The Express. — London, England, 1852-10-20 00:00:00

• d ar i ettarl.- -. < 4,06.A444--A7 Alt; ......,..--....... 11 Tiii 7 (o:,r43rt4% No. 1,922.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 20, 1852. "THREEPENCE. RAIL WA Y& NINES. wHE DAILY NEWS. Wen Yonlag Paper, pea 311, Withal Om" the DAILY NEWS le at Ur bowl a Ute Ile. al Waal Istisis. adeinatiag toe owkwasso hells twaniat t .,,. MEdtMpnIIW rearm% whether yolitleai, wit* , Petend vein at Ns General Pretre,—ln the aseaney et lb s. -la the ample, trothtut, sad iwpartial eltaraoter a IY r ,,,,, l ,,,ta s esre, rod I. the varied raweanaeand wennieralal sortsised Is the Cur, Railway. owl Soselsei Ratiolob— trr rf;Oi itawapeased. ia,we Ortailei U 4 of Shipping than any other „:,.. l eely early report of Shipoiu in the lodise Seas by every aed—and the only daily .ing Report, with prism mywhera. It oliresro Reel to rolstjr% SI being the oat, paw b o w s t h, *Web ere:mks, and las always ezelnde4„ trim Its eulanas s• oerneo• revertirseso. s , lro c ,so pubbc Loam is 'haws try the Ind Mara et iot the year IliSo to Ca bind* Ladle Itewapep i tnrC • .t be soss Rut piper (tlor pawns by more than • Inn) had in dare Isom brutes ho three oldint coroostitsn barabllobod. Sboass Woo& Rousso Csocerteui 112,147 71m5r10r Po.r . 1:72 .... 129.000 rt.sm. 11, us,. ttLY NEWS _ .E4ll I:isamoo • - ,o•olsbett saintearbor of fhb wales Jaunt, the following ',costly meowed by or • Dad, %ems ' the yourpoo l t in t g a : tbo lain mortise r , . tao Sul It look btitt round and &Wont Imo—orpte. omolotootty Out eroarrystm labora.lom obi* to dandy thit 1044 a operate of roglao.1; awl already. telH lb. owned Mabel. •r,*.r.6..n of IM rototritooll doily or sod wllb lir Myatt oottflot ..f adoerttorarato -ant to I.lt. • •—•lrtolsod by my pAitini moor tbut catreopredo tottlt Us ommeoretal * oot of oaf boolttetior or Nroontssa tar WO= ;Of oi too Vttlt., to. It lawns-stree. Vilobaboob Iforlon. MENTOR LIKE „..4 ASSUItANCJI COMPANY. hatnenbral (hpatal, SUMS& H o CrAre :re Poke at RIVTIAND, llon. :be 1 art VITZWILLLAN, /AA. 11.11.6. star .1011‘ Ptah tt I. vAtt.. Marna& OGMOI Br I.lt nat.% llnhltlhatS, Orpely ambler. AdvAhnoccottenat thar t'. rataar. which le empeeed et Memel Praantr:ary lantnebre: The wanly rf a Asbncslostl =vital f sat,' 00. Is IL ?rut.: Branch. the hbuta t the erode , me Molded menet ate Midis ur poltope o which IS/VII NO presiesa Mee bee. I•rt In the Beer:man knack. the Warhol pendia vete, of premium evo.-tect with the ....Antra , the 1.0.4. d. I%V:A perm tun ha.t Ho premiums IN the trot MRS yeers. sad niere.t..ne ytemiuea ..hameara.. At theanlimpt) ow ISta. rn *wed at the sedisary rate yaws es bona I•Vh a tu.l. tag , eddsttoeal charge IN bore to reseed to of I art ,4 the env,/ avail •osimup.as &Bowed me meek selkeleek led walk In t.uss tetteet • molest Import Is glees. the lee le peed lei the 016114133 J• tm `m , hit, emir Isom of tram& he over elder Ikete of Dimino. WWII MOIL Momper. IVSE and COMFORT is SHAVINO.—B. and V'' 11. conTAss , CANTW.d !PROP, et ModriMlrrei Clime Muroran, mina thane, rem to *be moot Mae M. I'M t .„..m e traumata ;a &am that mat minuet mime% Mr. aats• ▪ •• I bare mob Mel et leer Lax Strom mol le• it to • httn awl any 1 have Mamie red der enter • MOM raring lettr4Mlit•furetn.esndeeleerekelwooere. — t. true to Warm M. eed & dorm& lemetton. Mt. Fes roorrtumnr. Lestbm" where tbr Map, am., may be obtaleatl, and .• 4 . terreetem:a. ll d., , rad ea. amt..-013WVANV I..alistly mowed Mown. Tooth ?wader tad Sharing Powder. IRELAND. Drays, Ocr. 19. Althomth the subjoiocd communication comes from Outland. it contains some curious intelligence which moot materially affects Ireland. I give it with the 01i-creations upon it in the Evening Mail, which WWIS us that it comes from • well-informed corre spondent ti.saiow, Oct. 15.—The purchases for Ireland at the t Alhark 'lusts and other gnat fain, have been this autumn et unprecedented extent. From what I can learn, about 11.0.000 head of sheep sod black cattle are now waiting for an an. of transhipment. The steamers between Glasgow and Dublin, Glasgow and Belfast, Derry, he., are all en cant d for the mit month to come ; and parties reaching ii.a. f row now with stock, have to go a distaste* of fear miles Irom the town to procure grate, sad must bide their time.' It narht be well, perhaps, if additional steamers were put on during the continuance of this 'magnificent weather. The sheep and cattle hers mentioaed ((says the Mail) are, an fart, the capital of Scotch sgrienltural colonists who ate est, raig Ireland by one portal, while the native Irish are making their slit daily and hourly by a down of others. Whet political end social effect this strange process of tress resin may ultimately bring about, time alone nut tell. For the linguae* is no doubt that it has soddenly impart. d :1:;=1 to the old congested sea ifeie trams. Aa Iss • bears time hem to minra. has began to 'algal' all classes of our tiessityman. Drum varies* quartos we hear the gratifying iatelligemee that markets an brisk end good ; that rents were sear better paid; that the poorhouses are empty, and that the most lamentable stagnation exists in the trade of agita tion. The Needy Knife•grinder was net mare imensible to the patriotic stimulation of the Fraud of the People, than an the Irish masses to the religious equeft•meigen. The franks, of the social system seem to be trweil from • weight that oppressed them, end it may mime te pans that the new blood now is none of being introduced will bring sufficient strength to enable the cnstitatiam to Fargo itself of mita, other pee:cant humours. The //woman contradicts the statement relative to the dissolutia• of the Catholic Defense Associa tion, and the withdrawal of Mr. Wilberforce. We are authorised, says the Freeman, to ansonses that the whole story is a simple inventioa ' withenn any foundation, except such as may be fou nd is theists temporary absence from Dublin of Mr. Wilbedme• himself and of most of the members of the eon settee. _ _ -• • At the meeting of the Dublin corporation yester day a notice of motion to the following effect wee given That the Right Hon the Lord Mayor and the corporate Akers, together with such mintben of the council u may Ouch proper, shall proceed to London at the proper time to attend the (sacral of oar illustrious countrymen awl fellow einsen, the late Field Marshal his Grace the Duke of WI& iarion Mr. Pim brought forward at the meeting his me tion for an application to government to obtain a grant from the ilimmtsseut of Woods aid Fends and Public Works to aid thew is the exesnties of the improvements ameassed etr prcgested is the city of Dublin. Mr. spa bin support et his motion wane clever one, and malessed mine steins statistical matter. He awed that WOOL is as nually levied by the Woods and Fends sir ballad, and that of this sum only worshing mew 16,000 i. a year is spent in Irehni, the ramekin 60,000 L going, as he stated, for the sededillsbnelit Of Lea= and other works carried as in Avid. The mats, which was one for a meoassial M the Lord Linemen* on the subject, was awned A deputation from the =se:the late Cork Industnal Exhititien had in interview with the Lord-Lieutenant yestsetleff. link shiest was to ob tain aid fer the **A efpressrviag Ike Exhibition building fm Mare sm. and tratist r =it to a site where It may le 'any For this they to have t o sum et 4001, paid E ll by them to the pollee for extra duty, rsdamded; and his excellency piontised to recommend their appli cation. It is understood that the commission for the franc. Wiest and publication of the ancient Irish Bretton laws, as recommended by Lord Clarendon at the close of his government, has actually been isswed. The work is to be executed in the same way as bee been adopted for similar collections of ancient flazas and Welsh laws, and the undertaking of it has given great satisfaction to the literary classes in Ireland. Mr. Dapping, stipendiary magistrate, and a large force of constabulary, are located at iiilkereen. (lades, county Galway, to prevent inseeslime en the oyster banks of Lord Campbell, Chist Judie, now the principal porrearoc of the Cennsment estate. Informations have been ordered by the magistrates of Portadown against atztes• pumas engaged in a riotous attack made on • Ihnsral pressaisa in that neighbourhood on Sunday week. A number of per- I.nns attending the funeral belenged to • Roman catholic burial society, and ware scarf' trimmed with green ; and they were atteeked with stones by a mob of young men of the graft party, who came to the assault shooting the usual eseplitnente paid by the Orangemen to the Peps aid popery. The following correspondent's Las taken place on the subject of trade with ratters' : Cork, Oct. 6, 1862. My lord,-1 am requaatad by the comunitto• of air eh•nts of Cork to bring seder year lordship's pardaldof re,hee a salves of very peat Imparteme r timobn trade, which is the staple treth er as meth of IsebteL As the pewee menial the impart Owns Isend WO! Pap turtle saverwas it so Mid= of DMA sod MOM pis. due. are andiron menials, sod some very ssedisable redactions have bass already took so sum elf Ora Our from Lidos ladarm as ail flo yoriale mialskos an 'ell iodised es carry oat lassaily than moloaliaos if they eau make Meet spiel Mo Winans of the glass latortored du ttoso neatturlao folk.. Mingo wkw howls late rrwfl r Nib wild hattoo. Oa Oh Mile a mbar duty is lodide 'wafts tO Ito On any to forty-live erderma Tb, lleaumreelem of this heovy the mama teals is butte. dm the city of CVA... has hilea off tree 80,080 Mho, valued riot sesellm, alma 16.tadt ilettiao. Tour kolas* M al th i t , Cr:low seriously this imeenat Ina* of oirmsoso ianeasiby this alma poultitillory lov i rz a m whis k with " we had he so mai proes_a lord internam The Imialisatioa ray Noiptiod the duties no Trona wises and Po/minim, winsome tin tam of this tamp of oramereial policy*. the part of Pattogoi ; but the manias of aserehaats of Cork are ialimod that Uposelk Nagano gerveramat is weU disansel os ober this a asti thas the holasme of the Drithh MUM at UM; mold araterially arisein &Maim ihr the moth of it Ireland a fele share in the volastioa sew helm lewd& The in somainse ea ere, throws► me, as sae of the maim of Owls city, respectfully to Mitt your lordship to beim that ialhunc. to bear in basal offal mat hapartostieade ; ni and bans. 1111retipTOCIM TNIMMIMM malmplotal is Ponta- n guess wins., that care be takes, whoa altenes to Will a. of both eoustr:es, that this Mode is Irish baste to Moo 41 • iota tuasiderstion ea favourably as say other Wises of pea- M dm of the Visited Ylareima. I have further to submit to year lordship a list of the prohibitory duties .ow levied in ib Portugal as other article, of Irish produce :—Os beef. 91) per emit. ; pork. 61 do. ; lard. 42 de. ; tensed skins 66 do. so —I have the honour to he, Ike., WILLIAM FAGAN. M.P., Cork City. y l To the Eight Moe. the last of Malaseabary. a &notary of 81aer, Poteigswilliss, Lasdiew. Persiga-ofiko, Oet. 9, 1852. 1 1 I 84,—1 am directed by the Bari of Mahocebarz to .c• knowledge the receipt of your letter of the sth instant. s 7,' bringing under his lordship's notice the heavy duties levied x . is Portugal upon huller and epos other articles of Irish oduelp ; aad lem to state to you is reply that her R. Majesty's government will take an opportuasty of aegis( ...a lba Portuguese gossrument to reduce the duties in qua- r i ; tion.-1 we, le., firs SLIT. w To William Fagan, Esq., M.P., &e. SO • FATAL DUEL AT WINDSOR. in tU is Yesterday a ft ernoon, a telegraphic communication •, reached the Waterloo statics, from Windsor, advising the 2- polies that three person, supposed to be French, who, it was to believed, had been engaged in a duel, were on their way to &- London by the express train. The parties were taken into G I, custody on their arrival, and conveyed to the Tower-street U police station. Upon them were (nand two small swords, I A beautifully mounted, a pistol ease, and a knife with some 017 blood upon it. It appears that, before leaving Windsor, the „ 8 4 ! suspected pertin called upon a surgeon, and requested him at' to attend their companion, a fourth Frenchman, who was 'l l found badly wounded, as if with a pistol shot. The i s e : Windsor countable arrived at the Waterloo station at six so o'clock, and identified the men, who were taken back to ~, Windsor by the 7.15 p.m. train. The fallowing account a. shows the affair here referred to to have terminated fatal:y : t. Between the hours of 2 and 3 yesterday a party of o, six Frenchmen proceeded to a field at the back of the Sir le John Cathcart tavern, Windsor, when they were observed t s o by a female to make such arrangements as to convince her I' 1 that two of the persona contemplated fighting a duel; but V: before she had time to give an alarm, the grated at. was measured, the seconds took up their position at the tit:, ►idc of each of their friends, aad in an lucent a ►bot was I ;j• fired from each party, and wu @gabs reputed, but apps _ to rent:? without striking either, as they immediately after- I v~ wards went to work with swords. Alter a little kneing, SO one man closed upon Ws antagonist, and ran the sword into '" his body. The unfortunate am staggered once or twice, ae and then fell to the ground. Rim friends ruched to his lit aid, and two of them remained with him until Dr. go Haywood, of Egham, could be Foamed. Although everything was done to save him, he died between six and 7 o'clock the same evening from the Ant of the nab. * One of the parties abeeonsted, bet the two other emends of the decemed wire taken isto easiody. The is. who is- is dieted the mortal injury, so well se hie two friends, then i t took their departure by the Smith Waiters Railway, and were apprehended as above stated. The woe or shades of It• " " my of the prim omact at roma be itamsd, Mt, tram tMic aproamme, so &Mt is asimtaimml that goy be. ]mead W tM ktkat dams al many." THE HOUSE IN WHICH CAMPBELL DIED. (Flom Ur larserwor (Navin%) It is so gratifying to dad the reetwory of a man of pries venerated and beisool, especially in • wenwtry. that we aro Bare sew modem will *ask ne be f its =pm* of • letter hwe km received from Dr. the Wepophive or Thome Cempbell. Never bad = e msee stieshed kind them Campbell possessed in Dr. woo Win whoa Azisatlutot was to Popo—hie gesemik He e sod phyekke these. way a year id trial sad vieleeede. He weibed ever hie Ism nesieste bee• ke bis kierwee Wwwlarnerr ia = M ilk bo= li bis mosey with • gybes wadi zwiseir. Time, Wow, WI messy wee elserkily de viled to this mew wad the lesser% illiatsgeoled oral still bores m es seer. TM hawks ewe& • email bet kitewlft prof el his wirer ellesberat : the le- Ingssiks woe wet dgdped fm peneelke, bet we foci OW It 4%T mar dews : how " At ay lint shit was to the wham Oomph" sod Wish, aka wow yews* shwa, twee* bask grey iesellegliies enteseled milk the wee. Over the deer of isafte banal illssisips Is= Le Sege honer of Oil 114 embed. tires is ••take MAP& lag that neat I had leagthse het the dsairgke, et Campbell wee @Wiled to elks Oedeelim awl ow Maths time set it use Abet. The Weis le ogee*/ by the Praha, efthe Civil Coed.. wad keloweed melodist Woke, et libelee; wed se weer rasa, holm meollised le bin kis be Woke* setpkwied I esesetkid milk ma eerie, kiwi Nr. - Naffilese, the eseid. awl we laid ea the Mimi( brief laseripdenierikr to the ow dediseted M Lo lbge—' lei me ewe news cedserla Phi*. ftienusee. we. Jobs Issocossry.' his impend is • kVA of Mesh melds with gold let. tie,. eel is Maki to the were well of the window of the eligraber he mkt* be died. IS wee at lee proposed to kw the isedpsies i Heetk, bet to this wry sessibk 'Wilkes wets l ei I wes paned by okfairefag the PPP,rapes, paid to n s ejil a y sia ths satire paidershily by the who as espies the house. Hs bee taw peke tg panne the roes trees sad Arabs owl Sewn w the pee "Wired sad Worldred ledge bk hint sejoses • sad he delights is presuming Wilms with a roe; from the poet's trio.' no dimibit in held mud ; sad wiles I tell Ts that erea the wok pow et sleek with whisk I bed stead the erosion to wiede mewl dewlap the post's short ambers are oh isdistegbid, pee will jam wills me la theekkg the aril= rill% daing bower to the wwwwy of Ws esailliessted the last, essetip. Vibes I this to Wit . ROOM be egggswel geese wiliksika. ye all Rpm kW ths waserxd ad ds=di psis, ekiriehed wide inn twier gessikee. I ash as. lid out the he... Is whit* see Jawed, Chesil, died. The street is ileums, bet walla has lergetke the ember of the bow: THE UNITED STATE, TA2122.--Tbe im i thrum us with • surplus .onced 17 with 1)o. *ember amt. whirl, @lmage ge k iney Need to my se, is • pahNe selemity neer hit by ass Make and asseehmes, who saw la ear shy why palloodop 117.41800, the amenet met held there. The enema hes biome se diet the tweeney depselawnt. spa emsoltation, hes premised. la mem them er seat, we des% wetly i.e hew, without sygrordetion.le deglas It. Wa en buy* heat Image netialk alllimeleeleolhands, sedikkaaakeries ed ell kinds, hat, whet la weins, ken, Mimed and her .... when ear nteuntaler ma MY ere tall et the ems sad ter Mew he MIAs& geld railroad heeds, 'state a so. Qr. city sad meaty es. Mean tbses gamma laspeesmisas of the km hi New York sky, which ham eweamed to 41% egoism 19,444,000 for the esemegendleg quarter whisk WAS then very Imp. Under this sale et a modlikatkia of I. the ammo here Imams the Mod duty el Napes, as seen es Cowpwe nememlim is Dimusbet. YU revenue i Is else bra or ether MO bs Pawn& ; ter a lul' Mewl. Ifilat a oaNiamosy ad. le wasolagable, Iles free lid sow be sale:pd. owl Oa 'desk dos d raw sr ; serials Oes aawdeetares aIIAtiOGIO seder it. The Mem ties of duties by thew, however, will he boleguelis le keep the revease does, if the IspwWiss. is, mariateed es they new are, sad we .b. be to go sews Mop further. The duty . os boa le aswedesse we Koh. and ism. times toe low. It a getting We Irish www, earl is yiedhq too mash revenue, as is rises la peke is lisilead ; asril ties, again, k will be tor low as it gess down ever sea. A =Nam d duties fee peak abut as had es rigs the ddiag seats for bread. As kat gem up la Liver. pod the duties go up is New Task, when Just dna they anal ye dews ;sa as iron goes lowa ia Liverpool, dews p denim ia New York. when jut at that Uwe they should go up. Maw the very surplus somas Is shoat to owe* a ohmage is the writ of 1846—a detultat ass so kart be avoided or 'valid even by the de sk prep.—Any York Morstwoo lkspowo. TIIIB DAY.—Two o'CLoow. The ninny market satiates well supported. 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I lie O SPA Birisn Ilartiam, Ase.)lo StAt - I iii IN S W g idird: Chow •... 9 941 in i Ifriarsimmisie.6 " 4 tompstek ... s !nen , ..osa• - . 0 104 0 102 1 10 Tasitia.29ll.lLlll.ruesti par 9 992 MONEY MARKET. TUESDAY EVENING. The English stock market was decidedly firmer to-day. Consols ranged between 1001 and 1001, and the clueing price was 1003 to 1 for money, and 1001 to 1 for the 11th November. After the regular hears. however, prices weir a shade weaker, with lake times quotation at 1001 to 3. The government fieriser mane another purchase of Reduced Threes, nod Synth Si. Annuities met with a good many legnsollean some of which were also on ammo* et 411141111.mal Dehe. Cessadensemeer - Ilos.-4111101111 loaminess report includes :—Three per Cent. Console. , far money, 100 L 4 ; ditto for account, 1001, 1. , Three per Cent. Reduced, 994, f. New Three-a nt per Cents., 1031, 4, 1. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 7-16, 3; ditto, 30 years, 1859, 6 3-16, 4. South Sea Old Annuities, 983 ; ditto New Annuities, 994, 4 ; ditto Three per Cent. Annuities, 1751. 991. Bank Stock, 224, 222. Exchequer Bill/ of the March issue remain quoted 755. to 78s. prem., but there was a transaction at 765. prem. The June bills were also dealt in at 765. prem. India Bonds are quoted 8.55. to 88s. prom. Prices of foreign bonds are firmly supported, with the single exception of Turkish, which again under went a good deal of fluctuation. The transactions ranged between 41 and 6 prem., and the closing price was 41 to 3 prem. Buenos Ayrean bonds were again rather better to•day, reaching 81. Busi -11“11 was fairly distributed over the various classes of stocks, as will be seen by the annexed list of the sales of the day :—Brazilian Old Five per Cent., 1014. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 78, 81, 79, 4. Ecuador Bonds, 44. French Four-and-a- Half per Cent., 105 (exchange vie 30c.) Granada One-and-a-Half per Cent., ex Dec. 1849 Coupon, 211. Mexican Three per Cents., 251,25. Peruvian Actives, 103 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cads., 621. Poetugueli Converted Four per Cent., 381 ; ditto for account 29th October, 381, 1. Sardinian Five per Cents., 971, 1. Spanish Old Three per Cents., .511,• ditto New Deterred Three per Cents., 231, 3, L Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 4/, 6, 61, 1, 5 prem. Venezuela Three-and-s-Half per Cent., 41, 404, 41. 'lhursday next, the 21st inst., has been appointed settling day in the Stock Exchange for dealings in the new Swedish Mortgage Loan. The revenue of Holland for the first nine ementbs of the present year amounts, according to the afield returns, to 41,42'2,2188., or 140,3128. more than that received in the corresponding period of last year. A large business continues to be done in thuoo et a miscellaneous character. London Joint Stash Bank have been dealt in at 191 and 1; Landau sad Westminster Bank, 331; Union Bank of Insim 17$; Crystal Palace, 51, 5; General Screw Steam Shipping, 601 ex. div.; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 86; Royal Mail Steam, 79, 78 ex. div.; Chi. riqui Road, 6-16, 7.16 poem. ; Upper India Railway shares are quoted to i prem. ; Antwerp and Rot terdam Railway, 1 to j prem.; Bordeaux and (lett. Itailwer, 51 to 6 prem.; English, Scottish, and Aus tralian Bank, par to 1 prem.; Bank of India, Aus tralia, and Chins, t to 1 prem.; Woodford Railway, par to 1 prem.; Wimb ledon and Croydon Railway, II to 11 prem.'"; Norwegian Trunk Railway, 1 dia. to prem.; Royal Swedish Railway, to prem.; Beriers and Graissessac Railway, to prem.; West End and Crystal Palace Railway, par to 1 prem.; Ebro Canal, 1 to 1 prem. At Vienna, on Monday, the Five per Cent. Metal lice were quoted 951 ; the Exchange on London, 11.30, bills; and the New Loan, 944. This last named price in equivalent to 1 dia., notwithstanding the support which the government, as is well known, gives to the market, and in spite of the intimida tion that is practised with a view to prevent selling. The fact comes in disproof of the assertions put foe ward by the ministerial journals relative to the vast amount epplied for, and the necessity which the Finance Minister was alleged to be under, of seceding in part only to most of the appliesdeu, and reject ing some of them altogether. As Austria is such a systematid borrower in the Leaks and other mar kets, it becomes essential that the pulls should be informed of the real value of the steissunts nude on authority of the government. Letters from Copenhagen mention that at the meeting of the National Bank a dividend was de clared of 71 r. b. d. per share, sad the domestic loan proposed by the finance minister, of 1,000,000 r.b.d., was accepted at the rate of 21 per cent., termi nable at six months notice. The *meant of specie shipped by the Ripon, which will leave Southampton to-morrow (Wednesday) for Alexandria, proves, u we anticipated, very large, comprising in all 271,0781. in gold and silver. The destination of this large sum is shown below, viz., to Calcutta, in silver, 188,2084 and in gold, 6,7601.; to Alexandria, gold, 26,2784; to Canton, silver, 17.8301.; to Singapore, silver, 14,7601.; to Aden, silver, 2,3121.; to Ceylon, in sovereigns, 6,3001.; and to Madras, silver, 9.8401. The market for silver is very firm, owing to the demand foe India continuing unabated, and we be lieve we shall be correct in stating that the supplies brought in by the Orinoco will be sold at a further advance in price. Present prices are thus reported by Messrs. Sharps and Wilkins, but the quotations of silver articles are merely nominal ;—Bar gold, 775. 9d. pesos. standard; bar silver, fos. 04d. per as. standard; ditto holding b grs. gold, Os. ljd. per as. standard; dollars, 4s. 1111 per as. ; pillar ditto, AM Old. per cm The subjoined has been handed to as for piddles flu, and is interesting to the holders of Busses Arun Bonds. This letter hem Clqgain Gore came to hand by the Tay, but, owing to the defective ar rangements adopted, has had to travel down to Berwick-upon-Tweed and back again before the bond holders could be favoured with information as to its contents: BUENOS ATMS DEBT. Oesendttoe of Sped* Aneurism Deadly/Mere, Emeadmaset Ed= a osl._ le, ion. The Committers et Opeabir isafteidoes re ceived fhb elteraosa from dm Cbdresers et the Roelof Ayres enb-eammitere the esidebed_ ,hewor elbeeesd to him at Letlktilt sear Berwick -or isi r sre sta lu Deptals the Hos. Robert Gore, R.N., her at Emma Ayres, Med, " British LegatV ito stmes tyj av es,A3 ll 23, 11111. Div file, —l have great la ni the rem* of vest ;;Miglag le el& 4th July its es saw, end Ishell feel vault WWI is be pameltted to offer, through ,yes the expremisa or the WO peeillseales with whirl I bare resolved the espy erthe seseimies whisk iiff• good magi body et se seed mein admowledpsent ea pet of the the Deem Loma Beolbabiere, day humble tarsi to endeavour to steals De Ems their Just and leag mass cialam sad whisk I will sot MI to exert so lan me I base the power to de so natfl • Baal immtlemeat is wired et —I em, dear air, is. (Biased) Ito- MIST Hoar." The bondholders will receive this notification with satisfaction, as it at least proves there is a Buenos Ayrean committee in existence, a fact of which they must have begun to doubt, hearing nothing what ever from the body in question. The creditors, how ever, have a right to demand more than this wretched modicum of information. They my cla mouring loudly for intelligence as to the puma progress of their affairs. Mr. George Whit.; IMO d the gentlemen despatched by the hissers. Barinpeo account, it is presumed, of the debt, has returned hum in the Tay, but still the firm in question and the NEP mittee are dumb. As regards the Patagonian guano quad*, k appears probable that some movement is abs Is be made. From the British Packet (Buenos Ayres) we extract the following, which in quite in confirmation of the remarks we have made from time to time: GUANO ISLANDR.—It is matter cf public notoriety, that an Important traffic has been carrying on for years, from this coasts and islands of Patagonia, without any reference ec acknowledgment to the lords of the mil. In those piping times of organisation and exhausted exchequers, attention has very naturally been directed to this prodigal abuse; and accordingly in the Progreso of the 11th we arc given to understand that a respectable expedition is about to be forwarded to that quarter, to maintain the rights and secure the interests of the republic. Very equitable pro posals were made some years ago to the London bond holders, through the house of Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co., for a fifteen years' lease of these cow* ant islands and it is certainly high time tkat they should be rendered productive, or at least Felt maintaining. Between the guano, fisheries, coals, and other mineral productions that are known to abound on the touts, we believe them to be of far greater importance than seems generally to he ima gined. A small settlement, partly from the mining du- Wets of England, and partly from the highlanils of Scotland or the Orkney Islands, would unquestionably find a rich harvest in the locality referred to; and confirm at the same time to the Argentine Confederation the unquestionable right of sovereignty. The proepectua of the City of London Sewage Ma nure Compiny, with a capital of 50,000/. in 101. shares, has been issued. The promoters of the pro- jcct stn e that .0 1 / B&W* has b•eankk bißegaliful cg s ' odorised, and the solid po;tions converted into a dry and compact manure, which is portable in sacks, and perfectly modorous. Owing to the noxious gases evolved during the process being fixed and combined with the other products, it is anticipated that no an noyance whatever can be experienced in the neigh bourhood of the works. According to the estimates furnished in the prospectus, a highly remunerative return may be expected on the investment. Power is to be taken in the charter to increase the capital of the company to half a million sterling, with a view to extending its operations to other towns. There was a small supply of bills in the market for foreign exchange this afternoon, endowing to buyers preponderating the quotations exhibited a downward tendency. Short Paris was done at 23.25 to 30, but left off 23.2.5 buyers; ditto, three months, was ne gotiated at 23.43 to 47i, and the same rate was paid for :Belgian paper. Amsterdam continued in de mand at 11.191 to and Hamburg at 13.7 i to 8, the latter rather less brisk. Frankfort was not much in the market, the rate being 1203 to 3. Bills on Italy were in request at previous rates. Naples ruled at 413 to t„ and Pale?mo and Messina at 123; to 1. There was an increased inquiry fur Austrian paper, in consequence of speculative purchases at Paris. Vienna &dined to 11.40 to 44, and Trieste to 11.42 to 46. _ _ _ The monthly circular issued by Messrs. Ridley and Co., from the " Test Office for Alcoholic Liquids," contains the following paragraph :-- Tho stock of port wine in our docks is below the average by about 2,000 piprs ; sherry and brandy arc both well up to the mark. Within the last few days a stir has taken place in the port wine trade. and all wines which were for early held from 221. to 281. in value have advanced 21. to 31. per pipe—the reduction of our London stock has acted barometrically on the market. During the last month we have had but f.:w arrivals, caused chiefly by the expected reduction of imposts levied on exportation to Europe— there are 17 ships lying in the Douro, waiting for cargoes, some of them since the 31st of May. During this year four cargoes have been sent direct from Oporto to our Astralian colonies'(the Gazelle has entered outwards for Oporto and §ydney, and the Randolph is there loading for Port Philip). This commerce yields no source of revenue to the Portu guese treasury, or emolument to the wine company. Freights here from Oporto are down to 2de., and to Aus tralia 61. per ton. The shipments out of Europe being free from arbitrary classification, and on export only a nominal duty levied of 6d. per pipe, enables such enterprise to be carried on with freedom, direct to all our colonies, to our sad detriment ; thus our trade is literally ruined, and the home consumption in port wine, paralysed by perverse delay en the part of the Portuguese government in not ins ' medistsly revising their bad fiscal laws. THIS DAY.—Two o'Clocx. The English stock market to-day on the whole exhibited an improved appearance, but at the pre sent moment a little flatness is observable. Consols have been done u high as :001 both for money and account, but the present quotation is not quite so good, at 1001 to for money, 100: to 1 for the 11th November. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 991 to ; the Three-and-a• Quarter per Cents., 1031 to 4. Bank Stock, 2201 to 2221. Exchequer Bills, March, 78e. to 765. prem.; ditto June, 755. to 78s. prem. In the foreign stock market the chief fluctuation continues to be in Turkish Scrip, which wu first marked 41 prem., fell to 31, and was last transacted at 41 prem. Sardinian Bonds are higher. Equador very firm, and Peruvian steady. Equador mark 41 to 6. Peruvian Actives, 1031; ditto Deferred, 621. Spanish Old Threes, 511; ditto New Deferred, 231 to 1. Sardinian, 971 to 981. Venezuelan Actives, 411. Buenos Ayrean, 791. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARX-LANE.—THIS DAY. The fresh snivals of all descriptions of grain this week have been moderate; but the large receipts of the two previous weeks still hang on the market, which creates a dulness; at the same time holders continue firm in their demands, and purchases could not be made on easier terms this morning. There was a steady retail sale for Oats, at the currency of Monday Met. In Barley, Beans, and Peas no change occurred. lIRRIVALB INTO LONDON mom 11th OCT. to 20th OCT. Qrs. Botch. MY. Forehrp. Kat 1270 , tangle; 1,520 mks. I 4710 470 MINCING LANE.—THIS DAY. SUCIAlt.—The private contract market is firm, and the ex trema prices of yesterday are freely paid. 1,400 boxes of Ravannah were offered in public sale, and bought in, at high prim. Refined steady, at yesterday's quotations. Orooery lumps, 445. 6d. to 475. Coaran—A parcel of good ordinary native Ceylon has been sold to-day at 475.; the market is now firm, at 471. to 47s 6d. Tu.—The trade continues to buy freely of qualities from 104 d. to Is.; common Congos is firm, at 91d. to sooordieg to quality. Ries.-3,000 bags Bengal were offered in public sale and chiefl sold at full prices, Ils. to 12s. 1,000 b ags Madris so ld at 10s. to 10s. 6d. SLIATETRIG-2,000 bags offered and chiefly bought in ; refraction 3 to 6, 295. to 295. 6d. ; refraction 6} to 91, 264. 6d. to 275. 64. firtoso.—The public sales are going off freely, at full prices. Corrox.-1,200 bales sold yesterday on 'Change at a shade advance. In other articles no material alteration. Markets gene rally have as upward Madam. TALLOW MAREET.—THIS DAY. The market is firm to day en the 'pot, but speculatively not much is doing. Town Tallow is quoted 42e. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 435. 6d. to 3d. ; October to December, 42e. ; January to Marsh, 42a. 6d. COAL MARKET.—THIS PAY. Holywell, ;les.; Eden Main, 171. ; Wills End Haswell, Hs.; Walls End Helton; 18s. ; Wells End thwart's, 18s. ; I Walls End Tess, 18n—Ships at market, 64. FLOODING OF A CoAL•riT.—The Glasgow Herald' states theitiles day last week the miters in a teal-pit on the Jawfeu islets struck inadvertently epee same old work lss, the water from which immediately rushed in upon &Nowa great violence. Although there were 28 men in the p the time, the whole succeeded in reaching the ple-emmth In safety. The water then forted its way to the mikes with greet vieleues and in such a largevoiume that it washed down about 20 y ards of a stone wall on the rail way, which for a considerable time was completely flooded' in the Neighbourhood of the station. A passage was at length cut for it, which allowed the water to flow into the canal. TETATIMONIAL TO Ozo. DUNCAN, Esu., M.P.— 'On Wcdnesday afternoon last, at one o'clock, • pub ' lie westing was held in the Town-hall, Dundee, for the purpose of presenting George Duncan, Esq., M.P., for this burgh, with the sum of 1,0001. and a piece of plate, obtained by general subscription, in testimony of the valuable ser mess he has rendered the-eommunity (luring the eleven years be has represented their interests in parliament. The attendance was numerous and respectable. David Baxter, Esq., chairman of the committee of subscribers, was called on be preside, and in • complimentary speech presented tbe tealimetial. Oa which Mr. Bum= r et u r n ed thanks. TUESDAY EVENING. The mining share market to-day has been very animated. The demand has been more especially observable in the heavy stocks, which are decidedly rising. The principal dealings have been in Wheal Clifford, at 150 ; Devon Crest Consols, 3921 ; Wheal Cumford, 16 ; A lfred Consols, 131, 14 ; West Cara don, 1821 ; Wheal Arthur, 29, 1, 1 ; South Caradon, 140; South Basset, 6101 Wheal Brewer, 22 ; North Bassett, 101, •, Past Tolgus, 36 ; South Frances, 187$ ; Wheal Buller, 805 ; Treviskey, 130 ; West Providence, 49. There was again a good deal of business in the gold mining shares, some stimulus having been given by the advices published in the fierily News this morning, but holders appeared more willing to meet the inquiries, and thus the tendency of prices was not quite so favourable, especially at the termination of the market. After the (regular hours, Yuba Rivers were quoted only 1 to ?, prem. Liberty shares txpmenced some fluctuation, ranging be tween and 11 prem. Shares in the British Iron Companies are looking up again, the price being called to-day .51 .. t_c_61. The Copiape Miss *MPS*" " Melia dated" the 31st et August. At Cheeo Copper Mine the 40 fathom is being extended east, and has a most promising appearance, and is yielding some very good ore from the atopes in the li . ack of the 20 fathom level. At San Augustin, in the several levels now being extended, both to the north and south, the 'lode is large, and yielding a fair quantity of good ore ; also in the north, middle, and south shaft there is a large productive lode. At San Carlos large vault:es of good ore arc being raised. The sliver mines ate improving. It appears that this mining district is becoming daily of more importance, and if the mines go on improving for the next year in the same ratio as in the past, and of which there is every probability, it will eclipse Chanareillo, and become second to wine in the silver milling world. Tho mines of Solitaria and Margarita are without alteration. Accounts from the Lake Superior copper region report the continued successful prosecution of the various workings. The Cliff Mine is stated to be raising to surface ready for shipment about 100 tons of ore per month, the Minnesota more than 50 tone per month, and the North West Company 40 tons per month. A large number of the mines in this region are raising copper, but, owing to the roads being so bad in summer, they can only transport the produce to the lake in the winter, when there are great facilities by means of sleight, eec. The ship ments consequently come forward in great quantities in the spring. At the Phi:unix Mine some new dis coveries have recently been made, affording evidence of extraordinary richness. The vein was traced out by a line of ancient and extensive diggings, made by the primitive inhabitants of the country. The vein has been exposed in several places, and is found to be large and well filled with copper. In sinking at one point to a depth of 24 feet, some 1,3001 be. of copper were taken out in pieces of considerable size, and in another place a mass weighing 2,390 lbe. was re moved from the surface of the vein. The cultivation of the land is being more attended to, with a view to rendering the miners independent, partially, at least, of supplies from the south, and securing them from the privations to which they have occasionally been exposed in the early part of the spring, when the navigation of the lake is difficult. It is conjectured, from specimens of quartz found in this region, that gold may very probably be discovered there, near to and between the iron and copper " locations," and upon the strength of these indications land has actu ally been bought by enterprising parties. Letters from San Juan del Norte mention the dis covery of extensive beds of coal, said to be anthra cite, and of good quality. THIS DAT.—Two O'CLOM. The gold mining shares to-day have been firm, and business is decidedly brisker. Agua Friss have been inquired for, and mark and and / prem. Australasian have been done et I/ to II prem.; Carson's Creek at par, and British Australian at and / dis. In other foreign lines there is not much movement. United Mexican mark 71, and Mexican and South American, 4f. Molls , euress Ns Share. Nam pad. prices ease yesterday. I Is day. — ---., 14,0011 1 Alps Fria all 4 IPm 1 1.4 1W,007 10e. Isola CaUtoraima 13,900 SO lialarien 10,000 10 Australasia' 2 1 4 If ~ 3l 4 NOM 10 tustrallas ll I 4 Is 100,000 1 Australis" haltaid 00,000 1 As Maria all 4Se 3,96. SO Blmesarrus Ina mad Coal .11 1 100,1'P. I British Australian (,o:d all I ► 4 414 :f I 26,000 10 British Ire" 13.3 54 , , 10,0 0 $0 BlS.lBea.{:.hap.(laaat It. pa. 144 74 74 6,000 30 Do. Casesaad Mats„ di 1 11,000 10 Do. St. Jolts Dal Ile, IS 110,000 1 Queores Creek aU 4Ws par I 12,000 .. Cobs 40 40 42 , 100,000 i Colaidal C° Cl ......... ~ ...6 Coplapo 4 6. 64 ii,ooo Fla. & Auttalba (Wpm 1 all I 4 tis ,41 30,000 20 Gwen& 300.00 Golden 111;Qa —.. ......" &II I a els ' I 12,000 Grand Ducky eilladea 11.900 Oreat Tolguoth aU 1 3 mad! 10,009 Iltsety mll i If i gs li 190,000 lab Matheret. all 4 , 30 100, ,000 000 Ihriqed Los.lliCalller al l ,O.Qta.C.Co. f I dim ' I ta 30,000 1 NalleashlleathAraerlso 9 44 3 141 100,000 New Orsaada_. all 4 +y clls 190,009 Mousses MON all 4pia II 189,009 Port Ndlip •••••• 1 4 rli i i I ttlll N a gen re. 11110 1t rota - 6 —* % I I 13 14 i ,:, 50,000 1 'loath Atutrallas .. I IIIN 11 11.008 10 flu Croft .—..... .......... I 12 11 i 16,174 31. NI Ilaltad Masks" ...... all 74 1 174 100,000 1 Meal Mariposa all Ills pre . 11,0,990 1 Tuba ............ ............. I 4pm If 711, II II LTEST FOREIGN EXCRANGI For Accousa. PAWS, Oct. 19. ( l' -- - wow. pplaiocililibist. Lowest. l , Miss. I - - -- pot Cent... i pgr Got& ... ... , 108 0 . / 107 13 107 SO 100 00 109 90 4 per Cents., 1 . 973 , 100 ... ... par 08sts ... ... ... O Cent& New Low ... .. I . ... ... .1 at 1 6 _ 44 p , a , Ostia. MS • a par Onlia, ISM... MO 4 mama S per Owla Maw Loan • Osslange on Loa.i. , MI6; 600a .. . i 25 I 13 . listaarCLlls4o 1 , 114 Now Mapes tenta ciab Maim. Do. — . Do. 11150 9e j Midmost 5 pCt. PS 00 Inman Breda Do. 1, 1532 Mak Mures ....„ 1575 PAS'S, OCT. 19 .— St. * Germain, 1,215; Irsrsallles;(right ankh • ditto Oen bulk), 325 • Paris and IDrains, 1,520 ,• Paris and 'ROWS, 915; Ronan and liana, 415; Marasilka sal Avignon, 362 SO. ansbourg and Bale, WC Pwasss,llo2 30; Paris and anabourg, 79615; Paris and La ca 96720 ; 1 4010 nal *nears. ; Montanan and Troyes. ; Ouse, 700 Basso and gt. Dian to Gray, 550; Paris and Cherbourg, 367 ; Dias sad mow, 362 30; be, 64$ 75; Bataan and rests, sso ; Paris licsauz, 173; Dieppe and Peramp, MO. MADP.ID, OCT. 15.—Three per Cents., 47 9.16; after Bolas, 471; ditto Deferred, 261 3-16 • after Bolas, 2617.32 C.; National Debt (Ist class ), 121; after Boles, 12 3.16 c.; ditto (2nd clue), 6 9-16 after Bola, 61 ex dia.; Bank of St.• Ferdinand, 99/ e. to 100. Exchange on London, 50.30 2. DEATH PROP THE BITE OF A SERPENT AT THE ZootoolcAL 0411 DENS.—This morning the death of • young man named Frederick Gurlin, nader-kimper at the Zoological Gardens Regent's-park, took place at th e Uni versity College hospital, caused by the the following circumstances. It appean that at about 8 o'clock the de ceased, u usual, with another wee, named Cockeridge, entered • cage for the purpose of cleaning it, in which serpents were confined around in boxes. A box was 'aliened, in which was one of the Indian species of the class termed " Cobra," to which food was given , and that havi ng been done, the deceased sto o p e d t o pick from off the ground one of the birds with which the reptiles were fed, and wee raising with it it in his left hand,when the serpent, making • spring from his box, fastened on to his right nostril. His cries were dreadful at the pain he suffered, and his fel low-servant having rescued him from the serpent's grasp, hir lace swelled to an enormous size, he lost his sight, and, although sensible, was deprived of speech. He was conveyed to the above hospital, where every means were resorted to by Dr. Burden to alleviate the intense sufferings he seemed to endure, and to prolong life, in the hope that they might ultimately prove effectual, iatifici respiration was resorted to, notwithstanding which he very ra pidly, and died at 10 minutes peat 9 o' I. .. h i, I tt ‘•.. ,fos . ` l , - I :4' t , 4.1 1 / 4 i t , 2 ,;:•:,:': _,..:%. ,%,. v k.' i lip LE.'r ~1 (. , .,11..'4, : , .._..5.,6. .) ..... °° l> ' 46, t'q' • .., N. • 4 4,k to gio a 1 de S 1 1 1111 z d ' ln i i