The Express. — London, England, 1853-11-30 00:00:00

1 Tte LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1853. [THREEPENCE. 4 4/4 /. 1 - ....•••) •.-' 1 . 70 ?, • • car r..-4 0 - .• _ e-‘C.7-- - ., 4- _ . 0 r.. 4 : - -- __.- NO. 2,270.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVEN :-_- _ lIESTER and HOLYHEAD RAILWAY.- , ...tut . . i, ‘i I.lv between ENGLAND, WOMAN D, mad , . taut 1 llEtO. 1- , 7'',.. ,‘ ' ll t i- 11% .. lace, that as end after tbe Ist D. SHARE LISTS. --.- st. um word. PREINEENCE MAKER - - et. kW Alsamod No. 10 per Ct - - Trsesta EVENING. it. 100 Seisms( St Imam 4 par Ct 12 ' 11 '''' -' l ' illltneGH NOOKINGI 411141COYMENTS far The English railway market shows no revival of M. 100 OMelesho ISt ... Mak i . i ' sl * "" mid chin I to Ms EXPAND VENOMS - ty,..11:1,..a0 es "3 111 11l Choreir and Watyltead - - • *1 6 • 614u ,ut IItILVIIKAD COMPANY, whir% nave Kin*. business. It appearing that the account in this mar cat •lall • 05 en Oadt ea amass ket is still oversold, prices were fairly maintained tip II an ; 0 •1 16 •1%,... roalne @direr: - - 4 4: 2 1 9.4, eat 'was.. A 5.90 p.w.-By order. J. O. MGM to the close of the account at mid-day. London and si 52 8,,, --- 2. 2 0,4" . " (404 2 . - e t . 4 4 2 4 .a imempee own Chuslor. OM SI. 1613. North-Western, Great Western, and Midland stocks 5 6 in& de. (WI Pff V 3 I TtA.NI SI DEPOSIT, 7, St. Martin's-place, were in some cases carried over " even ," and in others H 9 mow. dm (D. 170 7 per 0 1 I Pla Te e l ,s ...mom to swans commanded a slight " backwardation." Lancashire II et.Com.desa,a p e.,1101 II pm liewo4lNV q atm de. wall 1 I a Yorkshires were decidedly in demand for the Le tt I :l__ts- N„_,_ „_._swtrwoost- 01011 _„,1 Pi .41 ^ 13 3 1 l wil a.sibb ft.unrion. for vbbbE • 1 01 3412429 02 Woe* 44 e7 be Wooed .1* print reesety. settling , and retained a " backwardation" to the el. -a. LT i m i gi lki re ‘" . "' W " . ‘ .. " . "''' ". " ivert payable Is Jallll.l°. esd e. . - - „A i mo i ti mi . x,,„„ tis / * mug. dose.. In the afternoon there was a general decline a .n • lestiltWairtettJaa.Sthe - - 14amomes tree se applteatbs. in prune, in sympathy with the heaviness of the g 100 l 5 I sms.„l o le6.Deademit; e $ SI 84. Omni Itoramsa rerneal Ul IU _ rill.: CATTLE SHOW of the Smithfield dull appearance at the lowest point of the day, which 1 *walla at SO roc po 109 111 0.6.-Tbe ANIMAL 111111111TIOS at Prise Cattle, reale. SI 10 Do. 4 0Lan tiormal. weds.. • A 1 pm 1.01,..em, as , omeserseto OR TOLSDAY want.% represents an average decline on the heavy stocks of sii el Weelea(1)141t1;, ift ...1 Ow* 01l FRIDAY EVILNINO , 7411. 3111. lob. MI NS Doorleber. about 105. per cent. 110 4 10Woet.lhoilleaten Sin 45 7 „,..-.„ . 1,,,,,,,,yeet, mel bieraireet.-Opas from dilly* ton sloe - wry lOC Doesmesiesea.44 emt. 99 101 aT t e. e logaijo. AltialtlNMA, OM swiss. THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocu. R. 101101041rralmeemble4per et 93 100 " IC 6 lemebloeiToshe. 7 £3O A die per .----- ...... lANOFORTE.-To Shippers or Persons about Th. railway market is heavy in character, and the a. lies; nines parseeisw..... lir 141 it y -A lemt.rate 611111.COTTA01, la billy 840,14 aid stocks show an average reduction Or about 10s. IL, '" la " 111161a * rall ' a lo wt : - - It. IN DUN low Oser.B par Ct. - - li i it es yob anal treat, el Adam, vostanie rim. sed a ser sent. Midland stock has been sold as low as 301 a itas...N.WeliMa.U.-41' I 3 pm , • 2 7 22 Triee tat peetemeats will be mob at • greet sterlEme.-lb be If. Present quotations are : London and North- 11 ,.1 1 !!, 1 1,__._„__,..._„ . ,„tamytax1 601141 - 0 1 21 ~,- - modin, lirelmll..ueet, lluroy.equen. Western stook, 102 to I ; Great Western, 132; to #; 55'"Ii.'" .."....'..mia,ibtaltrr,l Is 7 . 2 . 151 _--- - OUR hi dee MODERATOR LAMP, with glob. Midland, 62 to i ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 66 10 110 De. New SW .. .. 95 10 goo soi and umun. oeles.„001. led oar be 5; Dovers, 114 to ; Great Northern., 21f to 2 ; 4 I I Ds ' l e B - di: P m I 101 a Berwic i j i IN all IN 141 Po slaps le. aria Gerry sew si Giiii,-, 4,11. 0 , r " . „:". arb • York and North 24 to II and Plow IL ea al. 100 Palm gous.m.44). 16 to I. 1111 S Troammas . 1 ........ m . .......,... I Idi - - - ! to V% 3 poo - eu umajoik . " - = EWE OUINIAL-Pkt• WM- IL HALBIL do to I; Strasbourg., 32 to f ; and Paris and L SEIM 161 • 6 = 7 M 7 01 6 pot - - swim. Chiemil. etlS. lmostelsearsays. Lose" lelbeme ... eta . tase bi. nu ounsii• atraIUTUISIO as sor may. "8 to 16 Pre& Luxembourg. are qu 1 ‘ , 4 es au perm smears. _o m it" sorp ammo ter his Smaddat so WSW aeleemlem. to 11. SI. Imo ' A W•teselm. ma ORDINARY SHAW AND UDC= Mel.er..llll.4por Omit 104 166 pig SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the last half mug miss ow „ hay l a S all a Ma did Mot 1 Ipm mar y boo mend beyond ea OM ROWLAND/ a . , liataware. lEns.liwarlear, 95 Ift YeNarda2 * " 1 3 ' l2 ' If le ShonmatOtteetr(Not.W. OIL rimmeme ..teary sonslskles won law -I ___...____,.. ____,... w ok poolmobs, .ml et the BUMS Mk. Ira wire is. :11 A u mn i sis ... ... I bpi 21 Mist It per OmL„. -IS IT ~yds. epoilobso Upoomielt Irms telllssof sr Ism is si ;„.a. 1. 10 D. I per Oust ... -10 104 2 22 ..-eamolit hir-olosem It area muff awl OEMS Am aid eir if=aos - 51 51 31 Si 31 Deer .„ .. -II 14 -ea imam It boleWift elk We% =MT r•• *MEM W 111 an sine.weis.easeevan:y 9 io le 14 nine Plea 41 = i t, per Ipm as Ite*Sotthe • 10 6 1 11111 Ma W3l IS Wm, las ,tro••• Jam IS 10 die 144 ell resat Ream ( ,_,.tsar 3m. 41 816. 1= 7a. t am, Miss biter Se UM . INoa yin L i 0..p...2.c . 12 , 2 Asa*, 111A11.-........ 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Ilt. 11001 De. obis II ... ... 30 31 - - -- - BEIIOB ,Saat loom** - ... 114 46 AN 1 Ague Yds ell 1 ipm rrEETH.-Dy _Hat Nitesoirs Royal Letters Patent. st.'iss alibtilesk fas pip.. 51 61 50. 155 1 I.sios Asettelma Odd all 4 die par 14101.9* edsgleCillkaalm MI par Spm A Newly Maoist ao• PONY 15~is of &mime e. IS .Liar lel=itssa resus... l6,fts• 15 rdeotsmiebree IVILMIMITI LINA RAM= Is Ihoemonsellamd ASSUIVIRoL Osoo. a* Foielm.-76. aroma 11101111. Soirame. .IN Glow 11111t= - - I AmMellim rubes all i 1 Ma Dust il. 11. Otertemeripost. Oriersesropssk MY i s awl St. 100 Opoli *Mho* ... ... 534 5131 434 5 15 1 Amledies rembeid Prudes • sm. aelebsel. and lomisablo lovaslas. trite la It. WS Ds. R. SS* ... .., 59 61 10.186 1 Ale Marts...... .. ... .. the eiegletim. vitb tie mast Molls pothillos sod seemee. al 11. IN D. 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Wig Nabs plea - , h gime *Ss los* etas lemored Stb all , les& IllorMors ... .. 134 14 let 1 1069 40 Chase therm :-......... all 4 . 4 - 44 - MAN 5 Mkkold Odd .......... I 1 6pa = li by e rrlmorplas elm gam. side *Os imesetimert Ili Ili; loshmooll Sbeltwall .. qst ssegromestheMedthaßr peon. Imp Isdla Ishtme. era, It 10 7 .St Seathmil 1 It pea 00,000 Ik, temps Mosta et all 63 67 lo a Gmeaublolor, Idlest me Isopsislos •• • rainslissosli St. les Loa. OS. Omal 117 99 974 8 LOGO SS We. Sr* fi reo .11 5 7 pet asodot le WIWI ma peldsolk the sessib. 011 implomgmot of N. 100 Lodes WNW. 1014 103 1031 71 MAO 5 •RaillthommeamOene all 14 S mei a ear Olin at the some ilme idtaft protilled aria by the mobs satarygirel=ar iv SO U D. taw - ... - ICs 1 ids i 02.02 1 1 Otlheiset Vols..- all i 1 tot 11 an - - 44 to I Do.S=Leods.to; 4 6pa 10,400 90 tamer* ft, OardeseS.lllo. 1* Si Do. .. •. - 71.000 GUM Delhi of Sods MI } diaper 84. esel. Semettloms.Tymb U. 100 Larks a Issida•Weslere - 76 - 7S 71 1 II a* Ds., NU ... ... ... IS 11 lim 11.011/ tueseretissg............ ell it ti as 180,04 C tabs listlusssi. ..... ..... all Ito db THE DAILY NEWS: se 34 Dee Ral .. • . 11 9 „ T AO = ell wise IN ell IsomlntrybEisimidlleS - - all 1 tea PaillMel en tas. 4B.l6 l:= l ll:46 fe at Ms Yd et tb• U. 0.., 1 ",, 114 . 11 2 0 1 1461 J 64616 "• 13 14 ISA* Imodealdialibra. Geld berg Promo of larlids. slessalog tree WINNIENIII Mb iffindild ". .. Do. f LioaL Chios - - di. owns Craibliiioo all 5 5 et. 106 alder* . 111 21 owe, and all soma el* mama nlmme, whether pith*. soda, - -- - - all sal r 4-- - mft wr ,_,_ 04.60,. 3 7 i el siskaissisoL is. I* De. Rina.aol Darby . IS 311 1 aledmatekomeriom 9 i t 1 Maw (kends all lOs per to the Salle ad mine MID Osawal Nowe,-la the umerey et lto 50 473 MA. 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MD.) 14 14 IN GU De.limble SS N Da Onamas se queers.. vote. si It M N anis Data IS N. • INl94mara 516 N Wass . $4 U * l ON* Tsratialim - rDa ., . 4 3as N radian 117 SO N 31 Si N 17 1414 el Moan . 1.94 N all I Raab* mad 10111rary. 1 7 IS all• Was** mad Umasamt. - - N 14 Wat Osramnal 6 9 11114. *Wisdom sad Croydon 1 19.1balaLca.berptalt. - • IN TaNibramtbassr.lll Ni 131 • ss I Ds. de. lassmaa• db N 114 D0.13.12.11.P4249444 . 4 le. 100 Took sad Nora Miami Ni 07 CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—This DAT. MOM Ili WON ALDIMIKOI AND XL MT= ILL/ ID. Francis Frtend, James Friend, Robert Bond, Jowls Rooper,John Robinson, Martin O'Connor, Thomas Clark, and John Cockrell, surrendered to take their trial for isnlaw- Billy conspiring together to proems the dismissal of a fallow "whams from his employment. Mr. Bodkin conducted the prosecution; Mr. Clarkson, Mr. Ballanthse, and Mr. Ferry were counsel for t►e de fendants. It appeared from the opening statement of the learned twamel, that the defendants were employed in the establish ment of Mr. Jackson, a copper-plate printer, in the City 01 London, and the prosecutor was a person named Frederick Spence, who is by trade also a journeyman copper-plate printer. It would seem that Spence had formerly been employed in the establishment of Mr. Tails, and that a short tints before he was engaged in that esta blishment there land been some disagreement be tweion the workmen and their employer, which ended in strike, sad it speared that inconsequence of Spence and some other workmen in the trade taking employment at Messn. Tallies, they had become obnoxious to the other members of the trade. Spence was clamed on the 13th of September at Mr. Ja:ksoa's, sad after be bad been in the service two or three days, he &marred that the defendants, who were ell workmen 'employed in the establishment, held upon two occasions what wee called in the trade a "chapel," front which he was excluded, and when he was paid his wages at the end of the week, Mr. Jukes, t►e foreman, discharged him. He suspected that the conferences held by the defendants had reference to him, and he asked the foreman for an **plana tion, and he was by him referred to the defendant Francis Friend, who in answer to the questions put to him by the proescutor, said titer, were two reasons why he and the ether men declined to work with hint, one of which was that le had worked at Mr. Tallis's, which was a house they disapproved of; end secondly, that he belonged to • society which they did not acknowledge. In tonsequence of these proceedings the prosecutor was dis •bargrd from the service of Mr. Jackson, but it appeared that ia .s day or two afterwards he obtained a situation in another establishment, where he was still engaged. Spent*. the prosecutor, was called to prove the above facts, but be was unable to give any evidence as to what took place upon the occssion of the conference between tie defendants. . . Mr. Joan, the foreman, was also examined, but on his be* 'AM the reason why he discharged the prosecutor from Mr. Jackson's service, he said that in the first place he had only engaged him for one week, and that finding there was a disinclination on the part of the other workmen to associate with him, sad that he %laid, consequently, have been very uncomfortable if he had remained in the service, and being also aware that he had another situation to go to, he considered A better, for his own, sake, that he should discharge hint. Mr. Baron Alderson expressed an opinion that upon these facts the present indictment could not be sustained. If, in deed, there had been any evidence to show that the defead ants, when they conferred together, had come to a determi nation not to work with the prosecutor, and to insist upon hie dismissal, he was not at all prepared to say that it would not amount to a wisdoms-altos at commrst law, but all that appeared to bs proved was that the defendants, for some MUM or other, declined to associate with the prosecutor. Mr. Parry and Mr. Ballantine both said that they were instructed on the part of the defendants to state that this was really all they intended to do. The prosecutor was • dissigreaablo person to them and they would not emaciate with him. A verdict of Net Guilty was then taken, and the defend• ants were ordered to be immediately discharged. Usable Wan No. Is. Bawls. I Pd. YOOlO4 1111.001 .... 0 : am. atailalada ci mak , Lc. oe s ill 13_ St 01•Ourillil l ai rlal : 6 5Di ii 6 U a Aar 160 Oft& 100 Clamplifaitaiielt: :: 10 its. wan, &A. Chart lO If Of die I I lokalatp Wirt 1 , 1 L . 10 ice Naliqual .=36 10 Do. Now.. .. .... 1 lor .:: 16 10,10021 all 481 OS MS fit :,* bohnism. 6 De w, OM Imp Os 1 iMB par 16 OW* *Weft 26 St tralsa of Ilaalaalla ..Ds. low. ... ........ It SO Pamir N. ...... I 11400 0 Wise si BY ELECTRIC - 4.- - WIDNESDAY, 10.45 A.X. . Wind N.W., moderate, and foggy. Arrived.—Alps (screw steamer), from Havre. Off.—Lancaster, from Calcutta. Sailed.—Cambria (steamer), for Havre. GRAVESEND, WZDNUDAT, 10 AM. CIJITOYB' RrwRY. Wind S., buy and cloudy; tide, half flood. Arrived.—Leonne, from Gravelines; Thea, from Gravelines; Sareph, from Calcutta; City of London, steamer, from Dunkirk. Sailed.—Countess of Lonsdale, steamer, for Ham burg; ltoyal Sovereign, for Sunderland, uith part ot her foreign cargo. DEAL, WEDNESDAY, 9.18 A.x. Wind S.W., fresh, and clOudy. Passed.—Tom Bowline, from Madras, for London; Europa, from St. Andrews, for London. The Marquis of Hastings has lost jibboom, having been run foul of by a schooner, name unknown, from Rouen ; the latter vessel proceeded to Itam•gate. CONSPIRACY TO SHOOT LORD CLEMENTS.— We I feel much pleasure in being ahle to say that there is now every reason to hope that the wretches who conspired, some three or four menthe since, to shoot the nobleman whose name is placed at the head of this paragraph, will be made amenable to just punishment. In consequence of 1 private information a warrant was issued three months ago against a person named Hugo Reynolds, of Gortlite ragh, near Lough Rynn, county Leitrim, as the individual wh had offered 6/. to acm taro person, selected by a party, to commit the horrid deed of murder. Although the police, to whom the warrant was entrusted, used every exertion to apprehend the man, yet he was so effectuallT secreted, that they could not succeed until the night of 16 ednesday. He was fully c )mmitted to the county prison, Carrick-on- Shannon, by 0. B. West, Esq., on Thursday last. —Boyle ' Casette. 2.gd I No. Mmoneommos P 6 T0w1w4.5 26, i MOO= Awl adistal . 174 r 2 4r 1 1111 Podia Mat l4 -.— .... w 1.111. &=: - ig4 U 19 60,000 601 .k 0o I 10..000!10.000 100 ,000 b Satilmee s 2 21 pa 41 ow . 130,0001 Aorpmel Pakiiiii iiiiii I WOO warners mom 3 ird Es Di. Sia iwinfese •-II to 17 1 11 aouu 1 Omni Stem Navigation. 14 OM Mua a WWI.. 00 l6 restreot Sew I X ' • Al= = 11 Of PI 7 61. X . o"...i.d ia , 1 _ 113,71 1 ater ei rlieurii mirairiii suit ore 66 ' 1 = " . 2:ouo 23 N et swops 1 tsmow Fed law Um itiewii au lli pm re .oo. Ste. vadat a raw as. all - - lourruiwii 14,810 10 , . Mama 196,00 v 1 1 YOU. lavalisast .51 It ur 12.710 261 Ammonia lama.— 25 i 36 13 0 ,00, 1 Seamans. T WWI 106 Vii Dimalsl i = p9l 154 ph Paistai dew today. WI 1 4s& 9 $ .4! 43. MONEY MARKET. TUUDAY EVININO. The funds opened this morning with a rather stronger appearance; but much heaviness became observable as business progressed, and prices finally closed at a further fall of 1 per cent. since yesterday. The isersesed value of money, both within and out side of the Stock Exchange, appears to be the prin- Gird fates affeatian the Consol market at the meat sanest, bringing a supply of real stock white is either bona fuk sold, or lent in the market. One leading broker gave a " centime' of 3-16 on 100,0001. stock for the opening of the books in the middle of January. It would appear that to this change in the position of the Recount, and to the disappearance of the pressure foe stock, the weakness of the market is mainly owing. The aspect of politics, however, which is generally inter preted as even less favourable than before, is not without its influence; and the statement' of the entry of a portion of the allied fleets into the Black Sea were referred to as sensibly assisting the preva lent tendency towards depiession. The shipments of gold to Russia and elsewhere, and the certaint that the next return of the Bank of England will show a remarkable decrease in the stock of gold, also tend to discourage purchases. The late exten sive speculation for the fall having been mainly closed, the market derives no support from this source. The feeling at the close was rather weak, one of the last operations of the day being a sale of 50,0001. stock for the January account. The Paris bourse was reported by telegraph as closing rather more firmly than yesterday. Consols opened 951 to 1, improved to 954 exactly, and were quoted at the official close 95 to 4 for money and the 6th Dec., and 951 to 1 for January. i At one period of the afternoon stock was offered at 93 ; but at the final close there were again buyers at that figure. Money in the Consol market was worth fully three per cent. The official business re port is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93 1 , 1,1, 93, 1, ; ditto, for account, 6th Dec.,951, 4, 1, 4 95. Three per Cent. Reduced, 941, 1, 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 964, I,'-, 931. Annuities of 30 years, 1859, 5. India Stock, 253. South Sea New Annuities, 1001. Bank Stock, 218, 2171, 2181. Exchequer Bills remain quoted ss. to Bs. prem. India Bonds have rallied to Is. to 4s. prem. TM foreign stock market was slightly affected by the heaviness of Consols, bat in the main shows much steadiness. Mexican and Spanish were both flat. Buenos Ayrean Bonds maintain their late ad vance. Throughout this department much quietude still prevails. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 241 to 23 ex div. Peruvian Three per Cents., 49 to 51; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 71 to 72; Granada Deferred, 71 to 8; ditto, Active, 19 to 21. Sardinian, 911 to 921. Spanish Deferred , 211 to 224; the Certificates, sto 51 per cent. Rus sian Five per Cents., 111 to 113; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 97 to 99. The list of sales embraces : Brazilian Five per Cent.,1829 and 1839, 971. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 16th December, 6 / 1 ,66. Chilian Three per Cents., 75. Danish Five per Cents., 102. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631, 64; ditto Four per Cent. Certificate ,954, 4, 4. Granada Deferred Bonds, 71. Mexican Three per Cents., 241, 1, ex div. Peruvian Three per Cents., 501. Portuguese Five per Cents., 1841, 44; ditto Four per Cents., 42,41 i. Sardinian Five per Cents., 92, 91/. Swedish Four per Cents., - Provincial Mortgage LOW, WI. The amount of gold to be sent by steamer to-morrow morning to Rotterdam on account of the Russian government is about 150,0001. In the inaeket for foreign exchanges to-day the rates were Cleuldudly more in favour of this country. Bills on Paris were done as high as 25.30 at 3 months, and 25.05, at short. On Amsterdam the current rate was 11.16; on Hamburg, 13.51 to 1; and on Frankfort, 1181 to 1191. The supply of paper was more considerable than has been noticed foe some timepast; and from the numberof bills which remained undisposed of, the market may be said to have closed with an upward tendency of quotations on some places the exchange on which has for some time past ruled at an unusually low range, including more particularly Hamburg and Amsterdam. These markets, however, are more affected by the movement of silver than of gold. Bills on Vienna, Trieste, and all Italian places were much offered. The rate on St. Petersburg is unaltered, but there were con siderable transactions at 38 to 381 & In explanation of this alteration inithe aspect of the exchanges, it may be mentioned that the late shipments of specie and bullion to the continent are calculated to operate in this direction ; whilst the tighter aspect of the London money market also tends to cause more dis position to draw bills on continental cities. Up to this afternoon the demand for gold for ship ment to France has continued without intermission, and the available imports have been taken readily for - that quarter. It remains to be seen if the rally in the exchanges will check this movement. - The Panthea, from Sydney, the arrival of which we have before reported, has no gold on freight. From a list drawn up by . Mr.. Miller, of the Jerusalem Coffee House, containing particulars of the vessels which are preparing to enter outwards from Gravesend for Australia during the month of December, we have compiled the annexed particu lars : For No. of Vessels. Tonnage. Victoria New South W ales l5 .... 11,620 Hobart Town 4 .... 1,900 Latuseeston Adelaide Western Australia 3 1,996 New Zealand 3 1,626 Total. —Vessels 69 Tons 42,3.50 The corresponding statement for the previous month showed a total of 78 vessels, or 46,942 tons, . . so that the table for December ;bows a eight de crease. For October the total was 114 vessels, or 67,717 tons; for September, 118 vessels ; and for August, 98 vessels. Land shares to-day were quiet at former prices. In Bank shares there was also an absence of fluctua tion. Crystal Palace shares are fairly supported. The General Screw Steam Shipping Company's shares have been dealt in at 131 (184 paid), and, Royal Mail Steam at 621. With reference to the Bombay, Baroda, and Cen tral India Railway, and to the mismanagement of Indian railway affairs generally, a correspondent writes as follows :—Wo notice a very lively discus sion is going on in the Indian papers relative to this projected line, which seems to engage much atten tion there. Sir,—Will you allow me to trespass on your valuable time and space for the insertion of the following : Is the Baroda and Central India Railway likely to share the same fate as the Upper India Railway, and be sacrificed at the altar of monopoly ? The fate of the Upper India RAlway is thus, lam told—A company, comprised of some of the ablest and most energetic talent of the day connected with Indian affairs of that nature, after being twice brought i before the public (the first time 6 or 7 years back, and again lin 1852) after having matured all its plans for carrying a railway through Upper India—a country possessing inex haustible capabilities for commerce—is forced to amalga mate with the existing monopoly, i. e., the East India Railway, assisted by the father of all monopolies, the East India Company, on terms most unjust. Is not this so ? If it is, 1 fear I must give up all expectations of benefit from the Bewails and Central India Railway, and turn my &Wu ! tion elsewhere for an investment. Fur if it be true that the Upper India Railway Company could raise when formed double the amount of capital required, 1 the shares bearing a premium of 251. and 301. upon the • 2s. deposit, how will that compare with the present lstate of things? I understand the East India ltailway can not raise more than 160,000/. of their extension capital. When will the poor Indian be raised above the level of a mere animal? Not, in my humble epinion, till war and unjust acquisition of territory and monopoly make way, and encouragement is given to the free exercise of talent, energ t , co a u u n d t Capital world.i in developing rich l count y sir, your most obedient servant, ILondon, Nov. 23. FIAT JUST MA. Ivaleen tiose to-day. 611 7 4 1 K 7 Under the beading of " Highly Important concerning Central America," the New York Herald contains a statement from its Washington correspondent rela tive to an alleged discovery of extensive coal mines in the Mosquito territory. As there are British claims of ems armed connected with the territory in question, we make the subjoined extract : I am informed, upon highly respectable authority, that very valuable mines of bituminous coal have been discovered in the dominions of the Mosquito King—that equally rich minashavoboos discovered on the Pacific side in the same latitudes—that an American gentleman residing at Grey town has eantred a grant of land from the Mosquito King and the State of Nicaragua, some fifty miles wide, and rui ning a hundred and fifty miles into the interior, embracing the said coal mines, and that he her entered into an arrange ment with a company in New York for the settlement of this tract by Americans, with a view to the working of the mines, for supplying the California and Gulf steamen with coal. I am farther advised that a member of this American =_7. Who holds a distinguished position in our govern nos eanealted Mr. Crampton in reference to the set tleateat proposed, wbidi it is designed to extend to the mines ea the Pacific sNcr sad that he, on behalf of the British gosh nt, has ayatlei that the work may go on —that goverameat can have no objection to the =Amodio* oilsery. I am assured that there is no e ll emiostalog this Inaoms—e in relation to the said octal saws— dist they are ric h, and that they have Ma suflialeady explored to justify the or gan isation of a illimpany welt a capital to bogie with of a million of money. MN& shoed am out to be the ease. it will give a treason ' dale lispent to the hster•oesessie eaterpriese across all the Mimeos ways of Chatral America end Mexico. Mood are the latest reports from continental bonnie, as received by Mr. Renter's express : Amsterdam, Monday, closing prices:—Dutch Four per Cents., 92#; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 81 9-16. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 211 the Coupons, 5 7-16; the Old Three per Cents., foreign, 45i. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic., 76 3-16. Peruvian New, 691. Portuguese New, 36 9-16. Mexican New, 23 3-18 ex div. Granada Deferred, 8. Most of these prices show a decline. Vienna, Monday : Five per Cent. Metallics, 921. Exchange on London, 11.17. Bank Shares, 1,334. The Austrian funds are rather lower and the ex ' change rather higher than on Saturday, both of which variations are indicative of an uneasy feeling. Paris—closing prices of this day : Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Renter, 100.5; ditto Three per Cents., .4.30. Bank Sharee, 2,890. The closing price of the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. exhibits an improve ment of 15c., whilst that of the Three per Cents. is the same us yesterday. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.—Nov. 29. Time. trims ea Negotiate* this day, EtLs and K. Mosey. &Boort:as peel Bloat 119. 14 sty.... 111. 14 tar. Ditto totendan Antwerp Brawls „ Urr. 124 e. ... SM. 13e. Rimorarg sad Altos& 7 „ 13mea. 3 wit. Bases leech lit. Peteseborg pee ruble 34ipenee ... 34 peso Paris per t w ort 241V.974e. ... 31fr. 2ae. Ditto „ 3 lleethal3q. 20e. ... ISfy. 93e. Hared Wit. _ ~ !Ur. 23.. ... 13h. 30.. Preakfart-on-th414414491 £lO „ 11313 kr. ... 1193. kr Vies= (effective) --wit .. IIL 321 z. ... 116. Mr. Trieste --... ..... per dolliff „ so) pow ... 30 pease „ 504 pees ... SO) pease iv pukes ... 60 pare „ 50 peace ... 49) pence 50 peace ... 304peeee ... 49 50 pease „ tpeaes . 41pee ... 19 pare tr 3$ . UK= PP Bilbao r. . a in n air: - 100. ... . a. so& Lisiv:Tr i . .. Owe I= 6. wart ~ 431 mss ... 424 peer per mass . 117 poses ... 1361 pow " . ..alas Wr ialkor9o days data 53 peen pour ... .. /1 pima ... 53 are - 40 Asp arglit pea ... 471 pow Mew Vert THIS DAY.—Two o'Ccoci. The Englishstock market remains depressed in tone, and prices have again declined 1 per cent. Con sols opened 95 to 1, have since sold as low as 941, and are now quoted 941 to 1, both for money and the 6th December. and 941 to 95 for January. Business is quiet The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 931 to 94/ ; the Three-and-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 953 to j ; India Stock, 260 ; South &a Stock, 113 ; Bank Stock, 217 to 219 ; Exchequer Bills, ss. to Bs. prem. ' • India Bonds, Is. to 3s. prem. In the foreign stockmarket business is almost sus pended, and the tone is flat Mexican Bonds are quoted 241 to 1. Spanish Old Three per Cents. have been been dealt in at 451; do. Deferred, 21; to 22; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents, 631; do. Four per Cents., 95 to 1 ; and Granada Deferred, 71. In no other stocks are there any transactions recorded. TIMIDAT EVINING. The market for .British mining stocks has been characterised by a fair amount of business, and gene rally presents a more healthy appearance. Inquiries for many stocks continue active. Great Polgooths were heavy. The sales to-day are :—South Tolgus, at 135, 140; South Basset, 625; Alfred Consols, 25; Trefusis, 20, 201; West Providence, 36, 4 . ; East Tolgus, 221; Great Wheal Alfred, 37, 38; Tincroft, SZ, ; Tremayne, 91, 10; Gilmer, 51; St. Day United, 2, ; Wheal Cupid, 51, 6; Tryphena, 2, ; Cwm Darren, 95., 10s.; Cathedral, 21, 1; Thomas's United, 275., 305.; Willow Bank, Bs., 10s. The gold mining shares were quiet, with little change in prices. Liberty shares were rather flatter. At four o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 3 to prem.; Port Phillip, 7-16 to 5-16 die. ; British Aus tralian, 3 to 3 dia.; Nouveau Monde, 3 to 1 prem.; Agua Fria, # to I prem. The shares of the Company of Copper Miners of England were rather lower. Metcalfe Copper re main quoted 3 to 1 prem. The nominal closing prices of new undertakings are as follows :—Mizen Head, 3 to 1 dia.; Lewis Hill Range, 3to 4 dis. • Clarendon (of Jamaica), to 'Bri pm.; tannia dold, Ito per sh.; L'Aigle d'Or, 3to 1 is.; Mount Carbon Coal, 3to d dui.; Kenmare, par to I prem.; Lake Superior Copper, dis. to pa. ; Connemara, 1 die. to par; Glenaulin, 3 to 4 dia.; Australian Mutual, to 3 dia. ; Golden Mountain, 4to 1 die . ; Poltimore, par to 1 prem.; Great Crinnis, par to 1 pm.; Garnett and Moseley, 1 to 11 pm. ; Sue River (of Jamaica),} die. to Far ; Met calfe (of Jamaica), f to 1 prem.; Adelaide Land and Gold, 11 to 04 die. ; Australasian Coal, f to die.; Liguanea ( of Jamaica ), to a dia. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica), # to 3 rem.; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, 1 to 1 dis. ' • Australian Consols, Ito 3 die .; Albion Gold, Eto dis.; Lackamor Copper, 1-16 to 9-16 dia.; Obernhof, par to 1 pm. ; Gladbach Zinc, par to 1 prem.; San Fernando Silver Lead, 1 to I prem. ; London and Virginia Gold, k die. to k prem. ; Peninsular Mining, 1 to 3 prem.; Dhurode Copper, dia. to d pm.; Cologne Lead, a to die.; Monarch Gold, to 4 din. ; Jamaica Copper, Ito prem.; New South Wales Gold, 4to 3 die.: Rhenish Cha rcoal, Iron, and Steel, par to 1 prem. ; Chartered Australian and and Min ing, 2to die.; to Idis. ; New Linares, I"dis. to par. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The gold mining share market to-day is quiet, and devoid of feature. Agua Fria shares are quoted to prem. ; Nouveau Monde, ;to prem.; Colonial Gold, 7.16 to 9-16 prem.; and Great Nugget, *;to Prem. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 41 to 42; Peel River, 4 to prem.; Scottish Australian Investment, 11 to 1 prem. ; and North British Aus tralasian, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. St. John dcl Rey shares have been dealt in at 37; Mexican and South American at 7; ; and Santiago, at 31 to TRINITY COLLEGE CIIVRCLT, EDINBURGII.—An effort is now being made to restore this edifice, a fine spe cimen of Gothic architecture, the site of which was pur chest din ISO by the North British Railway Company. A. memorial signed by the most influential men in the city has just been presented to the town council with this view. WIIULESALE DESERTIONS FROM TUE NAVY.—II is scarcely credible, but we believe that the fact can be verified, that no less thin 500 seamen ant marines have deserted from her Majesty's ships at the home ports within the last two or three tooatlis.—Plymoutlt Mail. w.u~:: COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. The fresh arrivals of all articles of grain sioee Monday have been moderate, and the trade generally remains in tae same inactive state as on that day. Holders of wheat are by no means anzions to realise, and the few buyers who are obliged to increase their stocks have to pay former ra t es . There is no change in spring corn, with the exceptio n o f new oats, which move off very slowly, at barely Monday's prices. ARRIVAL! INTO LONDON FROM NOV. 26th to NOV. 36th. ___..... ___.. _..... Qrs. tairlaa. dootea. Irish. Yorelss. 30 12t0 Darla 410 100 1 l 5 O 0335 Walt ..... 4/0 rasa. 4704saks sad 8,710 barrels. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. - - &MAIL—The market remains quiet, but general quota tions are not altered. 600 hhds. Cuba Muscovado sold in public sale at about previous rates ; 1,300 boxes of Havan na,' were also brought forward, for which full prices were not offered, and they were bought in. The refined market rather dull at yesterday's prices. COP/lE.—Thins has not been a public sale. The private contract market for native Ceylon is firm at 475. to 475. 6d. TEA.—On 'Change yesterday 1.. 31d. was freely paid hr good common Congos', merchants terms ; and the market La steady today. ittcs.-2M make Carolina were cffered and bought in at 265. 6d. to 26a. Corrox.—The market continues dulL In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallow market is decidedly firm, and sellers hate withdrawn. Town Tallow is quoted 5.53 9d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 665. 3d.; Oct. to Dec., 563. 9d. ; Jan. to March, 565. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. rattendea mad Smith report that the market is firm with more enquiry for fine hops. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Holywell, 255.; West Hartley, 235.; Wails Bad Horton, 281.—Ships at market, 14.—N0 best coals at market. IRELAND. DUBLIN, Nov. 29. FATAL AGRARIAN OUTRAGE. A correspondent of the Evening Mail, writing from Moats, in the county of Westmeath, g►ves the following account of a fatal affray of an agrarian character: An affray, in which, I regret to say, one unfortunate man lost his life, took place in the neighbourhood of this town on Thursday. The following particulars may be relied on as being nearly, if not al ether, correct :—Peter Kelly, a publican, who resides in Moate, holds au extensive farm from W. H. Megan ' Esq., M.l'., at a place called Gauls town about three miles from the town, a part of which peer Kelly had sublet, by consent of his landlord, to a man losemod Green. Kelly, during the late election, was a warm supporter and agent of Captain Megan, keeping open home for his voters, for which service Kelly furnished a bill of 741. This sum the captain declined to pay, but offered the half, which was refused. Kelly commenced proceedings at law against his landlord for the reco very of his claim ; and the latter distrained Kelly crops for the rent due the tat of this present November, and the produce of the distress was sold on Friday, the 18th instant, Captain Megan being himself the purchaser. The cora was removed to the premises of Kelly's under-tenant, Green, who, it appears, is in Captain Magen's interest. So far, all went on smoothly. But Kelly having paid the rent of the whole farm, including Green's portion, imagined that his Nom had now come to play the tenant-right landlord. Ac medingly, he distrained the corn which had formerly been 'Mown property, and which he now found on Green's land. As if in anticipation of some snob proceeding, Capt. Megan come in perms frem Clonearl, his residence in the King's County, on Thursday last, attended by a large number of his own retainers, with horses and carts, to remove the pro perty, whereupon Kelly raised his faction in the neighbour hood to defend his "rights." Upwards of 600 men were assembled on both sides, At first the fight was carried on by each party's threshing each other with the sheaves of the disputed corn, till they fought knee deep in grain. Sticks and stones succeeded ; and after a prolocged battle. Capt. Hagen withdrew his forces, leaving a man named 'Hoyt's, who belonged to Kelly's faction, dead on the field ; one of his own men being badly wounded in the head by a blow of • stone. Poor Moylsn's instant death was caused by the shaft of a cart, which struck him on the breast. Ile leaves a wife and five children. The police, having arrived in force, arrested Peter Kelly, two of his brothers, and a man named Pat &ally, and brought them to Moate, where Mr. Cream, R.M., and Wm. Fetherstou IL, Esq. , were sitting at petty sessions . They are detained in custody for further investigation. Captain Megan, having applied for military aid, proceeded on Friday morning to the lands, accompa nied by a company of the 33rd Foot from Athlone, and about 100 policemen, who remained the whole day under arms in a deluge of rain, until the entire seizure was con veyed away en route for Clonearl. Mr. Crone°, R.M., and the sub-Inspectors of police from Moate, Mellinger, and Gleason, were on the spot, and the proceedings were com pleted without any disturbance. No inquest has as yet been held on the body of Moylan. Dr. Matthews made a post mot tem examination this morning, after which the body was interred; but there is to be a public inquiry at the Court-house of Moate on Wednesday next. The feeling of the populace is very violent against Captain Megan ; Kelly is a near relative of Bishop Cantwell's. I wonder what " his lordship" will think of his favourite Captain now ? The same paper thus describes another barbarous agrarian outrage which has been perpetrated in the north : Patrick WMahosi, a tenant on the Tipping estate, was waylaid, and brutally beaten, on Friday night last, about ten o'clock, within two miles of Croesmaglen. He was returning home, after paying rent, and was set upon by a party of men, who inflicted al dangerous wounds on his bead, fracturing a portion of the skull, and leaving other horrible evidence of brutality on his face and parts of his body. A few hours after the occurrence it was reported to Mr. Holmes, S. 1., Crossmaglen, who went immediately to the scene of the outrage with a party of police. Several persons have since been arrested. From the nature of the wounds, it is not expected that the unfortunate sufferer can survive. He was a quiet and inoffensive man. Thirty-five special constables were sworn on Friday lest for the preservation of the peace, at Meigh, the scene of et7f late attack on the Rev. Mr. Graham, and adjoining the residence of Mr. Chamber. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.--Tvzspir. --..... ----- There was a thin attendance to-day s and business showed very hale improvement on our last, the only new features observable being a disposition to lay against Dervish and to back Ruby and Meteors for the Derby. Latest prices : CHESTER CIA'. 1000 to 12 agat Indian Warrior (t) 1000 to 12 Joe Miller (t) 1000 to 10 Julia (t) 500 to 5 Robin Hood (t) 500 to 5 Crusader (t) 500 to 5 Tom (t) 1000 to 10 Black Doctor (t) DERBY. 6} to 1 agat Autocrat (t to 25!.) 14 to 1 Dervish (t and off) 25 to 1 Ruby (t to 701.) 33 to 1 Meteors (t to 50/.) 55 to 1 Old Noll (t) 400 to 14 Old Noll and Papageno (t) NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, Nov. 29. APPOINTMENTS.— Pay 'neaten: R. A. Cumming (18.51), to the Racehorse, 14, sloop, at Devonport ; and %V. T. Biddlecombe (1852), to the Vixen, 6, paddle-wheel steam-sloop of 290 horse-power, at the south-east coast of America. Master : R. Sturgesa, to the Racehorse. Mate: W. 1•'. Oollock (1852), to the Blenheim, 60, screw steam guard-ship of 4.50 horse-power, at Portsmouth. Second Master: W. H. Faulkner, to the St. George, 120, guard-ship of ordinary, at Devonport. NEWS FROM THE THEATRE OF \VAR.—Our latest news from the theatre of war is from Astley's Theatre, where the war with &Mill is being carried on with un flagging energy. Last night the Russians bad entrenched themselves in a strong position 111 front of the enemy, and the Russian General, Widdicomh, turned the right wing— s wrong one having been turned by tie negligence of • scene-shifter. The enemy were in position at nine o'clock, and a French officer made towards a standard, which he eventually carried. On Saturday afternoon a body of Rus sian so l diers received their pay from the treasury, which is understood to be amply supplied. In the evening the battle was resumed with great vigour ; but both parties eventually laid down their arms. The Russians were much harassed, and set fire to Moscow in several places with bite of tow steeped in spirits of wine. The city burnt with great fary fer nearly an entire minute, when it was terminated by • decisive blow from the mouth of the master carpenter.— Punch.