The Express. — London, England, 1853-10-15 00:00:00

[THREEPENCE MONEY MARKET. • FRIDAY RYZNINO. Although the accounts to hand to-day from the east of Europe were generally regarded as more threatening than ever, and as presaging immediate hostilities, the English stock market has rallied, owing to the marked pressure for stock to complete the settlement of the monthly account. Prices closed folly per cent. better than the final rates of yester day. The public, as is proved by the settlement now closed, are still buying stock against the speculative sales of operators for the fall, and so decided is the scarcity of stock for delivery, that and even per cent. " backwardation" has been paid to-day on con siderable amounts of Consols. A call of 25 francs, or 11., has just been made on the shares of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway Company, payable on the 13th Nov. The " Crystal Palace Hotel Company " is an nounced as in course of formation, in connexion with, and under the sanction of, the Crystal Palace Com pany. The capital is to be 230,000/. in shuts of 01. each. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reutees express : Amsterdam, Thursday, closing prices: —Dutch Four per Cents., 924 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 61 3-16; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 21 : 3; the Coupons, 6 516 ; the Old Three per Cents, foreign, 451. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 77 9.16; Peruvian New, 69; Mexican New, 231 ; Portuguese New, 371; Granada Active, 20; ditto Deferred, 8; ; American Bank shares, 34. This bourse shows flatness. Paris : Cloning prices of this day—Three per Cent. Rentes, 73.25 ; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 100; Bank Shares, 2,800. These prices show an improvement of about I per vent. Vienna, Thursday :—Five per Cent. Metalltcs, 90 , 4 ; exchange on London, 10.56 ; Bank Shares, 1,286. The aspect of this market is unfavourable. The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the Bth October, is as follows : BANK Or ENGLAND.—Acmes! for the week endlo 7 Oct. 8, 1853. NOW WSW ...........diaartZ l % l :l7tOt Mst. g1i,..1-300 Other exam , 1, 2. 2 ,;,%10 011 d Odin and tauten 16,202,465 ghvor lidlitod — 429,202,465 DABlllna D eropelescre °apt Seq. •• • • • 3,01,119 Public irep4lii (luau 1: EleLrq., Say. Itrztr. AMA; Accto.l 8 . 5 37.398 %bat . 00 1) 0 ..ts +oven..Lay Dud ..ther hfll 1.463.9421 zsaes.ls6 October 13. 1853. £29.24443 OLITII liorcrtuccat Ftvuritle. tluc!ud.Lail Ammity) ...... X12,339.0i3 Otbiraioaultles Noes tiold an 4 'aver Coln 54ti,dA 06.1r9.151 —. MARSHALL. Chief Caatler. This return, when compared with the previous week's balance sheet, shows the following rebults: Circulation issue Circulation active 22,840,65 Increase 67,190 Public deposit. 6,8.57,398 Increase 118,643 Other deposit. Osvernment securities in banking department..,, 12,339,083 Without alteration Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether bills 1,453,952 Increase 10,316 The Rest The Reserve atastordma par Short Ditto Rotterdam Antwerp LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.—Ocr. 14. Tune. PHl:seas negotiates tide day Bills and M. Money. 118. 16 eatr.... ne. 17 ate. slid. ISfetv .. 119. 19Ietr. 113.!Illtatv. 118. 181 etv. Mfr. Mk. 33fr. 33e. : : Bruised; 35c. Hamburg end Alton' „ 13inca. lima. 61.4. St. Petersburg per ruble " 311 peace ... 371 penes Paris per 1: Short 235.. 021 e. ... 151 r. 7.9. Ditto „ Montlia2ifr. 30 c. 35fr. 35 c. Idarseillea 2lfr. 13fr. 571. Prankfurt-on-the.llzine .ClO „ 119/11 kr. 1204. kr Vheillia (effective) pert 111. 13kr. 116. 16kr. „ „ 1111. 151 r. ... 114. 20ar, Kadril e per dollar „ 501 penes 60 pence Cadir ,, 601 pence ... 30 penc e Bilbao Barcelona " 49/ pence 491 pence Malaga 5O pesos 491 pence „ pun,/ 49 race GaTelter 3O • . 19 ivar . „ ..,.. Penes ... pence Leghorn Gerica Maple' re, s., .„ 4 2 2 64. Me. .... 251 r. 55e. . 41 1 pence Palermo per ounce „ 123 pence ... 1241 perm Meiaina . Lisbon per mitre! 90 daye date 53 pence .. 32 peace Norm Now Tort a &PI atibt 5 4 3 8 Ppe«.`,T. ••• VI "I'me THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The English stock market has again been rather better to-day, but a reaction has since taken place. Business has been done in Consols as high as 921 for money and 924 for account; but the present quota tion is only , 911 to 92 for the 10th Nov., and 924 to for cash. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 91k to 1; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. 93 to 931 i Bank Stock 218 to 220; Exchequer Bills, 4s. to Bs. prem.; India Bonds, 3s. die. In the foreign stock market prices have been well supported, and some of the more speculative de scriptions, including Granada Deferred and Equsdor Bonds, have advanced. The last-named stock has reached 51; Mexican is quoted 24 to 1; and Spanish Deferred, 211 to tl. Tho sales include :—Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 9; Dutch Four p er Cents., 93/ ex thy. ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 72; ditto Three per Cents., 51; Granada De (erred 8 1 to a , • Danish Three per Cents., 83. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ~....11 Ir T - -- __ _ ------- • • , / ''' . /c 4.e . :,;., AArt.-711-0 /// il-s," ‘.7fl/rosp../e.400-4- ,%--7.4.. A .T l , ll , lrjes;ds „ ...._ No. 2,231.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 15, 1853. .. TILE CHOLERA. SHARE LISTS. ft/REIGN RAILWATo. MON. p As T INDIA CADETS receiving appointments, on M ika:toe ..) Mews. CIIRIKTIAN will be furnished with d b I yr, L am v.. ehtire .....t of an outfit, with quanta* re. I'''',, „ . t n e mo t e em Egypt or the ceor.-011111STIAN and than the General Based °IRMO. Oct. 14.1 STOCKTON. -•-- is I I intlesep and Rotterdam 3 2 die FidnAT ETII3IIIIO. Is 1 , Ilesleats to kraissamme... S i da a d 6 S Roams i The English railway market has been better sup- se 2' c a r / ~ 1 , abed ", I 4 - r i yfili . .'NE., marnitguaing outtl:ters, 11, Weamore-street. Pat emotion - - Although the acne n ob mo pl c o within t o, mites or issues, u re. The great and continued mortality in Garden-place p orted to-day, quotations generally ranging at an ao io N os 5e 5‘g,...,,,,, ... ~ 14 , s , me tetra Wm • east of Europe were has •truek the survivors in this locality and iu the advance of 10s. to 1!. per cent. on those of yesterday. o l: 1 : Ileeet e r e rk- - - st se 410 'Pl od 'threatening than eve] ----- neigh bouring . streets and courts with panic; many Or Prices seem to be chiefly influenced by the fluctua- so S De. Emanate; .. hoetilities, the Eng IVE GUINEAS.-Mr. WM. li. HALSE, the the inhabitants have fled precipitately-some to 1 lions of the funds, real 'mein" in thie department a 6 , Sreat Loam PeOnsair„. ra - owing to the marked week Giessen'. a 27. lieunswithavisare, Lookm, informs 110 10 ' Greed HAMM of Pea 1 pin villages where they had . being at present very Inactive. Stock, however, 1 0 me,,,e creo,,**.abo 4 3 din F au , Me avz OULNEA APPARATUS/01 are now reedy. pieces in neighbouring ~ rd.& the settlement of the I _Arlon een4Weiem'' Y 4 hie P 3l onhlei oo Iledleal adelolern• friends and relatives. O f their fate no account ap- remains unquestionably scarce, and any favourable sir 8 Great entre! of Francs._ a pa folly 1 per cent. better tel all Ot. agate/mm*6lmm 2 IMs . pears as yet to have been obtained, but 41 men, feature connected with p olitics or the money market tau day. The public, as i SOUND and VVHITF. TEETH are not only labs- women, and children, have taken refuge in the has thus an immediat. Influence. a Toronto 6po. - - 6 3 Lee p.Ci-Pred 1 1 dim closed , are still buyini m is...bly rrqu:s.te to a ple oda,: wadi r in both eesee, but they to me p . olnie , ~,,i . e rvived t i t , n o, I c a as a hi m ,i ng 1021 , 17 e0n ..., schools attached the union workhouse, and up to •" IS Lmembeur 11 7 61 sales of operators for THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoeg. ' D. 1"; Do. (Railway) to Me forrwei of to end lnacyly. A r0.,n 0 the cm/OMM prIVOI. this time not one of them has suffered in the least. scarcity of stock for d mei elle:ed tie M. t ur;ee. sin L AN I Ira; , ..!DONIO ne e PEARL One family obstinately retused to remove-the child The railway market to-day has been better , prices I 3 I). '' ••' - ••• ••• 1 I s I Do. (Cana) . 1 I cent. " backwardation MATO RIO% unto dad s ern In .1 g an tartar sod sea. ruling at a general, though riot marked, advance; but Do. Goarantai :- -I 6 e a peerhithe a hiteikw ti the cuisemetsartos. had just died ; earnest warning was given that .. 0 00 , ..:11 lir siderable amounts of 1 ~,,,, ..viral:at d eay, renitence •he gums trrst sod red, another child would, in all human pro- some degree of flatness h as since supervened, and at " II resat' 11411 err 1 4; . 18 - - 10 104 eine ... s a me t',, netts *sly to their eNfmts: sal. born its armatm ado- liability, sore, ini, a ii-rt sweetniss and p :rity t i the brta.h. Price 2a. lel. per be seized, unless instantly removed. count, and, after read as they left off yesterday. London and North-West- 1 0 10 Newer at L:ete(laiiil;.; ei !I b ox , c•od i.m. - Th e won* . Portant.' Gitnito" are oaths Label, ant No persuasion was of any avail. The same 16 14 Niwthern of 'wow .. :31 lei 316 quoted 911 to 92 1 . d' ••A. prwant and Sous, 20, Ilatten-gardro." en the merriment • night this child was attacked and died the following ern stock is at present uoted 102/ to 1031 Great ; Do. for Raley v Hatter at 91/ to I, ow ~,..,.. -.ld by them and by chemises and perfumer.. day. Again the survivors were urged to remove, Western, 80l to / ;Lancashire and Yorkshire, 62 to 1; so av M. M. a pot i. sieved. still they refused ; the next day the mother was 51idland, 59 to 1; Great Northern. 181 to 1; Dover., Om B. k Auden shal 111 131 to al Norwegian Trunk Pram 7 a for delivery on Tn tone was a shade 11 174 to 1; aed Caledonians, 241 to ' 2s. se 10 Paris and Lyons .... .. tsi be pa Set 4 r. .7". seized and died on the day following. At length above observed, the ..s French shares remain steady. Northern. are 12 le Pees eod Cr e 4 se - - 4 1 43 the forlorn widower consented to abandon the disease -being recorded as goo --4 .. f LA • '''quoted 33 to i ; Paris and Lyons, 16 to 1 prem.; se" 4• ,s e P n aa sat i t 8°.it1"2,,,„;.“, so i n a y pA'ik-i' -n IN haunted tenement, but not until another poor boy had and Strasbourg., 36 t 1 0 . 20 1 Paria,CsermadChrrboorp . 2 4 eta vial value being 9 It ` • been stricken down with so severe an attack of pre-lei 104 Gashes and Richmond .. 3 1 dim business list, as i Oat/MART lIBAN.RS AND smears. 46'..;S:ke . r•frtib , monitory disrrbeea that it was necessary to take him Goma more Wm te-day 30 all Sourstand Hers ~. .., li Se 10 9 Royal Danish 1 dis 2 wis per Cent. Consols, for to the infirmary. The measures carried into opera- IL Ed. ltan.wan. Yesterday. to 2 p.m. 6 2 Royal BWodirl. IrEETH.-By Her Majosty'sßoyal Letter, Patent. lion appeu to have had a decided effect in checking — 8 „ — lie „ e*Na . . — ii, - - 21 W ---.- Se 11 '60:040 And a 1,,, .. . 71 si 91i, 92 ; Three pe ••• .1L Nevi/ iseesied eat relemeed aPPheednn of ceuel`Tr e r• the progress of the epidemic, thou :h it is breaking es I. Labente Ilest4, .-e. , =. le 4 Do. 64 per Cent. Prefer. - -90 i, 91 ; Three-and e,.1 IVIII r INDIA RUBBER In the oonstrocUouof ARTI L Se 11 'imatk Faidern of Franco 1 ili a 1 pin ant east Jmethol . 111 11 41 „ 1 . 0. (i . e ., and p a n den -m r . Emm a us mo6gLy, s nedeoe . out in South Stockton and some other parts of the too et 21121.174 „ .422 , 2 , m241 ,,, 2 91 3u 8 +outliers ot From- .... 2 1 pm 93 • ; Long Annuitie p rese t, -1, t,r.ovenceatmet, tirromenr , -equa-e, :Las Weldor and town ; but, by the thinning of the population, their 20 •ls. Upper India Scrip ..... ..., - -pm years, 1860, 51 ; Ind SI a- Birlim, Imm,li.eis ~ J an. 1 I 1 ills nea Wept Flanders .. ... -I 3 4 Patentee. A new, original, sal iavalua • Ae invention, modeling in feL ., non and nom .. ni removal to the House of Refuge, and the constant • 1 114 r e a. D .. 110 . 1 . 211 8- 11 .._ 11 U"• 1 - 1 , 0. 1110 l oo 1 l i f..., 1 0 3 1 1 wlt is worthy of men m e a dapta•M, with nit moat ab.ohne Per 10 le C,.'me 61 ironas... ,7111 pm ghentimy Prepared wain: INDIA atiettes es e limos to tee visitation of the affected localities by five medical •,;,. ,„,i „,,, (4 ,1 , ,,,,, ... . 92 92 . ° to 4 oraternnf iwltrerland... 1 e ills late extraordinary flu 0 f .. 12 .0 V (.oi.l er dav Frame. The estraorilmary molts of this n : , enters any great development of the disease ap- st. Ps' Caladoniaa -•-85 82 a 6 23 2 Wiesbaden - - securities, the "diff e ppla-ii, n may be bratty a .ted in a f..w of their most prominent It lii Chester sad Ilulehe,a4 .. 16 ti 16i SO IS Zealand 3l 31 Ms well met, and no ea hatures, .. the allowing :-All aw e edema are avoided, ne spans% pears for the present, at least,to be prevented. to 4.1 Cora and Bandon . - - been declared. This tru „,, , T Nondairy, are rsquire,l, a greatly Mutated freedom of DA RLINGTON. 5* 45 Mainsail liolfuthruZ..l 43 45 MINES. 6•CLics 11, .upplied, a naval elaeleity hitherto wholly unattainable, -. . and caution of the me sod a tit, rerhoted with th. meet unerring accuracy. Is sneered, The district medical officers, who hike° made a as en ,i a. ....r, Yerta,wid ab,r- ' -oe does .luocusa ... ... 71 8 ea u, e.o. :Madero.. and nelludit7 of the ergot employed , the house to house visitation, with a view to ascertain the gs m. 4 4,,,, an . t a aa ...., .. „„ . 4 2 4 FRIDAY Emma*. The market for the Wool .apport Is given to the meaning teeth wore loue, or rendered extent of the prevalerce of diarrhora, have returned 11 sil nitto Gels i am 11-). , , 3 . There has been a little more activity to-day in the affected. Exchequer awe s.•oealmorpto of tee gems. TM soot , of Me mouth mart war ,. Is t h e eltsmioilly prep.m.l WISP' India Robber, sae as it as the reeult of their fi rst day's visitation, 86 eases. SO all Emmen prude. .- i 111 I 1 II f 1 British mining stock market, which however, on the 8.. prem., and India I et. 10e Restau U 111.16, Co,. A.. I 85 45 36 b a tootoomseoe. 1,044 er an 7 tesPareftra y wlla thcesese Dr. Waller Lewis yesterday met the local Hoard of Is 1 et Do. flare &U. u.) • 1 - - whole, remains dull in character. The sales reported The foreign stock rom'ort be 'Masi ' ta d retained in the oposto. all y uaplawmomem of Health et 100 Do. am It and t: .eta I 21 29 to lit are i-Wheal Trelawney at 47 ; East Basset, the exception of an -•-• triad • the t h I' pro vided • by Me and a committee of the Board of Guardians, weft :-..v a. rime one w ► J .y sexism 4'.1C9 Km Laneadr.re ... ... 61 63 prelim adore a a peo.ration.-To be olitaised wily at with a view to decide on the preventive measures e t . I i tni ggi o h nes h aj o T am , .es 61 47 • West Providence, 44 ; Alfred Co H nso er l edef s, 25 ; there was little than 11, LOWER GROSVENOR-STREET, LONDON. Wheal Arthur, 24 1 ; Par Consols, 121, 13; St. Day issued by the Spanis 22, Ometrert, Bah. which the state of the town may render necessary. to II Etinleargh and Neale. I - ee 2 - 1 23 21 T United, 2; TCo nso ls, 37 .. 9d. ; Wheal 00Peruv ian t, flatter. ba iaotoe IN Olailfrr-011eet. Newartlom-Tyria /41 ARSK E. et. 100 it Cohurgh, Pertb,lnina . St. 100 Gamow k SouthWartera releigli A medical of of Nlarske (Union of Gains- st. tro Great Northern ... ..., 30 71 6 7 - 1 . 604 rs s W heal Golden, 1; li; North Buller, 8; 1 heal firmer . s R . uss u ix per a Ci DEAFNESS, CHRONIC OR ACUTE NER- borough) has reported the existence of much diarr- l o t vg L-. ,A. ~.„,6 t°6l . 7 .. 124 120 160 4 4 9 n 11 R sae , 3 . cu Turi DEArse4,t, spiciso Nopws AND PAIN@ IN . !Kea in his district, together with great overcrowd- et. too ot:ii;;siti.;adiewit:ar:. . 1 ,0 0 Its am n n shares Presented enredealt • n in s a tr n a ) 0e 4 1 .4 , CARA-A 741 W DISCOVEST I') RESTORING REARING, . thet co inrestric t ed, n tangAt no fea wereof four o'clock Ate roved to be perketly Infelllble, by which many thousands of mar • ing, and there appears to be reason to apprehend an I st It tus hi : beea welleill omue i- -; 5 601 I novelty, The god ii g transaction. - -, en use Diem ismanne shah to bear the hums voles to a low lora outbreak of the di s ease, •pri Cee es st dy. At 4o c k loc Colonial t o ea and Gold 24 I Spanish ; Dell a without causing me karat's pan. locoomulentre or trouble to alO all Lamas, sad Carlisle .. 61 SS salt, • r aid 1111.111111/114tr of tither era. Thu tan: impottant TVNEMOUTR• 1 661 tit Do. Third.% . ... .. le I pm I quoted . 9 6 1-16 rem Pto . • Great Nugget, Ito to 51 r cent. Gran St. Ilse Lunembireami . Terlahhi 52 6 6 21 S , hill 1 to l Port P s 1 die. ; N ) .3 ,OR v isa Three per Cents mum, Ise Me sme at Meastse, obviating mlt do te elf the former Tynetuouth was the second town in the United te 172 Dn . mu •7. Prem. ;.° 4 7 7 4 dieV 11 Monde, Woea" . 'ad 311111 ,r 43 " 4 ' b"" been made by the eminent abel.l . Kingdom in which cholera appeared in 1832, the 04 li e Do. went Salmi . 'inloe Il i I st ' ito a, / to ; a prem. Centre, 112 to 1 14 Dr. DAVID THOR," N.D.. (In Mr, moulds, Phydelan). I, prem.; Ague ri ce, gas..,,t,ruiriese won, lb . first applicants of which Om first cue occurring in an Irish edging-house, which til e 11111 lisle tr . E ,w a - 1 1 121 share s heavy to-day, y falling Cent s., 9 . 96 to 8 7 r i pe 4 Cobra United Mexican wereabout 30s. viz.: Brazilian Old hmediate ralee tomeadmi to hearing is de inest e aimed is still the worst in the town. Oa the re-appearance tc, 7 b i soub o r i .ae n ui m il also thuk flatte r, ' but Sant' F r-and. mos or deolleass, whether from old agt, riernmoses, or my • I l ar 10 per shareditto, uu N i s higher . **, * n um, eland ,. sea ..„,„, ma su bj ect , of the epidemic in 1848 Tynensouth was one of the M. 1 1 r, =LOW& 03 00 i test 4 4 yesterday. et riet w ealf ere e 9 • WM. to t } 3 I N c °sing 21 to Cuba ' Six per tad tee. whish Jesktal kelsoe the hese? &Wad. oat antwo fi rst towns attacked, the fi rst cases again occurring '"'copper shares were also rather better, 1 alf per Ce r Cent. a-H nts., 6; Do. kw Money ... ... - - 31 prem. b the lewd mil ears. le immediately rionoved by its se. ma „,,„, ..., 7 „ 21 .. 17. . 77 ,, n prods.' result being inland , in a notorious lodging-house built against the side of Is 12 no. 1 1 11thl . . I die ipm ii Do.sior..iilaii. e engineer se ft - imeelse dr previously deaf pa to bear comma a lull, down which is continually trickling both the 10 l i , oe D . , zoom '; 11 ma fieates, 94, 931 ex • - one setevrestem. wee wee* 001101 e°l2 he 14144 Is Ilea . 4 2 " 4 surface drainage and the refuse and slop water from et, Ise [,Dena.: rieste:oiiste; •75 i. 77 731 6 THIS DAY.--I'wo &CLOCK. Mexican Three per CI amens, as the ear, et by mom of a powerful ear trumpet. It has The gold mining share market remains with little 231. Peruvian This bee, spew by the Ureter us evacuee et mitering opplimate the houses above. These cases were the prelude to 50 124 Dv., £B. ..- -• • 13 12 sus Da n S4O . . it looter the oar vane lairmi and hospitals, with perks% .imitsee, one of the most severe visitations experienced in is an L,,,,bdowin.vkii.i;ii,44 12 1t „ change in prices. Colonial Gold are quoted 9-16 to Five per Cents. Conve _ _ awl Lo a any ammo& wes to whose he bas ant it many- 6 rem.; Nouveau Monde and Agn u a et F e r d ia, 3 : l ttoo Deferred 11 1 p C ents „ 421, 42. Rai e 19 10 bad a t heard the Liman coax for half their ll'e, anti acme Great Britain at that time. There, as in 1832, the 11. 100 . rel t n . ah a llhaf,elin . at o •. 4 prem. ; and Great Nugget,/ , a ditto o F ur-and-a-Halt met at 3 . Oh% br 1 11 me ring are rel. Perfectly reaued to hoarier ravages of the epidemic were almost entirely con- a " t ! ~,,' u y a 'r eo rr $ 59i 111 1 4 to 1 prem. Australian Agricultural shares are 1 1 eel lo o.‘ ,o 's °I um•ir 'tr." c1""11°. mad er' 44l a 4 1' hose 41.- fined to a few localities abounding with obvious st. tai Do. Ltirsa . ..aidDe . A. U 331; Peel River, Ito }ilia .; N British Austra l:oasis ni s sees of worshi p. ; North Bo nd. perrred (Co Lh e ree rted), 41 1 Applumats to and a Witt.= stateallet as their ease by letter, en- auses for its selection. In one small district, 32 4 / 3114 . 0 .. 4 " 1 . e Iml••• .- - - IS 17 1 Ditto Half tame. .. - - lama, par to 1 prem.; and Scottish Australian In- stper cent. name potam stamps cc money order for :s. Bd. containing a population of less than 2,000, the deaths e t . 100 1 g ana , m i tax . .. 60 61 NERVOUSNESS, DISORDERS of the MIND, within six weeks were at tLe rate of nearly five el 4t DD sure utisssir • a .. i tie par • estment, 1 7-16 to 1 9-16 prem. Copiapo shares The bankers' and i NEW, amil Names SYSTEM, FITS Entiesr, PALL. have been dealt in at 11. well supplied with ma CIO DOWN. ka-THR MOST EXTRAORDINARY AND PROVI. , . in the 100 ; some spots were decimated and portico- II i ren l4ll4 neela a Heraine 4 4 de 12 1 i 51 7 ins vry and Gammas. ;- - a I Clair i Nada, very short time to rim Dranst. DOMONVIUM, FOR CURING NERVOUS tillimeithits. tar Dourest depopulated. The expense brought on the m au inewryWarniapolatka.e. - Ne. Alum Mum. Pat ) mi.. dame cent., but generally it HIND AND HAD enemata& ye DAVID ITION„AN Tynemouth Union by this invasion for the removal of Ili II I ; Il l t° 11 , 1 4 „- ••• - ••• 47 " 40 lfsetteday. to-day. ((If yea: ? w a s: = M r gar" ilea) 4 81111"tr al:illieles i.b r P ;ZZi nuisances and extra medical aid was 1,5001., while se arsortiers ossiiies • iimeo 4 - s - itis — l -- 1w.,0e i esres Fria —— actions take place be all I las ferior and long-dated to e Mem AS NA*YI the contingent expense arising from the maintenance M. Inv Mirth &Ida 2 ; ... - 2 1 1 NS SS 31,110 1 eAtglo Australian all las par be obtained at cons : 11.111.111 . 1 = C ; 11 .ca ' bilagraLllallial= fa 41 sr iamb of cholera - withws - and orphans amounted to upwards IS , ‘HIS North LA 4. l33 " l4 D a h a .mih m a l. - 6 14 l b Mcti g egtraliveranie s r a et Ititi " C I of 13,0001. On the present oocasion the local autho- 8 8 Do. II Guarantsed 771 Whale to.'. •Ar_gloCaliforoloa 10,oe.• to tA:ctisiod ~,, . 40,005 II Do. Coal Mang 1 1 di ' with disfavour, as no •t° toeo 1 7• 1 00 , bete 11ia11„...,_ 43 1188 0. rities arc represented as having pursued a coarse in " oe all„ 1, , N or t h a• - - ...... 45 31 20. e-e 10 fAmtrallasi in ila udin aallas ; , n r , in aaremea nna l e / I " l 2 ,, nninand. "'"" 4 ,: b ass aa e4 l e ma d mbem a g'ai ndann . alma ' striking contrast to that chosen by the authorities of ii Ali" t - rth Dti welters re... . 7i 7 Wes e Vare. ;at 5 pm dia 60,r0 I Smash= Cordillera _. all 4 1 1 ills 100,33; 1 Aurt-altan Presoak - all 4as position of the money Owing to the unfits amides sol Mee= se 0101119 withal' mama am, derr Newcastle. It is stated that the corporation of New- le le Ilene amok * 3:L.,00 lAm Warta all / oils MIA 121111.11 re t alker la ma y millam • bad"' were th e castle have refused to avail themselves of the powers s i . IL l ors 1 .3 = _ , ci ls t ra i -calL ' h ..".•"'..: u ss "ss soo.nc• 1 British Australian Gold all 1 die Changes there was a i Mile harking of biota *MRS ap In the tom 4 "%WO SO eleritishlros 3.5 • quire for gold, with a whmsjeThs - aeonalbil sr &Mate foray mei ewe mist_ ,y bed conferred by the Public Health Act against the re- ist. 101 ,0101M112111111112 •-•- SS at 10,00 P SS tbras.inip.(las.stsl.pa 141 111 Si Continent. Most of masalrosalamallessolle°l "se taa alamMila M a ll" In nested warn - has by the Sanitary An:locution of the 84 91 ' t e n I lim o a k g, l " iiim Aw as - r *.s te ••• 6 60 3 11 4 4 4 61 6,deo 30 De.Cloaassand Cala • all 2 a so lima lethal* temper, Morphia nights, soliams at the imp of a -- 11,...) 10 Do. SL John Da bey 16 U 44 Australia, however, h re earVesies Mum\ Me sue and hp, MU sad WA thweahts ot town ; that t hey have refused to put in force the to • , shrew:eery ana Hereford 24 1 Oil SlO.o' • I Carom's Creek i 1 elk Par considerable proportit salesesamma. sae OM* We 16 . 11 " 0 " to 1018111011 . VINII 'hog. Common Lodging Houses Act ; and that they have "I su 1 111 / 6 "*""ls„,, * , . ecu l a l r b ... wam Id 17 11;00 t 3 Oaks Game ........... all 41 41 mob et 0104.1611iiilleild Olsoo of eltrooralfrol illskesewewe Iran wholly neglected to cleanse and regulate the town ; us a u tb, - Naires .., - ... 76 44 100.000 It tOotordel ileid.- Ihmskestel mania bees proved the break* anseemet this the .. Coplapo • 16 101 It I t presented to the Banl s aap ieue i.b y In the mimeo, for curing Germanism. Whoa ell the while the corporation of Tynemouth have adopted the r $0 i Re . Osowte? .- - II 13 8.20,e6h lE. Rapper Mims of Eng. all 53 65 ro liiinioe Union ... . 11 it Am The Australian A Er derat arlalbah torte,, sea a pd 11 " 111011 A 1 P limiwa . Public Health Act, have used its powers for cleansing • 4. 4. sonl ifiM an ~, ... ~ Is if 11,, , 1e0 23 +Do. Pref. Ti per esaL all 6 7 pm y, sydropatly, have all pee* trunk pelhan le 70,04 e 6 fftgkAimmillanOoppr all 11 S Company's steamer A aseassess to write a etatereele of their eta. by mew, toe. and regulating the town, aid have put in force st. too loath Eastern ... ~. ... 1 se If i ti 8 hot No** Vela au 6I se this day for Adelail II horaitt alalla or teolleT-oedee. and SID =Ma at me be the Common Lodging Homes Act. 50 la South Weise ... ... . 1134 14 100,000 S 1 Ds.ssoninfld - - toreseel by return a port, to any part a the glshr, bee. IS II Semi Torkati.klUvernai • 4 9.:,:.,:c 10 +Gamma Dr. THOMAS. 1, Ilah-steett. Tnnbekiko4lols. laid' It is certainly an interesting and remarkable fact ss en , stociston ensrusirton .is so 11,00 t. Gr.sd Duchy of Saito all s al e ear 1 pounds' worth of jaw that a town which has hitherto always been one of 31 On .I %emeellseeepoeSaftel 21 21 11.00 i Polgooth al 1 dl . 2a 17 Vale of Ninth ....• 14 le The silver brought the earliest to suffer from epidemic cholera, and where s o a a I er ma m edd an kilicei ._ _ 110,01. Lake Ratkurat rill 1 f It. from the West India BLAENAVON IRON AND COAL COMPANY. the visitation was in 1848 so extremely severe, should se all ' "leslasse me • - - 40,eti 10, liberty Mimes — O- - SO It !West Oirmall . 11 11 have enjoyed during the present season so perfect to : Ho.; m a ma * mad 43 , 0 2 d0 ' n _ _ stwe LoodtekCialiforn. Cald The half-yearly general meeting of the sharehold- an immunity, whilst the pestilence has been rife all . i w.Neastesumsogssme. - - Quarts CresbingOo all 1 SI ounce • and the great Itsrlitofte en of this company was held yesterday at the offices in -• 100 r around it-an immunity which may in a great de- de• I a nis° 'ma"Y‘ NS elk. ,el MAW, 10,030 1 MalamlslLAmerkan 9h 3 1 Pancras-lane, City, Mr. KINNAIRD in the chair, who, oo 15 1 V y Do. aft .. 14 51 MI ,11 6 e 'll. New Gramila_ _...,.. ~, en tale par Company, which is 1 rase be fairly attributed to the active measures u 116 Da.g.N.Apembilas .. tb 4,, i the pert of the dtrectorr reported the state of the works w 60,900 New Using 14.1101.00. all - - Alexandria on the 21 It. l*Terk end North ahlbsid 41 41 I sad the y 'al of iron red coal, and declared a dividend of ed far • bl removing 11 those adopt for, as u practice e, a *._.- slips) Noma Mae& ....-. al 4 Ipm le specie and bullion a ten shi.;:ogs per share impurities which, as universal experience indicates, LINZ/ MUSD AT HERD RENTAL& IQ,' 10 esendesaMieet.es. •an - - 194,004 Pea Phlllp .... i 14 ke Sharp . and Wilkins In mil to questions from certain proprietors, impart its malignant character to the choleraic lk. to , i tstaiblvvar w 9. o l go to , 73060 Cholas Usk. all 1 dis rpm I standard; Spanish i The CHAIIIMAN stated that nothing definite had been no i ns „ 10,001 5 =Vans Columbian doubloons dose towards the renewal of the lease of the company's r - NENVCASTLE.UPON-TYNE. loCalodortm).,. 46 10 7,t‘e Se Cuba lll I 1 44 leasehold property. The directors had done all ths3r could DIIIATHIL U. IN atmLbeeteskaaarAbrt 50.C3:• 1 @oath Australian all 1 i dl. 1 without gold, 5& 1.1i3 is the matter; they had communicated with Lord Aber- 0ct.12-Cholera . gmenity, the lessor, and offered terms which wou ld ha ve 1 5 15 Oloressage k Diu lasi 41 17t te.i.ei +United Weaken all 31 n the eft, et of putting 3,0001. a-year into him lordship's Oct. 13.-Cholera.. - - quicksilver, 2.. 3d. pe poreet: but if his lordship would not consent to the Diarrboaa = e l l !. N. k Berg - - 100,0a3 1 Wort Nariposs el 1 1 dis renewal, what could the directors do? It should, however, The total number of deaths from cholera and &a so I m o:humi d 107 IN tar 1 Puha be remembered, that all the company's works were on their diarrhom in Newcastle during the present outbreak 13 U De. i angel idiito . n. 111 014 I Tranekrehle by almost tkod. the particulars of the own freehold property, and if their lease were to expire to- has been 1,488. In the same period (viz., the first 11 2 13 1 De* ilia " 14I1e4) 27 ti -0-- by the steamer La P 1 morrow they would hare the mean , of carrying on their . 12i 12g Wass ead Ormawieb JOINT STOCK BANK2I. Southampton, are as operations. 43 days) during the prevalence of epidemic cholera Nem* to Ihenhlkelem 1114 144 • I Tilt proceedings terminated with a vote of thanks to the there in 1831-2, the number of deaths was 284. so 10 Dl* ra l hilan M k) US 3 4 ad Mow* dollars, 192,011; a at. 140 Lowselatt Ovar.4poool. No. lax! emu. I Pd le" l "' -I Big °°!!! 1 "° total of /44.1101/. aterli Chair/am sad the Direeton. G A T ESHEAD. 11•••• A In linrWlet - - edifkgme—._ to WAN& N. v. 01=k Janatfon Caledociat) IltelLboollesbeituir 6p.rt (Wool to Gt. Northam) Oloveettor k Dada Voted Newel Ortatliaitern Hartlepool Doak k Naito. Owed le It. N. k P O Hallklittp(l.Torkkft- U De. d dirk (dittoi He De. d Owes (ditto) 121 ired to ( aks eel Gruswek Ditto Trak to rott du& ot (ale) LowildefiGur.ipatOult ((Waft Norfolk) po o p. HO DWo ditto 6 per Hie all tiloodi..llteton,ttlialloak (lewd LAN.RJAMd.) 21 al JOidleabril • Haeold to Otaakt. k Uarl,— t;" Itid'aod leadhad(Kell.) DI 10 I Itorthernadtastelt6 peril JI Ho (WNW to )ut.C.)ust (d0.),t.; , 3 par int. Pivotal& Wye (Has. Lon. ItN.Weat.kLaDe.k Vl* I Ditto y Jams (ditto) O Hopson sad tiltakto pod to Omit Nerthato HO 141 o Du.tbcmctttBlink lO 10 South Otadbrdaltiro (leased to Mr. !Moan) dis Wear Ctrs (Hued to OMolitoeADar. Ditto Ditto Niko - . $O4 Wats * Somarart (kosel to Gaut Uri... 1.. N 101 GATESHEAD. Oct. 12.—Cholera' Diarrhoea .. Oct. 13.—Cholera DUKSE, N.B Oct. 11.—Cholera Oct. 12.—Cholera „ . Cleans y No. eh . Bins Pd. prim Bushier to-day done Yesterda —.-..- --..-....... MAO 40 Aredrabala - - 40 MA Oak Dhaka Loan Ocs all - - MIK 50 Datil& North American - - 40, RS Ohartered Dank of Asia 60. , ,20 Chart. Disk of Dulls, Ana -20400400 04 = end China. .....: . 2 4 die par 11 . 25 25,1E0100 Conmeredil 4 Landon - - 20 - - 25,0001 TO Plug., Ikea. I Amt. Chart lO 21 11dh 25, No 79 Loa. Chart. Bank ot Aust l6 1 die iota 161 10,000 60 Landon imd Oa 00.000 50 Larks Jelal Siodt 10 23 24 60, 100 Lesion and Westzsinstse 10 Al 34 19, 100 Nasismal Free. of England 35 - - 10, 10 Do. New. - - 10, 50 tii it iiiiiiiii 1 UM' 26 Oel Moak Corporation all 16 45sd 44 id 20. 100 ProMadal el Inlaid 4,0 1 0 10 Dojos.. . all - - 00,000 6 Rigel iiiin • Miialig 8,000 25 toU el A i nst M .. ,” 2 1 4 Me We 20.000 unto st anninine •-• • • all 65 67 8,000. Da Non .. 60..90 5d Ellen a liZimi: : ... ,II 18 19 15.000 40 llahr et Madrid lal - - -. 0 . --. MISCELLANEOUS. Mein prime Bosinan done No. 16t.. Mminuiaom Pd. Yostarday today. 33,00 i Ad& OW liti&on - - it . 23 1 4. ail_ 14 -.- Ml i le Itapal Mall s,oet 10 Sada diMrworks. - - 13filliAmmien Land. - ai:oku 8 =ool.llm.tlieduc.Co 1 - - 10100 100 11.0,uu• 6 Oryetal Palace - pm, 51 GOON) 5, DO. New 130,.e 41Crystal Pala°. of Tram I - ttr, '-'2. - 31=11=iii::::ii; s 3) 717 3 12,000 35 _ .Do. ..... .. _. _ .11D 16 12 14 WA , 1 eleasral Mutes Navigation. 14 - - ..• . Omar/ SAL Melipptag Co ld - .- 6.0 Irldi Mall s* E mir . . 1 - .- 14, ' a) xag n es. wi d aiic:i ig:o N), : ' I! N `" ud FlN aoraule) laud a l 11 04 is 75,00. Y.B. Waled Noland LW Stem Navigrike IX 1 - atm 1 North British Aindelladiel all ia i Pin 65,00 1 D... Now - 25,0' 20 North of Europe Maw - - 170,0 re 6 Peel lima bad A Mineral all 1 1 die 20,0 Peninsular re Oriontal B. ail - - 691 0 10.. 50 Do. WA . ' Portland Iron Cent • pitii - - 14,d: 10 Royal Alen Mem ._ . - 100, 1 +Walsh Austr. InvoeUneut all 1 f3 14,.. h 12,700 25 Muth Australian Lod 25 1 34 1.510.0u4 lidobuiarine Telegraph 10,000 led Van Dimas'. Land BY ELECTRIC LIVERPOOL SATURDAY, 10.30 A.M. Wind S.W., moderate, and damp. Arrived. Crusader, from Pernambuco ; Agnes, from Antwerp; Shannon, from New York. Wind N.E. QUEENSTOWN, Oct 13. One of the most recent victims was Mr. Drysdale, a surgeon of the place, who hod been moat zealous in his professional labours. He only lived 14 hours after his seizure. $ 0 $$ Armed.—Cassandra, from Ismail; Avarice from Alexandria ; Marzhiza and V er t umno , from Odessa, both for Cork ; and Marie Therese, from Gallipoli, for Liverpool. BEDLINGTON. Oct. 13.—Cholera.. . ..... . GRAVESEND, SanKDAY. Cr3TOX-110USE RETURN. Arrived—Aphrodite, from Saunetund ; Clara Maria, from Riga ; Stine (steamer), from Boulogne; Louise. from Stettin; Ariedne, from Sundewall ; Viva, from Arendal; Hong Antial, from Worcum; Hanover, from Rotterdam. Sailed.—Moklle, from Hamburg; Queen of the Est, for Sydney. DEAL, SATURDAY, 9.30 A X. Wind, W., very fine. Anchored.—Alice Wilson, from Sheerness for Naples Agircoort, from London for Sydney ; Arican, from London for Ilathurst, ILO.; Alice, hum London for Salcombe ; Orion, from Lon don fur Alexandra; Sylph, from London for ha:bathes ; Corsair, from London, for St. John's; Dalhousie, from London, for Sydney; Ilujji, from London, for Constantinople ; Rosa, from Loudon, fur Bildt ; Paraguay, from London, fur Liverpool; liicolaus, from London, fur Syra. We derive from other sources the following items of in formation on the subject of cholera : The Committee of the Seamen's Hospital Society have issued a placard addressed to captains of ships and seamen generally, earnestly exhorting all captains to send every seaman, on the first eymvton of diarrhoea appearing, on board the Hospital Ship, Devonshire, lying near the Dreadnought, off Greenwich, which is set apart solely for immediate attention to such cues, and where admission is freely given at any hour. The Metropolitan Dispensary, Fore-street, Cripplegate, has suspended the rule requiring a letter of recommendation with reference to poor persons suffering from diarrbori, chodire, or other bowel complaints, who may therefore ob tain medicine and advice at all times upon application at the dispensary. 140 Abeam 100 "Aberdeen No. 1. 7 par CJ 100 . Batatel s Zaetar 4 per Ct.l 160 laladonisa RIO 1$ ;Mayer and Ho . .ybeal all Klerk sad MMus all 10andse, Feria, sal a'.t dean Juteaoa as m...4nrumtsuNiiv.6. s , do. (u.) 7 per Ct. 2 Do. 00. (71. *Tall Per Cti tart.Oreast...,3 4.,14u1 61 Ditto do. Na : lb Do. Nam 4 per Ctat.-toll 10 Reat.llaloNleripia.: at`, 5 iir.; - ,untia, P1•r,.1, ) Divider, 3f per Cant 104.. dea l Sartain 3 perikati 99 If 0 • 16 " Pre 1 14 pm 1 16 II 14 .8 19 3 31 119 110 SEAMEN'S HOSPITAL SOCIETY.—A quarterly go ne ral court of the gaversors of this corporation was held at their afire', King William street, City, yesterday, .1. Esq , vice-president, t e the chair. The receipts for the quest r, including 8131. 14s. received from the Board of Trade fur tines recovered from seamen in 1832, were re ported to amount to 1,2461. 16s. W.; the expenses during the Same period were 1,964 16.. 5d., leaving a balance against the aociety of 211 19s. trd. From the minutes of the proceedings of the committee it appeared that they had made application to the Admiralty fur a ship to be ',heed at their servic e , t o b e use d as a reception for cholera patients, and the Admi ralty hail granted the Devonshire to be moored near the %eel. ty's hospital ship, at, Dreadnought, moored oil Orem wich, and the committee have issued notices to captains of ships exhorting them to send every Nieman, ou the first gymptom of diorama appearing, on board the hospital ship. The proceedings of the committee were confirmed, and the court then adjourned. 10- e, De. pee ant. Serip, claimable a 1,14 p.it. 10 Do, 4a permit scrip • ALSMlWoolea(l)itlalabel C ,9Weit.Bkaidlant-aa spc licl Do.am. redeem. :a p.at. 100 Leto inidstasabl• 4par at Liammeldre SaTurks.Tilil :160 Ditto d per ant Sumk...l .1(a. LOLA asteh.liser.l pent I 'ICS Biro New Guar.. pa , Ct., I L liaidaitbleteena.llll74: all I.mdaiderry *Cam. I all 'Loodondamiliabnatilc.l4 n 4. . , IN 'lO par to 1 61 4 7 99 191 Of NO 4 Ms rat , SI 141 APPIMINKNSIONS As TO MR. PETO'3 YACIIT.—The Ltnry NA sap : " We lament to learn that very consider riba sopmkaasions are entertained for the safety of the yaeht bloat/lag to S. M. Peto, Itsq , M P., which reeently solorred from Lowestoft several gentlemen engaged on toe tail.rayundertakinas now being carried out M Chris CAM, in Norway, which place the little vessel had just left kel..ris the gale of Sande y messiest, and sines which Lae so tidiap of any kind of her have reached here. Aor•ng the gentlemen who were on board when oba left Curia:lent& we. Me. George Bidder, the celebrated &Atha...titian." 2 8 ps Ile lie 6 7 i y si I PIK In 140 1 1 clii I . l{l 'ollavyp Xett11;1;, St. TA. 113dlanOCont..11r.t0.0, 1' pit 3 ' Diro Preforsizeo St ' 100 Norfolk it toraifto Pt I. , b pet tt. Etta. Stok St. 104 , D.,WarretyValles 10 d Do. IVO...titans S;. 1?•• Forth isrttL,h 10 el! North Stabordtkiro ri Ii 1)1146E17;1:9 STATE or WEITMINSTER-BBIDOL.— After all the tinkering and cobhliag which the bridge hes undetguas, at no small expense, it is giving additional el that its ea.: is nigh. For some years three of its tunes have been tip;kl.l by intricate cratches, which gently obstract the nee:patios' of the river, and three years agn we pointed oat the threatening and disjointed condition of the treirth arch on the Middlesex side. It was at that time pa :heti up with ttrorist, and the cr.ick , filled in, but lbw peui.ess only bit the inkle, not r,mlved it. The gap has again inspire. v d itself, and a wisp of straw, sus pended by a ropy Ir in the parapet, give., ominous warning that it a dangerous fur craft to pus under it, but the pa g.tuen• who go along al ore have on note uf preparation gives them. If it is en-aidered necessary to have a wisp ul strive for dm ander tiifEe, it is at least r qually Lectssaty to! hose a wisp of 'draw fur the infurrtutioa of the passenger trans above. A DAY MAIL TO PLTHOUTH.—The important quc.tion of a day mail to Plymouth (says a correspondent) is at present exciting much interest in the locality con cernrd. A memorial to the Postmaster-Oeneral from the inhabitants of the towns of Plymouth, Davenport, and Stonehouse is in course of preparation ; no doubt it will be numerously signed, and it is hoped that it may prove eatectual. It is suggested that tic Post-office should avail themselves of the express train from London, wl.ich leaves Paddington at 20 minutes earlier than the ordinary day mail train, and reaches Plymouth at 6 p.m., early enough for the delivery and reply by the following morning up train. This arrangement would be a matter of very great oneenience to the three towns and the neighbourhood, and stems of such easy accomplishment that it is dritlult to be lieve that the application will not be successful. THE LATE BRANSBT B. Commt.--The personal effoets of this lamented gentleman have been sworn under 6,ooo4.—JiedinlOWnacr. DEATH OF COL. PHILLFOTTS, R.E.—The death of this gallant officer of the Royal Engineers, of the yellow fever, at Bermuda, where he was stationed, and acting Lieutenant-Governor, has been communicated at head quarters at Woolwich, and caused. universal regret. He entered the service on May 1, 1811. He was favourably noticed in Sir Gordon Drummond's despatches of the attack on Fort Erie in September, 1814. Ile served as assistant quartermaster-general with the army in Canada, during the insurrection of 1827, 1828, and 1829, and was most actively employed, particularly at the retaking of Beau harnois, (r which he received the brevet rank of lieute nant-colonel. He subsequeatly proceeded to China, and was commanding officer of Royal Engineers with the expe dition under Major-General D'Aguilar. WESTERN .RAILWAY OF FRANCE—Receipts during the week ending Oct. 9, 1853:-6,4101. Corresponding week 1852, 5,0161. :OD Oxford, Wartioner, Wolver.. Ji: Y. 6 tat &I I Ditto ditto dittcl u IS 6 1 1pr...1kMemitil(Nor.W. I. D.. 3 par °tat 111 Ditto Fixed 4i per Ce lt: •11 South Canon Asa lof A 1.0.6 10 Do. 4i per tent 804.Teek.turetyerct.taaor 3 WaterfordliKilteony6p.ot York, Proiroosto.li &a , 03.1 forth of £&g 5 MU* Digo 10 T6rkkiLlud.a.k4.rarait Consols opened at 91i to 4 for the November ac count, and, after reaching 92 to 4, were last officially quoted 91: to 924. At 4 o'clock the market was Satter at 914 to 1, owing to a sale of 50,000/. stock for delivery on Tuesday, but after that hour the tone was a shade firmer again. For money, as above observed, the price was higher, transactions being recorded as good as 924, and the closing offi cial value being 924 to 4. Annexed is the business list, as issued by authority :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92, 914, 92 t, 914, 92Z, 92, 4; ditto, for account, 10th Nov. 914, I, 4 , 92, 91$, 92 ; Three per Cent. Redu ced, 90,1, 91/, 904, 91; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 921, 4, 93 ; Long Annuities, 1860, 51, 5 3-16; ditto 30 years, 1860, 54 ; India Stock, 248, 245. It is worthy of remark that, notwithstanding the late extraordinary fluctuations of all descriptions of securities, the "differences" have been generally well met, and no case of embarrassment has yet been declared. This speaks well for the stability' and caution of the members of the Stock Exchange. The market for the unfunded securities was little affected. Exchequer Bills were last quoted 4s. to 8.. prem., and India Bonds par to 10s. prem. The foreign stock market was firmer, but, with the exception of an advance in Spanish Deferred, there was little change in prices. The certificates issued by the Spanish Bondholders' Committee are flatter. Peruvian Three per Cents. were rather firmer. Russian stocks maintain former prices. In Cuban Six per Cent. Bonds, a stock rarely dealt in, a transaction is recorded at 100. At four o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 234 to 24/ ; Spanish Deferred, 214 to 4 ; th e C ert if s ., 6 to 54 per cent. Granada Deferred, 8 to 84. Peru vian Three per Cents., 48 to 50. Russian Five per Cents., 112 to 114 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 96 to 98. The list of sales is annexed— viz.: Brazilian Old Five per Cents., Small Bonds, 97; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 95. Cuba Six per Cent. Bonds, 100. Dutch Two-and a-Half per Cents., 63; ditto Four per Cent. Certi ficates, 94, 934 ex div. Equador Bonds, 44, 4/. Mexican Three per Cents. for account, Oct. 28, 24, 234. Peruvian Three per Cents., 61. Portuguese L Five per Cents. Converted,lB4l, 444; ditto Four per Cents., 424, 42. Russian Five per Cents., 112, 4; gz ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 964. Spanish New hareenle Deferred Three per Cents., 214, 4 ; ditto, Passive t,"‘" kf u i l ai.', Bonds (Converted), 41; the Committee's Certificates, nice., 54 per cent. Nairn , Cadir The bankers' and discount houses continue very wtso well supplied with money. First-class paper, with a Barcelona-- 91 very short time to run, can be discounted at 44 per cent., but generally it would appear that few trans actions take place below 5 per cent., whilst on in ferior and long-dated bills accommodation can only be obtained at considerably higher rates. Bills with many months to run are especially regarded with disfavour, as no one can say what will be the position of the money market some months hence. Owing to the unfavourable appearance of the ex changes there was a disposition this afternoon to in quire for gold, with a view to its transmission to the Continent. Meet of the gold lately received from Australia, however, has been sent into the Bank. A considerable proportion of the precious metal brought in this week by the Oriental Queen has already been presented to the Bank for purchase. The Australian Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company's steamer Australian, fixed to leave London this day for Adelaide, Port Phillip, and Sydney, takes out no specie on freight, bat a few thousand pounds' worth of jewellery. The silver brought in last week by the Thames, from the West Indies and Mexico, was sold to-day, chiefly for India and China, at a reduction of 4d. per ounce • and the greater portion of it will be shipped on bo ard the steamer of the Peninsular and Oriental Company, which is fixed to leave Southampton for Alexandria on the 20th inst. Present quotations of specie and bullion are thus reported by Messrs. Sharps and Wilkins :—Bar gold, 775. 9d. per ounce standard; Spanish doubloons, 78s. 6d. per ounce; Columbian doubloons, 775. per ounce; bar silver, without gold, ss. 1:d. per ounce standard; Mexican and South American dollars, 4s. 114 d. per ounce; quicksilver, 2s. 3d. per pound, in bond. By the courtesy of the secretary to the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, we are informed that the particulars of the specie and bullion brought in by the steamer La Plata, which has just arrived at Southampton, are as under, viz.:—ln gold, 19,2171. ; dollars, 192,011; and francs 169,831 • making a total of 84,6011. sterling; besides 167 krs of silver, the value of which is not stated. Messrs. N. M. Rothschild and Sons have issued notice to the holders of Belgian Five per Cent. Bonds of the years 1840, 1842, and 1848, subject to conver sion, that they have received instruction from the Minister of Finance that new bonds at 44 per cent. will be issued on and after the 17th inst. The corn market to-day was very quiet. There was very little English wheat on sale, but owing to the large supply from abroad, it was easier to buy, and in some instances& reduction of Is. per quarter was acceded to for foreign. In floating scarcely any business was done. Flour met = i t slow sale, but prices were not lower. Barley was scarce, and in demand, but previous rates were =de tained. Of oats there was a large foreign supply, chiefly from Russia, and dealers were enabled to nay at a decline of 6d. to ls. per quarter, at which re duction a good business was done in new oats. Beam and peas were fully as dear as on Monday. In seeds there was no change worthy of notice. Hamburg letters of the 11th report that the tight nessof the money market and the threatening appear ance of politics were exercising a depressing influence on the markets, and causing business in produce to be confined to the pressing wants of consumption. Discount ruled at 5 per cent., and more bills than money were offered. The rate on London ruled at 13.14. Coffee and cotton were fiat, and spices less inquired for. Rice continued in demand, the stock being small. The grain market was very dull, no sales of wheat having been reported for some days ; but quotations were nominally unchanged. The price of rye was drooping, but barley continued in quired for. All descriptions of stocks and shares were neglected. The Argo left England for Australia on the Bth of May last, and advices have this day been received METALS.—Mr. Moate's circular states that in announcing her arrival at Sydney on the 18th of rails several sales have taken place, at rates which have not July, being seventy day. from Southampton. As transpired. Scotch pig iron remains steady, fluctuating the ship was bound to Melbourne, she must have touched at that port to discharge cargo and passen- t rtn 6d br f a o n r d u e. ixed Spe n it m er b : e" Purchases * have been made to from 621. 6d. to 61s. per ton to. ttt . market add l;li , v . e i s or olf m s e t . germ, which, with the time required to take her from thence to Sydney, would have occupied about ei g ht rate demand. Copper without alteration. Lead is firm. days. This would make her voyage from Southamp. • Bence tin : some extent, at 21t. 63. and 21%. 10a. Tin plates in mode thence his business doing. ton to Melbourne 62 days. The Australian mails for the month of May were despatched from South- I LfIEATII OF CITABLE'S BARING WALL, Esq., M.P. am ton on the 4th of that month rid Singapore ; but had not arrived at the date of the advic e .. FOR SALISBVRY.—We bare to record the death of Charl es Baring Wall, Esq., one of the members for the city of Saila- Land shares were rather dull to-day, at about bury, who expired on yesterday morning at his residence, yesterday's rates. Australian Agricultural were last Norman Court, Hants. The hon. gentleman had been ill quoted 32 to 33. Bank shares were steady, and' for a c t o h n e s r id u crable time, and therefore h t ls decease i7 '311 not Union of Australia were quoted 11. higher. Crystal g a tor e of the n o7d acLol, and opno u jd u the em se a o c:d L na :dinro Palace m. shares London i)oc co n tinue flakt, hue closing f the :deform Bill in 1832 ; but shortly afterwards, apart the. pe accession to power of the administration of the kite Sir pram. to 114 ; the Royal Alai! Steam Company's shares at' RobertPi el, he changed his opinions and became a Shwa: k stock n g dealt in to at 13 1 - 1 16 2 65_ ~ and Peninsular and Oriental ( 25 1 . paid), at 36 1. He was unmarried , and the whole of his cast states ngl" The 2nd half-year's interest, at the rate of 4 per as II!!! arses.l2,.:l:___e_f lr_de u rstand,to l n v us en f n uc ye p th; wtite cent. per annum, due the 31st of Oct., is advertised lion I.o r. Salisbury ; and it is rumoured that . as payable on the shares of the Royal Swedish Rail-E• q , son of Sir Edward Aetrobu s Bart., mig way Company on the Ist Nov. I as a candidate is behalf of the liberal into/est. .. If 21 100 107 fi kr 14 li 14 14 Pei 9. 24 241 194 !OH 19 29 .L di. 4 - 1 I oi dB lIS es Ii pa lON I WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING-LANE, 13• TURDAT MORNING. The colonial markets during the week have shown con siderable dulness, and prices are generally lower. The pub lic sales of sugar have gone off rather heavily, especially for the lower qualities of Mauritius, which, at yesterday's sales, were disposed of at a decline of 6d. to ls. per cwt. Of coffee the sales have been small. Lut week's rates have been maintained for the plantation sorts of Ceylon, and for the native descriptions there was at one time some demand at 465. per cwt., bat there are now more Wien than buyers at that quotaticn. The rice market has become flat, and sales could not be effected except at reduction of fully 6d. per cwt. Saltpetre continues in demand at full rates. Of indigo, up to yesterday, about 12,300 chests had passed the sale, of which about 4,600 have met with purchasers. The good export setts continue to sell at about last sale's rates, but of home trade sales a large proportion are bought in, the low qualities owing off heavily at lower quotations. For tea there has been a good demand, and considerable parcels have changed hands at former prices. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet taday,with little doing speculatively. Town tallow is quoted 60s. nett cult ; Petersburg Y.C. ou the spot, 68s. 64. ; Oct. to Dec., 68r. ;Jan. to March, 595. Manta? Aviarioss.—Town Tallow, 625. 6d. ; Fat ►y ditto, 3s. 48. ; Yellow Russian, 60s. 6d. ; Melted Stuff, 465. ; rough ditto, 30s. ; Tallow Graves, 17s. ; good Dregs, 95. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply large, and trade heavy for middling things. A steady demand for anything of good quality, and prices well maintained. Prime mea dow hay, 90s. to 1161. ; inferior, 60s. to 80s. ; rowen, 455. to 655. ; clever, 90s. to 1261.; second cut, 701. to 1101.; straw, 365. to 425. COVENT GARDEN.-THIS DAY. The market continues to be well supplied with vegeta bles and fruit, but trade remains dull. Good melting Peaches and Nectarines are over. English Grapes are abundant. Pears now consist of Benne d'Amsalis, Brown Beurre, Bonne Louis, (Jamie, Bergamot, and Marie Louise. Importations of Potatoes from the Continent are still kept up. Plums from the South of France fetch Gs. per basket. English Plums are nearly over. Carrots and Turnips fete!' from 2d. to 4d. per bunch. Potatoes are mach diseased, bnt prices for them are rather better. Mushrooms are much more plentiful, and a little cheaper. Cut flowers consist of Pelargoniums, Fuchsias, Roses, Mignonette, and tree Carnations. I