The Express. — London, England, 1853-10-18 00:00:00

~4 ~V •ks e, ({. -0 4 _ ' . -., 4 . , Ttt f13rt%51 ~y~~~~, Ho. 2,233.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18, 1853. [THREEPENCE DroRWI('II end SPALDING RAILWAY.— WM). 14 UhttrfiT GIVEN, that the lIALFAZARLY u oks.u. vt.Envo..f rrorietwe wall be held at No. 12. Ilattet- A e. is the '.ont7 of Midolowl. on THURSDAY. the kd day of p. at, at t Abed to the afternoon preene'y, oh the /astral wri .dtmeciapiel. wbr .i., hi pt by the. Company for the realatrati•an of transfers of „ m a sr.l lila" will be f 6 Wed t.n Wedneeday, the 26th day of w Wedneeday, the Ind day of Novernbe seat, both Went ' 4 4 . isrhotte• JOsIAH WILKINSON, (ll r amas. GEolttik S. CIIEVALLIEN, tverstary. lath day of teichor, 1023. 61 INEAS.—Mr. WM. 11. HALSE, the wow el 12. anisivrick.eqsam Lent's. la/am WIN* that Isso FIVE GI:IMM APPARATCSE6 its sow raidy. eimise. MUMS fm Pasoliirt nw Itedk a: Caineum. HE CONDERFUL KALEIDOSCOPIC MEAT T orastrivted ac "dentine and optical principles. by • ~bject Oat, the 11. e la the ithebetcreage) redo eted ea IN aisle acacias timer. the ray. at beet le cep so motet. • that pota :etillparative4) a mere handful of furl. a Lam joint ▪ mrot a .1 . be Wowitally embed with It, sad Dimly browned all pai;hoW% IiALEIRXMCOPIC MEAT SCltErti will repay in • kw Indio; Its moderate price wiil suit everybrtly. "vv.a baltWW, iserat,r, auutalararer, vol paeans., Id, King latabliabed Alec, bia PA TENT CVO( STAND, to admirably tostrited that no selsasat la w , 4 4, eta yet disturbed. Also may be bad, bet NM IN VIM FED mitt) WITAMER, ea u cook la perfective, lewhieb woo palatal% ere cooked equal to the beet eueutoooke I tierut pet retbod, whust th,a, of the beat quill all erred] up with that bitlesiir sad delicate online Ito Otter intikool ea. pimply. Obey b s ~yeeked by .team, butt with , ut mot.ttwe, troy escomieal, as k the a:I waste be avoided. Me above tee animated to delight p;, / , patihaser. %eel' +ad Pee them, if mad for ellaraTiaga and Mrs, Olga may be bad reel.. 14,,:::: TRAVELLING will Gad the application of lODYYLAII* * KALI Dna gratste ll yreltisbiag ta pc mfr,* 604 beauty of to. compirake sad Ada !ram the babes! lavas AY Pan sad Dug, di. oiling the amid ontaguo, sad m oa lm. anwri,l el irrltsoility stet beat, sad haravHsatly Okla. f b e *Wag wood= suradsai .41 re,n.syd eisnalty sad health. bleatal Oa AM. beaks Task, navies, sm Cl Lumbers. fawn ampletay sysd:satedis Ke ap4s, pis,, sad eye plass es a .1 Well akar sad bar Cam Is ammo et *umbers. sr adage dim" as ratan Iwo bysa askserbabred.—Prise 4s. id. en a.. Id. pry USW. Csatina.—TM words low boats' tislydnr see , t h, waiver.—hid by A. 10WL4'4D mod so2l:c 20, Mike. peas, [PAW pad be ablasists sad perfumers. TUE faIIILT 1111D1 0 431104T. MEASAMS MEDICATED CREAM.—For all wrens of tatlainr. kr venom wised with pain is the Whits n Ivan, cehl olwnsit. aulalwee. wr anrJtisic isd.rativ of eold, it it3nraly wanted a rive. T.,era is ant any preperatio• in the Ph if. w iser" as awnwet the ;own andiciaee of the day, that ow %oat tM resptleril eflicray. If wed freely immediately eta the NI gorb was s earn or Mot Mak It wows an amiatilate wailass ▪ biped. throwing a genial warmth wet the whole m h o . f e we hode, thereby prwentlag keen sad War wen. It• Warn ritlicvlut disewesile pair. swelled thou ear. ecw, tie *demo; mellow% sad all iallanainateey oak" bawl. aiee, Wid.es, is truly astiabbleg. Is meet wee it asparasdne le wed pffis sad purgatives ell vitamins eruptions, the we at WA a des eternied with tasob inconvenienee sad denier, oil ea ow of the abet tieing Brown for the wow, for puriratiwe en efts the caws sf a dienee. be which recourse lad w paritatins N relieve. Miley aggravating H. In al upbeats it le as delicate es the Inset MI de allow, win IA teat H I. story imposeihie by aihnnwegemett I. produce wan nieslirf ot Wore. Ow pet will prove ha efficacy P .B. newsy porpoise geserally, ehiloielm, thrush, It etude War. see so family should be wittenr. it. —link wenuf.cturere and =MUSA* and CO., '3B, brand inert Temple-bar), e 7 show it Y se* in pow. at 30.„ Is. 114., and 4a. 64. ; rf ia Wady An, at sad Uh ea+, with directions; and likewise er all paint eilins vendors. The Us. humor Jars seat *MVP win r ell pins of the kingdom REAFNESS, CHRONIC OR ACUTE NER yoUs MAYNE" SINGING NOUNS AND FAUN IN BAM—A NNW UDICOVIIST POD lisTOllllM NIABINGI pool to br 10111610. voila wow time& of soie. soli bow Womb said tolsektbo Mom tie to skew Woo obit swim ma ladliffie• yolk Moriessos or tvillo to NOE id mei aim el slew oos. TltaDi eleerwy Delo son of liators. Aida as It Dow ths keit dierso owl OM hoe .a wok by do swift siol. Dr. DAVID MO/ 11.11, 03 yaw ohyslibi. 1. askylimet. WNW. well, the int swain sr limb Ow MEd* wNR Nilll tio brig la IL, moot scoliod gre6l g ioftwo. Mire hems obi am wrownws. or soy am% Iddeb 'Miss oils an miss% rod is id aim Moos tho bowy siert= GI rim la Ur bed sot moosil by Its ws. nit alms as owiy bliss& Mo prostsol ilkb balrafilly trokolog. so Willi b oo oil dip So base lialesa tomoweiloo. Wig oil aft lo mit to lir b. lestisi OW of. or by iss of • poild Insmil. It Ws kes mist lir Si Dui so Maki of ostooloo soollsio d ra t tY ler hiraortio std hososide. I p II NI MIMI% rod is wry lhowis of swot to tin ho 100 soot It may Ist at Mod Si Mom who Si half Si ir M. id sow sett WNo di. sow sow priestly reirolllo Win atramttq Wok blow wooers., sad enabled be bow db. Iholy I.lo•Nw et twoilp. Arle mud a widen Alaillist ol tilt i.e by War, ea. ait 'tamp ar wary arid lee L. NERVOUSNESS, DISORDERS of the MIND, leD, Ned NERVOUS OYSTER. PITS. EPILEPSY. VALI- D* DOIFILIIte.—TIIR 1104 T EXTRAORDINARY AND PROTI. NS= DISCOVERY, VOR CURING NERVOUS SUYFERPIUS, lUD AND READ COMPLAINTS. D. DAVIT) THOMAS. a s emealtter Wailes.) Ingfaetreet. Yeabridge-z na et la sale ale et die meet hopeeteat dieloveries la to seinen this grim glaat a( thie▪ := ratable& ' the m moanot Wilds' at .le at Nab& wary aggravated of ibis frightful -• parka sagitel dewclaw L eaperimed. smalor twenty-gm boars soupdaeire am at tbe la adman rellaremeis truly strasebas aura la Oa karst ft MON so =bra await gre promalsid. dear mg dread el future, beaulsa aid knew of gift without NOW am% imaged elei.fragadk far beim eg fay rzertbs, besiteda aver the she& gam Nffelasasay WNW; el blood tlembe up bra Ms As edam te, tailed eft kebab ke all and way etitik.~ had .Witt, saiimi lbw. Ma alike fraurnamebia. ledfrakim ▪ Mega *Mb gm" iseplus tip% soldms at Ike lop d lb kW. gibe dm. tbe aim end bp. wild Pad bad lbsegbis d oliailhe.lM aim tee ammeteu• le mottaa. Map Ham mai t eilluaibutiebil aare ef eistmeadlesep delimaget here lbe mbar bees paved the What& name of Ude SO tlf Wiwi. he nub. asswines. "lbw all kw giodurs, balm. ara awl bed Iliddmiallbelablab , eatheeeely. IWO Oa prove' in& Li mina Is Illaadad up write • ataloasset of th-ir am, by Misr, brisaleg lea It glow komp. ea wasvoder. sad the Emus of we be knamial town al got. to may part of the trek Dr. MU.% aigbatreet, Taabritigemdb. Kati raw won 4 BY Kw. JAMES suounue sr. JOHN. Jest_paltelart, In 1 vol.. pat ay., raw? Ow Gator, rERE and BACK AGALN in SEARCH of BUM. By !eau am nos Br. Joit. "Tye volume la s BAt end runny ' , Lyle, end in • Sena at ones kw. Comp, ws. awd *Masque, like the lands which ars their theme." —atlmwee By the owe Mahar. In Wt. poet eve, pries 11., W.: As EGYPTIAN I'ILGRIMAGE. Leads: Lersisan, Brown, Ceep, and Lowman, LIERIG ON ORGANIC ANALTIMS. fhb day, post Beg 53 Wood EarMID" prise se., Au:A:CROOK of ORGANIC ANALYSIS; trotsbosi s Detailed Meow of the various . Methods used is the Eittsentary Compottloo of Orgsole Sutotaosts. By he Lassio. Edited by Dr. A. W. llontsits, Professor Is the loyal Wise( Ossuary. larks : Wallop sad Moberly, SA, Upper Gower-street. sad 37. Tune or Hattotato.—A Hamburg shipowner has keel y purchased of the Danish government a ship of war, the Fru, for 21,000 thalen (3,1.501.) The vessel is being esurted into a merchantman in Copenhagen, and will lad direct fr m there for London, where it is said to be singly cbertared for 9,001. for • voyage to Caifornia. f tins be tree, the vessel cle o ars i ts Vat over and o t ter I again is Ni trIP• is eouequenea of the scar.ity of vessels, and the w astaadY Ungluing emigration from the port of Hamburg, tasltawage-mney has risen 25 per gent.; and coals from ue so mares and so dear, that pasties in Hamburg ere aur taming their attention to exporting them from the mismate England, instead of importing them from there. asstdre has lately been chosen as a species of depict for tk ltmocAnserreart Company. which now procures there awe of is wipsiaites, which it formerly purchased in Loa m° 4841 eirewbere. La•ely the Governor of the Russian wham ia North America, several officials, and about 90 Walls with their officers, arrived at Hamburg to be thiPpol there fur the shove-named colonies. In the mouth W September there were 2,801 weenier* forwarded from a mber* to transatlaatie ports. In coaseqnenee of the *nano( emigration that has loos set ant from Germany daeres and Australia, Hamburg is now in the frequent tru.pt of orders for entire cargoes of expensive articles of 1 ".1, particularly costly furniture, paperhanging., and I .neatiose of room.. The most expensive of all these are Ind te be ordered through merchants in Sydney. Bite AND DEATH IN A PRISON.—On Saturday X , Beelferd held an inquiet in Tuthill-gelds prison, on *body of Catherine Morris, aged 22, • prisoner. The &teased was committed at the Middlesex Sessions in Muth Nat os a charge of stealing two five pound notes tut a fel:ow-servant, and sentenced to twelve months' im. Proament. She worked at needlework with 180 other ties, and remained in good health up to Friday morning he. when she was taken is labour. Dr. Levies, the prison otailaa, attended her, and she cave birth to • male child, %skis still Ita.ag. After the birth she was seised with a naissiovi of epileptic Cs, in one of which she died, the is the opinion of the nwdieal men, having produced 1 1•11 say of the brain. Verdict—Natural Death. This is Illieseond birth in this prison, the former having taken Owe is the year 1834. _l t lttNll.3lB ON SALTA. On Saturday, at the !tailsweetli County Court, en action was brought by 'wool Clark, lately employed by a long.establehed linen. !toyer at Richmond, against his employer, for payment of 11l arrest of wages, amounting to 81. 17e. The plaintiff tsti been obliged to leave his situstion en seeount of the hp o 7 work. Part of the aura claimed was for premiums oe the sale of damaged goods. The judge said he hoped eta not the general custom of the trade to sell damaged t. 6 1. geniis° articles. Tbe plaintiff said it was cue try for the soiled parts to be placed inside, so that th e y a , l not be seen till after the purchasers got home. The mount of wages was allowed, but not the premiums. IitIIERSRA RALLWAV.—Tretfic for the fortnight .44 4b3 Sept. 10, 1853, 3001. 28.11 d. SECOND EDITION. FRO)! Tills NIGHT'S GAZETTE. WHITEHALL, OCT. 17. The Queen bu been pleased to direct 'tetra latent to be pass. d under the Great Seal, apjr4nting Rear-Admiral Sir James Alexander Gordo*, K.C.8., to be Muter of her Majesty'. Hospital at Greenwich. in the county of Kent, in the room ot Admiral Sir Charles Adam, deceased. WHITEHALL. Ocr. 17. The Queen has been pleased to present the Rev. Morose Caldwell to the Rectory of Norton Davie, otherwise Green'. Norton, In the county of N irthampton, and diocese of Peterborough, the samo being void by the death of the Rev. Thomas Fawcett. DOWNING-STREET, OCT. IS. The Queen has bum pleased to appoint Robert Mogan, Esq., to be her Majesty's Advocate lur the colony of Sierra Leone. WAIL OFFICE, Ocr. 18. 22nd Rogisest of Foot.—Lieutenant-Cikneral Sir William F. P. Napier, K.CB Croat the 27th Foot, to be colonel, vice Lieutenant-General Sir Charles J. Napier, 0.C.8., deceased. 27th it r airMentof Foot—Mgor•General B. Fleming, C.B . to be eoload, Tim laeuten.int-Ueneral Sir W. F. P. Nagler, K.C.B , reetered to the 22nd Foot. 78 t h Beg meet of Iroak.—Mejur Oen,ral Sir William Chal mers, C. 8., from the 20th Regiment, to be mime!, oleo Lieutenant-General Sir Neil Douglas, K.C.8., deceased. WAR-OFFICE, Om. 18. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards.-llt 'try Elba George Baukee, gent., to be cornet, by purchase, vice Suane, pro moted. lat Dragoons.—Leonard Reelmayne, gent., to be cornet, by purchase. vice Pepys, promoted. 3rd Light Dragoon.—Lieutenant James Msequeen, from the 12th Light Dragoons, to be lieutenant and riding master. 6th Dragoons.—William Stratford Sleigh, gent., to be cor net, without purchase, vice Murray, appointed to the 12th Dregoons. 7th Light Dragoons.—Augustus Gore, gent., to be cornet, by purchase, vice Coster, promoted. 11th Light Dragoon.—George Sihrester Davies, gent., to be cornet, by purchase, vice Vansittart, promoted. 12th Light Dragoone.—Lieutenant William Wallis King, from the 3rd Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Macneill, who ezehagges; Cornet Arthur Murray, from the 6th Dra goons, to be cornet and riding master; Cornet Edward Brown, to be adjutant, vice Mart promoted. 14th Light Dragoons.—Liwrence Mackenzie, gent., to be cornet, by purchase, vice Travers, promoted. 16:h Light Dragoons.—George Meyriek Dew, gent., to be cornet, by purchase, vice Wilhelm, promoted. let Regiment of Foot—Ensign William Soicer Cookwor thy, to be lieutenant, by purchase, vies Bidgood, who retina; Nicholas Ogle Moore Vise, geol., to be ensign, by purchase, vies Cook worthy. 3rd Foot—Lieutenant Robert Macneill, from the 12th Light Dragoons, to be lieutenant, vice King, who ea 25th F oot—Lieutenant Charles James Stewart Wallace to .. be cAptain, without purchase, vice Brevet-Major Demme, deceased; Ensign George Johnstone White to be lieut.- mast, without purchase, vice Wallace. ISM test—Captain Robert Henry LindseU te be major, perelmss, vice Lord Balloon, who retires; Lieutenant Edward Codd to be captain, by purchase, vice Lindsell ; Ledge James Graham Turner to be lieutenant, by par ches*, vice Codd ; Thomas Sutton Kirkpatrick, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice Turner. 38th Foot.—Lieutenant Ludford Harvey Daniel to be cap tain, by purchase, vice Sinclair, who retires; Ensign Arthur Brooksbsnk to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Daniel; Ensign Owen Owyn Ssuoden Davies to he lieutenant, by purchase, vice Stratton, who retires; Con stantine &ohm's Gaynor, gent, to be ensign, by pur chase, vice Davies ; Frederick Sharpe Pocklington, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vies Brooksbank. 47th Foot —William Alexander White, M.D., to be assist ant-surgeon, vie. Mackenzie, who resigns. 60th Foot.—Lienteaant end Adjutant Philip Limborch TiUbrook to be captain, by purchase, vice Bil:ers, who retires ; Budge Robert Henry Macfarlane to be beide ' sant, by purchase, vies Tillbrook; Arthur Evelyn Fyler, gent, to be ensign, by purchase , vice Macfarlane; Lieutenant Roderick Maingy Mutceisoa to be adjutant, vice Tillbrook. promoted. 71st Foot—Ensign the Honourable Ralph Harbord to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Blennerhemett, who re tires ; Wyndham Heave, gent., to be ensign, by pur chase, vice Harbord. 93rd Foot—Assistent-Surgeon William Sinclair, from the staff, to be aseistant-surgeon, vice O'Neill, who resigns. tad West India Regiment.—Ensign William Davis to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hunt, who retires; Ed ward Vaughan Arbuckle, gent., to be ensign, by pur chase, vies Davis. 3rd West India Regiment —lames Watson, gent., to be ensign, without purchase, vies Taylor, promoted. MINORARDUIL—The removal of George Henry Podding too, from the 18th to the 63rd Regiment of Foot, on the 6th of May, 1853, has been cancelled. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. ELIWITITIL AGAV., York, pacer. Oct. 13. BANKRUPTS. EDWARD AILEWHIII, Mortimer-street, Cavendish• square, (wash Nll:der. JOHN SAYERS, Wandsworth. Surrey, carpenter. HINNY )lILES HAVILAND, Denham, Buckinghamshire, oowkeeper. thistins. JAHNS LUCAS, Eiiogham, Norfolk, ITOIXY. WILLIAM HAIN' COLLINS, Chepstow, Monmouthshire, grocer. EDWARD HARPER, Stamford. Lincolnshire, draper. HINILY TvuNsvtLLl EDWARDS, Liverpool, builder. JOHN CUBBON, L i verpool, builder. WILLIAM SHAW and ISAAC SHAW, Ma:Cll.& ld, Cheshire, joiners. DISASTROLS SHIPWRECK. --40 - The following is an account of the foundering at sea, in lat. 38 N., loan. 36 W., oa the 13th of September, of the barque Henry norbeek, Captain Tree, from Cardiff fur New York, laden with railroad iron. Ten men, iecluding the captain, and a woman and child were saved. On the Bth of September, at 12 p.m., it mine oa to blow hard from the southward, when the ship was bele to wader a close reefed maintopsail. At I. 30 it blew • hurricane, during which the foretop' rearmost and miseatopmest, and ell the with the ••• of foresail sad speaker, . - sails, , toe eleeptinnt were lost. At 2 o'clock a terrific sea struck the ship ou the port bow and swept the decks of both boats, together with the deck-house, at the same time tearing open and carrying away the waterways, and wash ing two men overboar d besides breaking the legs of two others, and seriously braising the arm of another. At daylight the weather was more moderate, and the crew were enabled to pump the ship dry. On Sunday, the 11th, at 2 a.m., the gale came on again from the N.W., with a heavy sea, and the ship laboured heavily is the trough of it. In wearing the ship, the wind coming westward, • heavy sea struck her under the counter, and must have started some of the butt-ends of the planks, for it was in stantly perceived that she leaked fearfully. All hands were kept at the pumps until Tuesday morning, the 13tb, when, being worn out with labour and want of rest and food, a raft was made of some spars and planks, and the remainder of the officers and crew, with the woman and infant above mentioned, were launched forth on it with only a five-gallon keg of water and part of • ham to sustain life. On this fragile and miserable refuge, on a quarter of an ounce of raw ham and one gill of water, the party continued to Boot until the 17th (the ill-fated craft having sunk three hours after leaving her), when a steamer was observed coming towards teem, and they hoisted the remains of an ensign on a boat's mast, but for a time were unobserved, and were beginning to despair, when they saw, to their inea possible joy, the steamer shorten sail, lower • boa t and come towards them. The steamer proved to be the Velum, apandsh mail packet, from Havannah, with much yellow Mew on board, g'ing to ride out her quarantine at Vign, whom ou their snivel, all were put into the lazaretto—a horrible hole for any one—and one of the sailors bad lis broken leg amputated below the knee, and the others bed medical rare. They were Sour days on the raft, sad die woman and child suffered dreadfully, as well us the Waxed men. Those of the Henry Iforbeek's crew whet mere Americans (viz in number) the American consul seat %Cadiz in the Valet% and the remaining portion ease lame in the Pieria, by the consul's order. The whole of them—tbe woman and infest pacicularly—euffee meek from their injuries and privation; soil arir . truly objects of commiseration and relief for the Shipwrecked Fishermen and Mariners' Society, as they have only the tattered clothes they es:apt d in to shelter them from the approach ing cold weather, and have no means of returning to their native homes, Bristol and Cardiff. THE ALLEGED VIOLENCE BY A SCHOOL TEACHER IN C WELL Yesterday Mr. Wakley resumed the adjourned inquiry toachiog the death of Tl2Ollll Carle, aged 11 years. It will be reco!li eted that the deceased was an attendant at the North Britielt Schools, Calthorpe-street, Gray'.-inn-road, and that on the let September, she came home ill, and complained of pain in the head, which had been produced by the teacher striking her with a book. The jury, after hearing a quantity of aidi!ionakevidence,r‘turned a verdict of Neur4l death," clearly exonerating any person from blame, as had been suspected and charged. SHARE LISTS. MONDAT Itirminns. In the English railway market this morning, on some sales of inconsiderable amount, and in sympathy with the heaviness of the funds, prices opened lower. A partial reaction ensued, bat was not maintained, and the market finally closed with a flat appearance at a reduction of 10s. to 13s. per oen•. from Satur das's rates. Business throughout the day was very restricted, and the market dull in tone. THIS DAY.—Two o'Ctoct. The railway market has been very quiet to-day, and prices have scarcely varied. Present quotations, however, are, if anything, a shade better than the closing rates of yesterday. London and North- Western stock is quoted 1021 to 103; Midland, 584 to 69; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 611 to 62; Great Westerns, 80 to 1 ; Great Northern., 18j to 3 ; Dovers, 171 to i t ; Caledonians, 241 to t. French share. are rather better than they closed yesterday. Northern. are quoted 33 to 1 ; Stras bourg., 36 to 1; and Pars and Lyons, 161 to 16 prem. fIRDINAIT MAUS AND IMMIX Limy Airs. Off S ii 1 6 . 14 . 01 Pease iss et Jaa,etlea lirs.Welv. llalltserVistei !Its., J!'n• +e. ii.: ~ e.w~i a~ ..: -.:. Maim orl ries Sky . emit sad Or ~1~ M.-.die.:-~ IN• A t iN SIII sus rad; _ _ _ , 'Waits Osairs,eue A... 1 Do. (Yds IL 17.16.) INN eles II C I . _ 1411mbErita sad Olaspow I Malan& sad Peebles... Edlaburgb. Portb,Dsztlee Gimpy h lbstliWeitara Groat Nerther• : : : D.. a 17.17 ot.tionith. awl Wart. (Ins. (Grist Wartime 'lrbil Seals hatera s!hol Carlisle .. Da Thirds ... Laacashiss sad T De. fifths Do. Wept lUalasTraiss Casa Nerthst• I,Lorkesad BWtttnll .. Lcos.,TUbery,lk Southall IMtrliktea. k 9. apasi lk Seedi-Wome. Do. for Kew !Lead= a ioatliahstiro Alky• I be.lNsaal Wee sal Dairy " Dui lea latiedia 4 ""''"~ II 21. 44 44 St 9j 13 11 dip II If N 4 4 „ .93 _l3 4$ 49 1i 19 U U. ii - 13 pi 416 ill 74 ti As h S 4i lie,. I 7 1 7.i par 1 MI IS le 1011 III; i ila 1 Da 1 1 Pig 74 76 is lid. 19 1:.. 19 99 Is 9 H U If n U i al par he 11 de INcetbers Comae' North BetOa North Dimegkb. T. DA A Os.ll filencas irei ased North Limas. ....... I lowa staabraike — .. . 4 $4 35 1 78 4 16 14 7 IN 4) 44 2 k 6j 21 7 1 1 1 VW pm 116 3$ 27 1111 42 $7 82 44 • 411 24 11 as II 17 it isle s; II die 14 N 17{ 04 1111 244 $ 4 U 36 1 14 2 $ 1 11 plortb wawa Mu& Mg& WWis: I:oe s ato — ah wei.4 - 6 Maw. devil& Ctialvd ... ... 4*.rewsbari Oter.W. KM.) D 4.1141445 Ds. Oilmen =lMika 144 11 :44 Om* ilatora Dna Wake ens tsitailaZoi; ammo. a Donlmitas Tale of Itasit . 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Da. Ter Mossy U 6. eVI. 3 per et Ma& flat lti k Ads4es6 sad.) Nerweglia Trask Pro*. l'essi sad Lydda nuns and Or.aana Paris dad Rosen Pans , Gni Iltnarboarg Parfa.Caboa,rdClarbasti QO4llOl sod Ilkazdasit salsa and Ilavre Royal Dugan nerd Owed* assibno and Dn. Se per ealt. Prefer Hoch Elio of name bathers of Frame Upper India Iferip peat Fluidity 1-reetera ..1 !rota[► ... Weeeetenf Dwltiertsad Wieebades Lesko& JIWATIL Si I d id 3 . Idis ad I 3 le lie II 14 2e die 2 3 pa P a r 2 1 pm Se 4 die 3 die le 1 41 $ 1 li °I t i i as ad I If pa Uf :1 .7t If` Ili If pa .I 39 41 331 ,14 2 4 p $ I slis Is 11 14 I S OS d 7 2 21 4 pm i i - i li - r xtl ii ie de MINES. Malts Suisse oriess dome Rs. Sham Yam Paid. l Yesterday. to-dar. 100.00. - 1 Sees Ma —..— ---- ell I Pm *moo 1 tangle Sentrallan Geld all 4 I dl. par 40.440 .1 e. •tottletldlternsan o ic i ,s 10.000 10 ta;ra`aden . 40,00 e i De. Ceel lair; 1 i die 40044 10 Mast/alias . .... .. . . 11 24 14.00.1 A”Sslian Oarellers 140.000 1 Amtrak= Proettokl 4 40,000 I Are Merle all 6 dls 100.006 1 arltielt Australis& Gold all i die 1111,074 20 inritlsblron 3.5 4 10,400 SS •Nrae.lear.lies.at3s.p n 344 4 41 4111 11,400 SO De. Oscassand 041•24 all 14 2 11,100 it Co. It. Jolts Del Bey 15 444 1144 114,0*. 1 Oseses'a Creek , all 42 Ille Pal I 11.1100 40 024144 Capper ........ all 42 44 140.4104 I ft:plods! UM :: tr 4 . 31170 r Ili. reopper Miners of rap. all $5 II IV* 11 +Da. Pref. 74 percent. all 3 7 pas ad 70,041. 0 +PAO Aosiraltaneoppr all 14 pm S 311 *4" 2 I Greet Newt Vela all 6 1 Do. Registered SW( SO 4Gemirel 72,00* 1 (hand Ducky of Beds,. all 1 dla per MOO 5 Groat Pa seo* all 21 las 140,001. 1 Welista trot. 40.04 1 Marty 4411 LI aill. i iO. i +Wares 40.0945 1 LandeakCallters. Geld tarts Cristiana,— all 4 . 1 100.,4100 1 llerloslts KM II vedisalelt.Asesekas 1 If 31 PAW I Sew Ortrada 11.100 1 Sew Uosies ILAN.Co. all 104.110 r 1 1144444 Mob 10,. Se PalsreeiLL.N.k3 all W.A. 6 Pent PW 0.000 1 Quite bet all ide Ipse 10,00 s S. ?Me Se OM Cabe lll 14 ile Moto 1 .eett limetrettes ell i idi Mee re Tie Meet ...._.. ..., r 1 I 44.04 34.1.111 • UMW Keenan an 21 If 7a. 1 Wetter IKON . West Gr inds *II 1 I die uskano I 45.1 Mariposa ell I die Mow 1 Yuba -—---- - - - - - Wan Granada twit Marionea Tuba t Triadayabis by dm JOINT WOOL 2 A . 1 prl - 878 . fOodeasa ems 321 N0 ; Ob. AeWO Mucamisadwoors. llttW sii:: P l7 lroe 58 .4 Y r e:terilay ls_ so to-day. SC ID Aurtraikaa Dept Man . 16. It. HMIs Matiwirerks_ _.. elrlll4h Aimless Land. - 11;180 4 lerit.i Col.B•4ll4disc.Co 1 16.606 Polthesds . .... ..... 1 2.10 "I r l ltit ;i ! tl I I re' 4 ISO. 4 Palmiii . Diiiii.e 2 im— s..( Salm lima 3 I .Ax 111481818 Tiilopsylk ....(A) 2 II ID 11;80 De. ... . .0 18 If 14 3).v.0 1 iliiii . liiiliBll6B. 14 ... 138841•18. 13. I MON Co l6 4 ID Glib 11.8134•4 211mir li. likerhmssaliiii 6 k. I Nadine PaOia4fllassituel 811 60,100 I X bad IDA N.& 12 Poland lutes 814 sis Co 1 MT' I Neetlirrk asmiermi.• WI idle 10s IS" lenbet lern;ii 1 120. Pal liver LoWt al =ril all 1414 1 - 3 MAW Ifoloweas 4 MlnAti am. ail del 10040 Da. ex ... 3 reetlfad Ma 0481,85 y 16 .3 IL awl DIM nom 66 , He, I Amor. lavielimat all ,If If poi MX* iivieransa Lod. 1t.v.(40 1 Tekgrapik NA* 1 as Diume. Lead l4 144 161 141 151 EXTENSIVE ROBBERIES By A TRADESMAN.—IM medtately after the revolution of 181 9 , says Gafigment', a young officer of the national guard was observed to be par ticularly active at the Hotel de Ville. When tranquillity was somewhat restored, he opeaed an upholsterer's shop in the neighbourhood of the Chatustie-d'Antin, and pools obtained the confidence of the whole neighbourhood. Ilia attention to hie customers was quite exemplary, and he made a point of always calling on them himself, never sending any of his men. It so happened, however, that these units to the customers were not generally lucky for the latter, as is every case some article of value disappeared. At lest, a hirer out of carriages in the Rue Neuve-des-Ma. Blurb's finding that he had lost successively a cloak, seversl jewele, and some silver spoon., always after one of the calls of the upholsterer, went to the commissary of police, and expressed his suspicion that the thief could net be any other than that person. In consequence, a search was instituted at the house of the upholsterer, and a vast amount of sto len property discovered. The upholsterer has been ar rested. Six PERSONS DROWNED.—On IV( dnesday lest, sic young men, sons of crofter. in 'Umlaut. _potash of Kilmuir, Isle of Skye, went by boat to fish off Trodda, a small island near the point of Airdmhic•ceolsin. and close to the northern end of Skye. Towards evening, as they were rowing their boat to the shore, the weather suddenly changed, aad by a heavy sea the frail barque was swamped and all the six youths were drowned, in the sight of many of their friends, who could render no assiotanco.—/nrer , nags Courier. Ann-EL-KADER.—The following details relative to Alxl-el-Hadar are given in a letter from Commandant Bois sonnet, who has lately quitted Browse The conduct of the Emir here has been in accordance with his noble character. He has everywhere spoken loudly of the great ness of mind of our Emperor, and recently, on the occasion of the circumcision of one of his children, he gave a fete to the principal Turkish functionaries, his sole object appearing to be to exalt the glory of our sovereign, and to complete the homage of his own gratitude. But in general the Emir lives in the greatest retirement, the faculties of hie mind appearing to turn towards literary pursuits, and in particular towards poetry. He fee!, a great disgust of the world, and the want of definitively fixing the tent which is to shelter his family. Broussa pleases him. He patents there a brute which he owes to the munificence of the Sultan. He has some idea of bu)usg land in the neigh bourhood, and passing the rest of his days item in study and domestic enjoymmt. When he lately bade me fare well, I was much moved, tle presented me the day before to hi• aged mother and to his wife, and th• tears of these two noble ladies, when I took leave them, were to me a most pleasing resempense." ~...... N it : w . oo6 I. JAW. Pd. - i %dean dose Yeatardis to-dar. 40 Artrakila . . all el 11 II „.. 40 Bill. Oil. Ilmiltiliiiii dAI T. 54 liritlik Nati 4115arlasa .ll 40,051 15 Chartind Ptak of Asia 4 14 1 ils skooo PI Clint Dank of Sails, du, kink and Ch1aa....... 2 4 dl. par 20,050 100 Cikidal .. 26 15,005100 emitir6ls:l . 4l;i4ici:_ii 2l tkeou 20 Zak. 21040., k A.K. mart 10 24 1045 15.0 t II Lea. Cart. Bask it Art 14 par 4 pia 156 10,500 50 basics sal final, 25 i OM Si Leedom Joist Bork lO 21 24 60, 100 Lomas ski Wastatinater 20 SS 34 13, 100 National roil. at Laglaad 36 :0; 30 Do. Pew lO 53.07' ii Nationale Ireland _ 224 II Oriental lank Oarporailsk an 44 4625 20 100 Proviso:4d et Iniatad 26 4. 10 De, Now . . all o,ou 1 PAM Aailaillii . iliiilifig sad Geld Imp, 424. 11, 26 inella Aulalilia 10.11 k 26 Umiak el Asiliais all 56 47 48 11.00 , • . Be, Now .. IP! 41 Di ...., 64 Inks of Liken 16.051., 40 Usk* at 11•014 all MONEY MARKET. MONDAY MVANINO. The English stock market opened this morning with some little excitement, stock being more gener ally offered, owing to ttie warlike complexion of the intelligence bearing upon the Eastern question. A slight rally afterwards took place, but was of short duration, the market r.maMing flat in character all day, and finally closing a shade worse than the open ing range. The operations on the part of the public appear to have been inconsiderable, the transactions being chiefly confined to the dealers and speculators. Money stock, however, has been more freely sup plied, and the late heavy " backwardations, or charges for the temporary loan of stock, have almost entirely passed away. It may be remarked that anxiety is expressed at the coutinu ance of wet weather at the present period of the season. At this time last year we had also a wet " seed-time," which contributed materially to the scarcity now threatened. The Paris Bourse shows renewed flatness. Console were first quoted. 91; to 1 for account, thence recovered to 91,; and, after being sold at 911, were last officially quoted 911 to for the 10th November, and 911 to 1 for money. At 4 o'clock the quotation for account was 911 to 1. and, after that hour, 91; to The official business report includes :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 1, I; ditto, for account, 10th Nov., 911, 1,1, 1, It 1 , f,,'• Three per Cent. Reduced, 90/, 1,1; Three auJ-a-Quarter per Cents., 921, 1, l e 5, 5 ; Long Annuities, 1860, 5 3- 16; ank Stock, 218, 219. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 4e. to Bs. prem. In India Bonds business is officially recorded at as. prem. The transactions in foreign stocks presented no feature of interest, and prices were scarcely chan ge d. Equador Bonds maintain their late improvement. Russian stocks were rather flatter. Letters from Odessa state that on the 3rd of Oc tober the Russian fleet arrived at that port from Se vutopol, with the view, a s it was be- I Hosed, of embarking troops for Redoutkale. At four o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 231 to 241; Spanish Deferred, 211 to M; the Certifs., 5 to 51 per cent. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 71 to 73. Russian Five per Cents., 112 to 113; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 96 to 98. The list of sales includes:—Brazilian Five per Cent. Bonds (Rothschilds), 98. Chilian Six per Cents., 100. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 931, 1 ex div. Equador Bonds, 51, 51. Granada Deferred, 81. Mexican Three per Cents., for account 28:11 Oct., 231, 24. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 711. Russian Five per Cents., 112, 1121; ditto, Four-and a-Half per Cents., 97, 961. Sardinian Five per Cents., 90 4 .. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 45; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 211. - - There was again an activei nqu iry to-day for silver for Chios, owing to the high rates of exchange reported by the Overland Mail as being current in the ports of that country. It is expected the supplies of silver by the steamer La Plata will realise better prices than could be obtained for the imports by the Thames. Notice has been issued that the subscription list of 250,000 new shares in the Paris and Strasbourg Rail way Company will be opened in Paris on the 20th inst., and closed on the 12th Nov. The holders of old shares only have a right to these new shares, in the proportion of one new for every old share in their possession. The arrangements made for the conve nience of the English shareholders are not yet notified. Influenced by the protracted wet weather, which threatens a late seed-time, and by warlike reports, the corn market to-day, notwithstanding very large foreign arrivals, showed great firmness. The depres sion of last Friday was fully recovered, and a large business done off the stands at the prices of this day week. Flour was rather dearer. In floating cargoes we hear of no transactions. Barley met with a ready sale. Oats, though dearer than on Friday, still ruled under the rates of Monday last. Beans and peas could be bought on rather easier terms. Few float ing cargoes are on sale, and full prices are demanded. The second instalment of interest, at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, falls payable on the shares of the Norwegian Trunk Railway Company on the 24th inst. Hamburg letters of the 14th complain of the Moe ful influence exercised on business by the contradic tory reports relative to the Eastern question. On that afternoon the intelligence of the actual declara tion of war by Turkey had caused some excitement. The only article of produce in which any movement was apparent was sugar, in which a fair business had been done, at full rates. Coffee was flat, cotton and spelter rather lower, and rice barely supported. The grain market was flat, at about former rates. Rye was much offered at lower prices, without finding buyers. Money was tight at 5 per cent., and bills very flat at reduced quotations. On London the rate was last quoted 13.01 for 3 months, and 13.31 for short. Funds and shares were fiat. Australian Agricultural and Peel River shares were both better to-day, owing to favourable ad vices. South Australian Land were also rather firmer. Bank shares were steady. Crystal Palace shares were again rather worse. London Dock stock has been dealt in at 112 to 113, St. Katharine's Dock at 98, and Berlin Water Works (21. 10s. paid) at a dia. The accounts received from the United States are generally vvy satisfactory in a commercial point of view. As we anticipated, the exchange on England had advanced, leading to a much larger remittance of specie by the Africa, and the rate was firm at the sailing of the packet at 109/ to 110, with an upward tendency. The supply of bills was limited, the ship ments of grain not being sufficiently extensive to make many bills. London houses of eminence ex pect considerable remittances of gold by future packets. The subjoined quarantine notice has been received :1 Liss" Ocr. 10.—The Board of Health has issued the following Orden:—Of 28th Sept. in Dwrio of 29th, declar ing Liverpool to be "suspected of cholera" from 30th Aug. lit Oct. in that of 3rd, declaring London and Southampton to be "auspected of cholera " from let Sept. 4th Oct. in that of 6th, declaring Newcastle to be "infected with cholera " from 10th Sept.. London from 26th Sept., and " suspected " all the other ports of England from 26th Sept. 6th in that of 7tb, declaring "suspected of cholera" from 15th Sept. the port of Elsinore, the ports between Ham burg and the Mouth of the Elbe, and all the ports of Holstein. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Renter's express : Amsterdam, Saturday, closing prime—Dutch Four per Cent. 93 3-16 to 1 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 613 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 21 9-16; the Coupons, 53 ; the Old Three per Cents , foreign, 453. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 77k; Peruvian New, 71 ; Portuguese New, 37 15-16 ; Equador, 3 13.16. Paris—Closing prices of this day—Tlree:per Cent. Itentes, 72.60; ditto Four-and a-flalf per Cents., 99.30. Bank Shares, 2,800. This bourse has again declined. Vienna , : Five per Cent.Metallice, 91 ; exchange on London, 11 florins; Bank Shares, 1,296; silver, 12 per cent. Prem. The funds were better, but the exchange on London bits again risen. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by our government stocks at present prices. To render the results strictly accu rate, the proportion of interest which may have ac crued since last dividend period should in each case be taken into account. Int. per cent. Price. per annum. Three per Cent. Consols 9ll £.3 5 7 Three per Cent. Reduced 9ud 3 6 21 Bank Stock (die. at the rate of 8 per cer.t. per annum) 220 3 12 81 India Stock Om 101 per cent. per annum) Exchequer liiiis (interest IL per ceut. per dof ) • • • • Bs. Pin. 3 0 7 Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Lirer pool Weekly Share List) showing the rates yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prices, which are all quoted ex div. _ 7nt.per et. per mama at the rate of ..iridead paid Pres. Prim. RAILWAY. Last 4 sear. Last year 34 Midland, Birmlngbiun, and Derby ad 5 10 34 5 1 4 56 Midland Stock id 510 2 5 1 2 In send al and Windermere id 69 I 6 1 174 South Eastern si 411 S S 61 16 Liverpool, Crusbr„ mad Southport ad 5 0 0 5 3 GO Lancashire and Yorkshire Stork ad 14 10 5 wy 80 Great Western . ad 5 0 0 6 0 0 IS Loadoe and North Western Fiqba ad S 0 0 3 0 0 13 York. Newcastle, and Berwick ad 3 0 0 3 0 0 75 London and South Western ad 419 4 3 0 0 474 Midland Great Western—lreland ad 5 0 0 5 0 0 22; Tack and North Mktland ad 3 6 6 3 0 ll 131 East Lanei-bire ad 4 13 44 4 18 182 Loodan end North Western MOM ad 4IA Os 418 0 $44 Edinburgh and Glasgow id 4IA 0 4 111 0 92 Bristol and Easter ad 4 17 01 4 17 91 41 Dublin and lielfser ..... ad 3 2 Sp 4 16 7 Iti Eastern C0untie5........ . ad 4 5 11 4 II 8j 2'4 Scottish C en t ra l 03 Loa tun. Brighton. and Grath Cimst sd 3 15 n 4 12 71 144 Caledonian .....« ad 4 1 7 4 411 10 .... 88 Lincs•ter and Catllds.... ad 4 0 101 4 10 10 91 Newcastle and Cando ad 4 8 10f 4 8 10 51 Gt. Southern and Wsslern—lmialsl ad 4 8 25 4 8 3j 100 Lancaster and Prestms...... ....... Ad 47 4 4 7 4 GS Glasgow and South Western ad 413 11 4 4 74 111 Ulster.., ad 4 310x1 4 3 1 144 MettalliNUdland ad 317 7 317 7 11 Great Northern ad 8 0 54 3 0 31 17 Chalet . and Birkenhead ad 3 12 114 3 9 10/ THIS DAY.—Two o'Cxoci. The English stock market opened at a rally, but this has since passed off; and prices have re turned to the depressed range of yesterday afternoon. Consols have been purchased as high as 91: for money and 91 for account, and hare since fallen back to 91: to for money and 91: to 1 for the 10th Nov. The Three per Cents. Itcdoced have been dealt in at 90; to 4; the Three•and-a-Quarter per Cents., 92,4 to 3 ; South Sea New Annuities, 100 i; ditto Three per Cent. Annuities, 17,51, 1001; Bank Stock, 216 to 218; Exchequer Bills, 4s. to 85. prem.; India Bonds, 68. dia. Business in the foreign stock market continues very restricted and devoid of feature. Mexican is quoted 23; to 24,1; and Spanish Deferred, 21,1 to ;. Equador Bonds have been dealt in at 31 to Citilian Six per Cents., 100; ; Buenas Ayrcan, 523; Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 96; ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631; ditto, Four per Cents., 91 ex div. MINES. MONDAY RTIXI3II4I This has been a quiet day in the market tor home mining stocks, in which few transactions have taken place. The gold mining shares were again rather lower, with little business. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted f to :1 prem. ; Great Nugget, d to 1. prem. ; Agua Fria, 9.16 to 11-16 prem. ; Nouveau Monde, 1 to 1' prem. Imperial Brazilian shares were in brisk demand to-day, and reached 41. National Brazilian (Cocaes) were also better. St. John del Rey advanced 10s., and Cobra shares 11. Metcalfe Copper were stationary at 21 to 3 prem. 'fhe nominal closing prices of new undertakings are u follows :—Alizen Head, to I die.; Lewis Hill Range, Ito 4 die. ; Cologne Lead, 1 to dis.; Clarendon (of Jamaica), 4 to 4 prem.; Britannia Gold, 1 to a per sh. ; New South Wales Coal, 4 to dig.; L'Aigle d'Or, to a die.; London a n d Virginia Gold and Copper, dia. to 4 prem.; Mount Carbon Coal, 3 to f dia. ; Kenmare, dig. to 1 pm.; Lake Superior Copper, 1 die. to par ; Connemara, du. to par; Glenaulin, 4, to 1 dia.; Australian Mut ua l„l to dia.; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, 4 to 1 die.; Mel bourne Gold, I to die.; Golden Mountain, to 3 dia. ; Poltimore, par to prem. ; Great Crinnis, dia. to I pm.; Garnett and Moseley, 11 to 14 prem.; New Linares, 1 die. to par; Sue River (of Jamaica), par to 1 pm. ; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 2) to 3 prem.; Dburode Copper, I dia. to prem. ; Carberry West, to I dia.; Adelaide Land and Gold, 11 to Of die. ; Australasian Coal, a to 1 dis.; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal, 1 die, to 4 pm.; Liguanea (of Jamaica), to 4 die. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica), Ito prem.; British and Colonial Smelt ing and Reduction, Z to 1 dis.; Australian Console, to 1 die. ; Albion Gold, / to I die.; Gladbacb Zinc, par to 1 prem.; Great Hewas United Tin, 1 dia. to par; Knockatrellane Copper, to 4. dia.; Great Cambrian Mining and Quarrying, par to I prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoot. The gold mining shares show little change to-day. Nouveau Monde shares are rather flatter, at / to prem. Agua Fria are quoted to prem.; Colonial Gold, 9-16 to 11-16 prem.; and Great Nugget, ,1 to I prem. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 34 to 36; Peel River, d dis. to s prem. Scottish Austra lian Investment, 1 7-16 to 1 9-16 prem.; and North British Australasian, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem. The Imperial Brazilian Company's shares maintain their advance, having been dealt in at 41 to 4,1. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MDICLNG-LANE.—THIS DAY. SUGAR.—The market has opened with a heavy appear ance. Good current qualities are selling at last week's prices. The refined market steady ; grocery lumps, 455. to 465. 6d. COPPILL—The public wiles are going off steadily at last week's prices. Tr.( —The trade are again buying freely. Coogan from b. to Is. sd. most in demand. SALITZTItiI.-1,700 bags — were offered in public Bale ; refraction 3f, tine, sold at 30s. to Ms. 6d. ; retraction 2, bought in at 318. UlOl.-1,700 bags were offered; a small part .old at 15s. to 158.6 d ; remainder bought in at 164. to 168. 6.1. 1,100 bags Madras 13 -- .ught in at 13.. 6.1. to 14•. Corrov —The market if. firm. SPIIIITS.-Rum and brandy are dull of sale. Irsuloci.—The sale to-day did not show any alteration io prices. Scicits.—There has not been a public sale to -day. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallow market is firm. Tne demand on the spet good. Town tallow is quoted 60. i. 61; Petereburg Y.C. on the spot, 595. 9.1. ; Oct. to Dec., 59e. ; Jan. to March;s9s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the trade without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 90s. to 1169. ; inferior, 50s. to 80s. ; rowels, 455. to 551. ; shiver, 90s. to 130 s. ; second cat, 69a. to IWs.; straw, 365. to 425. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY, 10.30 A.Y. Wind NIS.W., moderate, and fine. Arrived.—Orient, from New York ; Montreal, from Montreal; Conqueror, from Quebec; Mary. trout Christiania ; Mexico, from Windsor, Nova Scotia. Off.—Reward, from Hampton Ro ads. SOL - f HAMPTON, TUESDAY MolityiNof. The steam-ship Hansa, one of the Gorman line of steam-ships between Bremen and the United States, has put into this port for cools on her way from New York to Bremen. She left the former part on the 4th inst., and her advices have been anticipated ee Liverpool. GRAVESEND, TUESDAY MORN IMO. CUSTOM-HOUSE RETURN. Oct. 17.—Arrived.—Ino, from Guernsey ; Cobdtn, from Gefle. Sailed.—Vesta steamer, for Bremen Oct. 18.—Arrived.—Artnida, from Oran. Sailed.—Mivau, for Hamburg. PEAL, Tccsnsy MORNING, 9 27 ',W. Passed.—Calcutta, from Port Philip, for Lon don, in tow; Nova Tantiilira, from London, for Terceira; Emily, from Lmdon, for Bahia; Cam brian, from London, for Jamaica; Agincourt, from Margate Roads. for Sydney. Sailed. Coldstream, Dalhousie, Lady Clarke. Spartan, James Alexander, Mirzapore, Bank of England. Queen of the East, Sir J. R. Reid, Daring, Anna and Fanny, Emily, Geelong, Marion, Para guay, Africa, S 3 Iph, Orion, and Mary Bannatyne, with the greater part of the outward bound. 43 46 74 II s 4 3 $ i 111 12 Sd 41 27 29 61 68 911 64 !I IS 74 73 13 92 124 12$ 99 lot 791 MI/ to : p.a. 491 6 Isi 4 1 13 111 ll' 991• 11114 1 NI I If If in II 41 II Ti 4, I 41 ad