The Express. — London, England, 1852-10-30 00:00:00

I' • 16. 1,931.] 7 i--- E AI:SHALL sad EDIUDONS LLNE of AUS TRAL InIAN ram fhb hilrelog listAlmi t . „,,,,,i for their areAdris MEllial_.. imi____.."h".. 'New arrouvidtion kr pouipalt ,o= rimommir Ilk , ra...14w. Loa bribe Imam Did& 04.: To Fra...,........ rt .. 77 1 -- "1. „owl t% ...... MN f. Colbert ...... Nor. IA l lopu AT .. ....... IMO A. Mackwad IIAI . Sov. 110. oat t MINN ~‘ . ....... WO IL Ira Maw Nov. I. finwl.iliel .-. ... MO W. Orris Robin Nov. 1. coo [INCE ... IS A Melketh Ildort Wow 1. eogtisa 'vita .. LW Aar nark 7. l llotert . L - - 4 1 . -- 7 4 • 1 -P 37 , #- Ihr terra* of treidot or isomer, dietary aceles. sad tanber apply to the mudtralimed, ■.tto oeutssUy dimpaids k• • • 0cer,..1... nth, nor first-clear .his (rectist traders) to sub gi the hornbeam , n h she. MAIIMIALL and r MUDGE. 3 4. Filmik LONDON, SA' LONDON AND SOUTH warn= RAILWAY. It apposes the result of the psil on els question submitted to a F=l of this emenbelo Tuesday hat respecting the edemas* hits Ergo Salisbury to Exeter is es fox ows : In favour of the extension Has,— Prosies, representing 11,038 votes Persons present ... 4361 • Total A the ninths e,— Ct w.,— rtes,es, repsessiii faro= prosiest 11,781 votes 1,b29 Total , 12,610 Majority assault the extension Vas, M. MINE& No ERROR WILL VITIATE A mum. IZELIVAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.' LANDnailed N 1797. LombettLatrett, City, Ned 17, Clodoeinwa, Weetaiserer. Dltlerfolll6 WW I t.ntrer Perelay, req. Kirkman Anodises. Fog. W,:. au t otto FAA, FAL& Theme ilegierm. Esq. W: a. P.M.. Erg. Beery Leseellet lioalued, Eay. UW4 Conn. ..q. J. Petty Noeveset, Esq. ho. A. Gordo... M. 0., TAM C. limpaet Terser, Fog., 1 , ./I.S. Sew) Oran, E.q. listifeow Wlittee. FN tßoos.—At the thriston of revile dolma op Is erd hip, 1e47. the Wows white to rhea". effected is rho vreveNft Tern as the MOTS system ' atetSefsi 73 per ewe. We IM Pwkine Patel. Put.tinhe or rat per Cent. of the prate we ilvidei saispft the -they harem lean. in even. Moe wPh lIR a•MPIEIIe so appoevoi Novelty. soft o Pak." 31 faqlllll4 for the Awrsered SIN Ihr the whole alma TWAY Emmet). Largo dealings continue to tea place in mining shares, and upon the whole this dent of the security market wears a eau amen appearance. There has been a brisk donna ke Trefoils shares, in consequence of the d a course of ore worth 4111. per fathom, sal "kiss dosed rather widely quoted 171 to 20. Mott bonsel hare ' been offered in large a Ufa without finding purchasers, although they' at a high us Cornwall. Ths visas- sales hors place are as Crest Wheal Alfred, 32, 33; Alfred Conso 131, ap, sows rwAti. *so 'war. ye. Vero iltat. r.sk. c., 4- 11 LL/ r: t pp 4 0 4 • 7 4 MIZE, s••et••y. ; West Providence, it/f, 30; Celli Bruno, 90;9i, 921, 931; South Caradon, 140; Treviskey, 123; Clive, 41; Wheal Buller, 800; Dolooath, 60; Nxth i Damsel, 225.; St. Day United Mines, 2L 16s. ; Corn ford, 171; West Ding Dong,a6l; When! Arthur, 29; Lewis, 12; Mendip Hills, 21; South Tamar, 51; Alton, ; Linares, 31. There were a good many transactions in the Gold Mining shares. Anglo Californians, Nouveau Mondes, and Colonial Gold were better, and British Australian, Mariquita, and Port Philip very firm; but Ave Maria and Golden Mountain were lower. ESMOND, by W. IC THACKERAY, may be bad Ilie they st WU' VS SELECT LIBIAIT, by emy sob. Kober dose sales psll3llWlll, .I'4 by V k • country Sub. pees. el two "store sad eps.n4 The preifeesee te 'rives to ✓ecto el 1146. u. liircosphr, Itelssinc. Ildloespley, sad Travel. The Mt sale of ISt,' are .0.0 trees.y added. Prospects... may be ob. lamed , * ai ..e.,ties.—CLIALLL. LOWARD 310, Yet • edstrsts. A L LSOPP'S PALE ALE and DR. GLOVER.— /be meal dire gives le aet atrisent. tendirg to invalidate the serui.o.i• el t.lovvere opinion In favour or Pete Ale, oreepele Ileryte. ALLattl'P and SOS+ to euuseet the remarkable diatributuen of a calumny with other kiddie.. attacks neon their area 'kith they • ty ato Laola pnieord from ea unworthy sad =neighbourly Att....orr and FON., in reply. deem it their beet emir-e to gurt the .tae line of conduct ae In the cam of the altniLyr perversion aid traiddation of Ewen UAW. samining, en indigaantly repsillated that .au ant Waged. They mahluda. therefore. Pithead gr. %alert the letter they reached from Dr. Weiler Marie, hie per m. ea is de so); • letter the more valuable because It was not in. u g ,i, I he ',bleating. and hi ale uenreeneditated 1T1410C41.4 that Wm 1 00E1.01=1 averetatog M hi. Al. : lneweastleon.Tyne, Apen it. s. not my intention. ho writing the hasty note to • The Ist t • to .y tagections spot, or to laplisatir is my way ff., tt...10:r Weser* of pale elm o a ton I hot uw the statement about the alleged re or stryebstoe te., wag ale. I la aed apnea the sorra= Sr ineredib!e, both ea asceNt el the oree of Wu drug and the amsiptums it would creste ; b.i*. on (stormiest. I found that strychnine possesses such 11.1114 - - .areor thot it might perhaps be and as an adjooant, at least by I necii tot persons. Is short, my °Nett was simply to whole • •Mi.i me net altogether so impaoa.ble as it appeared at fret esti o *sum Is, that Mow ehould not ta)ny the ritelmire whites* I/ t, ;Le used tor tattering beer ; but Ido ma pretend to dimmis the 'slit with perelscal men. I Mow there are bitters which might bo used binedcially, la a Weal point of view. o WIN retool to analysing your beer, my time is taken up, so ter ra•O.nt a^tl chemistry are comentool. with two kis& of is goice-Ist. time which are purely ectenotc; sad, trod, those which etc motteble. If you wild, me, in tt e latter capacity, to maims sad wort on your beer, I, Octane, ma hare no objectless. ▪ I tyre to peetere for an absence of three or four days tomorrow, ml so bet you to exciter me replying Moths atter of lie. Bonin/or, for which I am much sMiged.—Vuuns, M. "H. Mauro, Mt. (.aped) ft IL GLOVER. " tortoise you will bazar noon se to whit to"its Las er: noncom, I skull be at bone or Tharaday eatmlne, and soot worldly I hare no deoire to sly saytkiss wk oda Imam the erc , ,nuee of the ,white In your beer. lint that I ont net sos as the !tab.! of .Ittelni bitter bar, 1 Mod' los Ig aim 4 oinitlenor by droikisst pier trot Moan. ALIaCiPP and SONS beg to NKr the baby et Kr. Mary Ailoito us teed subject, Is the w iligalhf/Jewemel of MAW gorses" he tsoolar, la the cased/ ott, el *lab It Is end— I *mint tn. i le=ood.neeneon remelt on mr Ktter Orr rin int oirstol tea —amuses* I new It •a rad& we nor ad I apply to him • or try gear owl* gestloneth for or. lam of mountable that our nionoltosto bun Pond upon the ell.kaod eater rime d pool "Wes Ala bare bass aft me hem if tootteem Mown ALLeOPP and SONS, le eentiKYK, milk to ism tbs benton of Ow pubto sad the trade to the lea. OK. Irr thin tibilmoo. zoo,• intern of attack, and the pereentons of Yee K N. y me unwillingly draws his Kat pohlitti, et whirl, is rowle eecusati , a wins. aim. Burton.ta-lren , , Oat. RIMMEL'S TOILET VINEGAR (coettlted by the Mafia** De. lire, to ecookst of the Dwelt owl moot tolobtloosvatetattets) stgasim Is as, In &Oasis. . steals smil rebel*. lake Oaths IMO er 11.6.• es•t•lag wed, slaw aid a iparrrtal dl a beteet der swimsuits Of sick roams. I meal art =Miry properties no .0 it is beleperneible mullet* Is ell bullies. Abu!. ed. sad b. Xl7 bid la boad lar &Lola( at a great reductio• la prim —Sold by EUGENI RIMEL, Portia'', 39, Omard area, lA% sad by all ataridots, U. KLW WtAIK BY ITIR ACTAOR OF "VANITY FAIR," .' PENDESIII3," Ac. Now published, and say be had at all the Libearks, Es m 0 A itati al Poem Mae'. Reign. N By W. M. TIIiCEIWT. FA. le three soloists, awe eye, petal LI Us. id. Lades : gat* F. ad co.. GI, CorohilL FIRE LEI THE BLAI Mr. Itraidwood, in his official report of this fire, as ~.. unt of sageh appeardo . in yesterday's Esprerr, elegribe;ilisieae &pie as follows: Friday, Oct. 21) 1 t efit.- = A fire broke oat at 2.301 _ Loci. CJ, olr Z. 30 LIM, out the preawes of Mr. W. Janes, wheelwright, situate at No. I /:. Webberwtroat, Bisekfriars-road. The buildings belong to Mr. Delshue of Caaberwell, and were insured in the L011(1011 F ) re.ofiee. The contents were not insured. The cause of fire unknown. 211OireWeseiiieiiiirl;ed firemen and 124 hired aseistanta. The water was supplied by the Lamheth Company. The engines that attended . Were 2of the D, 1 of A. and 2 of B districts, and that of the West of England Mee. The timber buildings belonging to Mr. Jane, used as workshops, all but destroyed. Ditto, ditto.—Mr. Gardner, dimming master. The con tents not insured. The building of dwelling-house, toge ther with the furniture, wearing apparel, &c., destroyed. The large hall and assembly rooms all tat destroyed. Premises of Mr. H. Dickens, aim = shop keeper. Contents insured in the Sun Fire-cilim. Building in the sense race. Furniture extensively dimmaged by water, re moval, and fire. No. 114 a, Biackfriars-road—Me. ietoker, rites-shop keeper. Contents not Mau red. Boot el *slot buildings damaged by tire. and furniture by water 111111 rumivaL No. 114, ditto ditto—Mr. F. Smith aid 0,-, isegeses. Back windows burnt out end contents Voill tbas y si ter water, and removal. Insured in the Comity No. 113, ditto—Mr. T. Warne, pewterer mei homigipm masker. Contents insured in the Monarch Firs-Ilia. The storerooms nearly destroyed ; the workshop 011 but barite out. The beck windows of dwelling bung Mt, and Contents severely damaged by fire end rentovaL WELLINGTON'S FENERAL—Amongat various sag semi ms turwuded to us in connexion with this event is out that u the government are evidently desirous that all clause should have an opportunity of witnessing the pro cession, the " Woods aid Forests" should permit some reipectat:e contractors to erect covered tribunes In the Greenqvult, not Piccadilly, with the stipulation that only a small sum should be charged for each person—say 6s. the best seats, ana ranging to ls. —Builder. SytelDE Or A NUS.—A sister of the hospice of Maroon (Ewe), named Rose Pellain, but better known by the udonynie of St. Augustine, aged 60, a few days back as ks.l leave from the superior to stay in bed the nest day, a, she had not, she said, slept all the night before. This was granted, and when she did not appear the neat zunruing, it was supposed that she was profiting by the per mioion accorded. In the course of the forenoon, a INT. Cant maid, in going to draw wiles from a well in a garden, praised something Ilk, a packet of linen below. It was fnund, however, that it was a human body, and on the body Ise got up, it was discovered to be that of sister St. Alt ruistic', elad only in her night dress. The deceased had one hcf,re made an attempt to commit suicide by throw ing herssif into the Seine, but had been rescued. It is suomed that her mind had become weakened by illness.— NO St. N' 10 SO i 1 ~,~.~,-.,,,.-T.r 7Tr• 7l =" Tte ....cdltot.t oA.Y EVENING, LL OCTOBER 30, 1852. RAILWAY& THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoca. There have been a good many transactions in rail way stocks to-day, and on the whole, although a shade of flatness has in some cases been perceptible, prime are well supported at the late advance. Lon and North-Western stack has risen to 124, and Bouth-Baatera and Londonderry and Coleraine are also higher, but Berwick stock is not so pod. French shares aro steady. Rouen and Havre mark higher. !KAZIN AND IN Atm 4s a i aae . ah Iltra.Woh. Tana, an Ilblies. o4o.4a = u tat 11l Do. do. da. 101 l DOM Intat lot Cillawila W Cluatir an Oink mai . 4/ Ottinani srema6s. an Dtail=*.lnal atm daas all last Annan mei:* all a. (sis fr Rolm Qviallso goIDDILVIONA PIZ A. ~►oolL i i6lllltialsiii.hi too VAllakersli CiMeow . 100 Mdlaboa na hril i Dowdo 100 Gnat IN 0 : 2 1:11aree.1. 100 Da. Illook. all and Weet.(lse. 100 ! Omit Waters . It Ida Milk LBW; .. all Lasoolor Oargals 111 Do. Tank MO Loma., Nei TorkehLr It Ds. Hi I I); ifa7t 111 , 7115... all Inas Northers_ 111 Lades AM 11128kwan . a La5,11607,h Ihshisel 100 1.0a,11101 , 00010 B. 0•1•1 100 Linda h iNarstor De. rilth!o 8i . .1107h.,21:Nd N. IN London Is Booth-Weston Id NI 40 II De.. S4O . . 23 an Loadosiffey k Coleraine ia ill lanindrelit Enniskillen at. 104 limailir.,ll.litcolooh SI el Ds. flail. Union et. 100 Irlir St. lan Da. INN sad . Erb! 474 VILOt. Weet. I Itebutd)... all Newertle nod 100 Newmarket . 14 Newport, Alerproway, Yid Baffled_ 100 . 7i Newry sad Zealakillee. Norfolk ... 20 Do. New /20... 30 1 01tbin Caesar 'Vales 100 North . . . . 13 North Door, 611 De. 3 De. 11 . Ow L Otoraotood 114 North Nortbasi s. Wooloroluas 100 I 02,1003. Won, Wotror. lte I isoollit Clang 100 %Mak to, Skrour.ll= SW LltS.W.Cloar. Stk • lbsomottery t lloretoro.. all fasswiskar, Dna Chow abr. W. blia.) all Doh Malta TO ...ilespuldre Vibe ... D I. G4 indlNtelly pea op st pet Oat. dl 600111 Dens . t r. .e."11.11".4.1).. 6 1ir195, - vea 15 So& ToliaAni 17 Vale at Sawa an . . Walorlard awl 211 waNdwil mak u wit ,7". ioo irmokr.r.. _; lola. prom yerarday. II se ne £OO Tack sal North Midlud LON MAUD AT ni $ O ll MnikeAWAodsf,"°. --. l —"M v ulir—i— rila to 021 M- - I (laud tearestWasSora 80j Mll2l,_ , ird AlWalin; NI MU willintagensitar (ludeltellesieWselen 100111.1ftelpmalre (Isere le laisalbli.Wirsere io ariniele Unlace paled bOileasimal 100 tiellaligidepar4l6( e le 101 di II es e3e 21 21 die let l 103 03 34 241 81 If ie 64 ej dls II 9 4. 34 121 131 ia if 24 27 62 SI 47 49 117 119 316 43 MI6 $7 66 94 88 10 II ow 1 2 71 l t ei 41: ii lif— t, li I a pa 1911 194 5 4 132143 3 lima I I " 83 9 4 9 . 41. al ii iii 13% 14j 21 23 32 $3 24 3 dSs 7t4 7$ 43 43 4$ 60 1i 2f Ma 31 Si 17 19 ei ? M 18 tu. I • Ws 44 ik 41 SI 44 pm 48 s 1 is 6 $ ie lie 6 TS II li dl. 10 !I. le jai 13 161 Si 1i die Gs U U. 40 41 416 14 . 1i Is 1111 111 . I! ie. I 6 2 i Ili 71 1 • It lee today up tolp.m. 114 Si 33 ) 41 41 In •1i? $ 3 l 71 $1 g 11711,7 6 i 1034 11 I=4 n 4 ' 3 l I 4 I 4 i i I 33 . . iig g VII 9 ti Niel Ti TO 13i I IXED MURALS. 22i NI N N II $1 9 80 101 ill ~I 02 U ! U 10Osmallifellu IseaslpSiDua (limillseressWastm 1106911Mada11111d IS awn (4111.1.. 14 De. iris 1•1114 14 Lades NA Oresawisk (Ismill WINS &Mors 111 ail. Trelbraise (ditto) SO tavidiateser.fteiOri. . HS NO 111 No 111 13 IN S e7i 17 S 13 14 3 14 14 i 4 114 lin $ If 107 1011 14 N :orisiiiiirsetW)7," pariahEvr.lm andawa iftmarillea) )' lierlinglisluseport.l (lored So UNLOmiiiii e U ProisallWyro Om. Los. illt.WorLaUmmlbTark I I DUN ktrissaltai2 IS i TWA. Dessillidesle I Megan @Malign Nu. ill=t o rems ..... le4 SW. 1811.0.114 109.94. Om to la& sul York. 14 looftemeiviliiihrul ft Ur. 1101m)...—.. p "sli YSk a 441. I 21 Cottoo DIM MI6 100 Mho timirott to Ot oat WNW = F a ail iri - . 7 2, fiai 7 os. Brigid lis Radar 4 par Ct. U owi l latalad 7. auk mei OWN au Demiees . ediel.;- SailDhemlimit—rtre ,01116 do. " CI to Me. IWO poi Om& Illooi I Denim 100,Clesd Sanborn 1 porOurt WO, Da z peet..7 . lla. doosollo 111 1j GOMA Illminho .1_107,04b14.6011!"61, Ile i 0 at:Wal6 larside• rairiat: &Taft., ASO lie S pit uml Sleek . p 0 ba t e; IldiLieng pent Dais laa.elbWalas.Thkds YI 10 Iwadrany•Odar. lab U 10 Ds. lbw SW Ds. SI all amp. tartili. & 100 Ds. pa. de. IbbrallataraLsp.Ct II DIM Tedsters 10 Ostia lobadad... all Do. Ormarb wit DeOhnundbilley pet lb Agee MEd lbrOdied. adisselsr. Wbas.ollB.llpalkal I Deb alb alb etrego.lolmllivegsr. 10 W Ilimalladelealar. 11 pit 10 lb. I it bob Dem pi 11 alb V"e di bald &dos Ilbabbe dl kriMet 11.0.4 ift.Tabiliel=ser 8 Wistrd ii too Tca mh benotb e b Raw., & Dille DIM . 10 Tedliliaii&NaMb. - r• 14$ ISO 111 IN i 1 dil 84 it 105 101 107 109 if sa : 11/ I poi 4 illi Pa 17 17. hi / 4 1• 1 1 vs 0 I dim par Isl, 114 4 1 Ps it 9 , 14 9 10 111 11 313 f die pm I 41•14 a I* I ' Sir ice: / l II 3 I» 1011 n pa, 111 TOUION AA :Dui* 1144041-14•4 014aLd Isrer vionsi. .lfte) 4 OW. sol Illospe .. iliabli... ... .. SO beam I 0314144 lain 1.64;47414 . ... 4 Wand Jumbo of Male 10) 0L114.441140414.4■4ra 10 D 4, mosysir ... .. 14 De. 44 De. ul=. '''. ". lie Ili pos 111. if lie e U 7• 113 111 111 100 1 I GS to us e t " I sea 'ILWATP. 1 1 li 2 ma ; Pa 11 t I p. £34.734330 RUINS DI Mr 686 " 2.01 0 1 = 01 ....5tu55.n00 3,09(1,*7 Depoillillaelud. izaheq, 001131 LIA. of Nttva Dobk and Div. Axis.) 4.449.346 Older Deposits ........ 11670130 tlesaadat adadluthet 1.442.6601 81 281 71 r banking department Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and other bills The Rest The Reserve $3l 29 Ames r . ... ... ... _ 1030 Do. Now .. - /I N I.nr Uor (with 111.) 1 1 $ N 10 Ms. Sa(o& latereot) .. 4 7 111 14 14444141111441114.4 e.. .. $4 34 SO •11 Do. NA 3 pit ai. Dad (14 B. k Anger dr) us I4i to all Norsl4llla .. .. •.. •• /0 1. r•ri• anal Wm ... 10 10 earls ani pfloos .. .. 05 04 10 30 !Wield arson ... . 1114 34i SO 10 Pork NI Iltras4sora .. 311 331 30 4 Polis,ll4,..44.lChotbsort 4 4s pm lei 21 goals* 404 Manisa - 1 Rol 10 tO tome al Han* .. 1 1 101 10 /0 iambs NA 11ea..11ea.. . . 114 11 all Net 9N90•0... . !./ 4/ 10 9 Wallin al ham .. . 4 • pat 8 6 Sit i 141 33 2 t et lei ll i 11 MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY Bymmto. The English stock market was firm to-day, espe cially towards the close of business, but the trans actions were entirely for money, and there was not a single time bargain recorded in Consols throughout the day. Consols were sold at 1001 for cash in the morning, and left off, according to the official state ment, at 1001 to f, both for money and account. After the usual hours, however, tho price improved to 1001 for the 11th November, influential buyer. offering. The government broker made his usual investment in Reduced Threes at 99,i. Bank Stock instill rallying. The list of bargains is stated as follows :Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1004, ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 991, r ke t , d-a-Quarter pe Oasts., 1061. 1 Fie r Cent. Annu, 125 ; Long Annui ties, lB6O, 6 7-16, 1 ; ditto, 30 years, 1860, 6 11-16, India Stock, 275; Bank Stock, 2231, 2241. The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted 735. to 78s. prem. The Juno issue was sold at 745. prem., but in the afternoon an improvement of Is. was esta blished, purchases being effected at 78s. prem. India Bonds ruled at yesterday's slightly depressed quota tion of 84s. to 87s. prem. In the foreign bond market the chief business was in the two new issues, the Turkish and Swedish. Turkish was decidedly steadier upon the intelligence that, although the loan is definitively refused by the Porte, an indemnity will be granted to the holders for the breach of contract on the part of the Turkish government necessarily involved. 'fill it is officially announced what terms will be granted, judgment upon the matter may fairly be suspended. That the public is rather distrustful of the arrangement in question may be inferred from the absence of any upward movement in the price, in face of very favourable reports that were promulgated; the price opened 41 to 5 prem., and after reaching 5. 1 prem., left off 41 to s'. The Swedish loan further recovered to par, and closed f dis toy prem. Other stocks were dulL The settlement was finally concluded to-day, and in some descriptions, especially 'Turkish, proved rather heavy. Bargains are marked as follows: Dutch 'Two-and-a-lialf per Cents., 647„ Equador Bonds, 5. French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 133 E (exchange, 23f. 23c.). Granada Deferred Bonds, 11. Peruvian Actives, 1031; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 62, 1. Portuguese Con verted Four per Cents., 38; ditto for account 16th of November, 381. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 23 for account ; ditto Passive, 61. Swedish Loan, 1 dis., par, 1, 1 dis. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 41, 51, 41, 6 prem. Some weeks back we noticed rumours to the effect that a Russian railway loan of ten millions sterling was in contemplation, and we believe we shall prove correct in stating that the requisite negotiations have made further progress. As yet, however, it does not appear to be known how much will be raised. We notice the arrival at Paris of M. Thurneisen, who was employed in the negotiation of the last loan raised by Russia. The Hamburg letters received to day mention that the stock market was flat, in con sequence of the revival of this report of a railway loan for ten millions sterling. Business has been done in the shares of the Bank of Australasia at 60j, f ; English and Scottish Bank, 41 • London Chartered Bank of Australia , ; Oriental Bank Corporation, 381; Union Bank of Australia, 501, 61; Crystal Palace, 5; Netherlands Land En closure, 21. The inquiries for shares in the Austra lian banks are increasing, as it is already known that they have done a very profitable business in con nexion with the gold discoveries. The shares of the Royal Swedish Railway are quoted 1 to 1 prem.; Betters and Graissessac Railway, 14 to 1 1 prem. Prices of shares in the other new undertakings remain the same as reported yesterday. It appears probable that a large amount of capital will shortly . be raised for the embellishment of the city of Paris, and various works of improvement connected with that metropolis. Projects of this description are known to be occupying the serious attention of the government of Louts Napoleon, who will thus be enabled both to conciliate the Parisian population, and employ the labouring classes. Amongst the new railway undertakings of the day is the Severn Valley Railway, with a capital of 600,0001. The line is to be continued from Coal brookdale to Shrewsbury, and a through communi cation thereby afforded by the valley of the Severn, from the south-west to the north-west of England and Wales, and Ireland. A traffic arrangement has been concluded with the directors of the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Railway, by which the Severn Valley Company will receive an esti mated minimum dividend of 4 per cent upon their outlay, with other prospective advantages. The prices of stocks at Amsterdam on Thursday are thus reported by Mr. Reuter' telegraphic ex press :—Dutch Four per Cents., 941 ; ditto, Two. and-a-Half per Cents., 63 3-16 ; Sish New Deferred Three per Cents., 24# ; M exican New, 24 11-18. Portuguese New, 371. Austrian Five per Cent. Metalliques, 761. At Vienna, on Thurs day, the Five per Cent. Metalliques were quoted 94; the New Loan, 94, or 1 dia.; the Exchange on London, 11.28, bills; and gold, 221 prem. The demand for foreign bills continued to-day in the market for foreign exchanges, and the late de rates were again submitted to by buyers.C l. ritue of this fall in the foreign exchanges is not positively ascertained, as it does not arise from the usual circumstances of an unfavourable balance of trade, or from a sudden and large exportation of silver to the continent of Europe. According to the last accounts, the course of ex change. at New York on London for bills at 60 days' sight is 110 j per cent. and the par of exchange between England and A nerica being 109 23.40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.92 per cent. in favour of England. After making al lowance for difference of interest and charges of transport, we find that the present rate leaves a small profit on the importation of (fold front the United States. Shipments of silver will probably also come forward. The account of the position of the Bank of Eng- land for the week ending Saturday, the 23rd of Oetobei is as follows : BANK OP iii 0 LAI( D.—ACCOC IFT for tbr week rafts Oct. 3.1862 lass Wad ..—......4P4,7360 1 Oororri v zorat Debt /MCKIM Other arearlda. todkrao Odd Oda bed BagOO 33.717.076 Saw Itallioa 1V.164 la T 36,430 lAlt/IMIT. 0011111iIiint Ossiddat red d i g i t, .11113.9i0.375 1111.11141 11.57016 lila alba Oda 80,08.5 437,114,033 I L11;7.14,033 Oct. It . 1652. J. R. ELSRY, Depots Oehler. The above returns, when compared with those for the previous week, exhibit the following changes: Circulation issue Circulation active 23,160,215 Decrease 499,641 Public deposits 4,449,346 Decrease 449,2'22 Other deposits Government securities is 13,950,375 Without altattion 11,179,568 Decrease 7,503 21,244,315 Decrease 426,143 1,442,560 Decrease 60,279 3,093,897 Increase 2,701 12,064,100 Imams 73,602 Mir ~r~r 'THREEPENCE. The exchange at Paris on London during the week has experienced a considerable depression. The quotation yesterday was only 25.15 for short. The price of !old yesterday at Paris was about 1 per mule prom. new tariff ratc), which, at the Eng lish mint price o 31.178.10;d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.194; and the ex change at Paris on London, at short, being 25.15, it follows that gold is about 0.178 per cent. dearer in Paris than in London. By to-day's advicos the prico of gold at Hamburg is 429 j e el. mare, which, at the Euglish mint prico of 3!. 14s. 10;d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.71; and the exchange at Ham burg on London, at short, being 13.5 1 ,, it follows that gold is about 0.929 per cont. dearer in Hamburg than in London. The chief changes presented in this return aro consequent upon the continuance of the dividend payments, which are now almost entirely completed. The falling off in the stock of bullion is by no means an unusual feature at this period of the year, but tho decrease is sufficiently largo to induce a belief that the demand for the precious metal ha. not been merely to meet the reqifirements of the internal cir culation of the country, but that it has been in measure occasioned by remit tiones on account of the foreign loans, railways, and other undertakings, for which capital has been %deed hare. Confirmation of this view is afforded by ai w depression of the quotations of MeV .rriW to above. THIS DAlr j —Wo/PCLOti The improvement that took place in the English stock market after the usual hours yesterday after noon is supported. Consols have been done at 100! to 4, and the present quotation is 190: to 4 for cash, and 100; for account. The Three per Cents. Re duced mark 991 ; the Three-and a-Quarter per I Cents., 1031 to 1 ; Indian Stock, 274 to 275; Bank Stock, 2234 to 224; Exchequer Bills, June, 7.51. to 788. premium. The foreign stock market is dull, there being no disposition to operate. Turkish scrip is rather worse, having . been dealt in at 41 prem. only ; tho present price JO Ito 41 prem. Mexican Bonds aro also rather flat, with transactions at 247 to Equador Bonds mark 5 ; Spanish New Deferred Threes, ; 25 to 1. ditto Committee's Certificates, 3; per Cent.; Russian Four -and-a-Half per Cents., 1011. Mobil Plreo Is far stq ;:41 1 art Ire tad. I Ir, • 1. 1 . ban Oa tt 4 A lediu saw THE STORM AND LOSS OF LIFE IN THE NORTH. SHIELDS, FRIDAY NOON. Last night, about eight o'clock, a vessel IVY ob served on the roast in great distress, and very shortly after came ashore about a mile south of the harbour. The life boat immediately put off to her assistance, and brought her crew and passengers to land. She wined to be the Marie Ei izabeth, of C oristian a, hens J acob Paul. muter. I gathered the following particulars concerning the lose of this Trebel, and a portion of her untortunate crew and passengers: She was laden with a general cargo from London, and bound for Christiana. She had left the Thames on Saturday, and fell in with the gale on Tuesday, about midnight, when off the Dogger Bank. In • little time she sprung a leak, an d soon had seven feet water in her hold. All heads had worked vigour ously at the pumps, until yesterday morning, when they fell in with • light brig of Hartlepool. There were st this time 13 seamen and two passengers on board the Marie Elizabeth, end they immediately lowered the boat to board the brig. Foul men first got into the boat, and two of them, one a boy of the name of Frederick Kenapson, and the other the carpenter, got wifely or board of this 'easel. The boat then returned, and four more men got into her, but in leaving , the Marie Elizabeth the boat swamped, and the six p oo r re fellows we drowned. Their names were Joac him Muvaud, second mate; Cullen, seaman; Peter Alseu, seaman; Antrin Arbutt, cabin boy; and Pelleran minion. As before stated, the vessel nulled our' coast about S o'clock, when the muter made a gallant dash at the harbour, but it being half ebb, he bad ma chance. When the life-boat reached the vessel, the crew wens in a mat melancholy position. TM mamma. mils, and bows; of the vessel were buried in the water, and the men were clinging to the after-part of the vessel, which was rapidly heracing to pieces. The life boat got all the poor fellows oil the wreck in safety but one, who got jammed between the ship's davits, and was sadly crushed. Me died within half an hour after reaching the shore. In • few minutes the vessel went to pieces, and her valuable cargo wu scattered about the beach. SUNDERLAND, THURSDAY, MIDNIGHT. The storm which broke away yesterday morning raged with Cartel violence last night, and has sutfered no abate ment to day. This morning the John and Thomas, timber-laden, from Inverness, struck against the south pier, and fell over on her side. The crew got on to her side, and ware taken off by the crew of a pilot boat The vessel has since washed into the Potato Wirth, and the ship and cargo will be used. The Friendship, belonging to Mr. Barker, of North Shields, also struck, divine the morning, against the north pier. She is much damaged, and Is laid behind the pier The crew were used by Carter's Rockets. The Fancy, of Rochester, ran on Whitburn Steel before day broke this morning, and as there is no word of her crew it is thought they are all gone. The Hylton Wove, as she was off the buoy beacon, made towards the piers. At last, when she found she could not clear them, she ran up behind the south pier, and the crew were 1 coded in safety. A little sloop also attempted to harbour, but could not do it. She was in • fearful peril, and was watched with in• tense interest by the people. She at last was able to run up alongside the Ilylton Orove, and her crew were rescued by means of the rocket line. The Messenger, of Sunderland, which had left the Wear the day before yesterday, with coals for London, came back this afternoon. She ran against the North Pier with great violence, and unshipped her bowsprit ; two of the crew jumped on the pier end, and one of them, the mate, is seriously hurt. The vessel got in ; it is sunk off Pile's yard —crew saved. _ _ 1 he crew of a vessel on shore at the southern entrance of the dock has beta saved by tbe life-boat. There art am vessels on at Hartlepool; crews saved. A vessel has been off Sauter all day ; she is ttismasted, and appears to be in great distress. Another vessel so ad the harbour. The wind E.S.E. is the morning; it is now E.S.E. THE MILITIA. (FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTS). The following commissions have been signed : Henry Thwaytes, Esq., late captain, 17th Regiment of Foot, to be adjutant, with the rank of captain, vice Captain E. H. Smith, appointed to the Dorset Militia, in the Royal Westmoreland Light Infantry corps of Militia. James Thomas Bell, Esq., to be captain, Tine F. J.Wilson, resigned, in ditto. Robert Wilson, jun , gent., to be ensign, in ditto. John Vise Kelly, pat., to be first lieutenant, in tho Hush tingdonshire Regiment of Militia. Tim M m Mogen, Req., to be liesteaast, itt the Hertford shire ilitia. Major Vero Poulett, commonly called Viscount Hinton, Mbe colonel, vies John Earl l'oulett, resigned, in First eseaersct Regiment of Militia. Richard Leckonby Phipps, Esq., to be lieutenant-colonel, vies Jolliffe, resigned, in ditto. George Frederick William Miles, Esq., to be major, vies Yore Poulett, commonly called Viscount Hinton, promoted, is ditto. Iwc Elton, Esq., to be captain, vice Beadon, resigned, in ditto. _ _ Ensign John Wright. to be lieutenant, vice Eaton, who retires with his allowance, in ditto. Ensign Henry Adney, to be lieutenant, vice Gatehouse, who retires with his allowance, in ditto. Ensign Stephen Ryder Dampier, to be lieutenant, vice Rookie, who retiree with his allowance, in ditto. Ensign Henry Crippe Wright, te be lieutenant, vice reline; who retiree with his allowance, in ditto. John Churchill Langdon, gent., to be lieutenant, vice Chime, who retires, in ditto. Outsell Oebb, gent., to be lieutenant, vice Norman re signed, in ditto. John Louth, gent., to be lieutenant, vice Bishop, de ceased, in ditto. Arthur Allen, gent., to be ensign, vice Powell, who re tires with his allowance, in ditto. Edward Clarke, gent. to be ensign, vice Steel, who re tires with his allowance, in ditto. Alexander William Adair, gent., to be ensign, vies John Wright, promoted, in ditto. John Stevens Cousen Steven., gent., to be ensign, vies Adaey, promoted, in ditto. Henry Allen, gent., to be enaign,vice Dampier, promoted, in ditto. Francis Foster, gent., to be ensign, vice Henry Cripps Wright, promoted, in ditto. Lieutenant Henry Potts, to be captain, vies Leigh, re tired, in the Earl of Chester's Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. Adjutant Charles Henry White, to serve with the rank of captain, in the Royal Cheshire Militia. William Henry Benin, gent., to be surgeon, in ditto. John Marcoo,7-sq., late captain, 12th Foot, to be cap tain, vies Sir Jacob Preston, resigned, in the Second or Eastern Regiment of Norfolk Militia. Edward Henry Cormick, late captain, 17th Foot, to be captain, vice St. John, deemed, in ditto. Richard Hell, gent., to be lieutenant, vice Smith, de ceased, id ditto. William Robert Freeman, gent., to be lieutenant, vice Boulton, deceased, in ditto. Henry Thomas Knapp, gent., to be lieutenant, vice Luce, resigned, in ditto. William Denby Palmer, jun., gent., to be lieutenant, vies Boardmen, who retiree, in ditto. Lawrence Henry Peel, Foq., to be captain, in the Royal Brecknockshire Militia Rile sups. Arthur Vaughan Donithsene Hank, Esq., to be captain, vice David Watkins Lloyd, assigned, in ditto. Frederick OTITIS Moss rat., to be ensign, vice Sussex Charles Milford, resigned, in the Royal London Regiment of Militia. THE LATE COLLISION ox THE LONDON AND Notrit-Witerentr lialcwAr.--This inquiry into the colli sion that occurred to the mail link. at the Camden station, I Mastley, hes mulled in the anegenslon of the driver of , the geode engine eel the end it is probably they waling only he but hishmeged. It appears that the milleise amen See eseems—int, from inattention to the Owls Y esemeellim with the main line; and: mommig, hem re aeglest of the driver of the goods engine to mead hie whistle an emegag, in compliance with the regehtleem of the . Them are two switches at the pales is tamales he first of theme is always agid" S. we 11111.1 it of mime Inwards the Nese* whisk, In mess the line whim* the aammity of the pelatemma meshg the switches loosally, it ap same elteseties wee made in theme erns ...sate. pare, to these attendees. beim the seeemd synths's, which were always that egoist the mei Imo, meld be pemeed, the driver of the goods eagles bed to Yew his whistle sad the *alms hem the Chellt-farm-brldge came op mad let him through, if the mak he. was dear ; but, upon the repro- , gestation dells paillmeme that it seriously ioterfered with his other duties sonsegsal with other points, the duty of attending to the lamed pair of switches was given to another pointer., wise bed M run a distance of 80 yards to open the switches that had ea to the main line. A few weeks ego a points= Men Hu attending to these , switches found that we if them would not wore, and, to prevent the train remit *tithe line, he turned it total a aiding, among some gage trucks. For this be was suspended, and MY succeeded by the man who bad the control of the points on Mouthy, who was comparatively new to his work, and in order to prevent any engine passing down the siding and running into a coal train, be wedged the points open with a piece of wood, so that any engine proceeding down the siding, instead of running into this coal train, would run on to the main line. It does not appear that the driver of the goods engine was conver sant with the working of the intricate switch work at this station. It is to this cause, as far as con Se secettainsd, that one collision is to be ascribed, and it is understood that out or two additional point/men will be placed on duty at this vital point of the line. TIIIS DAY.—Two o'CLocii. The accredited descriptions of gold mining shares continuo in favour, colonial gold, Port Philip, and Nouveau Monde. being very firm, but some of the other adventures arc very flat. Av. Maria have fallen to 10s. to Dfs. 6d. each. Liberty shares mark 11 prem. In other foreign mines there is nothing doing, ex cept in Orval Duchy of Baden, which have rallied I prem. go • - i prem. I mews. i llama* Me. (Owl Name. PAL. pilaw 1 dare yesterday. today. — —. 106,000 1 AIM Fria all lu 100.400 10e. As& 06.iloralas IMO 10 1 UMW . ....... ...... II 10,000 10 artnialea .... 1 04 1 .. 10.600 I I .AuSadlia .... S . 1 11 IMMO lAuSarllma Freehold • all . 4 Ide Kato I !au Urea. all , 4 1 illa 4 I 0,00. SO Ibletrinea bra and Oval all 100,660 I UM* Australlia 801 d... all ' 4 1 ale KOMI 10 Brlllol k -- ILS 6 7 10,000 U Ilivedl. Ump.(iss. at U. pa l4 6 7 000 30 Da. paresad all 3/ 24 1 0 1, , 000 10 De. 01. Peas UN Calabe. Sep 4m .4.16.01, 110,000 1 onloa's Creek A. 4 die per 114001 .. Mae Capper .-., OO ID ei 100,000 1 Walla tleld 4 ) 4 1ua 114 1 14 ie.Wso 1 C a lig rAmetrallas Copper an lAs KOOO 10 Ossing .... -- ell ympoe oommeeiMlim — —al I as 13,00 Grand Dears( Iladm ... all Yr par 111 11.000 01100 Pelratla „. all 4I pa 100,00 C — all 1 1 zt 21 10,040 lAk U t t iatharst all a 30,000 Lori. ItCaldar.O.QtaC.oe all 1 as 100,100 aterkalt a all par KIN 1 Widens 8 SoalliAasarisaa I 41 104,000 New °rued& ....4 all de par MOM Xoneas Wale ... all IPu I 1 I I 160,000 Port Philip ........ I 4 pa II 0.000 , Quarts Itoek. „.......... all Us par 10,000 , SO Rh yam Iron ............ loft I DO hatiego de Chaha . ........ log Is is so.ooo 1 I ampuiiiis — I par 1 pea 4.000 1 II Ila Croft 43,17 Qom wawa all ll 81 100,000 I Mot Mat -- WI I lON Par 160,000 1 Tall I Par IP. PUBLIC SALE& OCT. 29.—8 y MMUS. I 1000•117, NORTON, and MIST, at the Mart —A freehold residence in the parish of Orin deem, Surma, with 330 acres of land-15,00W. A freehold cottage residence, known as See's Farm, in the parish of Chobbam, Surrey, with 39 acres, 3 roods, 1 perch of meadow land, let with other property, at 701. bought in at 1,1801. A freehold enclosure of meadow land, situate at Hog thorn Green, Chobbam, containing 9 acres, 3 roods, and 20 perches of land—bought in at 1801. Three freehold enclosures of arable and meadow land, situate near the preceding property, containing 18 earn, 3 roods, and 39 perches, let at 351.—bought in at 7001. By Meson. Vzurox, at the Mort.—A leasehold house, No. 3, Thurlow-place, Lower Norwood, let at 631., held for 99 years, from 1848, at 151.--8011. A similar house, No. 2, adjoining ilia prwomilmg, of the value of 631. per annum, held for Ifts usio Om at lot Mal. freehold nisiissee, &vas r the Tharlow Estate, of the annual value of 901.-1,911 L _ A leasehold hew, known iris Tburlow Ville, adjoining the last lot, of this dowel yaks of 701., held for 99 years from 1848, at a mind met of 191.-6001. Eight lsmalesU bow" Dan I to 8, Clayton-road, Peck ham, pro/Isis UK par swam, held for 99 years from 1850, at • growl east of each house-8851. Dz ae llfioc.Pownr and Box, at the Mart.—A freehold ma 14. Oskstoook-row, Is li ngton, of the annual vainest I,lllli. Leassisid panslosa, situate at Deptford, comprising the Deptford 011 wend load-Crushing Mills, together with the plant and maddamy, a portion let at M. per annum, the remaining pordsa bold for 81 years from 1860 at . _ _ A freewill liwrot, No. 43, lionkwell-street, Falcon square, of tla orliesisi amnia vela x(601.-7451. A leasehold broon, N. Si, Nalrgikas Wert, Islington, let at 451. WI MR yaw fewoo 1110, at a ground rent of LOCAL SEARS MARKETS. Si. 14 LiwitrooL, Ocr. 29.—The market opened very good, 16 but closes a shade mkt. The following are the transactions 9 frees the authorised list:—Birkenhead, Lancashire, and 'l Cheshire Gate Chester and Birkenhead), 22—Blackburn 14 (late Blackburn, Clitheroe, and Watt Yorkshire), 71—Cr s Iledonian, 271—Chester and Holyhead, 261—Eastern Conn- II I ties, 12 11.16—East Lancashire, 201—Great Western, 971 6 1 —Lancashire and Yorkshire, 88 —Ditto (fifth shares), 3d. • —Ditto (West Riding Union), 2 d.—Leeds Northern (late 7 Leeds and Think), 171—Ditto 6 per cent. No. 1), I p.— London sad North Western, 1 Manchester, Sheffield, it. and Lincoln qualm. shares, 1— n till 1863, 91—Midland, at. 761—North British, 9 13.16—South Eastern sad Dover, 241—York sad North Midland, 27—Great Southern and : Western, 611—Newry and Ennhikillen, 11* d. et. LEEDS, Ocr. 29.—Shares have made a considerable ad- is vane, this morning, and clued firm. The following are the IL latest transactions : Leeds Northern, 17 ; Midland, Stock, Itt• 79* South Eastern and Dovers, 241; North Westerns, Ll' , 81.' 31.9 d. ; York and North Midlands, 273: Leeds Northern isii I Extensions, No. 1, 3 prem. 1111 to A HUMAN MONSTEIL—A Spanish criminal, mimosa s Manuel Blanco, now under sentence of death in Galicia, IR has confessed to a long eeries of the most horrid mimes. 1M Having committed several murders in the province of 11 ; Leon, and being pursued by the courts there, he took re- •,; 1 fags in Rebordeehao, an out-of the way village, enclosed hy 1110Uatili011, an wi th very little communication with I !mintier part. Here he practised greet austerity, and by It. fan attendance at nuns, and constant reading of devout at. 99091/ 4 &e., he acquired a reputation for great piety, and •„ all the houses there were open to him. Pretending to have property at &intender, he availed himself of the influence to acquired over the minds of no less than nine persons —widows and children in most cues—to induce them one 10 after another to set out with him from the village woos the mountain barrier, promising them good positions and 144 employment at Santa n d er; but murdering them, and partly devouring them, as it would appear, when involved in 30 the intricacies of the mountains. Ilia first victims at Rebordechao were one Manuel* Garcia tad an infant et. ' child, whom he promised to provide for at Santander. He I , returned three days alter setting out, and said that he had is left them on the way, very happy, and in company with a senior and in a short time pretended to have received a letter, In which they described their good fortune at San- 5 tender, and the result of which was that a sister of Manuel& 50 Garcia, named Bonita, who lived at La za with her son, de- as aired a lso to go there, and he set out with them, and die. 9e7 posed of them in the same way; and so on till the number of Imhof) reached to nine. Ile elm confessed to many 6 other murders at different Orem. The shall of one of the to victims was found and produced before him, but it made 104 no Impression on him, and his pulse remained firm and 1 " quiet. All his victims being of th e poorest class plunder could 1 : hardly be the incentive to these erintee. Ilia own state- § meat is that his nature is changed from time to time into 30 that of a wolf. 10 ----_ THE LATEST FOREIGN EXCH ANOES. For Amount. PARIS, Oer. 20. I7OB , 1 Nosey. OpnlagiHlgbest. Lowest! Cleats'. —. par Ceuta. l per Cents. lO3 30 106 10 IIG 20 105 40 105 23 I per Cent. — .. 182". . per Cents - • —• us i 3 per Cents. 41 per Cents. lO3 30 It 41 per Ceuta., 1833... ... 1 per Cents 3 per Cents. New ... I ... ; ..., I ; _ &change oa Iraidon: alright. 23 ISt 9 0 day,. 23 0 . lisiglan,3 peret.ll.o 103 Now I Naples Rents ...... Honey. D 0.11852 .. Roman 6 per Cents 941 Do. II Do. 1830 Piedmont 3 p.Ct 9ll Se ... I Trearury Ronde ... Do. S. 1053 Psalm, OCT. 29.—St. Germain, 1,500; Versailles (right tank), —•• ditto (left bank), 355; Paris and Orleans, 1,7:5;; Pans end Rouen, 962 SO ; Rouen and Havre, 4..0 ; Mara ilk. and Avignon, 607 SO; etrashourg and We, 333; Northern, $55; Paris sad Strasbourg, 833 ; Paris and Lyons, 90750; Lyons and Avignon. 743; Montanan and Troyes, 5715 ; Onset, 713; 111.vme and Ist. Inver to Gray, 375; Paris and Cherbourg, 615 ; Dijon and Besancon, 615 ; Bordeaux ;td Carte, 650; Dieppe and F- camp, 993 ; Andrezieuz and Roanne, 105; Centre of Italy, 1,033 50; Bordeaux and Tests. 310; Paris and gonna, 10. BERLIN, Ocr. 27.—Voluntary Loan, 104. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 103: i ; ditto (1852), 1034 i ; National Debt, 94. Com mercial Marine Society's Premium, 144. Bank Shares, 107. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKET. MINCING-LANK, SATURDAY MORNING. There hee net /MU :Z. ;in the oh,- Did Markets this week, but prices fur most , kinds of produce have been fully maintained. The sales of Sugar have gone off with firmness, at full rates, to about Gd. per cwt. advance. For the good and coloury qualities of Ceylon Coffee there has been a brisk demand, as well as for Costa Ries, and for these sorts prices have advanced about ls. per ewt.; for the native sorts of Ceylon there has not been any inquiry, and sales of old import have been made at 461. per ewe. A fur rise of about 3d. per ewt. has been established for Rice. The quarterly sales of Cinnamon were held on Monday, and went off with spirit, at 2d. to 3d. per lb. advance. Black Pepper has sold rather dearer. In Tea the chief feature has been the arrival of " new Cougous," ex " Stornoway," port of which have been sold at Is. 10d. to Is. Mid., and others are held for 2s. per lb. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade brisk at the following quotations : Prime Meadow Hay, 745. to 78s. ; inferior, 60s. to 655. ; Rowen 455. to 545. ; Clover, 80s. to 955. ; second cut, 70s. to 80i. ; Straw, 255. to 281. COVENT GARDEN.—THIS DAY. Vegetables and all kinds of fruit in season continue pretty plentiful. Melons are, however, becoming scarcer. Pears and apples still arrive from France. Tomatoes are all but over. Filberts realise from 50s. to 655. Potatoes have not altered in price since our last report. Mushrooms continue pretty plentiful. Cut Flowers consist of heaths, pelargo niums, roses, mignonette, hignoula tenants, and fuchsias. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is firm for future delivery, and steady on the spot. Town Tallow is quoted 42.. 6d. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 435. 6d. to 3d. ; October to December, 425. 9d.: to 435. ; January to March, (1853), 435. 6d. MaaLwr Avaskoss.—Town Tallow, 455. Od.; fat by ditto, 2s. 544 yellow Russian, 445. 6d.; melted stuff, 335. Od. ; rough ditto, 216.0 d. ; Tallow graves, 14s. ; good dregs, 6s. WOOL MARKET.—THIS DAY. The Colonial Wool sales continue to be well attended, and prices have improved since the first week. Fine Sydney and Port Philip Wools from Is. 10d. to 2s. 4d. are in very great demand, and realise very high prices. The manufac- turers of the north seem to be the principal buyers, very little having been bought for the west. Some export houses are operating rather largely, and there is no doubt present prices will be fully supported up to the close of the sales. METALS.—Mr. Moatc's circular states that the iron market again shows an advance on last week's prices. A considerable amount of business has been done this week in Scotch pig, at from 681. to 695. cash ; and, with few sellers in the market, quotations are firm, with an upward tendency, at 695. Gil. to 60s. cash, 60s. Gil. to Gls. three months open. Rails continue in large demand. Bars are very firm. Staffordshire hoops, sheets, and rods, are diffi cult to buy at present rates. Spelter is rather more in demand. Sales have been made at 19/. 16s. per ton this week, at which there are still sellers. Copper very stead,-. Lead is 10s. per ton better. There is a large demand. Tin plates are in good request; a largo business has been done in coke. Charcoal is also in fair demand. Makers look (or higher prices. COALS.-LoNuox, Oct. 29.-Ships at market, 15.5: sold, 92.-Bate's West Hartley, 15e. 64. ; Huddle's West Hartley, 164.94 . ; Chester Main, 16e. ; Hartlepool West Hartley, 164. 9d. ; Holywell, 164.64. ; Jonassohn's Hartley, 14s. 64. ; Pelton Main, 14.. 64. ; R avenswort h West Hartley, 154.9 d. ; Itedheugh Main, 13.. 6d.; SW bares Tees Hartley '. 14s. 64. ; TanBeld Moor Butes, 14s. 3d. ; Townley, lass.; West Wylam Trader, 15s. 3d. Wylam, 165.; Walls End Goefortb, 16..9d.; Walls End Barton, 164. 9d. ; Walls End Ilebburn, 16e. 3d. ; Walls End Medley, 16s. Gd. ; Walls End Johnson, 16s. ; Walls End Killingworth East, 16e. 3d. ; Walls End Northumber land East, 15s. 94. ; Walls End Walker, 16s. 6d.; Eden Main, 17s. 6d. ; Lambton's Primrose 17s. 34.; Walla End Braddyll , 174.9 d. ; Walls End lletton, 184. ; Walls End Haswell, Igo. 3d. ; Walls End Kepler, 17e. 6d. ; Walls End Lambton, 17e.94.; Walls End Pensher, 175.; Walls End Plummer, Ils. 9d. ; Walla End Russell's Helton, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 18a. ; Walls End Whitwell, 164. 64. ; Walls End Cassop, 17e. 6d. ; Walls End Iteugh Hall, 17s. 6d. ; Walla End Howden, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Kelloe, 17e. 9d. ; Walls End North Hartlepool, 154. 94. ; Walls End Seymour's Hartlepool, 15.. 6d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 17e. 91. ; Walls End South Kelloc, 17e. ad. ; Walls End Thornley, 174. ; Walls End Cleveland Tees, 164. 6d. ; Walls End Pease West, 15s. ; Walls End Richardson's Tees, 16e . 31.; Walls End Tees, 18e. ; Derwentwater Hartley, 16e. 94. ; Nixon's Merthyr and Cardiff, 22.. RAILWAY Turpto.—According to the returns of the railway companies which are included in our usual lint, it will be seen that the week's traffic amounts to 3 19, 6 631. on 6,924 miles, or 461 31. per mile ; whilst the returns of the corresponding week in 18.51 were 290,8341. on 6,533 miles, or 421. 19s. a mile; and for 1850, 258,9331. on 6,178 miles, or 41/. ISs. a mile, showing an increase of 3/. 4s. per mile over 1851, and 41. 5.. per mile over 1850. Railway Record. , --- i U' i'!tESS