The Express. — London, England, 1852-10-28 00:00:00

V Ttt Tf43rt LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28, 1852. "THREEPENt,E. RAILWAY& THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocir. The railway market is extremely buoyant to-day. Nearly every Hue on the list has experienced an ad vance, the Irish and Scotch stocks participating in the improvement. Cork and Bandon, and Norfolk., are much better. A considerable business is being done for the new account, and the arrangements for the closing of the account expiring to-morrow are progressing well. The traffic return, are exceed ingly good. A large Nation is doing in French shares, and prices havo rapidly advanced. Sambre and Meuse are also much higher. fa 4.tra •moaa•... 1 10 De. do. New I. latiVor k (with ; IN Ow. Do.(sa lowest) .. In Sarthera of Irma. Alt Do. XN. 3 pal et. MM4 awe k melww.l.r.‘ 11 Orleans ad Bartle.= .. 1. ran• wd Lyon* . 10 Vorif and o.oam 14 leak sad lowa . 10 Grua and mirroto.., 4 P•rts.C•••• ,ao 4 Clwwb 11. 44sebes 004 11.10hsoad k, tours owl Hawn: . , Inman aad Meas.... . all soot Maud.. ... Weetwa of Frame fl 311 33 143 of theaccounts last Made ni;, end comp 01%717 the returns for corresponding pe.7;0416 The subjoined table gives the aggregate weekly average of the note circulation of the United King dom, as it stood for the four weeks ending the 11th, 18th, and 23th September, and the 2nd inst., being the latest date to which the returns have been collectively completed for all the banks of issue; and also the results as compared with the returns for the previous four weeks ending the 4th of September. ,114 19 p. 91 64 191 39 31 311 41 44 p I 1 131 . pm 41 41 Pi 9 1 111 321 a ii Pi IN II Iti Rapt 4 Oat . locrumo Warn.. X 147414407 1411141141 437,116 Primes . 446414`: 44114114 i 144 Mat desk baldia "....— 47111.444 441401; INA --- Total In Gaglas4 ISAMU 1',611707. 631,494 Scotland Ireland 4304701 4,176,706 3641 United Klalednat _ _ SHAUN In, orroacs The following us this day'. sales for the account : 011.14NAIIT MIAMI/ AND 11111C11. Ambergate, Notting., Boston, and Eaatern Junction, 81 ; Caledonian, 64 4 ; Chester and Ilolyhead, 24 ; Cork and Bandon, ICI 18 174 ; E. Counties, 121 11 ; E. Union, Class A, late E. U. char a, 91; ditto 11. and C., 64 ; But Lancuhire, 79 ; Edinburgh and Glaagew, 761 ; Great Northern, 821 3; Ditto Half B Stock, 119 ; Great Southern and Western (Ireland), 51 4 501 ; Great Western, 961:: Lancashire and Yorkshire, 881; Du. Fifth., 12 ; Leeds Northern, 161 I ; London and Blackwell, 81 ; Lon. and N.W., 1201 12; London and 9. W., 911 2; Do. 401., 144; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 321 ; Midland, 781 1 1 ; Midland Great Western (Ireland), 16; Newport, Abe arenny, and Hereford, 104 ; Newry and Enniskillen, 3*l , 474 SI I diem New S(111., 7; N. British. 381 ; Bhrepshire Union, 31; South Demon, 721 4 ; South Eastern, 801 80.4 80; Waterford and Kilkenny, 71 81; Waterford and Limerick, 251 6; York. Newcastle, and Berwick 701; York and North Midland, 531. tuLwarr. t.nbstrit,lng.. MU. .u: Lae Juestios Piins.irolv. •*Wm Valle bowman& Jos. us.camatmee.setteess.c. Ow dee. do. :et.. ma Swam 'c7.r.r.,1 fletylaaed lOW inns r•t«+n. sti ist mow Ana iis 3 pa.lllarky S • 10 104 05 I 110 214 21 • 24 ea If 0 102 314 04 WI 015 11 1 4 174 • • 7 4 si 45 3 34 124 124 eil I 111 ed rtrtls. Lbw. • . • , . G oer... _.‘3 , ...... er . ...e....4 - -.. ~ -,. /4.0 . -• 4 - "'-/ 4 , ./P ..../ -e._;: - Ac•..... 0 4----4 ) . .--4*-- $ 2--- ‘-e- -- - ---, " , • T EP D je • • No. 1,929.] LONDON, THURSDAY EV ] Et/MAi•-•- tat L PROVIDENT INSTITUTION, CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. I NEWMARKET RACES. ~ teal ten saralidaDCZ, a lthUlTteles dm O. w...ne. THIS DAY. genanns•-•AViIL rnnatir MCA*, T. THIS DAY. he , natanas. -CWSWillai LUNIIINUTUN Isq.. M. P. - c a .: on. seri ....-callaatz_s ASIMILL. kiss., V. 11.1 OLD COURT. I _ ___ - 1 oat- . - t frees the her art f4UM i ilreeint Mtge Patina I'd!, me. t HANDICAP for Two-year-olds. I).M. .h the sew abort the Wth : , tosootheir. DIM. 1. 11 1 Putieles GeorgeGrelson, 23, • metheal student, whit wu enneicted ' hiolasees .. .. Walked over ,„,.. r . 1.,..d, the moms! primisire se wing smart to es Weans/lay of a felonious awsult upon Anne Hall OROS ' .4.,..• ' I brought up for judgment, and sentenced to be transported MATCHES : Hesperus teat Sophistry. Pensioner O. t h,..••••ii.a....1it eow lawitotin, le Drawaher, lOW , .. h , pe lens two ken elketint, had the aortal bores h 'w ." Jean: boot Angelo. Cithrox, rat Swore. ; w e j e . ,reir et rerelle• over the dlsherseseists Is LISI fie AMPS rnwtors, the sweep, who was convicted of the SWEEPSTAKES of 50 SOTS. each. Al). M. m o.i Jaw , awl tin tapi,at la any caw», tea 4d. • mortal • tierce of doing bodily injury to Michael Dryer. a Pharold .. .. . I As IllehTm es e stel'enweetual WWWws a Seel" wall b• Ow" ll polieentes, with intent to murder him, was also placed at Nicotine ••• .. 2 o r Ai, !Carob r Mat, and all who elect wineries Wien that u m b ar for Judgment. .v me yon•uoe m Ike prods whkh way 11.01100 to nth *idea geo ' The Chief Baron mid he hid hesitated for some time in - el a • meat we et eartgateet the Utteetors an watosesied to ✓ ig 1,... Y Me.blt• % 4 the acidity et their Pinkies to the es. coating tea decision whether he ought not to have gamed IRELAND. ha setemr vibes. the ecnience of death upon the prisoner; but, upon consult. 111110 1 es ".." rimin.. tan eer en the tat °doter, es re - ing with some of his learned brethren on the bench. he had . Debtor, Oct% 27. it ijo...2 he •30.4. 111144 he pug wohin thirty tilde 1r.0.0 tho. date. at !youth e..nie to the concilu.ion that it was only necessary •; John Ennis, Esq., chairman of the Midland Great 'no r , 0' .1-* t w "" ‘• 14" may W awl w ww WwWl W for him to order judgment of death to be retarded, and to I at*: ern ol the seats Is the salmi. *el. lav 1 • 32 * hy i egpg imam h e m.", leave to the civil authorities of the country the ultimata . Western Railway, and a ROC= catholic, and Henry decision of the fate of the prisoner. Ile Awl barn con- Roe, Esq., a liberal protestant, have been appointed •--- — ---- - • A I.l.soprs P.‘LE ALE and DR. GLOVER.- ended of din brutal act agitinst the unfortunute prosecutor, ~_ who would in all prohandity lie • sufferer for the remainder i n. Tee eireal.e.oe crea t.a woolaW. ta a ja l a to '2, eal „ i ' ll ',„„,„`,,,, tee t . of hi. life ; and he tru.teil lit the fate of the prisoner , wi"wa of " a • "I ''' '.. 'P'aWa In mows ." sea. ''''' ----- w.nal Ibe a warning to nll of the al • owl consequences of i' by royal sign manual aommisbioners of charitable donattone and bequests in Ireland. Tho following ;account of a very singular and on ores. SLURS'S. and iligini to eon dna remark tisk due lbw,. et mud.. un la r Oro a hieb they making use of the brutal strength with which (lad might pleasant hostile rencounter appear! this morning in g ' 10 a "....itiet‘w . ritte ' t , l d tso ‘" re ea tieworitty end toutetshboudy have endowed them, to inflict injury on those around them. I :launders's Nears Letter. The Major Fairfield, who b l "' - I Jo fit ment of death twat then order, I to be recorded in i n urea as one of the • • 'sad oe i , di, ft tads sad eane.d ea • . from g partici, is the agent to Mr. Sid 111w,, sti.oorr mi. . n rep.r. MI the usual form, and th e gesso,' was thee removed ney Herbert's very extensive Irish (states: • line ..1 vot art et at theca, at the moths perveraaat . n ._ bee. Ilieit 0 .. '"" snake, se inelseently oilnikillad •••• m i g igool,lo 01 111.110 /Ohl" Lewis. who mai she erottriefell on Wednesday of Al Illa as Debla. awiaa r aw Mewls, ' theme ". eat am kilo li ter . They rob!aelk tartar - re. milks. at as oneeilenter of • meet disagreeable nature took place. t r..,:11.i1 r • they netted Inas Or. W.A.+ : ,.top M. pee. manslaughter. was likewise brought up for jelgment. Major Fairfield had just entered the hall of the society :0.. -- -•. - von a letter the more v ANA' .le bre..s. it err not is. T.i. ',rm.'s., it will be remembered , was con v icted ' 4 l in company with one eg two gratlemen, and was pro. tre w 7. 6 1.," . ',4t•inithia. wit i. an wirer...lA.l , d vvidmila a that manslaighter, gat the jury strongly ncoratuended him to aiding to the leen, when Mr. Henry blecDermott, healikelesu.thet otr.oreiation ol Me Alo : mercy on sectuat of his good character. and the great ag- rister.atdaw, walked rapidly after him, and oa coming bas or 01011 IS 10 VS. Als,Oer. .. g r „,..i.,..Ty.......ti 11 . gravati in he had received from the person he killed. ,_ up with him, uttered some very at ithets addi . 6.-I , .... ,„, wenn... in erneude the Su e ty age to t The Ile was sentenced to be imprisoned in Nesgate for ame „I h ' h " 7 " ' al. eve caug t you at let;' and on ejor Fairfield turn. L.: ,:• 1., 1...... 111 1011 s ct.,110 111013, or to sa.p:..ato In any way months. ...., 1..1.f ..14 . at , - - - - - lag, hastily round, Mr. !lore Dermot! struck him two or „ t ee. • ---- %Illy", 1 0,10.11 a...garment about the ailegol u-e or sirrhale, three severe blows with a heavy horsewhip. Major a .,,a,„...,,, Cooked spry 110 .ileertlon oe tocro.l.li.e, ItuM on WRECK OF THREE VESSELS. - TWELVE Fairfield, on finding himself immulted, hastity retreated, tonint.t the i r., el Pa- drug and the .9 =tarns it now .1 *irate ; LIVES LOST. cantos loudly for the interference of the police, several of „,- „,,,,,,,e. r ot. I tried that ..t. Jeanne pa auk weeder- whom were stationed at the door and about the premises. 4.....1:A1ne••..1.At II II 141.1 If 11/1:..1 00 YAW a. .w h.liarain. at Wet - - - They, with several geode:nen. interfered, and prevented wax. .n. Ovl mo - ow• la ''''`'"• LI a by et 1. ...imp1y to thou A very melancholy reeurrenee took place early • - moult ldr hlseDernintt exclaimed, " That's a t , de itt p wee sot alt,ielbet sea uuttuatue al " .ri k. " 4 at deli yesterday morning at the mouth of Sunderland harbour, M ajor Fairfield, asi I ha . re whipped the for insulting n....% teat toter „....,.. t . it0 , t ,.... e .,,, ra i, UM" •if t • • • • strong easterly g de. It was tide-tirae about 3 my wife." The „ boa to a abort Lima aoffarod the otioitbot ssas or tal e • ;be* wi tie tr.erine tu,r; but Ido ant vet. ml ta di eagle eta o ' clock, A.al , and although the sea was running very high, to withdraw and the mat'.r has so far terminated. We alts protscat Vila. several vouch. succeeded in gaining the harbour sately. Ice t h e Li men . a Beech Chamber • r d e yesa yan •Sp 'l haws the.a an hitters which Witt le void heeednally, is • Jim, however, as the Napoleon , • brig built is Sebiderland. bet recently sold to some other port , was mowing the bar plication was made on the part of the Attorney lig*Mrl47::%.trow Teo , bVT___ . • my thr .. 1. etW e",,,. • ,..% ..r w far ,„ she was ea ht by an immense wave , sad sera& with gnat General for an order to have the informations taken ..i..... ..., - arm r i.... .i0z n x i 0 v. ,, , ,..r . ar tai .• w.,"- . ..I d .. - ti .,— ,71,171; between the Pier . Pthoo • bat. is • few lan , "" her mas s e went by the military at Six-mile Bridge retnored into th e bee, 1.14 e .uree. sea 1111,0 ao obretioa. the board, and she immediately sank. The crew, aix or Cou r t . 4 ii..een's Bench. Mr. Justice Moore granted lit ralawnow 1 . 11 66 . 60,219 4 three w Awe dere lisslowew , seven in number • were all drowned, with the exceptioa of "" """ Oho Intra anew me rerlymg to the hair ...1 Mr. ontioser, toe sue , whe, having got upon one of the masts, was saved the application. tw owe I Alo mut at. , ..geft.-Tome. as by • eoblo. • "IL Miele% lle. (Isizsed) LM. MOVER. -•- - - - . .. ,p,A-.1.0.055e yos will hinny expect se !owl:ate 'The LAX. AI.. minutes afterwards, the Ittheees Johanna, a Dab+ ern: ti.....,. I 4 ► .'l be it bowie oa Turillay eilsolog, sad Mod venal, in taking the harbour, also struck the South Pier, NINES. ✓urally t tome no Meat to my sorbing ahlett could weaken the but wearing round, she came on shore behind the pier and son' its, et tie tealwaa rm. bee , but Wet l•'• mot ove____ . , to the is now lying high and dry On the beach. Sho has received WIMNIUDAT EVIXINO. hs, of takes curie lora. lobo , " be air! (0 ...* my wwwww eeesiderable damage, and it is Expected she ...ill be • wreek. There has been a very good burdoess in the mining pr.traltint rl-*t , el b. - Her crew, consisting ot six men, were fortunately saved b h.... stt...orr me FOSS leg to refer to the let , ' et ler. . nein A..... • ..e. dye .ithieet. in the ti Monthly Journal al Medial Mesas of lines whic h were t hrown on board. k+w-,.; 4.,,h, is the earriodtegpsragraili of shah It Is rid- About the maze time, • French lugger, named the ble the transactions and the prices realised. Shares .1 united tn. mower's go it-natured sessirk on m; Mar Bow leacholio, which bad left Sunderland Harbour, with the generally continue scam. There have been some ~,s. w . owe wwwowo , ' 00 more, I b "" " awl ta 'a tenth '.__ . tide, e" 1- ladalti was seen loving about and making considerable transactions in Lioares shares between wp,' a sal I apply to tior. ,. .L a llof o'bre a _ gin i t- ' 11 ,... 1 "..... a... ",......"' the port. la coming is, she struck, like the others, on my law l ea e ` l"" Wa """ """' a a sae"' try --•- numbered Pier, and immediatel Woke la two The 33 and 33. 4 . 4 , 1 .44„,„1,,, i , r ,,,,,,, m . a pug opialie which has Iree red . . . i . • clew Business in the gold mining shares was not large, six men, including the captain, who had two within all asstres." nee'.Albeit it and WINS. Is artecludes, wig Os draw the al. sons on booed. Two of the men bad climbed upon the fore- and prices are rather dull. eras al th• ruble wel the trade the twit that. by this diebble- mast, and sae had get upon the freeboard main rigging ; Imperial Brazilian opened flat, and were sold at lam mime at snuck. and the If•Tewww• W Ile " "' WU. " , &min the time they remained there, rockets, with limo, 33, but buyers came forward, and the price left off *est IN, am sastitiary dr••• lab. that publicity. ter soirtlee were nee d over the vessel, •an d ever off 'ft err made to 6 7 Th ere della Pante Muroran. 5 'al im this.s to 3. was a transaction in the shares of lausurropai, oat.,, 1111 save them, but without avail. The whole el the crew the Rhymney Iron Company at 10. United Mexican -- perished. It is thought that they wore Bo exhausted as to be unable to ate the lilies; but their cries are described as left off with an upward tendency. irCHPS M L LTIFORMIA, 4, Leadenhall. having been heartrending. The ship went to pieces. We The non-official quotations are as follows :-Mel sewa_nas el. ant eteindat• to Wm d r o wt all - ww• a andentsad that the pilots had done all is their power to bourne 1 3 ; Cordillera, Ito 1 prem. ; Connemara, nreo. e!WMel • ter wl'hill llwll • Irot• ' k "" 1. • chi " dissuade the captain from paving te ma, as they expected Ito 1 Prem. ,_• Glenaulia, Ito : prem. ; Kenmore, 1 raa,s anon usse. earls Mesh Illamil. Mew minim the mes s, ereicartelial to tharameltrolo anon al to thw Mom" "'ON" • iku,,le;, the to 1 prem. ; Classadaagh, Ito i prem. • ; Mining and „ate. New tie . , i,, nut „ , ...ahe a d tb...... prod' .... e hue Zillah won coming up the harbour, about the , . ems et roin Marne taroctred m Ste sentry. An Wriesseer same time, the sate, who wee at the helm, was washed ommtinif C ompany of Al g eria .: to it. prem. ~rwearpp where orsusowa'a Dreoho Coe% weak TAM*. . 7 • 1 overboard by as immense sea and drorinsel. heaTea Wank Halt 7479, ••• Ma a im". cur d. Ca". sad Saw Feu, are entertained for other vessels fie the coast, and bank he. asseytateg for the tense and work table. d the best 'epee_ o isity for O . . ne whine an math t . he reach ,_ lugger. be. THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoar. The gold mining shares are very quiet, without wary, we as node ms prises maybe hgat SSICUPS, 4. Idedes. ISI oe of t h e bed of yen the cr ew, ha ve yet u ts..coset. sear tho !lase Hew. found. change 111 prices. Liberty shares have rallied 11 sit 1X066 IT THR erTiloß OP "Train FMB," - _. - _____ .-- prem. Nouveau Mendes remain steady, at Ito 1 •• PE-NV/ASK* M. prem. This company have received fresh advice* Is-awci... will he gehlishad. WRECK OF THE KINCARDINESHIRE, OF r rem th e i r MI, Mire r . E s M 0 A Starr ..4 learnt Mosel noes. N D. ABESDHEN. United Mexican shares have been done at 73. by W. 11. leaculaas. Awl. We regret to say that on Wednesday, id t Claim Melons Is tkrss volume; !PAPS Ms, mils tit 11s. id. R. Mem) Mums. Patel mime lam Lames+ : weak Ma; mil Os, al, Oarthilli. woe teceived in Bang of the total loss of the beig ell i i .= - ymesefire. may. disuniting. of Aberdeen. The VOW was bowl ion huh- -- - --- awe', laden with • sized sego of seed, oats. ani wheel, lore Ague Fry ,„, all II ma 111 earl the wreck took pine en the 26th of flognombee, an • MVO Saul am* thilairatea REVIVAL OP CONVOCATION. reef of rocks as the lest ef Norway. Tho hawing es 1 ...... 11 • 00 lb larelelne -.........- IS - - s ta 1 ~ the narrative of the tie, him 11 . 1teasia. who """' Iti T willialw . m dt... ... 11 accordance with a ettaisiona from the lion. and wnlas ham the Shia " I° the aelle. Ao, °Me of MSS I isanntlea iiesisiei -_ an 1 1 isk i i the vessel, Mr. T. Aden. books; RusiZwonee Wipes- MAN I lase NM& ail 44. 111.,. 0. K. Yorke. Karol Doss, • Meslearalle mretine of the w ww we we ye m om he wh oa the :- M. as iihenanse hie and Coal all - - bogy of the Dessery of Birmingham was held on Monday .. F ee , a „k a 5 lug Am m o ... bed is. whithe i , leAres I , whit outran Geld WI I Idi I hat. A St. Plubp's li wry. In the steam et the Mural owl . whi d % / moo ee 1 British iron ~... ... ~ - Wu from the town, the Dee. J. C. Miller, Anew of BA It tu v r able na ... us-i iiillia . " " all I/mid lehthi ' "area: IS !wit. Imsfiescai W. Psi 24 ,fa 7 i al g al e 111 tr i a d lea N.V., hew le tahmamacakaa. gall , ta a I liti ". W " " aka Is the chair ' sad lba ratiawia g Wlems etlSSlled with a ...'"' ' sea. We owl, how ao sail but mho go wo agreed to by a large majoeity, on the moons of the at. shahs Dry- Is 1 - - a dososorfed _ J oar ship kbaneedineybadoad twee 1 On e -. ... isa fI eh per finnan, seemided by the Her. S. F. Morgan, It^etOr 0 M Mhos • id of water, ht aiding Oli purest IVO . Oar Clow ......--. re is is L. Saiiita. It will be men that it has retention to th e pre se bar Iwo Ida he pups. By he tithe MO N -6 W dentel Go ld ......... -- t II on hw hi s tut movement for the revival of the &ono of coalrotation. h am h i t h e a di wate a th e - g m .... , Ospleps shtp Wen a gag. haul:alias Cooper ell 4 i dim We andeestaad that, though •• division of isieta wag ..._ __ sad .&„. d her cargo a good doh Vadat aaallisted, all parties were gratified by the kind sad eoi• ri;w2.„„_.„.=y, I . - __. the AM le Owing pot i nto alimonies's-Day, ass gut tioldeullonitkis. Grad thieby or omen lie Che:suan harennay of the meetiag unbroken to the Te d . own ti e h ip ;;Tie t s wiwtstwit, with tile wind at sw. , tam oreatriegooth...... all l 4 it" The adelr.• was at follows: ' ' boa In the worse of the day it ea.' mod to she INK., g a Liberty 1.. Tit r eat EEO ** leudlT ITCILLINT Ilia MITT . sod yew a dreadful gale with • very heavy_ ma. I ran Wm orakent..._- . „., ell • t 141. I wukCaliter.O.lta.C.Co. al 'f 4 die The Million of her Naieaty's loyal_mad ' ll _ ol4o latr e _taf seem the clam-reefed I.rePpeail as far as the Korth Resin. la .r Mesita . the Maria bran anti Clutlty.# tha Rae 7 P•Pagg7 77,7- hena which I took my departurs, the tried with to w - liwasawanansenee ei of - .1 ai.asiww. la the diocese of Worcester, hemithlyrshoweth- imp variation ma th I saaahed she lat. ht gat gg /1„ 1 Ass - ...r isda _.-...- A , f ele par I hat year petitioners ary devotedly att~he the United wog leea, 3 deg, 7 min, I. It them amee eseag ta, the 8 1. 0106 I l a waulos Mama ----- ell 14 / Pla 11 4 f hank of li, Noland sad Indeed (o f which they lee Illnewithy mSW --- :,: ai d tg. w . ....b.. ',1..., had that we „Id 11 .. • •= 7 ll ,Part Ildbla-- -.... _..1 i t li I rei hat Owe* , Insf id , rs). so won ••* 7 the 6 ^ 7 " 11 sod is t.- not chew a stitch of isms but a read Ismail. The IWO. is -6- -,... ----- ala Wa P ar tim af thaw maims. tbaabrullY wouolaiabal ia Yaw Mlealel MOM ol the pie we &walla! al faz as ma Si dogAS ash. 7,0 u I le eyabigeaecri: ---. .._ . tel I it, :$$ the immune authority in all muses and over all lentsees, N., ad lest a t i th i r La, li. The gale ghee vowed. sad 10,5 0 0 , I Ina asteyeAra..-- I I:o err:olaetical as well as esvil, within th em. shifted be _. Nest day at won I wee In Lt 63 Vail . I t. na 7 •Vg 17 ..= ...... ..... 7 11 1 44 Thu you petit Woo a would view, with ores Mush ohm deg. 7 Edo. N sad bog. 6 dee. SR min. E. It dies Male , aa aa • daa ' 74 ; la 'r 7 Ualard ar .... at ,'""" rm ....... II 7 A,2 1 1 7 1 .. mad grief, say prospect of the dist urbane, el Om Paidens on is blow a heavy pis from the WNW., so heed the we 14,3, - ",,,ep - 1 i T a w -- —"—:-....:-.. 7 I m g-1 p .9s , slaw ollwrch awl alai* M . the Usiod Kluelleae awl the mai alt ohm men mum has a aissonand naiad id of those great interests sae mom the gonna mg ma tht ii, mi. go. at aeon a eforfor matador« and stability ; tally Wheels, that these is bit 441 gm. as 111.„ sad beg. 6 deg.7ll S. by deed "mad be shaken without aladwaionali the whale political riteliesiag, gar Hod met own the lan or sta r he b e dap. THE LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. sad meal fabric. " I y 4061041 aware thet as shin was fast dribing mi the . . - • . . _ We regret to say that on Weddell'''. dtelli= was received is Beat of the teed less of the brig deeddeag Abadess. The dud wee beesil dem Avele. with • died serge d seed, este► sed whist, Vele week wok den ell the 26th of imienther, es • reef of rocks on the dem of Noraiy. The fellowies is the narrative Oda meter, Captain lola 111CRownie. who wntee from the Illesdad Islands to the sensor of the vessel, Mr.?. Ad., banker, Bat, by where kind par abolas we are melded to publish the WM : " he a week sae I left Archangel we led tee weather sad triable Moak alibi I gut a fat as Basel Wad. It des seed te blew &dreadful sale of wind Ism LW., aneembed withzsW sea. We avid Blew se ad bet osseed wry boadawil se make a led Winter, bet aseldag ee peeved bee tree with th, pumps. By ike weel= : s eem altar the a peml ef de skip dea e bia gave way, sad she Wad her cargo a good deal. Maier theme deredesteeese. I pat bait Sseeteds.bay, sad get the bedded sad serge wend the best way I could. la the Mille if 411 been I left Boreetaew, with the wind et SW. ; bat in the course of the day it tame rowed te the BNB., aid blew • dreadful gale, with a very heavy sea. I ran maim the close-reefed firetopsal as far as the North /Lean, dad which I took my departure, the wind eoatinuiag with be mistrals sail I re•ehed the let. 64 deg 28 ant N., rod_freag. $ deg. 7 sate. B. It thee seine round to the Willge Mil dew a complete sale, so hard that we could MO dim a alga of Imams but a reefed (assail. The WI the gal* was dreadful as far as Mt. 6d deg. 38 ode. 4 deg 34 sta. B. The gale then reared, sod ke Me WNW. Next day at neat I was la lat. 63 'ow Ink. N., tad long. 3 dm. IA min. B. It then came an In lbw • heavy gals from the WN W., so hard thus we seed em thew awe guavas thee • .lee-reefed topsail, hiewil. awl twaingsts* staysail. This day at mien I was is let. Id deg. SI Ws. N. sad long. 6 deg. 20 B , by dead redesieg, for I did admen the run or stare fa some days. " I N. quite swam dm my sap was fast drifting on the reset of Norway, and mei every mane that was in my pewee le ham herd the lend ; bet all be ao pewee. be towards eight it cams on to blow harder, wad the wind veered to the N.W., which was right at to the share. I was well aware of my dreadhl deaths, and used awn eddies that was te the power ef sea to keep my ship of the reds, but all to so for at I Ibtat., it the M &k et somber, the chi p emit& Si. grease es • red of wakes reeks about 16 Beslish miles aide maislas4 of Norway. There had been !Vies Amen of waw for 24 hours, which still continued, so that we mild see sedieg. " la de dreadful si the led Wei that we abbe was to get in la we our grt i e weddeastely sie edit 'nig jelly bet wet Salved es deb, se did der est dab we inetemair he Mr god there tees ao tide te be lest. The bark am gat lata the e best way they eeeld—lime wished elinektags or roes, or bat or rep ; some with meoveriag be drawers sad ONNIIIIII. me Rama la whisk we saved war Bees was a eseedets di ode. led a t imple lewdly to be felted ia the dad ad met aleestroas .We lea only • beet to convey •W mem Ise a mi a gia r e zi :i d of =: e e s e . dark •i si lgem. er s r e OM i heat bei neither shaft aea aes aMt at me did set any thieg deg waft was Ibe we ohm. At le ma. ere loaded sea mean Woad al is very eibmalai alai. Mtly the cook, who Ina an di was. Re was quite 1, and if he had been is the bast see halt hour tamper he would have died. We = our wee dodos sad exercised our limbs, for we were frenea. At II mu. we landed on • barge Woad, where we found • few noires, who used us very kindly as far as their circumreacee would allow, — That ger psTitiosers therefore regard, with the deepest tangy, the active merges odeptod by .eosin darnel sad akar members el we church I. fern upon your Majesty's event& sdvieen a peneasion of the usefulness or se emly of the revival el coovocatioe. belittle", as they de, titan a reseseatiee of the legislative or oven the dabber atreposen of the clergy, at the mend tine, would be fright with the greatest peril to the chunk sad Satin. That, while they believe the &ern to be apprehended fin the revival of convocation tole too obvious to need tortinalar aseation, your petitioaen are of opinion that the karats expected to be derived l/0112 the present revival of the diurch's deliberative powen are very questiogable. Your petitionen are satisfied to ahi to by the staadards Odor:rule so they now exist in the catholic ereeds sad the unties of the eLorth of England; end they would sow strotgly deprecate any attempt (Aram, to define spa eau doctrises, sat thereby to narrow the basis of 401111/all - with the notional church. . . , PARIS, Oct. 17. 1 Fir•l---- Maw. :Opmilag 3 per Cent& ...- II 14 : 41 PIT CABIL.. . ~,-. 101 To 1 Ift severe.. lin . ,„ 4 per 0444. $ pm Oat& Sot ga esoltsaie go Loam : i. rs 3 pii(Xl44ol/4: Ils , 1131 sy I ii, ... - 1 7 for Amount. ...211161111 Lavaet.. Clay SIN 121 1 11 50 22 3 . 104 30 104 IS 106 20 106 53 ••• ••••••• •-• ••• ••• • . All I mall6l, 23 13;10 .1274,11 S. 4 maw 'limply Saab gum. W Meer bpsir CIEs 961 IPlallesatl2.ol. 99 91 ... I Thaw; „, PANS, OCT. 27.—St. (14Taiala, 1,616; Versailles (right talk!. —; did° heft task!, 11710; Pala rd Orksas, lAN ; Pans 22d Mow 901; Roma and 112.25, 4313'; 112,2216 e. sad Avigo..a,4llll; 111/226•21, sad Nile, 1182 10; Norther., 5441; Purl. sat straboara, 1111 ; Arlo sad Lama N 11173; Lamm sad Agleam, 752 0; 112aleram dad Tams. 170. 022.21. 78.; New sad M. Dina Is Om, NS; Paris sad Cairlmarg, 4111; D 1122 sad Demmtua, 413 ; Wardessa ad 0202, 64; Napa*, —; Si.. delm..2 and Teals, 810; Paris mad Illriaa, 24; Orand Comae, —; D.rpo• sad l amp, SlO. 44 MADRID, OCT. 22. Three per Cents., 471 ; after Bohm, 471; ditto Deferred, 261 ; after Boles, 261 c. ; National Debt (let class), 12k ; after Bolas, 121-10 c. ; ditto (2nd class), 6 9.16 ; after Bolas, 6 9-16; Bank of St. Ferdinand, 98}. Ex change on London, SO-30 11. BERLIN, OCT. e 25.—VOlOritari LOW, 102. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per ' nt. (1830), 1031; ditto (1862), 1031; National Debt, 94. Com mercial Marine Society's Premium, 145. Bank Shams, 1061. VIIINNA, Oar. 23. Five per Cent. Metalliques, 941. New Loan, (Series A), 94; ditto (B), 1091. Four-and-a-Half per Cents. ditto, 841. Bank Shares, 1,340. Exchange on London, 11.31. AaA, wkoe your peUtioners maintain that there is no in dellnieesme is the doctrinal teaching or the church of Eng land, they yet freely acknowledge that there are ambigui ties of eaprerion in parts of the Book of Common Prayer, which, in safer times, and under the hand of as Eecksial heal Assembly baring the eonlidesee of the chareh at large, might well be amended. Bit your getitiosere are cestest to abide under these and such like iseoseesiesires, rather thin. on the one hard, rashly endanger the very flack of the rational thumb and its ineorporstios with the Mate, er, so the ether hand, riik the extrusion of say number of its ain•ere and conscientious members That no sammbly or convocation of the church pa be racogaired as seta or satisfectury by your petitioners which dorr nut fully represent the godly laity as the great body of OP Parch, of which the clergy are the ordained ministen ead raster, , and your petitioners, therefore, humbly pray Isar Mleity to withhold your consent to the revival of a bolt composed entirely of the clergy. lhe undersigned, therefore, humbly implore your most twims Majesty, on the aforesaid grounds, sot to permit tie rusvocatios of Canterbury or York to proceed to bett or in any way have license vented them to discuss t matters er enacted either with the re-cosstruetion of r own bodies, or with the doctrine, ritual, se discipline et the Church of England. And your petitioners will ever pray, &c. 2iith;ateptember I employed a boat sad m esa men, with what pert of my crew were able, sad went off to an island that was sear the place when the ship had struck, to see If I geoid led scything belonging to her ; hat food sails, either of ship or cargo, and not a vestige of her te be seem. I overhauled some of the 'disown Inv lands, end band some blokes seeks and the head boards, but nothing of say value, not so such so one stitch of clothes of any Mad. Perhars the vessel say be sunk in' 100 fathom* water. I have done an that 1 weld do—l could do no more." The Klaeardinsshir• was a vessel of 193 tom blades. EMILY CLOSING Movamarrr.—An important step V this matter has been taken by the Great Northern, Loa : don and North Western, Midland, Laiscashirit, Yorkshire, and Leeds Northern, Railway Companies. They hare re solved to cease collecting or receiving goods for the goods' trains, at 7 o'clock ev e ry evening, at Leeds, Bradford, Wakefield, Dewsbury, Huddersfield, and Halifax, so as to "curtail wi th in reason a ble limit s th e hours of attendance of the employed in the merchandise department on railways:" at the same time it will ensure a panctual despatch of the trains. They trust to the energies of the employed to meet this concession by increased exertion in the day that. int LtTE DrlfE OF WELLINOTON.—Tb• Man rar.ter Town Council, at a meeting held yesterday, caul *Aar agreed to the following resolution on the motion of Ni, Alderman Neild, seconded by Mr. Alderman Mopitime •I hat this coined is deeply impressed with the sad event *arch has removed from amongst us the most illustrious nand his are and country, and sympathises in the desire f. It to unite in any manifestations by which the Wru bas resolved to express its deep regret for the lore vit,.l, the country has and its gratitude for the r o services rendered throuthout a long and eventful hi' trice the lute Duke of Wellington. That the grief led s al , tigated only by the reflection that after the Mho,' votive the Doke of Wellington was permitted by an in dva.rd Providence to close his long and eventful life in the lemat of his country, surrounded by all that a readmits ervrreic. sad an admiring people could bestow as the re ward of his ripen lid achievements. That, in accordance •Ilit this resolution, the mayor be respectfully requested to aKstririn in what insane? the sentiments of the community c ,, nnesion with the futuv.al v!rt. mon ici th..l,te Doke of Wellington." A TRIM EXTRAORDINARY ACCIDENT occurred a week ago, on board the Swedish steamer the Lennon, as it was proceeding from Stockholm to Tiled. In the night a violent tempest arose, and a large resold containing sulphu ric acid, placed on the deck, was broken. A portion of 0601 corrosive liquor poised through the crevices of the planks end fell on to • bed in a cabin beneath. I n tins tied tht; Count Eric Chretien de rontin, chamberlain to the Wing of Sweden and Norway, was sleeping. The acid soon burnt through two blankets, and reached the abdomen of the un (emulate gentleman, burning it drcadlully. The gas which escaped made it impossible for him to cry (or help, and ha became senseless. The neat morning ho servant, on going into the cabin, found that he had the lower part of the bowels entirely eaten sway. The unfortunate gentleman was nimbi. to speak a word. The steamer immediately pat back to the port of Colmar, and the °smut was eon veyed to the hospital. Every possible attention was paid to, bits, hut be aspired after some hours of horrib!e suffering. He was only 26 years of age. THE OILCANS PaopEETE.—The I rase says The Chateau of Chantilly and Its dependencies have just been purchased by an English company, which intend., It is said, to re-rell them in detached lots. It is hoped, how ever, that the chateau will nct be pulled down." We have reams to know that there is no troth wLaterer in the ab,avo Trte MixT.—We are authorired to state that, be. aides a much larger amonet of hold coin, more then three million of piece, of silver coin, to the value of 160,000/ , ' have been Mined from the Mint to the public, through the anie the eontearaceinent of July. and that the moat enr Net., meewres *re Iw i^g ade pts.. et e Mist to illervlibe the apply.—.Vionivg pap^r. thieft 1g um Anti; Gess Ca b) Dg. (CUM 11. i Olintiss . bars Vino Can 1.. Lv. A.) =._ Ds. else I ..d att. likst larembire . ribbon"! sad Ulpor”. U lllkamdALar . sl.b=de• nit II them, A. Mu sk ,t I Ot.Asoli.l.l WWI. an. .innA Woolen lAserlsr el (bride . De. Illedo :7 ~. pb. Me_ TwWin Loui De. Wilt lika*4 Vela s lierlbera briaks r/ .11Thiney,ll Ilsotheirl areißioa, a s. tar Lades Seetl6,l De. tBs.BIO 4MO ,/..164a 11.(e Lapin a lesik.Weeter Dlio. ( ) Mersin, laradortmt Buipluliet 11.arb.,Bbef .1111.1ar010.6 Midland l 00. m •V 4 • (4444,644. Prowastle and WM, .. New marlot Newport, Abwrmem.) leg Ilfsdard . Sur lt airl Baslokllles Do. Now .1110_ 7: ..- Manama Oftatio U. North WILLA * wth Dews. No. I. .. Do. A Defined ... Do. 4 B Ounreatesd Stantwd.lits• SosL!ai s.An Aline Oahe/. as tral :sottish Sold* Miasma allwart. apftins.. Ow A - 6,:i1arw::51%;;7 i4,„,, e ....,r,....)....:.,... u...... ~.A.,..,sadrk MI Wi Woe Oat iniak ... ... . nava Wales - Salk Talali.6lpruffla. asabnegraCini vale et Palk • := a si i i V=2: VeillAiimitlehirrete Ds. la Os.o.ll.3.lhraire Tali awl Morel atadh.a LANNI LIMED AM . I .we -- woLlPiest. I Ditto li I ( to Mon 1 1104 NY Deft , Olt* SOMIPINIO Omni Is Oristilisliso ST:=6. 1 0 1 ::: . ;' 1 . 1 . • _ 0 1 1 11 04. —klrET .._ I pseudo OCltairsred latemsitseik Do. PIM! Osio nme gi rt reste — C67l6 - 7 TotalMb A Woo) Di. ars WO • sea esseswict. Or sa 17ilural l ir: tambetilusirAperamt. _lbuislis P0rti,1 . ... . (Yea ta Yid n d Oradind(llll.) Nartientliarlira WU (lewd Ye m il I li b t : Ildl.WestifAmlt Tan . . 114tir; i l tr i ai ma, _ (lsissilS t to Urea Ike Do.limogredi Sea . 11/1 116 .,ad Yee'. Oared "re 0-.l—Firmr— wear Valligt s = ilard to DIM VIM DIM . WON &Illessen MAW SO 011•4 ww.►,._.. ►rw. 8, It Ohm, sod ILlolykood lb Cork awl bads sit Dendat, Perth, sod Aber • doss Juanita ." . i t liostAtiglistil.l6•l6p.o 11 O. do. (14J I pot Ct. OrtAles.iistwed 1. 6 .0 401 di MY lb. N IS re. Orripsr Our. MI MR • Iledkra.. sad Drafts. Id rdr IN Overt Nonlegal meet Os Ow I ser e •EL Or* ls. isouslis at le prL p. di OLlMlMWsitratlitiodie OirsdiAsltilast. ea kis 100 Ot.Wsdesrs. and out I Larriddealddrts Id SO MS DIMS parduallisek IN 'Laos ristots.eadripirat Ice IDitto Saw Odor. h Swat. • Las.ltlltdrisiOr.Thlrds I.IS I taddroodoir•Odar. di , 26 ' to De. Le . Ds. 116 all Nuys. I OuzhlUs 4j Q. 115 14 Ds. do. 44 soCL tiddlastiCww.BrAM.op.ol 6 Ditto Prelsreass II *Owe ItateoWns Osartaisidid pR d sit I Do.WevesoyValloy pet Ile World British tellostard, WandSidr,... sne %Wow, 116. 6 per Mt I Mt.° ditto ditto • slue ws.abirtm. Miro° sw. IS Ihrows.kedeetw(Moe.W. ) II meant.— IS Do. per Oast I` ....It thew . 1J Ditto Kew 511 &nth Latent (itoodiy rms.) of £1.0.4 sG itliarkshirtdperot.Over W.owl /id a Klllisotty lel Toelt, !Newt e,k Mkt , °tablet► of Itsg.parsb 2itto Ditto Kin% It CUreof rem sad aorta. Jura it. rrsurr(OrkVisr, 'Turista .11 kroluellnee i Dos sad Iliserston 1 Vasa ,14ast 10m/ iMKY Vadusa .Irand Junction of P. Tit.Wertaflastis,slTsas. lasstebtats .» Do. (0%;;1)7 Lyons en 4 .%Tignoa Madras ri 72 $0 74 761 34 VI 03 33 48 47 117 119 4.8 SO4 96 Ile 13 $8 10 11 do 4111 id/ 31 3 db 3 36 We 17 Si di II 3 8 POI 10S 06 120 alo N lf 1 „ 3 4 db 4 3 db 131 131 20 31 32 U 16 lb 78 /91 tl Y Si 21 Cs ti Si 46 4$ 64 1 U II • 111 le ;$ l i p: • 47 4 Us 4 44 p. I. $7 SI U is 72 If 12 die 20 21. 4$ 80 ►i illy Is ►e 2$ 21 ii coe 41 41 11 . 4. ii i Se 1$ 1$ 7i 11 llss 7 it 7 14 " ni " ne Sei SS $1 IN 111 u 143 130 321 TS 113 116 5.04 371 16 1614/ 141 Uj 61 101 Si 107 106 N U ''' .. Pi •04 il ie., leg eitn MIL 1:7 149 100 Ks 191 19 I 419 1 Pa 4 kti 1 I al I pm ! II l'a sa 17 19 9 II 197 13 IP.- 4 pm 111 10i • 10 111 111 PUB ail pm IMa pm 10 Iso t c ll 0 111 : ni I If ,f 7 si p. Ili 14 17+ it, Il i PS dli par 22: -- -- 1 1 011 101 1113 si si s Iwa ,11.W.tv.. U 4I 11 1 1 Pa 7 91 41 9 1 It 1 N 9 19 .1 11 1.19 111 4 11 to I e lq 84. PURTEitINCI 111111/111{. Cork and Bandon, 61 per rent., ;E. Counties, new, 6 per Dent., 141 ; Londonderry and Coleraine, half 'here', 8/ ; Man , Bheff., and Lin., shares, No. 1,9 i ; North British, 190 99. TOIMION. Central of France, 31; Dijon and Desureeia. 81 ; • Grand Junction of France, 71; Luxembourg, 7/ ; Madrol, 71 Namur and Liege (with interest ), 81; ditto (ex intemt)l3l; Paris and Lyons, 201 ; Paris and Btraabourg, 33 2f ; Paris, Cum, awl Cherbourg, 8,1 • B.unbre and Meuse, 101 111 101; Western of France, 171 1. MONEY MARKET. WEDS ISDAY Evasion. Tho English stock market remains steady at former prices. The banana is almost entirely for money, speculation being at a standstill in this department. Ihe government broker continues to take parcels of Reduced Threes off the market. Conics were quoted throughout the day 1001 to 5 for money, and 1001 to ?,for the 11th November. The official list of transactions embraces—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 1005, 1, • ditto, for account, 1005 ; Th ree per Cent. Reduced, 994, i; Three-arid-a -Quarter per Cents., 1031, ; Long Annuities, 1860, 61, 7-16, 9-16, 7-16 ; ditto, 30 years, 1869, 65; ditto, 1860, 6 11-16, ; ludia Stock, 2741, 2731; South Sea Stock, 1111. Exchequer Bills, both March and June, continue quoted 755. to 78s. prem., but there was a sale of the latter issue at 745. prem. Of India Bonds there were sellers at 85s. prem. The foreign stock market was dull, and in several of the speculative deseeptions prices were marked rather lower, including Granada Deferred, Mexican, and Turkish. The scrip of this last named loan was better in the morning, being done at 4 prem., but it gradually fell to 21 and 21. After the regular busi ness hours the price again rallied to 4, and finally closed 3to 31 prem. Telegraphic despatches from Trieste, dated the 25th of October, were published.l stating that the loan had been definitively rejected, but the Constantinople date was not given. The French papers now give due prominence to this loan question, and whilst deprecating, and very justly, the essamption of hasty conclusions from the imperfect intelligence that has yet been published, they yet no not scruple to attribute the entire difficulty to the intrigues of Russia, so that the question may now be fauly said to have a decided political bearing. The Marquis de Lavalette, it appears, is exerting himself strenuously in the inte rest of the emipholders, whilst the proceedings of Colonel Ruse, the locum totem of Lord Stratford de Radcliffe, are referred to as being in a directly con trary direction. It is even reported in one of the French journals that the French ambassador had intimated that, unless the question were decided in a satisfactory manner within seven days, he should demand his passport; but this statement is repre sented as coming by way of Belgrade, and re quires confirmation. The dealings in this secu rity, as in other classes of foreign bonds, are being duly . brought to a settlement, the account expiring on Friday. The rate paid for carrying over Turkish scrip was generally 1, or equivalent to about 11 per cent. per annum. The other new loan, the Swedish, was also greatly de pressed, falling from 1 to 3 dia., and being last called 21 to 21 die. Itis,however,ditticult tobelieve that this depression can be produced by bond fide realisations. To-day's official business report is as follows :—Bra- Milan Old Five per Cents., 1005; Ditto Small, 1001; Ditto Fonr-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 11 pram. Buena Ayres Six per Cents., 80. Chilian Three per Cents., 76. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641; Ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 961. Ecua dor Bends, 5. French Three per Cent. Itentes, 81f. and 80f. 50c. (exchange, 25f. 20c. and 25c.). Gra nada Deferred Bonds, 1 14, 11. Mexican Three per Cents., 24f, i; Ditto for account, 16th Nov., 244. Peruvian Actives, 103 ; Ditto Deferred Three per Cents„ elf. Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., 371, 381. Sardinian Five per C e nt s ., 974, 1. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 251. 1. Swedish Loan, 1, lf, 3, 21 dia. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 4, 21, 31, 21, 3, 24 prem. The miscellaneous share business includes Bank of Australasia shares at 591 anddiv.; ex English and Scottish Bank, 41 ; London Chartered Bank of Australia, 31 ; London and County Bank, 25; Provincial Bank of Ireland, 461; Union Bank of Australia, 501; Netherlands Land Enclosure, 25; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 861; Royal Mail Steam, 79 ex div. Upper India Railway sham are quoted 1 to 1 prom; Antwerp and Rotterdam, 1 to 1 prem.; Bordeaux and. Cette, 5/ to 1; Begins and Oraimessao, 11 to 11 prem.; Royal Swedish Railway, 1 to 1 prern. ; Norwegian Trunk, par to 1 prem.; Chiriqui Road, to prem. • Isle of Wight Railway, to prem.; &tread and prem.; Rail way, to 1 prem.; Wimbledon and Croydon Rail way, 11 to 1/ prem.; Bank of India, Australia, and China, 1 to 1. The Atlantic has brought in from New York specie to the value of 382,000 dollars, or about 76,4001. The amount of gold brought in by the Lima from Mel bourne is stated at 34,813 ounces, worth 139,2001. The John Oldham has also arrived from Adelaide, with the small quantity of about 500 ounces of gold on board. This vessel left the colony on the 13th May. The suggestion contained in tho subjoined letter from a correspondent has formed the subject of con versation in several quarters to-day: VUttleltiii LOAN. TO Till SDITOtt OF THB Sir,—As I was the first to call for • production of the Orman on the authority of which the Turkish loan wu stated to have been contracted,—allow me now to state that I gong differ with blears. I) as to the expediency of producing that document, for on its production will turn the liability of the Turkish government. 1 suspect the matter will end thus,—that the Turkish government will not ratify t►e bargain !rude between the Bank of Constar'. tinople and the coutructon, but that they will authorise • loan to be contracted on the terms the present loon was issued to the public here, giving the holders of the present scrip the option of subscribing for it ; that is to say, receiv ing the present scrip in exchange for the new scrip at par. This probably will be found to meet the jostles, of the rue. IL I The prices of stocks at Amsterdam, on Tuesday, are thus reported by Mr. Renter's telegraphic ex. press:—hutch Four per Cent., 93 1.16; ditto, Two and a-Half per Cent., 63 3-16. Spanish New Ile. (erred Three per Cent., 23 3-16. klexican New, 23. l'ortuguese New, 37 13-16. ' 'lle following statement, prepared and condensed from various official returns, will he found to present an intelligible clew of the note circulation of the United Kingdom, and of the coin and bullion held h) the banks indicated, both positively- at the dates Showing a decrease ef 339,094 L in the note cir culation of England and Wales, and a decrease of 63,2261. in the circulation of the United King dom when compared with the returns for the previous four weeks, ending the 4th of September. On comparing the above returns with the fixed issues of the several banks. we find Ulu tbliowing to be the state of the circulation : The fixed issues of the private banks of England and Wales being at present, after deducting those which have ceased to issue, 4,698,0751., it follows they were below the amount 1,162,0741. The fixed issues of the joint-stock banks being 3,409,91471., it follows they were below the amount 476,890 t. The fixed issues of the Scotch banks being 3,0147,2001., it follows they were above the amount 155,8524, but with specie in hand to cover the excess and issues for 341,687 i. besides. The fixed issues of the Irish banks being 0,354,194/, it follows they were below the amount 1,47t4,788/., with ,specie in hand to corer issues for 1,102,556/. more. We find, therefore. that the note circulation of the private and joint stock banks of England and Wake was 1,618,96 - l/. below the amount authorised to be issued; and that, inclusive of Scotland and Ireland, the circulation was on balance, 2,761,9001. below the fixed amount. The average amount of coin and bullion held by the Bank of England in both departments dining tho four weeks ending the 2nd inst. was 21.781,436/., showing a decrease on the previous month's return of 1.10,0691. The average stock of specie held by the Irish hanks during the same period was 1,102,3,7k6/., being a decrease on the return fur the previous four weeks of 49 1001. , The average of specie held by the Scotch banks during the same term was 897,5394 ; decrease on the previous month, 4,6101. In the item of specie these returns consequently show on balance a decrea se o f 163,779 f. on t h e mont h . Compared with the corresponding period of 1851, the returns under review show the following differ eneee in the circulation: Oct. 4, Vet. 2 ISM Toms'. Deueuie. 91,318,98 t i a 316 00 7,913,0.4: t j t 2,774,370 - :09,1431 -940,11:31 St, 1111.07 448.04 i;irs;i 34,716,64. I a,232,62:1 Y 711,7 ~.:.~~i .4,14:4441 Showing an increase of 3,232,026/. in the note circu lation of England and Wales, and an increase of 4,167,983!. in the circulation of the United Kingdom compared with the returns for the corresponding period of 1851. The yearly comparison of the stocks of coin and bullion held stands thus : Bank of England, more £6,990,914 Scotch banks, more Irish banks, less £177,201 Deduct Irish banks £7,156,006 177,204 Increase on balance, Oct. 2, 1&52 THIS DAY.--Two o'Ctocx. The English stock market opened fiat to day, bat has since improved, and now wears an improving appearance. Consols have been sold at 100,1, and purchased at 100: for money, and are now quoted 100! to both for money and the 11th of November. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 99: to 1; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103,1 to 1 ; Indian Stock, 273 ; Long Annuities, 6 7-16 to 4. The June Exchequer Bills are quoted 745. to 775. premium. Turkish Scrip has experienced a decided reac tion, as after being first done at 2 premium, it has gone steadily up to 5y premium, and is now quoted 4i to 5 prem. The scrip of the Swedish loan has also rallied to 1 dis. Spanish stocks are heavy, and Buenos Ayrean very firm. Spanish New Deferred Threes mark 25 to ; Buenos Ayrean, 81 ; Sardinian, 971 to I. Sank of Eisend 19.174.411 Prism* banks Joint-10=k banks ..._. 2 . 81 4. 7 911 Total In Ragland 1.3,1614033 ,‘ Scotland Ireland linked St•STAS6I 10 /1j Is 1-1 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANE.—IIIIS DAY. BtioAß.—The public sale of Manilla was bought in 335. 6d. to Ms. • Pernambuco white partly sold, 34a. Bd. to 38s. The reined market steady; grocery lumps, fair to flue, 46e. to 48e. __ Corrts.—The public sales of Plantation Ceylon are going off steadily, at full prices. Taa.—The demand for common Congou has impaoved ; good quoted 91 to 91. Pixnevo.-400 bags were offered, end partly sold, at 5} to q, which were about previous rates. SALTPLTRI.-1,100 bags imported from Boston wen offered, and chiefly sold. Refraction 71 to 15j, 245. 6d. to 274 6d., which were preriou' rates. Corrox.-1100 bales Surat/ sold in public sale, 41 to 5, which were lull prises. Rica —The demand is limited. BILANDY.—The late advance is fully supported. Rust continues dull of sale. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—TIIIS DAY. Mr. K J. Davis reports a brisk trade at the following priors : Prime Meadow Hay, 745. to Dts. ; inferior, 60s. to 705.; Rowan, 455. to 555. ; Clover, SOs. to 955. ; second cut, 65e. to 80s. ; Straw, 25e. to 28a. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is firm, without much alteration in prices. There is not much doing speculatively. Town Tallow is quoted 425. 81. nett ca.& ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 43a. 61. ,• October to December, 43 5 . ; J anuar y to March, (1853), 435. Bd. THE GLOUCEBTEVAIIIRE MILITIA.—A correspond ent says : The militia force for this county, mustering about a thousand men, have assembled at Gloucester, and at the town of Cirencester in this county. for 21 days permanent duty, under Colonel the Right Hon. Earl Eitshardinge, lord.lieetenant of the county. The whole of the proportion of the militia force require for the county of Gloucester is 1,240 men, and it is thought that this number can be mas tered without baring recourse to tho ballot. it was thought right, however, not to wait for the completion of the full complement, but to call up all who had volunteered, and accordingly the Gloucestershire force is the first to be put into training. The owners for the most part young, between the ages of 18 end 2.5. They have been suppli e d w i t h clothing — red wet with white facings and dark c l ot h trousers ; but as the clothing is all made misfits, many 71 • one nether ste ig n arm , etta ere b a e r h . ig n ' o . t a a w f o e tTd too olde'[ee the lean shanks' of the wearers. Each man therefore ben to turn kis own tailor. The first muster for drill was moat amusing, the men not being then provided with inertial clothing, assembled in every variety of dress. The smart Bunday coat of the mechanic, the clean white smockfrock of the agricultural labourer, and the soiled clothing of the miner mingling in promiscuous variety. Some men shouldered their walking sticks, and others composs , dly smoked their pipes until the noble colonel reminded thellb r VA SI )A that " smoking could not be allowed in the reeks." men, however, who have now been up more than a week. 1- • are fut improving in discipline and are well-erioductell quarters; not a single char ge o f drunkenness balm• •• made against any ruembir of the for ce . They ar e by a body of rank aed file, and nos-commissioncil r. is of the 73rd and 13th Regiments or Foot, iron llorfiel Newport b mucks. SS.4 Zit( ii • us Is et. IN $1 SS SI 144 Ile 14 IN 7!! 25 6 4 I 4 !114 66 1 I IS 111 I 33 i i ni If 131 SI 71 0 I ias ~; it