le 41 .0... . 0z , ,_(..._ . are/e..• Ito , „:://:/.06::.0 ..ice a. . • Ttt , 44 _ 1411rje145 No. 2.234.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENIN6, OCTOBER 19, 1853. RANK of DEPOSIT, 7, St. Medieelimas NEWS FOR TOR LONDONERS. lndalgensquare, Loa 'a. -- a - SHARE LISTS. Ilit. 14111 nem= eszinizki/C1 "WI" HONE - .5y ; , e a“ , tuu."f IVr ''' .llNl ' MlilET •1•110•1•Ird 62 axamf " The censorship which forbids the publication of --e•- shoo Aberseen Ne. L7pr ON - - it , ~.,„, , r la. 1- oitttioa by whkh a high rale el Interest may t• TUSIDAT STANDS/. IL 1 110 611Molk Laetat4 pares! - - - ti anything on the continent distasteful to despotism, puts no Business in the English railway market to-day i t I s t k pre., t asunty. .t.• ! 11e cur55.. 0110010 .4 8 1,4 10 oied „. ! m .... 12 1, ; ,Ie• .. ~...ek in 'rm . , ad July. limit whatever on the amount of slander or falsehood that 1:1 - 4 In the absence of to errlit .10011.10li. Mesagias meow any Ando-phobic newspaper may be inclined to circulate was very restricted, and altogether presented no fea- a l sil can ' and •••••• • •••••••• - - Proieetwees Seem N.lleaties. about Emrland. Here i. a specimen: 6 all Deaden Perth, s a e awr. bearing upon politics, lure of interest. Prices experier.ced some slight Sou ltutetl.la .. 4 04 The New Gazette of l'ressia publishes the following morning at a rally fro 14 li laatAtialla inos.c. fluctuations, In sympathy with the variation of Con- 2 2 1 D o a o , Rt. ci f re, c t - ; ri l yIVE UUINEAS.-Mr. WIL H. HAMM. the • letter from l•-• eiders, deter! the Bth: yesterday afternoon. 6..:......c, e f t 22. Ilmnswir.wrenr. Loud" ham' " The equipment of the legion of the refugee auxiliaries sole. Alter being maintained at a trifling improve- :1 3 I". di- In. 17 .• IP•uL ' 6 Ipm the tone become wee ~,a• Sat 11,- MtINK/1 APP iItSTUSES are now ready. of Turkey is being continued here with the greatest 6 q smuoui.satoo.,a p ...Aid I I Ire went in the morning, prices became weaker in the were only • about 1 pe get ter ssaw" "iv" fa ht. Nei "' " nu " ' aka ' Gavaai "‘ eeliii' y, and more than 3JO workmen are, it is said, occu- qMN do. tin. 2; i I .. ____ -- 10 Is ba. Ness par Coat Mel I 3 1 - pied in the preparations. The uniform of the legion con- afternoon, but finally closed fairly supported at rates * m 550ur50..0.0 2 ,,.2 2.0 _ _ yesterday. It Is repo (-144 fall sins MODERKIOIL LAMP, with globe has again been selling lists cf • dark blue frock coat with a purple collar, grey a shade better in some cues than the fi nal range of a , 114 ~4 Perth, and l y oho ead gaud cusoolete, r i te Cullum. Ogee and study trousers, a knapsack in black leather, and a dark blue cup I Dundee. 61 par rat -.; 3 34 market at the close w bestle•mat E va rt sew d " . " lb 611 '• s '''• fr " . P " ie ' with the Polish eagle and a cockade. Uniforms are also yesterday. S. 100 Neat Iterthme perOvn.l 117 119 lloa. SMITH. 25', basal (wetly appease the quotations of ford Lel ve• a' 7- I" " being made fur carabineers, of a grey colour, with a yellow - St. Ilk 7.a. $ pee eat. Serip, Re.. ei.e.o.ativet • ikemeMe at 1. p.et. pa . IN .is lating the movement cellar, eartouche•holes instead of knapsacks, and ezaphae of THIS DAY . - Two o'CLoCE. lac lofts 44 parent. sera par al pa 101 present critical period .ISE and COMFORT 1 s SHAVING .- B. and dark blue. The Polish Colonel Wiersieki directs and sr. 61! es W.llllNMeetraWilsretta 71 Si A a cm{ %Mks' CANToN 51110 P, or Quadrilateral Chinese printends the depot of the workmen a the name of the The railway market is fiat to-day, and prices eX- be ' 6 plenum 7 7 7 77, 7n7 . 77 7 , 7. 7i 4 7 I • • 1 ,, 'outwear, readers 'Omni ray tu the moot tender skin. The National Committee. The some ttactr, with other auxLia. fiuence the oolicy of tl gelation of the discom hibit a general, though not serious decline. Business et IN D. J..* "4"1". I 4 PAL MI 19 1 1 , „ „•,•• teetmetnuil t• from that nest eat„ St Turge.n, 14r . Alma ries, canes • certain number of young P-tlish refugees to . . st n 100Ditso kredeensable seer et ti lee Consols opened 911 2 0 . ...es - I have nude trial of your Roar Pte.", sad find It to p r ac ti se military exercise. daily. These refugees are for the in t hi s department continues marked b y grea t ie. ve 1 DN • la S 'Masabber n York...F.6m 4 dis tar s oarer Otter than any *try I hare hitherto weal for going • limacent Meek ' 139 141 most pat the remains of the legions of Hungarians and quietude. London and North-Western stock is at a too I•„au,s, geer,,co se ,' ; 91: to :, receded to 9 et ir t•• eutilki instrument. for 11. dosi.st and sursical purposes.- ism - - quoted 911 to 1 for ti ii ,.., T„, 21...,.. 1,, .0 a, c„..," s l ums., tes. p". l'oles who came kom Turkey with Kossuth and the other c. ono • present quoted 102 to 1; Great Westerns, 791 to 80 ; is m er: ! Lee. , ll "" t t e "V eetoec uar- 0 Twee Pe'CL 1 i i money. In the morn enrch.strret. forks." 1111eft the buoy kr-, say la obtained, sad Magyar chiefs. The exercises for the war of independ Pis 0! ~.t ~,,e.re. at 1, id.. fr. id , ana l .... 14. eari.-CoINVANM entre in perspective take place in the court-yard of the Midland, 331 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 611 44, an I!,oadowterrs •cwor. s ot - - money u high as 91 i ,„„,,,,:y tempered asset. Trash PAT I.• and !Iberia, Pmts , building in which the equipments are manufactured, and 136, MI ,rzelealarrehhoaiat.oh 154 136 to 62 ; Caledonians, 24! to I ; Dover., 171 to 4, ; and 23 ' U IlainahefLOLuie. 'at 6 7 quotation was 911 to to learn the handling of muskets sticks shaped like Ore- 10 Ito I Do. New tie . $6 li Ilona in this de rime SOUND and WHITE TEE I'H are not only Indic arms are used. Kossuth issued on the 6th of this month Great Northern., 18: to a . , , I 1 Ds SC _ ... ,;_ 5 IPa other departments of peinahly 'walnut a • p1e...0g extent ran truth yeses but they a now incendiary proclamation to his ' countrymen in exile French she are also quiet, with quotations 14 •11 riar •• •C•••• *4 0 ‘•• -- Po tively restricted. Th ars pessiliarly Nominated throw , Ilk as a hirsute 1 4 111 7 roadwi" and suffering,' to invite them to a fete in honour of the IL 1100 aludisostainatt..o.et IN 140 ate the saran.' omits. 111 tb• F•r7""•••r Marsh " d 1 " . "'1 1 kil '.' . ILL memory ol the Hungarian generals executed at Arad, Oct. about the same as at the close of business yesterday. lel I Milo Prisms j 4Ms 46 follows :-Three per I ~,,,s g O w th e pare., Rote Shies 'WON 111 ur PKA „ .„,„ 04 WO Molt fatensdoe.. , - - i n. .„. trawg „.„..,,, ~a , i , „,l k. d i n , 2 ,0..„ t ,,, g et tartar ad o w. is, loss. I t was surrounded with black borders, with the Northern. are quoted 331 tO I, ; Paris and Lyons, St IN De. Seer et. Ran. etek ' - - to is it it fir 1 1 ditto wt . assent imperils/a prarl.lile •hitet.e, to thernainelirdearraer, Hungarian arms without the crown, end was distributed ~ , 91. lea D0.1 .4 7 . 1=1ey a pen I - -4, 1,4,; Three per ( ~,lag Mho oi incipient Aar. nearing the freeman" and red, amongst the refugees.o I II Ds. Three per Cent. Ann It fire d the meeting for the even. WI tci 1 prem.; and Strasbourg., 36 to 1. ••• •••• -•-• sing the teeth bristly to their masts; tad, from Us gryiyibe taws. log of the 6th. 'We must eternally preserve,' it said, nni Nolessalleitiols - _. _ , - ORDINARY UNARM AND STOCK& s,-Quarter per Cents. ergs Illsrsilull metnew wad purity " th. Wu"' Prim IL °••••• amongst other things,' the souvenir of the heroes who for e oboe.-Tee words, " to.lands' °damn" are an the Met. sad but. v, . the sake of their country were assassinated by the bread Clams pram Pales today et. 10052a5ad. Wireester , 5. , [11 unities, 1860, 5 5-16, .A. Rociud and toga W, Matetalrar,ee, oe the govereaset e ~,,. , Sold by tam end by ehennwe end perfumery. of the hyenas of Hapsburg. That mail is not a Magyar 4k. POI Itattways. Yesterday. to 2 p.m. 1 Wolres.Cls. riper Drat; IS 101 unities 1001; ditto 'l' - 1 - (and may the malediction of the nation full on him) who „ too 0 . 6 „,,... .. so 31 to 8 s itinoraallironNeauaso i 91 10i 1001; ' Bank Stock, 2 . ... ... .. dotal nut take the holy oath to avenge in the 30 6 4 essay*. Nada, rune. 0 le abrare.Sitbeenst(Ner.M. Exchequer Bills r blood of our enemies the ignominious death of an. Cost lusietla ... 4 41 MM., li per Cent... .. 15 If ' • • - 4 our patriot generals. The man who shrinks from ISt sel Bfrall.W o S. llo MrTali o 7 el td 10 15 Do. 5 per Oent ... .... 54 104 prem. India Bond. i '-'.• . 7 . .t.e - ‘ '''',, • e zolLel I .... A .,,, d0 , .ffi.„..,-1--L,...%, • the duty of killing as a mad dog the executioner of the II II • •""•••/•••• •• C ••• •• / 1 • !• " : 1 •i • country is only a miserable coward! Yes, Megyare, the 1;1 1 .Ti.csaaltirt.Sel.it2s .1... 16 is . • 1 led to. ea 10 . W 1... Si 44 „ hour of terrible retribution for the blood shed will arrive ! 2 ,. I _,, mod 2 , 2 ,1 L i m o ... 93 93 15 ILS Sloth liee - . IS 11. Ditto Feud il Ps IPO 1.04 all l 64intli Astern ( i roe= l IS II Ara) ot 5L0.6...... -.1 04 3 41 prem. le the foreign stock doll, and there was nc It will come-I swear it to you! And then no pity fur the a toe °away .. _. ...49 50 491 4 it] 1001 Do. 44 pr MU I 104 IN of notice. At four sanguinary tyrant who has a hundred Omni merited death ! 5' all timer rad lidrhaed .. 13 16 131 se ian , ftb.Trirliablreliprrct.Osr, 19 Al ITEETH.-By Her Mideety'sßoyallcatkesPatent. oar 1 2 al. OMNI eandes ... ... IS 13 lisugarian generosity, the noble . national virtue . of . . s ~. .._.,,,_ _ 4 , 100 Waselordiklidaanyip.et - .- lb en: 3 Teel. Newest's& M , &10nteg.2631 to to 141 r ; 11 ji. 2 .,,,, I , , r2sid .., p„,,r sts i ~22,2,,gi0ni choke.;;) wo ,, people, and which has become historical, has attained its a ' . ..... 81.11111.1114 __... "" - 43 43 35 .' tre.dea, raatb. am Aber- (31.Martla of Var.pureb. U 96 2 „,..0 SUIT/. INDI4 RUBBERS the ouncralliwa ARTIFICIAL limits! The gibbets of Arad, of the 9th October, 1849, lees rasstles ... „. 7 i ilj If I 5 ,Dltie Ditto .. . 44 el per Cents., 71 to 73; tErril, Cams, sad Palatee.-Mr. mow* amee4y. mageon. have prescribed to it for ever limits beyond which only sea 53 el: Rat lea -- _ et 46 23 le 'TerkleN.Blll.lLks . .Pmeh lei die 51. Russian Five p DMA; 11, 6, • •a anea 4 gal.i , °Maaa o a o l 11 / 4 s InNiske and geanee can reign ! Sanguinary fury has been calIN into IS sli DIM ( Sr SD lasili4.. 8 q ____ -___ Four-and-a-Half per Painter. A new, ongiaal, and avalnalik Inealks t vowllllol IS the country, and it will reign ;it will reign in avenging *ad Ram Oluatko -11 l lli Ili 1 MINES. t5..4.0.,e" with, the cost sada e pedalos end mom% of Active, 20 to 22 ; ditto po . w . er over . its enemies! The words of Scripture, 'He who Pt. toe navies Ihme t. Cia• a... 34 0 ociamity rowed WHITE INDIA 1111111111311 as • Mak Bin tae - - mo d. day sheds mesa ' • blood, by man shall kin blood be shed ! ' will 2 2 1 t a" p° ,..: • , , ,,c 15* , IL 0 ,,,, U * gl e am 5 , 22 aed•ff Regialla of sales is limited to 1 6 ,,,,,..,7 GeLl tar Pme Frame. me eat • I I Wean dm .. ap,toaUon au; be briefly ratted In a f... .f Ewe Nemimat theta be accomplished !-The meeting was held, and con. 4 ,. mu m a ta ,...**„, ... .. el G s Ikea Mosso NIL Yesterday. kooky. r our-and-a-Half per bgprig, hi the **owing :-All .harp edges are seridel.= Mated of aft the Magyar refugees and of some Germans and a itos irdamagek no alaeore . Si 40 - -- - Ayres Six per tent' vinare= are revised, a vastly Weetweed Italians." to 11 imwerspisnd maws.- - - mom 1 Arta Fria all I ;el II 1001. Dutch Two•an , 6 ,,,imp stare. elaaticity hitherto sally rodladebl. Another correspondent writes to the same journal :-" I W. Wu Idlnhoireb.Po7s4 oooo, It Ls *as 1 *Ante Austallaao•l4 all 4As par 100,010 ro sAngloCalilurniaa . ob a " • 14 " ."1" .„0 166 1.1 1. Mr* iruernnl o r (fr. woo arlini. raom mi t k Ur n bre . just seen pars •• numberof Pula wearing the con- t i l l :: coestolo4lollmedhenrw_.••loll... 74 - 75 - Me% 14 tAlistralad .0 /wawa seppedledwa tete* Ire* elm lorwa 40 federolka, or square red cap, and g oing towards the place It. lee Do. A. its ... .- 50 32 31 4 Ate 1 Do. Coal Minkg l l4 oder rsowslimpfea nrthepims, edam etas Esolheaert where the equipments for the legion are being made, in it lee Da. 11, MRS ... ... 124 124 MOM M +Anstralian somes/44a Wwelannaall Mole* While *le 11411elld wok ell ll order to hold a meeting. Too may readily form an idea es. 154 'OtamilinmollWeet.(lnt.; 99 101 60,004 I Australian Cordillera all 4 at Spanish New Deferre le • wwwwWwWer Www re amt 116.981011” wit won 111 . 028 10 of the fanaticism which the declaration of war hi Turkey St 100 CMS Wealers ... 791 104 0 100,00 1 Australian Predveld mast le NNW led rewasolia Se frowels, A udesemdwes of hut cause d among the emigrants, particular , the t oles sad 12 11 high slob insen r ... _ _ - 14,000 1 Ave Lula all 4 die There was no mate! .ere teed Woo at the wee low Uwid areetiei soled bo the lo all Leweeda wall Orbits .. UIS I 0 440.100 1 British a ustralLut Ocisi all I dia whole, money seemed pillar Ma dhe dereratlea.-Te le idled elif et Hungarians. lam also informed that the olialt Literary WON SO Niritiebtrou 13.5 IP to-day. The chief feats 11, Lo WSR 01106117.7105.171711=1, LONDON. 1* 11l mmisee .. set 3 ps Society has at its disposal six thousand muskets, which ars i. 1 60 i m m*, ~,,‘"*„aidr . 616 87 41 12 10,090 U 411rachar.(Iso. atsl. pal 144 4 3 41 12, ON-street, Bak, now on hoard two vessels at Southampton, intended to con. le, 17, Do. now 14 11 dis 5,400 50 Do.Oseereaad Caddo an se 8 indispNition to discou 54. Otslagorareet. Nemertamayse. teethe Magyar- Polish Legion to Tarkey. It is said that 14 ti , Ds. West lay 'Enloe 5 4 . 11,000 20 De. at. Jobs th 4 Say II U 4 Nli considerably higher 900 Poles, completely armed, and commanded by Colonel Se all Lads Penbare ... .. 11 Se 134 ow.* t Canna'. Crest i 1 1115 par houses, however, c EAFNESS, CIIRONIC OR ACUTE NE R- opeeeki, will leave Southampton to.morrow. The Literary lli 11 1;Lowdeullulnniimil - 71 li le / I Lea..TUbwry.i isward ser low 1001 Dan VNESS, 11150150 NOI4OI asp par:4o DI moiety display. the greatest activity ; half the street in „. ISO I L ., ftku. & 32/3, c oo r as so P EASS.-a MKW DUCOVEKT FOR ILEAORINO IMMO, IP is 14 seldsit it holds its meetings is blocked up by Polish refugees. TIE too 1L1,24 2 . 11 11 saboryou r 1021 1122 1 •2 4 i i 11.000 40 Calm Cooper ....L all 43 44 42 160.440 II 4Colialal U01d....... , Dora* ls Illi it SSO, on 40swer Misers of keg sh 53 IS money. The tendency of tl sowelwaaftr!..""P ar " l ""' " wilrra Irral aim." ' °I ear- UMW' from Peril which have reached here to-day an. 800 U sib. Peel. 76 per eat all Sf pm change continues do i era kam ken wasmoy metal to hear the busies rein la a We wee 70,040 5 +Arab SeetrallanCoppt all q S day was coneiderabt MSS amid ana Mauer pain, Mossaianali ar Made w a Wiribro that Wawa Dembinsky left on the 4th inst. for SO IS i Do. Fifths .., ... _. i ale ipm 122.202 5 1 Groat Nugget Vein all j 1 pla IMO er feud Selwassaferer al dare see. Thla Intl Important Osastantiaopts. The Polish emigrants in Paris are also 10 1 I Do.$ 1016 .41. 10011 4; I I per 11; nlace from 24.95 to 2t •- si ti• Do. Eighths- .. ... - - Do. Begletered all 14 N u NNW WIN* NNW anarne.NNIMIN al la awa___ • ____Wiew raver 'mg to start. I have just reeeived a copy of the ap. ' 24. wo i t to . zoiith.w ..,.. 74 yi , 20.401 10 tGe.sul dwoweelerd OM .... tetlwell Illede_..._by del emin..........._• 4 1 16 ,4 et the National Committee, which is, however, too long le all 1,1,„„ I ' d .. .. . 13 13 de so /3,006 Oread Dishy of Bads all 4di pr Si. 10012 ° MI •"•'''• 4; M r•••••••••10 2 rbi r i, g 4; me to be able to send yea a copy of it taday. The fol. re 114 Ds. 1911 ~,.. .. .-. 13 11 ~ 11-us' Great leispeds....- all SE Idk present, as it exercises statwewskirmessem Wart 100,001 late Ilataant. -.. all l i 4 els current of the preeio b o as / N ow. is d i o ng v . hoodieli e ~ F - ite - men asir...4 bas waren from It :-. Poles, war between Turkey U ad Lendowillmykienietnien mks d *dm. ewes, Omni di ego, MIWOOMMO, or any sad • has bees declared. Up, brethren ! wherever . a St. la .. Wash , ._lliLlneolash unie; 15 4 _ 154 as I% 1111 60,05. 10,• . Warm an ei were done as low as 1, 1e ilia dillies mil slit as waieet. Palk Mat still beats. A ray of hope begins to shine in Si l . 1 1 l'a• a m "' 30,Mt0 tadankCalitorn. 0.11 'mining over at the cl NI I I Illd We Shia Mom lb= elMedes el 1 . 118 ._ . .. the Best ter oar betrayed country. To arms! To arms ! :: IL I e. gl -s mi ' D ;b - : 841 3$ " 15 Qum CrashlogOa all 4 I paper on Amsterdam Is al Mid MI mai, .41 _llawfvE•mte Wit oil •••• TM alarm eon haa bus heard ; Poland is to be the field so mobs" - emu arc... ... - - 100,00 karleuita mama 0 • INN WINNE. Thispeetaeli Non Ida. Wm* , bowel „T 11$ 171 1 Ma IllaNdowes... ... •••• - 90,00 I enteral*. avearlesa r SI 71 II and for Frankfort at 1 dosiidet as 11 NM* the predeurViret dun * low am= .. 6 i.tine New coasada ..... Ide deetioallu. she hehns mil way he soft Is led littred it. 101) Illeiradden_ 110 112 dedloglallwear. sr Id near el a peasertal Me InupeL mhos BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. il l ii, De. Malmsien ... lAs par 0,400 sew Llama 11201.00. - - to be had at 371. lees NOW by to. Draw ea Isuwereds at rralkatima eigheeree IS 17 Al Si 41 as 30,090 Scones Musa, , . a' i 4 pia 14 4 lit , . SO teatabsad9.L.M.l69.o all - - Owing to the do' at menet as ea harmaCes sad breoltale, with palbel senwies, -----w- * 74 Wary sal le , . - - 111.,0,00 • tort Palle - 1 1 &Ma sad la way theorirge et saws to dim be low NM I may LIVERPOOL, Winos:6l)AT, 10.30 a.m. 10 ell Peuitroleeelleiallee• - - changes, the demand 611. 0 00 Quarts Let ... all i die spa sr we mud We bums weer Ow half their Wes eel some Wind E., moderate, and damp. se. nee Make ... ... ... 47 SS 44 111 IS De. Ski . . - - 10,00 5 0 ?Rhyming lan ........ all - - already beginning ts "1" all, ribr . b y •• use dm ' are now W in " " daged 1° hseel " Arrived .- Rebecca , from Smyrna ; Maria Teresa, se 14 Maass Orialke tinkU 4S dk 7,00 114 Wes &eds.. ...... 114 54 44 . St hear d several parcels sod tin misty 4 their hew arenarse, awl mime to Per at- 40.00. I South Arszahaa........ all ? I 4 7 As mu, is a use et web* from Gallipoli ; Earl Grey, from Dordt; Balbee S. 100 North aorta a ••• ••• Wi IN okeve 10 Tin thoft 16 16 Berth Dem. Na. I. ... 5 to 4011•1°1• " • ••• • °lrrl°l " lin " •1111•11 •••• bi toter, "" (steamer), from Kertch ; Mersey, from Smyrna. 8 all Do. j A Delless9 „.. . 15 1 63.174 ft ♦ • United Ifsaira.„... all 34 II mission to France. same wage amp or Emu order kr 7a IL 1 ti De. 411 Owiewersed 7 72 The Undine has c NERVOUSNESS, DISORDERS o f the MIND, ft OR-Julia Caesar, from Maranham ; Oregoo, from s• all Nara lenirnen-.......-.... 0 51 100,090 1 West Drama; ....... all II Me RIAD, AM NIIIVOMI CYSTS:M. etre. RPILZPAY. PALL Quebec. * Ifiller* Ofelkedahlre.. ... 64 41 at Ilj 1011,a0 I Mat Madam all Ms 4 5 Diemen's Land), whe. Do bows , be.-11111 MOST ILITIAORDINART AND PRON. QUEENSTOWN, Om 17. so di mew weans ...."...- 74 I 104030 1 Tals Dt.TTLAL DUCOTIMT, FUR C1:01140 NERVOUS allevrarms. Wind N. Is te papa assathwesu•s• pr pa • Tmasibralde by stanowl44o4, ounces of gold on freii MIND AND BRAD COMPLAINTS. Dr. DAVID THOMAS, A rrived . Huntley , Galati . -Fanny from st. to Wan% kora, k Waver. Is 34 -4,-.---- The amount of spec S yew esevals. Ors elm )I, Illaseuest s TasablgemoUs, Sc. 10 ocean' Osaka ... ... 67 59 JOINT @TOOK BANJUL Me made MO GI saw noel important MOPPWIIS Is MOM Sailed.- lt e d e ll etta, for Hui:. at. ,eo baba SNOW ... .. 4 tor Renal Mail Cornnam -___ ___- ._-._ _ -___ __ ________ ..._ _.__ _.__. _.-___" amps pub MN *dm 416. IM.I ILan.w6ra. Testaday. to 2 p.m. it. 190 tlistraem . ... SO 21 10 39 46 t•Nsrs,„ Nistisil., i5...5.. .at Siist lusid.xi ... 4 81 151 4.1 Bkm.Wob.ls3sszTalliar If 91 81 It 0,64641..1ai5.,46C0b.Ju5. IS 11 Oa 11l .1 .ki.ctisuallira.bl.4.sl.e. 44 Is . 11 154 Ow Ai. 40. 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I 111 11 all Ds. 4 A Dshrrst.-. 11 2 8 8 Ds. 1 Semeataill 7 11 N ill Nara WINs--.--.- 58 51 Ile ifiltenbelaliptalent.. . 81 31 di 111 N all North Waft* ......-- 71 1 la 10 Nana ANNA Irsit,luss par pa 11. 10 MAN Wore.. b Walser. IS 88 klO4 ✓ .sor..ash astral ... ... 87 49 It. .00 essida lbabs* .... .. 34 37 et. 1110 It. PO De. L Illuismi. • Wm, - ... 61 64 AM.W.O•sit. IN 60 U 10 9 Abistrabsu arlibbisei 31 11 dls 1161 ar. ill irosabary ass tisiss (1144./7.111a.) - If 17 1111 ad I Do. Val -vas . ... ... 71 84 it IS bia. Obisrary ... .. II IS 20 4albraseles OWN ... 81 II ilk IS Ss lONA Dom - ... 11 St IN UN* afters ... ... . 34 571 311 4 88 1 571 30 65 $9 8 TorblalllssDa 5 4 U an Saidifts A Darlington - is 40 IS 19/ 10massIbiltDoaafillatt. 21 gi I , 17 Tab dam* ... ... . 14 111 SO all Waterlheiong = se i all Waimlbol Pi - - PI il4 Wale Carstrall . S I II Illa. Wisableks me Owl= - w.amanamacrimige. et. 111 Tark.ll4NsablaSibirsbli 61 61 U l !!!. ..N e uDli.. altiMillell . MI si as a 1 i -A NERVOUSNESS, DISORDERS of the MIND, RAID, uml NiIVOUI MIMI. rm. MUM. VALI. IMO DOW3I,IIIe.—TIII 3104 T ILITIAORDINABT AND PROM DVITIAL DISCOVINT, FUR cuan4o NERVOUS SUPMD:IW HIND AJID HAD cumnsiwni. Dr. DAVID 111081A11 4 (13 yew ceeruillmo pip the ) I, Illes.atreol, Tusirifs= bee made ewe ef doe most Deponent demobs is doss lobes se omen Ake_ did of = lo ilissiroMs ."B 2l is whelk the Nem il Isibe rer M a irer st re adi ver riess ereeterm el Ibie Weei I Is losolg-lisr boon ibis' of fie of 1 hoodlum ielludolo Ines siroodoso, is Is Sr Wig of so odors (Mole an logursolose. V as/ duel 0f .... apoodes sal lossiosor *Ms oilibed add asio. slol. imossair fig Wino or mg essfilos. Wok& sierE *imam - ImEdimitssylkiblegetilesi losim op Is Ile q via slid Ok osoldi or doiodo fir di ifol way = 6 sm ory. usesid Wm. Imo "dig losonmeddis Si dim. lididlii imporolougion WO" Wide at & e a Rholooksoldersost lie drool km IMO oid bog slidedsOlo+ di dim los morooss lo siodlos. llos Om mid Tddsdooddlol ass al Tiny ildloorma Sod GRAVESEND, WIDNISDAY, 10 A.M. COSTult-110trei KzTUINS. Wind E.S.E., thick, and raining. I Arrived Oct 18.—Harbinger, from Archangel; Henrick Gatemen, from Sundewall ; Calcutta, from Melbourne ; Ken nedy, from Cronstadt ; Hannah, from Dan Mic ; Harpy, from Riga ; Good Intent, from Dantzic ; Daring, from Savanilla ; Orient, from Cronstadt ; De Am Hell, from Amsterdam; Lady Combermere, from Dantsic ; Francis Newnan, from Dantsic. . — 1 No. 11.1 Dim dame to-ib7. ilieiliirial weleilee — lre;• WNW tieTalWeheieiiii:l l 4 s = la the ustverie. he ants eerreonsa Whoa in pill dee.sphis. him sea ird heal Ws& have al peeved end'. Bee pedal Nomad le erVairmee% eat et Oak am by MM. hohnhCian• le mho eimee. se sesepeeder. W the twee of ewe mu be kneeled be Mere et goo, to tra it. rt et the globe, tree. Dr. TIICIDAS. I. Iligte Turebrldee.wede, Let. Arrived Oct. 19. —Ponvards, Dantzic ; Sophie, Dantsic; Josephine, Rouen ; Anna Monism, Malaga; John and Henry, Rouen; Recovery, St. Petersburg; Confidence, Pan talc ; Victoria, Archangel; Albion, Boulogne. Sailed—City of London steamer, Dunkirk; Seine steamier, Boulogne; Countess of Lonsdale steamer, Hamburg; Queen stesmer,Harlingen. 1 Pi >r Itzterks• St. !Work sod Nark Mari 'I ii at. 4 E 4 . 44i **l 45 14 THE DAILY NEWS: Loft Needs, Pa peer A. • Polleisal Orr. Um DAILY :lXVi per, S et at tbe Mad of tits Li bre Pens el Oise Mem, setralating tras ammeter la lei Marta mak sal one eel practise reaey admaMr palatial, mate. _ _ _ DEAL, WRDNISDAT, 9.12 ♦ X. Wind S.S.E., blowing bard, and thick rain. Passed.—Ellen, from Quebec, for Colchester; Prince Albeit, from Hudson's Bay, for London. Bailei—Theckla, for Liverpool. LINO LiMIND AT TILED MENTAL 11/0 rablagbaboldro Miami to Dribs' 111.Womara ) N 111 SI Omar/lola 31111111601 NNW 1a0obbaloa) le 14 IN MaMAboobobsomANA t Omega Is CIL Northam) IN IN 14 N 01abeasa & Dian Form 1 Norad to Oreatthrromr A 4$ NI 'Barth,* Doak Is MOW. (bond le 1116 N. It Db.) IA HaiIIONINILTorkidIMI4 117 100 II DA Om 101:tal 174 u ,iamil IN Oth ohms (ditio) . 17 N IN awl Otheawlth Moth ar loath Bar 174 114 SO MN Todmosoo (dat ton a) He $44 ad IN LowooloßOomr.4porthat . ileerth la Narblk ) — 1..' DMb MOM 11 per that all IMankjOnMANNthork. 1(boold 0o LJNI.WNII/1.) 11111141bAsor sad =to Ilmokt. II 1 Mmilarl(MlAL) - - 1111thlanal pith N athboatlor As ....o Far! ( M) INMAN! Jim. — la diming mil aims ens Goaorsllietre,--be the aseseney elite la, Vat MO% WNW Os maid N. awl Impartial alearasteer et ta sal la mercestele and commercial la. =lao maidooil la Vto ay. Betray, awl Mareetery Astieise s — Oh Pow Is armargoord. It 11111111•1& men &Waal lamed Simko, lb** asY new Isles — astir report eltio, ladles Saes h p envy "I maes 1 611 =_ —and the oaV Oft - Moho; Levee. Lib sos mwereaswerreers. It redraw Smelt be famillse, se Wag the oaly moor Wades tee flame welN embellm► us always eaeks/s4. frost ils Mum= seelseelve advertimmealw FALMOUTH, WZDNINDAY MORNING. The William and Jane, barque, Jose, master, of Shields, from Galets, foundered at sea a week since. The master and crew have arrived here on board a Norwegian brig. . 1 10080, Is yobbo know Own by Ws WO rob al aWwg NMI kr lbs pw 1830 to So WOW larks NMKdMamthattitstawltir yawTV %ow dm pees) bad ha Ito years Watts its throe oldest otaapatibao zwatahawd. Swim . booad. !swan Mamma ......... am 'A"— ALBERT-GATE Bows.—The residence of Mr. G. Hudson, M.P., at Albert sate, Knightsbridge, has been let for Ire years to the French Ambassador, Count Walewski, at a rental of 1,8001. per annuin, and not 1,6001., as stated by a weekly contemporary. UNIVERSITY FOR WALES.—A movement was coin messed a short time ago for the purpose of establishing • university in Wales, and petitions for this object were drawn up by the Angles• Welsh clergy, in which it was urged that a strong aeeeesity existed for the establishm at of a university at which the natives of the principality ' might receive a liberal education in all the differen , branches of literature, without incurring, to many of then, the heavy expense of travelling to distant parts of the kingdom 's to ohtaia it. It is now proposed that, under the tit o f Univenity of Wales, " the College of St. David at Lam- peter, the Ll‘ndovery Institution, the Brecon College, and the endowed grammar schools of the principality, sha ll all be united aad incorporated ; students from all the above to be admissible for degrees in arts and divinity. JUDGEW Cutitxs.—lnstead of fees, the Judges' clerks are now paid by salaries. The three associates to the chief Judges have each 1,0001 &year ; the three senior clerks to the ass ieiates each 1301.; the three junior clerks to the associates each 1001. ; the principal clerks to the three chief Judges each 7001. a-year ; the principal clerks of the other 12 Judges each 6001 ; and the other clerks of the chief and puisne Judgts, 18 in number, 4001. a-year each. 'I • Morro Ire 1771 . Noma driou.. ---- ..... Pr MU Ilird.. 15 1 1 11L0 lb, roolrobl — ordrinre — it ido l = NA. re "TMoiß e osporood by asswitimearm : " llvi • Nile . Is dr prior el all dr Lorin ornsir PIM hos loot It took blob partorto Iddlilltrailono—re. Pi rift ordllorr rot atrorodoo Itbrodor weir Is door Pi Mr Grin of lirlood ood oloorly. vir dr oored Wog turban of re adarznalm i l s lola ro bodied mar of to . k-obbird b= *lf On. di —am dna merrier orb lis .. ortorm. lb torior of aribialar or doirroo Is ebb briar ;or al OS 011% MPbot.otroot. Loam II Vie *ill Is . Ds. I pis int. PruisplArprpryor. lariMaLlEmait" -- ibrer &miss mil 14, Ono asrehiers 3$ 142 44411100113ideldre(lared to 10.11•1:34•40. $ 14 as ww romph oo so wwwww. lotto DIM 91130 a . 3l 10 Wilts nowervrt Owed 10 atial Waitt•lllar IS Si SALE or Lira BTocx ox H.R.H. Pitmen Azaaat's Faane.—Yssairdwy. th e I seleetioa of live steak, the property of his roi al highness the Prinee Coo gan, was sold by auctioo, at Norfolk Farm, Windsor, by Messrs. Backland and Soo, and attract , d a tarp attendance el butchers, peelers, cod others. The pip . realised tee) high pries .—comparatively small hogs snak i ng from 64 to 61. e tc h. A young b oar , o f t h e W in d sor breed, was beaked down for 41. Be. One or two breeding sows sago lambed 61. 17a. 61. each. The pigs made altogether Nearly HOl. The sheep coosisted of 420 let south downs, 230 home liest ewes and lams, with several rams. The whole were disposed of at good, bat not exorbitant prices. The cattle assisted of a remarkably one Hereford ox, intended for the Smithfield show; 81 superior fit mien and boffin. 10 fiee skeet-kerns, St for stalling, 19 stein and heifer,, 6 thort-horned heifers and cows, and 2 pure bred young bulk. The dairy sews ranged from 141. 16s. to Int. 10s.; the fat cows and heifers from 161. to 223. 10s. The Hereford ox (fed oa cake and meal) was really a splendid animal, and realised 461. The fist short-honed oxen varied from 161. 10e. to 281. each; the five-yesr-old Scots, from 131. to Ill.; tan four year-olds from 101. to 121. 10s. Tae fat Devon' ranged Mom 171. to 241. 10s. A two-years-old short-horned bull was knocked down to Jobs Harty, EN., for 251.; an Alderney ballot the maul age fetched about half the money. The total proceeds of the sale were about 4.0001. LONII.IN AND WEST KENT.—A meeting of land owners and resodenta of Maidstone and its neighbourhood was held yesterday at the Star Hotel, 31eichtone, for the purpose of cowsideriag the airline of a project fee the for mation of a railway from Sydechem to Bromley, by Ilford to Maidsttme, with branches to Lewisham, Greenwich, Elitism, and Newington Causeway, fir local and auburban Maine, and with duplicate lines and inderndent termini, for Crystal Palace traffic. The Rig/.t Hon. Lord BMW dale was called to the chair, and after some Aiscussiga, in which Sir Charles Fox tack a past, Mr. I'. Cator prepaid, sad Mr. 81•11110121 seconded, a resolution to the effect, tint the projected railway was deserving of the beet support et the landowners and inhabitants of Maidstone and its neigh bnirbood, and that a committee be formed to mein I. curve, it tato effect. The resolution wig carried unami mousl. said same other business !teeing been diepneed elf, a vote o f 'maim was passed to the chairman, and WPM. medlar mentaased. FOREIGN L latworp sal Bettartiani &d... to Graissume... Maas trim Juralua t.,,aceral as 4 ImoIles& orlon sad lionages 16.4 ladirt _ _ ILWAYS. $ 3 at Rd 3 . i AI zill _ - 14 l i ti l 24 pa As 2 24 S i Pa 3 4 PII 41 Si U. 1 er POSTAGE STAMPS.—It appears that in the year ended the st h of January last the 'poundage on the sale of postage stamps amounted to 18.1421., and is the preceding pm to 14,8961. By the New Stamp Aet the Peetmaster- General can authorize the employis to sell postage stamp without a lioise. De. iz1imin......... Omit Did= Pearsla.. Grnd Jaren of hew o.Trunk Grist - ------- A DANGEROUS PREDICAMENT.—As the Nymph steam-boat, bound for Londoo, was Ijing alongside the pier on Wednesday afternoon, one of the stokers lifted the lid of the paddle-box for the purpose of allowing the steam to blow off; a cbild on hoard screaming at the time took the m.uter's attention, and forgetting that the lid was epee he stepped backwards and fell into the wheel just as he had given orders to move the vessel ahead. The call boy on board, with greet omens, of mind, when he saw the cap.ain disappear so suddenly, called out "stop her; master is in the wheels." The engine was stoppcd in. stonily, and the captain was picked up by Mr. Smith, • waterman, and we arc happy to say escaped with only a duckieg. The ensiety amongst the passengers and spec. tators on the pier was very great; the captain (Mr. Cruse) was taken on board the Nymph, and after • short time, to the surprise and gratifleetion of every one, he came :an desk, said he was all right, sad proceeded with the vessel on her passage to Llndoe.-411.MA &Wens Casette. [Advertisement.]-HoLLowAll OINTMENT AND: PILLS Claus Asa EreleAesses Bassess sea via Crag or Weems am Art:saw. lellomigg mm Isee_jeM been forwarded Oa Pro. flimor Metteway for paMiuredea:-.468. Robert Danis, of iftspiidtsust, Lae. mme gm slam might semnseeld. which swu m = jaw flinees. She we Mesndan by severa ma, with Mtle oe se kemilf. simlaltlmelelyse abeam formed wader the ell& All the meet semellso knew failed to give kr the the dignrialmad ea wise Holloway's, Ointment and M i rate them mepehles seibdrs matey cured the abase" and su.u.d her M Mar Imakb ass .he ever before cal -hold by ` Draggles; sods iselkswelkilovrers Istabliebeetrat, 244. ftran4 , Ima _ _,0011•1 dfirses_ Ik. Willi Oliesio. wires Tomato gro. h f ills li i I I 1 1 1 1L ad I 1} Pa l ie is i.e Ii pa 14 - 44 4 444 3 Idl. IS SO zd pa I Si dis 7i la f ais $" Pa 3 _-41". ii Si: lid N N 411 Tr sonar EVENTS°. In the absence of further unfavourable intelligence bearing upon politics, the English funds opened this morning at a rally from the depressed rates current yesterday afternoon. As the day drew on, however, the tone became weaker, and at the close prices were only about 1 per cent. better than at 4 o'clock yesterday. It Is reported that the Bank of England has again been selling stock to-dap. The tone of the 'market at the close was flat, owing to the decline in the quotations of foreign exchange, which, as rega -1 lating the movement of the precious metals at the present critical period, are regarded as likely to in fluence the oolicy of the Bank of England in the re gulation of the discount rate of that institution. Consols opened 911 to for account, improved to 911 to 1, receded to 91: to 1, and were last officially quoted 911 to 1 for the 10th Nov., and 911 to 1 for money. In the morning purchases were made for money u high as 911. The latest "after hours"' quotation was 911 to a for account. The transac tions in this department were numerous, and in the other departments of the Stock Exchange compare- 1 tively restricted. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, /, 1,1, /, 1,1; ditto, for account, 10th Nov., 914, , 1.; Three per Cent. Reduced, 901, f, Al, 1 ; Three per Cent. Annuities, 1726, 1001 ; Three-aud a-Quarter per Cents., 921, 1,1, A, 1 ; Long An nuities, 1860, 5 5.16, 5 3-16 ; South Sea New An nuities' 1001; ditto Three per Cent. A nnu iti es , 1751, 1001; Bank Stock, 218, 216. Exchequer Bills remain station iry, at 4s. to Bs. prem. India Bonds were quoted .ss. slis. to 4s. prem. In the foreign stock market business was extremely doll, and there was no variation in prices deserving of notice. At four o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 231 to 241; Spanish Deferred, 214 to 1; the Certifs.,6l to : per cent. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 71 to 73 ; ditto Three per Cents., 49 to 51. Russian Five per Cents., 112 to 114; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 98 to N. Granada' Active, 20 to 22 ; ditto Deferred, Bto 81. The fist of sales is limited to the following, viz. :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 1642, 961. Buenos Ares Six per tents., 58. Chilian Six per Cents, 1001. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631; ditto 11 Four per Cent. Certificates, 94, 931, ex div. Equador Bonds, 54, 51. Mexican Three per Cents., 24. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 211. There was no material change in rates, but, on the whole, money seemed rather tighter "out of doors" to-day. The chief feature of the market is the general indisposition to discount long-dated bills, unless at considerably higher rates. The Lombard-street houses, however, continue well supplied with money. The tendency of the quotations of foreign ex change continues downward. The rate on Paris to day was considerably lower, transactions taking place from 24.95 to 25f. for short paper. The move ment of this exchange is of great importance just at present, as it exercises an important influence on the current of the precious metals. Bills on Hamburg were done as low as 13.51, but there was paper re maining over at the close at 13.61. For 3 months' paper on Amsterdam money was offered at 11.18, and for Frankfort at 1191 to a. Drafts on Spain were also in demand. On St. Petersburg bills were to be had at 371. Owing to the downward movement of the ex changes, the demand for gold for the Conant nt was already beginning to be felt this afternoon. We hear of several parcels of the Australian gold lately imported having been taken this afternoon for trans mission to France. The Undine has come in from Launceston (Van Diemen's Land), whence she sailed on the 18th June. This vessel is believed to have only a few hundred ounces of gold on freight. The amount of specie and bullion taken out by the Royal Mail Company's steamer Orinoco is 61,8991. (besides 3,5001. in jewellery). Nearly the whole of this is in bar gold for Peru, and forms part of the proceeds of the late loan arrangement. The indigo sales were resumed to-day. Our report is annexed : "The remainder of B catalogue passed this day, which went off exceedingly fiat; A cata logue was then resumed, but passed off without ani mation, and prices were again rather in favour of buyers. 2,199 chests have passed today, of which 1,087 were withdrawn, 714 bought in, leaving 418 sold. Total passed, 14,520. The sale is expected to finish to-morrow." There was still some demand to-day for the shares of certain of the Australian Land Companies, in cluding more especially the Agricultural and Peel River, and prices were well supported. Australian Agricultural were last quoted 34 to 36. The shares of the Union Bank of Australia were in strong demand, and rose about 31. per share. Those of the Bank of Australasia advanced 11. Other Bank shares were steady. Crystal Palace shares were last quoted # to 1 prem.; and the new issue, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. Berlin Waterworks shares (21.10 e. paid), have been dealt in at 101. die.; and Peninsular and Oriental Steam at 691. The present quotations of insurance shares are subjoined: Albion, 95; Alliance British and Foreign, 261; Alliance Marine, 531 ; Atlas, 214; Are Life, 23; British Commercial, 7;, 71; Church of England, 31; City of London, 21; Clerical, Medical, and General, 201; County, 121, Crown, 22; Eagle, 71; Equity and Law Life, 64 ; English and Scotch Law Life, 41 ; Euro pean Life 204 ; Family Endowment, 4 ; General, 54; Guardian, 60 ex div. ; Globe, 145, 146 ; Imperial Fire, 375 ; ditto Life, 20 ; Indemnity Marine, 67 ; Law Fire, 41 ; Law Life, 56 ; London, 281 ex div. ; Legal and General Life, 61 ; Medical, nvalid, and General, 31; Minerva, 61; Monarch, 11; National Loan Fund, 21; National Provincial Life, 11 • ditto, Fire, 11 ; New Equitable, 11 ex die.; P alladium Life, 31 ex div. ; Pelican, 45 ; Phenix, 185; Professional Life, 1; Rock Life, 14; Royal Exchange, 242; Sun Life, 65; Union, 220; United Kingdom, 51 ex div.; Universal Life, 451; Victoria Life, 54. Of canal shares the latest Stock Exchange quota tions are subjoined :—Ashton and Oldham, 168; Brecknock and Abergavenny, 821 ; Birmingham (gua. 4 per cent. by the London and North West. Railway), 100; Derby, 63 ; Coventry, 200; Grand Junction, 691; Grand Surrey, 50 ; Grand Union, 121; Leeds and Liverpool, 664 ; Leicester, 67 ; Leicester and North ampton, 441; Loughborough, 550 ; Macclesfield, 66; Oxford, 1121; Peak Forest, 97 ; Regent's, 161; Rochdale 66; Stafford and Worcester, 410; Stour bridge, 290; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, 24 ; Warwick and Birmingham, 41 • Warwick and Napton, 19; Worcester and Birming ham, 36; Wilts and Berke, 7. Prices of Gas and Coke Companies' shares range as follows:—British Provincial, 22; Brighton, 15; City of London, 1321; Continental (Third Capital), 67;; Equitable, 27 ; Great Central, 14; 85; Independent, 46; London Parliamentary Pre ference, 25; Phenix, 271, 28 • Ratcliff , 70; 'United General, 21; Westminster Ch artered, 381; ditto New (101. paid), 7f. Waterworks stocks are thus marked : East London, 130; Southwark and Vauxhall, 891, 1; West Middlesex, 113. Shares in bridge associations command the follow ing prices :—Hungerford, 12 ; Waterloo,sl; Vauxhall, 231. Other stocks are thus quoted:—Canada Six per Cent. Bonds, 111 to 113 ; Price's Patent Candle Com pany, 281, 28 ex div.; ditto, New (15/. paid), 171. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, u received by Mr. Heuter's express : Amsterdam, Monday, closing prices:—Dutch Four per Cents. 93 1-16; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 61 5-16 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 21 9-16; the Coupons, 51. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic*, 771; Peruvian New, 71; Portuguese New, 371; Equador, 41; Mexican, New, 23 3-16. Gene- twageasari -. . Lio. ita-iwey) Do. =in" •~ lulls Artemis. Mum& Lftelwiti bk) 'frythere of rfanye... DA kw Scary u 4 lt,r ta AeMM Ow) Iterwttian Trunk Mks. I'm, &al Lyons Nrso sad o;,eaaa Varie and Musa LPANOmPerleberbours üba 0111111116 seed linen end Ham . - • - -' Merl Drib Royal Wiredlel %MIMI sad Senor Do. 55 per Ora. Rehr. South Laura of resat* loathers of Pros , t;Ap . te halls Seri, .. Yeeterll ... n *SOP.. . w.stsni.a switseriwkd.. Wiesbaden ...... i01m.1.214 MI. 0.1. Ikea Minh American . Olietund Irk of Okla .. OtreEfialt of Lea. Am -10!Ps. =waset. in I. h..*****• • 101 few........... I Aeolislam Haektaa Goad Imp. II AroWas ..... a at Auiralls low a of larks aof TO TO li 1 is Ids pa a a 33 M s mia 1 di a7O in It N - pi 6 SO IT 19 12 14 I ~ldk*i leis I r...wi • w ic;:eic a 4%000, 21 111,000 f) 20,001.0 16.000i100 25.0v0 go 25. 90 $ o 040 10 io. 641,01 N • 11:4741: SAO II wool ii um • pie iii SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT MANCHESTER. —An inquest was held at Manchester on Monday, before Mr. Herford, the coroner for the city, on the body of a boy, aged eleven years, named David Barrett, the son of a w living in Broughton. The deceased was employed as an errand boy by Mr. Robinson, cork eager, in Water street, and on Saturday afternoon was ordered by the ser vant to dust some knives in the kitchen, the window of which overlooks the river Irwell, at the height of four stories above the water. The servant left the room and afterwards hearing a scream returned, but deceased was gone, and en looking out of the window she saw his cap in the water. She called for assistance, and in a short time the body of deceased was got out of the river, but life was extinct. A man who was passing up the river in a boat said he saw the boy cleaning the window a few minutes before, but he did not see him fall. The servant declared she had not set him to clean the window, and he had never done so before, end Mr. Robinson was of opinion that he had got on the window-ledge to look at the river, as he was a very venturesome boy. The jury returned a verdict of " Accidental death." SHERIDAN KNOWLES.—The Edinburgh Witness of Saturday last contained an announcement that this cele brated dramatist would occupy the pulpit of the Tabernacle, Greenside-place, on the morrow. The Warsaw expresses the conviction "that many will be present to listen to the pious and eloquent exposition of God's word by one of the most interesting men of our age" THE ABOLITION OF SLAvERE.—It is shown by a ' late return obtained by Mr. W. Williams M.P. that i n the year ended the sth of January last the bounty on slaves, payment to commissioners to prevent 'traffic in slaves, sod bills drawn on account of captured negro.. amounted to 90,7841., which was paid out the public revenue. NORTH DEVON RAILWAY.—It is expected that this railway, now in course of construction, will be opened for Walk some time in the space of neat year. The works are proceeding with vigour, and station houses are in course of erection, and the telegraph wires are being laid down. During the summer there have been upwards of 1,200 men at work on the line. The works on the Bideford branch, the fast sod of which wu turned a few weeks ago, are also proceeding satisfictorily. If the weather is favourable dor:ug the coming winter, it is thought that the works on the North Deem line will be completed by next lrebrtmry. DE A 11 .1 7roberwerke 1411111Aiserlon 1.. d le g l o tta. FeL Doi.kßedee.Co Pikes 'Neu 01744114 Deice et Prom mar rdipsiii Do. • _ll. IDIOPEet 08 - , blab siorees Dept 1 11 1 := I al. iti.. e. 1 S.. MID Audeelmelea 1 Do. Se ethe( D Nov ... ire Dom - Peel Leer Lad po Mineral le Pollards, t Oriental Rm. 14 De. Das s. 1 Aso. 1 T Dismin , l l = ll •• • n» D' No M_ 4l 25 ! SIP a all VI j 44i id UMW= *.m. . THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocr. The gold miuing share market is Hai., a,'d prices are generally rather lower. Nouveau Mo:ide and Colonial Gold are quoted 7-16 to 9-16 prem.; Agua Fria, 9-16 to 11-16 prem.; Great Nugget, 1. to prem.; and Port Philip, 7-16 to 3-16 die. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 31 to 35; Peel River, die. to par.; North British Austra lasian, 1-10 dis. to 1-16 prem. ; and Scottish Austra lian Investment, 11 to lt prem. Imperial Brazilian shares have been dealt in at 44 ; Ohre at 42; and Santiago de Cuba at 3!. MARK-LANE.--THIS DAY. There was very little Eng Hell wheat fresh up fa Ws morning's market, and the few samples on sale real,sed quite as much as on Monday last. The attend race of country mtliers and dealers wav good, rind a fair amount of Attain...* was transacted in foreign wheat, at an advance of la. pa qr. tour ‘ould scarcely be beught so well as earli. r in the week. B Irley sold on fully as goo.t terms, and oats brought Gd. to Is. more motey. beans and Peas unaltered. ANAL% ALI 10 LONDON FNOM OCT. 17th to OCT. 19th. Qrs. EntrUan. f comb. hub. Fnre:er. wheat...._... I NO i Barley I 640 1 4to 1 WO Oats I Si 59C3 4320 Kall ..... .. . 1129 Poor. —sacks mad 1.810 barrels. MINCINO-LANE.--THIS DAY. SVGAR.—The public sales, consisting of 2,000 bags M:. r• ratios, 500 mike Porto Rico, and 850 boxes Havannah, were chiefly bought in or willidrnom for want of buyers at pre vious rates. The refined market steady, without alteration in prime. Comm.—The public sale of plantation Ceylon is going off heavily, and prices are scarcely supported. Tza.—Tce Mule show great confidence ; prices are Id. to id. blrher slave the arrival of the Mail. Common cen gou, buyers, 1114., but medium qualities are most in do mend. Large public sales will commence to-morrow. Rim-1,600 begs of Java were offered, the sound bought in at las. ; the damaged sold 10s. Gd. to I Is. : 500 bags Renal, chiefly damaged, sold, sound, 142.6 d. to Ifs.; da =aged, 13s. lid. to iss. Sricsv.—Pepper, black, bougat in at gel.; pimento partly sold at Md. ; mace bought in at 2a. Ild. ; nutmegs sold at 35.; Jamaica ginger sold at 40s. to 83e. ; sago, pearl, sold at 190. 6d to 21s. 6d. Corrox.-200 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. There is rather a better feeling to-day in the market, with more disposition to purchase. Town tallow is quott d 60s. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot. 581. 81 ; Oct. to Dee., Us. ; Jan. to March, 68,. 6.1. to 691. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mean. Patten !en ■nd Binith report that the hop mar ket continues brisk, with prices tar fine coloured hops daily advancing. Duty, 140,0)01. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Holywell, 225. ; West Hartley, 225. ; Walls End Ha-- well, 2 , k. 33. • . Walla End L tnabton, 231. 9d. ; Walls Bud d Stewart's, 24 5.; Walls End Tees, 24!.—Ships at Et tr kat, 99. THE OUTRAGE AT BARNET.—On Friday even ing a third fellow, implicated in the horrible case of rape and murder which was perpetrated some time ago on a pour woman at Chipping Barret, was arrested by Inspec tor Handley, at Rotherham. He gave his name as James McDonnell, and said he was a native of Whitehaven. The fellow admits his participation in the crime. lie even I describes the precise manner in which it was perpetrated. and chuckles ever the circumstance that he had hitherto evaded detemior. stating that he has walked side by Bide with the police in London, Lceds, Birmingham, and other towns, mincriced and unsuspected. He says that two of the men held the woman whilst he effected Lis parpc,o. He farther adds that he shall not be hung fur the offence, and be cares Lathier; about trinepnrtation for tee years, as he coniiders th it term the limit of his punishrwnt. Ile was taken before Mr. CI W. Chambers, a West Riding magistrate, at the Town•hall. on Saturday, and remandeu until Mr. Bland, the superintendent of pis ice, had commu pleated with tie authorities at Barnet. The prisoner was wretchedly drew b de;pu begi , s a g od ! stated that be bad been obtaining a livelihood raTING CON( LUSIONS.—SIIOCIONG ACCIDENT.— On Friday evrilina last, a boy alma 15 years of age, of the „ ow . of Dick e r.—n, who wrrks at the railway, bad, tin keelrr. to the company, possessed himself of one of the tog signals, and hcing naturally curious to know how so loud a :yr.!t could r m testa from so small an article, he got a hammer and elder.' far the purpose of elucidating, if possible, the mptery. H:s wriosity led to very disastrous cense queums, (Cr the first blew given to open the fog signal e recd is to explode, and the result WAS that his le ft hand sa e I:nan templet-hy elf close to the wrist, and his eyes only injured. The report was so loud as to alarm all oho 14 the ii t n i for i t n una the te w i l ;d " t h o "i the lo hos o pi ti tal ms . " On l°' e t r i ani n caa inin v g "in th f i l s shattered limb, it was found neosesary to amputate the arm farther up than the wrist, and we understant that the poor boy Eel also to undergo another amputation of the aim even after that, ow ing to abe bans h.! 'glistered higher up than was at first discovered. Journat.