The Express. — London, England, 1853-11-07 00:00:00

[THREEPENCE COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The supply of English wheat wto short this morning, and although t .e condition was bad, the rates realised were about the same as on Monday last. The receipts of foreign wheat were large ; all good qualities, whether from on ship board or granary, were held at previous prigs, but secondary suit interior sorts were obtainable at 14. to 2t. re duction. Flour scarcely sold so well as last week. Barley was unchanged in value, except secondary malt • ing qualities, which were easier to purchase. Oats were in good supply from abroad, and new qualities were Gd. per qr. cheaper. Maple and grey peas and beans were unchanged in value, but white boiling peas were several shillings per quarter cheaper, and next to umaleable. ARRIVAL! INTO LONDON FROM OLT. 31st to NOV. sth. We ieeliM. Footah. Iriet. Fore ra. Wbeat 2lOl 6' 47911 Barley I 5614 I 1130 I 630 I WO Oats 69 161 4210 1 15)23 Dalt ..... 3361 Floor. 10,400 wake and 6,493 barrels. ' . • ,- ," , 7 t., ./. ..- 4. 1A ,7 A."--,•-"-- ..- - stlr:Ma-. /. • ' .-.‘„„.„,..••• ..,:"..... 7 -e. ~ r* L. - ' - ' -.' ' .. **. '"•sera.....J . • 7 / , • 0 f . 4 3 r t % 51. ....._ No. 2,250.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 7, 1853. c--=-: -- A call of 31. 3.. per share also falls payable on the and P. Jobaelaa, of the Sidou, 22, steam frigate, Ports- SHARE LISTS. IettIYKKRICR MARS& .„ (1 , of imposlT, 7, St. Martin's-place, recetsameemee, Lessem mouth. has Imes en tea Mr. Codrington mate of the f h L'merick d E • Rail 41N i• L l giNs, most` gss / s l anged to eggs's, Hewn, 116, genet° Ic the ..,..m . ed . ite . nines. has leave of ab. s hares ° t e ' an mei wa y , on the ✓o b„, (the le.i.:•-tion. , by 'kith a high rals et Mama may be rate to pam biS examination in gateau; at Portamouth. let /111111117. - 111.1 IN Aberdeen •- - M. 100 Alaribies No. 2, 7 per Ct - - SATUIADAY EVIII4IIIO. K. ILO Bristol a E. , .x . ., 4 per Ct ; ; „.......„, „•b ••. r!,.. -Kuril. DYAD Wstonr.-The following Besot battle ships, nom Annexed are the latest reports from continental The railway market opened flatly this morning, it IIS C... and 144 ilS * Wt 7: - - Cl I I W.- - . ~..' 6. u J.:mai. „While, 7 . in the home pests, lanmehed within the last thirty years, bourses, as received by Mr. Renter's express:- with •• quiet business; but in the course of the day, e t all 'owe and moot* ..._ 1 - - parrs r . ' ' l'E Mk 111011,111 SON. Maaagiag Director • h aaa been to sea : Royal Geor g e, 120, jest commi s ' Amsterdam, Friday, closing prices :-Dutch Four as the funds strengthened, previous speculative sellers si en !iss . r .. an NT:. sad Aber.; s rro.p awe, tree OS appileacius.. : cloned ; 74 •9 1 •• • • 3273 ; Nets • ni l27) ; S t . Glur e. 12a 7 per Cents., 9 3; ditto T w o-and - a-Half per Cents. ; showed a strong desire to buy back, and, the jobbers * st EastA 9 aeri=ifi n i!lo4p.oil • if 4 61 Royal William, 120 ; Waterloo, 120 ; Royal Adelaide, • NING, COFFEE, and CHOP-HOUSE, with 104 ; Queen Charlotte , 11M ; Camperduans, 1 04 ; Clarence, 61 6 % 16 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 21 ; being short of stock and unwilling to supply it except t....,:0er . a 1 .... nd ., 5 . ......q ...d. 1ueran i. ve ..,0 * . j ell . ....nd h, a.r i at ie s.,... 114 ; Bombay, St ; Cests•ion. 80 ; Colnunk, SO ; Hindustan, the Coupons , 53-16; the Old Three per Cents., foreign, at an advance, price, experienced a decided imnrove- 111 53 i D:e: d‘..e. 135141467; Ci. 9.. CL . 41 1 ela P a V l3° Ina s 'Y . 7 ....77,- -" 1. -- ... ---- ii, - ~Acre .e -;,,;;;;,,,'; 78 ; Hawke,.72 • Melville 7 2 ; Blake. 7 2 ; Dellene. 72 ; 44 1. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 761. Peru- ment all round the market. The rise was most !narked * 6 l si " D a Z i te ..C.l3' 4 ' : . ... s P e" N N o ' I I l l i i I P: ii Pm T v . o s d ire ! 66 " -,,,-,,,. - .ait . to a =e r rfettles Maskiim- t .441, to Pitt, 72 ; Chinas', 72 : Defence, 72 ;_ Devonshire, 72; vian New, 701. Portuguese New, 374. Mexican New in Caledonians,Lancashire and Yorkshires,andSouth r t , : 'no- New Si t " Cosi. ro c t I st 14 GSM v' ' e ` '.- - .el m ata s ith.nreet. Graft-WINN. Duncan, 72 ; Medway, 72 ; Minotaur, 72 - Ilulgrave, 72 ; 241. Granada Active, 191; ditto Deferred, 81. This Eastern.. London and North Western stock only at mum tasTietera. wet .7. .7 i gr. troo..i ,t, • - i'VE GUINEAS. -Mr. WM. H. HAUB, the *wen, 70, s.ies, ' • i.e . iet. si niallmennetr--sure. Leaks. Worms -- 1164 irlltc.' GI BA APPARATV9OI nre now ready. L.* .4044444 g imp meow las hat sceistow on limbed Dalmodim. MONEY MARKET. market shows increased firmness, except for Austrian partially shared in the general buoyancy. The mar- 5 all .11 1 1 1 11RIT , Laffojai n at 11 :1 -; -1. , stock. 'rhe exchange on London is reported lower, ket finally closed at its best point. So far as we can • at 11.70 at short. cdte. - trace , the advance seems to have been chiefly due to purchases to cover previous speculative operations for st.l lootuistltertsers ' s perdisti the 120 St. 100 De. 3 per oral. Serip, Re.. Si II 10 1 0.. deem 44 .. ab i le . a . t t. l l 4l ;i et. pm i i 105 110 110 1 i ........._----- CR foll else MODERATOR LAMP, with globe • - SATURDAY ETBNINCI. THIS DAY.-Two o'Cusez. ell 4 en 10 4 the fall rather than to bona fide buying, although there el, el OLdtari r Mestrull)Rislithe I ei are not wanting symptoms of a disposition on the so ; 5 1 0Wam- 1111012 Ilant•N 3 Pc 0 7 The fright amongst the party who have been ape are ead stead tja. • Genoa. "We a nd "64 The stock exchange to-day has again shown itself Ls tabs, Cc., trots eerie. enlisting for the fall continues, and. stimulated by the part of the public to invest in the cheaper stocks. 111 . , 11 01 Diatienasamm. 1 4 0.0. 59 101 NO It. 'MO Ditto Irredeemable 4 et 51 100 teary g"1":"71:1 1 " r iu • • •- h a ve 14 ; 8' ts g ams 3,1, mr OM 101 11 . 29 Oilimad (sums...ions singularly insensible to the threatening state of marked scarcity of stock, the funds t oday ' ). _ ___ - foreign politics. The funds opened flatly, but, owing experienced a further rise of 1 per cent. Consols THIS DAY.-Two O'cLocz. The railway market sympathises more decidedly at. 105 i l ltroi l e n 6Tar n . £ll ., its dia lti tar us .---- UCCESSVUL RESULTS of the lest half to a suspension of speculative selling, and the coed = opened 941 to 953 for Thurs&y, 2 touched 951, at it brlO.Yret .3 perm, - - OIL ISO 'Ditto New Clitar.G per Ct. I - - Lave use* beyond question that ROW I. VAN' and are now quoted 95; to . for money, with the marled rise in the funds, stock continuing se s ismasuiweetcesireirse; 1 s pm 611 0117 7, 1 it. „ moo a i,,,, , ,,,i, ~,,,..„,,ja a pow, in Um need purchases of the jobbers and previous snecula - 951 to flor the 10th instant, and 951 to 1 for Deceut- scarce. Prices now rule at a general advance on I,:t all itr,',,,r imY tte' s ,',,tt ITI is; gissernim. and i r i rr ; m in t e r n gl t r ilm° 341 trg • o d , 'JP" five sellers, with a view to squaring their accounts bee. ho Three per Cents. Reduced have been the best quotations of Saturday, especially for the ss I u itua.u.o.ou...o*.tool 5 1 ege , ...._., s ,, ,°" "trweAk hai , --elsraws it non sturfand deadnlt at the close of the week, a decided improvement sub- dealt in at 94 to 941 ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per lighter stocks. London and North-Western stock is to ito I Do. Jr SIO ... . I 01 • i rpm ..40 199.. 1 1210011 IN att , fe , h t s e t ai e lL lT la a and bm a llke 2; i,, ler gt e i l il "r begg es il l sequently took place, and the market finally closed Cents., 951 to 961; Bank Stook, 215 to 217 ; Beebe- now quoted 104 to 1; Great Western, 82 to 1; 124 : al itt i . ) 4l,,acsgat • ;, 4,6 . . - pm W illil _r b to "". ,lo,l.l. ''' On " i 11. 16. * gamily WHIN (Nat- la lout small ), nearly 1 per cent. higher than yesterday. At the quer Bills, 2.. to ss. prcm.; India Bonds, par to 3.. Midland, 62 to I; L.cashire and Yorkshire, 66/ E l i*. im . teep2aLe.....n .. ete,s.et ir 1 . 41 ,14 . .L;• led "11949 that IIL Carer-o. ir was"' at termination of business the tone seemed stronger F eem• to L Caledonians, 27 1 to 1; Great Northerns, 21k ' B 7l l los4ll`l1 - ~Z,... !._ 4 wee l" liana' •"' th. "et* "1"91811? 31919matar-••-•--..aea°11, reuse lime. The foreign stock market is very quiet, but to ; and Dovers, 181 to 19. at tool, his . specie. Etta. ion... - - yule" " "no a ' s '"'"•-•-•-• IA."; than at any previous period of the day. Actual bug- - ..e .4PAd le UN.. " 10010• 1101 . prices genera ll y show an improving • tenden rmr I* ' Do.Waniser Valley I pitt - - Cyr reneh shares are also higher. Northern. are 5 ,., wo l oon s tor oi s i ... _ _ . --..:::.:..-•-------- Dna in the English stock market ha s been very in"' except for Mexican, which is dull, at 26 to I. quoted 31; to 1; Strasbourg., 371 to 1; and Paris so all North Staltor3Zire T " D A I L Y NBW 8: Lcc.ke Muslim Paper. prim DI five, and the advance has been evidently due to the Spanish Deferred has advanced to 22 to 1 ; and the and Lyons, 161 to 1 prem. th.. tie Mind, Meresster. wed ti hreepe r 6 , s e a naeo ore" the DAILY PI ZWA Mat the Aced of the 111. oversold position of the account, and to the near ap- Certifs. to 51 to ; per ce n t. Spanish 01 ORDINARY SHACKS AND STOCKS. IS all t r it l 7 . ll l lt;o 499t drtiii ": P I pea isms el Gnat Wilma, minimum tens coamaress Mite brooded Cents. have been dealt in at 45; Russian Five per maim p es o. did. to day 41 5 Shrews.th'rei.Nowiluar.. 9i 101 1 day, Monday next being ltoo ol-- es t m enial moose, ..mow 4044t4u.444441. preach of the settling gram sad all • venddepart- Cents., 113; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99 ; mi. re. 0.0...,.. Bau m". to 3 p. m IS 1 141 illbreiva.bCheatsr(Nee.W.l es. wieweimPiaL the fi rst • making-up " Ildin.l $ per Omit.- 164 11/1 int and valise entitlement News,-in die aseuraey 14 Mt day in this Sardinian 93 to 1 ; Peruvian Three per Cents., - - ---•-- -- .Lsi."..,- -,"'' trettrou reel impartial character ot Its moot. It is a significant fact, and one 511; es Me abatises _... ... a '''' --r- C. I,more-ts ter Air Us varied usereatr Masa conmercial tn. Buenos A ' , 59. M et Wows., Notting., ' nom. 13 115 Muth lune% -.• ... II 14 =,;, -3' ." 'is the lair, Itatlway, and Monetary Armies,- which proves that the present oversold position of the all. 6.1 011M011011 .4441 41 10 11 Ditto Fixed 11 . per Coat par 6pa __, _ . - In all ann.wormameseveuiii 5 to 105 all South . . rare (Medusa a account in the Consol market results as much from • I centotelme...... ...... 231 241 24 NI riper L. ta" u2 P a r„ii e d n b t b . .• •:hibis.g than lay other PION- MINES. St Sii dolma, Lan„arZlias.3 an.; is 11 dim it., 100 Do. 41 per eent. 1 100 102 1011 Slitiese""al'est4e•r99"‘,y'r'elantnl- of SiliPplog - M the Indian See e ever, the purchases of the public as from the sales of specu tonere. 271 all tescessitetemseseate.• DI 111 „ If 111 Do. do. .0. NI-. Si 41 Ws 10 all MlLTorkehnelperet.Oriar 19 20 91.1464 1661-164 the o 3 d al l y *9241 it's'i' vita lilt ° - lators for the fall, that the rates of " backwardation" SATURDAY XVIDIFINO' St. 100 Ilrlstelmil Master ... .. 9$ 07 $! 1 WatertardliKalliennrip.er -- Ms sabokedelniliere. The market for home mining stocks has been se. too osteessms , ..._ ... 331 14 63 41 56 tit 'lOO Trek, Newevt.e,* her , 'St alarawo . Ni l t o haat "' se Wig the :12 . 96P " bulau 7b. (or bonus realisable by money stock) on the Three-GLlSoetti La Itoctiorea, 95 99 Characterised by some degree of inactivity, and the so all OP 11 • 700,1 DPP , " - 33 1 u 6 17 5 Ditto Date .. _' se 11 Mlles" which naiades. and MB 'lira,. sad From its columns 14 an om sad Swim ... .. IS IS alleifettam ilvertmaients. and-a-Quarter per Cents. and Reduced Three per dealings are devoid of interest. The Rhymney Iron 046 DOWNS Manamo..., 45 16 431 4 6 25 10 TorkaN.MULLl.6Kiarati 4 die par 11. pessgress Is luLle favour Is shows by the last return M stamp Cents., in which stocks no operations for the fall are Company's shares are quoted 1/. higher. The market as so meet», mime.). else. 4-.- booed sass tee yra man to ti. ! teems; Loodou Newspapers. kg mminaeseetos ... ... 1 rs es MINES. Miss li vi t i k _ t i uo te " th , t ," ill" owes I V . youngest ass , lean entered into, are equal to those on Consols, to which for copper is very firm, and a speedy advance in 26 all Rut • 4l 41 °Jai ' s.' - don '' - a° I"ta. Mtablinam oldest l• MamP Issued- stock speculative transactions are confined. price is by many anticipated. The sales reported to- le en mete e aria. _s 4 , Clod.. Balm. Normal CaLestrie _ II I 15 0 14 V i 11 1 144 1 prism dons 11109.biss ro.r Ann, 43, 1; Wheal Trelawney, 43 ; Great Wheal 2; * m pg. este ILI,. ss.) .... - - . *lsm raid.; Saturday. to-day. atomise lisao.a. - - iiimootiT --- ertes Ma -- - stl F 1 pee ----" DAILY NEWS ~ i.. .1.846 "*T - M 52.°4" officially quoted 911 to 95, both for money and the 41 es se c oo 1 *Anglo AwartillsaGold all i dis par TM contiatiel c1...te111.11.... ....... pasktislA i ns es the renewing Etat Frongoch, 6,1 ; Mendip Hills, 31; eLl ` e niel " ' ens "' - - - isomo :o....ineocsetoesiee " 136 "Mir "PTV." " a eanteMPM 7 ' London owning 10th of November. After that hour the market 40 l M. 105 &Larnaca rio4 Oleedow . 79 GI Cook's Kitchen, 21, 3 ; hi' Pool, 5 ; Trannack and to silzmamose and YeNlee ... - - 10,000 10 tAllotressian else . Doily News 'b. the yousgeet ot .1 the is con ti n ued strong, and the latest " after-hours" quo- „ ace, 31. OR 100 aillaborgb. terth,Daathie 211 131 40.00 e 6 Do. Coal Maim 1 - - ream from the ara it took bigb ground and • high liberatone-re. . gls . ",,eUng Measly _that emscrtative liberojam which I s clearly tenon was 941 to 95 for the 10th instant, and 94k t'' dt. IN Glasgow ili douthWeiten - - ~ r u se SO .A , susses Business in the gold mining glares was very Mac- st, 100 0,,, e t germs= ._ ... 53 41 61 4 Wan 1 Australian Cordillera is Intim opinion c 7 Deana • and alrenly , with the wound bingo 1 for December. The "baokwardstion " for the De- its Itio,oe I Australian Freehold dandstwn of the lemileted. dairy 9. " 6 ' "d i with the lug" comber account was easier, at 1-16 to 3-16 per cent five , and quotations were nominally unchanged. The dt. 100 Do. ,t, seem - ... his 51 Waller C ompany ' s ,tiar as have bee dealt mat 101. 91. m. 101 OL DG. ltos n' tb.an B"ll2 Wa5t . ..(44 . .. 1 " 0 3 2 1 1 0 2 : 110 ; 100 1 Ave Mule all 1 dla Dumber of advertiremeats-nest to the • Times -etseines by say as II 103 So./.400 1 &disk Australian Gold all 41 dM f L illy paper, de political mote than tverespoode with its eanneercial The official report of actual business is as .o per share, or 50 per cent. dim At 3 o'clock Colonial te. too Great West ma .. -$1 511 511 34 20,503 10 ihnushiroa 13.5 7 9 Isemearn lows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 944, to,ooo u f Bear..lme,(M.E3l.p m 344 7 5 71 7 ye be ordered of aa Bookseller or Newman ix the kingdom ;-rat Gold were quoted 3to 1 prem.: Great Nugget, l j t a l l 111.1 " Mat t m Ee t ar . 0 1, 7 s T „- 1, 100 SO De.Cocemaad Webs all 24 3 IM Oillow. 10 , Mu toiseutreat. biome. 95; ditto, for account, 10th Nov., 941, 1, 95, 941. , o 3-16 to 5-16 pram . • Prt Phillip, Itol du ; 151 111 Do. Turd. .. ... . it tS pas 11,100 10 Do. St. John Del Ray 15 55 $7 Three per Cent. Reduced, 931, 1, 94. Three-aud-a- Nouveau Monde, Ito 1 pm.; Ague Fria, Ito 1 pm. ,so-. 11 02 Isesenin.,,,,_"4.Tsnio:tio 11 t 9 l as 521 5 1 15 4 Sl e ag 4 1 0 C. 071,itgrp::............ 9 all 4, 4 11 :3 9er 416 ---- Quarter per Cents., 951, 1, 96. India Stock, 253. NAVAL. Bank Stock, 217. South Sea Stock, 113. In most other foreign mines there is increased tr 1 7 4 D e a „ .. 4 . l7iik . a; s ister 5 6 4 103,000 6 SColonial 0.14 „ ... Copiapo I 4 ! p. 111 Hi 121 -- -* - Exchequer Bills remain. steady, at 2s. to 5.. prom.. movement. Imperial Brazilian are still rising ; the se au teem maces ... .. 13 5 31 " si sVij:oo4, IL SCopper Miners of lag. all 35 St PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 6. - The Medea, 6, peddle- price, after hing 75 to 1, closed 7to 1. National Il i 114 " 4"• ` " en" $ I 10 7 Les„tilesiy,is south.= 4 Ipm mom mi 490. het. 7. mecum all 3 7 pea ad India Bonds were quoted ls. die . to 3s. prem. Brazilian and United Mexican were also firmer. se. too pisonteceloolts- oose N 113 97 I 70,0 e, 6 v:ingago,te„c,,,,,c„oap, a u gg g wheel steam-sloop, Commander J. C. Bailey, arrived at Spithead yesterday afternoon, from Bermuda and the North Prices of foreign !docks were well supported with Linares and St. John del Rey shares rose 11. • the IL 101 ; WHIN it Ilialla - W alt4 ' 109 103 5 109 t DO. for Money ... ... - - Gnat Nugget Oda an I 4 pat more 2 I Da. xag , atara4 - „ American station. She left Bermuda September 26, sr- however , a very quiet business. Mexican and Spa! shares of the last named company are inquired for se II D e , gyms . . par i.. 20,601 20 +Germs' rived et Halifax October 3, end sailed again for England nigh closed a shade better than yesterday. Peruvian MOM Grand lambs of Wet all IMs par to the 19th. Bonds remain firm, and Russian maintain their price. at 36, with no sellers. Metcalfe Copper Mining, to I ne.Siosh..iimeame: 4 6 fi nd BLOM Great PolgoOth all 26 0 dl. The Commander in-Chief, Vice-Admiral Sir G. F. Sey- however, do not rally, closing Ito 3 prem. Port ' 5 1 ,!1 1 4 4 D° ' Ei i i i h s tii4; 4 44;;; 74 744 1 100,60 C Lake Sanwa all 11 Ms At 3 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 26 1 to so 11l De., /DO -. ... .. 14 11 dls 110.15 i Liberty i mow, was at Halifax, with the Cumberland, 70, flag.ship, _. sad the Calypso, 18; the Devastation, 6. paddle•sloop, was a 2 Spanish Deferred, 211 to 22; the Cenifm, B s to Three r Centm, 50 to 52; at Fitton ; the Daring, 32, was off st. legs de Cuba ; the 61 per cent. Peruvian pe Buzzed, 6, paddle sloop, at Porto Bello. The other ships ditto W• Ro . ral are qu i ated i 1 to ; Fein t, . dertakin henomin c man' g prices o new an . ere to ri N.. AO ... ... . 13 12 „ g i - - 26 all Loadondrryik Raideltiller - - n as follows :-Mizen Head, Ito i dim; Lewis Hill et IM GI s lO to - our-and-a-Half per Cents., 72 to 73. arra- Range, i to 3 die. ; Cologne Lead, Ito 1 dim; to, . *Am *Limns LondonaCailtora. Oeld all 11 13 13 Quarts CrashingGo all 1 1 Manquits i of the squadron were at the West Indies. The Vulcan, nada Deferred, 71 to 8. Russian Five per Cents., 51 91 5 II It :1 1 1 PAM 1 mealeentSLAmerben 9ii I 51 steam troop-ship. had arrived at Bermuda aad landed jibe ,6..stis Clarendon of Jamaica), 5 to I M.; Britannia tits In" li r a dnu . . °56. 8 1,,i;',„a 1Aw: E4 4 1 : 7 8 - 3 2 g3 1- 551 312 2" 14 2" 1134"Gn New Grum% . , all pHs pm 112 to 114; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97 Gold. IL to 6000 New Linares 111.101.00 all - - troops she had for that place, and proceeded on to Halifax ,_ per sh. • New South Wales Coal, Ito 50 47i memo. west. , test- ... - - without being allowed to communicate with the shore, so . 99. The list of the day's transactions is sub- dls-; '• e d'Or, ' Ito 3 dim; London and U I7i Ditto 11•17 Um " - - - it. too Newmarket _ . .. ... - 113 33 100,050 Nouveau Moods tod . 20 PontgibaudS.L.M.StS 0 all - - owing to yel:ow fever befog so bad in the Oland. joined :-Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds , . 98, .;___, ,_ virrnis A3 gold and Copper', 3 die, to t E prem.; 111 41 Ds. Sexy istmelen ... IMe psi - WAN 11 Port Philip lll Ms 11.M.5. Devastation had suffered severely in the gale in 971; ditto, Five _per Cents., 1629 and '39, 981. Mount Carbon Coal. sto 1 dim ; enmare, SS If t iNawlincln 9o2 l. 9 a la N kad 9 ... 4 4 di 12 0.000 1 Quetta Reek all I die par the early part of October. She lost her quarter-boats, had Chaim Six per Cents., 101. Mexican Three per par to i pm.; Lake Super i or c opper. .1 dm . to 1 .. .„,,,...,,..,,,,...d„..........,........ - - 10,00. 110 tßhymney hen 7,440 10 SaaMgo de Cute lll 4 S paddle boxes and wheels destroyed, lost rudder and two Cents., 261, 3, for account, 16th November. Peruvian ; Connemara, i dia. to par ; Glenemlin, it o St. 400 Nada ... ... .- ... 49 0 60,004 1 South Austrs li sa all - -die suits of sails; she was with difficulty got into GeorgetownMOO 10 TM toit bubour. The Rose, hired steamer, stranded on St. Peter's Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 72 3, 1; ditto Three per- - rilis. ; Australian Mutual, 3to 1 dim ; Chartered a 1 8 3 4 30 . 1 1. 1 % * o .iii ss iimi, • ,., 4g ma 0.174 11.11,01 *United Melina ell 11 51 Islands, near Rustieo has become a total wreck. The crew Centg.. 61, 501. Sardinian Five per Cents., 93, 931, Australian Land and Mining, Ito 3 dim; Golden M. 10:1 North MN& ... ... ... ss to Mi St 75,001 I Walk& - - were saved with deulty, and one man was seriously in- 92. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 443; the Celt- Mountain, ito i dia. ; Poltimore, par totoo,oee I West Granada all 11 Ms jared-stores and part of materials saved. mittee's Certificates, 3 per cent. ; cheat le IS North Deem , NO. I. ... 5 1 2 11 5 all Do. I A Deterredlooome I Wan Mariposa all e 4 Ms H.M.S. Calypso narrowly escaped the stone fate, having Crinnis, par to 3 pm.; Garnett and iif.:71;,,, Ito s s De, i a eiemaises 14 sit 1014 , 00 1 Tube Our record of the movement of the precious metal', itt Tranerwahle by stamped deed. dragged her anchor • considerable distance, and only . brought up when within one or two hundred yards a during the week now expiring, embraces amounts of Ca le ( of Jamaica) m ; Sue River (of Jamaica), 1 dig. to k pm. ; Met- N t atutesvertkevoisttimcesimukin... . 1: : . 114 lii 3to t prem.; Carberry' West. 5. -- Itesetk Mowers Y. ft --0 considerable importance. The imports have com- , „setJOINT STOCK BANKS strike,.ll,DGold, 0 LiguMnant Williams, late of the Modes, has been sp- prised 1,216,000 dole., chiefly in Californian cold I "' a . ; Adelaide Land d ll tOl dim ;to al t t o !meet &SOU* WINS'S*. pat Spm gr. tee Imams, wort.,n Wolar. 0 0 41 Closing 10 the Espiegle, 12. The Medea was put into ems only so recently as December last, Commander K m lambi, Wen appointed to bar by the Northumber- ~,„ _ a Admiralty, aad she is now to be paid off, ZVI . ' lngots, by the Arabia, from New York ; 25,000 L k. , dia. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica), sto 1 prem.; it, toe ."peek Nisbet .„ ounces of Australian gold, by the Bombay, - and Australasian Gsal'-'1 t° I din; Ligusnes ofjamsics), It' cos '*"...." C.4"1 - So 649 ounces by the Pheenician, from Syelney ; and riti a sh and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, 3 dia. St. In 'Went- al 917 ... - ••• 50 55 No.. Sh. I 40 Basks. prime Basta= A Pd. Saturday. to -day. - , AU ill iOI t . , ... ....... . . all 75 77 77 ill .... 40 Ertt. Om. aria ► Loan Co. - 01111110.1 111 very bad teeing that exists between that and specie and bullion to the value of 130 , 000!., by the . to par ; Australian Consols, Ito 1, dia. • ; Albion Gold, i st ite:l Blm.bw oo. L.ll. 4.4 w.o new iter.s md ts es u li dia a to i du. ; Lackamor Copper, 1 to t dim; Anger- NI all ll'irestsbary sea t her;.. 20.000 50 mart North Arse:Timm .. all - - 03 area 23 Chartered Mask of Asia .. 6 14 1 dis an MIS MOOTS of the ship. There have been courts- Magdalena, from the West Indies and Mexico. The rack Console, par to i prem.; New mares, i dm. 14 „I gr nai. w , ...sti a ...) . : ... Il i si ly 154 94 20 maws V i er Ingle. Am Medial NI the tires. lieutenant, 'l' T . D. Williams, who was gate value of these arrivals may be stated at to par ; Great Hewn. United Tin, 1 dim to par; *so Be. Never, .. ... 11 IS 20000 130 CersZ „._ „_ 25 - - aequittml en five , charges but found guilty...ea. abOut 590 0001. sterling, chiefly in gold. Of this, creigwea, par to i prem. so st Mwepeldre Gales .. ... 4 Si Ste 23, 100 051M1M111i . ......... -29 - - . _ 1.....1 ... ha nu.. rllenama ma .. ....... • ' /1_ • --• 1:- Ile lie IMO Dsma .. ... • 15 11 25.000 20 Ens. teat.. a Amt.Cbart. 10 14 1 die S_ ell iBl F ‘ ,oool ni pon. CNN Dank et Aust. ig 2 . 1 po i tst 111 The stock exchange to-day has again shown itself singularly insensible to the threatening state of foreign politics. The funds opened flatly, but, owing to a suspension of speculative selling, and the conti nued purchases of the jobbers and previous specula tive sellers, with a view to squaring their accounts at the close of the week, a decided improvement sub sequently took place, and the market finally closed nearly 1 per cent. higher than yesterday. At the termination of business the tone seemed stronger than at any previous period of the day. Actual busi. ness in the English stock market has been very inac tive, and the advance has been evidently due to the oversold position of the account, and to the near ap proach of the settling day, Monday next being the first « making-up" day in this depart ment. It is a significant fact, and one which proves that the present oversold position of the account in the Consol market results as much from the purchases of the public as from the sales of specu lators for the fall, that the rates of " backwardation" (or bonus realisable by money stock) on the Three and-a-Quarter per Cents. and Reduced Three per Cents., in which stocks no operations for the fall are entered into, are equal to those on Consols, to which stock speculative transactions are confined. Consols were first quoted' 41 to 1, for Thursday next, gradually improved to 941 to 95, and were last officially quoted 911 to 95, both for money and the 10th of November. After that hour the market continued strong, and the latest "after-hours" quo tation was 941 to 95 for the 10th instant, and 941 to 1 for December. The "backwardstion" for the De cember account was easier, at 1-16 to 3-16 per cent. The official report of actual business is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, 95; ditto, for account, 10th Nov., 941,1, 95, 941. 1 Three per Cent. Reduced, 931, 1, 94. Three-and -a-1 Quarter per Cents., 951, 1, 96. India Stock, 233. Bank Stock, 217. South Sea Stock, 113. Exchequer Bills remain. steady, at 2s. to 51. prem. India Bonds were quoted ls. dia. to 38. prem. Prices of foreign stocks were well supported,with, however, a very quiet business. Mexican and Spa nish closed a shade better than yesterday. Peruvian Bonds remain firm, and Russian maintain their price. At 3 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 261 to 1. Spanish Deferred, 21/ to 22; the Certifs., sto 63 per cent. Peruvian Three per Cents, 50 to 52; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 72 to 73. Gra nada Deferred, 71 to 8. Russian Five per Cents., al2 to 114; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97 to 99. The list of the day's transactions is sub joined :—Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 98, 971; ditto, Five per Cents., 1629 and '39, 983. Chaim Six per Cents., 101. Mexican Three per Oats., 263, 3, for account, 16th November. Peruvian Penr-and-a-Half per Cents., 721, 1; ditto Three per Omits, 61, 501. Sardinian Five per Cents., 93, 933, 92. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 441; the Com mittee's Certificates, 3 per cent. Our record of the movement of the precious metals, during the week now expiring, embraces amounts et euri&rable importance. The imports have coin. prised 1,216,000 dole., chiefly in Californian gold ingots, by the Arabia, from New York ; 23,000 ounces of Australian gold, by the Bombay, and 29,649 ounces by the Phoenician, from SyOney ; and specie and bullion to the value of 130,0001., by the Magdalena, from the West Indies and Mexico. The swepte value of these arrivals may be stated at labout 590,0001. sterling, chiefly in gold. Of thi, 218,0001. was from Australia. The shipments have also been heavy. The Custom. house statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London, during the week ending Thum day last, includes 20,176 ounces of gold and 109,200 ounces of silver, representing an aggregate value at about 105,0001. sterling. The account in detail la as follows:—(fold coin to Hamburg, 9,580 ounces; to Belgium, 9,350 ounces. Gold bars :—To Boulogne, 33 ounces; to Hamburg, 1,213 ounces. Silver coin To Hamburg, 76,500 ounces; to Boulogne, 500 ounces. Silver bars :—To Boulogne, 200 ounces; to Hamburg, 32,000 ounces. This shows that the gold was de spatched to Hamburg and Belgium, and the silver chiefly to Hamburg. The following shipments are also reported to us— viz., 433,5001. (of which 22,3001. was in gold, and 411,2001. in silver) by the Ripon, for Alexandria and the East ; 4,3301. in specie by the Tagus for Portal and Gibraltar; 314/. in English gold coin (besides 6,0001. worth of jewellery) by Ls Plata for the West Indies; 3,143'. in coin by the Stately, and about 4,0001. by the Duke of Portland, both for New Zea land. The total ascertained exports of coin and bul lion from the kingdom for the week are thus raised to about 550,000/. sterling, of which, however, two thirds consisted of silver. Allowance must also be made for the limited shipments of gold to France which have been made throughout the week via the 4. Poatswourit, Nov. 6. The Medea, 6, paddle wheel steam-sloop, Commander J. C. Bailey, arrived at Spithead yesterday afternoon, from Bermuda and the North American station. She left Bermuda September 26, as rived at Halifax October 3, and sailed again for England ets the 19th. The Commander in-Chief, Vice-Admiral Sir G. F. Sol emn, was at Halifax, with the Cumberland, 70, fiag-ship, sad the Calypso, 18; the Devastation, 6. paddle-sloop, was at Pictou ; the Dating, 12, was off St. Jeri de Cubs ; the Boma, 6, paddle-sloop, at Porto Bello. The other ships of the squadron were at the West Indies. The Vulcan, steam troop-ship. had arrived at Bermuda sad landed the troops she had for that place, and proceeded on to Halifax without being allowed to communicate with the shore, Owing to yellow fever being so bad in the bland. H.M.S. Devastation had suffered severely is the gale in the early part of October. She loot her quarter boats, had paddle boxes and wheels destroyed, lost rudder and two suits of sails; she was with difficulty got into Georgetown' harbour. The Rose, hired steamer, stranded on St. Peter's', Islands, near Rustic°, has become a total wreck. The crew were saved with difficulty, and one man was seriously in jared—stores and part of materials saved. H.M.S. Calypso narrowly escaped the same fate, having dragged her anchor a considerable distance, and only bronchi up when within one or two hundred yards of etrOung. Lieutenant Williams, late of the Medea, has been ap pointed to the Espiegle, 12. The Medea was put into com mission only so ncently as December last, Commander Bailey having been appointed to her by the Northumber land Board of Admiralty, and she is now to be paid off, owing to the very bad feeling that exists betwess that and the other cisme of the ship. There have bah gewitn. martial on the orst lieutenant, T. D. Williams. who WO 'swatted on five charges but found guilty on the sixth, sad admonished to be more respired fee the (afire; the chief engineer, Mr. Marrs", whe was honourably acquitted ;and the eigawermffigt hi cm a long list of charges preferred by LleramentWilliama. Oa the greater part the mmuMer was madded. bet found guilty of others, iavolvia Mimes of oppeadoe overhearing conduct, the emit Wag_ that CalaellaillW Bailey was "severely reptimodelL" The ill feellale wee sonbeed to the above-named susses, bat, we regret te is shared in apparently by all the oaken of the ship. eonsequences are that the ship, which is is excellent eer dition, is to be paid off, after eight seethe service, and bet mew, who had just got into traiwia, are to be disbuds& It is really a distressing thing that ell this eilushiefwal mace of the public interest itsehibe beteethe Ant by a want, in some quarter or anedsee, of 'mem geafiessiek tearing and temper. The hemetrable acquittal of NIL I Murray, the slight (if any) pwsdelment in the remiged Lieutenant Williams to another ship, and the seem am tam passed upon the commander himself, woeMmew to Han little doubt as to the source of the miemliege that have resulted so unfortunately. When the Medea left Bermuda 290 prim bed alei of yellow fever during the menth iv S: Nei wheat wire Mae privates oil the did! lei IN arm, Captain Wodehouse and M ay was better. Thu troop:l a :Steen all remett i lrom the beneeks, and were living in teat. The Bawd, steam- Mop, had lost to men. The squadron on the northern part of the station were healthy. The Medea dais not repert any vessels on her voyage home. The Terrible, 22, paddle-wheel steam frigate, Captain Ill'elestrty, sailed this morning for the illeiatesranean, basis; Itear•Admiral Sir Edmund Lyons es board, who Brea out to take up his appointment as se and in command of the British fleet in the above-named sea. Sir Edmund embarked on board the Terrible yesterday morning, and on hoisting his flag exchanged salutes with the Port-Admiral. The Landon, 90, Captain C. Eden, sailed from Spithead yesterday afternoon for the Mediterranean. She went out throsgh the Needle', rather an unusual thing for a line-of battle ship to do. The Avon, steamer, sailed yesterday with supernumeraries In Plymouth. 41 . ii..... .00 Wldliad •. 100 Do. lizte . ..arviDsiii 471 1414.0. wog. • till_ ... 171 Ditto Walt Aura.. 100 Newmarket 1 Ds. Nagy 1/11;111119 . 11 ... . 1 4 71iNwvortaborg.kiiirMord 711: awry and liilltOkit r 4 s . all NovivlWarrwpotatalicv. 13 Do. New , 81 Northers (butler DIMS 103 Math aria& ... .. Id Nadi Dorm. No. 1. all Do. 1 A Deterred 11 Do. 111 Ciseraatovd all i Narth Londoa 111 1 ,NoWA Ma** rablva.. all (North Wooten 10 K urth &South Weat.luva. leg 4.4.4xa, wura..iii wutri.r. 109 ~00r.tah Central ... lao Iloottlalt 11141sal 100 !Wawa* Earot, .. . 100 I Do. L.ll9l4.W.Claar.atit 9 Shrewsbury avA Hor4doed 80 " Shrewsbury see 1 h..:.. re. W. Min.) ... NDs. Oswera7 ... ... dlressaire Usk* . .• 6.1 ball Dam ... ... • NO awl! Raadra ... ... - 49 ONO Wass «. ... • 6 .s ilk Taatilall , rrD;; all a laselead 10 'l asaitas lmisellagaspolaall • a. 17 Vali stliakik .t MI Mabee and ia lliens: na an Morbid ii 14 Wili Oorawa ad ll t • • Ila, lifldalliedda and Croydon 1 I W.radofLon.dtCrystal,P., 100 Tork.Noareaatlaallarwall 30 Do. do. astrocoar .. 11if Do.O.N.N.Pareasee .. 10011rwk sad aorta Itidlsad ii if as 71 11 pat pa 34 0 $7 0 63 0 40 0 65 15 1} li ft 15 IT 11 1 1 7 1 1 1 4 St 4414 15 IT 41 el 14 33 s 4 IT 0 1 I 5 11l 111 Bottom doss to-day. 61 i i 81 34 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocir. To' The gold mining share market remains very quiet, f; I and prices are unchanged. Aga& Fria are quoted ato j; Gold to i s lo p u re v m. and eau ;Monde, Nugget, p rem 3- 4 16 C4 t0 10 ;-1 1 1 1 10 3 pram. so A us tralian Agricultural shares are quoted 42 to 10 42 ; Peel River, to I pm.; North British Aus tralarian, to 7, prem.; and Scottish Australian In- as vestment, 1 9-16 to 1 11-16 prem. Imperial Bra- Kilian shares have been dealt in at 7 to 71; Cobre, at 421; and Linares at 12. 4 4 64 45 41 8 , 1 48 4 8 j .. 47j LINES LEASED AT YIEED RENTAL.. 199 rakt+agtremoittre to LowtoakE.Weeuez) 99 101 SO ipteeeedee Jasettoo Owed toCeledouten) 49 n 190 • VA: tLil.o.Aked.ouer 3p.Ct ,19asec to Ot. Northern) 140 143 Olotemeitor k Dees Forcer (lewd to Oreetkeetere SO 33 sll liartkpool DNA k Weed to TILE. It Der.) 50 .OollOotelbya.Torkk333lid 109 110 Si Do. &wee WM") 34 13 134 Do. jokers, (diad) 274 131 tondos sad Ofiellwitb Dewed to &moth Eastern 1114 tee 20 Ditto Pret.reooe ;ditto) 244 354 . ISO Lowaetott Oriar.4pert.:Act (imbed to Norfolk) . 100 Ditto ditto 8 per Cent • Ileoett...Beztekkkatlock Doe to _eed LAN.10.k214.)1 W 115Mleolree eat Itedcaz Oared to Stoat. k Dori 11 At lidlitod graffiti 50 INortlieriere.--- LORD MAYOR'S DAY. es The inauguration of the new Lord Mayor, Alder man Sidney, is to be celebrated on Wednesday next. No- si thing denoted by the inquiry of the commission now the corporation have decided on installing their new chief In magistrate into office with nearly all the ceremony and pa se - geantry of ancient date. The novel features in the pieces so lion, in place of the traditional men in armour, or armed is k knights, will consist of a ear, drawn by six horses, bearing liJ the figure of Justice; 18 heralds on horseback, attired in national costumes, bearing the standards of France,Turkey, Bt. Prussia, Italy, Basis, South America , Chins , In dia, North America, Spain, Austria, Greece, Portugal, the Nether- ik lands, Denmark, Persia, Belgium, and Sweden ;en Aus- a a ' trails& trophy, signifying the auriferous and pastoral eta rector of the colonies, drawn by two oxen ; banner of Peace and Prosperity ; implements of industry, borne by artist. on horseback, two abreast ; and a car, drawn by nine horses, ;4: three abreast, bearing two figures, representing Peace and Prosperity. Mr. Sheriff Wallis is announced ip to appear is his private csrriage ; while Alderman ts and Sheriff Wire will occupy his " full state chariot." The precession will leave Guildhall shortly after eleven in o'clock, end, passing into Gresham-street, proceed down 54 Princes-street, Lombard-street, Fenchurch-street, Mincing- at. lane, Great Tower-street, Bastchesp, down Fish-street-hill, is past the Monument, along Thames-street, to Billingsgate market, where his lordship, who is alderman of the ward, so will embark on board the City barge. The interior of " Guildhall has been fittedup for the banquet in the evening. e t Although Kr. Sheriff Wallis has been induced to take part in the procession, be will not be present at the banquet ; the whole expense of the entertainment will therefore fall on the new Lord Mayor and Alderman Wire. te 10 31 $ 91 lie out This afternoon, upon the delivery of the Paris letters, and owing to the decided downward tendency of the quotations of foreign exchange (as reported in our impression of this morning), there was a renewed inquiry for gold for remittance to France, and several considerable parcels were taken for that quarter. The half-yearly dividend falling due the Ist July, 1832, on Mexican Bonds, is advertised by Colonel Facio as payable after the 12th inst. The colonial wool sales at the Hall of Commerce within the last two or three days have gone off with more spirit, and prices may be considered a shade in favour of the sellers. It being reported in the manu facturing districts that wool was selling at a much lower price than was the fact, a large number of fresh buyers have come to town, and this, for the present, has caused the increased spirit and firmness generally observed. Land shares to-day were quiet, and scarcely changed in price. Bank shares also met with limited transactions • but Oriental Bank continued in demand, at &further rise of 11. per share. Crystal Palace shares were rather better, closing Ito lb prem.; but the new shares were quoted only to 1 prem. East and West India Dock stock has been dealt in at 130; Australian Royal Mail steam (81. paid), at 3; ; General Steam Navigation, at 27 to 28 ; and Netherlands Land Enclosure (41. paid), at 2!. Subjoined is a statement of the railway calls falling due between the present date and January next Making Call. paid. (I16414: t 1 par Rad.Cotyities. an IDuped to ____ 00. 3 per cent. (61.) 23 I rtnetockMyre (low. L IliN.WistiglAse.iii ark 12 Ditto j Arra (ditto) 100.1tayMon sod no .411 Jew to Greet Monitors —. toODo. ilheorith Stock .'. 94 Aostla Stalturdshire 466;6 , to Mr. M'Clean) 20 Waskr Valloy, 6p. Ct. tru6 , V 66.66 to StocittonnDar $ Ditto Ditto Ditto r i. w.,.. tkosetnet (leoccri to Greet Madero) Vo?tPORT, NOV. 6.—Orders have been received hue to stop the progriss of fitting the James Watt, 91, anew steam ship, to remove the portions of her engines which had been fitted, and to send the whole back to the foundry of Messrs. Boulton and Watt, Soh., Birmingham, the makers, for the purpose of li ning the shaft and other parts liable to friction with " whits metal." Since the machinery arrived here, and the men of the makers had made consilerablo progress in the fitting, the Admiralty had been induced to direct that the machinery should he coated with white metal, in order to prevent risks of Ca- ALLEGED UNWILLINGNESS OF TUE POOR TO BE 20 &c . ge cantinually arising from the heating . of " bearings," RID OF FILTH.—It is often stated that the poorer classes, to It is to be hoped . this extensive experiment of the pt- particularly the Irish, delight in filth, and would not live in 2 ,, culisr fact in mechanics of soft metal being less liable W properly conditioned houses if they could have them for the 20 f than bent may . prove successful. The late decision same money they pay for worse: it has been mentioned that 6 friction the executive in this case will necessarily whitewashing has been refused by some, and violence to involve considerable additional expense in the fit- o ff ered against improvement by others. We admit the ••• ring of this fine ship.—The Agamemnon, 91, screw frightful amount of ignorance amongst more than the very r o. steam ship, is fitting with all expedition for the poor. How can it be otherwise, born and reared as they us ; lag of Iteir Admiral Lyons; she will be out of the hands have been ? Experience, however, tells US that in ninety. s of the dockyard on Tuesday. Admiral Lyons goes out in nine cues out of a hundred the poor have not the means of ts, the Terrible, 21, steam-frigate, to assume the position of rising out of their filth and degradation. They are bound f' woad in command at the Mediterrasean. The Imperieuse, down to dirt. Still we have generally found the poor open 1 . 1 51, screw-frigate, Captain Randle B. Watson, is re•fitting, to suggestions, willing to have the condition of things es- I ; , and will go into the Sound in a few days. The Hogue, 60, plained, and mostly anxious to escape, if it were possible, A O ' steam-guard ship, Captain Wm. Ramsay, will be paid from the dens which it has been our painful duty to describe. IC wages to (Monday). The President, 60, Captain The managers of public baths and washhouses will bear out 514 Richard Eurridge, bearing the flag of Rear•Admind David this statement, but say at the same time that they have not 10 , Fria, Conimander-in-Chief on the Pacific station. sailed yet reached the very poor ; many have not even the small i: Ca Thursday morning, to relieve the Portland, 60, Captain Due Date. means required to go to these places, and more are ashamed Chad', with the flag of R e es Fairfax Moresby. Central Peninsula of to show their rags in the presence of others. It cannot be to The President left with a full complement of seamen. The Portugal Madagascar, 44, Commander Finch, was paid wages in ad- Dublin and Drogheda, management, and it would be generally useless to attempt to trance on Wednesday, saluted on Thursday the flag of the Preference, 2,51 1 January, 18.54 —2 1 0 0 ..17} to interfere by apparent force with the forms in which they r e Port Admiral with 17 puns, aud sailed for Rio. The Tor- E is: Oriastead Thelighter, sailed on Thursday with stores for Pembroke. Lincaster and Preston, DE4TRUCTIVE FIRES.—Last night, between the Ist The Diligence, naval trasspor, arrived here on Friday, 111. 6e with stores from the eastward. The steam•tender Lightning Paris sad Orleans, out almost simultaneously. The first took place in the ex. 2 0 at Wollwich, is to he rent to Port Royal as a tender to the Bonds, 1852 - 1 Imaum, depot ship, to supply the place of the Alban. Paris and Strasbourg, street, Lambeth, and the flames could not be mastered until ; ' Frolic. 12, Commander Nolloth,is to relieve the Fantome Bonds of 18.52 , 10 December,lB.s3..ls they had burnt out the building in which the misfortune to 12, Commander Gennys, on the New Zealand and Autra. Royal Danish ban station ; the Juno, 2G, Captain S. Fremantle, as we Western of Frames, 401. premises occupied by a Mr. Martin, a wheelwright, in W leave before stated, relieving the Calliope, 26, Captain Sir Bond, July, 1853 l3 January, 1851..10 0 0 ..30 Whitechapel. No time was lost in giving the alarm, and . 11 1 J. E. Home, Bart , C.B. The Eurydice, 26, has been York, Newcastle, and an abundant supply of water was at once obtained. At l i : brongt.t doves .he harbour at Portsmouth to be fitted for Berwick, G. N. E. nearly midnight the fire was far from being entirely satin- 10 commissioning. An exchange of ships between Lieut. A. Porches* 1 'unary, 1854 ..1 10 0 ..13 gushed . The damage must of necessity be very cote)- to B. Hodakisson of the Desperate, 8, screw, Davenport, Zealand IFolltEleila ad d Istvan) and Indianian' anderea to Graleatoaata t il•litan o:astern Junction 1 , Char:era: Jai Brquellnee 10 Dims and BRISEKOI2 in halan 0• D.. itatansion $ Grain India resin.3l3 to OrAnd Juartion of Yrs.& 10 o.Trank oresnadah.lbta leres "• te;ntral of rf11508...1 all West. ('.reds, bb!rel rii Ilcun i - fro r - ito five. in Do. (Railway) ... .. 3 Do. (Cup ... ... „. 4 Do. Glaarantood ... ... 11 Lyons 4sd lletliterransus • - '— 7.94:.EaArtrlailal.. • .4.lmur 4 Llte(with th.) r Northern of Fravra.. a. Do. 701. 9 per et band. (for 1. k ALMON. am.) NerweglanTruak hen. In Para and Lyon' . P .1 , 1 awl Oiiesas ... . • Peres and Douse ... Faro mod alrsaka,re 4 rorio.Cas,astlehotboura la Quobse and IdAchenaad all . olnoen an,. Hand ... 9 Royal Daralob 9 Royal 6iredi010 all aware, sad Kenos 4 Do. 61 per Cent. Prefer. SI douth Eaolorn of Fraace 6 4outlern of France to. Dom Indls Harm all Vleol Flanders le D 0.3 par oent.Pref 10 .a..nor a,t Yb01e..... 4 Wooten of Bwluarlaad I Wteobades ... ... 10 11 &Woad ..... ....... ....... So. Ch. I N4O Basra . .. i .. 40 Brlt il etilik . gio CO I 30,000 50 IMAM North end .. a 40.400 3 Charters& Bask of Asia .. iO. 20 Chart. laml4 logla. haw 21.: 1000 110 X " CbiliL SS, 100 Ossimmilhi i ii i i .• • 25 . 0 * 20 E 04.. tool, I Mrs. chart 71,00J1 Ss,OOJl le Loa calm Dank Of Aust. 10,0001 00 Lee*. mad 00.00 1 .1 00 Weiss Joint= l 00,000 100 Louisa sal of . 10, 100 Nallaaal Pros. ol Naglaad 10. SO De. J. • • V), 00 Natkomi of &ilia .::: : 20. 10 Nor lloolli WWII nal 13 Oriental Irk Corporatlea 211, 101) Previriii sit Irelaad 4.000 10 Do, Ns. i . 50.000 6 Kona Asina6 ifsaieiir sad Oda low 00. • 11.000 21 Sow-, iii 20,,m, 26 Tr et Avalma ...... B,oov sw. . - ••••••••• MAO 00 tides ot bowl.* 12.400 40 Vales 41 Mad Ad... . . e ery be 4ii ii I - 1 I i dig 74 76 7i 66 MANILLA WOMEN.—In the evening, Spaniards, English, and French, go to the promenades to ogle the beautiful and facile half-bred women, whose transpa rent robes reveal their splendid figures. That ,which distinguishes the female half-brads (Spanish-1 agals or Chinese-Tegala) is a singularly intelligent and expres sive physiognomy. Their hair, drawn back from the feet, and sustaiaed by long golden pins, is of marvellous luxuriance. The 7 wear upon the heed a kerchief, trans- parent like a veil, made of the pine fibre, finer than our finest cambric ; the neck is ornamented by a string of large coral beads, fastened by a gold medallion. A.' transparent chemisette, of the same stuff as the bead-dress, descends as far as the waist, covering, but not concealing, a.bosom that has never been imprisoned in stays. Below, and two or three inches from the edge of the chemisetee, is attached a variously-coloured petticoat of very bright hues. Over this garment a large and costly silk sash closel7 en circles the figure, and shows its outline from the waist to the knee. The small and white feet, always naked, are thrust into embroidered slippers, which cover but the ex tremities. Nothing can be more charming, coquettish, and fascinating than this costume, which excites in the highest degree the admiration of strangers. — The Philip pines. Fauteuil RAILWAY TaAPVIC.—The following are the last reform of the grow receipts of the principal Preach railways : NORTIIIIIOI.—Pros Oct. 22 to Oct. IS: Pawners, 324,45 K; goods, 4.0,3301.; total, 1104.7651. Zoom—From Oct. 23 to Oct. 29: Pmeengen, 92,57214 good', 132,29174 total. 220,5(41. tiOTRIL—Prim OM ZS to Oct. :9 : 9999996919, 36.3101.; 190* 66. 7 311.. total, 109,1141. OILLILWO iIIID Basses LIPIIIL—TfOIII Oct. 21 to Oct. 2 9 : Sets , 33 1 . 7081 .; emu, 345,651 1. : total. 912, 3 bAr• Stassisorao.—Prom 0ct.22 to Oct. IS: raste.gets, 2311.000.; goals, 214,7591.; total, 523,3651. Ito.a.—Yrorn Oct. 17 to Oct. 23: PINSIOrTS, 113.0131.; PP* 32,0221.; tend, 63,120 f. liosnomao.—Fran Oct. 21 to Oct. IS: Ns/angers, 11,6731.; goods 17,2106; total, 25.3151. LTOKA.—From Oct. 23 to Oct. passengers, 233,997 f. ; goods, 212,9:6f. ; total. 446,913 f. w 's rcas.—From Oct.2ltoOot. 30: Pareengers, do 9626. feeds. 32,10 f.. total, 121,4421. LTOOd TO )11:1OTILIALAMILAN.—From 0et.13 to Oct, I 1 : Famsagem, 199 995 f. 11,3,::t; goods, 112.901 f.; lota. , No. alb. Mmentsappors. Pd. fitarday liNisis . 32, 5. AWN Comi mod Iron 5 =--- 26. 15 MANDL llirioultural 12.5% V .tadialadma Peek Mall M. 1 , 6 Aallsalta /opal Mall . 3.6. 14 Melia Weimworte ili.iku e rktititeraa.:BAVedo: 35 — l4 4 1 10.000 100 Maids 400 X ..m , —.— • 1 4 * 1 0 10 • 1 limbr a i iiiiiiii T N aisgrapb milausa:47 . o.. ...( l / 10 141 _i n 11: 1)4 4 4:222121 Da. 7 41 ' ""la 7. IL liblping Co l6 la: • DaNno4 Ow 7* le. Ila• 0680610114. 308Mapasom 6 60, . 1 Salina PMoorail all 141. . 1 SMlNMaadli Lad 7400, 2.11. ILL Coal sad Wm. 123.31 1 lath Brill& Afollelillia all 1 46m &VW 1 Do. New .. 27. , AMP ot Ilki • M4 iiii. , io 120.e00 6 Pad Naar Lad k Phases' all 4 4pm 21. 50 Poahmulaz i Ofifflta Dim. all M. , , Da. do. 26 50. Porthod Iroa Oompias 14.6 281 Zogal Mail Mom 104. 1 &Mae Austr. bratmant all 14 11 pm 12.700 15 Jamb Amanita Lad 26 35 37 154,u44 1 *abmerias Tdograpla 14.4,40 luw VimDismaa" to 9 9 W 69 137 141 ►37 142 I li dir - 30 i 31% 37 le ILWAYS. 21 II lis 3 1 cll3 11 PI l 3 3 1= i 4141 i i : Si IS P= 31 31 Ms le tor dis I i f I I • I Ii 1 i 141. i it PS 74 8 $ll Me 74 111 HI If i pa 89 41 all 36j I 4 pa $ 1 413 I 11l 191 Idi par Il el ass 84 9 die sr 4 pa rs 3I 4e IWs sr 7 1t 3i $ ea 911 100 9111 t el a i at ei *4l 4 4 IS ne MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The public sales declared for tc-morrow consist of:- Sugar: 200 hhds. Barbadoes, 3,300 hays Bengal, and 7,000 bags Madras. Coffee : 90 cults plantation Ceylon, and 1,000 bags Costa Rico. Saltpetre: 1,000 bag.. The private coatract markets have a,umed generally a more steady appearance, but they remain inactive. TEA.-A full amount of business has been done during the lest two days, and the late advance has been fully asp ported. Otta.-Seal, pale, 371,105. to 381. 10s. ; straw, 341. to 351.; brown, 331. to 311. ; Sperm, 861. to bit. 10a. ; 11.1td.. matter, 831. to 881. 10s. ; Cod, 341. 10s. to 351. ; South Sea, 391. to 40/. ; Olive Gallipoli, 651. 10s. to (41/.105.; Spanish and Sicily, 611. les. to 621. 10s.; Cocoa Nut, 431. 101. to 471. ; Palm, 401. les. to 411. 10s. ; Linseed, 29/. 13s. to 301. ; Rapeseed, pale, 391. to al. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market remains steady at Saturday's quotations, Tim :—Town tallow, 565. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 555. 64. ; Oct. to Dec., 55e.; Jan. to March, 560. I'AUTICULAMS OF TALLOW. MI. 1102. Stock on Intel Casks. Delivery fart week Do. from Id June Arrival last week _ Do. from let J tine C 9,876 7,087 41,586 7.554 3!,c96 2.4 N? 39,023 4002 j 3.,092 IUL 39,131 1,341 411,231 1,8134 14,037.. Mee ii. C. per cwt. Do. Town 39e. 64. / 45.. 01. I 59..64. Arrival for the week ending Nov. 10 last year, 14.067 casks; and delivery, 3,750 casks. The arrival last week comprised 9,013 casks (ram St. Petersburg, 451 Australian, 406 South America, and 10 othq places—total, 9,680 casks. SMITHFIELD MARKET-THIS DAY. There are nearly Ramsay beasts as on Monday last. The trade is brisk for choice qualities, and prices are fully as gond for them. Inferior descriptions still meet with a dull sale, and do not make more money. The supply of sheep is larger ; however, we are not over-done with best qualities, and consequently they maintain late rates, but several lots of middling ones remain unsold. The mild weather is very much against the trade for all kinds of stock. Calves are selling about the same as on Friday. Our foreign supply con.ists of 1,756 beasts, 6,180 sheep, and 229 calves. From Scotland there are 20 beasts, and 2,300 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Per vtaa• of ins. 1. 1 Per stone 04 811 a. a. d. g. d Wag Beat, Herafor4 4 4 4 6 , 1106 tic.. a Bast Bbort-borna Second quality /)east.. 2 I 3 8 , De. do. et na Calves ........ ........ 3 6 4 6, Zwei awl oecosl.l vitvklit) 3 10 4 4 Mal lkyt Pr.. a IHalf-heals 4 8 6 2 Lamb. .. HOW. at market. 5,277; .beep a,d lamb , , 27,240; calm, 263: pigs, 310. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market is very firm for fine hops, but low and infcrior are not so ready a sale. Duty, 150,0001. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Holywell, 225. 64.; West Hartley, 20s. 61 . ; Walls End Haswell, 245. 6d.; Walls End Hetton, 245. 6d. ; Wells End Latnbton,_24s. 3d.; \Valle End Tim, Us. 6d.—Ships at BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. GRAVESEND, MONDAY, 10 A.Y. CLSTOMS RETURN. . - - Wind E.S.E., light and foggy; tide, five hours ebb. Arrived, the 6th.—Olga, from Memel; Char mides, from Kid ; Koran Marie, from Danzig; Soblominson, from Petersburg ; Ellidi, from Arendal; Salvador, from Fredericstadt ; Frederica Christina, from Petersburg ; Sophia Marta, from Frederick shall ; Catharine, from Fredericstadt ; Triton, from Soderham ; Pomerania, from Stettin ; Aurora, from Hernosand ; Favourite from Porsgrund; Arendal, from Hudickswall ; Grovende Kruth, from Namis ken ; Erin, from Skellefiata; Wider Kumpt, from Memel; Attent, from Rustingerseil. Nov. 7.—Hall, from Riga. DEAL, MONDAY, 9.15 A.x. Wind N.E., light, with thick fog. Anchored.--Southampton, from London, for New York; Egypt, from London, for Demerara, lost an anchor and part of chain. EVASION OF TUE LAW.—On Saturday, at the Ken sington Petty Sessions, Mr. Cornell, clerk to the guardians of Kensington, appeared to support some cues under the Removal of Nuisiii.ces Act, with reference to the piggeries in the parish; but there was one case, that of Charles Markiss, a pig -dealer, of Gore lane. This man's piggery, although in the midst of a neighbourhood filled with geotey War the site of the late Crystal Palace, happens to he in two parishes, viz , Nensiogton and St. Margaret's, West minster ; and as soon as he was served with a notice from ono parish he removed all his pigs to the styes in the other, and vice verso, and thus evaded the law. It was ultimately sosolved that the notices from both parish.. should be served en him simultaneously. CIVIC CHARACTER OF MILITARY MEN.—Military discipline, in depriving the man of camps and battles of the exercise of his own will, deprives him more than it does any other profession of that energy of character so necessary in the vicissitudes of political events. It inspires him with personal intrepidity, but divests him of civic con• stoney. Nothing yields so much and so quickly in the storm of revolutions as generals; they follow the noble pro fession of arms, but they follow it under every muter; they pass from one court to another, from an empire to a monar chy, from a monarchy to a republic, not like courtiers, but like servants—the sword of every hand which lends or gives itself to the last person that wears a crown. It is in the ranks of the army that we must look for the heroism of tentrage, but we rarely find there the heroism of independ mace.—Lantartine's History of Me Restoration. A WATCH STOLEN BY A RAT.—One night last week the overseer of a farm near 'hotly laid his watch on a table in his sleeping apartment, previous to going to bed. Towards morning, he was aroused by a crash of something that had fallen, and a rattling sound, as of something being dragged along the floor. He immediately got up, and found his watch was gone. He lost no time in pursuing the thief, followiog the direction of the sound, when he mime upon the watch at the mouth of a rat's hole, into which the rat had entered, taking with him the whole of the guard chain, and was only prevented from taking in the watch by the case springing open from the fall, which made it require more room than the hole would admit of. As it was, the rat did not seem disposed to lose his prize, but kept a firm hold of the guard when the owner tried to pull it from him.—Dundee Courier. A TIMELY EXCLAMATION.—" In a country town lived a famous parrot, supposed to be very old, of whim need to hear extraordinary stories, all now forgotten, except the following. Its master and mistre‘s had a tea patty, followed by cards. The parrot, which had been vociferous for cake while it was handed round, at last, as it was thought, settled itself to sleep in a corner, where its cage stood. The whist parties were formed, and but little talking ensued; the silence, however, was broken when the moment of reckoning arrived ; the losing. and winnings were disputed, and points were discussed, great excite ment took place, and passion had already begun to manifest itself, when, to the astonishment of evey one, the parrot ex claimed in a loud voice, ' Curse your card., ladies.' The mailable was stopped, a sort of awe cr. pt over the party, and an amicable arrangement took place, which was cemented by supper. The story, however, spread, and it was observed that there was, for some time after ' a grea t e r degree of moderation on similar occasions. MY mother was a witness of the whole scene ; and from her I base hard of another parrot which was clever enough to call the cat when it had anything to cat which it did not like ; for Matinee, the crust of toast, and if ' Puss, puss,' were not sufficient, used the moat catalog terms to induce it to come under the cage, when the rejected morsel was dropped on the floor. This artifice is sometimes used in cases of fear, as 1 once saw a eat with eyes fixed on a parrot, evidently having an intention of springing on the poor bird, which was chained to a pole, and which tried to avert the mischief by saying Dear puss, pretty poss.' incessantly, all the time keeping its eye upon the enemy."—difiv. Lee. 76 46 Bole= dome to4ay. u$ 31 a Its