The Express. — London, England, 1853-11-09 00:00:00

Vbt *rxprt%sl LONDON, WEDNESDAI EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1853. [THREEPENCE MONEY MARKET. 15-16 to 7-16 prem.; Colonial Gold, 7-16 to 9-16 prem ; and Great Nugget, s to j prem. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 421 to 431; Peel River, 4 tot, prem.; North British Austra. 3-16 to 5:16 prem.; and Scottish Australian Investment, 1 9-16 to 1 11-16 prem. Imperial Bra zilian shares have been dealt in at 61, and Nlexican and South American at 74. . TVISDAT EVENINO. The English stock market opened firmly, and for a short time was maintained at an advance of about per cent.; but some degree of flatness was observ able towards the close, and the final range was about identical with that of yesterday. On the whole the market to-day has been weaker. As the settlement of the monthly account in Consols progresses, it becomes gradually more easy for the speculators for the fall, the market being better supplied with COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. stock, whilst, owing chiefly to the late purchases against" bear "accounts, the outstanding speculation for lower prices is diminished. Independeut:y of the MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. The wheat tride in Mark.lane this morning was steady. at the deelit.e noted on Monday last. Flour cra: n..t tr- purchase(' on easier terms than before. Barley was in short supply, anti its value was weii sup p3rted. 0 its sold or. much the same terms as on last market day. Beans wore wily 43 dear, and peas were dull at the redue , ti,n noted on hlanuay. A6IIIVAL.6 LA: , . LONDON V 0.051 NOV. rth to N.)V. lids. . 1r wit. . Wbee. .... I 140 I ..... l3blo . ...1 121* 100 h5O flt/ ...... • .. 3‘ , 0 4 , 1 MIA ..... $lO roue. —: loans of stock which have been renewed at the pre- sent acttliog, and of the fresh loans contracted with bankers and others, who are making a large rate of per centage out of the present oversold position of the market, real sales are more freely effected at present prices. The rate of " backwardation," or . and oanels. charge for the loan of stock, is thus lighter, ruling during the greater part of the day at 1-16, so far as regards parties of standing. Although specula tire sales hare not been so freely entered into of late, owing to the approach of the settling thy, there is yet a decided disposition amongst the " bear " party to operate for lower prices for the December MINCING-LANE.—Titis DAY. The sunual Cif IC 11.1:;w having paired uowil 11:, cuig-iene suspended markets; the public saes were postponed, ' end the private contract market can scarcely be utid to have ope tied. TEA.—T:.e cows received yetterdzy hay stur....:ated buyers, and an advance of fully id. hub been estabi.sheti. Importers pr. tty generally seem iuclincd to wait the Arrival l i of the letters before making prices. ace:unt in ;iew of the threatening aspect of foreign ...,- / re, (-;,.... I_- fr. ....- - • •-• ,--- - X . ...- -,. • .... • - - - / ~. . /i v , .. . ,• - • ---' ..- ~. - / ---."'"•••••..--.../ • ,• ifj , tlt r_, -•- ----PIO. 2,232.] LON DON, WEDNESDAY EVE: - - ‘111.1.1iP.5.--WANTED, a SITUATION es SHARE LISTS. eaarzaaatta uumas. reiu.sit .i , stoma...siva, Sw., sy ma sspiessid st. , too Aberdeen - t ee Metes e eau W gives.-80,0•11.1 / 01 . 75 --- 4- - St. 100 Aftwoor. No. 2, 7 per CI ;- - Rio • . . 16. ISt Cre 0 kerlOr . . t O l e .. " TeSidAY EeDRINO. at. 10^ 1'116%0t it Mater 4 per Ct.; - - In the English railway market business to-day ft s - ' 1 Is C5a , 1(! . .111.e32_,__ ! ._.....! se IN i - 14 Ifs sad HOLYHEAD ItAILWAY,- was restricted, and devoid of any feature of much ''''' •`"" ""q° 94 . 1 . - - I* MI Vert and Codes - • SCOTLAND, and' importance. More disposition has been shown of late, se, au uses«, rat ' th, et .. Cs. - .... C...,••••Slllr'sl 4 T70 1 betook I-NOLAND,( III -.1 however, to buy speculatively, especially on country I 6 ••• Jr. " o ° 2 •• ;•• j • 64 11,64.42''.,1 111 4 // i' L / I y ijit l l o l. o74, that nn ant after the lot De. Se 3e RawAntliant.l4.lo•l•l7.s.-1 1 • 3 -1116; - Dipl y, i n hilashlNO ARRANGRURNTS for orders. Midland stock, for instance, has been bought $ 1 5 Do. do. (61.17 per Ct. , 43t, de • 4 111 If I•_,'" 6 ,' 31 ,4 4 4, Jecuallsedeachoinly tattle LXI'MFts VESSELS by operators fur the rise for the next account, and 14 j 3 WAD- 0 1 - 12e./ 2 per 01. ° , • I l'el tr. - `,l - ..itilar'l ll'"V IIKAI "' MI " . I. ' wtlch lea " kill s . " hovers and Caledonians have also been is specula " " r " l ' c'" 'L l " ,' P al l 4 " l' 11 14 I th 4- '•-• - 1 ' • 66 ,1 il• .-., trot at 5.30 p...-By order,' '6l Who do. . ii.ai le le 6 .v. Ai 1 ••••1 J. 0. BINGER. ties favour. The bales being moderate, price / thus to "le Do. sew it ~er Cwt. etosll lei 1 4 on met. 24 11411 c • ye a .user .. e vs, t . . • 91309/ much steadiness. After being maintained at "I 1 ° "4-u4l"-''''Prueft-ci, So H _ w t. • - --- ----- -st. tool:apt Lane/shire . - - - A N L' 0 ( DEPOSIT, 7, St. Martin's-place, I a slight improvement in the morning, however, t he san Eastilt‘VestYorkJus.3ths - - Trof ihproqoare, b.I.JOIL market gave way slightly towards the close, in sym- s ; $ 'car. Verb. Dundee., 1 a e 3 31 el 1•24` 21 5 0 114 "!••• 2 ••• n4' 4 ° l4 63 ••••• 1 ". pathy with the flatness of the funds; and at the ter ..o.. $OlO3. • St. , IS. Great Notheras r e nt -lit 116 120 1 - II - . Ss loCta - en, hy shirts a high rate of Intent may be •ta wort oroiny. =nation of bnaine.e quotations were in some in- i " deenable at I-i p.a. pat lell 110 109 10 50 1 -'"' „ Aped la hoory_aled7s l 7- stances rather below the-last rates of yesterday. ► to 10 Dv. ee percent. ec.ip 1 epm lx .6c., ems be vy. Moog* Diffirdee. di te 01.-Stla Wastrn9ll4lglithe 6 el • - . l'•••1611.11,141 hell es eteelkedoe. 1111 6 Wrest Otriallontses s o e- 134 7 THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. St. :hi Do.eort.releara. 14 p.c. 49 :ol -. llVlf, 131. IN EAS.--111-r. W 'l . *4 4 G.:now. e 9, Reanissrieboanano L om b % to m . • „ rivw, auISA APrAKATIMBS SHINN visip, at HO Ditto irredeemable enio et 9 a 100 H. IIALSE. the The railway market exhibits a decided reaction to- 16 6 . 1 ......, 44 42 , 43 ., Fi e ,: , di. par day, after the late rise. The news from the East of i.. iio .. D.tto 6 per cent stack_ 119 141 ftwe tr 1 7 " $4 b ., p 44 44, 144 64 mew 6 6 6 616 6 66/ . Europe and the fall in Consols have produced • gene- el. 1 " : 1 .°•••• 14 trdt•Pfer•• Moil - t ...amino sedan ,I,all.et. 100 Ditto New G00r.6 no Ct.: - - ---- -- -- ..--- VS hu ate MODE RATOR LAMP , Irfak globe Londor. and North-Western stock is quoted 102} to 134 all locidositerry er Colo. 1,11 - - - 0 e 1... am ~...4 w e si dne,llse. blelses. 010 w WI 'lady 1037 Great Western, IN to 1 ; Midiand, 61 to 62; v 4 ..!' L-d... , .-uennk-ith "t 1,4 web. leery atne iir,,,e i s ..imills, aw.amai rmiii. 2 is Asa.nteen.oLtii:.na.Nol 0 7 4 110ro wt t I , ‘ 3 , 1 . ,„, v ar. men, siciainif (41404/appeoLte Lancashire and Yorkshire, Ili to i ; Great North- to .o . 00. Ns+ 410 ....94 11/ pe UAW/W.4 1 ; 1 Do. 41 ... ... ... erne, 2 0 ; to I ; Caledonians, 271 to : ; and Dover., 1 [ i IPa 31 _. . - --- 18._I to Z. 24 all Maryp.k Carlisle, 4j pet. -- we --- MX SUCCESSFUL RESULTS d the bit half a. lies litutisaaommbeas.w.oi IN 141 140 , y hoe props/ Seined olvdelloo Wei 211OULANDer French shares have also declined. Northerns are 161 9 1 Ditto Frehersoc......... 1 4dh St ; 1031Vorfollt Ititteroieo . . - - /,.. 46 4 011. poosooe 14003 1 A1 ** lol *** ^_,_ ..ja LI quoted 335 to 34 ; Strasbourgs, 371 to 38 ; and Paris a iool um. 5 t er ir. Ran. itei - vellent9ol, 'r•l iw're•enth th 'the liththe a.”''' .... la and Lyons, 181 to 17 prem. 0 1. ° the ,petit •a. aciest It raltaelleall, from ts.iino off or turn - St. 100 Do.Wora3erVallay 1 pet - -- r..---, d1.,,a . •••32. Oar -ctemoratt froro Karl and dandrift ORDINARY SHARES AND 6TOCKIL M. Pm' N•et2. liritish - ... ... - - 149 le • ...71 A ,T 4474 .• - o b.o is draltr post, curly. and .long. For children it Is 20 dl iNorth Suriordardre i23 24 . 4 , 2 . 4444a rakci. • o forming the basis ot • beautiful head of 4 1 $.„.. thong Priem Sale to-day St.j 1110 1 0xford. Maunder, aid' our - .w tee. , Yesterday. , to 3 p.m. ; erolrer., 41i. 6 per Cone 104 100 "1-- ' . 0 d m ;. i fouiiv I..ioitte. ... o no. to lour lli. '-'•• , bai ,.., 7 - 4 . 4 .. • • , _. ~,•,.. ,_ ....._ „.. _______ _, ...-, ......, ---....-.. .-......,_-.-. ---i --. _-- le; all 1 01t..0 ditto Cs r 1 Ipm $,..40.: 'WI &lA° toot "1 al" I . a" a "' .. - '''' PV Ti r '" Vt. 190 therdrot .. .„ ... .1 20 204 I 404 arerb, s !Colima. Macesur J 111. it two lino. g , 6 osr.-• -.Ate -644er3am, h tot es" te eth a* the '4 31 II •le London; th . 1 "the"- , 24 • 21. ' t's '''' lB •l If 116 ritroo.tC , osiallfor.W. ...... tot A. Itioß . *VII ....1 30. 0, . , att0n...03 n, vil RA JultrAon .. 41 41 141 1 ! 1 Nth , 9 r oe Colt.- 166 174 b r a C 11 • 1 .49 ll•P•0111 14111 . 131 at straway.estaaiviata 11 NI 10 •10 , Do. spi r Cent .„ •94 1114 -------. it 11 sithea.„ Las.,•volioxlusir, 13 II die U' 0 j eouth DM rt .. . IS .5 . 371 e'l , Da.Meseettlra-3310251.C. IS In 10 ' 11. IDt's Fixed 41 . per Cent par 6pm Cr; ---- . 12 101 :3, ita. to. la_ iSe -:t dis' ' 1454. all South Rottro (Reading It. lin lirktolood Zone ... .., 93 Ana lot 41.0.6...... 134 244 --i 4 :/ .Is ) di. 100 Oaloloolas . . •.1 4,21 231 Si 41 dt. , 100 Do. -11-per tent. ii , A. 1.4 -1r&11.‘1 t• all Closest sirt II • 3I • yhe;d . ....1 14 4 174 17 10 at' Salo adureeptreLOnar IV 10 4 4 '. -, .i .ji . i ". ..' I 'l-i.‘4.7• 1 - 16 50 all CO' ant haat.* ... ...i U 15 42 13 °Ulnae* Belfaistluor ..I 42 46 6: 2 WatulotiltrCilksiony6p.et - - die ft. 100 Tait. Irsweastle,ll boss., 13 42 1.7 tato, rteah, and Aber. aLh-.4 in tee d nrrui. 14 44 97 deer lunation ... ...1 7 44 17 i 13 5 Ditto Dim .. _4* 44 i 13 all &MIMOSA . . . 6 41 2, 110 Y0rki0N.M14.11.k4,, , r0 4 .li,, i pra pi T EVIL -By Her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent. la a D,,,,, tau, ii ;;, - 4 fa; 3 34 ___ N o w.:y . I. are it one. F.:tented application of cbewitc.lly pa. 4 , *II s antra ovum , .. ... is 1 Is i i ' 1 pa. 1 WIIITS 19045 Mt 140 1 In the cre.sintetsocif ARNIFICIAL tit. lOn 4. omen Unto., thaso A-. 49 MDIES. mum. SAM. and Falato. -Mr. REIIRAINI WY.17.1.1', soiree- is di Do. go, R.U. a., .... - - Clod , g BeSl2llOl 1,,,..g. •• I. fi e ..renarortree, Gronetormuan. s• de Inventor and MI. , .. 1. ,. i ',.... D ~., .. ; 3 , 3 1 1 :rho dime p e ,,,,... t a m original, snit laroluebte invention, consisting in SI SW Ibexes Mom. eskL Yesterday. to-day. the 41 video, with tka wart stolen. Ayfoition and succon, of 4 8 3. 3 1 0 '1 i N is t a , th dr l A -b ,,,, d i- 0,..,6 . , .' ." 9 . 63 . -- --•-- -.-- _......- Ctrews4 Preyerad MUTE 124145 itUbilElt as II 14.10. to the 10 I 3A2.c0b ,,, Ab au , „ Om ... ._ 2 iit,orta I Ague Fria el I I ?42 cg.,amy (Ado Dose Mae. The extraordinary result. id this Si. ow ,4,,.,,0,,,A.,.,, th .,,,,,,,,.. 22 . 3 30,01:10 1 *Anglo Allandlail o°l4 all idle par, • n moy be Wray rated is aLs of their most prominent ~,. 1 ,„, 1 0 ,,, v ,,, 1 ,, ,„„ awinaa _ ._ 4p i _MILIOO.O" 4 1 1-c. •thritiCalitornian tist - Jr% 01711 1 M u'Eual :-A d 41111 1 7 WO' an •Tuide• ( .. no *mar. it.. iou i (-nett Rothe's ... .. 64 55 Is 171,000 10 f 4estialoto _.. .. wns, or Iwtrdnw are required, a greatly incensed freedom el 57. . 10 1 0 ,,,. A. „ Ad. ... ... 5 ,, . 1 40,004 6 Do. Coal Male( 1 - - ...to ia supplied, a named elorieity hitherto whoily unattainable, 2 ,1 904 i Do. 6 , nook ... ... 111 I SO 119 20,040 20 j rAtistraliali sad a IP. perfected with the most unerring accuracy, is enured, ~11 , ,, ~,,„..ii. . .i wer.th. ., un 9 0 4 60,1-N' 1 piestredien °orator' s wide thin the ealterss. and Snit:Min 07 the agent employed, the o r no, 1 0 , 46/ l e mon .. .. 1 2 , 2 $3 , 100,100 I lAartrallan Freehold greatot.upport to e t', ato the wijoinies teeth when lone, or rendered IS 111 1 Irish South Fastens .. - - $2,000 1 1 Ave Marta. all e 4 die int k, t y t h e a bserptioa of the rums. The acid* of the mouth exert se all, Amami ., Ai ., Dom ,. .. $1 30 44,0,500 I 'Britt.% Agostino Gold all i 11_ Me w . p . m . th e et i e nneary prepared White India Rubber, and , la It tr . 111 1 Do. ~,,,,i , . . ~ 114 „.. 1 1 SSA% 20 .40riLloblion 14.6 7 9 lea hil-cou'heior, dm Is of any temperature may with thorough d e lidd 1 u0c0 , A W.„,,,ii,a,:r 0 „, - ;, WI ; A v•• OM 1 I 16,000 SS ittiriax.lnte.(imatjt•lal• 444 G u t 7 Of swoon he Indebed ont ra tattled in the mouth, all unplesoaritards of 14 ,1 174 , De. ma j ...--- 7 1 61 des 11,0C6 10 1 Da•OorosandCalabe all I If oisie.. or taste being I .-ohe •anir unse whnly printed against, / le , 11 4 Do. Vie.t Rivin d Zone 41 41 ii.- X. 1-: ! Do. St. John Del Rey II SS swats, name of its prep at anon. -To be Omitted oily at le 1 ail Leeds Northern ... .. 13 13 $ 110,00 e 1 Carew'. Creek 4 Idu Per 61, LOWER GROSVENOK.STBARI, LONDON 114 lie Unloosed Steelman .. $ 14 I 12,007 40 I Oaks Omar 12, day.stnet, Lob. 10 , 7 ,Loa.,Tiibiuy,at 6outhmll 6 Ipa 140,W0 6 tColonial tied I ll 1D- re, Orslagrrostrett, Neweertloto-Tyne. U. !tee ;Low., liri g ht-n, is e. Coo , 964 974 97 1 .. !Coping) II 111 124 • 81.1170 .Limakin h North -Wisp , ton 114 MIN 4 $00,500 St. • *Copper Miners of Ind. all 33 63 11 li D A I L Y NEW 5 : 1 i Do- kr limey ... ... - . 4 5,1.00 13 `?Do. int 7 4 percent. all 47 pm Les•s4l Morning Paper, prix. Sd. 20 IS Do. Finn - . par 4 pla 124 70,1. 5 .+EnsbAi,trelleneoppr all S 4 3 Ara Poittleal Orearh . tho DAILY 2.1:44,4 is at the head of the LI- !!) I .. 1 '!, no„ : 4. 10 1 4 4•_.i . :1 04211 -(e' e 1 pen 10rent Natant Vein ai ah e 1 pm the'th e 3 1 Uo Registered Into ?moot Geed ^...- .16 etrarstior free rerun-raw in its toadied .1 .4: 3 ... 34 3. 733 _ • •.• ••• :7 - 3 1 1 • . SO,OOl 20 ISG,erel lita6, tad all • nod sad wit-that founts, whether political, socuit, 171 - o ir li I 7 , 01000 0... 2...1•000^ 17 • 011117 0 73 71 io ... ... l4 13 Ale 72,00 t 1 °rasa ILnaeby of Wen ell 1 die par er winesetsel. MO' 1 01taste P Agootli ell 21 A die Is the retest and islet of it* 'leveret Non, -in the *nosey of Ito ...0 I 911. De.._44o_ . _,,......., 13 2 „ 10..,.. 1 ILO, Bataan( all 1 6 dla 4 1 L a w Repots,- •in the ample, truthful, and imparti a l character of its 1 . 7! . ,:g '..... , :z t atip:ff•.?Tia_ s" ill wow I Liberty al. 4 4 db. loones Intellirnee, end in lb, varied mernivile sod rim icercia I is. T. ' ..i•',,.... °" 'tt'F''''"'" . lo, t 6 4 Liseres 0 'ml:fr.' seatalw.4 in the City, ltailwey, end Monetary Ankles,- _,', . _74 .17 7 70 °•'• Vill'° - - -00 Oil Paper is sanirpowed. TL I '"' • * 61f 624 91 11 2lf 00,1,01.0 1 ILoodonsgleitons. Odd St.“ 100 Do. ilisni..snifleeNay sa as I (awns Cnwhing Do.. el i 1 Ronson@ a laltts.lehaile I Set of Shipping than any other paper s& euiaoirely early report of Shipptne in the Indian Seas by every SO I e7e /51.0. oibit. lOC- «. - -- 160.000 1 +ll.siquita SS ' 17j: Ditto Half awes- .... - - 19,000 10 ..eticentadt.Anserison 9 7 74 74 e'ethe d lat h-and the cad ' ' 44 MI"; lepers, with hit °I Phase, St. 100 aswsisriwi patinird anywhere. ... ... Si SS 11 , ,i7c • 1 New Grae-ola It ebberes It in rani les, ea being the only paper bodies the .. 11 1 • lei DO 44117 13 7 .41#!!!: 2 iAs taw 60,000 1 New Linares 11.2N.03. tai. - - T.a.:4" which excludes. and ho always excluded, from its columns •,..• 1 11, 21 •011 0 • 7 A 0 41 4j dim moon 1 Noonan Monde ao . 7 Newry and Imsant.w. - - too . II Puntgibaud6.l.ll.lllll 0 all - - 1411easin sdnitiorneato. IP promo la public hamar is Mown by the last return of stamp ta m. I LO I r, , W k • wer1•040141•11 11 0 , - - 14 , ,tie 5 iron Ykillta ...-.- 10,4111 e 1 11-..tts Rook all 1 els par ward lest We year 1530 to tee leading London Newspapers, ebleb it will lk KM tied this paper ;the youngeat by more than IS IS i Do. New ... ._.. _.. - - 10.00 If Itltlayassey Ism 111 1 SdKorthere Cowitise Union 4 2 41 r 1; tO 35 647.1tag0 de Cabs lll 4 3 rimy /tan) bod in see years bootat its three otdout compatiton : Slo 8,-j Nor 1 •• .2 • 41 • 01 1161 " -- - ree 304 294 30.00, : south meicrsthis an - -dim Ist &Sabot Koons CIISONICLA me- ......... 13.30 ops Wood. 4 16 16 :oath Devon, No. 1. ... 11 10 4,e00 to Tan Cis:: ...... .......... 1 4 II iklial/S• Poet ... ........... asenswidsAbd _... 17111 1.139,000 SS . Os. 112 Oureatsed 771 70,00 1 Welke ........ all 1 1 die DAILT NEWS /2144 2,000 AO iad iamb tondos .. . ...... -... 49 62 100,40 u - Weet Dramas .-......... ell / 1 die ma . to ,. i , A-.. 1 Meehme5.......... All 6 • die Tbe notified mantra .irse of thin pew jeSte• S tlall taaaWlSl 1. -- !" 3 : 14 ... a1ta .. 13 / 3 ,... teni ehr "'" .l3- . • 3 i i 3 3 8 313 13 so ,411 Rona ._.., ..... . 100,40 1 Tuba ~.,,....set. messed by a ennkoworarY : . s• in tianstk Is_seastlt WeeLleae. ear 2on t Trinehrebie by MUMMA Wed. ..... THEII A I L Y NEWS: , __ Lesion liornird raper, pries 3d. MII Da Mtn . par 7, 1 121 / tt lae - i,• I ; e l Er U :L l a l i f ..- 4 t n o I s P e e n f trop; 1 1 l 321 pm 3 AO i Eatisal Organ, the DAILY NI:W:4 is at the head of the LI. , I.fl ..I Mr.,: A... 10 AL. WraltaiMe . 16pm . Elrod Nugget Vets a!l 1 1 pm , bera Perm of Great rt ...An, ntsomittne free cointe. , ..rce in its broadest 2t _WI _ o!. _ht atas_ wain. Is 73 II i t°° ." 2 2 1 Do Registered .. 1.•.,00( 20 fGv •eral ggige, Abl all meted mad pracUoal retinas, whether pAltical, social, T.. 74 Ll:7r_ ~.... ga t he el 10 ... ... 14 IS ilk 71,09 , 1 Grand booby of Sidra ell IMs par Is the eldest awl salmi of its (*octal New% -in the accuracy of it. .. 00 _,. 64 Da. SO_ ._•_.!-..:„..:_. _l3 _l3 ~ 11.00 1 Orem P Agooth all 26 I die Li:6\N 1 LIA.. Bat:meet taw seisms,. •in the ample, truthful, and impartial character of Its a_s_ li i _ __. 4 .,...5r..,_... .._.. _. all 4 6du 1 1 6 , 1.044. I Liberty tomes lotcliirme, mid in the varied mervan•ate sail commercial is. 3 1: ..n Wr 7 .._ 1 7 1 : 6 0 1. 6 t Z:t 3 .4_ 311 dig * reeniut in /lois) in the City, !railway, and Monetary articles,- St. .s t e,. ar i i ma 7. 10, f 14Lisares _ .._ all II IS this Paper I. anaurpeseed. .... ... 611 621 41 11 llf 30,0011 3 1 LoodonnaCiforn (NM St. 190 Do. Stem. Derby n 13 It coctstae s more deaths list of Shipping than any other paper- .„, Al „...,..,,. o . .. ~,_,_ .. - Quarts Crushing Do.. all 1 1 160,600 I + la:lnuit& st szessirely earl y report of Shipping is the Italian tress by every = r, .....I,L _in .a zz .... ... - all i die par ea:sad esdand the ally ashy Mining fleport, with list of priers, 7 t. tr0 • ;14.3.,..'33.r13,00t, ID veticanlialtdimerioan 9 7 a 71 pahished anywhere. Let ... ... SI 43 !Pyle - t New Granada It eddrewee lteelf to famides, es bi te; the atil7 panel it s the 61 46. Do. Bury Eztemite .. 4 die par 00,900 1 New Warm SILAN.O3. al. - - 17,^ mum excludes. owl W. alwaye excluded, from its columns 15 171 Newportaberg.knereford 41 44 Me /00,000 1 Nouveau Monde initrueim wad, 00 74' Newry and Itantecio. - - 14 , i SO PuntartuudS.L.lll.llM.o all - - IP emcees is nubile lemur is shown by the last return of champs Wm. IN l= k w.a ... reiniatig ... _ le:: - - i9-,cu 5 Tort Philip ...„..- owed far the year Into to tio loading London Neersoapen, W 51 63 4000 1 Q.. if 11 Rice .... all I die par irkirk it will be mew that this Miser ;the Youngest by wire then IS IS , Do. New ~ , _.. - - 10.00 30 therms; Inc ....... all 26 30 rimy sears) bad In eve year. boit.o it. three oldest competitors : Sou 311 there Comitles Ultimo 4 141• 7,• 4 6 U ilennano de Cuba 11! 4 5 Kw al.iished. Stamps humid. r• i" .41,11 otllath ~ -•• • Vi 30 4 VI 50,00. : iauth Auatralian an - -dl. 1101NUPO Csaosteut 11•11111* Port - „ ....... „..., _1761 1.150.000 9 a Do. 111 Ourantoed 7 71 70,001 1 Waller thtl ifial ntrVe ..... , 1E46 1,132.000 60 iaa North London 49 61 100,001, ~ West Granada ....- .ll 6 1 dis Tin mahatma otainten dice of this proems Mennen the fallowing W yo ! I l i . ..I' s . r wlt liwew .... ter . "' " ll. • SI 61 rib 11 10000 , 1 Wes! Wartnum... 71 e toc,in 1 tuba ... ... .... all I dim 10.111 restudy ingirmeed by a conteroporme: "Der s Dolly News s is the ~ a , • ~,,, Lobo. to II 'lO North Wank Wia . ./inc. par 2pa • Tranienie by . a . naped deed. 5t. , 5.0 Ottord„ Wont.„ll Wane n 41 ppm mom um gr-t it mot grg i artic.l and a tilph liberal tone-re. ...1.,... _ __...., ~_,.__. ... ... .. --....—. rist* somissently that encsorrci‘ lih.rchm. which Is clearly .2.,. .7 ...7_!fes sJs_Pr_a_s. ~.. ... Si IT JOINT STOOE BANKS the :ab.it crashes of P0e... , 1 ; and &heady, with the second highest W . • ~:,,, ,7,7_t_ , Laa . ,W.:2•_.. _ _ ?.? :1 uusues met:stow of the umugaued deity mem, and with Use gar '!`.• '''' ,n.".`" t E._•!•,_ _ • 11 ~„ s d wrt m,,, x t a .., :i t to IM s T 0...„.... b y on . il, 1(.2 ....__Do. _ .__ L.er‘......w.0 .......... 0ar0rta 3 . 3 . 6 1 3 1 4h. 61 i prict . Boehm. done No. l A. I BANJUL 'Pd. Yeatorday, to-day. 414 paper, 101 'Wiest more than earmspomda with to sommereisl ...•",„! • '6th. •T!."r i :77 3 1 —..—' --------..-1 ---... M k .. o .felis ~.. asp =WI /1 'Australasia . . all 73 17 77 einleracie v .. WJAIs.) ... T. he ordeged of Illoolsasiler re Newroom la the kanies ; mat isi „ .. .. . m ...... ... 1 !, r e .iso , ads. Cob. Rani eleizi 60 all - - dr aim a. elaseaeren Leona. - - , a ii. 4.! to Atritbilt Nollt Azaeriana all - - 1 . S• SO ! Re. 01100*, ... .. 11 , S 40100 23 Chartered Rank of _ THE WEATHER AND TRH CROPN. so ,r, Soath Demo ... ... IS I I it 109 . :loath gamuts „. .—. .61 63 Cll 1' 1 1 1 tralth mil Mira. 211 es 20.000 ISO 'Colonial ... .25 - - s.s.o.s) Es. hcommor4ifOfii.i4i.:_ ..... s) So 00 ism* was.. .. ... .1 34 S 3 344 15;W 23 ,Ens..l l / 4 04t., St Aust.unsa. Nll 1 dt... 9481 91 rLIMOLTN, Nov. S.-The lateness of the harvest has Es i 'am* natesk-aitevro.. e 4 2;,,isuOi 20 !Lon. Neut. Hoak of Mut 15 4 1 poi 16 induced as to postpone to this time our annual report re. 1 1! . all_ I _____Wasklefo w___Toglinglts_ ..... , 17__ 3 lle 10.0.0 h 10 ,Loodon aad Csourw - - WON! 40 Loailm Joint Nock ... - - - spectiog the yield of the grain crops in Deleon and Cornwall. r f' . ; I.l7fftlfr u°• ` ° , .."..".., i ll_ 1 , 50..00 , 100 Loodon art Wearable*, 20 - - In eNie oaf seoorable tiliatrists essn no . tLero is a porti on . :., , w . t .7,,;;;; A • ik tu i . _a _ 3 likheolloo Nathual Prow. of klaglasod 36 - - of the con onsacureJ. It will be well remembered that 30 0 w slo br,l N adi _ - 10,'56 SO Do. New lO - - cries et circumstances which have opt rated so mach t) .14 . West Oomwall . . II 9 :01 50 Nation:dot Ireland - - the2o, SI ~Neir eouth Wales .. . ..... . all - - 'Oast the crop of wheat in the past year, 1(432- 3, corn- II 3 1 14 Witubledall alut Cfdriso - - 3.1.81 1i 'Oriental Dank Commas& all 48 49 49 91 sewed about this time t velem inths, when the country .1 . • ~,,,l . .w_ s •Rall____„_ •l ....__l. .7, - .., 30.001. 1011 „Pros Ineial at Ireland 25 - - . 481 1111 a deluged with rain, up to the end of January c al ;'; ..33 .7,7-7,77.-_-_,= —.. .77 r .„„, r ,,,i 40.000 3 !Royal Australian Barilib4 without cloud on, that it was found impossible to get the 13 Ino i m. 0 . ..x.p...., 1 ye n .. mid 001.1 lap. Co. wed tato the grouuJ e s apt ender the greatest difficulties. St) 100 Tort and North I9idlaOo 454 491 .44 1 i.O O O 25 South Australis - - At this time probably the low districts suffered most, and n.a.t. ::.5 Uri-n.? AusDalia P.OOO , Ps. Sew 2l 22 Si the comities of Devon and Cornwall being well drained in —•— 40. 5.1 Union of London.. ...... - - 13.90 V u 40, Union of Maddd rLIMOUTie, Nov. 9.—The lateness of the harvest has Wend as to postpone to this time our annual report rev meeting the yield of the grain crops in Devon and Cornwall. la some sufevottrable distrims even ire . there is a potties el the awn unsecured. It will be well remembered that the series of circumstances which have operated so moth Speen the crop of wheat in the past year, 1532-3, eons meneed about this time twelvem inths, when the country was se deluged with rain, up to the end of January almo4 without ennati in, that it was found insposaible to get the seed into the grouud es apt ander the greatest difficulties. At this time probably the low districts suffered most, and the counties of Devon and Cornwall being well drained in sounquene• of their hilly nature, were in a less unfavour- Ole emselitioe. Opinions then prevailed, and gained ground, that a much less or:adth of soil then mull would come under wheat cultivation ; the teeth of this, however, as far as these cuenties arc concerned, we have been led very much to doubt by subsequent observation, Red from the variety of opinions entertained on this sealed. lathe month of Feline:l7 lard frost and snow set in, with cold magental easterly wit.ds, and this description of weather, very unfavourable to the spring crops and hate-sown wheat, continued almost without liven:mission to the end of May, vibes the only really fine weather the' we have been favoured with this year took place during the last week or two in May and the first week or two in June. !time that time an uninterrupted series of cold, windy, and wet weather, ruinous alike to the blossoming and the ripen- Leg of the corn, has fuliowed, and the ir.evitahle result is Tell serious defiwieney in the yield, estimated by same at tee-fourth, and by others at one•third of a geed crop ; the only queetion being as to its sie•uel event. The costay and condition e f the e ra hitlamto delivered has varied Con• nimbly ; some adapt s are very had iu every respect, others are very fine but in wretched condition, whilst a fair proportion are meal in quality and in tondirino. At all events there is sot nearly so much sprouted corn this year as lest. The tanner of the defkiency in quantity seem to be chiefly a scanty growth and want of vigour in the plant, and a very small number of grains in the ear,—the natural effects of the eiTelonle.aneel already referred to. The barley plant bin friend the weather fee more come genial to its nature than the wheat plane and it may be estimated as a liberal yield in quality. Its condition has suffered, owtug to the dieru;mes , of the se ceher. Oats were early reported to he a heavy crop, brat there has bees as yet nu practical prom of the: opinion, Still the weather has been very much against their being delivered, and we are ineliued to the belief that the yield bat been a good one both in quality and quantity. With regard to all descriptions of corn, farmers have not as yet, as is often the Ci•e on f.-ing market*, been free de- Lennie ; sad nu doubt the had condition of their core, the neatest and ezeited expectation of higher prices so preva lent, and their own improved condition, have together nailed to render them by no mean. eager sellers. As to the present position of the tea te, it is r question of very deep interest both to the trader and the consumer bow far present high prices are justified by facts. It is clear that up to this time there has been no di ficient supply to met the demand. Present prices, therefore, must be the hoalt of the prevailing opinion as to a fee um scarcity, and tL,..npiteion hes been propagated with in usual and natural activity. It must not however be begotten that the pr, sent is the first seri telly deficient harvest since a free tr Me in corn els Introduced, and we have no ezperience as to the quan t.;y of wheat, frees various sources, that a very high price sill draw to England. Prices nearly double their ordinary rite may induce the e eti naive inland wheat orneriest dis tricts of Europe or America to part with large quantities, though they may he actually meowed for the native popu lation. The ceneinue a impnrtations from the Baltic, in the faze of repeated aderees since the h sweet there reporting short quantities for shipment, seem to warrant this summo ner'. We do not venture an opinion on in difficult a question as the future prise of wheat, but we put Vials our views in hopes o' in iueing a mere cemplete scrutiny into facts, and thereby pe nsetine the welfare of the trade.— f roes Vullier, BrAho r'ir^.l'ne. LINES LUIGI) £T 1 , 11 UM to lanacaltll.lll to Jaertent (land totealidamipat. !Oa lesaLiacLeaiagarallaat (leas: to Gt. liallsr.) . .Minolitar it Dna Fens. (lewd toGrestWouttrie ad ; Hartlepool Dick St Rallw. ilaissit to Tall. t Ger.) raGMAlNG(l.lorkaallisei IS Da. Maros (t3o, Ita Da nun (dean) . Liaise lad Gamete& Gierit to e 4 "utte gaoler" al Dew l'ree rent• (peo) lM lantietoft Ouse.4peeo • • IL IC 11 IL INTALL I 100 I 2 I 0 ft 14i 143 AI II dm, 6 p ! ., dyl al 11b;e1,seitoo,iiil LAN.WatNict. misdk, 10 len _ _ 2 , 11 llcar b biskt. k to 0 , s.I waikei ,itidi; 5* SY taartherc3notara6 ;so.' (lowa tc V at.CoJat.to au Do. 3 per emit. (d 0.)..• 14 33 ,VesstoosWr I'm'. Lc.. 1111.Wast.11..suc.itfort y 11 I Ditto shares tellt.to) . .. et s .. laa aortas sod ataellalional Orsat Stardom ...... st. tau Do. SAtarstb ittook. . I li 1 14.11atithetseaiddiotiii-ole • lam SO Wear p. f.n.ges.l jls_l to AtooktoilltDoso 2' U.tto INtt3 Usvo , soma.. t Pose to Gnat RoPtoral.--.' FOREIGN IL Istlnn, sad Bolter Bedew to Graisiesino... Colston Isstsrn !oast: o awlera ', 4 F.4 , 14..iin. • (Sias Lod breaucois lbovh ItheoSse . 1 ....._ .____. . .._ Ixa l'atennos Matt ',ldiot Ye ..tarur. Grand Juacton o! Frar.o. 1 0. Trunk ofeansylash.itbd 6;;;t7CaTraTofFranate. lo t . west. Canwts. iiiiiminspo it Toro;to Ape.l LessiOtri.4.l.4s r•C"-Ple ii)o. 40. 10 rrekroace Ds. lesa.ll • Do. GuArgatoe4 CIIARITACLE Bu/CEng TO THE LE,G.tf. PT,OFES eiou.—The late Mr. H. Nichllson, of St. M.iry'.oroad. Islington, and Furnivareino. ha% by his wi:l b. lavabo! the sum of 100!. to the Law S..eiety. for the flynrlit of the widows and children of prokoiional men ; and a like sum to the Law Clerks `Society, in aid of the obji-cts of the asso ciation. HERALDIC APPOISTMENT.—The office or Ulster Kinr-at-Arms 1.54 Ir Illferfel na tja• Rpogrepher, antiquirlan, Jo"zu Bernard Burke, Esq. IS 110 N IS I% 17i IS. US I,i SIS Si • GO IS I* NS 10 :45 If If Cr SOi 31% $7 99 ILWAYM. 2J 111 a. 3 1 die t 13 14 ?I 2 31. 3 3i pas Par .. N 31 3F die ipm 3 It ate i f:r 6 ~ It 'h i - N+ - pr I I i Pal SO 7f Of 7i Ai 16i lb pia 40 42 3 344 2 • no $ 1 We 19 20 ► die gar I 0 1 go Ile 9 EIS Par 2 4 pa 4 41 IdM 4:4r 74 Se pa 14 1 Co 343 4141 L •r•sri a,l 4..na Amid* . . Namur Ss Lioe.;,(mtb SurettetastlPraneo. _ . 11~ YfL 7 Mr eL ❑~a ~ ~ 703: , INewislosTraak hefor.l rano alr.l Lyme,. -,. hri~ rd (k.efM ... al% kottoe P • m ~•.ra_a•.•v _ P ate • Cu: • sattetorbonrp Ittrlen .Quebee sod 114. re itantunoon Wel Mynah 26)&1 Swedt.4 Inman eat Xl. ae• . DO. $ per Cent. Prefer. loath lectern of 'ranee 40111.11ern of Frame— . Upper hulls Scrip ..... RA rallatro Pb S per cent. Pref , .elst • t. of !twit >4.e.sisd NI 3 ;i ii I "il ill .ii N 1 le 6 1 II hiCCLLANSOU& KIPCBLIMINOVL wAnbin COW and Iron Auvtrahati Agricultural I 1 ii.5OV AuAtraln.tan racitle M 1 50.040 11 0 . , tre.trallan Royal Mod .. •11 36,000 'Oberlin Wateni orb A _varrimin 114.000 6, Mitt Colann.iliodishOe. 10.000 1 1 10,00 0 b,Cryinal Pdaee 50.0001 6 Do. New 131.40001 V'Crvq.al Palace of itriale; 00,0001 9, l l6aotern *min ..,. ...... 12.0001 25.11leetrie Tulegrble • • it 11,000' 26'. Do. ....... .... ....1 I 21).0,0 15 Uremia ti rtyli tiretroot 'MAW & ilhdpg4se Co 04 Nvl Bogor .-- 1 04 0 gio) Ilaardsieos 04. Navissiocc 50,004 liNatlvi J Patentritaam 60.00 101,1MM:rho& Lad . 76.00. 2iN.S. Wale+ Conlaniiiiinr. Steno Navigation Co 123,716 1 North Brithh Auwalailas 65.000 1 10, New . 15,000 buiNurthof Enro2.o Aram 12 , .0001 t Peel Barer Lend I Mime I , M*, Petit uvular &Criteria' San. 1..000: Sr DI. d 0... 10,0 tr I Portiml Iron Oimprig 14,100' 10 Mood Mall Alarm 100,0re' I ot:.ttlah Auv.r. Invinimanot 12.70 o! 2.s , .boutti Aintrallse LEL 15 , .0 It I I Iphttnr ne Telt=it 10.t40, !SI% au Inanan • No. 1 I ,l'opterJay,, 43 44 GO 65 • 11 i i it Plll i.. 4 ..- 11) 17 12 . 11 . 1 12 14 414 O t om l t i i ,m; PI; 25 )6 ss an 13 16 Madam dam to-day. THE ALBERT PARK.—It is stated that during one week the committee who are promoting the establishment of a park for the northern part of the metrop.•lis received upwards of 1,300 signatures and testimonials from the phy sicians and surgeons of London to a memorial to govern ment, urging it: necessity as a sanitary measure. ACSTRALI.VI FIGURE-S.—ln August last the population of the province of Victoria in Aus tralia was 350,000. About 100,000 were at the gold diggings. The yield of gold for the pre vious month was estim►ted at 170,000 ounces. The popul.t- Ono of VietOth was increasing from emigration at the rate of about 8,00) persons a month. Item custom-house re ' turns it was ascertained that 31 gallons of spirits, 24 gallons of wine, lilbs. of tea, Blbs. of coffee, and 33lbs. of to bacco, must be considered to be consumed annually in Vic toria by every one of the population. At Melbourne the anise! of foreign vessels averaged about 100 a month. THE SCREW-STEAMER CIRESUS, Which is advertised to leave England for Australia on the 10th of January next, will tette out ship letter-hags for all the Australian ports. She is advertised to start two days after the mail for Australia is despatched from England, by way of France and India, and will afford a most favourable oppor tunity for again testing the relative merits of the Cape and Itt lion routcs to the gold colonies. The Cronus is 700 tons burden, and 50 borer-power more than the Argo, the last steamer that competed successfully with the Overland Mail. SINGULAR PHENOMENON AT ABERDARE.—At the Gaii!yo Iron and Coal Company's works, in the vicini'y of Aberdare, in Glamorganshire, as some workmen were sinking a abaft, at a distance of 53 yards below the surface, they came upon a most extensive mass or " blower " of expl•n:ve gas. which burst out of the solid rock. It was conducted by pipes, and, at the ►eight of five yards from the ground, the gas was ignited, when it burst out into a flame three yards in length. MILITIA ARTILLERY.—The twenty-eight days' training of the Royal Lancashire corps, command e 4 by Sir Duncan M'll.tugall, terminated on the 30th of October. Colonel Brereron, C. 8., of the Royal Rorie Artillery, in spected the regiment, when, after rnarehieg past is open and close columns, besides the exercises of the garrison and field guns, Tarltons battalion movements were performed with a crlerity equal to that of any regular corps.—Liver • pool Journal. 'whiles. As an illustration of this temper on the part of speculators for the fall, it may be mentioned that one of the last transactions of the day was a sale of 100,000Lstock at 95 for the Deeetaberaccouut. The sum of 13-16ths (184.9 d.) per cent. has been given to some extent for the " put" (or optional sale) of Con sole during the whole of the December account, at 95. The rate charged fur the " put axe call" of Consols for the December account is 11 to 2 per cent. In other words, for this rate the operator purchases the right of either selling or buying (as he may think fit), at a fixed price during the account. The advantage of this arrangement is, that the operator in question knows the exact amount of the lobs he may sustain. Intrinsically, however, as we have several times observed of late, the stock market re- m ins good, the scarcity of stock tending to afford it much support. From Paris, to-day, a rise of nearly 1 per cent. comes reported, and the Vienna Bourse has also risen. In the afternoon, reports were cur rent that unfavourable political news was to be looked for, and some degree of uneasiness was excited in consequence. Consols opened 93 to 1 for Thursday, rose to 95 to 1, and had receded at the official close to 931 to for money, and 931 to I for the 10th instant. At 4 o'clock the tone was still rather flatter, with the quotation standing at 95 to fur 'fbursday, and 941 to 93 for the 6th December. The official business list is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consuls, for money, 934, 93, 951, 1,1, 4, ; ditto, for account, 10th Nov., 95, 934, I. 'three per Cent. Reduced, 944, I, 1, 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 961,,1 96, 964,1. Long Annuities, 1860, 5 3-16, 5 5-16. India Stock, 254. Bank Stock, '217. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 2s. to 3a. prem., and India Bonds par to 3s. prem. In the foreign stock market the transactions were not extensive, but prices generally show much firm ness. The exception was Mexican, which declined per cent., the late rise having led to some cousider able sales. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. were quoted 11. higher. Spanish showed au im proving tendency, including the Committee's Cer tificates : —At four o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 254 to 1. Spanish Deferred, 214 to 221; the Certifs., 51 to 54 per cent. Peruvian Three per Cents., 50 to 52; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 72 to 73. Granada Deferred, 71 to 8; ; Russian Five per Cents., 113 to 113; ditto Four-and-a-Half ppeerr Cents., 98 to 100; Sardiuian Five per Cents., 92 to 93. The list of actual transac tions, as officially rendered, is as follows : Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 95 ex div. Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 95. Cuba Seven per Cent. Bonds (Matanzas and Saba -1 nilla Itailway),lo2. Chilian Six per Cents., 100, 1011. Danish Five per Cents., 102. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., for account 16th Nov., 64 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 951. Equador Bonds, si. French Three per Cent. Renter, 731. 23c. (exchange, 25f. 3c.) Mexican Three per Cents., 254, 26. Portuguese Four per Cents., 42, /, 411. Russian Four•and-a- Half per Cents., 99, 981. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 45k, 1; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 22,1 ; the Committee's Certificates, 31 per cent. • Money continues obtainable on prime paper, which has not more than six or seven weeks to run, at 41 per cent. On long-dated and inferior bills higher rates continue to be charged. The supply of money is ample, but a good demand for accommodation li'l experienced. The advice, received to-day from several important Icorn markets of the continent, report a downward tendency. In the market fur foreign exchanges this after-1 noon, the tendency of quotations was still down• wards, i.e., unfavourable to this country. Bills on Hamburg were much enquired for at 13.5, and were done as low as 13.4 f. Paper on Amsterdam was dealt in as low as 11.151, for three months. The downward tendency of the rates of these two exchanges is assisted by the late rise in the price of i silver. Paper on Paris was also in request at 24.971, l et short ; and three months bills were not to be met 'with at 25.23. Drafts on Vienna and Trieste were rather more enquired for, and the rates ruled a shade lower than those of last post. Gold continues to be despatched to the continent, stimulated by the downward tendency of the ex clian;es. Of the 30,000 ounces brought in by the Phomician the larger portion has been taken for shipment to France. To-day the demand tor that quarter was rather more decided. Neve-theless, owing to the extensive supplies lately receivi d from Australia and the United States, we hear of further amounts of gold having to-day been sent into the Bank. The statements made in Paris letters relative to the disposition of the French government to modify the import duties on iron, caused a rise of 2s. per cwt to-day in the price of Scotch pig . iron, which ruled at Ttis. buyers. Copper has also risen Id. per lb., or 9.. 10s. per ton. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Company on their respective presidencies, from the 24th to the 7th inst., is as folows : lists of Exchauge. B-nral £12,511 12 11 1 1 s oil per Co,'s rupee Mi Ira' - 1..0.0bay Total ... £60,151 0 1 The total receipts of the Stockton and Darlington Railway during the month of October, were 20,662/. against 17,6101. in the corresponding month of last year, showing an increase of 3,032/. Land shares to-day were well supported. Austra lian Agricultural were firm at 43 to 44, being in quired for in anticipation of an increased dividend. British American Land shares were also in request at an advance, being scarce. Bank shares were quiet and steady. Crystal Palace shares remain steady at Ito 11 prem. East and Vest India Dock stock his been dealt in at 131 ; London Mick at 110 to ; and Australian Royal Mail Steam (t (. paid) at 31. Insurance shares this week have been rather flatter. The present quotations are subjoined A!bion, 93; Alliance British and 23,1; At' TUESDAY EVENING. 54 ; English and Scotch Law Life, 41 ; Euro-1 peen Life, 201 ; Family Endowment, 4 ; General, 51; Guardian, 59; ex div. ; Globe, 145 ; Imperial Fire, 375 ; ditto Life, 20 ; Indemnity Marine, GO ; Law Fire, 41 ; Law Life, 56 ; London, 281 ex div.; Legal and General Life, 61; Medical, Invalid, and General, 34; Minerva, 6; Monarch, 14; National Loan Fund, 24; National Provincial Life, 14; ditto, Fire, 11 ; New Equitable, 1; ex dir.; Palladium Life, 3 ex div. ; Pelican, 45 ; Phmnix, 183: Professional Life, ; Rock Life, 81; Royal Exchange, 242 ; Sun Life, G 5 ; Union, 220 ; United Kingdom, 51 ex div.; Universal Life, 45?; Victoria Lite, 5/. Of canal shares the latest Stock Exchange quota dons are subjoined:—Ashton and Oldham, 168; Brecknock and Abergavenny, 821; Birmingham (guaranteed 4 per cent. by the London and North ‘Vecern Railway), 971; Derby, 63; Coventry. 200 ; Grand Junction, 691; Grand Surrey, 50; Grand Union, 121; Kennet and Avon. 6; ; Leeds and Liverpool, 554 ; Leicester, 67; Leicester and North ampton, 444 ; Loughborough, 550 ; Macclesfield, 56 ; Oxford, 1121; Peak Forest, 97 ; Regent's, 16; ; Rochdale, 66; Stafford and Worcester, 410; Stour bridge, 290; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, 24; Warwick and Birmingham, 41 ; Warwick and Napton, 19; Worcester and Birmingham, 36; Wilts and Berks, 7. Prices of Gas and Coke Companies shares range as follows :—British Provincial, 22; Brighton, 15; City of London, 1321; Continental (Third Capital), 67; ; Equitable, 27 ; Great Central, 14 ; a 54; Independent, 46; London Parliamentary l're ference, 25; Phoenix, 271, ; ltatclitf, 70; United General, 21 ex div.; Westminster Chartered, 381; ditto New (101. paid), 71. Waterworks stocks are thus marked :—Berlin, 2; East London, 130; Southwark and Vauxhall, 89), 1; West Middlesex, 113. Shares in bridge associations command the follow. lug prices :—Hungerfurd,l2; Waterloo,3l ; Vauxhall, 234. Other stocks are thus Toted :—C %nada Six par Cent. Bonds, 111 to 11:* Price's Patent Candle Company, 27, 265; ditto, New (201. paid), 22. Annexed are the latest reports fro:a continental bourses, as received by Mr. Renter's express : Amsterdam, Monday, closing prices :—Dutch Four per Cents., 931; ditto Two-ano-a-Half per Cents.: 62; Spanish Defer. ed Three per Cents., 21;; the Coupons, 57.16; the Old Three per Cent 11., foreign 43. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 77. Peruvian New, 701. Portuguese New, 371. Mexican New, 24 11-10. Granada Active, 191; ditto Deferred, 8 3-16; Equador, 3 15.16. Most of these prices show an improving tendency. Paris: closing prices of this day, for money : three per Cent. Itentes, 74.35; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 100.5 ; Bank Shares, 2,840. The Three per Cents. show an improvement of 5 per cent., and the Four-and-a-halt per Cents. of 15c. Vienna, Monday :—Five per Cent. Aletallics, 931. Exchange on London, 11.5 short. Bank shares, 1,315. The position of this bourse exhibits a marked improvement, as is indi cated by the rise in the funds and the decline in the exchange on London. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.—Nov. 8. Time. rpm.. !isTestoilattti MID ,Ity, b,:le and K. - Mooey. katot.rtLits pet Bison 1:21. 14 Ditto Itotterdam .. 13.4 - Antwerp Bramwell; sad Alton' 151t.ee. qt.. Me I , Me.. 4 fet '" . Ebunturs saw _ it. Patent:ram per ruffle 7, S7A nos Paris per Short 24tr. !Pie. 25tr. 1 020. Ditto„ 9 Mooths2srr. . fraokirrt46:4lba. — igGs ver £lO 7. Viet= (efeottew) per Crieate Kaki, per dllar Cadiz Bilbao earaelsne 9. Malaga „ II Bernie .... Gibraltar •9 Lenora Geo. 25fr. 25C. ... 251 r. Iv. 115 11.kr. kr 119. Her. ... 11c. 2%kr. 116.26kr. SPer 30e pence 50 pence 50,1 pence ... 501 pence pesos ... 50 pent* 4 9 1 Pence ... 49j pcnee 500enee ... SO pence Su pewee 491 peace 50 peace ... 19j pence SOir. • e. 301 r. 05e. 251 r. 424 e. ionr. 43a. - • ___ r 4 4 3 4 •4 per ducat „ 12/ genie .. 42 pence Palermo par ounce ,„ 12 5 1 ;none ... IRS pence Westin . Llabon {tor refire' 2.0 dap date pence . . 531 pence OPprt" pa.... ... 59 pellet New York THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. The English stock market opened at yesterday's rates, but, owing to the receipt of telegraphic de. 'latches from St. Petersburg, to the effect that the Emperor of Russia has formally declared war against Turkey, a fall of about ; per cent. has taken place. Console opened 94; to 95 for money and to-morrow, improved to 95 to 4, and have since fallen to 941 to A for cash and the present account, and 94k to Z for December. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 93i to 941: the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., WI to 96;; India Stock, 231; Bank Stock, 217. Foreign stocks are weaker, except Spanish De ferred, which remains quoted 214 to 221. Mexican has fallen to 251 to A. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 73; Venezuela De ferred at 135; and Dutch Two-aud-a-Half per Cents. 63 to 641. Business in this department is very quiet. MINES. There has not been much business to-thy in the home mining stock market, which presents no feature of novelty. The rise in copper is calculated to pro mote materially the interests of copper mining ad venturers. The sales reported are :—West Caradon, at 227 1 ; • Wheal Margaret, 100; Eaglebrook, 93 ; West Providence, 32, 1 ; East Margaret, 10i, 11 ; Mill Pool, 6 ; Wheal Lemon, 2i, 3 ; Wheal Speed well, 3. The gold mining shares were rather flatter to-day, several descriptions closing at a slight reduction. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 7-16 to 9-16 prem.; Great Nugget, to I prem. ; British Australian, to 1 dis.; Port Phillip, •;,' to die.; Agua Fria, 9-16 to 11-16 prem. ; Nouveau "Monde, I, to prem. The Imperial Brazilian and National Brazilian shares were less actively dealt in, and showed a little weakness. Cobre Copper shares, on the other hand, were buoyant, and rose 2/. per share. Those of the Mexican and South American Company rose 10s. United Mexican shares were flat. Metcalfe Copper shares were a shade firmer on the meeting, but were last quoted only I to 1 prem. Pontgiband shares have been dealt in at 18:. (20*. paid.) rite nominal closing prices of new utiderttikings are u follows :—Mizcn Head, I to I dis. ; Lewis Hill Range, to a dis. ; Craigwen, par to prem.; Clarendon (of Jamaica), Ito pm.; Britannia Gold, I to 1 per eh. ; New South Wales Coal, I to } dis.; L'Aigle d'Or, I to 3 dis.; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, 3 dis. to I prem. ; Mount Carbon Coal, I to I dis. ; Kenmare, 4 die. to 4, pm.; Lake Superior Copper, I dis. to par ; Connemara, t dis. to par ; Gienaulin, to dis.; Australian Mutual, 4to dis. ; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, t to I dis.; Goldeu Mountain, Ito dis. ; I'oltimore, par to pm. ; Great Crinnis, par to 4 pm.; Garnett and Moseley, 4 to II prem. ; Sue River (of Jamaica), 4 ; dis. to . pm. ; Met calfe (of Jamaica), kto prem. ; Carlx.rry West, I to:, dis. ; Adelaide Land and Gold, Ii to 04 dis. ; Australasian Coal, 4 to I die.; Liguanea ( Clamaiea;. I to It dis. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica), ; to 4 pm.; British and Colonial Smelting and ltedaetionH dis. to par; Australian Consols, to dis. ; Albion Gold, to die.; Larkamcr Copper, to t ; dis.; New Linares, din. to par ; Peninsular Mining, 4to . 1 prem.; Dhurode Copper, I dis. to 4 prem.; Oberuhof, to 4 prem. ; Angarrack Consols, par to prcm. oreign, 2:4 20; Church of England, 3,i,; City of London, 2i ; THIS Det A Y.—Two o'CLOCK. rrtiah Argus Life, 23; British Commercial, 71, 7i ; Scarcely any buhinehs has been done today in the 'uditi°h as before the V meeede 'S" mb'" alluded t4' W,lcd the church and conerrgatiou, anti aevrerd tick Clertcal, Medical, and General, 20 ; County, 127, gold mining slums, and pi ices are a shade lou cr. pAstar anti reel? [rem the Cwititgatierta: Cuitw —Moor Crown, 20; ; Eagle, ex div.; Equity mu! Law Life, Agua Friu are quoted to 2 prem.; Nouveau Monde, chesy' Guardian. TALLOW MARK ET.-TIIIS DAY. In conscgaenc:• of telegraphic news truss St. Peter...burg •hut war hidl,e,n &Nally declared by the Emperor against Turkey, pric.s Ilse, improved : Town Tallow is quoted ; Petsr,burg Y.C. 011 the spot, 6•is. 6d.; Oct. to Dee., .5.i5.; Jan. to March, 465. BOROUGH HOP MARKET-THIS DAY. Mew.. l'atltnclen and Smith report that the hop ra.rket in very firm, or. cm likely to rto higher, on Acc.unt of the amount of itu:y I:eing so much uuder the ai,nual con ...itoption of hci!s. COAL. ARK Et. -Tills DAY. itolywell. it; Ve.t Marl.... 21e. ; W• 1 1 ,4 End liawsll, 24i. 60.—Ships at musket, N. POLICE ENPIOSAGE. - • - On Monday. Mr. R. M. Walker, proprietor of the OM Mansion gatel, Drury-lane, Lverpool, appeared .t the lice-court, far the purpose of complaining of an i etre ordinary proceeding ou the part of the police, on Sunday forenoon. Mr. Wainer put in a written statement, in which ne said, " For two years past 1 have been proprietor of a restaurant in Chapel-street (next doer to the ordees of drown, Shipley, auu Cu.) Fria the premises being re quired, I during the past to•‘nth removed to the Man uaii-house II .tel, Drury-lane. Since I have been in busi nets it has been my rule to close entirely on the Sabbath. Yesterday morutia,/, aster part of the family bed gone to church, I was call d from dressing by my wife in terms repeated so fr,.quiatly and rapidly that I became alarmed and rushed down stairs, where I found three men in the habiliment of spring-cart drivers, or even worse disguises. They convinced me they were officers by excluding dirty cards. I admitted their authority, corceivit; they had made a legal catranc •, and told them the house was ,pen to their inspectlon : hut judge my surprise to find, on their departure, that they had gained admits,on through a wii.dow. As a rate payer, and as a cons. rector of the law, I ea. your advice, at sti pendiary magistrate, if an entrance is to be effected ihto my house, where time iry tea females, by the window, how am Ito guard against felony or (lett r crime ? TNT, ordi nary men might enter in the same manner. fled 1 had a friend or relative in the house, or hail I invited any ono to dinner (as 1 often do), the result might have been a cots vi,tion, as I theutd not in such a case have closed the sources of hospitality ; for though a licensed victualler, I e ,nnat conceive I alt - ..41 , 1 be rest, deed more that any other Leftist& subject, whatever hie trade or precision." Atter same conversation Mr. Walker weer recommended to lay a complaint of the conduct of the police officers before Capt. Cirri!, the chief of the Liverpool farce, and he hit the court, stating his itatehtion to act upon the advice. We learn that an intesthrazion juts the case will rake place forthwith.—Northorn Times. REVERSE OF FORITNE.—In midsummer last year a merchant fittcil ~o a Tema.' from the Clyde for aieeeierne —he being owner of both ship and carpi. She carried a number of pasacngcre, and among the crew wee a poor hey, who was taken out free for his labour. When the vessel aerie ed at Me.oourne, the owner sold the ca n to, oral shortly afterward, the vessel, and remitted the ereeseds to his friends at horne. This poor hey got employment in one of the numerous lighters that ply between the large emi grant ships and M.:iL ,- , , arne, carrying cargo, a very prcfit able trade, and i.e lust w ck remitted 10/. oi saving?, accompanied by . a lutt.at, in which he says, " I am well em piesed, and saving nt.mey. You may perhaps be aware that the ship I same by was net here, and toe owner it driving a cart threuet Melbourne, the captain is employed es • labourer about the wharves, while a young gentleman, a relative of the nose.. r, is carrying a hod in a Erick store." —North British Mail. TimuEn.—Trattie in this valuable commodity has so rapidly increased, that orders have been sent to England fur as many a, fifty Cutting and eplittieg is a mode more remunerative than gold-mining. The average of the weekly earnings of digg -re bear no comparison with an equal number et our Ilunn sawyers. This is a well authenticated face—colonist (Van Diemen'. Land paper). A RECREANT LOVER Stior.—A melancholy affair occurred in this county about eight miles from the city, on the Bardstown turnpike, on Saturel ie morning. A man nem( d Christian G. Martin had been teaching school there, awl engaged iliM4tit to dig Emily Shaw, ale', r, whose parents retitle there. Martin had in fact obtained the marriage license. Afterweree hit cure:duet - 4 nut to marry her, and to screen himself from the coneequee eels presented a paper to her for signature, in which eats was charged with having =Weed the grossest improprieties. She, of course, refusta to sign it. Martin and a hrother of Miss Shaw then got into a tight ea the road. S'isew drew a pistol, which Martin a - tempted to wrench from him. eel it went uff accalentally, the b - all entering in (exit near the shoulder, and leileinit .11 the back. Miss Shaw, uncenscieue that Martin was wour. red, then jumped the fence, widktd uo to Martin, aud shat him in the si•le. He died in shear fifteen minutes, though it was thought +hat the first wound would have caused his death.—Louiscille Journal. AN INTELLIGEN CRlTlC.—Bouties tithed.) was much liked in America. An old yankee, who had never seer. n play, gm, talt."o to wittiest Booth's performance of the Moor ; and on b. log asked, at the termination of the piece, if he liked it, be replied," Yes, amazing ; but rue me if I don't guess that tattle nigger (Othello) played as well as any o' the white feilors—if not better !"—A. Bunn. EXPENSIVE WARFARE.—Letters from Santa Fe announce that F. X. Aubrey reached there on the I.lth ult. The Indian , were numerous and very heetilre and hail forzht the party for thirty days, wounding nearly all of Olean. Aubrey received eight wounds at dila ferent times. The fighting was chit fly with the " °trot's." Tney met a tribe of lueians two hundred miles west of es le, who used acid bullets fur their guns.—Neic lurk It eet/y Times. DR. E. H. NoLAN.—In 1849 and lt3i:l0 the name , at Dr. Nolan wall rep: atedly before the public in connexion with some tratumetians and charges, which we need not further particularise than to state that they were the sub ' jeet of an 'dims at toe South Lancashire Spring Assizes of 18&d at Liverpool In the April of that e^ar the aunqal meeting of the L v.wiehire Congregational Union was held in Liverpool (Dr. Nolan being present), and three mt a tians were unanimously edumed the first expressing their grave disapprobation of 1)r. Nulan's " retinal to submit the examination of toe charges f,r some time in eirenlation against him to Christina brethren in Manchester:" the toe c'nd, that having chos nto seek redress in a court of taw, where he must have had a verdict on the merits of the rare, be, by his couneel, availed it ; and he basing also oh jected to submit to at. investigation before a suleconiteet tee of the union, t 'cep: on corolit.4 . ris utterly nurear.na•-le, the committee dreier tbeir determiestims to withdraw from nun all further connexion. The third was to the tifeet that as " the ce weemhliug iii Mein Chapel, hal id.ntilieil theateelvee with Dr. Elul n, and (beetled to submit to any inquiry according to the laws of the Union, the meeting declare : them to be " .pelted from the le eowthip of the am teiated churches." For more than 1 , three years, since this decision, a portion of the c .n, tion have continued to attend the ministraeans "C Dr. Nolan in Dade Chapel but a great number left the con gt, gation has fur some time been dwindling, and at length !el: la so impoveristed a condition, that r is said, not only the communion plate, 1 at bibles and otha r books, and in dee 1 almost every article that was portable and imitable, tint been disposed of to maintain the necessary expenses. At length, however, Dr. Nolan has withdrawn from his nearer, and, it is said. has let , : Maticheeter, and is about to iineertake the editoreleie of setne polemist. peel Ace' in the mdrouolts. Ducie chapel is consequently without a minister, almost witheut a congregation, and ih such a ite, as to tarniture, enc., that it is said it will rtquire :o 20)1. to reinstete it, in these respects, in the sums