The Express. — London, England, 1853-11-05 00:00:00

e-;e%.• i ••~~.. ..•• / -1 ... . , e c cc.-, • ;- 41- --.- C:, No. i-2494 - - EESTER sad HOLYHEAD RAILWAY.— C laisV%lC4/10% between ENGLAND, SCOIL&ND, and rittOLTI,V T I . 11 4 thlt ul os and after As let De. C 541 .,,, i 'Li:111111 be noised ere:. te.4?o tag 4 1; 4 11:".11. 4 w ELY er' ... "N t LyrEn awl tIOLTII U/ COM vANY, wbkh Lime Law. L,: AM, and liulyLeal st t. 1.1 J. 0. BEWGZit. W es; VlDarfer otbee, Che.ter. Ott. 24, 11113. A sT INDIA CADETS receiving appointments, ~.„..,r...,, cion . .o M... 01. Cam:ft it N will be furigehed with . ...q ‘ 11... Iv% tbif ttlt . 1 htlre Mil 01 en vutfit, with goontiteg ft :, . . the t n•rr .iu reypt oe the tWpw—CliftbilAN asd „„,.„%4 wawa, .r.ifing outattent, 11, Wissone-Weeet. Per. 1., „,.,1 wpm With .em4•ee within 100 miles of London, if m g -34 Co.'s T IL 0 n NI S SA L T an d I-1 ist.l% u.: Al E BREW k:RIES, B 1 1/1101.1/!I•TEENT. STOKES La dd* ........ • • .... 2:. koquifi.rd.,,kudt 77, L le .. ery-At ur. rret ! •saibmin Pull-rtrect. .!!!! 1 • Beek tI If. H•ll•lnia4trett. • •!. 4. M'ot! -.lnert. I ••!..• Crown-.Ury, t. , 17, Donnie-Ow. 111, New 1-n Entry, 1141wtrest. .endIFIVE OUMBAS.—Mr. WM. H. HALITE. the , sl ogrosft. 4! 2, Prampawbeirwisare, Ueda*, Inlbrala .fristaV tima Ms flirt OVINKA APPARAILSO 4 are now rawly. ... tee ealeroseurana fa, I& Pasekter an Medical lialeanleas. I'Tte (Efl3rt%% SHARE LISTS. Fauna IVIINING. 111.1 Isb Aherdema . . .... . - M. 100 Mettler, NO. 2. 7pm is.llscessi is Uttar II per 1, ▪ 1100 Calekalm glO if 1 3 ILliestet sal Holyhead 41 all Curb and Deadens . 61 all I Dmides, ratio, sad Aber. dem Josedoe 34, Rastanalisa(B l .loo , lo4.Ct. I f Do. dm (IL) 7 per 04.. 7.1 2 Do. de. (71. 17/47 per - Ot , eri liaet.Cse.date..3 p 4,11,4 fl; Mee do. Ilm 1 10 10 D. Newt per Oral. htnet 91 i 10 Rasinakmihrtpes.6pCt • 100 Beat Lancashire all Esit*WeetTorkJAmStlts "Rehr. Verth.Duaase34i ht. 1W O.sst Horthera3 perOaat' Si. I 10. , D. 3 per mid. Scrip, Re deemable at 14 pat pm' 106 110 10 10 D. 44 parent. scrip 4 pm 61' 41 01.401.1 1 1satra(1)1141thr Pi 145 4 . I:l47ost.lllMaSsat4ta Spc 54 7 dt., :04 D0.110•486/016 t 4 o.c 199 141 St 160 Dim kreinnelis 9pir el l 9, 100 IS I Lommildps lefintin P tlO die r ar itt. °lel) k DWG pe94Mllllsek 139 141 ht. IN erivii.Preta lora - - 9,. OUP New Genn., IMO!, - - SO 6 lanatilthWemOin.Thro" 2 3 pm 114 ILeademhrry 110aler. pith - - 314 ° all rierryielbralg.l.s 124 134 SS U .aleff.a.Llas.ma.Noi 6 7 10 IN Do. ?Ism LID . 9 94 on Ili all hlaryp.a te Cartlele, p -- pm 14.100 1 111,114adCesaktleJed.s1•C , 139 141 161 s Ditto l'T "UMW, ..... die 3-1 1100.Norldt treseakm... - - 't 100. Da. 5 per st. Rata. sea - ,10111 Do.WsreasyValley pet - lOU Monk British .„ 9015ndlidre 11 24 10 Defied, W•reester. s, e , Waiver.. 411.11pior Oen.! 103 10$ trit.o ditto ditto. 4 4pm 4nrestokainn.liew6, :. 94 101 AO ',Sit:sera Chersatnor.M.i Kim ; Ipm 164 174 10 Do. per *at ... 1 94 104 45 95 !•4/atli 1/4,44. 12 .4 10 Ditto Plied 44 per Cent par 4pm 144 all South VAllitr illasMag Aaa.lot *l. 100 D. 44 per emit. " 11.4 192 10 i dtli.lioetehirelperet.oear 19 14 1 I 1 WatertwaKllliemolmat i Lis St. 100 Pert, No-cmt14.44 wrw 01.71orik o: Iter.pardu!N N 17 5 Ditto Ditto -21 44 if • 10 turiatl4.s4id.ll.lll , s.rense 1 dim par The English railway market today was inactive, and devoid of any feature of striking interest. Ou the whole, this department has been relatively firmer than the funds. Most of the leading stocks show a reduction, and London and North Western was espe cially heavy, falling one per cent., but generally the decline was not marked. Some real sales have fol lowed the late rise; but, on the whole, the supply of &ma Ale stock is still inconsiderable. 9/ 99 s ad 4 4 i 6 1 Pm 16 pea 11 134 14 lb 40 S Se 111 Ito THIS DAY.--Two O'CLOCK. The railway market to-day is generally better, in sympathy with the improvement in the funds. Lan cashire and Yorkshires and Dovers have especially advanced. Business, on the whole, remains quiet. London and North-Western stock is now quoted 103 to 4; Midland, 61 to 4; Great Western, 81 to 4; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 641 to 631; Dover., 181 to ; Great Northerns, 201 to 1; and Caledonians, 261 to 27. French shares are a shade better than they closed yesterday. Northern@ are quoted 34 to 1; Stras bourse, 361 to ; and Paris and Lyons, 161 to prem. nensw•mv au•ites IVTI It.nw.v. Aawntset 11 Zan liOttlii.; - 01114 avol Lan 3neten lllrs.Wely. Seuraztellity p• sea, lAr....,iittakew IN Mu do. do. 20: —I 00 1126002160111wAra al: Chaster pad 11012Itead CArt wad Bat.:oa 45 Debtlit•st IldantJaft. nettlx.sitd•ber &ea lunatic's ... Iraii Aratim Fll7O - ,ftilers °..w. . I Cap.., ChM. nat. L 0.111.)_ - i;. — tiyd: - i: 131 201 4 1 4 1 31 13 11 die 111 IN dL 311 331 13, 134 13 13 44 VI 11 114 41 41 5 11 In 131 3$ 42 I 1001 Ito. slaw i sad C ass I los Alit Idessildss_ 'loe IddiuSsissi sea Enallifor or. !disbars►lk sad Midis ... .100 ItZalraiON reet4ini/m4O 111 29 3 GS 89 LI Ili Ile to 2 ss Si If; f 111 I 62 li N 6 1314 6 003 3 Me 1 64i b 101 i 10f 411 II On SO SOlge i 01 If as 114 0 74 •) IS 1 an _6 - -iii--- IIIN9. IN i Ma . g Ilkslase I Mess dome No. kharee Mums. Pale, Yesterday. Malay. -' - - --., - -- 100,00' I aim erM all 4 4 ^m 30,000 1 tAaglo Awandlea GM all 4 ,tle per 100,600 1,. .6 toile Californian ... ei iOPi ar 10.00 10 tAuptralsel..r. 40,000 4 Do. Coal Mining i O ,- , ..0 20 •Asetrallar 00,1 , 0 . sertrallan Cordillera leo,eno I aUatfaliai 74 , 741014 110.040 1 are Marla. ..1 , 4 d i. 10v.WA I triers Australian (loge J 1 1 4 4 dim 26,600 is •Isratallroa .. 113.3 7 6 10.000 31 4Brar..llnr,(l4..atSt pr Sal 64 74 71 4 6,000 SO Do. OtearaaadCabas al: 34 23 34 71,000 44 Do. IN. Joan Dal kO7 13 Si IS 110,000 1 CanoWe Owl 4 i die Par 12,004 40 03014 049,41 144,007 $ Mkielial OM-- .... I i Ipa II all In 630,6(0' Si: 104.071111 MP el Risk et 33 63 WOO IS 4.13,, trek 74pte_aiwt all 3 7 pia ad 70,0110 11 •Bwribssarellswoappr all 24 3 100,000 3 1 an " MOMP I WI"- e! 4 opm Dalekbleld - - 24600 20 tOtaiwil 12,000 1 anal Map et Mew all 1 dis pa 11.061 : Gnat rdeprilk al. 24 IMs 100,00 C LW IlaSkent. all 4 I 6 eta 40,014 Libm. •P 10,001 sum= SOMA lerioaliCalitara Geld Marla CruahlogOo.. all 4 0 100,610 Marlowlia 20,000 1 Weallswallt.aperkaa S 64 7 7 LON Sew Grampla . ..- all 4Ms pa: 4 60.00 New Lima MAN.Co. at - - 200,0110 Newman Mande . . al , 4 i p 14 10, , 20 7051.0332.L.31.k2.0 all - - 111.,00' 3 Part INallp SO 060 1 fames Meek al: 1 ela par 1‘,40. SO • Iran 7,4-0 M tla6ti.pMCake II' 4 2 44 10,000 1 Ms& Australia's-- all - -die 6,600 10 71, Croft 0.174 7 5 .7. 7 1 I Illatei Maltila all 3 34 Iva 1 wenn . ..... - - 100,000 I Wert Gr a n ada .......- . .11 4 4 dim 106,300 I Wee Mariposa. an i i a 1.0,000 1 Take • Trarairable be ataawatl des& ;raise 1 anbara it No. Ith. Barn. Pd. Yesterday; to-day. 14,4 lanstrolnela all 75 I 7 r---'- ~___._ 40 'DAL Oa liodifiltoiii . e . o: se - - 1 w.OOO to mow* loothoomploo all - 1 woos 25 cloeSitei Dirk ot Mks - 6 If I die 00.000 ID 101seet. ark of Ines. Aso c =and Chloo 2 f t me 20.000;100 , akwo 10) IComunorelifOff.ooWOO. - Xi 2.6,00 n 20 lase.. beet.. a Aust. Chart 10 i 1 718, 24.08), 10 ;Les. Mart. Dank of Aust 15 1 pa 10,00 60 , Landau and County - - 60.000: 10 I Loadoo Jolla Reek - 10 23 23 60.000100 I leisdots sad Worimimalor 20 33 55 PAM 100 INailuttal Pros. of Miami 33 - - 10.0ut, 20 Do. New. . - - 0.000 , 00 INationeleitninisd . - - 20.00 e. 9 .Now booth Wales all - - 7 51.e731 26 tirtentsi bank Coloseolloo all 47 418 20. kb ,Postnelal of Ireland 4. 10 i Do. Now MAIO 6, loyal Aostislime 2O - - 1 1 and acid Dep. Cu m I i dle 3.000 IS Snobs Amanita _ - ~•,, 20.00 u 26 'Doles at Amaral& 1 o.oov Do. New. .... 84.1,8. io ! usial of ir . tiOui.... 15.0 A, ...,, Union of !WM- .. - . all - ... 4: 11180 N LLA N NOUS. Closing I prim 1 Bobo= dons N. lib. MISCILLAYBOVIL \ Pd. Yesterday to-day. 3200 n 6 Albin Owl and Iron .. 1 6 1 - 7.-- 26.000.0 *Australian Agricultural : IT, 41 43 411514 12,60 1, 941 Aostralseien Pablo Nali 114 1 - - 60.000 10, MVOS/1M loyal Mall .- .1 8 - - 31 36.4e0u lul Mello Waterworks 1 lb - - .. . WWII* Amara= land , 304 68 fa 66.100 6111r1t, k Col. Smiltedoe.Co. 1 - - 10,006, 100,Cansda i 32i - _ 10o,ak , b,Cristal Palace ,l S f 10 pea if i 50,000 51 Do. Now ! li I 2 pen 2i 130. 4 Crystal Mow of Asses , 3 - - 6000 WI PAMIR Mean ......... - - 22, 201Eleetil 4 Telasosia ....lA,' 20 1 77 19 11.000 261 5)0. OD ,15 l2 14 23,0,0 16, 1112ns Navigation., 14 - - 26 7 44 .. r a.r itub lalopina Co 16 - - to, If M OMlllema- 6 - 60.0 b 1 v=.l et. /.fir ......1 M - - OAP 10 othoLloofi ra r!!!!!,_ 4 If %ems 2! I moo. N.B. 9tion woMp _ Namosunt ood oo. i . osor.. I _ 113.71 1 See* arida arrienlnelon, all 1 igen 1 05000 1 Do. Niro 1 * - - WOO ID Mont of Noi . 4o4lOnin, . .I_ .. ls' - - 120.0u0 6 Peel Shoe Load a Mlneral all I i t pen 61 1 f 10.000 80 Pembroke aOrlosiel atm. on - - DINO $ Do. — I 23 - - 60.000 1 2 i zir im b:S,.. all 1 - - Kiwi to Mom ........I 0 - - 106000, 1 Aosta* Aoste, Immanent' ell If If coE 12.201 IL 300121 Aosimar Land.... 26 ,36 3, asf 156.0(0 Ebulbm Telorn .... all 1 - - 10.000 104 Van , sen ,,, toad VC 15 16 I THE MEETING OF TUE BRITISH ASSOCIATION IN LtYERPOUL.—A numerous and influential meeting of the scientific and literary gentlemen of Liverpool, d by the Mayor, Samuel Holme, Esq., was held yesterday in the Council.chamber, at which resolutions were passed for the purpose of giving a suitable reception to the British Association, and committees appointed to carry out the objects of the meetinjf. We have no doubt, from the respectability and unanimity of the meeting, that the mem bers of the British Association will, on their visit in Sep t,mher, 1841, receive a hearty and hospitable welcome from the inhaoitants of" the greate.-1 seaport in the world." ANOTHER DEATH FROM CHOLERA AT MILLBANK PutooN.—Yeaterday Mr. Bedford held an inquest upon George Flattnan, aged 21, the sixth convict in this prison who has already fallen a victim to the epidemic since its recent appearance. The deceased, a house painter by trade, had bren received from Newgate in February last. He was under sentence of transportation for seven years, for larceny, after a previous conviction for felony. His health had beta good, and he had suffered no punishment or pri vation of any kind since he had come into the Penitentiary. On the 26th ult. he was seised with the complaint while he was at work whitewashing. and he died on Tuesday last. Dr. Daly complained strongly of the hotline houses on the opposite side of the water. When the wind blew from an easterly direction the stench was very bad, and easterly winds bad prevailed frequently of late. The Coroner deplored the state of the law, which did not enable the authorities to deal with these monster nuisances, and a verdict of " Asiatic Cholera" was returned. THE Lose OF TUE LEONORA, OF LLANELLY.— We find from what our correspondent relates that the fears expretwed as to the loss of the Above 'creel in our last week's /lerald have proved to be only too true. Sines oar last it seems that a rumour was spread in the neighbour hoed of a portion of the crew !mine arrived home. But upon inquiring it turned out to be false. There is no doubt now eatertained by the owners, Messrs. Wilkins and Co., as well es by the relatives of the crew, that she was the vessel referred to in ear last that was seen going down off St. Ann's Lighthouse. It seems the two other schooners, names unknown, were Ken going down near the same place, all the hands of which, it is feared, have perished. Captain Charles was as excellent seaman, an connate huslisuel, and kind lather. He has left a widow and five young children to lament his leil.—Stransea thread. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, 1863. MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY BYDNINO. After the extraordinary rise of the last few dap, the English stock market opened this morning with a weaker appearance, and, after exhibiting for a time rather marked depression, finally closed at a fall of net cent. from the closing quotations of yester day:Vile late rapid rally and the continued threa tening aspect of politics have led to fresh speculative sales, but it would also appear that bona fide stock has likewise come to market to-day at the higher range of prices, thus causing a diminution in the pressure for stock, and in the rate of " backwarda tion," or price paid for the temporary loan of stock. With the prospect of diminished charges on the "carrying over " of their accounts, speculators for the fall are emboldened to renew their operations now that the market may be assumed to present a wider margin for a decline ; and this disposition was further stimulated in the afternoon by the drooping tendency of the quotations of foreign exchange, and by intel ligence of a fall of per cent. on the Paris bourse of to-day. Stock, however, continues certainly scarce, and the balance of bona file operations seems to con tinue in favour of purchases, although the invest ments are reduced in amount since the late rise. Hitherto, it is apparent, that the public have steadily invested on every fall, whilst the "bears" have u pertinaciously renewed their speculative rules on any rally. As illustrating how completely the operations of the public are opposed in tendency to those of speculators, it may be observed that the price of money stock is above that for the ac count, and the quotation for the 10th Novem ber is above that for the December account. The two questions at present invested with chief interest to operators in the funds are, firstly, the terms on which the stock borrowed to complete outstanding transactions will be supplied by bankers and others, and, secondly, whether the course of affairs in the east of Europe will assume a sufficiently grave aspect to beget real sales of stock from public alarm. The idea now generally preva lent in the market, that no creation of new stock will be needed, as had been previously expected, to meet the claims of the non-commuting stockholders in January next (although it appears, as yet, by no means clear that the Chancellor of the Exchequer will be able to soften the fall of his financial scheme on terms so easy as this), has rendered the absorp tion of stock by the public during the late fall, a doubly important element of support to the market against the extensive " bear" operations still cur rent. The present scarcity of stock may be said to furnish remarkable evidence of the general pros perity of the nation during late years. So active and remunerative has been business in almost every branch, that a rut number of thriving persona of tile middle classes have saved money, for which eligible employment must be found. It is chiefly by the rush of these small renders to purchase at the lower prices lately current, that the market has been cleared of its supply of stock, and the present extraordinary scarcity caused. On the other hand it is evident, especially on any rapid upward movement, that there remains a strong disposition to effect speculative sass, based upon the prospect of war, upon the deficiency of the harvest, as likely to lead to a further sena of the precious metals, and upon the ulterior tendency of the money market. Consols were first quoted 94/ to 1 for the 10th November, and after a trifling improvement, fell to 941 to 1, and subsequently to 941. For money the highest price realised was 951. At the official close the quotation was 941 to 1 for money, 945 to 3 for the 10th November, and 943 to 1 for the December account. At 4 o'clock the price for Thursday next had declined to 943 to 5, but after that hour there were again buyers at the latter fraction. In the afternoon the " backwardatiou " had declined to per cent. The tone of the market at the close was not strong. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 941, 951, 941, 1,1; ditto, for account, 10th Nov., 944, 3,1, 4, I. Three per Cent. Reduced, 94, 931, 94, 931. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 96, 951, 1,1, 4. Long Annuities, 1860, 51, 5 3-16; ditto, 30 years, 1859, 5 1-16 ; ditto, 1860, 51. Bank Stock, 216, 214. Exchequer Bills remain steady at 2s. to ss. prem. India Bonds closed Is. die. to 3s. prem. Although the tone of the foreign stock market was rather weaker, in sympathy with Consols, prices continue steadily supported, and the stocks usually dealt in are but scantily supplied. Peruvian and Russian Bonds were well maintained, but Mexican does not fully maintain its late advance. We under- stand the half-yearly dividend on Mexican Bonds will be payable this month. It should be mentioned, however, that many of the bondholders are greatly dissatisfied with the mode in which this distribution of funds has been arranged. The convention made between the government and the bondholders ex pressly stipulates that in default of the revenues appropriated for that purpose produciug a sufficient sum to pay the dividends with punctuality, the de ficiency shall be male up from the other revenues of the state ; yet by the present arrangement the bond holders' own portion of the customs revenue is hypo t.,ecated for this purpose. There is more inquiry i..r the Spanish Committee Certificates. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 26 to 1. Spaniel' Deferred, 213 to 3 ; the Certifs., 43 to 53 per cent. I Peruvian Three per Cents., 30 to 52; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 71 to 73. Granada De ferred, 7/ to 83; ditto Active, 19 to 21. Russian Five per Cents., 112 to 114; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 97 to 99. Annexed is the list of the day's sales :—Danish Five per Cents., 103. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 941, 931, 94/. Equador Bonds, 51. Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 16th November, 261, 3,3, 26, 1. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 72; ditto Three per Cents., 505. Portuguese Four per Cents., 411, 42. Russian Five per Cents., 113 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99. Sardinian Five per Cents., 923, 93. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 211; the Passive Bonds (Converted), 41 ; the Committee's Certificates, 53, 5, 51 per cent. Venezuela Three-and a-Half per Cent., 321. Limited shipments of gold continue to be made to France, but as yet there is no general demand for the precious metal for remittance to that quarter. We understand seven-eighths of the gold brought in by the Argo, which amounted to about 540,000 L sterling, have been sent into the Bank of England this week. One eminent bullion broker's firm sent in upwards of 200,000/. The arrival was to-day reported of the Phoenician, which left Sydney on the 27th July with 29,649 ounces of gold, valued at about 118,6001. In the market for foreign exchanges to-day the tendency of quotations was generally downwards, especially on Paris and Hamburg, on m bleb places, as well as on Amsterdam, the supply of bills was very limited. Bills on Hamburg were scarcely to be had at the reduced rate of 13.31, and at this figure money remained over at the close. Paper on Paris was done as low as 24.95 to 971, at short, and 25.223 at three months. Drafts on Amsterdam were in re quest at 11.161. On St. Petersburg the rate was a shade higher, following the movement reported from that city. Bills on Vienna and Trieste, owing to the prevalent distrust of Austrian finance, were almost unnegotiable at the nominal quotation ot 11.30 to 40. The market for silver is very unsettled. Transac tions have taken place in bar silver for the Ripon, which has just sailed, at an advance on the previous rates; but these operations have been very limited in extent, and no definite price can at present be quoted. No portion of the silver brought in by the Magdalena has yet been sold. We uud, rstand large quantities of bar silver are again being collected in various markets of the continent for remittance to England, and subsequent transhipment to India and China. This, as was observed on a late occasion, is calculated to aggravate the unfarourable tendency of the rates of exchange, as between this country and the continent. Owing chiefly to the return of fine weather, which has caused field work to be vigorously pushed on, the oorn market to-day, in the absence of buyers, ' was very quiet, with prices ruling nominally at Monday's quotations. Had sales been pressed, lower prices must have been accepted. Count de Strselecki was this day appointed chair man and managing director, and Sir Tinto Farquhar, Ban. deputy chairman, of the Peel River Land and Mineral Company. Land shares were not so firm as yesterday, but yet show comparative steadiness. South Australian Land closed U. lower. Bank shares were well sup ported, and those of the Oriental Bank, being in de mand, rose 11. to 21. per share. Crystal Palace shares were flatter, closing 15-16 to 1 1-16 pm. London Dock stock has been dealt in at 110 to -1 ; St. Katharine Dock, 941 to 95; Australian Royal Mail Steam (81. paid), 31; Netherlands Land (4/. paid), 31; and Royal Mail Steam, 64. The third call of 31. 10s. per share falls payable on the new capital of Price's Patent Candle Company on the Ist December. The first call of 5/., making 71. 10s. paid, also falls payable on the shares of the East Orinstead Railway Company on the same date. The position of the Lyons silk trade is thus noticed in the monthly circular of Messrs. Milsom and F. Poy, dated the Ist inst.: Our public condition has received 2,716 bales during the past month. Such well•sustained oenvumptiou best indi cates the satisfactory position of trade in general. Never theless, the unsettled state of politics has had some influence on our rates, as you will perceive by reference to our an nexed price ea . Fine Organziaes are very scarce. and quotable even higher than last month. Our manufac turers continue well employed, and, with the settlement of the eastern question, fresh activi , y and the return te our highest rates may be expected. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, u received by Mr. Reuter's express : Amsterdam, Thursday, closing prices :—Dutch Four per Cents., 92Z ' • ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 611. Spanish Defened Three per Cents., 21 11-16 ; the Coupons, 55-16 ; the Old Threeper Cents., foreign, 44. Austrian Five per Cent. Metalling, 77. Peruvian New, 701. Portuguese New, 37 11-16. Mexican New, 25 3-16. Granada Active, 19 ; ditto deferred, 8 1-16. Equador, 3 15.16. Most of these prices are decidedly better. Paris, closing prices of this day, for money : —Three per dent. Rentes, 73.55 ; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 99.40. Bank shares, 2,800. The Three per Cents. show a fall of per cent., and the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. a fall of per cent. since yesterday. Vienna, Thursday :—Five per Cent. Metallies 91 5.16. Exchange on London, 11.11. Bank sh ares, 1,286. The Metallics show a slight improvement, but a continuance of monetary distrust is indicated by the steady rise in the exchange on London. The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the 29th Oct., is as follows : BAN K UT ENO LAND.—Accom.r for as via coding Oot. 2), 1853 s OIPAUUra aI. Now. Weed A7et,658,E50 Gosurnmesd, Debt. . ... other elesuritlis 2.n11,40 Gold Oats sad Bullies 14,693 S5O dilvss Holism 123.60,850 1 8:8.653,860 setts's° DIMISSIC MST- Proytki•OTV ()aphid L,14.55.1.0nd . tiovercuozot Peourttlee Row 3335.493 Quelud. Legg Weight Public Itopositallnrlu.L Annuity! _ ....... t11:03,1 72 liseheig, day. Utter Searitite . Commits. of N Dante, Note .. - - - Dobt,it .d Ige. Amu., 3,6Z3,809 i Gold r.std Alm Cote - 0,11.&14 Aber Deposits - - =*.. . 12,1CItt 1 •oeog-dgyastd. abet Buie 1.351.396 I _ 835.037.376 November 3. 1853. Y. £65.031.376 Chid e a This return, when compared with the previous week's balance sheet, shows the following results: Circulation issue Circulation active 22,987,330 Decrease 157,79.6 i Public deposits 3.628,899 Increase 725,764 Other deposits Government securities in banking department . Otheosecurities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Eleven day and ether bills 1,357,396 Decrease 13,663 The Rest The Reserve (vis , netts and coin in banking department) The chief changes above exhibited had been anti cipated, and consequently extended remark is need less. After a drain of several months the metallic stock of the Bank at length shows a tendency towards recovery, owing to the recent large arrivals of gold from Australia and the United States. Next week's return will also exhibit a considerable in crease in this item ; but it remains to be seen if the drain is permanently checked. After the decrease of 1,136,0891. shown in the previous return, there is a triffing increase in the Bank's stock of government securities. The item of " other "or private securities remains stationary, and indicates a steady demand for money without any especial pressure. LONDON COURSE OF EICHANOB.—Nov. 4. mar. Priors ea nenottate4 this day. 1 • Balls end IL Morey. Amsterdam per t stort 113. Nev.._ Ilft. 13At.. Ditto totterdam Antwerp Brunel. WIERIMIE sad Altars rude 371 limn. Sock:. 13mca. Ista St. Petersburg per ruble 371 peace ... 37i penes Purls part flixOrt 241 r. Vie. ... 23tr. 0/0. Ditto „ 3 Monthe23fr. 22sc. ... 23fr. 39.1. Marseilles 2slr. 23e. ... 23tr. 80e. . . Frankfort-on-the-Mum per Lift „ 1191. tr. ... 1191 it. kr Vienna (effective) per t „ IIL :ler. ... 1111. 32kr. Trieste UMW per dale: " 34 pease ... 30 peace Wu „ „ 344 Ante ... 30 pease Mei PP peace ... 50 pence Meamaine. „ "„ 491 pence ... 491 lance Ma ... . 33 pence .. 49) pence Ollnsitic " ~ 30 perm -. 49) prase 301 r ban Meal NOW par awit „ 44 pews ... 42 penes Palermo per ounce „ 1154 pence ... 115 react Nadas Liebon per orilrei 90 day* date 51: pence .. 53 ;epee Otxtrto Nii pence ... N pence New York di days diht 413 pewee ... 47j pence TEETII.—Ity Her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent. gees irber.t. 4 ow'. Patented appieetina of chemically , pee. .9 WU ITG INDIA Kt' WWI: la the emellenetioatof mamma it Gums, ..t P,,i.,te..-111r. 11.1'aallni nosamr. essesso. rj .1, Gr.•....r..tree:, ons,essreleare, tAble laellheer end " FA am arietwal, and i bealaatil lordtkn, oseddis In IN. i adids, dita do aml sh-nids fddidid di goodof of .... yea WHITE INDIA liNggin se s e s nmo se the e' fa Ow Flame. The ea t dMs Se =sa indld lady meted In a few e a 113 loge^ Wag bed* 1 :—All albarp edge. ale imags*. u isawhigiles me requital. a greatly miNiddiend, a amid elameteity hither= hpagebheabee. U odd Of TAO the most smarting ellgelllg. bissiod. a dile Ode Ouddade rid Pe ',ability of the mg* eihp=pit Ts. pm gee aggat Medd tethe ,a'j.butiag teeth Inge NM% si ,d a , ay ge steerptiell lithe Alleg. 11 , e egga stibiarrekams it „..gracy m the eneesieslly prepared WI. •it dad liglifd. ad. alt .... If • cwt./oft:mow, It of any triantnaure may alga Dome' .... WHOft he hatabra And retained us the =rate, al tutplesaustaele of IS; lama or m=ete tame at the lame that wlrgly reoeWed Arabia., pr.u.or nature et th, preperati ,A.-11. he abbbieed may et It, LIW FR 011.03VLIOR4111111E1, LONDON 12, Gfidred, Bad. 34. Cnuageratreau Sidantredfa-Tdd. SOUND and WHITE TEETH are not only indir wieldy requisite to a Orris( 'Markt is both tomes, but tls7 rm pout.arly appretiatal through hie ea s blemiag Wilde emadaetre SO W the you...set Malta and longevity. Among the various prepare. tai tow sailed kr Ms purpose, ROWLANDt? ODONTO or MAIL rt. DOTIFIUCI Wade twinned is eradicatlag all tartar MI sea to i a prat-11k e a !Weems WIN manielled eurface. H ▪ Ay rots st IsdWrut d ear, remitting the gums Ina and red, ft bag the teeth Indy la %Mir rockets; met, from its a:elastic Has. Ltd mee, martin sereatarea and purity to the breath. Prise Id. per is ▪ Csidais.-11a wards, "Rowlands' ()deals" ere (sib* kW, sad It "I. Ilinrind art Ogee, fa, itattua.gardes," on the goseraatest camp. It Meld by them lady etweeaints sad perfumers. fa IRELAND. DIIIILIN. Nov. 4. From the more detailed accounts that have been received of the inundations in the south of Ireland, it appears that the ravages of the floods have not been confined to Cork, and that they have been at tended with lONS of life and property to a most disastrous extent there and elsewhere. According to one account, so many as thirty persons are sup posed to have lost their lives by t fall of the bridge in Cork, bet that statement is, it is to be hoped, greatly exaggerated ; and the probability is that not more than lune or ten lives were sacrificed. The arch did not fall so instantaneously but that those who were over it could perceive that it was giving way, and had therefore a moment's opportunity for escape, which some availed themselves of. The oo currence took place in the middle of the day, and the bridge which was destroyed was one of the chief thoroughfares of the city. In other localities, too,loes of life has been caused by the floods, and an incalcu lable amount of injury has been inflicted by the de struction of various kinds of agricultural produce, which, owing to the lateness of the season, is unfor tunately still exposed to the effects of the weather in almost every part of Ireland. In the inquest held on the body of Mr. Nagler, who was drowned by the upsetting of the railway omnibus, in the floode between Dunkitt and Water ford, the jury attributed the cause of his death indi rectly to the grand jury of the county of Waterfxd, for suffaing the road in the locality in question to remain in so unsafe a state. It has been decided that we are to have a perma nent memorial of the Great Exhibition of 1853, in the shape of a National Gallery of Art, or permanent exhibition of works of art in Dublin. For this Ire land will be indebted to the munificent liberality of Lord Ward, and to the generosity of some of the other noblemen and gentlemen who sent their pri me collections to enrich the picture gallery of the late Exhibition. On Tuesday, a preliminary meet ingot acommittee forcarrying out this object was held in Charlemoot - house, the Earl of Neath in the chair, when it was communicated to the meeting by Mr. l'igot that it had been called at the suggestion of several nobi.emen and gentlemen, who had thought it advisable to take advantage of the great interest which had been taken by the public in the recent national exhibition of works of ancient and modern art; and with a view to the formation of a perma nent exhibition of such works in our city, for the cultivation of the Fine Arts, the general improve ment of the public taste, and ultimately . the esta blishment of a National gallery of Art in Ireland. The secretary stated that the proposed plan had met with the cordial support of the Lord Chancellor; and of the Chief Secretary, Sir John Young (whose ab sence, as well as that of the Chief Baron, from the' meeting, was caused by official business elsewhere), of Sir George Hodson, Bart.; of the Right Hon. Alexander Macdunnell, as well as many others; and he announced to the committee that Lord Ward had offered in the kindest manner to leave in their charge for exhibition during the winter all his splendid paintings lately in the Great Exhibition, and that Lord Yarborough had, with similar liberality, placed his magnificent Turner at their disposal for the same purpose. A permanent committee was appointed and other steps taken to cany out the object in view. The work of removing the valuable contents of the Exhibition building proceeded daring yesterday, under the superintendence of numerous exhibitors. The centre hall and the side buildings are already extensively cleared, nearly all the products of the manufacturers of soft go‘ds having &sappers& The picture gallery is divested of numerous works. The machinery department is still full, and the organs ire untouched at each end of the building. Statues and valuable productions are scattered through the cow somewhat desolate halls. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. OXFORD, FRIDAY.—Lord Robert Geacoyne Cecil M.A., of Christ Church, and Mr. Arthur George Watson, B A., of Bslhol College, were yesterday elected Fellows of All Souls College. Mr. Arthur Edward Robinson, the senior in the list of aPholors at Winchester College, has been admitted an actual llow of sew College. - IttFERMENT. The Rev. Charles Vernon Itolms Sumner, to tho Rectory of Ringwsuld, in the county of Kent. victs( r. Rectory of Deal, in the county of Ken', by the death of the Rev. A. H. Duthie. • TUE SEMI-SUICIDE AT AsILEY's. Yesterday morning, upon inquiry at Vlrestrainater Hospital, it was ascertained that the unfortunate man, (brow Palmer, ex pired at one o'clock, from the effect of the gunshot wound. 11, had rbeeiced an eztenw , laceration of all the parts toccerned in the turnutton of *he :.,nees, and al.o the dor sal& of the tongue ; the nbuse:es were turn away from the lower AM t# Ole light eds. toe Okres, k i►oauw«an l ,Onst Ilenbirra ... It. 100 lb. A. SHIM 11. 1 100 Do. B. Bina • I log Ot.Nottb. sad Wept..ties„, Grist Wears 11 {Dal tom! .. dl rawer led errs .. MAW* ben tmesrilre De. Was D. Ds. Wait 111.7Segiskt teas Meabsii . Isalessia arkwal . 7 I twaitilway.6 tratheel oo al 6. Cow !Us Assess a Palk-Wee. Do. kr Worry De. Was . . ► i.(C Do. Eigiilbs.. Leedom O a slesaiWeeisel N ASO . De.. . 4agfaarnii till 2 4' M. IGO I I 0 I ISi * II De .n 7=attassio ,‘ . ilni:eaDerby I 111d.O. 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Durum's ... i tEs ~ ti 4 . 1 ii d. i II a• 74 S S3J 74 t 76 716 i 6 la/ pm ,9 41 if iii I 4 pia 3 I dia Ise IS, I die par If 9 sf dla 114 g. a IA1 11 (wA :forth4rn cr Frio .e. . De. all. A per et. No .1 1 'tat H. It Moles. 0,..) llorwaglaa Traak Praha. Paris ea 4 LT,LOA Prz.s gad Or?•aas . Paris aad P.ourc PleP mind mrs, l'AisAke..aatlebertourg Onities Nei end SOME .1114 Harr, Royal Male's Royal Rwottlak imam sad Pere L. 14 per ORR. Prelim death Straara or hams Ida par amain or 2 4 pa Roar lads ler* rhea Maslen 4 44 pat Dxs pr oest.Pre lde par •swere a* pa igeommel Kwitaerlsod l4 10. srilead SI II Ala THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. The English stock market to-day has again shown itself insensible to unfavourable political reports, a decided advance having taken place, chiefly owing to continued purchases on the part of late operators for a fall, who are uneasy at the approach of the settling day. Consols opened 944 to for Thursday, and, after touching 95, are now quoted 941 to 95 for money, 09! to I for the 10th Nov., and 94a to for December. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 93: to 94 : the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 95: to 96; India Stock, 253; South Sea Stock, 113; Bank Stock, 217 ; Exchequer Bills, 2s. to 4s. prem. Prices of foreign stocks are generally well main tained. Mexican is quoted 26 to ; and Spanish Deferred, 21; to 22. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 724 to 1; ditto Three per Cents., 504 to 51 ; Sardinian, 93 to 1; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 444; the Certificates, i per cent. ; Chili= Six per Cents , 101. MINES. -+- FRIDIT EVENING The home mining market has been less active than yesterday, and in some cases prices are barely sus tained. Generally, the transactions have been un marked by any distinguishing feature. Tincrotts show a downward tendency. The sales reported to us are :--SonthCaradon, at 295, 300 ; Alfred Consols, 251, 26; Grambler and St. Aubyn, 231, 25 ; Wheal Trefusis, 17 ; Fist Tronloeb, 61, 61; Wheal Tre mayne, 6, 61; Bell and Lanartb, 91, 10; Trannack and Bosence, 51 ; Wheal Speedwell, 545.; \Wheal Chiverton, 71, 8; Wheal Uny, 91,10 ; Cook's Kitchen, 21, 2 7 . The gold mining shares were a shade less firm to-day, but there was scarcely any variation in prices, and business was very limited. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were voted 1 to 1 prem. ; British Austres Ilan, fto die. ; Port Phillip, 7-1' to 5-16 dis.: Nouveau Monde, ; to 1 prem.; Agua Fria, 1, to prem. Imperial Brazilian shares were again in demand, at a further rise of 10s. per share. Copiapo shares [THREEPENCE. rose 11., and Linares also showed an improving ten dency. The W est Indian descriptions remain heavy, and Metcalfe Copper have fallen to to premium. This is certainly an extraordinary fall from the price of 18 premium within a few months. It will be re membered that, when the prim of these eharce stood at about 14 premium, the chairmen of the company ad vised his fellow-shareholders to hold their shares. Thenominalciosinn• a prices of new undertakings are as follows :—Mizenlfead, I to 4 die.; Lewis Hill Range, Ito / dis. ; Cologne Lead, to ; dis.; Clarendon ( of - Jamaica), par to pm.; Britannia Gold, 4 to I per w. ; New South \Vales Coal, to ; die.; L'Aigle d'Or, ; to 4 dis.; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, 4 die. to 4 prem. ; Mount Carbon Coal, ; to die. ; Kenmore, die. to 4 pm.; Lake Superior Copper, dis. to par ; to die. ; Glenonlin, Ito dis.; Australian Mutual, 4 to I dis. ' • Chartered Australian Land an 1 Mining, 4to dis.; Golden Mountain, ;to dis. ; Poltimore, par tot prem. ; Great Crinnie, par to y pm. ; Garnett and Moseley, ;to 1; prem. ; Sue (of Jamaica), par to / pm. • Met ciefe (of Jamaica ). 4' to a prem.; Carberry Vest, / tow die.; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 to 01 die. ; Australasian Coal, Ito die.; Liguanea (of Jamaica), to die. •, Port "loyal (of Jamaica), / to prem.; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, dia. to par; Australian Consols, to I dis. ; Albion Gold, to I dia.; Luckamcr Copper, '4 to 4 dis.; Angar ! rack Console, par to 4 prem.; New Linares, 4. die. to par ; Great Ficwas United Tin, die. to par. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. There is very little business going forward in the gold mining shires, and prices are generally un changed. Colonial GL Id are quoted Ito prem.: Agua Fries, to j prem. ; Nouveau Monde, to w prem. ; and Greet Nugget, 3-16 to 3.16 prem. Australian Ag:!cultural shares are quoted 411 to 421; Pcel River, to t pro.; North British Aus tralasian, !, to I prem.; and Scottish Australian In vestment, 1 9-16 t 3 1 11-16 prem. Linares shares have been deal: is at 12 ; Imperial Brazilian at 7,i to 7; ; aid Sartingo at 44. COMMEJWIAL AM) MARKETS. TALL( 'X MARKET.-THIS DAY. The talbw rd.i..ket is very quiet to-day, with very little dispoliti: u JAI, purc:.ao.•; prices aro accor•liogly lower. T )wn :76.4 r rash: l'etcraburg Y.C. on the ;pc:, ;Is. 6d.; Oct. to Dec , 555.; Jan. to March, .36v. to 561. 3)1.. MALL T Avattanes.—Town Tallow, sOr. Ga. ; F. 4 by .iitto, 35.2 d. ; Yellow Russian, fris. 6d. ; Melted Stuff, 4.55. : rough ditto, 28t. Gd. ; Tallow Graves, 18,. ; good Dregs, S. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Day:. reports a large 'apply and trade dull at rather lower Prime meadow hay, 306. to 1101. inferior. ditto, 701. ; rowan, bit. to 455.; clover. 90s. to 1265.; moat' cut, 704. to 110 s.; straw, 366. to 40s. COVENT-GARDEN.-THIS DAY. Vegetables and fruit continue to be well supplied. Englirh grapes are sufficient for the demand. Pears chiefly consist of Marie Louise, Brown lieurre, Glout Morccau, Crassane. Cnsumontel, Duchess d'Angonli , me, and Pane Colmar. FiAserts acid cobs are scarce, and somewhat dear. Some ntw chestnuts have jut made their appearance. Import:- flints of potatoes ticris the Continent are still kept up. C mots and turnips fetch from 2d. to 4d. per hunch. Pots. tors are much diseased. but prices for them keep up. Mush rooms are more plentiful, Cat flowers consist of Pelargo a:swag, Fuchsias, Rases, Mignonette, and tree Carnations. FRUIT. Fine Apples, per lb., Is to As tit..loses, per ICO. 3. GI to Se Grap..,Sothou.e, p. lb., le to is' d I Almonds, per peck, Se titi Porturt. per b., !A to le sweet, per lb., 2s to Is App'es, pet built, Ils to Cl Chestnuts, per 100, Is to 2s dessert, per hs:r-siers, Is Filberts. p.lOO lbs. 95s to lloe toy Wslnuts, per 100, 1. to Is id Fears, per doz., Is to 34 Nuts, Barcelona, per bush., 22s Lc moos per &sem, Is to 2s Cobs, p. 1402 1b5.,1201 to 14's VEGETABLEA. Cuobasee, per doz., 91 to le CNUALOWIMP, each, 4.1 to Is (keens, per doz., 1,6 d to 3s Primes Sprouts, do., Is rd to 2a Potatoes, per ton, 605 to 160. per ern.. 5. to 75 - both., 2e 6.1 t. 36 Sd Cob., per dos., 6d tc 6.1 Cos, per 'core. 9d to )r1 COIN Salad, p. ht sieve. .11 lc Is Smell &ead. p. pun., W to 'tom *With, per WI. 2s tole Muiairootor, per p0t..1t.0,11c, "Os id boehel. ,ite,t.cd to !s ir ~ Turnips, par don, to 03 to 3s 0.1 Cr.eussberoeseit, dd !* Is per Sorrel, iin half e Ad to If Artichoke% per, foe., Se te 5f C:.ery, per bund.e, IYd tc, le 6d (trots, p. doz., 4e to Gm St inset, per Mere, le to t r, per doe., Is to Is tid Or:ons, Spuoleb, per .loe., le to 31i per bushel. 70 dto 2e leeks, per bunch, 21 to :Al so.o:lote, per lb., 61 to 8d l",arllc, per lb., Gd to 8d . -- L --- iiii..s7 iii.:Zje to 1. 6 1 Fennel, pr bunch, 2d to 3d barmy, per bullet', 2d to 3d IThyme, per bunch, 2d to 3d Parsley, per dor bunch' le rid to k Mint, green, per bunch, 21 lIWO, green, per bunch, 1d Marjoram, do., do., 2d to 3d Watercremee, p. 12 bun, ril to C 4. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, Nov. 4. PROMOTIONS. Chiet Engineers G. Wiciler, F. Harris, M. Johnson, and W. G. Written, advattecd from 3rd dass to 2nd class. Second Masters W. W. Riddell (1346) and F. T. Jameson ;184.5), to be Mestere. APPOINTMENTS.—Second Master E. 11. Hills (1KI:), to the Royal George, 120, screw steam sbip. at Sheerams. _ _ . . Paymaster J. C tlwell, to the Agamemnon, 91, screw steam ship of 550 horse power, at Sheerness. Mate J. H. Ilatch..rd (1852 j, to the Frolic., 16, sloop,' at Portsmouth. Ccief Engineers of the 2nd class G. Wicker (1853). to the &moom, 18, iron screw steam ship, of 330 hawse power, at Portsmouth; S. 11 ttris (1853), to the Horatio, 21, screw steam guardship, of 23 0 horse power, at Shetrnass ; M. J . thnsou (1853), to Firebrand, 6, paddle wheel steam frigate, of 410 hone power, at Woolwich; W. Ci. Written (1h33), to the Styx, G, paddle wheel steam sloop, of 280 nest power, at the Cape of 00041 Hope. Midshipman Hon. A. K. 11. Legge, to the Diumnd, 7.8 at Sheerness. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, 10.30 A K. Wind S.S.E., moderate, and foggy. Arrived.—Lan,:tosta from Callao. QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 3. Wind S.E. Arrived.—Diamond, from Bahia ; Costc.:nano, from Odessa; Mary Bayley, from Oalatz ; Eliza Keith, from Quebec, for Cork; Derwent, from Quebec, for Conway; Miltiades, from Taganrog. Off.—Saxon, from Demarara. DUBLIN, Nov. 4. The Firefly, from Liverpool, for Hayti, has been wrecked off the coast of Wicklow. A portion of the hull and part of tle cargo have been recovered. WEXFORD, Nov. The captain's desk of the Fireiiir,ar.dsome shirts and prints, have been picked up at Jack's Hole. No traces of the crew. GLASGOW, Nov. 4. The ship Victoria, which left the Brownielaw to day for New York, took fire whilst proceeding down the Clyde, and was burned to the water's edge. BELFAST, Nov. 3. Put in.—Ti .e packet ship Ashburton, from New York to Liverpool, with loss of yards, sails split, &c. GRAVESEND. SAITIMAY, DIV, A.ll Cr.TUM•IIOLIY RritHN. Wind E., fine: tide low water. Arrived, Nov. I.—Jonge Johannes, from K berg. Arrived, Nov. s.—Hanover, steamer, from Rot terdam; Seine, steamer, from Boulogne. Sailed.—Triton, steamer, for Calais; Falzc‘n, for Algoa Bay; Belgium, for Ostend; Caledonia, saamer, for Hamburg. DEAL, SAIL RDAV, 9.21 A .1 Wind S.E., fresh, and hazy. The American ship Plato, from Shields, for l'ai ladelphia, leaky, will proceed to Ramsgate. o..°l'ln.eil7tlee'rsrrPhi other things, openly ilrn, king n a r o s a r .l...l p .T .c d tin p g ubl t i b s , he . ! ,, b r o ic tn ish e the writer says, is very much s:e a : l et T ‘ih h r.a o ' ugh he conforms very i:tip t o om i t 4. 0 t t a: ° n e ch y Edt etan i t i , hp t : t p h, ,eee. customs—amongrl at table. He has no herem, but one wife, an Austrian lady from Transylvania. He is a perfect gentleman, a noble h-rsemar, and an indefatigable soldier. SAXON AnCIIITECTUSE.—Throughout the whole of the Anglo-Saxon period, domestic habitations were gene raily constructed on a small scale, and were adapted only to afford protection from the weather. Style in architecture there could be nene; all must have been alike rude, inter nally and externaily. It is not improbable, however, the house of the Saxon thane may have exhibited some come decorative ft , iturcs. The partiality of the northern natiory fur carving is well known.— Turner's Domestic Architecture.