The Express. — London, England, 1852-10-09 00:00:00

- . . 4.---......--"mw"...----"........"...".."".." 7 11 , . . . . . • .. ... 1 cl 2- e‘...../"....„..5 4- 01, ,d••=r --- .1..........- 1.0 i , 1/ , . I ) -' • . f i je irtrs -•:. • '- -.... -' . - ilLait • UTJA ,' • '- '7 :INT • ;----..___. --u,' • .... __. . . .. . . , , , • • . rt sii., No. 1,913.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING , OCTOBER 9, 1852. [THREEPENCE. „,- RSHALL and EDRIDOE'S LINE of ACS TSALAItta'S PACKIII MM.& -Ilbe Menhir test-elm g i roe 94, see heteeitest guanine, and hula, sun .... emee aseue tea =erre em.. .lll sall peastaally es taaie IRELAND. Dutra, 0E7.8. A few weeks since a good deal of sympathy was RAILWAYS la troslgapa ... ... .., 1 a it Se *steams) ~. .. s se s e t t l arailiii::i" :: a ,- 4I on London, at short, being 13.0, it follow, that is about 0.813 per oent dearer in Hamburg L . ; in London. MINES. FRIDAY HYMNING. o persel elem. Lasso In me THIS DAY.-Two o'Ctoem. es 41 Sa Pm According .to the last accounts, the course of ex- Business in the mining share market to-day was --- - - Issies "Ww.esss - W - W , Veii. excited here by the melancholy and somewhat mys- iss Asti'Ma: - 7.: ::' I . mend, and a. t s ra in naite ce the ted be at io l n OW nin ., g be ut i . t t iff e a mo fur n t t h h e . r s ric res of change at New York on London for bills at sixty moderate. Cola Brine shares were in strong de e9 W. ..... .... tkl. 20. lesions death of a lady named Kirwan, whose body In face of as improving Control market, the prices le els me; .. . a s days r sight is 1101 per cent., and the per of exchange ir.oll .. „.a 23 Alm • .h; ) 4 al •1 between England and America being 10'J 23.40 per w vitt ....--. see I. Demo ... 073- N. was discovered among the sea-shore rocks of the of railway stocks today have been heavy. Most of N* em Disim ali giLit ilh ; .: e 7" --% IN L. Medtemit . PorlIMMIe. au. I. litisP*A r l e --- * ma ri. eau ... p e n pump vee • ie • small uninhabited island of Ireland'. Eye, in the Bay ~_ ,__ , It II Irnellmstefftere.. e WI let 1111 I and realised as much as 64 . 10 e. each. Calle to the cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.80 in the British Iron Compeer were also inquired for, taken place in Cefn Biuno, at 100; Great Wheal stnlk.'w ---- - to m e . . L swpw amia . s ......... turt ektear pasal 4 1 ... 1: . • arres o in f g D i u nted b a li n n other 1 ' yes en te d rda wh y o e a u pPe su a s re p d ici t on o s, hav w e h be ich en re drow prese ned ot tee aeavY ua" have ham laid at a redeetiaa'hat the NI i ma Da a" Par 41.26.6 See I per cent. in favour of England. After making profit on the importation of gold from the United States. Sbipments of silver will probably also come er %Ev - • N twin ragisrmi ftarf on. h ourosom aalew .. abs....) n i l s 4 : 1 4 4 : 4 si mi 1 . tel. 1.1. • w ill , il l 4 -r u -' oo , s 7 .. 7 . : le a , 4 . '• Weee * - 7 . ? Wei r s e ,. I. while her husband, an artist, was engaged in sketch- feeling is now a shade firmer again. Edinburgh and allowance for difference of interest and charges of amount of 131. .ss. have been paid on these shares; part of the island. The - husband wasm 'se ewe see owns .. .. el Ni g att n e e n g t l ion t edto, the them. rise i S n a t l Salts Have riceP ba e This t ....., Glas g ow stock is much better, hiving reached 73. 111 * liabisall*Pllll_ . . .... .. U Pe transport, we find that the present rate leaves a small of f id ir , o s a fte h r u be dni ing w loo n Iso lows -- ei ti;iO 4 07 P.m" email wolok `ad 'mum the case one of foul and revolting murder. The SHAW AND NOM DI4OIIANANTSID. N' 4 reltiebor s selehowb.ere II PI St A Al l f f re red d, 0 26 ,0 ; so l is 're . ni 2 a 8 yne l, , 2, 2 . l.l; 3o Tre N la o w rti ney n , lis 4: B l e ; t, lV l es 2 t ; aeely to the andeniesed. elm am essosanydeseateh- se iSt hum sal 111 Is '''''''''' .., 5 4 . 4t . e 1 an 4 h. s . ( regi me mane) se ma a hlle of the circumstances may be hriefly stated as The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam yesterday, s r l es me.r.laran 0.1010410 follows : maim Mee ladle *AV -o it SI West Ilaaderc. ... .. 44 1 IlialaUALL" a "Au". M • r a dard64llsel • or, the 6th of September, Mr. Wa. Kirwan, an artist, 46 ' I ht ' a 'ILWaTII6 Imulmf• MI No se I a wiewese Few. • • 7 .. if} 1i i _ao received by telegraph, are as follows :-Dutch Merllyn, Si ; Wheal Harriet, 1;, 11. residing •at 11, Upper Morrison-strut, promeded to Ireland's ea, see abeeksa ~„ .„ 1111 171 sr Four per Cents., 93 , ,1,; ditto Two-and-a-Half per The gold mining share market remains dull. Et . TIONAL PROVIDENT INSTITUTION, Ey!, in ecupeay with hi . Occeued wife, fur the purpose of lo 11. AmkolgeMtrest St MONEY MARKET. Cents., 63 7.16. Spanish New Deferred Three per Santiago shares were about 10s. dearer to-day. 1.... NI IVAL LlFti AM4411.414C11, Ah 141.11317,2, ie. 4a, e e ki a g Ammo", NIL Kirwan, it appeared ea the eel. . , .11 _fts4 . ,_ ...I! . .4 A are-avert, Leader% deuce at the inquest, was fond of bathing, sod while LI , ...,..._•_ ,___9 2B ,..Nuatir 7. ...,_ FRIDAY HYMNING , Cents., 23 13-16. Mexican New, 2 ,4 . Portuguese The non-official quotations are as follows. Ma in rousss.--inille al. IlAillt - Ner LUCAS, Sm. her hashead was professionally mimed on the Ilith ;, ';', ""M ajw • L''' 16 *•7r .- sa ja Is I 3 ' i l 7 no tendency of th e corm; Market, t w .d ay, ws , New, 38 9-16. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic., bourne, Ito 1; Connemara, ito 1 prem.; Kenmare, Ac e s . - "s•mis s • -(11A412$ IX6III/"1" IL- 1 14' . ill% alt., she left Lim for a short Mae, andrused, and west te IN D o . de, ea. Ni .. si .a. sera* rather upward. Purahases were made at the 78. The prices at Vienna, on f hureday, arc thus Ito 1 prem.; (,lenaulin , ;to :,;,' prem. oss. suss Acri imr.--Cll k ALBA AShELL, am., Patten teem Ike Repat 14.1 M I : into the water. Mr. and Mr.. Kirwas had d , bans lodr a. toe NOM eat Suter .. . IN NI Ma of 1001 for cash, but the closing reported by Mr. Renter's express :-Five per Cent. formedAith u e . r id s e ina r l th l A e u t s i t t ra io lia or n Metallic., 951. Exchange on London, 11.33.gtloiela com pa ny is .., reams the Mtn Sonener, Mt, Levi Maio ie. fee same time previmuly is Hunk ; and ea the merman ft. Ire Orlsemisia - ... .. 11 , 4 117 1 1 ad :14 re 7as Impwited rem IMO g rime as yesterday, at 100/ to 1 for J, 12 t , " - . "dud, lie maul twenuowne en Midi maw' to of the dap *rosette', they hired a beet le paver to the le an Menu mid thairhiwi - errorhrt: olwifahbsoiiclhimtyear. mans w ses aelletlvar. 4 1 S • eh money sad Wedneeday, and 1001 to } for the 11th ot e l t i o ilitsa be eopredm pa paect it imo u y p hrtg in . The account of the position of the Bank of Eng- Gold Mining Company." The capital is limited to land for the week ending Saturday, the 2nd ~w „ usewtswenust of ilo 12 . 112 • 226 5. W Dftssibsr • M t' r ead /Asia oawb:hrse the aw d a lawelwrilir t tea • duk drwarguser ia the taske rat d „ awl ' T re f . 1:4 25 sa i4til °lib 1.1 040. - .. d ... bi : 3 lee 11 Of Nommilmer. Tbis is the only stock that met with 11,'.9 Y , YAIN 1, ..° Woe WhWel • lee I" lammi lane° K seven left it, Nose, at the same Mr at gem time den _. ~ If S Oct ober, is u fellows : de'C l ' saw .' 4 ',me. owe the Alibmweares la tut la previously being occupied is the =Nil IN dm 16 au ales firalue • BANK Or ZABLAND -Accorin for ths week builiallisi Thie M i arch athili ßt ar eq tme uer ut nills were firm at 70s. to ' Imding Oct. k ts4l to f 3 onl.l:4llo:wilinu,thionedult:hflillirat minnow slue/ tss. *L. the east side of the 'elm& when, at law - war they SIN ... - ... al ti .......al•MISIOT. 3114,110 sass ; eat Bram i an De. MA L) • 735. .'prem. The June bills were nominally un- Now um , .... ...... ossjo.3 „ . c,s,.,s,„ss, Debt .... 2, 1.01 , 3(0 rushing before the public until the requisite arrange- Its Mr Warm twover,-.41 Senna at Mal 111 1e.....1• 01 • 0 2 halal her lying ea her beak Wlth her boatswains es bar i s ~, apiwin -„ i A 111 1 tabor ilseusittra 7 . 1 . 0 .1 4 •4 meats had been matured. The Jrromoters of it have is pub arses. "rm. sed e1L . ,...if 1 . 0100 ° 11 • 1 °.,, ••••" sheet hoe waist ; • shesSIMS beide be% parer emits bet; mse -_r_. .. aosmaisaiwa, nue A.. India Bonds were sold at 83.. prem. 004 Coto nod Bullion 94271.311 - " MI IMMNO OIO . 'W W' le , 7 1 7.7 . 1. :." 1 ''''"' •• "...„, o ,,,n i r s de had • also hathing-boset ea. The body me em the leek, fl .. IU. Mel , :S t i Ch t liPli nal* -in the. • bead aAtkitt ewer Mahon to t s, adopted the novel course o f . getting the undertaking , lip a were SW et r e ' re t e. ,. :., ~,,, of 4 9.4 4 . sense se we es • jest oat of the our', aid, is all probahidity, it was the roes Nas vo. tear a see yew a rise in IS= The for the I •- . - liail - A1 - - - --gessess •.- • , relpsteeed mad incorporated, thus taking mu Lretwu cats" t n 1.. that prevented it from being wriest oat to sea . Her clothes N en Dose Lemerlire ... .. 21 INISSIIIII OWASSO/ST. tem • • 1y am the •responsibility upon thernselves„ • 1 11±" • ":" s t .' ..... so t.,1 ....• en the 1m Orliehlr. an 1 1 1' were tee or fifties yards from where the body was found, on Si sit De. New lawn r„ .7 , Threes WIN and the price rose to 241, closing • Baena ....4134.3143. , eu Uoverturant Nautili@ qtr.. - • ai - ' I.' A I ' lo ' 4 tt 4l 7 .aal 'ford ' s'' a rork abort six met above the water's eire ; the body was IS 333 fro W • 1. u"-all'ma" "' 241 to /. Turkish Scrip was doll, with transactions = M." 3,43.411 , iiieh, 1. pssu swot an arrangement which is certainly indicative of a Mseard that 'Sr • A•le Intl.i 1.4 , ~ eas es monsatlen at It. Int allaleral awl O h .TO It 71 3 ruble Depoiteledat. Annuity) ..131.1.1PP.1811 bona fide intention on their part. Much trouble Tr Imam. r.• 6. on te Is I, it. .a close to where ladies bathe when they pon the island. IL we remoras... 33 IA U at 84 to 81 prem. The business list comprises the Azdim.. atm ewes, .newescurithis lks Akre. or a the wets is We sectatir, When the boat arrived for Mr . and Mrs. Kirwan at eight ft, um ="t n s eat s W ei s e . - undermentioned descriptions, vis.:-Bel Four- ass'"°• . ,' , gistwiss s I Notes ler. lit, I. e:. j'l"Lril MAUL limn". o'clock in the main boa wad Michael Nasal.. et. IN Arai Berthas 78 3 154 evening, • 111•117•1 111 Debtoe . Mu., MAIM I time and diner era 363411 h ave also r h o _- - - ----- - • 411 I went up to Mr. NaIISS, and salted " Where is the mistress a" S. We lOa sharaa A, fliOst... 4 40 and-w Half per Cents., 98 (exchange, 25f. Brazilian Other &Taos „ ... ,Ii 1322 / adv ent age of having their affairs -- DI M MEL'S HYGIENIC Mr. Kirwan said " She went dowa to bathe • little after the " 109 DII dolo_tk Owe- lie its its Old Five per Cents., 102 cx die. Dute Four per •••• "`"""'"" u " 1 ' 366 '. 33 : 1 1 - placed under their own control at once. Theobjects of IV Al, rEst t, MEAT, minted a/ tile shower " (which was about ail o'clock) ;he said ha was , M. UM sod wee.llre. Dos 11.1 tMs areas Weseere . lIS See 113 en • Cent. Certificates, 964, 4, ex div. Danish Five per Oct. 7,1357. 1130.273,706 l ar,:i m - r es the company are gold mining in Australia in the lo r. LEL Deputy aster. wil il y that may be considered most eligible by their •I . , n :Owned .heat,, Dr. Urn FAA. in trouble, that be had gone Meng the Muni to look for is e n tiemio , e mo nir ia. .. es es 3.; .tobeor We lerset area MSS her, boat coshd not find her or hear her voice. Mr. Kir- Isl til l Do. Thus ... ... ... 10 II sea Cents., 1041, i. Peruvian Actives, 103 ex div. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1011,105 1041. The above returns, when comparedwith , s the previous week, exhs hit the following changes: those for resident superintendent • and as regards machinery, - 1 .',1 . taaorwom %Malty, and loupe& of wan and Naugle then went Moog the strand on the east a MD lameaddie mg Ifeftbir 11l Il i t ma 11 4 li 6 4 1 gaidishm Five per Cents., 9.11, 96. Spanish Old Ci rcu l at i on . s v lke awn anneal, Maw ems. side, when they found the deceasel wedged in between Se le Ds Ms - - • • £34 9 393 Decrease L 142 165 ~..- ._ , Islam' I 4 :I, De. W Miss Oise 3si „ Three per Cents., 51, 1 • ditto New Deferred Three Circulation active 2 43 , , We understand that a dividend will be shortly de -24811 Increase, $ 731,210 ,_ __, . .el , i '' l'`'' peaks" , sis east see ends probated two rocks. Mr. Kirwan covered the body with a sheet , sii ~......„1„.4 „ .. .. is is 4 RIZ Hill. et . I` In comma patauselp. and a shawl, and the brought it to the beat ; they searched Ili tit a ii j u aLir ibirm i n e l Er a fents., 231, 241, 1, 1. Turkish Six per Cent. Public deposits 8,933,158 Increase 112,707 da r ed In , • , ...,;•" , ......'4l. for the clothes, bat could not And them till they went no 14 Les,Tlllamh Ihsthsei I 3pm 84, 81 prem. Venezuela Three-and-a-Half Other (termite - 7 ,t 7 ; k.4oi . 1 sad :. Toilet Asses 61. led Is higher up the reeks. At the Mouse, the fullowing day, se ie. q ui hr e se, it h. de.... 1 11141 1j 4 per eents., 411, 4, 42. Government securities in THIS DAY.-Two o'Ctoce. 11. Take Thaw , . WM. the jury rstermid • verdict of " Accidental drowning," It. too mob II it 11 1111 banking department ... 14,189,182 Without alteration. The gold mining shares are well supported. st 4. Dwell Petude, bank then being at the time no mark of violence. Howe v er, a 22 12 Ili ea ii i The miscellaneous share dealings to-day were o th ei...„46tics in b a4 ki ni i British Iron Company's shares have risen to 6. msetesh.,ll: • saii.ce 1 II .. numerous, includire Beak of Australasia at 58 and 59; department • •-o- - - Mrs. leir- IS I s. WO" nate Wil k la 61 ' fiw days afterwards seelaWeW waa incit.d that • et " I • 6°.° 6 Peeth-W e eter 904 " 994 991 London Chartered bank of Australia, 31, i ; London Coin and bullion in both Great Polgooths are very firm, with transactions at / N , .. • 0 " ' • . . ' • A Hyaena Dentltelea la. 7. Ownstis Lefts.* sea bed set met her death in accordance with the verdict se Au D s . gas ... ... . II A Ala WI of the eareeee'• e• ' and Mr. treriateadent M'Mabon, se se 1 7 7. Doe its s 4 ess of the 0 division, keels' mon information thereof, a all tmandiudin . Ml;6lles Ni 171 we bp a sessensigd Weesses that osier caused an •active is sir to he rot on foot. 4! 1 . 4 ....‘,..... t m.,.... I -, 53 - ' Me Proprietor, L 11111111111, 114 The •••• aia Yat in the heaele 91. 8.911.999 )dad .end ( 999 S. 44 Ili talw =l.teaL Ualos. It 111 as e d c . . i ll . Oarrard-trest, dohs Ise**, . id d 14 of the most active and intelligent officers of the 0 ilimmos) s e. IN m u d „ 754 77 31 i•I 7SI I 7 and Westminster Bank, 331, 1, 34 ; Union Bank of department ~_ Australia., 50; ditto new pl. 10s. paid), 6; Austen. The 14 1 lien Royal Mail Steam, 31 (41. paid); General Steam rb. it„.„.„ Navigation, 281, I, ex div.; Netherlands Land En- Urea da and ether bills 1 , 393,687 Decreaae 17,347 3,6,57,415 increase 3,674 3to 51. 13,309,796 Decrees, 989,196 22 .• 311 " 1 ". The changes exhibited in this return are of some - ule,oso t Aga Pita Minna C:10001 assess PAW! pO P Sl r enty) :11. - i -. -i, closure (2/. paid), 24; Peninsular and Oriental S team , an i a IMI •ei5..L..,q.r...:--.' 4 , 1 m. sad Constable Sherwood , of the Howtb constabalary; and 5, 199 De . Eig i - m ii k ,:ii, a 44 41 importance. They show that during the week in 1 00.0 0 0 1100. Soil. eniSorlllol emiss the result of their exertions caused a warrant, signed by 10 474 INLO.Wee. olnimael... - - 86; ditto new, 414. Our detailed list of the quota- question the Beak has been called upon to make 15 • 0 5 ' " "' wren - - Major BrOwarin, deputy inspector kestrel of constabulary, IN .1 ' Ifeweella and Carlake ... - - 10 , 000 10 tusualasisa tie= current in the market f u r shares in the new some heavy payments. With an increase of 811,946/. 20000 20 'Atuaratiaa 2 i li e _ _ -- --- - -- to be received by Mr. Superintendent M'Mahon, on the t• 100 thesesehle . • ••• • u 1 1 11 5 g is undertakings that have not yet taken their, place in in thesecurities, and decrease of 305 4841 Herm I vostraina Freehold 4 s THE PROPOSED ROYAL PARK FOR *vested of the Btb inst., against Wm. Kirwan,charging him "' 14 111wirewl, ablegamaal , privat e a , . +OOOO I ~,. .___ with having been accessory to the death of his late wife, se ~ ‘=„ ad g aii i,diii s. 4 0 . the official list is as follows : Beziers and Greenlee, in the amount of floating deposits standing to credit ii,... 50 ill 7 . ' ill I ' -`.. '• oe free sad Coo. all - - I FINSBURY. Maria Kirwan. The residence of Mr . Kirwan, 11, Upper et, IN Wien& . .. .- .. 43 43 Railway, Ito 4 prem.; Upper India Railway, Ito of individuals, we have a decrease of nearly a mil- memo I ikitiM Australian (Mid --- Merriam-street, having been viewed by Superintendent N N Ds New . tle.... ... .. .- -, eis 1 prem.; Antwerp and Itotterdim Railway, • to I I lion in the reserve, or stock of unemp l oye d notes and 16 ` 1 " ii Doltish Ir. " Yellen's,' evening, a meeting of the inhabitants M.Malson, his premises were closely watched both front and le •. Smiths* Ossintla lase - .- is 1 prem. i_ Bordeaux and le 110,000 33 linen. Imp.(lanat 51. pm 34t 7I 71 71 a. t et. toll Rae Ilsida , ... .. el, 51 314 1 I . tte Asil° l l' , 3,1 to 3, 1 coin in the banking department, and an expansion of awe 30 Do. Command Cunha alf - . 21 of storm ,r,t-hill. Stoke Newington, and its v'cinity, was rear, until seven o'clock yesterday morning, when, •wi e ra. IS 13 50.15 Deem 110. I. .. 1 r ase Fem.; Norwegian Trunk Railway, Ito II prem.; the active circulation to the extent of 731,2101. The 11, " ) 311 Do. 81 . J.1 61 a 4 la: •• • 17 - - I ke:,l it the Manor-rooms, Church street, Stoke *eider*, at the trek of the beer being opened at that hour, Mr. " no. 3 o . o . im i , du Richmond and Quebec Railway, 3-10 to 5-16 prem.; increase in the Treasur d • • 142 "0-1 110,000 I (nnon's Creek MI IMk Ipm to ecm,vlet abet messur,, should be adopted to pees area INefea baled feetth , sad came into the lane into which the et iri d a m 4 1 2 Alm 111 t y deport • m only it i.i 12,009 .. Cohn Copper ....., 4O 44 43 441 the gos. rumen) the necessity of at once proceeding to Man liete led. Coriolis Malone was there st.itioned, and Mr. 10 44 Pheithileeth•rset..has 4 5 es Woodford Railway, par to 4 prem. ; Wimbledon owing to large payments havieg been made by the 100 , 00 0 ' s C. 1011161 1 .012 the perk for Finsbury. The chair was tabu by Mr. Limas, drawl hi seraina arise, having met hits face 114. 101 Oda* Were.olWeirst 44 47 and Croydon Railway, 14 to 2 prem. • Vauxhall and Bank on this account, as usual at this period of the Coedits., . JAIAH WILSON. • to hoe, was el by the eater if his name was Si. !!..! Womb Gwen' - " 1 4 SS oil WWII* lewd . AI 67 Sydenham Railway, ito / prem.; West End and quarter, just before the dividends fall due. Looking mom so General 70,000 I fa r . a Amstmllan Capper all I I Si. ... ea - _ After • few iatreductory remehe boa th e ChaiNeea, Kirwan, tll S= I IIIIPIied is RN Mirnatiar. The eon- 1;i . le , 0w ...a an ... & as ss 1 , Crystal Palace Railway, 4to 7. prem.; Great Northern, at the movement in these several items of the * ws . '" . hada. Maintain....._ . all 11 Ms Mr. LLOYD pm • • brief hi... Wye the oareawratio *my static lbw Gebel bite If he was the husband of the late • et. me De.. a . m. . _ - Gnat Maly ettledia... all I its par 1 Doncaster and Wakefield Railway, 4to 4 prem.; balanoc-sheet of the institution, sufficient explanation ii.. - iii efa park down to the present pedal. Mtn sailtreiog to lass Kleirtes , le whisk be answered .. yos," and was told to $ Ammar, a l WeWis;a: 9 14 As at Circa Pu1e0ca1............... a ll la 21 pet i 3 4 the publie meeting a Sadler'swene fa 1114 _lwo whisk be amid eseeespesy bin (the csestable) to the station SS, au ethereality awl Mona . English, geottish, sod Australian Bank, Ito a prom ;is afforded of the decrease of a quarter of a million Ito tor Warty all llma I ramsatril mrinonals to Sir 001111111Geey and irsealleymear, house. He woe thea - oenveyed ea a ear by the conatable to __. ._ Lwow!. .l ..... 41 Oel French Crystal Palace , Ito 1 prem.; Contuiental lei me in the stook of bullion, without rei'n ' ing it to a pause 1 0 : 0 • 9 Lake Bathurst.. be otrerved that Lord John Ramon at length Nem. se the Lad-lase station keen, sad afterwards to the Coale, 2 2 !.. 2! i lrells- so -1 *, is Submarine Telegraph, -16 din. to 1-16 prem.; Irish in the imports of gold, or any especial demand for loo,soe Ism.MOnniee,O.kata.C.oo. al t Ws Markialts Convinced of the desirableness 4$ the slew, that, where he was brought beton Ms* Droweilu, :erho, haw. N 1, ....,,,,.•••• i rs de . -: - • 4 45 a Submarine Telegraph, Ito 4 prem.; North of EltroPe foreign countries or ouroolonies. As regards the future ru,s " I "" s ' • °e' smus sosris's 9 4 4 4 1 1 at ha request, the Woods mad resale node • ins told him the sate* ef tb a *sea against him, caused ,„. ..: iligirog c om eo; Steam, 1 dis. to par. lIIM,OOO Sew Granvda tendency of the metallic stock 91 the Bank, 100,000 all 1 iMs survey of the ground. The pleas, is bay were him to be committed le Eihseigen. es • remand until 12 iniaspat pi 0ut.... - -as Nouveau Maude prepared, the notices acre delivered, sad •MB woe Ye* o'clock this day, whoa an isoeseiptlos will take place be- N . s tt Sulk Dean ...: ..: . N* l 114 A loan for the Sambre and Meuse Railway has attention may be drawn to the fact that the dividend 110 , 000 .. Port Philp to be presented to parliament by Lord Seymour whims ea- rote bilel at Honk at which Issas' ia•P‘rent has, mad : 7 ems mais .*: 7 2!. 73 141 I jest been brought out at Hamburg by the firm of S. receivers will require a considerable sum in coin "'7',' ' srs a. . ` r a i r ir io t k o a b s all Ii Ns M } 401 fortuastay for the object, there weaned tiNo a which it is hoped will serve the reds of justice, will be die. be If aela Tabb.iiii . I . wive It Is Heine. The amount required was 5,000,000 fr., or towards the middle of the month, an influence how- Koss Muth Australia- the late ministry, end the whale wetter our, ter a 11= clued. Uinesids of fifteen annws w have been summon ed ssslslesd~rtlapar 200,0001.; the rate of interest 4 per cent; the ism- ever, which will be counteracted by the inc r eased ' 1 1 / 4. 7' s ss l si t i t:: r i l t . 1 114 is, 5 standstill. A depseades. however, ofteeepeolo to give evidence at the investigation. The body of the 91 a 8 if I ins rice 861, and the exchange fixed at 188. The spun Lord Derby sod wee 5000 kingly reeeled. Me Mr& leeseeted end reapootable lady having been exhumed 10 17 Tele ef Porn' . ... .. ,4 11l 131 ts receipts of gold that we have lately chronicled. In mous 1 I wed ahriese as idle per ship declaring that the meet* strsessmeat were teases at Gissevis hi es e Vedsesag, • pool ogeorten examinatice so ei weeded see Mem, s M loan is redeemable by periodical drawings at p a r. all probability the stock will fluctuate for some time looms I Tabs wini.g .0 sic) the eldest es the preeediag am, mad liat the WA me* by lieelsell, a the eonstabulary. so all WeSsehalaial Wadi. •Pt Is 110 13 West Oresmall al 101 The entire amount wee taken, or at least as moc h as to come between tweuty-one and twenty-two mil- Ouly difficulty wasteded the aseeer wei tam to Masi to The estateVro s hn Fair, in the aunty of Mayo, M. I N v.b . 5.....069,.,1 di s a the firm would consent to issue. It is presumable lions sterling, but this amount of the precious metals the mailer. Al Nos se the Mobilo Of So IIS• en pat up ter We in Ballineslem on 'Wednesday, N 20 De. do Marlow .. Si 9 dls 114 that this loan forms part of the preference stock is so large that no real importance can In any case COMMERCIAL AND MARKET.% mil" 1 """:4": 11 " 1 d ihe the me = githr ma seer et the Encumbered rillbl7oo Coat- /I I 1 1 .: e rk a l i i irt= u ;, ji de . 4 announced to be raised by this company. Money in be attached to • trifling weekly variation. From le sod the et eareniep that was to Th e so h „a w l w hiff at the /I I that market is abundant at 21 to 21 per cent . for the general aspect of the returns it is evident that WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE . • . discount --.16:44: k • 1---17 : 7- /' the demand for accommodation had farther in- MARKETS. that tbr preuessot inteemlod to keep faith - mem, At a under ' ....., . ___. The new project of the day was the " Chartered crossed during th e week ig, que s tion. MISCHIO-LaNE, SATCRDAT MO/LlllllO. • le ern est that re whisk their ondieweeera tiolsod sow same 0111/EL the rate 0 orr eri rebers was about 18 yews , UN= LEASID AT TIMID MULL Rank of ineria. Australia - and (Thine_ The rf rd t•I el Altheuels th orn iSI. ad. h......, I. ...*5...:• :- ...- --I__ ,_• 1.1 n 101 - I 47 SS 04. deaslisiss• gi 412 11 =risa aa /• AT MID that the gewereesset lassaded te kM tine, sad to carry nut that to width t►eir giesiessee pledged thew ogres. (Chien.) Kr. Aanorr moved the fillewing resolution That this meeting highly approves of the plan prepared by the late government, for the formulas of a park foe Finsbury, and regrets that circuinstaaen had arisen to delay its being carried into effect." He observed that it was very dnirslile that the high ground sear Homey Wood should be secured as speedily as possible, as it weight atbrwise be built epee, mad so good a site could cot thea be elftini. At a_ property _ mune court, the rate of purchase was doe 18 years ; a rate sundered very good in Timmy. 7. - i i i .1 Ili Ni n as THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoei. The Conn' market remains firm. The price opened at yesterday's range, and is now # higher, at 1001 to # for money and Wednesday, and 100# to # for the new account of the 11th November. The business has been small, and entirely 000flned to this one stook. The floating debt exhibits no change. Business in foreign stocks has bee. rather more active. The demand for Spanish New Deferred has continued, and the price has reached 231 ; the Old Threes marking 611, and the Passive Bonds 61. Buenos Ayrean Bonds have been done at 71; Danish, IThrees, 82 ex die.; Granada Actives. 21#; ditto Deferred, 111; Mexican, 241; Peruvian Deferred, 631. iATURDAT MOILNING. Although there has not been much activity in the colonial =whets this week, the demand for most articles of produce continues good, and full rates are generally obtainable. For sugar there has been a fair inquiry, and to-day some descrip tions have realised fully 6d. per cwt.adrance. The demand for Coffee has been very_limited, and sales can only b e ma d e at reduced rates; the Native sorts of Ceylon are quoted at 42e. 6d. to 41s. per ewt. A largo amount of business hsa been done in Ewe at full to rather enhanced prioes. The Tea market has remained inactive, but some demand for common Congou for investment has raised the value of this clan. BALLINASLOE FAIR. Thursday was the fourth and concluding day of the Oreat Balliuuloe fair, being that set apart for the sale of horned cattle. The subjoined &octant of it is from the reporter of tho Dublin Erpress : The cattle fair was held to-day, and well sustaised the advantage to sellers which characterised the transactions during the previous d. ye. The graziers are in the hest mutes me lie lenresse they have realised ; and although bayem smart molar the prices they have paid, they ac quires k the judgment that the fair, on the whole, was teatimes Ns many years past so rapid a clearance has see he.. made. The supply of three-year-old heifers was scarcely so extaselm as last year, the quality of all descrip tions gemmally impsdor, and the demand more than pro =p...W. There w also a sminsiderable ad was also lgellados, with a few Wogs and two-year ebb. AD the prime lots of three-yer-olds were driven Omen Ware 10 o'clock, mod la • few hours Sim remainder wen swept off. Per all deseriptieas am ass eager fasplry, sad purchases maw rgtli t s al IS alms* um Ina lames rates lca 111. as 0089.7seweil WM" mad IL t g e i rea WWI% the imemmems Wag peepedeamiely lees ea the flat them es the ease dames. Is mass iseramee the &douse bee bees BIN mt Whew side 'edam daseek bat imam's Ingeemed Mu lame beam oblnimsd. Tersoytar-eti end mstemAt ies simg sum wan pimprdsmat* Am. • mon e ally et 11161 et • semmidee shim slumber d beam wan tel•day, generally of am lakfikee doe. de d i s irEd . sails mad tame. animals &Egli Insir at idali n gr The timing is • of the numbers of shop mei ems said as this fait Omsa. Two-year-Ads. tin trmsold 6,288 (berml is - Iftarr --- Wirry ellalesed Deft OM vie= prowl to Sedisimillos Wallow to lailliall.susi Ci7Pol!h _ N $1 111 NI Ossa Pauli I • . 111 U 11l 14 id SMITHFIELD HAY MAREET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the trade brisk at the fol lowing quotations:—Prime Meadow Hay, Ma. to 80s.; inferior, 60s. to 705.; Rowen, 48s. to 565. ; Clover, 765. to 955. ; second cut, 60s. to 855.; Straw, 275. to 30.. TALLOW MARBET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady to-day, at the annexed quotations: Town Tallow 425. 3d. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 42a. Bd. ; October to December, 41s. to 41s. 3d. ; Jan. to March (18.33), 414. 66. Maxus? Avnasomi.—Town Tallow, tic 06.; fat by ditto 2.. 6d.; yellow Russian, 445. 66. ; melted stuff, 33e. Od. ; rough ditto, 218.0 d. ; Tallow gr a v es , 14 e . ; good dregs, 6s. flassi Wolin ?a allied M. dome IL SWIM _ _ . SS U US Ilb ne ne sr n 1.7 UN T I4 isil4,l THE LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. u. -- ..F. ... -- 1 - 76. - 7;re mi. . % . 4. 4. 4. ... gesbrl Loyal* Ow.fpapat. I_s. Bantu, Ocr. 6.—Voluntary Loan, 1011. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1830), 1034; ditto (1832), 1031 ; National Debt, 941. Com mercial Marine Society's Premium, 130. Bank Shares, 1061. VIENNA, Ocr. 4. Fire per Cent. Metalliquat, 931 I. New Loan, (Series A), 931 6; ditto (B), 1091. Four•and•a-Half per Cents. ditto, 83. Bank Shares, 1 1 1,352. Exchange on London, 11.31. (Mal is I.l6Mhild.) Sathmedtemilis pogo (lorel bol.Oneade. Peseiudfirtr• Om Loa IldlaNst.alins.kTert A ras a t t E (Isendliainfilh arrjeriD er. (bias....: Ds. OW. • (Ms. le l SiehOsilm. Opal. as. sad Ira& Ilawalllidliedildre timid M IrOsej. woe Valle Wham. (WM is Me DON - WNW • Swim (Waal 'saint Wotan) 161 Ile $ 31 33 IA - .• COVENT GARDEN.—THIS I/AY. Notwithstanding the unfavourable change in the weather, vegetables and fruit continue tolerably plentiful. Melons are becoming searoer. Plums, pears, apples, and peaches still arrive from France. Tomatoes are nearly over. Filberts realise from 60s. to fshi. Potatoes are rising in price. Peas ere over. Mushrooms continue plentiful. Cut Flowers conuat of heaths, pelargoniums, room mignonette, bignonikvenusta, and fuchsias. 10 1111 U. 1/4 AND CLERICAL CAMBRIDOL, OCTOBER B.—DIVINITY : The Regius Professor of Hebrew sires notice that he will resume his critical lectures on the psalms with pe. cxxxiii, on Wisdoe . day, the 27th of October, at 2, p.m., in the Arta' Schools. To be continued on the Wednadays and Saturdays during tom. i id• N SI 164 1(4 Si S. i lig MARE?. The ressintina min semneel y Ills. MAUI!, &aka:mai- Mr m:ally mdspied. . Bum mead the tallarsing That every pert mond Laden, except Finstrary Is provided with • park, sad that the dimities et IL Luke's, Clerk 'swell, Hestia, sad abreast% while were bat • f.w years sines arm to the idds me sew beerled Is by walla of brick bad abler, sod re bliebbrals bins sr as acre of ground Ise sit ee heelball erseries." KC LLOYD. is ••••11011 the resoisehm, emit a letter from Dr. e mat, who rated that briort his thirty peen' preacherso • p that homegit lamp properties of the imams et ohs riddle owl brier diem that lasi ease under his sods* wen toserabie to dresser sod Im purity, and Oat their recenerre right be Or souse Most Ferreted W air sad whelerame essesise. (Hear.) The wee thee greed le. The idiewlsi wedolles wer weed by lb. LOAM. : this swift *dye IOW( re the measles dr priming opts the goversment the seeseeley prep Mime *eland forthwilla. as So WNW is elm*, • the grettal, sad every math wIR Mimes the uprise a Umi . purchase." Stenos, is seeo=his rawaintima. =peat lint ritions or seelesellels v bexcld e ail did e wee contidooi bet dry art wereesolp ailed. He alb ompleised that th com =rieerhers were sot peens% and had seat a• XL LLOYD said that. was every rows to bedew that the matter torrid be streseled to is the sear amiss. He had received e erwrebartis ben lard leas likassees Which seared to for he t: wet lineweble dap skies towards the hod a sew am M. ber . (Hear, beer.) Ilr. Ct is had promised to assist, sad Mr. Darrershe, se doubt, wield de the sow la tact, all the rosibas hod premised, Irevideally sad , rapper the rewarest. Mr. Wl:Aomori feared art rho owner at the lead is vew, Mr. Itydoa, would dermas sere shish the govern meat would be unwilling to pay, end euggestod the Wee tins of 'rased at same dMnee beyond to avoid this drilleulty. Mr. LLOYD said the /seem* had approved et the thoiee made, sad whet wee nee, he lowly bane* Are I the perk would pay he the sudsy disersh buddies' which soak he crested. Thew were gbilerss at llisitbery who would willingly take the Wide matern into their own bands if the governante* weehl esly pledge themeless tkat them phimid he • royal pdt. The tesolutioa primed Os the motion or Mr. Prodes seserbd by the Rev. Mr. Garrett, it was agreed that • deguistle• ehetekl be sp- Fronted to wait epos Lord Isbe Marben, to by heron his lorriltur the @diatomite of the seeming, sad a norms to ham the great enasety with was felt thesst the borough, to arcs,, • royal park for the earthen driers of the Die t Formals. Chamois. The t.rne ..ctlinge terminated with a vote of dealt. to the Olt ADVIZTIOISO.—In hie ea pa per twbeted to Yreedlys Pseidesi Treads* liedaess, - the celebrated sad _ea Ad &rasa use :—" Advertise your buss.,.,. De net hide year light seder a babel. Whatever your sr calling may be, if It Weds "WWI Iron the advertise it thievishly sad eoei astl7. a aente SIMISIII ether OM wal math while atter bon. I freely lea th at what me= I Mee had ba life nay fairly be aildhaled MIN le the graMis pros thee to snarly elf other envies einained. Thine they possibly be eeeepvioas that do sot lupin% sd . bit I eonaot weli vitamin what they are. Ilea I. lama bow tell you that they have tried irlsonibc. sea that it 4 ' 4 sot Poy. This is eel whoa advertising I. does spanarly and grodingly. this doses of &dyer h•ing will not pay perhaps—it is like half a posies orphrie—making the patine Wok, bat elLetiag nothisg. dateurdwer liberally, sad the ease will be awn and was tat these say •they cures Ward to advertise;' they katoke—they russet ailed NOT to advertise. Is a reestry when everybody reeds the newspapers, Warn most have • thick skull who does not see that these are the cheapest W best eledioni through whisk he can speak to the public, where be is to lad hie theseasers. Put on the appearance ° l__bwootse. sad generally the reality will follow. The "'met Pasta hie seed, sad while be is sleeping his Isom sad potatoes are growing. de with 'deerskins. While You are sleeping or wing, eie something with one set of e u:ofter.., year adthrtissateat is being read by hundreds MU thousands of who sever saw you, nor beard of your 1 4Wituo, aer n a:ZN valid, had it sot been for your a dvtftworaeat appearing I. the itewrieperr." Total .. 61,660 0,800 478 As respects yearlings, ealves, and bones, the returns ap. pier imperfect, aad therefore I forbear to mention therm. The amber of oath entered last year wee greater, but a of thealead were driven out unsold. This year it mil Mee ss hat theme 'indisposed of were extremely few, ewe I bases trealdl NM bare remised as bands if they bad ass bra of very Wader quality. I. fact, so great vet the ilessed everyedme at all 111.41111111, ine:reasing ia peeper ties ea he supply a/Sabed. that the testis unally ategiard la seteresee to r ah mehee dleleigele aet Seek es. &sap sere easersteny W eisetieee eseedatert bees ohs ash is Se easslai i• rearm sake teems ehertreele sit a teeybi beet is ee 111. bed. The edemas led la seas bre' oeseoroi kw by the helesd At es beet he sairatiea rmlees sat tresibie loewibi se err r s. es Ispeeteasalveateee seedier that for a period of 1111 yore le geed a hair, in every respect, has not bees sees bees The biA press ob tel here are attributable prodoeir we the imitheme of supply, which has set been peeperleore le the inquirrement of the tithes, and the =lrsame of polar enterprise and eosilitenee. Os the e t lee gives the utmost satisfaction to all parties, for while the ass et Orsearrit seer well contented with their pre% the Libra borne were, I ea steered, prepared to yield • *elm adhaase s sad elates eons endit fir their eheltme ia mosestai neaps at INS. THE ACCIDENT ON THE GLUT NOUMEA/1 AND MIDLAXD RAILWAT.—We kayo received fattier partial. tare this amides', 'Audi amen to have been of • mere b asiesiat tars was bean Mated. On fileadrN Ha ammo lonia WNW haw Dasastisr, ca the Oust Nero N. preweding at the mob of forty mike to boar. Tbe night was gloomy sled dark. The driver, I We ewebiog the Newark &nation, saw tbe data lights at the enering, half a mile distaat , whit& abowed the boa was char. The train kept ea at its Masi pees, when, within • hw yards of the erwates. the Mow yeretived a train cooly frai Lintels in the appwite dloostion. He attempted to reverse his ameba but too hle► two trains having dashed into the Midland Wo g the grapnel chaise ef the two Let trait and Ma heat via which "ataimed lb• fwd, sod bop of nob. Th• three troths were presipholed dews the miliakatent late a pad of water. Two of the gnat Ilesthera *mimes were dr throwa of the Moe, iajwriag the pannagen severely. The Itaint beta brought tea deal etYl, the flarAlidy extricated from the Mien orris'« =mad to the di rent hotels of ltewrits. where they had Nosy media and eureka! woodman Bo we wet to add Hot the gas* who w head Imeallib awl sadly watYald miler the eapieed host ia a peel of water, ad solionm la a vary demprons awl indeed baptism state. s y s te e = losonedat be by the injury of ~ro, and the th met made to the vrtre paseengas, • ottlwellea at useL We regret to add SW one of th• imam% awned Chowye Can. whii eloadag the line, had bk eiwabai by as azle of ewe ft/ the makes Wine use Wm 1611, ht rt as et nimbi N. Ditto M. &laid Ilk - i ~ p~ Ct.l „. MINN aid Illeiltred _ fartboril Abet. • lo(llk) 7 pee (*. -• ltmeAleeJtete.,3 p Da Ow per Cisai. ilsel ONLVelea.Selpriap.Cl ▪ losallol. ea is a =bar i tolla ONO pre.; — lesaPlOdi; aeLllbitalialls ape lairrhin Tab% I we. I Las. aim priltr 0141.1.1WiqC(.4 • lor Dt 1H Do.• SS . . Ilaryp. stoma% i Dw yrw Ibilladare.l4.llaLls..‘ Tito Pleftwomo lark* 110• Ides... ' t lW•impTley $ pit ura WNW Oxford. olvw., Woe Wilier: sa W Swam esows.ADlrsi.Nowthor. I ihreetk aisebt(Pos.W. Ma) • pi, Ont.. DP. per 1 , 40 kith Dove +.l..uana.a;:) watmi.rd a 11110kasap Tack Nowersie"Pori t. et.Nara Di et nollas.parelk ft $i Vs a 4 111 11 PI. i di 1 pot 1 die 141 1111 pa .- - PN i IN 22 224 If N N o f lir 1711 IS/I 1 pi 14 IS IN IS 4 is 101 IN S 1$ Per 4 v. FOASION BILILWATP. se ilabwistel 4•1111444011a4a Isi II Wes 4•4 Osnapa ... 14 • 0•4 c 415 111.4•111 L.. 1 • ISII jinn lean 74 a Pa I Mut Yin Robs-Robs- Il• 4 De. 4 Cles•llJmilla ••••eP 14 II FS 01.11411•104eskilborsi per 1 po ... re. &nib issOlos. 44,611 11104 1111 May,1111 & 114 &AIWA at perm lii 101 Hul 11l id i - das i-Pft I ti SS St I 1 pus i .• 14 IS 17. I7S II Ili 2 1 31 114 WI a , II . 110 111 a 110 The sow project of the day was the " Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China". The capital of this compcny is fixed at 1,000,0001., in 201. shares, but power is reserved to increase it to 3,000,0001. should mreamstances warrant. The company propose to embrace in their operations every branch of legiti mate banking business. Their prospectus refers at great length to the statistics of oar vast eastern trade, which for many years has been extending with reisarklble rapidity, and there can be no doubt that die gold discoveries in Australia will give an immense Amiss to the commercial exchanges between those seised" India, and China, this being the field to wild& the operations of the company will in a great amour° be directed. Simultaneously with this lowease of commercial movement, it is well observed that banking accommodation in that quarter has in reality undergone a diminution, Yd reference is made to the well-known fact, that sines the failure in the panic of 1847 of many of the East India houses,—which included banking business, in their ordinary . mercantile transactions,—no other firms or fresh institutions have offered to provide for the requirements of banking. In no class of business is it so necessary to have practical, cautious men of standing at the helm, and thus it is satisfac tory to see that the list of promoters includes parties of high respectability, long identified with our colonial and Indian commerce. The market for foreign exchanges ;cemented no material change to-day, and the badmen transacted woe on a limited scale, owing to a mall supply of M. Short Paris re mained at 26.271 to 30, end 3 toeuths' paper at 25.471 to 60. Amsterdam was in great demand, but only a small quantity of paper was offered at 12 to 12.01. The Dutch coupons, which are just due, are eagerly purchased for remit lances to to Holland. Frankfort was in request at 1201 Ito and Hamburg at 13.8 to 1. The Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese market presented no new feature. On St. Petersburg some large amounts were done at 371, to t. Vienna and 'Neste closed extremely dull at 12.46 to 52, with very little doing. Annexed is our usual list of the prices negotiated : rr.• erseusese. Pram Is Amster:lm port Short lit IS etc. ... lit I9Jety. 131130 1311. 3 ay. 13L 13mca. !I Mal. I!incf. blow& 01a agimPiAs •04 - ; per Lao „ . I .001 pers 111. 44kr. iUkr. „ „ 11114110. . " riakrl Vim& ilitlrtri Bromide ... Ild. slkt. M- r. 4 7 v. -.- " Pr!":1° - 2*. ilibi11.. ...... -. . P. 4, , 13Pr. S 7. . 131 r • DIM , ~, 3 Mootharift. 47 e. .. 157 t. Mai. Clam saresess. a, 44 2.511. 47 .. 33Pr. 1124 e. = 1.., Isfr. 474 e. ... 230. 51 11. II 011110.1 Piataate Ltgliota Maallat pat ducat 4ll poste ... 411 peace Mame pat anima „ 11114 penal ... WI pas Mamba Iladeld per rallaz „ 191 peat* - 431 peace Paths Waage ,, es, pew Gibraltar finale bat mar. - „ .. 49$ pews ... 411 i pear Bilbao s liaboa per miltel ~ 33 peon .. 1111 pram W HI peace ... 13 mom N. rettraburir ... „ „ per ruble „ 971 prom ... 9 pees The bullion market remains at former prices. The silver market is firm, the demand for India conti nuing. Present quotations aro thus reported by Messrs. Sharps sod Wilkins :-Bar gold, 775. 9d. per oz. standard ; bar silver, without gold, 6s. Old. per oz. standard; ditto, containi ng gold a ll go ld above 3 grains in the pound to be paid fo r , fn. Id. per oz. standird ; Mexican and South American' dollar., 4s. lid. per or. The price of gold yesterday at Paris was about I per milleprem. (new tariff rate), which at t h e English mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 26.191 i and the exchange at Paris on London, at short, being 26.30, it follows that gold is about 0.417 par cent, dearer ' in London than in Paris. By to-day's advice@ the price of gold at Ilamburg is 4301 per mare, which, at the English Mint price of 3!. Zia. 101 d. per ounco for standard gold, glees an exchange of 13.711 and the exchange at Ham- Rev. W. Bailey, to Croon Curacy, diocese Limerick. Rev. Henry Frederick Beckett, to a Canonry in the Ca thedral Church of Cumbrac (E. C.), Scotland. Rev. John R. Brougham, to Cappagh Curacy, diocese Derry. Rev. Robert Brown, to St. Silas Curacy, Liverpool. Bev. William Reynsr Caen, to a Mastership, St. An drew's College, Bradfield, Bezka. Rev. Aden' Cuppap, to Newtownards Curacy, diocese Down. - - - Rev. William Henry Hanson (recce of Hockwold with Wilton), to an Honorary Canonry in the Cathedral Church of Norwich. Rev. E. Ileastie, to Monks Coppenhall Curacy, Cheshire. Rev. Richard Hayes, to Skull Curacy, diocese Cork. Rev. J. S. Hickey, to Orangesilva Caney, diocese Leighlin. Nev. Copinger Hill, to Bexhill Rectory, Suffolk, value 6781. with residence. Rev. F. J. Leigh, to St. Paul's Chapel, Jersey, value 2001. Rev. Richard Huey m Loans, to Youghal Curacy, diocese Cloyne. Rev. Charles John Lucas, to Thrigby Rectory, Norfolk, value 1851.; patron, T. Browne, Esq. Rev. Samuel Williamson Merry, to Norton Lindsey Curacy, Warwickshire. Res. J. Robinson (perpetual curate of St. John's, White haven Cumberland), to be surrogate, dioceses of Chester, Manchester, and Ripon. Rev. Robert Stratton Rowan, to Christ Church Curacy, Ashton-under Le, Lancashire. Rev. Richard Sale, to the Chaplaincy of the Union, 14e of Tbanet, Heat. Rev. William Steggall (perpetual curate of Great Ash- field, Suffolk), to be • surrugate, arebdeaoonry of Sudbury. Rev. JalikCl StoTelllloo. to Churchtown Clarity, diocese Cloyne. Rev. John Tottenham, to Ballysaz Rectory, diocese Kildare. ----- Rev. Wheeler, to Clouenagh, diocese Leighlin. Rev. W. Futter, to the Vicerage of Hardly; patrons, the Deals and Chapter of Rochester. Rev. Martin Edgar, to the Perpetual Curacy and district Church of St. Andrew, Deal ; patron, the Rector. VACANIBS. DIRHOPMICS.—Rt. Andrews, Dunkeed and llunblane, Scotland . ; Right Rev. I'. Tony, deemed. l'aursrent. Cuitaelia.—Badley, Suffolk, diocese of Norwich; value, 401.; patron, Lord Ashburton; Nev. C. 11111, promoted. Swinflett, county and srclatlioeme of York ; value, 1271. ; patron, the perpetual curate of Whttgaft ; 800. deceased. Itscrostra.—Barb], Leicestershire, diocese of reterbo- rough ; value, 4691. with residence; patron, Duke of Rut land; Roy. W. E. Ilartopp, deceased. Leigh, Eames, diocese of Rochester; value, 2841. with re sidence ; patron, Bishop of }toehold's.; }tight Rev. Robert Eden, LLD., resigned. Milton-Dasserell, with Cookbery perpetual c u m,, diom* of Raker; 'Wu., 3784 with residesos; paumms, Earl of Devon; Rev. Thomas Clack, dceeabed. ME PALS.—Mr. Moate's circular states that the iron market has continued advancing this week. Scotch pig iron, at the early part of the week, rapidly reached 555. cash, and 665. three months open. A lull has occurred, and prices are now quoted 63e. cash, and 541. three months open, but there is scarcely any pig iron in this market offering for sale at these prices, the lower quotations being more generally attributed to the manoeuvres of speculator. than to an actual decrease in value. Ban are in good de mand-71. has been refused, f.0.b., in Wales. Rails pursue the upward progress manifested for some time past. There are still large orders in the market unelecuted, and makes ask 71. 10s. to 81. per ton, f.0.b., at the shipping port. Spelter is rapi4ll) advancing. A good business has been done this week at 181. 15s. on the spot, mud 191. se. to ar rive. Holders entertain a favourable opinion of this metal, and much higher rates are ezpected to rule. British tin is firm at an advauoe of 31. per ton. Strain has been sold this week at 87s. Baas* is held at 90s. per cwt., with a steady market. Tin plates continue improving. The demand, especially for charcoal, is lively. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. B.—The Simoom, iron screw troop-ship, Captain Kit/porno, went out of harbour last night, and anchored at Spithead. The Leander, 50, Cap tain King, was towed into harbour this morning. She will be paid od all standing, and be re-commilmoned. The Archer, 14, screw steam sloop, was mustered and inspeetedl today by the commander-in-chief, Admiral bar Thomas Briggs, and her crew were exercised iu gunnery by Cap tain elude of the Excellent. FORGERY OF PRUSsIAN PATER MONIIT.—The Vietines Gazette states that a band of towers had been dis covered, who had been employed in manufacturing Pews- Sian paper money. The head-quarters of the gang was i n America, and a part of them have been arrested in that country, and others in Germany. The Prussian polies hail been for some time aware that a regular company had been formed by shares in the United States for carrying on this nefarious traffic, and that an agent in the person of a medi cal man, a native of Germany, was to land at Bremen with u considerable amount of this couuterleit paper money, which he was to put into circulation at Hamburg. A Prussian police-officer was consequently despatched last week to Bremen, and on the vessel arriving the was arrested. On examining his trunks a large amount of the false paper, very well executed, was found. At the de mand of the Prussian government the American govern ment has seized the presses and all the apparatus, and ar rested the culprits, who will be brought before the tribunal at New York. °MOE COPYING IN TUE COURT or CIIANCERT.— From the 28th instant, the gourd allowances for copying provided for and directed to be paid to the clerk of reports, the clerks of entries, the ouistant clerk of altidaviu, the clerks of the examiners, and the copyin , ; or writing clerks of the Masters, are to cease, and the Lord Chancellor may make regulations as to the rocking and delivering . the pleadings and other proceeding,, and ,r -a • for the same. C o nsider a bl e sums have bon ,L, • j! copies of proceedings, whilst those who do vr very inadequately remunerated. • e* •••• 1 2 1 1. • -7• V :14 Lry 104 100 zd IN 111 . 17e I 11l If 131 1101