The Express. — London, England, 1853-10-08 00:00:00

• • i . 7d-- / . d- /". - /oi• / c:. .." -• -is- . 0- 1#1; •"" - '''''' '''' - • .- '' , r": s e_r:4 - e: e•*- i e--- _ , ~..„, „ „ 4 1 -- "es- c 4 ..."../...??...":. ..../e / - e -•-•••••• ••-• • f l No. 2,225.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 8, 1853. ....--- Torsi IN IRELAND. 1131. LOSS OF AN EMIGRANT SHIP. I . IIIII , 9ItS.NCS 'MAYAS. IfONE r ALIN INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. ____4,-. SHARE LISTS. M. les, •4 44 4. git lESeION i t the To putter' . neerts for (x7rista. THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY-EIGHT PER- -.- Gt. loe n iteseeess No. 2, 7 ger MI - - - p dtDAT Brumuo. U. 100 aristol Ir Ezi lore !wet. - - 1 ? tot twaete will be issued at the vernal 'tattoos to th • 31st of SONS DROWNED. J. 0. BINGE& English railway shares rose with Consols in the t. 1. 011840611,..... Lie :..,. st P 0 zil The English stock 04:414 '-" nr.Nyt use rbeeter Yesterday a ft ernoon a most terrible catastrophe at morning, and readily responded to the subsequent - ii ai -- 1 l oe - eli - siel a. eennon d D'IY- "'' - 15 4 VI tea ' UMW, •. i , . . with a renewed and 1 ma was telegraphed to Lloyd's-the wreck of the Annie fluctuation, of the funds. On the whole, however , 82 all ip 00 • 76, rank alai ahar* - - a recovery, there beia 1 ... V t. . G .4. U .1 114 22 F.A ik 5 , .....-M k r .. . q. HA .1.4 L5E 0.. , in t r h or et . I M th ed friinas it al T Jane, of Liverpool, emigrant ship, on the Barra Islands, the tone has been decided) better all ' day; and pi 31„.2 a Easa ma a a l j alinft ,„,31 . 1,wi a e.; 3 6 1 3 11 1 4 , -- ,,spirtr, ' tit•tsitc ATTAR 1T1::49.9 are new reody.-:wnwl taw off the west coast of Scotland. There were 450 passengers: although the highest prices were not maintained in 5 5 .Do. 0..15145 No CL • 41 S owdayeasra es ► kis Passblannls Mfdirml G Orsiumu. and the accounts state that three hundred and forty-eight the afternoon, the closing range generally shows an I • u t Dm 474 07 ' 7744 7 1777.437 ' 4 t P • 1 quieting character rt contrary, a die plot a more favourable i C0..0.1t...2 p e.,N0l I tip . ....------ were drowned , advance of Ito 2 per cent. on that of yesterday. 5 el Ditie do. Ne.S 1 ti state of affairs. A The Annie Jane was a large vessel and sailed from Liver- Real business has diminished in this department t° Ili 153 * 145 w 4 pre 0 ". 01 ' 4 13 14 " quickly set in, and ( 4 i ..:•/ le 1 1113 •tieLOalia.Ratimailp.Ct ' 5 10 purchase of 100,0001. v •••••• t r . -14- -) : pool for Quebec and Montreal on the 9th of last month since the late advance, but the public still appear & & &t a b.?. Pe r ,„41 with some four hundred and fifty emigrants, most of them disposed to buy on any (all. Stock continues in re- .. ' ..1 n0nd0.. 5 1 Per 6 •11_ .t ..I 3 ai account, owing to the e roi . tt. e' I r e Irish families. It is presumed that the ;had made some quest for immediate delivery ; and, as an illustration ;;;:i 1 0 , ge4" 14°411144 " 2"ulatl 117 111 1191 the stock for money. 46 , .5)-..,:t1,1_,14, ,D.S. SINT seat. deny, kis progress acmes the Atlantic, when she encountered the fear- of this, it may be mentioned that as much as 103 , damnable stir p.et. pro 105 114 , 110 fall also appearing . as - . •••- • • - ful south westerly gales, which disabled her, and Pandered has been paid in money for London and North 1.1 74 , Do. 4 4 Porooo l . o4 OlP 1 iem • lot cent. on the closing U ' I.oLath/bNearn(l)Mglitial 5 el her unmastageable, and in that hopeless condition was driven Western Stock, the price for the account being at to ' a i ewee.sineuesv•es so . ' 44 r moment established. Fr EETH.-Bv ilea Majesty's Royal Letters Patent. back and dashed on to the terrible coast of Barra, one of the same time 1031. et.l tee De.oecreolessu.4s p.n.! se lel lowed by sales, an( i Neiii:e ireetiti d sad Patented application of etieuleOly pes. U. ' 1410.Ditte Irredeemable 4por el 9i 100 rumours the market I wed will llt a INDIA itCBBER In the constoueu„sof ARTWICIAL Hebrides. With • point called Vatersay, where the is i • Lanseeldre &Yorks. rAN 1 die ter , Will, l.mtrs, Yd Paints..-Yr. Ernitttm 1111SV.LY, Stupors. THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocs. marked relapse in pr wreck occurred, the island is six miles in length, and two It. lea Ditto 6 per cost stork 139 lel IC 40 m a t t e_ el, GT•rofffsof-litMet, OfOrffn.VlX/11.Ve. PM 40 Inventor sod Business in the railway market h is been dull I l t .' lo° I L." 521125 . 0 " 2 . 5 two , - - at the final close the i filitotee. 1 sew nririnal, sad Mowed. ineention, eoneisting in and a-half broad, and lies tome five miles south-west of the . M.,109 ;Nitta New Ouse.. oer Ct. -- - 130 sa sA a ptatton, nub Ike won absolute preisettan and ana 44, 4 next island, Vial. The inhabitants are mostly employed in to-day, but prices are well supported, and some so 6 L. L ogthyr.„ t o n ,..d. 2 2 ~,, ter than that of pests (Suntan): P"1"" w"I" INDIA " trecedTh is a "Wi er t t lt the cod fishing trade. There is a lightbo on she heads, deocriptions, including London and North-Westerns, INI all I Loadoaderry &Oyler. 1.5 - - Consols opened 911 prdtaury 'flid •1 Bow. nurse. The ea rewlM Great Northerns, and Caledonian., are rather better. Iri ■ - i 11ipd°554r224E115123-465 12 4 In rapidly advanced to 1 1 1 19 30 .u.° 0•2 be intent " 55 7 . • low • 1 ► •• •1111•••11 • '•7 which is the highest in the United Kingdom, being 660 IS Nea.eheitatUralsa.Nol 4 7 gesture. o the toLosiiii :-Au sharp edges are Noideil l = feet above the level of the eta. Such is the London and North-Western stock is at present quoted le Ito Da. Mew SIO ... . 9 111 911, and were last o wires, or f viten*, are required.• madly Mirressi 1031 to 104; Great Western, 801 to 81 ; Lancashire • • D.- 0 ••• - Nerd= is .wptillt •at streirin___ldlhowiembolle enetedalble. terrible character of the coast, however, that there is 136 all Yaryp.fiCarikia, 46 p Ct. -- pa and Yorkshire, 621 to 63; Midland, 591 to 00; Great st. ne 10diaadeasslirJob.st .C• 135 IN tion was 921 to ; fee NM • 81 , tvrint.4 with 771 • mall 144 r 4 n dddlirdd7 . 1.14 " 1". HUN chance of a vessel being rescued when once it is en- 140 MI while bats the seine s and _et Ibis song einployok the Northern., 181 to 1 ; South-Eastents, 171 to 18 ; 14 41 $ Dino 52015155 • 6 i 4 Ols and after that hour 9 =.,,,,,„,,, be pl,en WholNNWlminissee.W . ersill tangled amongst the reefs. Several of the survivors con-It 1 100 Norfolk Illatewitss... - - business report in( by the abwiest , on eft 71 7,11 71 • 7 0 ......._ 5iii...... 11 , 11 " 18 ",•••"...,, t , tritest to get a garage from the island over to Tebermory, and Caledonians, 25 to 1. ma 1 tee, De. 5 meet. Nita. am - - wo b 411 " cs 8 1 . '„, ° ,,, tb° ,,„ ei t," . '14 " A" . " ... .it any w arnif a ne• - ,,,,;;;TA --. tham t agi t - - .entail seaport on the Isle of Mull, and from them the Prices of French shares aro fully as good as at the et.• tem ' De.Waveseylralley 5p ei - - NIL for money, 91 close of business yesterday. Northern, are Quoted 76 I 6 1 163' Debentures '" "' - - for account, 13th Oct s woon be imbibed .nd estalnB4 7 7l the ffisffills 471170 0 7071700707 " a 2 authorities learned that 348 pallengers were drowned, and - e M. INallortli British ... Said Of tote bring at the mine time wispily mestlell agaiwit by the 32 1 to 33; Strasbotegs, 301 to 361; and Parts and al all 'North Stadordighe 102, with Mr. Bell, the chief officer, and 12 of the crew, • Lyons, 15 2 to 1 Prem. relletai rammer he angst sties,. .-11 t be eisaislosdeolyed N . 10510xleed. Warsaw a•.e count, 220, 222. Si. WINES 010OVISNOLSTIIIR1, LONDON. were saved. A message states that the captain, Mr. Mason, • - - Walvis., LIS. 4 pOrClent - 1031 3 The aspect of the 21, Oeyaoeiti. Bob. ORDINARY BRAZES AND 11WICICIL was also p d. The names of the passengers who have la eh INtJa ditto ditto 4 / I pm 14. Greinser.street. Plearenetk.nei-Trna. Man pea. Saks tad., 0 $ Shrswe.l3Btrro.N•wOust. 10 it still, generally speak' arrived at Tobermory are John Kingston, county Cork; u. pa. kotwors. Yesterday. to 2 p.m. le le IhrowsliChasue(Ner.W. Exchequer Bills w SOUND sad WHITE TEETH are not Only India - George, brother to the former ; Timothy Dinsur , county - - .. 16 17 ad to 6e. die. India E St. IN Note= . . ... .. SO 51 10 10 Do. 5 per Ceat ... ... 91 194 a d pea.,..5y newish@ so a plessiat entente la beds eases. but they Cork ; James Edmiston, county Antrim ; Alexander M'Cor- 2 2 2, 6, • 0 .. 4 . 0 u1; 2 11 . t2 . 116 35 Booth Devon ... .. _.I IS 14 dia. In Milan'', *Pre.Mit" Ihmiligh ••• se • 11 •••• S e•••••••• • • •••• snick, cowl Armagh ; Martha Twenuieg, county Cork ; sae Rot Juneaos .. 41 41 10 11 Ditto Ph 44 per Omni par 4pm Foreign stocks con miens k tb ' a r ' 4" imeith and ki rIa.AN A II i nDONTO W in- ad French C d' The J Boyd , 777 Ail 6777LW67"767•676"7 6 1 5 4 144 all South lours (Beadle/, gels 00l for the partway, or ARL • someana taus. crew are runes 21 22 m „... , 1. .. „* „ .. . m ... 2 .. 1 1 di . Ann.)oo 11.0........ ..... !24 344 fluctuations are unim DEFlll'slcr moo , 77•71 " 77•4 78 • 11 •••••• 7 1• 11 WI" ••• •••• James Marshal, Charles Canal, Bay Chaleur, Thomas Ela all Do.Chaltairk.Ss l / 4 331.C. 111 IS „ St. 100 Do. 44 per out V 103 107 market are not ni moms. see tentmaker:a gwart.llis oktienees Wins samalknlawreless. „... ... 90 .., inmit , at dmta , . e a ime a gfa ...1 r m. Gemmel, Joseph Miller, Antonio Ligon, Charles Burdow, 7 1 . 4 77.- s* * "--- 7177- 6 4 " SO all lith.lforbsturseperet.Guar 19 20 it, &Mel and Rues ... .. OS 93 93 S 8 Watertordiffilffiennyep.et; -- Ca good in character. king the teeth atoll 0 th eir MUM 170771710 07 ° 00777 07077 - James Wood, and Charles Burnett. et. toe Cakdontso .. .. 49 SO ad 50 lad St. NO WA, Noweestle4l Iwo.' both rather better sem impels{ memo e and /Mme a r 16 161 QUINN of lai.purz.b 90 99 574 and-a-Half per Cel ma. CiMitt.M.-Illeipords, "Ise bnilif Glieite"mo as MY bask and ANoritait ACCOUNT, SP all Chester and llolilent .. i f 17 10 all Cot and Bandon ... „. - - 17 11 DOM Ditto ... ' 4f if ea. Reelaad aid Odes Ms Oluisinelee: es es 11 074171 mat Our Liverpool cones _____ pondent writes : I+ 4• Dublin and EsEssaaat. 45 44 Si 14 TorkiNield.il.2o.Pie eh 1 01 die At four o'clock I mama. Veld by them and to •h as and whom. " LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY. U sli Dudes, roil, and Aber. .„.„0„.............. 23d to 241; Spanish - " " Intelligence has reached this port of the total wreck deer lunelos ... ... 7$ 11 MINES. Deferred, Bto 84; di ------- 73 all Seat Annum ..... ........ dr :41 PRESERVATION OF LIFE FROM of the emigrant ship Annie Jane, Captain Mason, from this! ig su Dim (tit E and B.). 5 ...., Mg. t Ilugnelm a ___ Threes, 48 to 50 ex i SHIPWRECK. port to Quebec. The unfortunate vessel sailed on the 9th 07 all .. ran 07101710 --- 111 1 1 Ilf 113 No. Nimes Mn.... '`-''"' y ssssss • " •• y . aa s 7. Cents., 69 to 71. RI M. los stern Ostos. Cleo Ai... SS 411 • ult., and meeting with some casualty in the Channel, the u a , De. 0 22 . 2. 4 y. so _ --- --- -- 113 ; ditto Four-ani A meeting of the general committee of the Royal put hack to this port, and after fitting up, re-sailed with st I• 6 Do. meg B sad cams 21 IS NUN 1 Ages Ma en 14 Pm 1 4 Actual sales are thu 624 5 15,155 1 'Anglo Australian Gold all 6eh par on Natial Institution for the Preservation of Life from about 380 passengen and about 30 of • erew. About 36 . at ' 1 •!* I n g. 61 7 • •••J ' ahth• .- •• •• It 107 iltdint.:rgh and Glamor .19 61 101060 10a ..tagioCallkirniss ffbipwrytk, was hold on Thersday, at the society's offices, hours after leaving the port she was entirely distrusted and 10 1 Sa EctioUargh aad Yoshio ... - - Kim 10 fAustrelasien John - street, Adelphi. Mr. Tnoucs C F.R.S., drifted as far as lat. 60 N., and on the night of the 28th she Bk. 1:: i lrinbu y rakart u hgendo 20 it 45.1100 5 Do. Coal Miffing 1 4 die 5412 90 +Australian - Deputy Chairman, presided. We alms observed lomat, was totally lost on the Island of Barrow. 102 of the pas- st. IN Cheat Neethens ... ... 731 746 f 4 1 Asswatiaa Cordillera,,. all 4 $ Alm Four-and-a-Half per Col. Blanshard, R.E., C.B. ; Capt. G. Davies, R.N. ; Capt. singers and crew, including the captain, were saved, and Si. 104 Do. illi lINN „... ::- 47 45 49 li 1 Australian Freehold X lee Do. 11. .In 123 KM 1 Ave Kuria all 4 dl. Ellerby ; Capt. G. A. Halsted, R.N. ; Mr. Edw. Burry ; the remainder drowned. Only three of the cabin pentagon et. 104 cit.seeds.actwee . .are.) lot tea WPM I IkWah Australian Golf all 4 dis Cents., 98. Sardin Capt. Al:Hardy, R.N. ; Capt. Ommanney, R.N.; Major were saved. Captain and Mrs. Rose (passengers) were as. 100 Great Western ... ... 011 al elf 504 MAO JO •Britishlroo 13.6 5 Spanith Old Three 12 1.1 Irish Mena 11•Mers ... - - 10,000 35 It Ilraz.lmpAlssetsl.ps. 241 5 g s t Palmer, Copt. Perron, Mr. Francis Wilson, and Capt. drowned and their bodies washed ashore, as well as 230 " „, ummusu ma o . aui ... u u 8,••10 15 De.Oseessand Calais ell I I Three per Cents., 21: Ward, R.N., the inspector of life-boats. others. The ship went to pieces five minutes after she 151 111 Dn. UN& --- 117 13 em it,eoo So Da. St. MID Dal Be y 16 • 1131 _6 51, 61 per cent. Mr. Lawns, the Secretary, having read the minutes of struck. The captain remained about the wreck, on part of tti in r iA D V•••mill••••• i n 4 7 7 4 4 7 581 4 die 101 MAN 1 Cerson's Crash 4 5 4 al+ 11,0119 45 Oslas Capper - to 42 45 It may . be useful the last meeting. the poop deck, for viz hours after the casualty, eadeavour- 14 -. 111 Da. WM Ithilag ls)s .. inian 5 150.000 5 tOokialal Oeld 1 $ Ipm the 10th instant, is tl A communication from Col. Phipps was read, stating ing is save as many as possible. A letter from the captain, Se an lAA Neelhern ... .. 1 4 11 1 ~.._ _ _,.. OoPOPO l5 104 11 of Consols or Reduce that her • Majesty the Queen had been pleased to grant 114 Ile Lenamend Blaskwall .. 71 71 71 33 . 10,900 rit. Klepperifinsn of Eng. all 12 IS dated Bunt, Oct. 3, speaks in tk• highest terms of the wee m +De. PEA 2 meant all S 7 pm to exchange into an, 1001. in aid of the funds of the institution. The Chairman, to I Ilmc s lUbury,le Seulheal par Ip a 1 /0,0814 5 ante all 14 11 government. It is Mr. Alderman Thompson, tif P., was requestid to ackoow- kindness of the islanders, who used their beat endeavours to It. te• Ins.. Brig►k_taw,o4l, omit 2NI Ilti 4 Great Nugget Yds all slis 14 58. 100 llorsilow lb 31 Woes. 1024 MA 11 4 Ili under present circa: 1•14") 1 I Do. Registered - se ledge the grateful thanks of the committee for her Majesty's save the lives of those on board." I Do. for limey .- ... - - liberality, which, on account of the large expenditure of se It Dn. Flttlis . . 4Msi pm 20.60 t SO Koeseral the institution on life-boats and rewards for saving life from to 1 I Do.LlOsh.,lCani2l.(e' I 4 pm 73,0070 Oran& Malty of Mader 311 1 des par In Lombard-street wrecks, was peculiarly acceptable at the present time. EAST GRINSTEAD RAILIVAY. 'fi 21 Do. Eighths- _,. ... - - 111.0•5 Crest Tolgeoth all 2$ 3 die The committee then passed an unanimous vote of condo- • --..--- 94. 100 Loudon a destloNesterr. 76 77 76 100 OK take Bathurst all i 4 me for accommodation, b 44 . 077 . Liberty 30 514 Da., in ... .. ... 13 it die Generally it would Hue to the family of the late Col. Colquhoun, R. A. who The first general meeting of this company was 40 34 Ds. SAO ~,. .. . a• 13 Ii „ 9 . 00 r 4Lbearse was chairman of the life-boat carriage committee of the h el d yesterday, at the Crown ravers, East Grinstead, Mr. M all 14 1 ••••drvilrnimmi - - 110,000 Loadoo&Callters. Geld the institution, to chic', he had devoted much valuable time, s . 1.• rs . sr sot J . Oititil in the chair. et. lot Mush Sher,lLlasolush. 19 9 Quote Crashing Co all 1 I paper having been d ezpressive of their deep regret in having been deprived Mr. Peerless, the solicitor, read tlee report, the subjoined i5l 41 011. sat LineL Debi 6, - se - Os lU:4mo Markpilta 20,000 1 cealesakOtanterteas 4 M I by death, of the services of so zealous • coadjutor in the *straits from which fully explain the position of the nom - ,11- 1:: mi c t.na • ... asji . pa;isp - 03 4 pa CI 010 65,005 New Granad a ..- ... . - all fMs par Although the quo' mass of humanity. 411,000 New Linares UltN.Co. all - - Pw•f• Se 474 Mid.O. "est. I 1re1... ... - -- foreign exchanges tl wool Newman Wm* all § Ipm If • sward of W. 10s. was granted to the crew of the ~ Your directors have to congratulate you upon the SS 1741 Ditto Ilalt Morse- ... - - from those of .ast St. Andrew's life-boat, for their praiseworthy assistance to passing of their bill through parliament, which obtained '',..'. 104 rS•mr•r••• .7__._-_-• • " " try. fre L o la • all - - 190,00. fi Port Philip the crew of the brig Cybele, from St. John 'a, New Bruns- the royal assent on the Bth day of July last, and a l t h oug h .1 47 1 De- B °7 nailms" .. 4 ••• 7•• 40,000 1 Quarts look all 1 tie par If wick, which was stranded off St. Andrew's a short time m itt s enortaborg.ealereffird 4 31 Ss the bill met with opposition from a quarter from which they 7 . 7 1 776 .,, an d L a pi s am ia , - 10,000 51 Nth Iron - - on both places may 1 eines darner a N.B. gale. There was much sea and some could not have anticipated it, yet your directors confidently pp au 'rema l imaympalaskgm. - 7,500 ea Oohs lll $ 4 rally bustness was 1 tisk ince , red in approachiog the wreck, but, through the believe that the estimated coat of 60,0001. will not be ex- IR. lie Naralt ... ... -. ... 47 se so,oeu 1 seam Ararallaa all 11 lOa pla t . persevering exertions of the life-boat's crew, the whole of seeded. The London and Brighton Railway Company II 13 Do. 14 •"„,____ _,. - - 1.000 10 Tie Croft 13.174 11.1.111 • Milted Noxious 7 i 1 ell fa 4 In Mark-lane to-i the brig's crew, consisting of eleven persoss, wore safely have executed an agreement with the East Grinstead Corn- "74 Northers '''''''' 44. `"''' 71 3 676 70. 1 Waller - - sale fetched Is. to 2e leaded. St. toe 'Norte B I Nei .. ... II 27 pasty, under their oommon seal, whereby such a traffic ar- llls Rowth um , 74. j. .. sla vikeeo I West Granada all Il die Foreign was held fi • life-beat on 117 . Peikei design was "Sorted to have nagement has been entered into as to secure to thin an. II 4lt . Do. 1 A Deterred • 16 3 100,No 1 Wee *show all 4 die beets built by the institution for the Prussian government. pony the net annual rental of 2,0001. for a term of 999 5I • I De. 4 • Guaranteed 7 a 100,000 I fobs Several other lan'bdata on the some Om were 1 1 1 7. 7 l• years frog the opening of tka line ea the certificate of the Se all I North London _take freely at late n [THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. This return, when compared with the previous week's balance sheet, shows the following result.: Circulation issue Circulation active 22.773,375 Increase 837,930 Public deposits 6.738.754 Increase 28.41.0 Other deposits Government securities in FIIDAT EVINISO. The English stock market opened this morning with a renewed and more decided tendency towards a recovery, there being no fresh intelligence of a dis quieting character respecting politics, but, on the contrary, a disposition in the Stock Exchange to put a more favourable interpretation on the existing state of affairs. A marked upward movement quickly set in, and was stimulated by a bona fide purchase of 100,00 W. stock, which was made for the account, owing to the dealers being unable to supply the stock for money. Some recent operators for a fall also appearing as buyers, a rise of ab ou t 11 p er cent. on the closing rate of yesterday was for a moment established. This, however, was soon fol lowed by sales, and a renewal of unfavourable rumours, the market remaining very sensitive, and a marked relapse is prices quickly taking place; but at the final close the range was still 1 per cent. bet- , 1 ter than that of yesterday. Console opened 911 to 1, improved to 92 to 1 then rapidly advanced to 921 to 1, relapsed suddenly to 911, and were last officially quoted 92 to 1 both for money and the 13th inst. At four o'clock the quota tion was 921 to; for account, with a firm market, and after that hour 921, rather buyers. The official business report includes:—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 91/, 921, 92, 921, 1,1, ; ditto for account, 13th October, 911, 1, 92 1, 9 92, 1, 1 91'1, 921. South Sea Stock, 113. Bank Stock, for ac count, 220, 222. The aspect of the various continental bourses is still, generally speaking, unfavourable. Exchequer Bills were again Is. higher, at 11s. to 6e. die. India Bonds were flatter, at 12e. to ss. dia. 12,339,093 Without alteration Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether bills 1,443,636 Decrease 13,977 The Rest The Reserve The Board of Trade returns for the month and eight months ending the sth of September were is sued to-day. The total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures from the United Kingdom during the month and eight months is shown below: For the Month. For 8 Months. 18.i3 £8.:97,086 £58,158,729 1852 1851 The increase on the month is 1,426,5001. (com pared with last year), or at the rate of 20 per cent., and on the eight months 11,149,5631., or at the rate of 231 per cent. As regards the details of these tables, the results are much the same as of late, and are commented upon in another part of our paper. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANOE.-Ocr. 7. Time. Priors as argotiatee tlit• clay. Dille and N. M o ney. Areatsvdain per .1 Short LS. lystr.... Ile. 17i stv . Ditto getterdent Antwerp Brussels Humbug awl Alton& „ „ 13ines. 2 eck:. 13mea. 71 ag St. Petentburg per ruble „ 371peoce ... 371 pence Perla per g Short 231 r. 071 e. ... 23fr. 124 c. Ditto „ 3 Months 231 r. 35 c. ... 23fr. 40 a Iterveilbas 90 91 231 r. One. ... IM 6 . 43c. Frankfort-on-the-Maim per t 1 0„ 1201 ft. kr. ... 12043. kr Vienna (effective) per g „ 1l 3. 19kr. ... 11d. lak e . Theme llll. 13kr. ~. 1111. nit, Medd, per dollar ..,' pens, ... SO pence Ca ilbao diz B tt pence ... So penal Barcelona ,, 7, 49/ pent* ... 49{ penes Mal Seville .. ........... - „ „ e 31 Pews - 49 4 P.m°. Gibraltar" „ „ 50 penes ... 191 leant Leghorn Genoa E 4 sPies per ducat „ 43 pence ... 411 penile Palermo per ounce ~ 123 pence ... 13 1 ! penes peace Marina „ „ 123 pea ... 124 peace Usbon per mlltm 90 da l e date 53 pence .. 52 pence UPort.ork a day. eight 43 , eSk pence ... 53 Devoe New Y peep ... 474 pane Foreign stocks continue well supported, and the fluctuations are unimportant. Transactions in this market are not numerous, but the business is good in character. Mexican and Spanish were both rather better to-day, and Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents. advanced 11. per cent. At four o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 231 to 241; Spanish Deferred, 21k to 22; Granada Deferred, Bto 81; ditto Active, 20 to 22. Peruvian Threes, 48 to 50 ex div.; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 69 to 71. Russian Five per Cents., 111 to 113; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 96 to 98. Actual sales are thus recorded : Brazilian Old Five per Cents. Small Bonds. 99 ex div. Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 93, 1 ex dir. Equador Bonds, 4i. Mexican Three per Cents., 241, 24, 241. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 70, 691, 701. Russian Five per Cents., 1121 ; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 98. Sardinian Five per Cents., 91, 901. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 45 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 211, t, 1; the Committee's Certifs., 51, 51 per cent. It may be useful to mention that Monday next, the 10th instant, is the latest date allowed for holders of Confabs or Reduced Threes to signify their assent to exchange into any of the new stocks offered by government. It is perfectly clear, however, that under present circumstances, such exchange would be productive of a great loss to the stockholder. In Lombard-street to-day there was a good demand - -..distion, but an abundant supply of money. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The English stock market opened this morning with a flat appearance, and, although a rally has since taken place, the present quotations are scarcely so good as those current at the close of business yes terday. Consols were first quoted 911 to 92 for ac count, touched 921„ and have since receded to 921 for the 13th inst., and 921 to 1 for money and the No vember account. India Stock has been dealt in at 245 to 248. An important announcement has been issued from the Tretusury;_to the effect that from the 11th October the interest on Exchequer Bills will be raised to 2d. per day, instead of Id., as at present. Exchequer Bills have consequently advanced to Ss. prem., " buyers." The transactions in foreign stocks have been very circumscribed, with little change in prices. Mexi can is quoted 24 to I, and Spanish Deferred, 211 to 22. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 97; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 441; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 93 to ex div. ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 621. Generally it would appear that money has ruled rather easier " out of doors," first-class short-dated paper having been done in some cases slightly below the Bank minimum of 5 per cent. Although the quotations current in the market for foreign exchange. this afternoon varied but slightly from those of last post, the demand for bills on Hamburg and Paris exceeded the supply, and bills on both places may be called a shade lower. Gene rally business was more active than for some time pa l t. n Mark-lane to-day the little English wheat on sale fetched Is. to 2.. per qr. more than on Monday. Foreign was held firmly for a similar advance, but buyers acted on the reserve, although inclined to take freely at late rates. Floating cargoes are scarce off the coast; 68s. has been paid for a large cargo of Polish Odessa heated. Generally an advance of 2s. to 3.. per qr. is asked for. In Indian corn the do mend is equal to the supply, and late rates are sup ported. Rte is sought after for the Continent. Peas bring very high rates, and beans are rather dearer. Oats are held for a further advance of 6d. MINES. -, ma u l 10 11 .11i • 11 10 MI Ili BO 41 10 10 Ot. 1011 R. 100 Ili. 100 ..... • • life-boat on Mr. Peske's design was reported to have been bui:t by the institution for th e Prussian government. Several other life-boats on the same plan ware stated to have been recently sent to their stations, and drafts amounting to several hundred pounds were ordered to be signed to pay for them. It appears that the institution is meat solicitous to station an efficient lifeboat on ivory dangerous point of the coast, but its resources are very in adequate to accomplish so benevolent a work, as the average cost of each lifeboat, with carriage and boat-house, smuiot be reckoned at less than SOW., exclusive of a per manent salary to her crew. The committee having determined to receive the East bourne lifeboat, which was stationed at that place by the late Jelin Fuller, Esq., of Rose-hill, and which has been instrumental in saving scores of lives, to be is connection with the institution, the proceedings closed. Ili ad 44 Bedors duos . 7114 Messrs. Matheson and Co. have issued notice that the dividend arising out of the collection of the Mille tax will be paid on Illinois Sterling Canal Bonds on the 10th October. IN i td RAILWAY TRAFFIC DURING THII PAST WEEK (Fees Het amities Railway JourtuaL) ala %WmlsL Names of Rallimy. Receipts. THE EARL or DERBY.-His Worship Mr. Samuel 1352. ! 1863. --- 18.52. 1863. Halms entertained the Earl of Derby and a distinguished --!- Brunei. - - party at • private banquet, in the Liverpool Town Hall, w ., on last Wednesday evening. The following are the names 72 , n Aherdeen 3711 374 Belfast and Ballymena 17 17 Belfast and County Down 241 264 well, Bart., the Hon. Henry Thomas Liddell, M.P., Mr. William Brown, M.P., Mr. Lawrence He worth, M P., 33 3$ Birkenhead, Lanc.,& Cheshire 2,162 2,219 Sir Edward Cust , Sir John Beat . Admiral °rented, Arch -1 13:lisetdool and B ell er 11 MI lEdinhurgh and Glasgow .• } 94 Chester and Holyhead 14,299 17,019 Rev. Ellis Ashton, the Town Clerk, Mr. Henry Ashton, 4,052 5,394 Mr. J. H. T , Mr. C. Turner, Captain Baynes, Mr. Edward Cropper, Mr. Hardman Earle, Mr. William Flet , 1 20 " Cor k Blackrock, and Passage 218 304 and Bandon 56 56 /Dublin and Belfastlunction- 9.591 1 249 0 Thompson, Mr. . Mr. Johnston (Allerton Hall), Mr. H. 43 621 'Dublin and Drogheda . . Littledale, Mr. T. Littledale, Mr. J. B. Lloyd, Mr. G. Hall 1,150. 1,479 6 6 Dublin ! and Kingstown 1, 1 98. 1 , 499 Naylor, Mr. Daniel Nellion, Mr. George H. Hornell, Mr 161 161 'Dundee and Arbroath 31 31 'Dundee,Perth,Aberdsenittus 69 61 2,936 Peddar (of Preston), Mr. William Potter, Mr. Christopher . Bawd= Mr. Wil li am Rathhone, Mr. W. R. Sandbach, 19 19 'Dundalk and Ennkkillen Si GS /East Anglian - - Mr . F' • Shand, Mr. John Stewert, Mr. Charles Senn- NO don % 79 8.1 East ' Lancashire .l. A. Tinne Mr. J. A. Tobin, Mr. Thompson iThisawall) Mr. J. N . Walker , and Mr. Charles bursas.- = an Easters Counties and Norfolk 17,003,19,013 • - u.' . 91 N Eastern Union 2,6601 2, 931 iroPool 'lou r; 7$ Edinburgh, Perth, & Dundee 2,6711 2 , 936 PLACE CONGRESS AT EDINBURGH.-At a meeting II 4 'Exeter and Crediton 9) 19 !Pamela 276• 407 ewe, which was held on Wednesday at the Chamber of 17_11 1711 'Glasgow and South Western 4,8881 6,39,5 Commerce-the Dean of Guild Blackedder in the chair =l 488 ;Great Northern&E Lineolnah. 14,196 18,300 information was given that a large number of gentlemen, BM IN !Great Southern & Westera(Lr) 1,001 6,666 from various parts of the kingdom, have signified their 117 in !Great Western 2 0 ,29,5 23 . 83 4 intention of bei present at the Conference. In addition gl _ 4 Irish South Eastern liendal and Windermere 41 Killarney Junction - 2 4 , 4 ; come in :-Mr. Hadfield, B. M.P., Mr. !Lindley, M.P. Mr. 10 901Lnc-ester and Carlisle 1. Smith, M.P., and Mr. L aurence ' Heyworth, M.P. NO 160 Lancashire and Yorkshire 17,236 18,762 It is understood that the leading 'members will be pre lei 106 1/4„, rpo o , C ros b y , &S out h po r t 427 467 sant at all the sittings of the Cocfcrence.-Coledonian - 1 13 ;Londonderry and Coleraine - 205 Ikrw l - _ 1 665{ ' , London and North Western 61,107 54,773 SUDDEN DEATH IN HOLBORN.-Yesterday morn -1 I . i tZt i o " n n , a Ara k . w .:d u s.c , 14 , 481 17 11,113 log Mr. information ed t tr t d ~m t r l iew c om r . o :l e o r n L or a l t V:t e m G i Westminster, 2.4 263 , London and South Western S I 34 ' 41 'Londonderry and Enniskillen. 379 470 in the yard, suddenly dropped down in a state of uncon -1574 1671 ; Manchester, Sheff., & Lincoln. 6,991 8,040 aciousness. He was immediately picked up and conveyed 91 Slanchesterand South Junction 696 673 to Sunderland ward, King's College Hospital, where the 28 j 29 Maryport and Carlisle 795 866 house physician was in prompt attendance, but life was 4984 ' 4604 Midland 26,67.1 27,2-57 staiset -123 138 'Midland Great Western (Ire ) 2,b39 2,836 FIRES.-Yesterday morning, between twelve and 87 37 Monklands 933 951 on. o'clock, a fire took place at the house of Mr. J. C. 110 781 Newcastle and Carlisle 1411 149 North British et 47 North Western BO9 1 , 239 mewed cutting away the flooring joists and brestsummers, 36 89 Ozt.,Worc.,& Wolverhampton 812 2,546 and at length succeeded in subduing the fire, the origin of 10 60 Scottish Central and 33 62 Scottish Midland men were also called to attend a fire which broke out at 394 294 shrewsbury and Birmingham 98? 848 Messrs. C.. and B. °laden's, coach-platers, Union-street, .47 47 `hrewsbury and Chester .... 1,916 2,132 w hi c h was ant extinenished until considerable damage was 23 29 Shropshire Union „, 7 ,,e . 0 1 t 1 . done. The origin of the fire was a spark from the forge. 55 68 South Devon 1 ,,''`.,,,11 ~,I.'"'',„ RETIREMENT OF COLONEL THE EARL UV CARDIGAN test 2184 „South Eastern 1001 131 ! South Wales • - • -•1-.•••• TIIS 11TH 11 1:IISAR8.-We arc in a position to state, 2,366 1 4,272 rii! " l 77 77 'BouthYork.,Doneastertt n ...o a t 1,306: 1,679 en au th o rity, that the Earl . of Cardigan retires from the 40 40 "Ta ff Yale 91 36 Ulster ' •-' - go in the regiment. Major Beagles succeeds to the Lieut.- 1,0231,261 30 39 I West Hartlepool & Co.'s Doe. 2,013' 1061 olasoley, Captain Edmund Peel to the majority, Lieute nest and Adjutant Ennis toe troop, nod the Hiding Master, 13 29 , Waterford and Kilkenny 5 91 in Cornet It H It. Dengue to a Lieutenancy.-Briersii 60 68 Waterford and Limerick - 361' 621 Anne lksynteb. . 24 25 West Cornwall IX 12 I Whiteheven Junction 241 316 THE WAGES MOVEMENT.-At the commencement 560 682 ; York, New.* Berwick, &York of this week the journeymen sheemskers in Doncaster • 1 &N. Mid. & Leeds Northern 25,956 30,067 struck for an advance of wages. On the following day a Foazion. meeting of the masters was held, when they found the de . 671 671 Dutch Rhenish - ; 153 ;Lyons and Mediterranean acc ede them. On W d 1 d • - 1 4142 declined to to c rest ay a deputation 211 ; 21 ! Maria Antonia 2031 2 3 2 of the masters met a disputation of the men at the Guild • 63 I 63 ! Montereau and Troyes 63 '63 I Namur and Liege - were made, and the men agreed to go to work again at ed. a 443 4 Northern of France 577 'Orleans and Central* ' '22,680 - Flll.Bl . VIBITS OF CHOLERA.-Touching the pro -240 'Paris and Lyons 64 84 ! Paris and Rouen 8,906; 10,466 sight of, that the neighbourhood of Newcastle Will the first 194 392 Paris and strasburgh 18,680 23,1 4 1 place visited by cholitra in 1831; nor .should the statement 10 59 Rouen and Havre ' 3,C37; 4,536 that at Ilowden, a village situate between Newcastle -944 274 Sambre and Menu I 321' 482 upon-Tyne and Shields, Dr. Gavin and Mr. Lee have IS • se Western of France , 6,214 5,886 visited a house, in one room of which the first ease of • Thereselos imitate the trot& on the Omens and Disuid. Or. cholera appeared, and proved fatal, in 1831, in 1848, and Innamil Ilardowas.ana loses sad Names antra in 1863.-Th• Builder. SO I 20 KOOS s.) 13s solo 23! I 3 Do. Neer {Northam o:maim Union I meth Devoe. Ito. I. De. j A Defer nteedred De. II Guara North Landon ,North Stailbeduldra.. INorth "ramie* ;Novo isileetk 0 4.6.14 re uaJesL h Wolves l>ntral Iftettlik Midland .„ 110) Shrews. 01 Hirst.. „ ,let" I Do. L.llill.W.Ooar.Sik 9 ilibrewiday and limbed a . eirewabery 444 I begat (Na. a. Do. Maras 20 , Jr. asemtry ' 64 Ar.”...41re URI= I )/ tomb Doves .„ 100 loath Wars 100 South Wales Scab TorlmaiJkilmoDe , all Stockton L Darlington 90 IllonoodlimenDealialall II /Vas et Nadi . . all I Wasoked an . all Waterbed 14 West Oieurstl 21a. Wimbledon M 100 ITerkll U U b , Da. do. daWleions 09 dl. ▪ 111 De.O.N.R.Pordime It. 1001Tork sad Nor* MOW 4 LIMN LILISID AT unJock N.Welter • I (Wood loCsiodealaa)... 7ortLisoulatiLipacip.Cl. (Jewett to Ot. Noels/n.) l Olotumet t Dom Farm I Domed t•OraotWoot.nre tlartlopos! Doak It Law. (teamed to Tk. N. at Dm) Hallkitelby(l.iotka.:llllll E: 1 JatM Wilt WNW sad Grontwieb ildoes.Al to South liostors, Ditto Prokratio (dittul "..owtotott Otur.ipeteint - ii ii am : I va Fa t e r St Si 44 id 6$ 67 ad 11 44 40 U 2/ $ dis 14 II sd 4 I 11 11l 4 3/ a.: 16 17 111 60 ad 22 4 24 6 3 4 se so 2 6 2 1 24 IS I t . w l Is! 94, II • N NI 4$ N 140 :40 .• - ".7,ft 14,; bitto ibtl• 6 pi, Mat awed LAN.W.6016.) 116140•6666 . aaii &dm . _ . (isilirStasit. &Wail Bradford (MAW i likrtbansiinutcrse perC". il 3 I (low/ to toot.CoOothol Do. per NM. (664.-- PnroolukS po (Loy. Loa.l IliN.WooL6LoaciTorl lAtto j Oates (ditto), a° ,7 !" & !' d w!-.1kt!(16".1 1 - 1 - 4reeMO - rtbarn‘ ---- !9n.liherretb ihn•lk Cpar V 111•7.11 p. filtS I kiedood b elcooktua.titha.! .ttto Onto Wu . t Koornspt (heat Watprel. tz ai I) I 10, POBSION istworp sad Itottevds• Beater“ to Oralreseao... 61140.12 ESSI4f JIIIICIVO NA Erquelnial. Non Sonancula a .. • a De. I:itemises 3sgat :nage. Jtetn.as nt Fr i...A G.Truk afeaudath.kbd awea.a.a of trans tit. west Car.ad:., Share rLi;iiiiltas Toros — to aseaty,WAS ~~~~ Dr 4 DO. c l a tif s : a 00. trano Ord hisdilii46Y `l•rlit dc'cla L.:4.(yr.ta tr.) irr•rtlient Prea,u. IA De. lir Maw • pas st. Weide dostwu l ! er4itglia Trak Prefer. •.n•1 . Varip ~1•1 fotrt•aa• . terse and Amon ••r.• i'•rta.Ca• -,sadtlberbours Wens and USTI . - Royal Swedial Nand re ate Mr.••• i).... if per Cent. Prater.' emit% Pastern of Prance 4uthrra of Erenor ..... .. t pptr Laws amp ....... ra Pleaders f O , PrO 0 , VT0.0," 1 cir•tr . rn nl ii;cuerisad 9 W irshadea Zealand NI Al 104 VII 63 64 If IS 111 144 no :64 II 11 9. I'9 SS IS 110 143 134 140 2 1j d 1 »► 3O 9 1W ILWATL $ Ms db ti 41 pa si Ca I I poi Atm i . ii yr t 3 4 Pa 43 S Ms I Iga ti 1 41 le 4 1 11 I I lis 4 I Psi 6y 7 Sly 113 y :N 134 7 $ IN ISI pla 45 47 7$ 41 3411 2 4 pa 3 I die Is 29 I dip I pea If Of dim 7 ! Si 1 61 I Pg 2 2 1 pea a _ 4 i a put 1 iOa — 3j ii di lig i 14 614 11 101 44 fi 44 &Mom dam tads,. JUNIOR UNITED SERVICE CLUB.—It is in contem plation to purchase the Duke of Buckingham's late rest dense, Chandos house, Pall-mall, for the site of the Junior United Service Club ; in which event, Chandos•house will be taken down, and upon the ground a new and magni ficent structure will be erected. The present building in Charleistrest is totally inadequate to accommodate the members of a club numbering nearly two thousand officers of the Queen's sod Company's services and the militsa.— Braise Army DerpateA. PUBLIC INCOME AND EXPENDITURE.—Yesterday, a return was issued, giving in detail the public income and expenditure for the last three years, ended the sth January. The income was, in 1851, 67,431,7961. ; and the expendi ture 54,938,534!. In 1852, the income was 56,834,7111., and the expenditure 54,002,995/. ; and in 1853, the income was 57,755,5711., and the expenditure 55,229,3671. From an examination of the document it appears that in 1863, the receipt stamps were 180,491!. The duty on tobacco and snuff, 4,542,5721., and on tea. 5.984,172 i. The property and income tax was 5,6.52,770!. The charge of collection on the revenue was 2,638,733!. COTTON FROM INDIA.—The East India Board hare directed 299 bales and eight half bales of India cotton, shipped to Liverpool, per Marian Moore, to be sent to Mr. Herring, secretary of the Manchester Commercial Associ ation, to be sold in Manchester, with a request that be will forward any observations the association may wish to make thereon as to quality and usefulness. About 266 bales of the cotton were grown in the Dharwar Collectorate, and the remainder at Belgium and Ahmedabad. A good deal of it is from New Orleans seed, and of good quality, and a portion only from native seed. EFFECTS OF FREE TRADE IN Batioon.—The effects of free trade have Just been manifested in the price of land at Bangor. A small farm of about sixty acres, valued at 20s. an acre, was sold a few days ago for eight thousand pounds. _ _ Mi FOREIGN POTATOES.—Yesterday, a return showed that in the month ended the sth ult., there were as many as 9,838 cwts.of potatoes imported into the United Kingdom, against 1,896 of the stune month last year. WHALES.—About 200 whales were stranded near Zetland, on the 23rd ult., the blubber of which MIS sold on the following day at prim from 121. to 161. per Hamburg letters of the 4th communicate few par ticulars of interest. The corn market was flat, wheat being easier to buy, and rye offered at fully Is. lower. Barley, however, was in demand. Exchange on London ruled half a Schilling higher for long, and one Schilling higher for short paper, being done at 13.11 and 13.4 respectively. Funds were dull, but there were buyers at lower prices. Discount ruled at 4i to 4/ per cent. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Com pany on their respective presidencies from the 24th ult. to the 7th inst. (this day) is as follows : s. d. Rats of Exchange. Beagal 30,902 13 4 12+. Old. per Company's Madras Bombay Nil. 2s ld. per ditto. Total The annexed summary of the produce markets for the week is extracted from the circular of Messrs. W. L and H. Thompson, issued this evening: The colonial markets have been rather quiet during the week, excepting fur rice and saltpetre, which have been in brisk demand. The sales of sugar have not been large, and prices are unaltered. For coffee there hu not been much demand, and prices about 6d. per cwt. lower have been accepted. In rice a large business has been done ; white Bengal has been sold at 9d., and Madras at fully Is. per cwt. advance. Saltpetre has again advanced about Is. per cwt. Spice has been sold at steady rates. Tea continues firm, and a good trade has been done at full rates. Land shares to-day were generally rather better than yesterday. Bank shares were also firmer, and Australasia, Union of Australia and Oriental roes 11. per share. We understand there are inquiries for the shares of the Bank of New South Wales at 751. per share. Crystal Palace shares closed lk to 11 prem., and the new issue, 1 1-16 to 1 3.16 prem. St. Katharine Dock stock marks 95 ; General Steam Navigation, 28 ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 69 to 69; ; ditto (251. paid), 37. Annexed are the latest reports from continent*. bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's express : Amsterdam, Thursday, closing prices:—Dutch Four per Cents., 93; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 61 1 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 21 5-16; the Coupons, 51 • the Old Three per Cent. Foreign, 45; ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metal lic*, 781; Granada Deferred, 83 ; Peruvian New, 681 ; Mexican New, 221 ; Portuguese New, 38 ; ' Granada Active, 20g; American Bank shares, 4. Equador, 3 13-16. The tendency of thin bourse is still unfavourable, especially for Peruvian and Aus trian. Paris: Closing prices this day : Three per Cent. Rentes, 72.90; do. Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99.70; Bank Shares, 2,800. This bourse exhibits scarcely any rally, the variation, as compared with the clos ing range of yesterday, being merely an im provement of not quite I per sent. in the Four-and-a- Half per Cents. Vienna, Thursday : Five per Cent. Metallic', 901; Bank Shares, 1.320 ; Exchange on London, 10.58. This market is again much worse, the funds having experienced a further fall, and the Exchange on London a further rise. The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the 31st Sept., is as follows : X. : 8: alan cr i Bal" im , , P L T L Y : . Iffi eld b 660 i. .ts le No le ObeieleeeleiS t aF: 61 16 li - 1 Mi - n *Ail Am: ....... iiiiistisi: •I: - - I L... tip. (bait 10 24 1 - al Amt 15 6 (Us *pm : =rtsizg I: ii 100 Lona= ig ir ••• - 100 14Wasal ID 33 31 DS 111 )) 1,0. •-...•• N0r....,.. . lO - = 0 m g 0 1 =llank - erpr, u iatla ••• 2 - 4 - 6 40 - 10 D•44r . au 6 Laiiiiiii . liiiliiiii two 2, 5mh ea1i ,........ 1aw. Co. 1 6_411. .. ...... 25 36 ss 20,000 16 ItriagaW:sna all 64 14 6005 De. am l4 et ii 0000 ai Maim at 216 18 lo 15.000 40 I Wake of - - Na. OL KtICILLAO2OIIII. Pd. Y P ost n ay 1= 1"Irla ...... : 174 31 39 It Arotralrflot irA Mall. 12 —•— Modem Load. 05 (0 SO: • IleNbli slaws' essltitii it Soittioa Noma 1 l 10 e 0 crow isiiiW s If 11 Om SO. HO Now . 130. COrplal Palm Whoop .a Motile la r 14 17 19 0 . . i ... ZUVA — Ellir" :1 = = """"°- .11 60.. 1 !I siiiiiii 3 " N al. MOO 3.11. or 133.71 • 1 rstriisseil e rssre °° sasiiii all r tms s ses ts.oes N al Europe Eltoom 113 , , Poi MM., Lad & Misoral all 4 4 dim M, , Postralor It ratal Otm. all 10.' , . Do. 23 &MP talk* yea o•6iiii ': : ail 14,8 10 nom Rau Siam ltrou 7 1 .5 Ames. Investment all 21 3 11 ca Imz lo t , u tsT i etas s. J . :lease . Mr. Peerless, the solicitor, read the report, the subjoined entracte from which fully explain the position of the cow " Your directors hare to congratulate you upon the passing of their bill through parliament, which obtained the royal assent on the Bth day of July last, and although the bill met with opposition from a quarter from which they could not have anticipated it, yet your directors confidently believe that the estimated cost of 60,0001. will not be ex 'aided. The London and Brighton Railway Company have executed an agreement with the But Grinstead Com pany, under their oommon seal, whereby such a traffic ar nagemeot has been entered into aa to secure to this coca. pail the net annual rental of 2,00 W. for a term of 999 years from the opening of the line on the certificate of the government inspector. Power is reserved LI each agree ment, enabling the Brighton Company to purchase at their own cost the has absolutely at the sum of 60,0001. on the expiration of tau years ; but that such sale shall be entirely optional with this company at any earlier period, if the Brighton Company should wish such earlier purchase. The land purchases are proceeding as rapidly as they can be effected, and in all case, where purchases have been mule, satisfactory terms have been concluded with the owners, and the line hu been set out, and the works will be com menced at the earliest practicable opportunity." Numerous questions arose upon points of doubt, but they were all answered within the strict letter of the terms of the report, which was unanimously adopted. The formal business of the meeting was then proceeded with, and the proceedings terminated with a vote of thanks to the directs and chairman. .... _ JUNK NOP ESOLAND.—Accvehe for the week ceding Oct. 1 . Ins. 144..1 MM. M0t0f2'1,031.895 Governmmt t 11,015300 Other roairtti • 2.P84.90 0 Ch ml Cam nod itualoo 16.0J1,e95 Heller Z. 1 1.031,05 etstire UI =r etort' 010'0 0 ...4.A.M. , 410 3.6.42,113 Publk Depodts OD. lud. Itzebre.. Nee. Bent., Occou.tr...f N-wouJO Debt," 41 inv Arete.l $.734.755 Other I.Lvethr 11,et.L66 Seree.ter end-ilia: 1,443.636 _ Gorettonent Jawlike anclud.lbsioiti tght Aonuitt) .g12,331. 6 8S Other Securities W124.7:0 Note. ....... b,ls'Ual JoW end Oliver cots.. 110.07 i37.T03,079 I LAMM October 6. lea J. R. ELUL Deputy Cushier. FRIDAY EVINCING. The market for British mining stocks has been more active to-day. There are inquiries for Alfred Consols, Wheal Mary Ann, and West Damsel shares. South Basset have been done at 610 ex dividend; Trumpet Consols, 145; West Providence, 451, 46; East Basset, 41 ; Alfred Consols, 22/, 231 ; Alten, 6 ; North Ding-Doug, 1 ; Clijah and Wentworth,sl, st ; Penhanger, 2a. The gold mining shares were generally firmer, and command slightly advanced prices. Nouveau Monde are especially firm. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 1 to / prem.; Great Nugget, a to 1 prem. ; Port Philip, 1 to a dia. ; British Aus tralian, to a die. ; Nouveau Monde, /to 1 prem. ; Ava Fria, ato prem. Metcalfe Copper shares closed fairly supported, at 21 to n prem. National Brazilian (Cocaes) were rather firmer. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocw. The gold mixing shares today are fairly sup ported, at about former prices. Agua Fria are quoted to prem.; being rather better; Nouveau Monde, to I prem.; Colonial Gold, 3 to q pretn.; and Great Nugget, &to prem. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 323 to 333; Peel River, to i die.; North British Aus tralasian, par to I prem. ; and Scottish Australian In vestment, 13 to 13 prem. Linares shares mark 9ex div. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. - - ----- There is scarcely anything doing in the tallow market to day. Prices are quoted as follows:—Town Tallow , Ws. 6d. to 60s. ; Petersburg Y.C. oa the spot, 595. ; Oct. to Dec., 67r. 6d. ; Jan. to March, 581. MAUI.? A.VBILAGIIB.—Town Tallow, 62.. 6d. ; Fat by ditto, 3s. 4d. • Yellow Russian, 608.6 d. ; Melted Stuff, 465.; rough ditto, 30s. ; Tallow Graves, 12s. ; good Dregs, 8.. .—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the trade wit. out alteration. Prime, me►dow hay, 90s. to 110 s. ; interior, 60s. to 801. ; rowen, 465. to Ms. ; clever, 90s. to 1265. ; second cut, 70s. to 110 s.; straw, 365. to 425. HAY COVENT GARDEN.-THIS DAY. The market is well supplied with most kinds of vegetables and fruit, but trade continues dull. Good melting Peaches and Nectarines are, however, scarce. English Grapes are abundant. Pears consist of Beurre d'Amanlis, Bon Chet , - tien, Brown Beurre, Bonne Louis, Gansel's Bergamot, and Marie Louise. Importations from the Continent of Potatoes and Tomatoes are still kept up ; the latter fetch from 2s. to 39. per dozen. Plums from the South of France fetch 4s. per basket. Carrots and Turnips fetch from 2d. to 4d. per bunch. Potatoes are mach diseased, but prices for them are rather better. Mushrooms are much more plentiful, and a little cheaper. Cut flowers consist of Pelargoniums, Fuchsias, Roses, Mignonette, and tree Carnations. FRUIT. Pisa Apt**, per lb., Seto 64 Grapes, hothouse, p. lb., to 10 3a 6d Portugal, per .b., 64 to le Peaches, ter dm., Is 64 to Es Nectarines, per doz., Is to as Plume, p. pun" is to 2s Apples, per hush, Sato Si deemed, per haltdcm, 2s to 4a Pears, per doz., Is to 3s VEGETABLES. Cuobaptee, per doz., ed to 9d Lettuce, Csb., per dos., 6d to td Cmilittowere, each, Vito 4d I Co., per score, 9d to Is Greens, per doe., 25 to 3. Badieltes, per doz.. Is to 3. 04 Ere , ch Beane, hf. P., Is 6d to bed Small Salads, p. pun., 24 to 24 Brawls eprouts, do., Is fd to 2d lone ilailish, per bell., Is tote Potatota, per ton, 60e to lOUs I Mushrooms, per p0t.,160d to 2561 per cwt., 3s to 75 per bashel, 65 to es per bush., 2e 61 to 35 Sorrel, per half mere, Gd to Is Turnip., per doz., 2. 0,1 to 256t1 Artichoke', per, coz., Ss to Gs 03 Coournbers, each, 2il to bri Fennel, per bunch, 2d to 3d Celery, per bundle, 9.1 to Is 6d Samry, per bunch, 2d to 3d Coerces, p. doe., 4c to 6a Thyme, per bunch, 24 to 3d 'Spinach, per sieve, le to 2s Parsley, per dot bunches, Is to 45 Beet, per dos., In to 1. 6d glint, green, per bunch, 2d to 44 Onions, Spanish, per dos., le to Ss Basil, green, per bunch, ed Leeks, per bomb, 3d to 4d Marjoram, do., do., gd Shallote, per lb., lid toed Waterarmat, p. 12 bait, 3d to (Julie, per lb., ad to eel Figs, par don, Is to 24 Lemons per dozen, Is to 2s Oranges, per doz., 28 to 38 Almouds, per peek, Ss sweet, per lb., 28 to 3s Filberts, p. 100 lb' 658 to 80s Walnubs per 100, le to Is 6d Nuts, Barcelona, per bush., 20s Cobs, p. 180 lbs., 20s to 60s BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. DEAL, SATCMDAT, 9.15 A.M. Wind S. light, and cloudy. Anchored.—Ocean Wave, from London, for St. Vincent ; Eclipse, bound to Madeira, in the Gull. Sailed.—The Bank, for Aquilas. Put Back.—Josyeph Hume, for Bristol.