The Express. — London, England, 1852-12-04 00:00:00

AIW Tvbt LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 4, 1852. [THREEPENCE. London, 11.23; the price of gold, 211 prem.; and th• Five per Cent. Metallies, 9.3!. The returns of the Bank of England for tho week ending Saturday, the 27th Nov., when compared with those for the previous week, exhibit the follow ing changes: RAIL WA YS. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocr. The railway market, in sympathy with Consols, is decidedly better to-day, a confidant feeling being (generally manifested. The fall advance of the morn ing is at the present moment not quite supported, but current quotation. are still in advance of those of yesterday. French shares are quite neglected, tho opening prices of this day's Paris Bourse being awaited. Paris and Lyons are lower. fli ara 44 n..a.ar & Lain (wall 11l ) 66 0 10 0 Do. Do.(ea latereat ) 7 7/ 111 17. Northeria of name.. ... U 391 II all Do. 301. 4 per el. Raab (for 6.t Malan *M.) 13: IS: 10 all Norwegian Trunk Prefer. A I. hr mod Lyons ... . 17 17/ fa 10 SO his aad Oritaas ... O4 40 90 10 Farb sod Uses ... 39 40 lOS * MIMS StswOwsrer 4l SI: 10 4 Pae1k1010410409119010 4 11 Pea 101 11 am iiirmeld 4pa 14 to sat Homo ... 2l 214 211 0 NM Maw ... ~ 11l 111 10 4 if Pram II 10. 1101149orlp 94 WI Mirk . .n.. - It 0 11000 44 /maw. - 101 111 pa Circulation issue Circulation active 72,703,065 Increase 32,240 Public deposits 7,258,122 Increase 597,381 Other deposits Government securities in MAIM AND ATOMS UNOI7AILANTNIO. banking department 13,962,683 Without al'erstion Other securities in banking department Coin end bullion in both Ms tads; up to I p.-. • 4141,(4,0"f .o-oe - 7.€-0 iv ,2 2.' 2.... -, 140iire• ... IZ --1.1." 4:001.101( set 0..- t r ' - ' ,4-•r--- ---177 -7 64 4 c Ca. wyee ..; • . . zt . Or No. 1,961.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVE ----- ___. Pr -1111 1" . '.‘. 4r . i 4 2 -: :.I,i th • MINES. FRIDAY Evatitso. There has been a good deal of business in British mining stocks to-day, and prices are firm. Mendip Hills are better at 6L, and Great Wheal Alfred at 46. Purchases of Linares shame have carried the price to 5 to s}. Numerous transactions continue to take place in o gold mining shares, and the market has resumed its buoyancy of tone. Colonial gold were sensibly better. After the regular hours purchase, offered very freely, and prices closed with much firmness, Gold being quoted 2; to a premium; Port I Phillip, 1 7-16 to 9-16 prem.; Nouveau Monde, la The Old. Old very 0 ld Man to a prem Mariquita, 3-16 to 5-16 prem.; Mariposa, 11-16 to 1 3.16 prem.; and Yuba River, Ito a prem. i I re) THOMAS PARR . 0 Liberty shares were flatter today. Santiago shares fell IL, being sold as low as 12. `---- - was Born at the Glyn. ---) The non-official quotations are :—Waller Gold Mining, 1 to f prem.; L'Aigle d'Or, 1 to 1 prem.; withinThisChapelry of Great Willaston Carberry West, ' to $ rim.; Connemara, 1 to 1 and Part sho.f Albe rb tt ry c),- ) pre prem. ; Glenaulin, ato ; rem ; Koerner°, 1 to I ) m. • C,L -.."--- in the County of Salop. ----) ITHIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. I ; In the 'tear ofourl-orcl 14133. Ile lived m the Reigns of Ten Kings andOueens of England (‘;us)KEDNA T . 4 . :h 6'. K.RICH.3.X.TIEN.7 . K.IIEN. There ku not been so much business in the gold mining shares to-day, but the market is firmer, and the tendency of prices upwards. Colonial gold shares are in demand. West Mariposa have advanced to t to I prem. and Port Philips to I i prem. Mariquita KEDWDt shares are buyer' at I prem. 8 10. 121 EDWI6'. Q. MARY. 0 ELI Z . R.. ing Santi . ago de Cuba shares remain depressed, mark . JAME S t".. and K.CHARLES ii. e died their. r.u.' 1= = 1 No. Aare. Kum. yesterdar belay and was hurried n n } Westminster Abbey ___. ____ - . MAN 1 arm Me • an I i . ...E.; on the 15. o November 1635 -"--. A.Qed15 . 2 Years and o Month IV* 110 'hearten .. . _ . _ . KM II lAartrairden 2 'Si 1 • 144 . slarLie vi lilt lia•bs TaitsT IN milLlAltioll CRAM. KIM 30 Ambridge 5 I 3 4 101641141 I , Auscrallaa Preeltoid „ all ; par 1 I MAIM I lAtetralma Cordillera all .4Ms 4 poi P A II A' 8 LIFE STAND U NRIVALLED IN EXCELLENCE 2 P I L L S 1 1.1.6.0 .0•E 1idis 30 'A llri erlll.ll" tli lan k s ee "4"4ll4 "al " 15.5 .11 ! 7 6 It P. 16 Krim u Irma Isap.(lm. at M. pm 24a I 4 5 AS A FAMILY MEDICINE. lAN II De. Oreaseaud Ca all ! 2 3 11.4110 30 Do. Rt. John UM Key ls ; 301 II /bey are found . Vier giving them a fair trial for. few weeks, lo mom the reset satoelbiser • allilnd.llllllME Inlei awl 070 2 MAD I Canes% Creek ... it:i ,amool.e Ail olothvite complsint• and rector* mind health. Mete is a retain of rood appetite shoe* tern abs ling of their LUSS ge Oils. iy. w ... '''' “' -: 4 , 4 , - • • goo, witi:st ib.te medium .• a purge/me is a des/at/atom greatly required by Use weak and delicate. AKIO 1 OW 1 3 si me 11 1 TO LADIE S. !Alai m M l 4 7 71 r 4 Rwy IA are emercully efilesetom In all the variety of ailment, ladelleall to the Yer Pea . Ladles even of the moat dell- /UM 1 ° l.lt a rttnatrallan Dapper c 1 I dl. 1 ,, 4 ... u i..,,,.. Ina pod theta portirui.olr Dr nefieial both before and after confinement; and tat gerneral is. in Schools they csanot be too KOS 13 0111111 Md .... all I 'Roy yFt reavosehd. They mildly .lid epeedily remove all skin eraplioi a, sallowane of sompirake. nervous Meltability, rick !semis:he, 1110110 Oddea Ilsentaia. difre.....: Met*. oreustarity, or parrot derangemeor of the Gyred TUN Ovend Deal of Rome .r. grantor meow the wan.. " PANK'S Ill+ l'ILLII" are in whit. letters an a red mend. ea the pe.maen t stamp, pasted ILSSS agog raispeth „11 I, 1 , ~ 1,. ec cos; alate, the leiNiialllit of the sign.: are of the proprietor., "T. ROBERTS end Co., Crase.secart. YkeF.tnwt. 1,,,.‘,... es =, Liberty ..,- .......... sOr doretono. Labe nelnewit..._ ... .„.., ell IMe par Sad la bozo% at la. ltd.. Is. ad., and family packets at 111. each, by all respectable medicine vending therMiltomt tea weld. ran M O N LaubeilliorAutLumo• as 1 Oils gim,...00 are rinv with each b. a. 105.0011 Variedta l e 1 trillia i4 arlaws linlikalllMlCl ,... .1 1 4, I il i F. MARSHALL and EDRIDGES LINE of AU& ItiALWISSI PACKET sturs.-Ths foKowing ilmt.eleas AMERICA. Im m o i IP` reit 5tata......-....„...... I I. I. p. II I WWI fur their Whistling 'saltier. awl Whig mat 50,000 Quarto Inge. all 1 die 1 pro 11 maim areemacdatee far reempara. will mil penetully as their 10,001. 10 RIMS 11•111110 ... an 10 2l weeded dem. Wed le the Leedom Reim ribirk — Moninnirl Oneireerm. pelage.. Te=es. 7,tiVe SIP lainiegide Cuba -... 1/1 II la 171 M1.1C1 171 -..... IMM rA=7. -.- ....... ,pine — Dr=l. (DT RLICTRIC TILIONATY.) 10 , 0)0 I iouth Ameraliae....... O.I 1 1 pea IIAITLAND Me M. 'leery . . eyeopy 7 II II salmi WILLIS i 114 IT , W. Aston P.' Phillip. Dee. IS. 43,174 SAN United Melina inn,•oo I Weal Mario:ea llMlllall .......- ma p. "Ma. Godhead ...„ Dad IL . SOUTHAMPTON, SATunDAT. 1 no 1 To„ W. __ r t. Debra Arelokee Um IS ' The Ihmboldt has just arrived. She left New ' . I all i 1 p. TINANDRA FINIMETKV ItIUNKTry. . . . - . ARRIVAL OF THE HUMBOLDT. (DT RLICTRIC TRLIORAPR.) (FROII ova ows coaaaseoienzs SOUTHAMPTON, SATURDAY. The Humboldt has just arrived. She left New York on the 20th ult. The news front Havannah is iitnt. The Crescent City was off Havannah, panish frigate was seen bearing down upon kr. The Asia arrived at New York on the 19th. Her news produced no effect on the cotton market. SPORTING. Pot terns d haled Of pow, dirtary maim ad timber maul." apply to Ho aadandifstd. ribs art casiastly Somate hf a oastr...wa of ,o Ilast-eisas Wpm (molar maim) loa mei Of tat Awitralaolas MARSHALL and ILDRIDOR. M rembardiAtrest SUB-NIARINE and EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH corrmtle4. P IOTICF. ta lIEREBT GIVEN. that MErtsma - A LospoN Sig DOVER re lORWARDED Womb the Mona Companies tram lir Liao No. 30, forntoll, London: aad tlatence.place, Dover. Iteatairee4l the et 1:411,i ENT are FORWARDED trust the cam. Mo Loraloa.—Py order at the board, Corson, Now. FT, ItSL O. L. PARROT, ease r 7. E....LE CATTLE SHOW of the SMITHFIELD a I ii, 1111.—Tr ANNUAL EXIMITIoNot PRIZE CAr- MO% NOOTI. IMPLEMENTS, fte.. COMMENCES TUES DAY rows ma data Frinay mum& 7lb, Slb, ftb, sea *bib Direfibrr. —burr, biseketreet and baber.street. Open host dig. Debt thl 91a lbe ervembeg. Adaelttase• Ow Abilliag. ULALIIIPUL 11A1IL—Of the numerous seem JIJ pooh olly moomod pionsho do pooh to ImodoOka d .oos ho h ▪ MOO ; WOO ormid aloft d oar OIL dohs do MO lidf mew Iwo mod Wood Wan Sis Is lediold wish elophod ssatfaise woos hi Os = led voloada el do Moos loh led vbs. own Oho W had. It worldies do I^ . 4llmos froo old arZh e mislos h mod% islaga ift= do d boil/ Omer rod say Wren Mho haul sided Of la. /do b. GIL NO To hide wein). Ito GI. holle dot mos Ile.—§lll br A.MMA= ad SON. Notwoosho Laois. sad IF dl doodah sod whom. THE 411M1FIELD CATTLE MOW. HE CON' LET E °HAZIER ; or, Fanners' urt err Breeders' rider t sOmesollon of Iforsadry. ustig Yet Arr. Vag, V W, Ames , d The Theapiie"." Pr" bef e. IllrtrAted with eriege The Nur Who leer ror etel newly remellegs.* A. watt arl able Aakeasta. It I. replete welt used tell Insliol Deo moths. W ever deportmer brought deer le tio mom teepreimete of erlororal eleer. Pelee tee, her& TUl:erf ea the MI; W lifelefel•bo /I"=l•Agrse4- 11 111. W Meer Tesamest Digmbei 119t owls% by Harry. Si.. edge 41e. Si herd. " bee widely eregibt sal le as =is Um caw Dietestod_peolotOsso et Dos hie pre.*-1111ort 1.1 . 00,1i1t as the elf r.EP; Its Illeury, BIN" Ifte. ter Me Rogrartegs alter Idetrig. • Ilestod sod 06ft:fa Bade% pro: to., lord. Ire r r ohle wurh. Wird TM dryad tooWildie as ea la. De rlist PAM Dritimi: 7 111pulamr• CLAM'UM owl CALMS DOCTOL New takes ki Tow; Prow. Ifimpint. Its& Ma S.. sub, Yolk Irmo& Loin : Comisolt aid 0).• Y, Pliefeletlf.,•w• lop I M NIEL'S HYGIENIC .111; PKRII: PERT, willed by the celebrated chemist Dr. tee, V. 114... Le., to be of the purest and meet I, ft tnnoeuoos quulity, and Incapable .1 injuring the mom delicate Adam • • ' ? p,exion, en effect too often predated predated ` by common perfumery. 7)krev: 1 and I. Toilet Soaps, Gd. and it. 4 . : S. Toilet Vineger, 2a id. es. 4. Ilygleale Pomade, la dd. 1 S. H ygienic lair Week la Id. I. Eying& Disable% ta. T. Ornmetle Utica. b. Sold by ell perfumers sad design Sole Proprietor, E. KIMMEL. Se, • Gerrard.utrert, Soho, Lefadom, and It, Gam nary, Paste. IRELAND. nceux, Dec. 3. Rumours are afloat of an intention to secure a seat on the bench for the Irish Attorney-General before a mud. longer experiment be made of the durability of the present government. Some coquetting for the representation of Trinity College, in which a vacancy would the be created, has recently been observable. The Earl and Countess of Eglinton arrived yester day at the vine-regal lodge from England. Their excellencies were conveyed by special steamer from liolylicrul to Kingstown, where they arrived at 3 pa., and thence they came by special train to They were sccompanicd by the Earl of itective and Captain Cost, his excellency's private secretary. A, small estate in Tipperary, producing a net profit rent of 14-1/. 151., was sold yesterday in the hewn reed Estates Court, for 2,7001., or 141 years' pur chase. Lands in the most barren parts of Connaught now sell invariably at more than 20 years' purchase. THE WIL/TIA. (PRAM LACT 1110111T . 11 OMIZTTR.) The followi ng comm i ss i ons h ave b een signed : Sid ney Leveson Lane, Esq., to be est:Rain, vice Fitsher , gned, in the king's Own Igegiment of Stafford 'hire Militia. Cecil Newton Lane, goat., to be lieutenant, in ditto. George Grenville Glover, Esq., late ith Fusilier., to be cassis, rice Franklin, deceased, in the Second or Eastern liniment of Norfolk Militia. Frederick John iterne, gent., to be lieutenant, vice Reser, who retim, in ditto. Edmund Lewis Clutterbuck, Esq., to be captain, in the ito_yul Wiltshi re Mili t i a. Frederick Breton, gent., to be lieutenant, in ditto. Million Joseph flows, to be lieutenant, in the Warwick shire Militia. .Thomas Rob er t Brooke Cartwright, gent., to be cornet, lice Fitr-Itoy, promoted, in the Queen's Own Regiment of Oeford.hire Yeomanry Cavalry. Adolphe. Meetkerke Eq., to be lienteniutt, in the Hen- ferdsbire Mimic NAVAL ADMIRALTY, DEC. 3. APPOINT/1E 4T0.-- Lieu tenants P. Johnstone and E. H. Arthur, to Sidon; J. Honour, to Lido; S. Powell, to rodterre; and T. C. Prince, to Maoielenne. Muter E. Williams, to Centaur. Mates J. H. ilatehard, to London; and Y. J. Thompson, to .'•idon. Midshipmen J. li. Spalding, to Beileropion ; and C. H. Hatton, to Sidon. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. Dammam 4, 1552. TM state of the Weather at each of the following plans at Lae o'clock yesterday atonting. The statism are arranged ia order of latitude. HASTINOS—N.W,• OCZOIS Breen; Cloudless. 80VTli•KTTON—W.; Gentle BMW; Feir FOLKESTONE—W.; Light Breen; Partial/ Cloudy. TONIMIDOI-B.W. ; Gentle Breen ; Cloudless. Basiziozzims—W. ; Calm ; Overcast. Omaxwton—Can ; Partially Cloudy. 821100D-B.W. ; Calm; Partially Cloudy. Cotomarres-B.W. ; Gentle Breen ; Partially Cloudy. YLEMOUTII—W. ; Gentle Breeze; Cloudless. The retires bon the following pines did not reach this ofiles in tine forblicatna yesterday; therefore Indiathe Indian the elan of the weather ow Thunda th ey y morning at sine o'clock. __ _____. roost —S.W.; Calm; Partially Cloudy. Caltsawas—W. ; Gristle lircesa ; Partially Cloudy. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LrveneooL, Dec. 3.—Prices are again lower, and bee. am is quiet. The sales to-day are thus reported:—Aber deen, 161—Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire, 61 e. d Blackburn (late B. C. and W. Y.), 7l—Ditto (pref. 6 per lent.), 261—Caledonian. Xl—Eastern Counties, 131 —East Lancashire, 19 11 16—Great Western, 96—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 86j 7—Leeds Northern (late Leads and Think), 181—London and North Western, 1271—Midland, 801 j 1 — North British, 101 I—Shrewsbury and Chester (pref. guar. 8 per cats), 171—South Eastern and Dover, 241 I—York and North Midland, 31—Great Southern and Western, 63 —Dutch Rhenish, Id. MAWCIISITIS, Dec. 3.—There was only • small busi ness, and priers were lower, though they rallied a little to wards the close. Leeds stock, 871 ; Down, 24 6-16; Leeds Northern, 181 ; Shefeelds, 321; Eastern Counties, 13 1.16; East Lancashire, 191 e. ; Cheshire Junction, 61d.; Caledonian, 334 ; Midlands, Wt. Bisualsosas, Dec. 3.—This market was flat today, eg. *opt as regards local stocks. Birmingham Firs-office shares were done at 1221. Dac. 3.—A considerable amount of business was daze this morning, but prices, in most instances, are the tun lower. The following are the transactions entered into:—Leeds Northern Quarters, 11 pm. ; Leeds Northerns, 181, 181. 11d. 3d., 181; South Eastern and Dover. 211, 241 CRISOU . S Creek, ; Midland Stock. 801,80; Leeds and Liverpool Canal, 612; North Western, 91, 91. Is. 3d., 9; Lancaahire and Yorkshire, 861; Age Fria,lll. TUE SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW. The admission of implements for exhibition at the Smithfield Club Cattle Show neat we. - k, finally closed on Thursday, in accordance with the rules of the club, and so large is the number, that they would occupy • much larger space than that which by possibility can be assigned to them. Among the most prominent are Mr. M'Connick's and Hassey's rival reaping machines. The exhibition of seeds and agricultural produce will also be found to be on a much more extended male than usual, the most prominent stands being occupied by Meson. Thomas Gibbs and Co., seediness to the Royal Agricultural Society of England, and Messrs. Skis , ring, of Liverpool. With respect to the cattle a most ex- traiddisary circumstance has arisen, namely, that notwith standing the unprecedented number of entries over any other year, and that the hour beyond which no admission can take place is ten on Saturday night, up to nine o'clock on Thursday evening but one solitary animal had arrived at the Bazaar, namely, one of the specimens from the Flemish farm, contributed by his Royal Highness Prince Albert. It is rumoured that amongst the eontributors some entries have been made in the name of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. The additional space which has been thrown into the show yard will give ,nearly double the width in the central amentmodation of the public, as compared with former years. SINGULAR AND FATAL CAB ACClDENT.—Yester day morning a remarkable accident caused the death of Mr. George Lemlbitter, formerly a detective officer attached to Bow-street Police-oflice. As Mr. Leadbitter was proceeding home in a cab, and bad a d at the junction of Lower Grosvenor-place with the Victoria-road, he thrust his heed out of the window to speak to the "river, just as the vehicle was on the turn, and the weight of his body coin ciding with the centrifugal tendency communicated to the cab in the act of winding round the corner, threw the body of the vehicle cg' the wheels, and it fell on the unfortunate gentleman. He was at once removed to St. George's lice pital, but was found to be quite dead, and there is every reason to believe that he was killed on the spot. FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—On Tuesday last, James Roberts, the gardener at the Normenton Hotel, Nor manton, near Leeds, was killed on the Midland Railway. lie was crowing the line shout 30 yards below the Norman ton platform, when he was knocked down by the break of an engine just moving or. Hs was dreadfully crushed, sod died is a few minutes. BT CHAMI'ION COURSING MEETING.—THURSDAT. PUPPY STAILLS.--iikeend ties : Trafalgar beat Malice, Thyme beat Maud. ALL•AOID BTAINS.—Second ties: Bona Dea boat Rush- NW, Tendresse beat British Tar. biawn•uniT PUPPY STAILES..—DeCidiIIg : Mr. Bagge's Tube Ross beat Mr. Dabedo's Dove, and won the stakes. CHIPPENRAW ALL-AGED STAXlS.—Deciding come : Mr. Blery's Steam Engine beat Mr. Dobode's Damao, mod woo the stakes, RcyLaxn PUPPY STAIDA.—First ties : Mangonel beat Deception, Tomahawk beat Dulcet. Exxexo ALL.AOIO DOO STAILTS.—Delight beat Red wing, °lanai beat Holyoeke. ALLINOTON-HILL Purr.' STAKTA.—Mr. Dobede's Damietta beat Mr. Fm's Fairy, Mr. Minton's Madcap beat Mr. Hill's Hathaway. FRIDAY. PCIPPT Stamm.—Deciding coarse: Mr. Bilge's Tra falgar and Mr. Bagge's Thyme divided the stakes. ALL-LUND Stamm—Deciding 0011I11: Mr. R. Bagge's Tendresse received ; Mr. Elvey'e Bona Dea drawn, lame. RUTLAND PUPPY STAK6ll.—Deeidling tonne : Mr. JAr• dine's Muttons.' beat Mr. H. Bagge's Tomahawk, and won the stakes. BENING ALL•AGED STAXTE.—Deciding course: Reed's °lanes beat Mr. Dobede'a Delight, and won the stake'. ALLRNOTON HILL PUPPY STAKES. - Deciding coupe: Mr. Debacle', Damietta beat Mr. Minton's Madcap, and woo the stakes. PUBLIC SALES. Dzc. 3.—By Neon. Biturrzzwoazz and SoNti, at the Nan.—A policy for 1,0001., with 3051. accumulations, in the Law Life Assurance, life 52 years, annual premium 261..145. 2d.—sold for 3951. Absolute reversion to one-third part of 4,8171., receivable at death of a lady now aged 56 year-6301. Absolute reversion to one•siath pin of 4,7011. Three per Cent..., receivable at death of a gentleman aged 67 and his wife aged 66-3351. OLD PUTNEY BfilDOE.—The structure which hes for upwards of a century spanned the river between Putney and Fulham, and which has for many years been complained eta/an impediment to navigation at high tide, always to a great extent dangerous to boats and vessels, and from various other causes unfit for the transit of the day, is about to be superseded by such a bridge as is required ; and a company has been formed for that purpose. It is most desirable that what has so long been regarded as a nuisance should give glare to a really desirable object, and there are few who know anything of old Putney-bridge, its high tolls, its unsightly appearance and the inconveni encis and dangers b longing to it, who will not rejoice in the project of the new company.—Globe. HEROIC CONDUCT Or A CHlLD.—Yesterday, Mr. Wakleheld an inquest in the Marylebone W or kh ouse on Ellen Dailey , aged 82. John Shea, aged 9, whose hands were severely burned through attempting to save deceased, stated that he lived with his parents at 7, Maida.buildings, where also resided deceased in the attic. Wieners was alarmed on Tuesday afternoon by hewing some one cry out as if in agony, " Oh, God, help me !" He instantly pro wled up stairs, from whence the voice came, and timid deemed lying on the top landing one mass of flames. Upon mein witness, she exclaimed, ''Johnev, save me !" and he immediately picket bee up, and carried her into her room, mime he began testing of her dress, and attempted to put fliV erag. est the Ire, but be wee suable to do so, he gave the dram. vim ism nwhed in sod extinguished it, after widely wee taken to the workhouse. Dr. Grant peeved that deceased, whose body was com hletely charred , died shortly after her admission to the work ouse. Won be. death, she told the nurse that the fire erigisalled tbeweile a spark flying on her dress from the grate, sad that is enesequence of her blindness and in firmities, she was unable to give an alarm. Verdict, " Ac cidental death." _ COLONIAL ANLI INTERNATIONAL POSTAGE. A special meeting of the council of the Association for pro-1 moting a Cheap and uniform system of Colonial and Inter national Postage was held on Thursday at the house of the Society of Arts, in the Adelphi ; Lord Granville, the pre sident of the association, in the chair. Tut NEW CRYSTAL PALACE.—The decision of the government on the application of the directors of the Crystal Palace Company for a charter—which had been postponed until the opinion of the law officers of the crown had been ascertained as to the bearing of an old act of George 111., prohibiting the opening of disorderly places, under the pre tence of discussing religious and politic al questions, on Sundays on the case of the Crystal Palace—has now been given. The lawyers consider that the wording of the sta tute in question renders it illegal to open any portion of the Crystal Palace or park on Sundays, and consequently the charter has been given with a clause providing that no such opening shall take place unless the legislature shall think fit to sanction it. ' SUPERINTENDENT OF MAIL COACHES.—Mr. Wed derhurse, the chief clerk in the mail coach office, has be i n appointed superintendent of that department in the General Post.offlce, in the room of Georg. Stow, E. 0.. dcressad, THE EGYPTIAN STEAM FRIGATE TAID OIRAAD leaves Soathampton to-day for Alexandria. She will con vey out • few passengers connected with the Oriental Company and Alexandria, by especial favour. She con- Teri out to the Pasha four English mastiffs of immense aloe and strength. Crowds of persons have visited this magnificent frigate during her stay in Southampton docks. MARIA ANTONIA ItAlLwAY.—Tratlic for the week ending November 18. 1552: 1921.-1851: 1571. SAMPRE AND MEUSE RAIL% AY.—Traffic for the month of October, 1852, 1,4951. 6s. 6d. corresponding 1 1 period last rear, 1,1121. Its. 6d. 10(1 lOU 100 10) 100 ,ii Ns 11011 7 , ~ I 144' 144 10 4 brigs Miva.ll6lv. Do. do. de. Peildea/ Brae . &Maiin Clear andl 16116W4 Out lad brim Yolks MN CA 1.6 111) De. (XIS L Ele) Osule ... • Ualtrai A.. retro. GM 0 Ant. kW.1,1:1116.11111nals - I bliabersh ird I Selalnallk rgrehme. Olugew i Ilralk r Mora unit Ilsithrre dine. A, Illsok.. De. 11 drese.ll. Stack GreMe t AW& owl Weit.(lrt. Winkles Id* *we &sari . wren ma IMIILM . . De. 1166 ded Terbakts. Da. w.m itiall e Valet Leedom aed Las.,Tilbury,lt lloutheal Lea, BrlgAwn, h cu. Lei= i!t_llegtliAtest Do—CIO si.,ll:sati O.fQ lAiak liestli- water. I — Do.Tai B4o 3o - :. ... Loadaedeery k Coleraine I.onelonderyk Mainsail let alanob"Kbef.ALliseoloon Do. lima Lac'. Vole, ltwmarkot !lewr,Watwpi*Uklo . Noetwk .. ... ... .. Do K.:' Nortbero Counties Uhl. o 'North britolt - . North Devoe, ' No. I. .. A Deferred Do. 4 Goorsotoed Aorth . North Welton !Northam' b. Westarahux Qatar Qoro., • Malta :owlish Central snecottlalntend Rim.. Clow Do. L &N.W.Duar.Btk Shrewsbury & Desefor shrewebory sad Chester (Nor. W. MIL) ... De. Halves Do. Otwestry . ehrepektre Vales . South Doty* . ,touth tasters . p.outli Wales ' South Torkoh.kal•olDu !Ditto_ ditto Vale of tenth Waterford and Kilkenny. Wide, toed and Limerick. 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WOVIONef and 1 Ovals., tn. per bat 9 Dit.o ditto ditto II 4 toeor.Dioirm.NemOtiar. 10 4brawv.ltChaatet(Nor.R. 0191.1 9 per Oast—. 10 Do. 0 per it loath Dingo II Ditto 11;or all booth Zoolora (Roadtag Aro.) of 91.0.11 Ilik.Torkohlro4perot.Oaar 11 Waterford It 110 Tort, Nowcastla,lt hero Ot.Nortk of kompureb I Ditto Ditto 111 Seem horlisa Chanwel and lirquallasa No Iluregas of One him Pmlrak. hatallka Rare . t 4 rmi I•Ws!Leransikanne E=. Do. (Bailey) nes am avow. I.dYes. 0 00 080 I i ail - iv iii ia : : lIENIC MONEY MARKET. Puast Itrawieo. The English stock market was depressed to-day. Budget rumours were very plentiful, and all of a character calculated to depress prices, so that buyers are naturally induced to suspend operations till the financial scheme of the Chancellor of the Exchequer shall have been definitively announced. It may be noticed that a project for the reduction of the interest on the 3 per cent. debt of the empire, openly recom mended by the ministerial organs, would, under some circumstances,—unless, for instance, proposed by a government strongly established, and pour ing the confidence of the nation,—be received with considerable distrust by fundholders, and would thus give occasion to a decline in prices, although, if opportunely proposed, and well carried out, tending so greatly to the promotion of the prosperity of the country by alleviating the present enormous burden of taxation. Consols ruled throughout the day at 1001 to 101 for money and the 9th December, and so officially closed ; but after the regular business hours the impression became stronger that no hasty inter ference with the fiscal resources of the country will be attempted, and the price rallied to 101 to 1. The purchase of the government broker was effected about noon in the Reduced Threes, raising the price from 100 to 1004. The business list is as follows Three per Cent. Consols. for money, 1001, 101, 1004 ; ditto, for account, 101, 1004, 101. Three per Cent. Reduced, 1001, 100, 4. Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 1031, 1, 3. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 7-16. Bank Stock, 2231, 222. Exchequer Bills, remain quoted 695. to its. prem. March and June, and India Bonds 80s. to 83s. prem. Prices of the foreign securities are fairly sup. ported, with only a hitting variation. Peruvian Deferred Bonds are looking up, and Brazilian, Dutch, and Grenadian are very firm. Sardinian Fives are quoted with the dividend off. Sales are thus marked :—Brazilian New Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1832, 971, 98. Danish Three per Cents., 841, 1; ditto Five per Cents., 1061, 3. Granada One and-a-Half per Cents., ex Dec., 1849 coupon, 221, 1, ; ditto Deferred, 13, 1, 121, 131. Mexican Three per Cents., 23, 241; ditto for account, 16th Dec., 23. Peruvian Six per Cents., 1044 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 654, 65, 1. Portuguese Con verted Four per Cents., 381,1. Russian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 104/. Sardinian Five per Cents., 974, 97 ex div. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 241, ; ditto for account, 241,1. Swedish Mortgage Loan, 11 dis. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 11 prem. Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 401. A large business continues to be done in bank, land, steam, and miscellaneous shares. Our list of transactions to-day in.cludes:—Bank of Australasia at 715 and 71; Colonial Bank, 151; English, Scot tish, and Australian Bank, 5, 5, 45 ; London Char tered Bank of Australia, 41, 41; Union Bank of Australia, 62, 1 ; Southampton Docks, 40 ; Austra lian Agricultural, 90, 91, 85, showing a re-action; Crystal Palace of France (21. paid), 21; Electric Telegraph of Ireland, 11 ; General Screw Steam Shipping, 56, 1,55, ex new; Netherlands Land In closure, 21; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, (201. paid), 52; Royal Mail Steam, 79; South Australian Land, 411, 401, 41. Shares of the Beziers and Graiseessee Railway closed 1 toll prem.; Bordeaux and Cette (which are now officially marked under the title of the Southern Railway of France), 43 to 51 prem. ; Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway to prem. ; Western Railway of Swit zer l an d, Wo 1 prem.; South Eastern of France, 1 to 1 prem.; imbledon and Croydon, 2 to 21 prem.; bluish Zealand Railway, 11 to 2 prem.; Lake Constance and Basle Railway, 1 dia. to; prem.; Lucca and Pistoje, 1 dis. to 1 prem.; Great Western and City Junction Railway, 1 to 1 prem.; Tynemouth Docks and Railway, I to 1 prem.; Bank of Asia, to prem.; Bank of India, Australia, and China, t o 11 prem.; Royal Swedish Railway, to 1 prem. It was stated at the meeting of this Company, held at Gottenburg on the 22nd and 24th ult., that the charter had been duly obtained. Pursuant to the original recommendation, 4 per cent. per annum of the gua rantee granted by the Swedish government is to be appropriated to dividend, whilst the remaining 1 per cent. will form a sinking fund. We see that such of the shareholders as may be paid off will have certificates with dividend coupons given to them, by which they will still be entitled to their due proportion of the yearly profits of the company that may exceed S per cent. per annum upon the capital, this privilege extending till the eud of the 40 years fixed by the charter. This arrangement is ' in accordance with the dictates of justice. onday next has been appointed settling day for shares of the Western Railway of Switzer ; the Submarine Telegraph Company ; and Australian Pacific Steam Packet Company. prices of all these shares are to be officially marked. It is thus inferred that these new associa tions have duly complied with the new regulations of the Stock Exchange, as regards having at least two thirds of their capital paid up (or the first deposit paid), as well as other points. The Duke of Wellington has arrived from Sydney with dates to the 20th August, and 21,363 ounces of gold, worth about 85,4001. The bill brought before the Dutch Chambers pro poses to reduce the Four per Cents, into a Three-and- Three-Quarter per Cent. Stock, not into a Three and-a-Half per Cent., as reported by telegraph yes terday. The new stock, however, is to be issued not below 98 per cent." A guarantee is given that so new conversion shall take place till the 31st Dec., 1856. The total Four per Cent debt of Holland amounts to 252,000,000 florins (21,000,0001); on which the yearly charge is 10,086,320 florins (840,5001.); so that the saving by the reduction is estimated at 630,000 florins, or 62,5001, sterling. This measure appears to be well received. The Belgian official paper publishes the decree for the conversion of the Dire per Cents. into Four-and s-Half per Cents., the bill having received the royal assist. The Five per Cent. Lean of 1840, amounts Nos 1116,940,0001 i. ; of 1842, to 28,621,718 fr. ; and of 1848, to 37,513,940 fr., making a total of 163,075,6.581 r., or about 6,123,0001. sterling. The present yearly interest on this should be 306,0004 and the interest at the reduced rate of four-and-a half per cent., 275,500/., showing an annual saving of rather more than 30,0001. The present rate of interest will be continued till the Ist May, 1853. The second instalment of 11. per share on the scrip sertificates of Preference Shares in the Cork and iatlon Itailwayrompany falls due on Saturday next. The business in foreign bills of exchange to-day was but limited. The chief feature was a decline of full /of a Schilling in the rate on Hambur g as com pared with the price current last post day. The transactions ruled at 13.6 to 65, with but few bills offering. Frankfort was in demand at 1191. Bills on Vienna sad 'Trieste also met with more inquiry, and were done lower. Paper on Paris presented no alteration, but the demand for three months' bills continues. On Amsterdam, and Italian and Spanish places, rates were scarcely altered. For Lisbon and Oporto there was less demand. The quotation on New York at 60 days' sight ranged at 48 to 5, St. Petersburg was flat at 374 to 38. The telegraphic despatch from Vienna of yesterday reports an improvement in the money market. The new loan was quoted 95, or par; the exchange on the The departments Seven day and ether bills 1,401,912 Increase 12,278 The Rest The Reserve - . There is nothing very striking in this return, which in its main features, like the previous balance sheets of the institution, is highly satisfactory. - THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. So far as the stock markets are concerned the ef fect of the Budget is favourable, satisfaction being expressed by landholders at the absence of any espe cial burden on this species of property, as well as of any interference with the public debt. Con sols opened 101}, and have since risen to 1011 to 1 for money and the 9th, and lett to !, for lan. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 100``-; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 10:32 to I ; India Stock, 277; Bank Stock, 222; South Sea Stock 111 Z. The floating debt is very quiet. There is scarcely the slightest change in the fo reign stocks. Peruvian bonds are firm, and Spanish rather flat. Peruvian Deferred mark 63 to :; ; Spanish Old Threes, 51'4 to ; Swedish Loan 14 to 11 dis. ; Turkish Loan, 11 to 1.1 prem.; Granada Deferred, 121 to 131; Dutch Fours, 981. tel 1 4 0 i Ii 3! 314 Sti 1 16 es Ito 111 181 814 24 12 121 3 1 die - 91 •6 die 21 dls 46 31 96 9 36 4 pe 44 23 94 94 GS GS VI 69 79 77 11 1 SIG 20 21 10 101 13 IS 21 24 . 23 We iii goi 41e 14 . 13 -: 1 9 1 12 3 10 291 29 7 1 2 1 !! Pia Ale 2 l i i fe 111 SO $1 WO 304 SO SI n n 1011 111 is 14 149 131 U 33e 113 111 374 11 111 11 4 gt 11 114 SSf 1074 104 64 IS - - r• 160 161 149 11l i la 11l $3 1014 IN 10? 109 104 led 19 10i i al i Pal 4 4 . 1 . . 1 4 11i If z psi 4 14 111 3 SI 11l 119 111 114 9 SI 1091 11014 Pm In z IA Pal 411 li i l4 Pla 96011 ll Ili l i di. i Jr .riiii - ti e Ar NN i : lop 101 UN I► 4 Ilfpm. 114 IS Pa I, IS Psr ire 19 . .20. -- I * l7 i PR IN IN - 10 Ps ILWATP. 1 .2 ti It ft 3 on 1 31 ma par pm '‘‘ 'll I I 1 I 0 111. 1 1 9n • 111 i 93j $ Hi 4 w• H 4 • a 40 !! ull HI git 71 II 431 li i i a 1 123 ' 7 IU 7I $74 I 4 111 Ili ltti I 111 1211 8f 13 Sli $Ol 4sl 1 pa 76 6 $1 Inil li xd . LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. . i lot knout. PAWS, Me. 1. .'or limey. Opialag Illsbeet. Lowest amine. ter Gnu. per Conte , 1923 ... ... .. ... per Cana., 1031 , 103 30 107 II ". 106 0 106 90 or Gent. lot Cents. New Loam .. 3 per Cents. 41 per Cents , 1 1 25 46 per Cents., 1832 1 per Cents per Cents. New Loan ... ... 1 ... Elarlar on Loudon: itsight, 23 20; 90 days, 23 76. ithrlash 3 swamis 99/ Mossy I Naples , Rents — Shasy. D~ lee] D/. 41 Pednont 3 p.Ct lOO 25... 1 Trrw ll 7 Roods ••• Dr. 0, 1831 PAWS, Dec. 3.—St. Germain, 1,450; Versailles (right Maio. ; ditto (left beak), 833; Parts and Orleans. 1,040 Puns and Rouen, 909; Rouen and Ilavre, 533; Marseilles and M - -• Wagerer, and Bale, 317 SO; Northern, ; Pans and nirsabot;rg, 840; Puri. and Lyons, 935; Lyons and Avignon, 770; Montanan and Troyes, 370; t nest, 775; Biome and tit. Inner to Gray, • Paris and Cherbourg, G 35; Dion and Besancon. God; Bordeaux ;tad Cat e, 810; Dupre and 'comp, 333; Bordeaux and Test.,—; Paris and iMeaux, Grand Comte, —. VIENNA, Nov. 30.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 947.. New Loan (Series A), 9 ; (Series II), 111. Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 83i. Bank Shares, 1,333. Exchange on London, 11.28. BERLIN, DEC. I.—Voluntary Loan; 1011. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1851), 103; ditto (1852), 104 ; National Debt, 91,1. Commercial and Marine Society's Premium, 148. Bank Shares, 1094. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE DIAR,KETS. MINCINO-LANI, SATURDAY Mormon°. The colonial markets have again been dull, and a very limited bulimia has been transacted. The public sales of Sugar have been small, and privately also but little hu changed bands. The refining sorts have commanded full rates, but grocery qualities have been sold on rather easier terms. Coffee has not been much inquired for, and the sales have gone off flatly, at prices rather in favour of the buyers. A better demand has existed for Rice, and the sales made have been at about 3d. per cwt. advance. East India Ginger has brought advanced rates. The Tea market remains unchanged, and common Cougou is still quoted 91d. per lb., with but little business done. The sales of Wednesday passed off flatly. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E• J. Davis reports trade dull, at the :following quo tio.ttiw ; nl ßo .— . P e r n. Meadowim4es.to, ; 57 Hacyl,o7vtr. 0$ a.tBeBo. to 1.; inferior, 6.55. to Cut. 05s. to 901.; Straw, 251. to 30s. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. In spite of the soap duty being untouched by the Chan cellor of the Exchequer, whereas it was thought by many in the trade that, in conseqnence of its onerous character, and the importance of its removal in a sanitary pint of view, it would have been proposed for repeal— the Tallow market continues in the same state as yesterday, the vigour of the demand far consumption maintaining the price in spite of the disappointment on the subject of the soap duty. Town Tallow is quoted 475. nett c as h ; Peters burg Y.O. on the spot, 475. 3d. all this year, 47 1 . 3d. ; January to March, (1853), 471. 9 d.; October to December (1853), 455. MARKET AVERAGEB.—Town Tallow, 495. 3d. ; Fat by ditto, 2s. Bd. Yellow Russian, 495. ; melted Stuff, 365. Ga. ; rough ditto, 235. 6d. ; Tallow (heaves, 145.; good Dregs, 61. METALS.—Mr. Matte's circular states that there has been a large business in Scotch pig iron this week, and the price rapidly advanced to 675. Gd. per ton, three months open. There are few sellers in the market, although prices are rather easier trday ; we quote 645. &l. to &is. cash. an d 665. to 675. three months open. There is increased demand for rails, and the price may be quoted 51. per ton above last week. Spelter is quiet at 191. 10s. on the spot. 150 tons for spring shipment have been sold at 191. Lead con tinues on the advance. English tin—No sellers at present rates. Tin plates are in large request. Prices arc on the advance. TILE HOLBORN UNION AND TUE NEW POOR-LAW RELIEF ORDER.—In reply to the objections urged by the guardians of the Holborn Union, against the new relief order, the Poor-law Board have addressed a letter to the guardians, in which they state that " as the guardians are legally bound to observe the pro visions of the order, the board must request them to carry it into operation;" and add in conclusion, that " the guar dians are mistaken in supposing that the order is almost univenully objected to: on the contrary, they belie ve th a t it is at the present moment generally acted upon in the majority of the unions and parishes in the metropolitan districts to which it has been issued." Upon this commaoi cation being read at the last meeting of the guardians, the following resolution was moved by Mr. Pearson, and carried with one dissentient :—" That the clerk be in structed to write to the Poor-law Board, requesting them not to enforce the carrying out of the order against the firm convictions of the guardians, until the matter be brought before parliament, especially as it is intended to call the attention of parliament to the directions and rules contained in the order."—Mr. James stated that tram com munications which had reached him he was in a position to state that seven unions and parishes in the metropolis were attempting to carry out the order, six partially so, flee had ' made the attempt, making with the Holborn Union twelve boards which had not adopted the order.—lt was thea re solved to petition parliament against the order in question, and a petition was drawn up and signed accordingly. TILE ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON AND NORTH- Warriax RAILWAY.—An inquest upon the bodies of the engine driver and stoker, who were killed by the accident at If suton on Thursday night, was commenced last evening and aljourned till Monday next, for the production of further evidence. ROYAL COLLEGE OF SCEGEONS.—The council of this institution having established a Board of Examiners in Midwifery, consisting of Mr. James Luke, Dr. Arthur Fame, Dr. Henry Oldham, and Dr. James Reid, they met for the first time on Wednesday last, when the follow ing gentlemen, who had previously been admitted members of the college, having undergone the necessary examina tions, were admitted licentiates in midwifery:—Messrs. George Frederick Winton Willing, Hampstead ; Francis Philip Cupric, Eltham; George Earle, Beverley ; Cleorge Selwyn Morris, Sydenhain Park; Robert William Cockerill, Symoud's Inn; John Armstrong, Manchester, Francis Rus sell Hall, Tulboum ; William Henry Barham, Cambridge- • terrace, Hydc Park ; and Samuel M. C. Anderson Smith, i Kilburn. OATHS IN CHANCERT.—By the Lotd Chancellor's bill passing through the House of Lords (just prins‘B persons now styled "Masters Extraordinary in are to be designated "country agents to administer oSt in Chancery ;" and " London agents," within ten miles of, Linc•ln's-inn Hall, aro to administer oaths toy proceedings. . in London; and they are to be entitled to 15.64. for every oath administered by them. A Chancery sliding of 11. is tO bo the charge of appointment for a Louden Or roOotry . . agent. krktibe.