The Express. — London, England, 1852-10-23 00:00:00

712 L -7 - 0 - lir-- 'THREEPENCE. di til le it blO i 141 $ MN De.(eism .. 1 I Iforllmrs of ?MN. . - 3 81 3 ON IN. 3 pee ii. Barb lot 111. Is *aim aim) IN I 4 Paso and Lyons .. 131 19 pos Paris asiJ Orleans ... - 39 GI 1 all Punned Kama ... .. 3 Ink f eta' Vas:sant eStosalossro ... 311 ,Pals,Oa44,andftertonsi 3 3 oat NOlabto sod 11,14311ased ... Ira 1 Isom sol lUsto .. .. .0 14 ad twiß sea Nc an ... .. } iwoo ruder. 4 1 Do. bli por Cret.eftsin. 4 Io 4 Weans 01 Frac.— ... 3 84 pm ' 181 4 trap-port, we find that the present rate leaves a small profit on the importation of gold from the United States. Shipments of silver will probably also come forward. 27a 7 71a 74 17 I td ei The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturdiy , the 16th of October, is asfollows : BANK 01 ENGLAND.—ACt Or NT for tbo wock endlog Oct 16, taw. NNW& IP &&&&&& MIT. Notes twin .63:.,0,1,306 Gorerbroset O.K.— .6 11 . 016 .1' 0 outer 6ocuritlot 241,91.0 (ill Coln mod b.ulba• 21,033,161. ililvor Bolltoe .V 6,062.303 1 L 35.00045 /uPSII , 6 OIMAIITVLIT. Pnveleore 044): A ....M4A53...P1 4104enmeat 2temittco Wet . . 3.483.196 &wind. bead Meld* hatile beiVll6 . (iivii..l. A 0441111 —. ... 513,0.10,37.1 La ^bK„ Oa,. limks. 410:aW4. .4 lia tumid 04tertiorarttlis .. —11.127.1.1 a Sate. 11..%14 4 104..144".4.1 1.19%132 ‘7.0.1 MAN 1141ver Lola , 911.1.33 )thee 9.,3044+ . . 13 107,431 , evieda an /dot as ifill. 1.492,6360 MONEY MARKET. --. C Z 37.148,034 At. ft. Mt 61,03 i I J. IL ELnEY , Denutv Ln•lLMer The above returns ' when compared with those for the previous week, exhibit the following changes, Circulation Dune Circulstion active 23,659,860 Increase 1,407,675 Public deposits 1,898;48 Decrease 4017,670 Other deposits Government securities in _ _ brakin g department..., 13,950,376 DttiCalle 238,807 Other iccarities in banking department Cob. and bullion in both depart:ands seven day and ether bilLs 1,492,839 Increase 38,400 The Rest The Reserve During the week em►:raced in this return the quarterly dividend payments were commenced in due course by the Bank, and in this circumstance we have an explanation of the chief changes, which are numerically of considerable importance, including the decrease in the Treasury deposits, private or " other" securities, and "reserve" of unemployed notes and coin, and the increase in the circulation, and "other" or private deposits. Concurrently with these pay ments there is usually a large falling off in the amount of coin held by the institution, and the com parative smallness of the reduction in this item is owing to the heavy influx of Australian gold, which, as reported by us in the week embraced, was depo sited direct in the Bank by the great bullion brokers. The decrease in the "rest' is of course caused by the transfer to another part of the account of the sem falling due in the shape of half-yearly dividend on the stock of the Bank. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The home stock market has been very quiet to-day, and prices are stationary. Consols are quoted 1001 to for money, and 100! to Z for the 11th November. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 99; to ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103; to The floating debt remains quiet. Scarcely any business has been done in the foreign market, and almost the only change in prices is in Turkish, which has ranged between 41 and s; prem., and is now quoted 41 to 5 prem. Buenos Ayrean bonds mark 79. Danish Fives, 105. Mexican, 241 to 4. Peruvian Actives, 103. Spanish Old Threes, 511; ditto New Deterred, 251 to 2. - -..- 1 • 2 . / . : , , od i telleree-c.• • . ... / L. /4°r ,Y9-/-----e------.9---o&c--e- -- --7" • , .. it No. 1,925.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBE.R, 23, 1852. _ x i Alt i, sxm,j, , l lVl t t a lj r /IKI3 LINE of AUS- irItOPOSKU REML BE O B ILTHE CATHOLIC MINES. RAILWAYS NI 54 Ds. de. Key N N amour k UN, (wli 1. 7 .4 6 , n erd ter Irk hm-millite wider. led WNW, •••• --...-- !MAY EVININO. 10 N Do. Do.(es tare 111 IS Steiner or France. deo"' "" 21441411 " 61 • =T a r aa 18.4144117 la ' hill At a meeting of the Manchester Protestant and THIS DAY.-Two o'Cit.o4l4 es all Do. /U. 3 per et. ...rilt.l JO& 1 •••"• 11 .• The mining market continues active. Only a - ail The r way market is decidedly better to-day ! and 10 II 1 ..:. ° 1,,, t a • a t4 "`" a 0 . , vr. ----- 0,....d.,.. I Dssia . 3 ,... 7 ,..., 1 . 1 Reformation Society, held in the Free-teed.) Bull, Man- comparatively small supp - I, however, of the heavy p a r i T arria go s , ..... . 0. cheater, on Thanday evening-tke Rev. Hugh Stowell in senrthe so., le .. the chair - the fallowing residatleue were pawed :-1. That dividend stoclua in which the chief business is doing, P et chi el a y dpereeptmestiblietaakain Caledonian , Midland, oodnt Easterne rise is :10 to itPlitts*-I=o.looo. 1141 " .411"1* " .....- ire 7;:mtc77,.... f4g7taii. ii...: to the tto Mammoth, so utterly wows in principle, his can bo obtained, holders being disinclined to realize wont Loam ' OllO / 0 " - besmabsindeatly *bows to be so less Warless in practice , at present prices. In the purely soeculative ;shares s t a t a h ti zast es • Ealent,l'aluatsand Berwick . oklan chaster and Shack' , w 4 ,rarts.Me..srfte mill . . ...... .... ? in k ati sse. I. more especially in the conduct of the Maynooth- trained there is not much movement. There have been French shares are much higher. set Stdasties =Mob* I• so liars red Amen. 4111 1 1 4 . 01 - - 414 W. a 'n° - numerous inquiries to-day for shares in the United ,c in irshrear are Tg el l'o r r %.% ' . ..! ................ ST 1 47. 34e Cohr" istl t - .1 01 hese meander. Mines, con cent upon the discovery in the mine SWAIM AND STOCKS ClintUNTll3ll. _be adoped. 2. That it is high time to move for the 10 1 4 Er ma Spe Ceet..l uses,ele 04 t e e Folev. dheisrl.._ " ide ........, • '. d .,_, h "'".., repeal of the Relief Am .1 1829, es utterly meow - announced in the Dotty News of this morning. The toy 2010 to-do 7 110 1 Er ot Frame e arts" on* " time ''""".'"-. '''''" am ' ---' -"---- tibl • wi h the l'bc • of ibis country. the rights of following sales have taken place :-West Caradon, 111- Pd, , lantraw. h e . aurae m tier firmailms Alps (mans traders) weer P• • l 1 Mr perry. up tot o'clock. protestant., the free action of the letslatare, sad 190, ex div.; Wheal Arthur, 30, 32; Alfred Consols, — et. to r ee d ase .. • ggiggi -- se' g .1?-.....2r et the Aestnleslas mtneww. sad IMMO& 114. Venshureh.stre et. the safety of 71 °. /1111°.7Y'' throne . The meeting 13 , 14, 4 ; South Frances, 186 ; Esst Tolgue, 33, 10 a mows. asetiWi..leaa. HONE was a very large one ; but there was • • large proportion of 5 ,.. , - - . _ sr Diet Penedos .. 6 et 1111LIIMEL * 8 HYGIENIC the wafter en. The speakers included, besides Mr. Stowell, '''' .1.11, Pfau okay , mulled by Ile th e Rev. Piero Connolly. late Roman catholic priest, and via she lain to Earl Shrewsbur• - Rev. li . W. M'Oratb ; Rev. 16 ; South ; s.,evon meat lAmectie, zw) ; Levant, 3, 4 i Tre- 111 •:1 01 . 1 1. 0 100r.11104:011e , 101 lef ey, 130; North Basset, lot ; Wheal Comford, $1 is intoomna,staseame. se 1 , ,r Tamar, 51, 1, 1 ; Bedford United, 81; 471 °a Data De areirmed eerie De. gin, F.L11., P , 2.. .e 13 eel Ds • do. do. 101 ya yft A . I iis , a pip sills aans3 awe ... t I Mr. Richardson, llev. foram Itardaley, Rev. Mr. Trail, and Wlleal Robert, 24e. 041.; test Russell, 41, 5; Tie- so. tee Mid est Exeter ... ::* 104" lel 1 11 1 4 . 1440401414 quality. sod Incapable ef al"' ILL T. Parke. hone, .1 1, 4 • ; Stray Park, 9, 10; Mary Ann, 39, 4 0 , i t : . ti i ° othaools" -- - 11 1 MI IS S 4 There wee no chain stock market to-day, The government brok , o fe ., i.'" -• - t . is 4. , pine themes dash armor ma. TM Ca Annan said, r the course of his remarks, that 41: Trel ' awney, 421, 45; Cwm Brook, 135.; Wheal is an 4:;,,,t,m 'a g.ar taa ... ..... 111 It i 111 2 dnoed Threes, but h _. it wag the west of adherence to the protestant cause that • NOTenri a •:/....74i . 14 °° ° ' 414 4.61 " 44/74.14 " led be the idea at the leis election for Manchester. Neptune, 64 ; Lelant Consols, 174. dd 41 Colds sad belhersea. e • dis small, amounting to-d SI WS Deere, Perth, ender'. 10,0001. of that sock, He AM ar regret that (oaten, for it bad made their o ne- The gold mining shares were again active tolay, MenJuarem _.. ~ 74 54 1., : f. ) .e ..,:: I sad 2. Tree Sear Id. and Is. mite imemblo in thebr streagludd i and if .it had not been and prune showed an upward tendency, especially IS ell i Sod Aveiro (8111.. : 13 i is produced. Parcels - . Lgir. .'t ' 3. Tolirt Innegsr. as. 41d. foe • Navy amenratien Oa League), which had pre •uccu- for Colonial Gold, Port Phillip, and Ague, Friss. Ave and LlsDi .. . 48 11 ever, continue to be to '.3 1 iti pied the Lid a sod the lukewaromem of some s , . a , _, „._ l• 811 DO. (214 Lila .., if sa 4. Illyrian Neale, IS. Id. Maria , sieriquila, Australian Freehold, Tub. River, go ic Now a o m e n _ li e iji aoeount. Console were of thole hairs men, they should have sue-114 IS '4 l ? z• S. 1 40.0d0 Hale " 7 .°°. Is. dd• eeeded. Me begat; if another contest took plain, the two and Quartz Rook shares were also the turn dearer, 1 ° sill Roam RV" PUP L'... and 1001 to 1 for the ... • . I. Nymeale Destinies. I. rosperabia men who sum forward wean tars higher and Nouveau Moudee firm. The market in its pee - st AU f t a li i %kr a i m $1 • business the general 1 7. Osman later Ss. Irnind Min Anhui den. Ind Mat the eenddlara __._lnald sent aspect confirms the anticipation =pew= by us. It. la ... .. 7/ M Mid id reported a shade firm/ 1 sad a= I= ow 5 , a „ dam , an 3 w ww w e MN . •••2 612 18 .... ...._._• 1 • 0 o dm 11104 •9 aa° 6 •m r • some months back, that so soon as positive accounts $ 111 Il• a ' 69 dent? towards a nil :2 . ..,,.... A dash somideratioas as the num. ti. 11111 and Olamow 11 t 6 Sole Frerrier. S. ausint, 30, e s p .*. • ab i ab anans k . in , th a wawa,. of t h e ' , e . g .. , should be received born any one of the staffs de. ek, ise p os a. Danda ; 2 7 gs 4 -.• ..'2'; ' Ci•wThrd'dioel• dr". toed" eel 12 . were of as moms= la emaparrea with the ha that our spatched to the scene of operations, notifying the C. I! 01 •••,..„ ... .._....... .. m , 10 4 ~4 44 Ow* trim. rerte. bream were threatened by tergiversating lamb and on. actual position of affairs, a genera/ demerit" would it ; I I BZ 1= t g : Z it " ." .: ii; are 1 11 4 dealings in Three per 4 i ditto for account, duced, 991, ! ; Threo-i blaring entheliee. If we did an repeal the met of 1829, arise, and tho entire market would mire increased so all Ot.erettLeidWeeLaro4 40 f ; Long Annuities, the ••• of 1829 wog* 141 , 04 out liberties . I. had •13•1•4 importance. At the present period, the improve- s " t r u calat i mai r t z w " m e i mirb ••••• I I ') El esi I 1860, 6 11-16; Bank IRELAND. t w i rd siair timitig: „ wa in& mat ia lt i t sol ...:L ese eN " lak. bisapa insi r ia .f ts meet is not confined to the shares in the adventures iq in Da. „. le II NI 274, 276, 2751; Soutl ernes a Hearse, and wisall have raised Mtbargic Earope that have received advice', but even extends to nese in., ' 6 , 0 , 10 • 1 • 0 • 0 ._ ...2ed — Trekillis • 1 1 0 „_ SSA Exchequer Hills wo Dr etas. OCT. 22. to overthrow • power whisk was more subversive of liberty of those that systematica ll y hold back all informs- g l4 .7 0 7,,,..,—,„ :6 ,- th „, i „ 4 I ". prem. for the M arch 1 The u-..istant-Icarristership vacated by the decease th an aay other, and agairsh which Jews, Turk., and in- don, and have long been at a heavy discount. N all lareneriken_ . _- .. II I " 174 1 I in the June issue. It Male ought tonna with gersalants. (Loud cheers.) 11l tit landeas= raft= .. la s 883. prem. d Mr. W. Deane Freeman, at Galway, appears to The non-official quotations are as follows :-Mel- to s LeaV i, ..D . If Ipa In the foreign bor lave hiiii disposed of by government with a most in- bourne, Ito f ; Cordillera, par to 4 prem.; Conne- ci. 140 1.40, CIL OMNI 104 145 10111 decent atuutint of haste; for literally in a few hours mart, /to 1 prem.; Glenaulin, /to 1 prem.; Ken- 44 . 144 Load* 11 • 111014 • 18, 112 11 3121 4 badness . Holders c after the news uf that gentleman's sudden death THE LIVERPOOL FREE LIBRARY AND mare, /to 7 prem.; Claseadenih, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. "la It De. "' 4 ""a iad k ..l64/.(ii 11 j I r. evince much confide; narked the Castle, the following announcement MUSEUM. Letters aye this morning been received by the st. 100 Lana at theth-Wesen SI the dispute now pond Port Phillip and Colonial Gold Mining Company 55 ,„ V D ee "' S aio " - aPPL'artd in a° Corning edition a the government If any serious doubt was entertained as to whether from Mr. Hopkins, dated Melbourne, Juno 14. Mr. 36 MI Idadsairrryll Iced IS to-day was between orpn: the inhabitants of Liverpool, in any residerahle numbers, 111 Tor 0 %kw t Y AsAISTINT-BAfttleTaltililr. -We usual hours, the pi would avail themselves of the opportunities of intellectual Hopkins, having entered into the necessary comma - " sa: 112 . 2021 onlimotaill.• 12 111 st. 1011 MarlmMeLlLlaeoleek. 31 see (A.,.Q 1:4,..1) are trilled to se %mance that lianslien._ry enjoyment placed wi th ' their reach by the openitivf nication with the governor, was able to proceed the al el IMMan.4lA a d. w ee 3 1 fa, " I prem., but the 'imam Ei , ni. law , Om appointed "mom , to too "to the free Ulnae?, that doubt has been tOnsidcfs l y next morning to Mount Alexander to arrange for st. too NNW - ....... -, -76 NI MI TS 64. The market, lamented gentleman who held this 05104. weakened. if 'not altogether dispelled, by the demon' s commencing the company's operations. Great satin to 1 4 ; ,ater''.,,,,a. "" ( j r .i.a .Ditae ) ... ** I _ 4 4 ... 1 . very sensitive. Breen A private of the 14th regiment was wantonly as- which have been made upon the book-shelves, and upon e __ • action was expressed in the colony at the arrival of in watt nomasus an thrash ... - - more offered, and faulted and knocked down in the streets of Cork on the services of Mr. Dalton, the librarian. and his unit. few sellers offerin Thursday night, by a shoemaker, named Shaugh- ants, sines the opening of the institution on Monday last. an English company competent to conduct in a if 17. 174w4444444 '" - •1 47 " ' if 11 11lewpap. nermany. was dealt in at 4an If we may Judge from the number of persons ho have regular and businesslike manner, the operations for re liwelbrd. SI 4 414 OMIT, who, when striking at the soldier said, which there was so large a field. The governor had, N 1 1 0 1 eld tirolddlleo... - - 4 pre m, Barlains arc "Tale that, von 31st murderer." The offender °lsif°4 the Lary so far, and the avidity with which books hav e l • l4 im• 01 the PI" wad " of the I °°7 On his part, given to Mr. Hopkins • most friendly ;1' ' so D&Ilmag::: ." 48 a Four-and-a-Half per is in custody. mes hes b I.:: bean suppl ied .; d , The be ""s s u or Te r a i r md i A si t r o di st a l . reception, and had o ff ered him every facility in his I t e s. :4 sembes non - -alb Brazilian Old Five I lIIE MURDER OP EL MANIFOLD. Mr. Hopkins says measures are now under SS 7 of Cents., 1829 and '39, I mentioned yesterday that an inquest had been the requirements and the oramiuire have determined power . le IS North No. I. ... I If Us Ayres Six per Cent laid on the body of Mr. Manifold, the last victim of upon ad ding another spacial* room, to be used . as • resd• the consideration of the government, based upon the a all Dm 4 A red 221 inn-room. At one period ea Wednesday eventing. about principle of royalty, which, when carried into effect , , 1 , 1 , genb Ds• g "...„.. 4 4 II °lariat. "... 1 a Its is Cents , 103 f. Date agrarian outrage in the King's County, and that a thirty feeders, who could sot obtain rate at the tables or will not only be more suitable and less troublesome to au Nan awns ~:: .42 44 2 " 641; ditto Four per verdict of wiltut murder against Doane person or per- e i nw h ege , ted the 6 At t wen squat t • Jar. preen no ~, • - the company, but Iliad more simple and profitable 10 ..../1 11 • 111 ent 6 .We...ea? 4se em der Bonds, 41. Me tuns unknown had been returned. I su"Sjoin some book is allowed, under any circumstances, to be taken out ditto for Account, account of the evidence, and further titulars of of the building. A dons printed catalogues are lased to Ike colon and the revenue. Mr. Hopkins had 1,1 ;: o . =& ° . ° , °- ,e 77: gi . 4 % m the atrocious dectl • upon the tables in the readin g - room, and, when a person declined making any purchases of gold in Melbourne, si. ire awn= dm= .. as er Actives, 103. Sardis on Thursday desires to peruse any particular book to the library, be the price at the diggings being much more favour'. 1 1 ,1 - HP: macaw 6 slam. Cle"." A es 71 la Spanish New Defer At the coacludun of the magisterial Mei_ • sight, the penal.; arrested were sent into T s under enters, in • printed form provided for the purpose, the able for purchasing, say 50e. ti 66e. per oz. Mr. its, a aF rema d ia.) crmjes: 1 : " " ditto Committee's Ci a . t ,„,,,,, „ The .pot adaidad fur the „ mi m ° , of title r the book required, the .amber of the book, and Hopkins trusted by the time the Augusta Schneider Loan, /to ;din . Tao the fuel deed afforded every fatality for shit eraser to d address the Harlotry. He also writes his signature ea . , an d (trfiiCh • 1 has passed the Cape) should arrive 1 11 ' n ip g e . l4444 o wee e,;* *" "' I, 1 6 1 , a , I Pram effect their escape, soil there is so doubt whatever as to the and the date. This form be delivers to the librarian, • A large business w ~...10.. and 01. l.rminatbd. of the rattans. The steeples. the book is given to him. Every reader is required to with the company ii miners he would have made to es laseplese .. 14 at de god ra .. i . d . ir . a . i ee ... Hem o pp o ' ,Um ity of ,ki ox return the book deliveredte him before leaving the room ,a every necessary arrangement for their reoeption at • ... ... Dar. P. Amami fell, shares. Bank of An go a.m. There are several houses within a few yards of ...witia_ , ___• small ticiket, eoa ,. __tainiag the number of the book •h the diggings. pel up at per 0rt...... - els U Iro IMO Dem ... „. .. 11 is and aex div. Eng %tare the unfortunate gentleman fell, yet, ern* to say. ." 11 ''''.- letter . It "'" been found a"o"ar7. since ° The directors of the English and Australian Copper 14 100 aeon ilinesa ... -.. 774 /SA Is 4 Bank (41. paid)„ 44. althualth they moat have heard the report of the rot, it opening of the library, to make arrangements for feting due. not no., that any oi, their immune mai their iii.• die delivery mg mt.. • . f broke , u ,/ a n gee iwpww,c, Company hare received advice of the arrival at Mel- L l' re ileolli ii" T Wah. - Da . 4141 "IfAustralia ( 21. 10e. pa the natdetke of this readhag-ma. Is the museum bourne on 6th Jane lest of Mr. Joseph Brown, who se a /tee en -- 44 5 - Banking and Gold 1 pearance oat ordain. I. 4. Union Bank Mr. Manifold, in addition to being the agent of Carole _,.._.'iorlinall ar..... ______,_hoMl elghlindit sad , Is the seers, of a had been despatched by them to Port Phillip, for the ii 1 amta ", I " , - -." f tural ti XMAS, acted also in a similar cap _scity for other gentlemen •°°° , ,,,...__ llol ATomoo° l . o •••••• 11 m or •P• 1 4 • 1••• 1, -. °a purpose of entering into the business of gold par- 20 11 Veber Shah ... „. .. t a i lands Land Enclosure ha.mg properly is the barmy r Ballyboy. He was for- ' a ll= w as a. inewhia •1111•11 ‘ bhe • Th. chasing in that colony, accompanied by an assayer ::I 7 1 • 1116 . e ad =. l 3 Oriental Steam, 865, morli high constable of the homy, and was at the time of .ombDr ma: * ea Meemilie was 2 163 • al % - we g "g m !, 'be e ' and other assistants. Mr. Brown war about to pro- ni is umee Omura ..- - - Hi • 42, 41f, 1. Royal kis death • poor-rate adleater. Is the Lister capacity he ,f wologf eee g_ i fatmearr . 2 . i 7, • • Tan.llentaliadderro 71 DI Upper India Railway rely was °lewd be renell la =rums against some per- • :".W . ,_,_ W. Ma Wan was nom Irma three to ten seed to the diggings for the purrs@ of commencing le. les 33 13 it ie no. do. Salamises .. 771 ds 111 Antwerp and Rotte ems ice the moven Ow= rat= which it is stated 11 ..„ 0 " 05 * ad la 1611 . 1111 • 1 &11 days tree 111. is ll* =alb! his operation. ts to De.O.a.shase___ _ , If p Royal Swedish Rail amain a bed trims toenada hil= akkaugh De had ;the re- "m 155 111 11/11L1 TM ails 17111.0111"71 the ." 1 " 1 •• at. led lark limil Mae awe= IS aS Madwof being enntans a= =Wag so every on who •th•••• I. "dim of Marian white THIS DAY.-Two o'Ctoeit. Trunk Railway, par oman/a to whim ea brans eta panne astans. " ° ____..' kum°6 ",„....__ orthe Wing, ang I•lBThed _ ' *fair l ' aeia l The gold mining shares are not quite so good to- Cette Railway, sto . It 'mom Mr. when Ito min hie death Mr M 1 "°"°. " ''''• d 47/ 4"144 4h4 ji e eVile ie ft luau. day, there being len inquiry ; but prices ate not age, nominal at per ti W peardaa alma of4U. is geMe INN% aad aline. la d& Thostegy lB 28 27 greatly changed. UMW USN Al YIXID BANTAM WV, A 10 4 be pear la Wrenn Yee . She apparmase of mh o rria eau ditak tram whams 3 ==r , 8 12 28 Other foreign mines remain quiet. United Mexican "I 2 16 China, 4to 4 prem. mark 71. seam ter. Sat tfi die Chiriqui Read theist was sad elm* limn that man =ma =a arm= 8 24 21 se, tej Mr a= dr arts lay iu salbsob. The hand Malf 44 a tail sad rim *Wadi = swg t Tephi Weed _e Se se Grange/sac Railway, have been fond oaths cyst , whisk may lead la tielostiss. Tepveoby =trait= The district when this wrier en oramitted km bra fer Mr ss a: is • travels l3 43 67 Her Majesty's Theati may yews proninial in on= 1111114~ ; ami Oadia, SS SI literature 33 62 63 1 . 0 - 7. 0 ' Ages The all I IPk 11 sit 103 The San Francisco whore Sheppey& ware a laleuessialg _emeil. =4 Ril. Law ! 3 3 100,400 10e. rib Cankers - ... . . - diggiOgs being much more favour apt:till pe " rar o ves t I t h e e d al ett s ro . sea 'il t l n i ngsmore on Thw u r d ly tts, 11°.711.4"1.Plefda.M7ethINII•BB, he the Mies"' 1 - i able for pu at rOh he asing, say . 50s. t 1 831. per or. Mr. s ittoug eaten. The spot selected for the commiesioa of r title el the he* itelltieed• tm im r:L e o l: Bookies trusted by the ttme the Augusta Schneider the eleam . He sin weals ms the foul deed *Horded every (milky for the imesslas la and eke data. This swat be ebbe ., le the l ib tadm, tad (wliich vessel has used the Cape) should arrive effect their escape, sod there as ao doubt whatever as to the e ..do. si and .1. tam,nation of the name. The stee psi., _the___boolc_it_ ._ givelk i__• ra tilft io Laz e f res m der ietv ie m eeLared to with the company . Miner, he would have made of Pallas-hill afforded an ending opportunity of taking raises I °_l„.77_,?'"'" *ow , every necessary arrangement fur their reception at pad MM. Th ere are several houses within a few yssla of 72,.."" d = 0 .7 . 1 1. the amber of au Meek anti t h e d i tortop. It . 17: 414 " 'hem hued wseassary. time the ah, re the weiettuoat• gentleman fell, yet, strange to say , •••• The directors of the English and Australian Copper eldioagh they mint have heard the report of the *et, It etteuir the Ithrel , * " Mall° agreMPleleee head uiltieg the de emy eel morn of Web, mull ales 2 1 " legeeeiee Co mpany hare received advice of the arrival at Ma dam mot appear that any of their uunates made their op- the veratilellem of the essilweeem. la the messem bourne on 6th Jane last of Mr. Joseph Brown, who maraud oat ordain. 11r. Maaituld, is oddities teA ry the spat of Captain • wed*** we *MT elo0831•8i ludo Is th e ewes a a had been despatched by them to Poet Phi ll ip, for the me . , acted aim in a i sm, s wa m, dowtkwas *MI *BM the aelessive oolloodea of ereeineeml a natural purpose of eitering into the lasinem of gold I=- I%mo, property is the boy. Ila was for- hitlefi will he Muse d to 2114 *11199116119 of *I Pedal% 1 T 63 he chasing in that colony, accompanied by an assayer surly high timetable of the y, and was at the time of rlither_,_ et s , :eas ,7 saisoky let tbe rata meede7. "" i th ew ; and other assistants. Mr. Brown was abort tti kle desth • poor-rata collector. Is the latter sonny he „"„„"rwo n '''' l .. i 408 the lbstay was epee three to as coed to the diggings foe the purpose of eanneetiesag lately wee ob:ged to resin to mutual mesa mime per- 1•••••• saw for the recovery of ism' Mem 'bleb ill he IMAM °. 181811 4 884 al the 81118 . 88 8 der' ere. use in the swift hie ePeratims. meted • bad kitbag Mem* Mm. shame' he bed Pe se- sal e la l e Alla The allimrial able skews the 811 .ther el potation of twice marters• and =lO mew lea IMO "' Mee al elm miles ‘. llBlB *** * literature which THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoex. 4.1 occasim _to a la him ea a a labia asessa ,___ _ Wile deal".." eat _ et _ de 11e fe1e i„..2 .1 ..._ 1163Thed ......,_ ! a ft" he'll The gold miming &hares are not quite so good te lt appears Mr. whim be ma hie ites* Mel * ••••••••••••• " `"" "'we'''"' "" !lu stre w t g. ts day, there being leas inquiry ; but prices are not his permesios a sum *4ll. A. phi, *Mem sad WM, e 113218 M e d ea lB 23 27 greatly °hanged. be received in Talisman es Tesedlay. 8 12 28 Other foreign mines remain quiet. United Mexican The Estimator et **pass Made dee dial hem whisse 34= tt; Phi the shot vim fired due* bow that rase Ora MO Seollail a" mark 71. UM arts 8 24 21 lay iu imbasb. The heed leaf et • Sea sod Wise thaw = iag *maw lime hem lowa at the spot, whisk may teed to beselles. T sad bereft 63 88 117 Liss sattiteities The district where this wager for oommiteed km buss kr w e g e ll a V d „ ome ma im& l3 43 67 yestelday. y. way seen proverbial 2steelme elltde/~ t _dw1142912119. Iskima nsese m erman 33 62 63 mom 1 ACM MI an i I illw 11 where Stwppards wee, so labonsag wires. mid 1* Law 5 3 3 100.400 tos. teats calibrates 'molly. where polarise were isegidired, ase • taw comm ., ead p a t t te i money „. 3 4 1 INee. 10 Amalie reii‘s from the spot where Hr. Mealleits } l mbue bees p,....... and the drum 16 38 55 Woo to Amumemia................... A It If ~ menticed. ;;;A 146 $BB 418 11 . 100 10 A"ollisa ...... - -••••-•• 3 I, 11 The village of Blue Ball. whom the imp* wee kaki aa Classical literature Tomilay, was filled with the *Wm Mr ess KOC4 1 Ilme Marta. all t ide 28*/*****e. h era ld ry, 414. •• • • 8 14 12 14mi 141 Simmered bee ma twal all - - patty, smaagft whom t. reasess Ime oeseadadeb=— teen. I Wilt Australian Goad ... ell i IMe is interest. Very few of the peematry were punk sad bevi then who we imaili them 318 727 824 KO* fps RAM lean 133 i l l 4 em re aft ibmwdbmi as es masti Than te have Use a great demand for books 10. 031, SS ken& letmllek It *Mu 441 6 ;1 11*21.* = " am* * the " wide * eP e l liede aimed Mar hied of semi& We may stets that most 1.110 1 1 0 DS. °same" Wahl- 101 which lay them. tithe eledlem et them limbs lave bean meths, who are Hams I 0,..... D. ' IlL ose Jah : ll4l 2.1 "' I L T d c_.... TM jury hall " mill d's body. "" IMAy'anue _ fop - "n" gems* Awed ahe the skist maims of the works of bum wee . gi ns 0 .„ ~ to A ./., emu John 12 11114 *hey *lei •••• .sew, ''"ir""'"' gamin siedinsd bee the libraries of Isseheeics• intake- IMO* i admit kW ::::.......- 1 I lat it leas: I nab in Frai. I Mew the dessessd. He time. Ith mita.. bat the semieittee will have to order -.. ... amispe l4 61 isi and 1 were Teta:wag drum Tamen lull Ali* It timid d i d o " d i n w g ion d gab an d • Ad. IMO i BM. a Alannsa 01 4Prr MI 4 i din was betwene six and mesa *Weak we nwebed Paler ell 1 & * t kill. The hone was walkialy slowly. Mi. beelbed teeem vesillget l e aehl•Nli betkee w r si A do " b "" g te * y inubf4l susi teleee N 1 oddia ilimmia ----- en - - I •lPar- WAS I 111•MgMßedes 11* driving. 18 was * * * l *** . I. * W. ye " bassi tee bomb These at pressed at the Ihney have mem a ramem...-...- an 1 I pea speakiag together, sad he bed his am termed seweeile boss by the eiseases et ebe Lim . I I lithe '.«_ - lit 1 C me whoa I heard the man of a she. 1 ober Upon ado Mao of ode SO Lake arm looked behind to see whew thie AM emu fret: w h i n t e i t 2 elele aai micro img sow ...". w .. 1 ., ape sup I lam kCalitor.O.Qta.C.oi. an Ms observed the a Masks at Me ditch oe is- zw i rs - _, „... ..., have boss nu* 17177-bue ties an WOO I Kar s ne l im euitt imamesda. alt 4 t p m lido of it. The did est ame teem the side of the . juieV"24."''',4, I. 4k e red d. whisk lite wall Im I madam s& easetleag led se- es- --- ----- - ahem hths.--4-49 " K ' a Au- a I is mift lig. ei ltir :=:.• L en i a l C A 2 caned. 1 leaked late Ni. lbeitairs Me. Be di est "M . a teams I rat riao...--- 1 i Pt II I spasm es ewes mill die Ve. He was seemly use • reed. MAW 1 Omits 0011-...—.... an e pee &ad them his heed ledimatbeerards use. I pat my had lei u s L idouz B ANQUET AT mAlicaum is sow %see fe Mmilagedeasks--. let is 14 his, set saw be wee draw I the aid hisses the seat ef deem* and psis seetsey _____snit the 4104: I l ee* auletello--.-- 1 I 1 pm, 1g sear, i s le reet 61 O I L aII II Ilialiw he IMIS led. IPe est 4 " o ft earompeadeaSS et the mend of the Drift to teem axe fe. Sil w as Wok= ell le I 1 ti od tea as pia* as I malt to this relies hessesk Lute. me mesas to lied base ell pus of the essesey, Mess i was tianips al i tee per Ball). 1 net the dellpost at the deer, owl WOW llte et' so d ths aggingis Wok Ow otteg k i wo of aw Ai w a se . Wi.s fa I Tuba ..............„-- I s IOS tantser. The ram hit from Mr. timbales heed at the 20 4 • N N n N N 1$ 110 II U 147 1411 • U lle $416 87 IS 14 186 186 1186 I fi 107 N --- Thevillage of Blue Bell, where the isisent we haiii en Turley, was filled with the while et des may, asaangst wham the IV bee sesel ad ie= is Seems Verf few el Ms peratry weft punk eel thou who were there aseelbed as nese temilresi the ow packet Wiliness le the sesiamehely spstesle which lay befog them The jury having *IMPS' the body, Os Let winos tan was Jots Dyes, who, beieMg been stem, Aspinst as fol lows sends in F I new the bawd. U. sod I were renaming Bala Tamers in MOM It was hatesea ii and saves *Weak we readied Paw hill. The none was walking slowly. lb. Xamileld we driving. lie was Basest bane we. we nee speaking together, sad he MA his bee tassel seuseile me shut I Asa the meet el a diet. I looked behind to au whose the shot was leer when observed the er. resw a mike at the ditch as ke nde of it. The Bleat did ask ease ben the side of the reed ce which in me is. I enslisesi seer thin hall se. tuned. 1 leaked bib 84. Manitsit• hen He dil set apes*, a eves sea_ V• He wee ewes be s sessok sad thee hh liedledlostseersele we. 1 pet in head $ kin, sal sew he we Spew I thee hid hisses ths sat et the sis, on I ham is Ins deed. 1 in eat of IheAM. ad en as "idly es I Neil to this piles Was* Ball). lau the empiant at the deer, sad own' the oe teneses. The rein hi* hoot Mr. Mullein heel at the sautes' of the upset I west with sew of the police bark sod last the eis with Mr. Msettliril /181111.. I did int are say perm., eithert ober the shot Ins end. It was ruler dar ks Ilene, sad Mere an trees everksaging the road at the spot. My iespresslai is that the assolus eagle &Mt the ditch, on the aute Mr. Munfold was driving. I swear positively that I heard only one shot. 1 oaa't say whether it was And from a gm or Pima Major Fos, J.P., observed that it was evident it was a sus shot ; if It.. • pistol at the diatanse it world have scattered. IN ft U' - - r• drawing sem, and poseansisty is immilestod the ecemoleadests of the emelt et the Lowe Se seem Lessen ase osesiwy to lied haw ell perm, ef the assay, end the mama Wale trim seydeph of the reesrie wisest. The Awe hese of *hew OMB SS Theesiey, sed up mesa the sue deg 70 er KO bed bees wa s = pendent of the oggileelless hew dissenes. The addidessi IMII4IIIII ilipedismat law neesplemlineketians: Kr. W. A. WKdomm ILP., Lambs* SAM Inc . ham, M.P., Sena Wields ; Sir ~ Leads; Mr. T. Nonnob, M.P., G L I : I nT;ir. Pito, M.P., Norwich; 11". W. M. Shoe, M.P., Kilkenny ; Richard Gardner, M.P., LeiseMer ; Mr. M. &Mao, M.P., Kilkenny Mr. Jamie &Weir, Tippers W. H. Oar. Langtoa, M.P., Bristol ; Sir John Forster Fits- M.P., Clan; Mr. Job. Greene, 111. P., County 8"11 % ""Cci r County; Counft ulow ; Mr. Wchard Swift, M.P., County Sligo MA Thomas Thornely, 11. P., Wolverhampton; lir. W . M. It. Milner, M.P., York; Mr. Jelin Brady, M.P., Weis eml Mr. H. Brown, M.P., T•whoesisp. TitJt 3 lzxw 'TssDe.—The Leeds al the Treasury barley resolved szniesties hen se 'ahem den is the timber trade, req shereseent of duly as seenest et donepeos s seep tesed= hing edginelly ddy peed se L WON* ta this essaft, bet is esseesseaes lbe vend lavas boss red es the of Uwe. wow itts ried is ober weds. their bed** se T entherhe es abetesesst of der e. esseestef Aesop. width ter smiled by the peeper elbow of she menu tele owl le see4l6 pen. epos tie egplimie make s dsohnelles tine the popsy is the geode seellssedi thiei s * sheet sr view enema an woe wee sod tbs .miry ties ben. esweguense e - " F ra =Tr *dr giros disease er art abet. Dummy of Ancsori Coat ni erzpirsv.—Os Thrift, es e serpsnew earl Ow, temeatieg the (rend aser ef • hews ia Jelwwweet. Ritery, wee sieseles as oil gloss et weed he Zadie. h a : a. disenoseed seame s n of ef 111osessel 1=1 " el d r al mes Bea thentree lail di l e h ts the ot es the sa l s owl the setiesal sews es the obverse. The dm* a with the seine two embedded bad for Er* yens Mss ark see Kees blush Sr Whirls. wood, sad wialenly famed the week K as aged tree lost stood la ivelem st the bask ef the been V Joba-steset. ' Besides the s Illmbethes Wm sanded sight men add wise amber ef Idioms p ieses, ma et emend diwas. ewe Mod la the elm ospolhuli WV" with • diver moil& _ Mr. Dyne (to a Juror)—Heard no noise et puma running away; tle loom did am rna oL, it walked duly. To Major Fos, J.P.—Ms. Maidtold's lood was not lutocksd ge. -- to a Juror—l did not *Wove any pewee per helm the osenrroaes ; on my way to the _polies bras& I paned two or three WINIIIIS with a ear. My aMmaion wee &lose drown to Mr. Meallaid at the Si.., and thiselera 1 did set aye T say TIMISIO. OSllMalles heme West was oast oweell. sad Eiv• the fislowias ovideolo thol whew Mr. Dyes hed the bons* lest sight sad mombeited the deeth re et ac Mr. Maailket, b. (West) imairdielidy propeded to the plan as described by Mr. Dye*. mod keM the ions sad gig stead's( ea the read, ,end Ms. MoiaMeld's Aram in M. He lad his had en Ms. 116•111obri load int ised bloody. The* wee up the bill, tke Yosakterd afde of white the nada war eminflled. There wee se penes at er war the gese he wadi NM Mr. Hobert is. Jasins isi solgoos, ewes —l mode as menial eaanimillon MOn to M f . MarMaL I hood the moulds of Cwandipevis skip the sueslee of Ms Ma. Ib. posed at mitilde alma% ease deep wed ethos ow Tweetpdiceo et the doge corseepeodod with tbe Ise side of the we I thea eerie ma Wend earivelleo by mop wee the Wait, Wilk& WOO Itadiseeed by Woe dem Wane et which I is EL One ed tha dies bombe theitegli two able@ et the WPM sod two ewe a Ike Ole prod his, the saboirma at is bump. as us "mos of is ePial wed with the hods, whisk mad have oseeed inehrinanews death. - TO; Covosor siumood op the had sasoicussly, wittiest soy boaitatioa, hood o hriiet 4141 `' Warta sourdor @goad KIM porno or pumas saksows." 1S Pal Tim Mums or O'C. RUN, Eeo.—% uses , Mind that iitilkite. Ms of the putter concerned in the dove onardier. sad else is et present confined in our county dint his eenfteeed a participapoa in the trine for which he nes bees der now weeks ted.—Tipperary Fns Nem Samosa' Hons. The Earl of 1 Melba* Anted this wettest institution In Quiss-street, Fe tern, SO Tlnnedey, gad bs6 grained with he prig ' eels ea which it Is segkesigh. sad Istigi that 1,0001. teimmgism die peediess et the Meng pee; =A I = sewed NIL he glis sleek It she ether per ms wall te the same seessas erase then inglitude *weeds of the blab assn, sod One 11•1111=6. giingte Ile essivenw4si in Mae MOM of Tighten. AramcAttiss' HALL.-- et loWniss who stheir sameneeisa la the seisms ael prudes et mo oed rscelval esselleams M passim. sa Theriday, 1, 11111:—Allesa Mamsy, Mawr Wise, Huts; Frederick MIMS Mes=h, Mira mew ; isms Whicher, Wiltshire. A LITIMAZT SNUB As HUMID took place on Thursday' insole& Ms mayor is the chair, tibia Sir Ed war d l o wer , But., M.P., &livered as showiest address se TOE CONTOCATION or UM CLZIOT of the pro vim of Canterbury was yesterday duly prorogued by the Fetar•Oeuaral *the Archbishop of Canterbury esti! Fri day, November 5, pursuant a the royal Writ. THE Dom or ViaLustoroN's FonitAL.—lt is wad that the feseng peweeim of the We Deb will be atanhalled ea the P at the be* of the AIM Chard% sad then.. the Men *IL Jamess'siterit, sr. Coaatitati GA rteFwagA: 111. innties street, Fall-mall , the le Ile. P s. Thie alter endloS aim has been man entedulleafteli le the *premed dears of the housebeids* dui the lb of nuts. ::: nelisaliasia rllZl 7 o : : 7 l44l . 11.WATT ui . m. Reinhieihsese ame Mr4•lBl4m. I I II - on linatios at mar I 6 i 1 I lain hil4;Zl4_ ..... 1 1 Pla 4 tiuLefOrids.lbsges r I. Do.(llo.sic : ••• al 9 Da. ... ... ..: :: I z 4 44 De. :4 111 4 =424.4 7: ‘ll la INI WM/ ADI 6 4. : ..: ...... it ,- FRIDAY EVENTNO. There was no change of importance in the English stock market to-day, business being generally quiet. The government broker continues to purchase Re dnoed Threes, but his investments are individually small, amounting to-day, for instance, to only about 10,0001. of that mock, so that no remarkable effect is produced. Parcels of South Sea Annuities, how ever, continue to be takes off the market on the same account. Console were steady at 1005 to 5 for money, and 1005 to for the 11th November. At the elm of business the general feeling of the market may be reported a shade firmer. Bank Stock showed a ten dency towards a rally. The caked list reser& dealings in Three per Cent. Consols, for money,toos, 1; ditto for account, 1001 ; Three per Cent. Re duced, 995, 5; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1035, 5; Long Annuities, 1860, 6 7-16 ; ditto 30 years, 1860, 6 11-16; Bank Stock, 221 1 , 223; India Stock, 274, 276, 2751; South Sea Old Annuities, 99. Exchequer Bills were very quiet, at 75e. to Iss prem. for the March bills; and with nothing doing in the June issue. India Bonds arc steady at 85s. to 88s. prem. In the foreign bond market there was not much basilic's. Holders of Turkish scrip continue to evince much confidence in the satisfactory issue of the dispute now pending, and the price is thus main tained at a high premium. The range of business to-day was between 55 and 65 prem.; after the usual hours, the price was called 53 to .55 prem., but the latest quotation was only 55. The market, it may be observed, is very sensitive. Buenos Ayrean bonds were rather more offered, and Spanish lower, with but few sellers offering. The Swedish Mortgage Loan was dealt in at 5 and 5 dia., and closed 5 die. to prem. Bargains arc marked as follows:—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 97 4 (exchange, 25fr.) Brazilian Old Fire per Cents. 101; ditto Five per Cents., 1829 and '39, Small Cents., 1011. Buenos Ayres Six per Centel., 77, 78. Danish Five per Cents , 1055. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 643; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 961 • 96. Ecua-1 dor Bonds, 45. Mexican T hree per Cents., 241 ; ditto for Account, 29th Oct., 241, I. Peruvian Actives, 103. Sardinian Five per Cents., 975. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 251, 1; ditto Committee's Certifs., 35 per cent. Swedish Loan, 5 to 5 diw Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 6, 65,1 61, 5, 5 prem. A large business was again done in miscellaneous shares. Bank of Australasia were transacted at 58 and aex div. English, Scottish, and Australian Bank (41. paid)„ 45. Loudon Chartered Bank of Australia (21. 10s. paid), 35, 5, 5 . Royal Australian Banking and Gold Importing Company (IL paid), 1. 5. Union Bank of London, 173 0 5. Nether lands Land Enclosure (21. paid), 25. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 865, 87; ditto, New (20/. paid), 411, 42, 415, 5. Royal Mail Steam, 775, 785 ex di,. Upper India Railway shares are quoted 5 to 5 prem. Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway, 5 to 5 prem. ; Royal Swedish Railway, sto 3 prem. ; Norwegian Trunk Railway, par to 5 prem. ' • Bordeaux and Cette Railway, sto 65 prem.; Lak e Fucino Drain age, nominal at per to 5 prom. ,• Isle of Wight Rail wa7, sto prem. Bank of India, Australia, and Chins, 5 to s prem . North of Europe Steam, 5 to k dis. Chiriqui Road, sto 3 prem. Beziers and amine/sac Railway, 5 to,' prem. French Crystal Palace, sto prem. Ebro Canal„ sto 1 prem. Her Majesty's Theatre Association, 5 to 5 prem. The San Francisco was reported as having arrived off the coast, from Sydney, with about 10,000 ounces of gold, worth 40,00 W. Her advice, are nearly a month old. The farther rise in the price of silver, for which we prepared our readers a few days ago, took place to-day. The silver brought in by the Orinoco was sold at ie. Igd. per oz. standard for bar silver, and 11:d. per oz. for dollars, being an advance of Id. per os. on the prices at which the previous sale was effected. It wu all taken for shipment to India, the demand for which market continues unabated. The prices of stocks at Amsterdam on Thursday are subjoined:—Dutch Four per Cents., 931; ditto, Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23 11-16. Merman New, 25 1. Portuguese New, 381. Austrian Five Cent. Metal. liques, 77 11-16. At Vienna, on Thursday, the Five per Cent. Metalliques were quoted 94, 5 • the Ex change on London, 11.31; and the New Loan, 94 1-18. The price of the New Loan is thus shown to be continuing its downward course. The supply of foreign bills was again very small to-day, and the turn in favour of sellers. Short Paris must be quoted at 23.221 to 274, but where bills were absolutely wanted, the rate of 25.20 was even submitted to, there being hardly any drawers for large amounts. Three months Paris was done at 25.421 to 45. Amsterdam remained at 11-191 to 4, and Hamburg at 13.71 to 4, the demand not being brisk. Frankfort was in request at 1204 to 1; a large amount was even drawn at 1201. Discount at that lane is still at 3 1 per cent., which is very high for that wealthy city. Italian paper was taken at a de rsed rate, Genoa at 25.00, Leghorn at 30.65 to 67 . St. Petersburg ruled at 371 to 1, and Vienna lan Trieste left off fiat at 11.42 to 46. Our usual list of the prices negotiated is as follows : Ilms. r - rites etiolated. ham To Amsterdam part 'bolt 113. Ilipiy. .. 111. I sty. Ditto Stardom Ilamer rma zz b il „ A mid s ttoes ,„ „ Moos. lambi :dram. 7 ask. _ -- p er 4110 „ Mit OM. ... last pert „ 11•.440r.. Ile. 4111 r. „ „ ILL 4411 r. ... 1111. 44M. „ „ Wt. 41144. ... 23tr. 4119. 2. • 251 t. 42t0 ... lift. 4k. late. 49. e. .. 9*. 410. „ Short Mt. S, , - .. 23ft. YU- Wt. . „ • Xestkantr. A f e. ... „ „ L*. 45e. .. Mb* 21fr. 4'e. 151 r. 470. 10.17 7 =11143. „ " iii:iii: 7.: 154. 17 2/te. 4bo. ... UP. 4744 4:1010111 : „ ~ SW. 8744.... Mr. Po. Legion " 2*. 439. ... 141 r. ?Oa Swim pot trust „ 411 owe .. 41 pees Morns. pie owe „ 2214 PION ... 123 pee limbs „ 1 pen ... 113 as Iladoldi. bor Albs „ pomp ... 19 woo Ciao ,e oe 2 411 4 e •• 4 Pam =sr „ „ MIS ... 495 pee.. „ „ wee ... 491 pence borodba. „ „ mu ... 494 pesos Mae ee ee 14 4 • 84 ... 44 4 2/ 91 • 4 L10b0a...........—..p0r 4411104 „ be posse .. eSe pesos ruble » 18 pure ... bee sews St. Pototigia per ruble " 1171 soap . 371 pm, The price of gold yesterday at Paris vasw about 1 per mills prom . (new tariff rate), which at the English mint rice of 34. 17e. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.101; and the exchange at Pllllll on London, at shoat, being 25.271, it follows that gold is about 0.318 per cent. dearer in London than in Paris. By to-day's advice. the price of gold at Hamburg is 4291 per mare, which, at the English Mint price of 31. 17.. 100. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.71; and the exchange at Ham burg on London, at short, being 13.31, it follows that gold is about 0.812 per mat. dearer in Hamburg than inLondon. Awarding to the last accounts, the course of ex change at New York on London for bills at sixty days sight is 1104 per cent., and the par of exchange between England and America being 109 23.40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.92 per cent. in favour of England. After making allowance for difference of interest and charges of =Or roe. 0101, Oral Wall iguir sod= $0 :1011 vl= 6l Or Ni amew to I 1161100.amile• Owed le laelasaiN.Wasura) le hurtles saisine llittala 100 Omni OL ) • Oleusiku Dana Fagot a =lognatWietara is U De. a dons 130 Da lam Larias art Orsa WWl lwasma Mb) Omni ) all O illi nanttM akikal tald.) all OndORIO100.) Ilsalreskiialw Sputa ail to luLOwalin • PaulealtOrlim Lau WWII& La•LOYan I Olt* Emu (A) OM Si Oarelle 100 Swam mai Oris i Mi ed4 seilasi OYU —. Om la Low mitilt Osumi 01 1 1121 1 =m. Ours/ Is DIM DIM . 193 Wine Swim* rant •owed ' IN Abides - I @dila 81 llr.lrl pr Ct liti iNI f 11111111 „.. l3l II lad Demi= . ND Duadsk Park 0 . 0 . 8;: Nis Joatke 0 IlagAselis(ll4.llloll9.Ct. 3 1 N Ilastikallata,ll po„Nol 1 11 M.No. 1 1 111 r a + tv ar Oaat. kw* OalL 22.22.0 1 IN %mo Nu . iCate age 4 3 43 wow ?II pr .NN. SRN at Nr.ll. - 11,w •11era. 3 lii lll Ind 43 1 lawideeliTialm.ll 131 I 10a11e0Wasaa 10 Imasadarry 1403113.0 ab all 13 =l/m ihil.ll o: 10 Da. Dm . 111 I Ds. IN amp. a aatai% i l as IN el De. dr. I( pa. II di 112112N0N612.1111.N.C1 14S & Prallsome pat 00 Ned* lbdualea ... 12 In Da. Clearralasi 11l per' all Da.Wavar AFT ON* pat 15 Sae* 1131110 ... et • vaisiial, e;:e Webs% AIL • par Om DI wrovimilDia.llswOmar. 114 10 Chadar(Ner.W. Mal S par 17( 10 Do. par „. ... ij lo Ora* Dew. ... all Soya Iler • LIN43OO Ana) 31 3 Wiled./ 11431131 my . leo TaZ ig niair i z e i 101 IS T Di rkll/ 1 M 111 NEST FORF-lON EXI !WWI, Oct. 21. ►or Yaws. T intet. laigi MIN ' 6sr Pmts. ........... 61 40 61 06 43 $ 111 GI SS 0 44 per Owes. lO6 30 106 90 101 16 106 13 101 10 44 pee Csais, ISO . ... ... ... - ... par Cutts 91 "' "' - -. $ or Duds. ITSU . asis Dzetaess sa L o am: suit O. 36 SS r9O ear IS. .- 11,1 , 10 atT 0TC 34 . 40 T 4 Md/ MOO Iluds us. LISS - ... limos Operololo De. S - - De. IM_. ... -. INe tkolmoot 3 p.a..- IS if; m I Tmaraff Inds ... - ... Ds. I. 032 1 PLass, Ocr. 22.-Bt. ommesiN, 1,486; Vaulio Wen taw. - • Oho (left both DO MY MI Mr% Os ; Pans sad lima. 966 ; Uses sad lidad; IN ■ lllBOllllO sad Mason, 671; ilindieurg sod Ws. 11111 IS; les ; Tul, lad iltrasboop, 790; Paris sad 41% OD/ Atom 6 0 11 ITiloaL & UP201 4110•10•••• asd Trost. 606 1 OEM To; Mom sad St. I.lfi P ; helm awl Cisimea l li s S l• ; Dlis• aad ; lorimou al OAK MN IN; NO; 01811% - ; /11•00/10/ 0 mil S dew, • 11•01 ma mod Tub AN; rani img ihims. M; Mops 'Ed km". Ow ; Cirmolo1 1t 01 , Huang, Ocr. 20. eluntery OS. New Lou, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. 1860), 1031; ditto (1862), 103*; National Debt, 94. Coon sessaisl Marine Society's Premium, 162, 160. Bank Oka" 107. VININNA, Ocr. 20. Fire per Cent. Metalliques, 94t. New Loan, (Series A), 'MI.', ditto (B), 1094. Four-and-a•lialf per Cents. ditto, 84i. Bank Shares, 1,340. Exchange on London, 11.31. PUBLIC SALBS. Oot. f3.—By Mr. GAMOW, it the Mert.—• farm 0161 atm et bah, with bun, sad sad three tow at Oauledes. sear MK for a tarn el 330 assi res•—aull he • mai hen stigmas at IBM et Zed Healy, ern, hiskii sod part ag1y3,04, let at 1031. ler aunt" but snipe spa 73-1,7001.1 e the mina of NJ. yearly tube W ILI of a pawn if MOM 1100111112. T, NOZTOL Mid Tlllll%—anui plebet belldlog lead la the rear it Oefulerwell-greve, WM for 417 years at a po 3101. Loribold loam, 6, Ii Waftlyresr real. lire at 401. per seem% M i ll ky 31 yews at 111.= By Idesays. Suormswoueu eel at the Nan. — The North Loudon Do let Oil lease for 12 years eacapr.l " .7 30 11. for 73 years tutozpired at 236 L— ams at 3,0001. THI COLLIERS in the neighbourhood of Morley- Itill, not content pith a rise of ed. per day on their waim, haps gives notice of a farther rise of 9d.— Worcester Chronicle. REVIbING BARBIBTERB.—It appears from parlia mentary return just printed, that for the last three yews the expean incurred on account of the harridan appointed to f 11•1116 the hat of eaten, was 17,8.301. a-year. -I+ IN IN 141 IN I s • is ; los is IN IG I$ Is dis 6 in 1. 1 It pa IN I pa 110 114 Oa Pa 1 3 1 10 11 ills is die is ' 110 • lir 1 f ff If fah Ilf Sarno Scarab blit;: Havre lia a COMMERCIAL AND MARKET'S'. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKET. *DAY Mo 104 INn. Tho transactions in the colonial market have been rather extensive, and prices of most kinds of produce show im provement. Sugar continues in good demand, and the sales have gone well at about 6d. per cwt. advance. The buyers of Coffee have again operated freely, and at a farther enhancement in the value,the plantation aorta of Ceylon have risen Is. to Is. 641. ; and native, 2s. per ewt. Mocha *bows an advance of 3s. to 45., while some of the East India has brought estreme rates. The sales of Rim hays gone off with spirit, at very full quotations. Spice has aim sold briskly, and at high rates ; the quarterly Cinnamon sales will be held on the 25th inst. they Castilla only &ball, 000 ba:vs. Sales of Saltpetre have been made at full rates. Tea has further improved, and a large ss busine Las been done. Common Congou is now quoted 9 1 4. to 9 0 . per lb. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports a brisk trade, at the tolhwiag rico :—Prime Meadow Hay, 745. to 40s. ; interior, ex to OS. ; Rowea, 46a. to 6 3 a ; Clover, 75.. total. ; second eat, Ms. to 80s. ; Eltraw, 24a. to Us. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is firm, without alteration in prices. Town Tallow is quoted 425. 6d. nett cash; Petersb'mg Y.C. on the spot, 435. 6d. to 445. ; October to December, 42a. ; January to March, (1653), 42a. 6d. to 9d. IdLititur AVEILAOII.—Town Tallow, 46e. Od.; fat by ditto, 21. 6d. ; yellow Russian, 445. 6d. ; melted stuff, Od. ; rough ditto, 21s. Od. ; Tallow graves, 14s. t goo d dregs, 6s. COVENT GARDEN.—THIS DAY. Vegetables and fruit in general continue plentiful, with the exception, perhaps, of Melons, which are becoming scarcer. Plume, pears apples, and peaches still arrive from France. Tomatoes arc all but over. Filberts realise from 60s. to 66e. Potatoes are still rising in pries. Mush rooms continue plentiful. Cut Flowers conduit of heaths, pelargoniums, roses, mignonette, bignonia 'emote, and fuchsias. Pthethpples, por lb., is to Is Gnthes, hothouse, psi lb., is to i s Peaches, per dos., 10s to Nothuisos, per dos., Ss to Ss Plum, pe , punnet, is to Sit Moc k er doe., Is Sd lied Apr Asseert, per. Os to Is Itches, do., al tO 1111 liekoe, earth, is to es - - - LOMOINI. pot dos., to to Page. Fir dos., Is a to A c .e r sloa,4s to is oast. per lb. 2s to Is Nato, ono. pot bookol, fb le as la to as Kat Oobs. Its to la IMO= AIM Niko4ea, par don., 64 to ts — Preach beans. p. et Ism Is to 2s 64 Cauliflower; per don, ed to lied Orem, par dos., is to b Besse rota, par u. r... , land to TOUSWIX4I, p. hr. dam es sea Potatoes, par too, Les to 140 a • par cwt., es to 96 par bosh., es ea to ea ed turnips, par dooda ed to WM &musters, Ma. tab 66 ;Paget. Marro 0,11. dos.. ed to la Oelery. par band* 94 to Is id Carrots, p. dos., la ed to to o. 'Sp inach, per ism Is to 24 Oatoos. Par hl=d 1 d to ed Spaniab, p. dos, *44 to as Beet, per dot, Is to I. Id Leeks, per bomb, la to Id ibellsts. per 14 Id Webs. pot s ., $4 t o Id Id WM* sib., Var so" Id to Id Id to Is BIAGIGa. Po, d50.,1141 to is tosalp, GI to Mid • Ildisstwon, 1s to Is 114 p. p fd 44 HMO p r - bi l ls to ai Il ealressa. psr pot. to 1.3 d to Id Ilorribilt in% Gd to Is restai. per redh ile g e tell ss eaterp, ppui Irmia. Nis 341 Mtge% per bomb. Si es al Sfssisp. pie Ass bomb% De to IBA Fir kWh II So Id Bea, 7. graft for Mask 114 Marjoram, fd to Sd Wskrorsoms, p. 19 two., WS ad METALS.— Mr. Moate's circular states that Scotch pig iron again shows an advance on hat week's prices. At the commencement of this week, owing to the excitement which existed, the price ran up to 62e cash, which was realised ; this high price, however, proved tem porary, and the market has needed to a point, ls. 6d. to 2.. per ton above last week's rates ; we quote today 695. per ton cash, 695. three months open. Holders are look for higher prises, which will no doubt be obtained. & market has steadily improved for the last two menthe Bars and rails madame In full demand, and prices are 6s. per ton better. Barsji.J4 la Lades. Rails, 71. to 81. at the worts. • -9~161i• Ms Is scarce and very steady is price. The late ellmmoes are folly maintained. Spotter is without movemenit. Prima us unaltered. Sheet sine has been risen 2.4 par ton. Lead is in good re quest, and very firm. Tin phew an selling largely, sad higher prices are expected. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. lisncuairrna, OCT. . - 12. 1 147;arket it; been rather heavy, but prices are tolerably steady. The elosingaalsa were :—North Stafford', 41 dig. ; Dome, 23 6-16; Hkek burn pref , 26; Caledonian", 6 n. ; Hasten' Counties, 111: Leeds stock, 861 ; Midlands, 76i 1; Australian Freehold, d. ; Sheffield new pref., I p. Lague, Ocr. 22.—The share asszket was rather weaker again this morning. The following am the closing trans actions in the various lines named :—Caledonia a, 261 Leeds Northern', 17f. 6s. 3d. ; South V.astern and Deters, 231; North Westerns, 811; Midland, 761. The REPUBLIC OF Yr. Roberta, the coloured president of the ropshlia of Liberia, who has bests on a visit to this country, is ablest to ',turn to hisiovers moot. Re will embark is a bw days in her Majesty's steam vessel Dee, and will premed to Monrovia, on the coast of Africa. P, _IT PlJNrnto. krona iia *zeal dosonsat it appears, that in the year ended the bth January lea. the charge. fee • waning for the homes of parliament was 88,391't 1111860, it was 70,2911. EXTENSIVE FRAUDS 124 LAW OFFICEIL-11241 Lord Chancellor has directed sa inquiry into a series of frauds of an extensive nature, upon the " fee fond" of the sailors of the Court of Chancery which are alleged to bare been PorPoirai•d• , fel