The Express. — London, England, 1853-11-26 00:00:00

Tte (E . TI3 rt LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1853. [THREEPENC E MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY liIIIXINO. Australian Land 1!. per share. Several descriptions of Bank shares continue inquired for, with an up ward tendency ; but generally prices of this class of property were steady. Crystal Palace shares con tinue to meet with • good business; the original shares closed 2to 21 prem. and the new issue, 11 to 11, prem. London Dock stock has been dealt in at 112; Victoria Dock (61. paid). 71; Australasian Pacific Mail Steam (141. paid), 8i; Berlin Water works (2/. 10e. paid), 14 ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam(23l. paid), 40; to 41; Royal Mail Steam, 03 to 4; and Submarine Telegraph, par. The annexed summary of the produce markets during the week is extracted front the circular of I Messrs. W. J. and H. Thompson, issued this g evenin • • MINES FRIDAY EVENING. There has been a fair amount of business in British mining stocks to-day, and the market closed firm. There was some inquiry for Great Wheal Alfred, which closed 35, "buyers." The late further advance in the price of copper causes increased attention to be directed to copper mining shares. The sales re ported to-day are : Wheal Buller, at 1,0121; South Basset, 620 ; Devon Great Console, 3923, 395 ; North Pool, 235; West Providence 35a, 3rl ; South Cara don, 320; West Carudon, 270, 280; Wheal Comford, 291, 273: Treloweth, 63 ' • Wheal Chiverton, 73 ; Gilmar, 5; East Margaret,ll3 ; Trypheoa, 2, Z. The gold mining shares were steady, with no new feature of much importance. At 4 o'clock Colo alai Gold were quoted .; tow prem.; Great Nugget, to 1 prem.; British Australian, # to ,1 dis.; Agra Fria, 13-16 to 15-16 prem; Nouveau Monde, 3 to I prem. United Mexican shares were flatter. The shares, of the Clarendon Consolidated Mining Company of Jamaica were to-day placed on the official list, yes terday having been settling day. Business is marked at I prem. The Metcalfe Capper Company's shares closed ato prem. 'fhe nominal closing prices of new undertakings are as follows :—Mizen Head, 3 to 1 - dia.; Lewis Hill 1 Range, to 3 die . ; Clarendon "(of Jamaica), Ito pm.; " Britannia Gold, 3 to 1 per eh. ; L'Ai g l e d'O r , to is.; Mount Carbon Coal, 4to 3 dia.; Kenmore, par tof prem.; Lake Superior Copper, a die. to par; Connemara, 1 dis. to par; Glenaulin, to k die. ; Australian Mutual, 4 to 3 die. ; Golden Mountain, 3 to # dia.; Poltimore, par to k prem.'; Great Crinnis par to pm.; Garnett and Moseley, ' 1 to 13 pm. • Sue i River (of Jamaica), 4 die. to par; Met calfe (of Jamaica), to prem. ' • Adelaide Land and Gold, 11 to 01 die. ; Australasian Coal, 4 to it die.; Liguanea ( of Jamaica ), 3to a dis. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica), 3 to 4 prem.; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, 4 dis. to par; Australian Consols, 4 to I dis. ; Albion Gold, a to I die. ; Lack amor Copper, to 3 die.; Obernhof, par to kpm. ; Gladbach Zinc, par to 1 prem.; San Fernando Silver Lead, 1 to 5 prem. ; London and Virginia Gold, 4- die. to k prem. ; Peninsular Mining, 3to prem.; Dhurode Copper, k dis. to k pm. • Cologne Lead, Z to 3 dia.; Monarch Gold, 4 to k dis. ; Carberry West, Ito 1 die.; Jamaica Copper, 3to prem.; New South Wales Gold, a to 4 die.; Brucutu Gold, 1.16 die. to par; Rhenish Charcoal, Iron, and Steel, par to 1 prem. ; Great Cambrian Mining and Quarrying, par to 1 prem. ; Craigwen, par to a prem. • In the colonial markets there has again been much quietness. and the transactions have not been extensive. The public sales of sugar have gone off without alteration in prices ; and by private contract a moderate business has been done at steady rates. For coffee there bas been a hold itquiry, and privately several sales of nati v e C e yl on ave been made at about 6d. per ewt. advance. Tile plantation sorts are also in demand ; tb to is, however, very little on offer. Some parcels of white Bengal rice have been sold on easier terms. In saltpetre there is not any alteration. The tea market has been greatly excited, and common congou has farther advanced lid. per lb. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Renter's express : Amsterdam, Thursday, closing prices :—Dutch Four per Cents., 92j; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 611. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 211 ; the Coupons, 5 7-16; the Old Three per Cents., foreign, 4.5. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 75 13.16. Peruvian New, 69. Portuguese New, 3611-16. Mexican New, 231 ex div. Granada Active, 18i ; ditto Deferred, 81. Equador, 3 13-16. These prices exhibit no variation of importance. Paris,closing prices of this day, for money: —Three per Cent. Rentes, 74.40; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 100. Bank Shares, 2,890. These prices of the French funds show an improvement of 20c. on the final rates of yesterday. Vienna, Thursday : Five per Cent. Metallies,92l. Exehangeon London, 11.16. Bank Shares, 1,330. The Austrian funds have assumed a firmer appearance ; but the exchange on London continues high and indicates an unsettled feeling on the part of the commercial community. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, 19th Nov., is as follows : BANK 01 ENGLAND...tem no for the week ending Rev. 19, 1153 Well DIP&ITNINT. Note lamed —-- ..—zusoms Goverment Debt L 11.016306 Other doeuritiss. 2.961.900 WKowe 1.1211 Blioll 15,250. n 5 Weer Bunion — 229,160,716 36111110 Proddeion•Uel 3.21 7,321 I Rails Deceits Wield& 0 4 11 e it '14 ,4 l i t= ° Ledge Cay. ACC/.1 1 t034,151 Vod iemes-day mad adei 81110 1.259,013 L 29,150,715 O‘7? 7nuten — " t Neouritles dneltpl. Done. Weight Annuity) A12.47.423 Othorticarittai Notes gold and tillver Coln tkeloA2 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocit. The gold mining share market is quiet, with little change in prices. Nouveau Monde are quoted it to * prem.; Agua Fria, 13-16 to 13-16 prem.; Co lonial Gold, # to 1 prem.; and Great Nugget, 1 to tl prem. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 331 to 34; ; Peel River, f, to prem.; Scottish Australian Investment, 1 9.16 to 1 11-16 prem.; and North British Australasian, Ito prem. Santiago shares have been dealt in at 31 ; and United Mexican at 3'4. i 36.696697 November 24, 18.13. Ae4.e",e37 l it. mArtsnALL. Chief Ca,Mer. This return, when compared with the previous week's balance sheet, shows the following results: Circulation issue Circulation active 21,690,735 Decrease 690,690 Public deposits 6,034,164 Increase 1,024,932 Other deposits Government securities in Pm" -- - •./• l' '. ' • /t d „ e „ . .<./,-/- l<,:- . ....- 1. - 4 ,00.4.7 - ,,.......- --- ......„ . til No. 2,267.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVEN CHESTER and HOLYHEAD RAILWAY.- ir•SPILIJANCJI SHAUL .7011SIVNICATION between MOUND, SCOTLAND. and SHARE LISTS. • IL 140 Abadan i - 0 ,g1.0e o, yta notitaao. -•---- 51. 1 100 aberasan No. 2, I par Cto - - Ni RICE IS 1111111117 GIVEN, that on and after the Ist De. FRIDAY ETZNING. se. j %omega a 5ze ... 4 per Cs.l .... _ c m , i 03, the raitun:(ll UUOKINO ARRANGEMENTS for The English railway market to-day respondedonly St. 160 Medalist, Lie , 199 111 PANSES(.V.L+ will be ene 1 6. 71 . 2 0 16 0 17 . 1 1 101 he NX ,11 8 6 6 vas= partially to the improvement in the funds. At the t • gi 1; t h r % eiter sh a a t.i oa a°i'mc ll _- of c he CHESTER sad HOLYI (BAD COMPANY, whith Imes [lap. - pea at 1 am, and Holyhead at 3.37 p. , .-By ceder, commencement of business prices were generally 01 on cane .., 1•:,/r.,swiiii;;;. J. o. mons. quoted at the closing rates of yesterday, but the dem Joaction ._ , . • it Galena Managnea °Mee. Chester. Oat. S II, 1333. 114 3 ,l ltestAreem.(3 l .lo.l69. 11 4 4 heavier stocks subsequently improved in sympalizy II , Do . do . p i . 7 & pj g - --- ~ Per B' \NIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 1. Priatenmeet. amt, Leaden. with Consols. A t the final close, however, prices rj 2 ID* : do. c.' 1. t 74.1 I par_C:. # Ipm were only in some instances a shade better than q i 0. ; p 142 '"* 111u ". 2 2 2 '4n 1 1 1 1 P al tatablisind Aug. 1,1147. . those of yesterday. Some purchases, especially ofs do. W. 3 1 I ~ Hi ;to Am. Nan i par WM. Wei 14 14t tworato g=psnal Ast at Parlament, 4 TIM, my.% lamed free of amp daty. Midland, have been made for the next account, but, 11 1 10 224 4 • 1 1 61 1149 11 1 , 75100.6P.011 I s 4 513 St. ' 100 art Laaaandrei - - ' amorous. on the other band , sales have followed any material s a . i. d iar e a sek ,fiziii - _ Col. ROBERT ALEXANUEN, Bleithhaaa Part, rastrawn. advance. The nearer approach of the dividend period 1 1 PaelLD•ndoe6ll 4 ' 5 31 Wilt an Padgett Y. 119. Eenehurele.atrart. (;(. , ,re Peeingma. Lao., Waft r MUM. BarnionWey. induces some moderate buying from time to time, but It lis ie l°B ° 2 222C411 1 121 Ili IL W i pe. am ant Mittp, Pa t P.Coninti, Cm- Maderell ssd Terlekesira. the critical nature of oar foreign relation., coupled , desisibls at le pat. pal 169 I 1 l George Oben Ent, ignaltiewell. HMI* Oseisay. h.q.. White 119rtmart. Lomberd•treet. with the stringency of the money market, greatly 0 1 4 110 4,41"°"° 1 1 1 1 1 P°' 1 4 1 11) at Waelm(ooghtly 84 1, yes masa. .. se. CombilL impedes the revival of business generally apparent at se . 6 4101•11.111millantseaSpe 54 7 tremor &Min I. Prlnsenstreet, Bask. this season. ski Ise. Deassralleem 44 ant. N 111 T. ~ Orden Res., 7. St. , 10181116•15rodasmabiseper et 9, 100 H. L. Mobs 166 , Dielliebormaras. 161 • •Inalinebbellalfartn.l74lo 4 dle pm Illalllllo C416.44L. THIS DAY.-Two tiCcocx. ec ow am Dens' amtgaseit l3B 141 11. Selina* Ka, Ea+, S. Oldopire, Llnelsiedis. Quietude continues to prevail in the railway mar- a.m. 1 40 ,4,10 p 4 44,4 pon e - - seufmais. ket, but the feeling i t very firm, and prices are ge- 11-10 DlNloSii7Ofiv.ll ta'.o). dean.- - Maid awe Ellsrble. IS. lashisalnal e Imaissilbelieet. 60 s Iss.lbletWarbs.mueu I 3 pm WWI& nerally quoted a shade higher than they closed yes- 121 a laidebamy 6 04 ,, ti , _ _ Mewl. Dloo l l7knerrele 20 46 be1h lel 17511014 Ur .00 , 6211 1 . terday. London and North-Western stock is quoted t4i au lanindsrr7WWW6.oll 13 14 7te rutted Is brier ea Elle seirease emus by tbe 103 t to 1 ; Groot Western; 834 to 84 ; Midland, 834 se IS taliLatalLoLlnatm.Nol 54 ft le g t. nure •Ma wawlida• am risamblir d tin perllapt laidlo le De. Row 410 - for the reed d • isolator badly, Is dumb. lbe meet eider to 64; Lineaebire and Yorkshire, 67 to +; Dover., 4 5 Da. as per i - Ml.4° .1.11 lass,; " ably 18 • ° °" l . l 4 41"611" war, I" 181 to i• Caledonians, 261 to a ; and Great North- 114 sh UnTP•S WIZ, li . pLi: - - pm dee es errest et the high (stialatian II aria It prows Si lbe ,„ .0 . O. toe eldleattNas.ltr.s:v4.(lt 139 141 rpm el We smarms, generally Is bell by Ss ginernmentelbs 01715, Blto j. 154 s Ditto Prehream -. 4 t dl. 96115111. French shares are steady, ;at a trifling advance. st I tewiesesAt newsses... ... - - D oc arwe teats id Feder. suidely mid is merge I. Ne• 344 to 4 ; s tru b oorgo; 324 to et 1001 Da. 5 per n. Beta. (OM raw Ism ee Delis. N orthern . are quoted 341 IL AN Do.Wsveter Valk, 6 :.et - - dill worms =teed &trifler Int area pars. 331 ; and Paris and Lyons, 161 to 4. std 14.31rart. Brltinli ._ _ _ - - life. 10 , all ;Sant' Staffordshire Prioblina 41:6 8 Leirity RN Orphans. Belgian lines are very firm, with an upward U. , HIS Oslo*. Wermater, ir,d BRITAIIXIII MUTUAL LIM ASSOCIATION. tendency. Luxembourg. are quoted 111 to 4 ; and ww......, .18.0 pie 104 106 by Mr listssty'a Royal Lenin Patna. Sambre and Meuse, 91 to 10. is all DMA ditto ditto 1 Ipm Predta l = BBBB ammilly. 011DINARY MARES AND ROM. II 6 IhrawedhElirm.NewCaa:. 94 10t If 111 Illerewilaimitetptu.S. limb= aspred Sir every Ulm riedbe allasue at ids lianas Pram SW to-day MM.) II per Ond... Hell wait 11111111140 N at a ar• Or peidirly advaidegeres Is ph . pp . pose annual aan.w.,.. Yesterday. ties pm. 10 11l D. 5 par mat ... ,le tei II u Seat% Deus - ... .-1 13 13 At tie lea annual neural wasedsg. a vidarks el SI per mt. err _ . trade he Ibmormat par's premium cm all pardipattair Pollens. .06 I" 46664660 ... .- ••• - 2 0 1 21 10 It DIOM Plaid lips, Ont. per 4pm 30 54 Aalborg.. NrdtMg., dusts. 144 all IMM beau (Realm Dminurram.) 1 Deamou) ant &se Janatloa - 5 54 36 4 I Armast SIJL4-... 24 244 161 1 Wham I aket. Ws,. in 1.11 Idna.Wely. Sr Stearlfailm 9 to 111.' 100 Del% r r eepenu mn• , - - Anneal SI la s:clian.lan..,tellei.Jun.l 12 lo di. SI Idi SILT Grier 19 SO row= rioraimil Pro. Yank, art. F n . p ie . 114 s:: no.canaastrwatunast.c. tr is 5I $ WaNdard/Wlllasnarp.ot - - dl. i ` lag y am ilifts a rs e !' Allii. Idol* s l um pl us , SS 111 Ito. ibL do. Ni... 61 44 dl. SW ISO TiV i l tett enuatleds Parer.; St. lOt STIMOI4O4 Rids, .....96 96 id Lag.puraiL 1 IS 39 L•• La. d. I Team. Yds. .8 s. 4. Es.4.Es.d. R. PA 016461a110 ... ••• ••• 661 6. 2 12 i 11 1 5 DOW WM ... ,44 44 II ,119 ` 13 4 ID 0 275142 0 12 3 6 4 sil RUM, Ida 1•070alld - 161 174 115 NI YarbiGLIDLII.W.Purr: 4Ms par 0 I 1 9 3 215 1 3 1111 l 40 11 4 10 au Wet isi Band= ... ... 14 16 -.4,-. 10 i 226" 4 11 0 6 I 710 1460 12 3 60 al Dubilnard 1116111M3ana... 43 45 RI ,3•5 5 If 41. 9!6!1410 1! 6 U eV beellee s =a4Allar- MINES. •R. B. ineldsat Dlmstar. dem ... ... ff • Claal-• Boom ANDLIII CIS, Suretery. 26 st! But Ama55.............. 33 31 44 4 ' orSoe• dons IS all Dino ISM iad 11.)- 4 4 4 t R. Sheri dams Peal. Teraday. touchy. II all drain Onsets .. 13 la t 134 IYE GUINEAS . -Mr. WM. H. HAUB, the et. tun sasurnowac LIZ; A- 13 43 MAW 61 22, twiresisa.sisue. Dodo% Intones 23 D. (Isis 71..1.12b.) ~. - - Moab Oa Ws GUM& APPARATUSES are new ready. St. I IM. aim B .- ... SI SS y 3 2 4 11110,000 I Ages DU - - ---.-•-. all II I pla M,OOO 1 tan& AsitiallssOold all 4Ms car 100.000 Ito. •AudeCildortme -swim milognalmers fee Is, Pieseblit co Medial Galveniem. M. 1100 Lan Lanmehire ... ... 63 C 7 011 10.000 10 elluatraladm IL 1101 'Wisdom* and = . St 5.1 fO.OOO 90 edientralla• .. • 3 4 10 Ile Salsburgb and ••• - - 60060 I A canatian - Oortißia . W... ail il Idm 1 SOUND Odd WHITE TEETH are act rely ladia- 01. 100 'miswrite, Portb,limdes IS 24 1•0,400 1 A re Triebeld ... all 4 die I pamy essialle Is • edifier Is latb 1111101014 May SL 440 °t wo . s 8 04 , t bu se ises - - roso 0 Are !Syria. 9ll 4 elks IMlMaillimty appesiMid Ibis* ma blarlad WWI sirdsilei it. 100 Gnat Northers ... .., 65 Si ail 8,000 SO Illsenarma Iron le Coal all 11 IS 28 al s=r BBB6BB2lh rennms t milm iaLMLlVarsno B.l2BBl = 11. 188 D°. A. 88 " 4 ... - 88 82 53 $OOO.OO I Sntieb *amnion uolo all 1 I dim tlisi dr the sr Os. IM Do. 11, and ._ -. 125 131 130 99,0K1 20 tEritiehlro• 13.3 9 10 Drxreenfixe pads 111111166114 114 apilliedis al Ueda sod am N. IP Masud. awl Wiet.ilze.l 10s 103 10,000 33 48rar.Imp.Hmat31.pc sat 51 11.1 retkesual sperl.lllo Wilmer fotberismilledierbee. $4. 1.0 d r .; ei s ue e s .. $3 ... se 414 3! 6 , 000 SO Da. Gesmsliad Caisba al, 3 21 24 imaOIIOIIIPIS 01 641. Rd Mr 11= ird alld. II II Irilt SewS IlealerS ... - - 11,000 10 Do. M. Jobs Dl! Roy 15 3 35 brag Se Mb Ibuly In Mat s,aLMe 4 Rem Ili airrads bar so all Laramie sad Wilde .. 1111 96 114,00.! 1 Carron% Creek 6 4 die ye we, Inpillll.llllollll4lll =I wag le Ile Me b. ft par NI 111 D. Thirds - ... ... 116 11 4 pm PAW 1 iCla.0011•10•00..han 4 - - bet. Cealles.-11a wed% "d rabsie , 011eahe• an aillskial. mi 111. 100 Lapsible* esd . Tabildr $7 514 6 7 1 1 3 12,001 40 0.0“ dupe -.a... all 44 44 •'A. Reilbrd god Om, 111. Iltaliadiries." es as never meat 1141 174 Da. Ms - 64 IQ da 11 1110.004 6 Wham.. Gaid ..... 1 II II pea map. geld by them ad by 111111111414 and perfasame. I 4 Ili Do. We. Lars 0 .1.. ~ - - ~. 049211,10 SO all Loads gartbarn -._ .. 134 14 14 mow mu fOggsit Masts of Sag b i l l 60 70 114 Ili Landau end Blantwall ~ 51 II 44 $,400 33 Ms Pte. le moist all 3 7pm 10 7 Lon.4llbary,&lloaibend 1 2pa /0,060 $ ellaighAnoMdianOr all 34 3 24 14: . IR. 100 Ina, Brighten, la S. Com 97 96 97 Grist II Vela. all i 4pi et. 100 lands• a NortLWener. 1134 1034 MI 4 mope 21 D. - „ --•• . !,. .1 ..: • Do. fur Money ... ... - - MAO SO Ulatind....» ve A.O I 11,C., SO 11 Ds. Plftha ... ~. .. 1 dim fpm MOM Opel Ruby ed `Slat - t - 4 ‘,7 1 . 141, . 10 I Do. siom..m.sagis.fo; 1 6 ars IA 24 D. Eighths.- _,.• ... - - 11.0418 100,000 Omit reararda .l 2 4 1 die Übe Malkarat all I A dl. I - - „3,- 7..... It. 100 Lemnos se efouth-Wrnsea 76 73 10,040 Maly ill Ms par SO 114 Ds, 410 ... ... ... 12 ll die 10,00 C Wong HR IfideatfaßayslLetimesPatent. 40 " D." MO 11 9,. U all ladondrryk gniebalen - - 20.070 LambialleCalifom. o+ld Omen Creating 0o all 4 I iTT-hh-tariarn...=.l:l== St. ure„..l-atrivil.k. "4 234 . 251 4 100,000 •Marlecnits Altpa 10000 1 Alszkantattaurfrn 9 , 3 Elems sod Palstes-Mr. arsulta ISOM% Illadra. .LL dr mo o d „ „ _ .. $B4 634 631 MOM Maw times,* U. Oreseirissred. thrormsrupsni. hale lassiter awe 01. 140 D a , Bop . and *Darby .. 33 37 110,000 New Unarm ILA 13.00. all - - A sew. arldrid. sod Inielsalle breollos e 1111111161118 Is pa 4/1' 4MA. %yam. ci r a),,, _ -.. 106.0110 Matimsa Warr thesimpledie. via oe man elemaele =lea awl easeuh es, si 17 Di tto H a lf s it ar as„, ... -.- 191,000 Port ildlty ........ Clasidly hipped MUTE INDIA R as a Wag Is the I L lee Now in irkir, .. ... .. if is 0,0110 Quartz LW an par pm OM s, "mg Prom• The eateendlari model if lib If ti D o . gen 1ii44414. .. 4d e ” ff 10,000 5 +Wimpy Iris 0..11114 um be achy Meal Is a ter elf Orr mid prolong 14 Iya:g mmert Ab in p.•H ug aft r d if 4t au MO 34 Santiago do Calm lli $ 5 54 hatiest, ss delidsdry i-All drip Wpm ame iiiiiidos *disk 40 ri H em p sa d g am mom,.. I I 21 so,eoo I estith Australian ..... - -dl. NINE, ee SIMIIIIP 000. 154a5ka_. PO* Imalula 505 0 1 II all NeanWeerearceatiklia. 4 4 6,000 10 Tin Croft inallem Is seeps/4 • •WegiM bliiimla sib* lbim, 91. 1 04 cr e ak ~, ... ... ... 43 44 43.171 85.1.63 • 17•1nd Msalasn all If 14 21 est a 11, perfeird rid Re nod isrebig assinsish Is sassiel, 1$ Is m e , g o . ... ... ...- re, 1 Welke ....».... all I k ilia Wilk tar tbeedUrr aid at Rs gra serisysk lis aa 44 N or m an c ass g ii dues $3 al d e 100,060 1 614410n112 , 14 Is deer air WO *Rs dam es iilld 111. 100 IWO WWII - ... SO $T 81 180,000 1 Wed Mariposa , all i duper I = l terr il iarreales dime gam sib ddr rmidamit ;$ 44 o wl s Dar-.,a, K. 1. ... $ 10 103.49 1 Tabs he mew ea ea eheadpl . l, peusea MIN MY 14710 m. 'Mos k 0 . a ll I D. i A wrist._ 11 14 3 / Treasterable br stasped died. - -- ----" • TEETH. —By Hoe Mslaity's Royal Letters Pato*. Newly I n mil Talulol oppluollon of =ME MU 111/1111101111a So motroolloast d rMa Omar. mil lalola—illr. usual 110111ILY. alleolm. BMW, 111. OMUNIP4IIIIIIII. Oreromorwqmo. Ye Imam aid trisawro. • Now. otslool. NMI laveiwallo lavailles. wovillas la Ober loolodon. wlllk No sal olodolo goolulloa mil mosow, el Cboduolly Propowl WHIR MU MIMI as • Its Is Ihs =gri or Illuso Mom no weioarEso* .art. el SY nor le Way Noma la a Ire of Mir mot yourimi Imam ow Iliolisubsr—All limp atm an oisliol. tr as e = ode* or I= or s o mu ni=orworly bloolsool ewelea be WM* wholly me a It. porbeauilli Ilso mg mod* orstakorio= Indio Imo slmeoltion mai el Nis owe =1;irlo sloosloller. loodlortoolowre= r a i lmowles olio smoo. soilo oleo rooollimel so wow= derdrooloal* soma Who MY YAM; mi. so I ir a smeNalloslor. WO of my Imperoloro ise. Mil Ilenli soaker be WNW ood iambs' la Laor moolb. 01l imploomi ie nso et moll or teals Mos Odor Imo Um goolloll * as yowallor wave er w lto i ro rt. 111. LO SI, Oupdosol. la*. $4. Orologworoort. Noweeetlowo•Tyse. llarH Dow+, No. T. D. Nort Da. Gurestssa h Pa* yisleis 1 4 " . it is Ms W~ ii E s a . S psr 2 pus 39 39 II 91 63 67 0 SI 115 GO 2 I‘ du IS 17 7$ 4 U I S 3: SI do IS IS 414 1.7$ $4 35 4 2 Ms V So JOINT STOCK DAM WINS.I1W01•11f. Iladorm dams today. THOMAS SALT and Co., EAST DIDIA PALE ALE BREWERS, mitre...sr "ill lIINSIED M Mena. lb Wm. .. 19 De. LAN.W.EivizEiti II Alawabsey aadnevelord 41 Mbrividory saa Cam. IVllasserfovd-whart $l, Elesty-street. Broes.abest. Is:, Ball-street. 11414141—....----- Beek Hall. Ssedisloa 14, Miltasautet. Daft 4.Croiraalky. 17. oenle.pisse. Dyads. —.....—... IS. New lea Rolm Hislualaset. --- oWW•ilis./ W Lwow.. ... SO Pa 0/7 7 2 6 r vabagiu* inLik= If Wee NW/ ... • . an 1bi4144 04 =,... .1 1111211491 4441 14 Ifeit 019swal ... .. II& WlMlsks sod I,9w4ca 1 W.ll4lsf p. IN Itedialmisale se es 311 De. 44.1tairsisas .. $ I $ 18 11 yi 119.41.1.1.Pard0e .. 4 44 „ MTN% ad 114411 Woe 441 49y . Wbot is wealth without. losoltb r T MIES ALTERATIVE PILLS an a triad sad ..a.a prolog mad, for A Sao dlotromiles soft from osons of 111•Arroramootollbetrootarbsed mint =art mil =llr a z ty loos of mom bsolorle, olio. ontralltdpirprlobis. sae Ow PE trismitil mini prolltionor, As bed Om a Smile flw shad or btu pill Is an dr above ofbatisro. pm ostullip bet arstroly at rase co tbo bowels. liver, Worm ori di% raffi Ilio rooriliroo, rad 'Misr tow to as idiots owl sold by HINGoTON. MIAS, sad Co., la. Vlrrelho Pl votttH lPlNi selso is led., to. ed., 4e. ed.., ke.; retail by ell uriblaorookeo. /at by port on toottpt of postage amps. a; . a 7 • 9 DL ILANADOII ON ASTHMA LiD MEESE OF THE HEART. Ow voi , ralarged. Beemil Llttaon, Ho. g Tt l e iSIA; its VARIETIES mod COMPLICA -031; vith Praidool s lamb al lid, Spuds Thaftiest glisaelowl tose seism To wisieb somed • • sianhot Delia •OM 611,11.1611 DIMS el tbs Heart • Its 7. MN. . SuLues ILD.OWitsw tbe 0811.= .4. 1 ban 1141 to Or Mpg berpery kr oiler of Ike M. • Loft: Lewin sad Oa. MANCHinTIS ANTI•SLAVEHT UNION.—A meeting was held at the Friends' Meeting-house, Manchester, on Thursday night, to establish • local And-Slavery Oaks. Mr. Joseph fitness, of Birmingham, Mr. George Thomp- son, the Rev. Mr. Ward (a coloured man from the United States), and other gentlemen, addressed a 1111111070171, but not (probably owing to the inclemency of the weather) crowded meeting, and rtoolutions were adopted favourable to its object. ' which contemplate the universal extinction of slavery and the slave-nada. BILLINGSGATE NEW FISH MARKET.—Yesterday morning the whole of the arcades of this building, nine in number, were thrown open for the sale of fish. The space between the houses on the west side of the market and the arcades has been covered in with squares of rough plate glass, sad the whole of the vast area, comprising (including the basement), 60,000 superficial feet, is well lighted with innumerable jets of gas, in addition to the ordinary lamps. COURAGE OF AN IRISH LADT.—Some threatening notice*, with a picture of a coffin, were sent to Mr. ROW, of Bladensburg, and his wife pasted up the following placard: —" In the absence of my husband, I copy and poet up to the disgrace of this parish, a letter which I received and opened, that the respeetsb:e people of this village may know whom they have among them, and purify themselves from men who dare not sign their own name, or meet pub licly in the face of day. I say, moreover, that should my husband's health make it necessary for him to change cli mate this winter, I will remain here to fill his place, in order that • cowardly cabal, who dare not say to any honest man ' Be of us,' should not continue to disgrace this parish by such discreditable productions as the letter I now sub join." A LEGREE TN REAL LIFE.—A horrible act of cruelty was lately perpetrated in Sussex county, Virginia, of which the Norfolk intelligence, gives the following sc. count :—Mr. Henry Birdsong so cruelly whipped and beat one of his negroes on Tuesday eight last, that he died in a few boors. Mr. B. bad given orders to his negroes that they were to report themselves to him at his dwelling every night at an early hour. On Tuesday night they failed to do so, and upon one of his boys coming into the hose* to get his (Birdsons'e) shoes to clean, he was called to account for his disobedience. Mr. B. being nanonally rigorous and severe with his servants generally, the bop a:peeled a whippin g , and ran ou t of the buns W swaps. Mr. B. followed him timely, and sake a fere eines dog (of the bull species) started fh• =ask' in pursuit of the fugitive olio. The deg Nth over took and bit him very seriously, before be was Ithea et Mr. B. then tied the triy, and whipped and beet lin INN seisa V iim that he died in a few bo ors . Th ese fosse he the knowledge of the coroner. a jury wall mei an inquest held, which resulted is the finding of a that deceased came to his death by sundry blows, fellthed by his master, Henry Birdsong. A warrant was Muth for the arrest of Birdsong, which was executed cei Thursday. The accused was immediately conveyed to the musty gaol and secured. The Virginia Daily Express says that the negro was most cruelly whipped and beaten—one of his eyes bay* been knocked eatirely oat with a stick. Ourd Ds. 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OWL Doak of A 16 4 Ipa Eva SO Lcados Z g Oop - 1:41,000,00.1 Looks sod 10,0001100 Naked Pro,. Emilio! i —.— 10,00 0 , 20 Do. Now. . — mo: so samosa si &lid . th 20.000. 20 New 15=111 Wales all 11 1 0"PreValn k Wrl; i ; . i . i . i : ii . 1 1 6 4" at 80,000 6 Soyol Asiliollifs .. l`.2alsie sod Odd Imp. 00. 1 SMD 0. X .douth Amish§ NAN 36 U.Y. of Auoilons all 73 — 76 Loos Do. Now. ..... sopa iii twos of Csi4Ogi... .. :: . 16.000 e so pokes of 3laddd .... .... . a 4i " 66 70 f ll 1a n 2 pro 14 19 12 14 ii ciii.l r I "p 7.1 TlZrlrn brats American Land.... }MLA CoLdm.iftedue.Co.l J Palace d Paha et Mace Is • —1+:1 20 pit 1 ' 4 1 alma,. Paten 10 Natharienda Laid I N.B. Wales Oakland Rut Steam Navigation Co. I North British Austrabilaa 11 Do. Now ....... of Baron Wears 1 61Peel River Land & IPI Peninsular &Ori do ental fitio. W Do. 2 Portland Iron Company 10 i ßoial Nall Swam 1 Scottish Austr. teveahnmt 21.30uth Australlon Land 1 &shampoo I:el=ils ha ai Van Inteu 'd6ll lisslrsol rte.BA. lye vas 114 POOR-LAW RELIEF WHILE ON THE STRIKE.—With reference to relief by local guardians of the men now stand ing still in Lanvishire, the Poor Law Board thus lays down the law:—" Where the applicant has the pecuniary means of subsistence for himself and his family, from whatsoever funds those means may be derived, or where be may, if he pleases, immediately obtain work, and so earn the means of subsistence, the Board are of opinion that he ought not to be considered as actually destitute. If, on the other hand, he has neither money nor work, and is really without the present m=ans of obtaining either, so that aid from the poor-rates is absolu•ely necessary for the subsistence 05 him self and his family, the guardians ought to relieve him." A CHILD ILVTILATED BY A ItAT.—One day last week the wife of a MAP named Samuel Dimery, residing near Landore, went out of her cottage, leaving her infant, about three years old, asleep on a bed rein a cradle. On her re turn she found that the child was crying vehemently. On visiting the room in which he was, she observed a large rat busily engaged in biting the little boy's face. On her ap pearance the animal ran up the chimney. It was found that periling of the child's flesh had been eaten off both the face and one of the thumbs.—Swansea Herald. AN AMERICAN WIFE BEATER.—On Saturday morning last, a man named William Keller, residing near Fort Edward, Waiihington county, after a night's absence, returned to his house, at an early hour, and said to his wife, " You have but a little time to live." He then knocked her down with a club, and commenced stamping her with his feet, bruising and mutilating her head's a shocking manner. His hit!, girl, nine years of age, &Waked the rearest neighbours, but beforetthey reached the hones Keller had set lire to it, locked the door, and ran off to the woods. They brake in, foetid Mrs. Keller lying on the floor insensible, and the flames rapidly spreading. After dragging her out, the tire wee extinguished and medical aid procured for Mrs. Keller, who is still alive,7tbough in a precarious situation. Sheriff Gmdall being at Fort Eiward at the time, went in pursuit of Keller, and found him about six ICLOSS distant, in the woods. He had a rope about his body, and said to the sheriff, " Take this rope and !mg me, I have lu.d trouble enough." Mr. Gandall took hill to Fort Elward, end after examination he was committed, and is now in Washington county jail.—You , loth Sun, Nov. 12. 831 4i 149 145 its AI I le dim SOi Hi 911 100 ILWATIP. 1 Ms ii le clis is 3 3 - ii $ pm Si If ~.4 " . ~. i „ " la " I li Cain 6 1 C ii i Ili II 7 /I :1 i di. par 171 pia an $1 9 9 34 i 341 74 64 sd 164 164 p 41 43 32i 331481; 2 4 p 414 par 19 34) ru:i pm ti 19 31 1 rim 4 pa —Pa 4I 34 die par 1 74 344 14 I ilk $i dia pa II 3: a ;u ►►i 01 I 99 1 81 11l 9ex in gli 111 i 7 i I i 2.11 7 1 SS s d sad x a The English stock market opened rather dull at the final rates of yesterday; but an improving tendency soon set in, and despite of the effiux of gold, of the tighter appearance of the money mar ket, and of the unsettled aspect of foreign politics, the funds finally closed well supported at a rise of percent. Business throughout the day was the re verse of active. The purchases seem to haie been chiefly on account of previous speculative sellers, who are rendered uneasy by the firmness of the market in face of the near approach of the settling. This will be an unusually short Consol account, Friday next, the 2nd December, being the first k making up" day in this department, and the fol lowing Tuesday (the 6th) settling day. The transfer books will close on the 7th December, and Consols will then be quoted with the half-yearly dividend I off. With the approach of the dividend period, pur-, chases to some extent are usually made. The public continue to invest in small amounts, and there is also some speculative buying. A parcel of 50,0001. Consols was purchased by a leading operator for the opening of the books In January. On the other hand, some sales of money stock were pressed this afternoon at the higher range. Stock still continues comparatively plentiful in the house, and money has been in active demand amongst the dealers at 21 to 3 per cent. The French funds were reported by telegraph as closing at a rise of nearly 1 per cent. Consols were first quoted 951 to ascended to 93/ to /, and were quoted at the o fficial close 951 to 1, both for money and the 6th December. After wards the market showed increased strength, and the closing quotation was 951 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 1,4, 4, ! ; ditto, for account, 6th Dec., 95f, 4, 4. T h ree per Cent. Reduced, 944, 1, I, I. Tliree-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 961, 4,4, 4, 4 4. Long Annuities, 1860, 51. South Sea Stook, 113; ditto New Annuities,' 1004. Exchequer Bills remain quoted ss. to Bs. pm., and India Bonds Is. to 4s. prem. With the exception of Buenos Ayrean Bonds, which continue to show an upward tendency, the foreign stock market presented no feature, busi ness being restricted, and prices nearly stationary. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 26 tot ex div. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 71 to 73; ditto Three per Cent., 49t051; Granada De ferred, 74 to 81; ditto, Active, 19 to 21. Sardi nian, 91 to 93. Spanish Deferred, 22 to ; the Cer tificates, 54 to 51 per cent. Russian Five per Cents., 111 to 113; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97 to 99. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 1852, 964. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 65, 66. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 631 • ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 951, 4, Equ ador Bonds, 51. Mexican Three per Cents., 25, 1 ex div. ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 72. Portuguese Four per Cents., 414. Sar dinian Five per Cent., 92 1. Spanish Old Three per Cent., 464, 4,1; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 221. The Committee's Certifs., 51 per cent. Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan, 93. The efflux of sold continues, and has now assumed serious proportions. Gold to the amount of about 360,0001. to 400,0001. was to-thy withdrawn from the Bank of England, for despatch to Russia to morrow morning. It is thus computed that, during the present week, upwards of 800,0001. in gold has been drawn from the Bank for that quarter. Of this amount, it is estimated that 550,0001. is on account of the Russian government, which is under stood to have had about 800,0001. standing to its credit in the Bank of England, in the name of Baron Brunnow, the Russian ambassador in London. The shippers are the Messrs. Baring, Brothers, acting as agents of the Russian government. In the present position of foreign politics this operation of the Russian government is sufficiently sig nificant. It is understood that further (mul -1 . • Mies of gold will leave the Bank for Russia next week, chiefly on government account. It is worthy of mention that the desire of the agents of the Russian government to find means of available remittance keeps up the exchange, as between Eng land and Russia, at a point at which large shipments of gold are also made from this side on merchants' account. The inquiries for gold for Paris to-day were more active and numerous; and, had there been a stock of gold in the market, large quantities would have been taken for that quarter. It is even understood that to-day and yesterday bar gold was withdrawn from the Bank at its fixed charge of 31. 17e. 101 d. per ounce standard, for transmission to France. Money to-day was again in brisk demand, and scarcer than for some time past. Five per cent. appears to be the minimum discount rate out of doors, even for first class paper. As we have before ob served, the present efflux of gold must have a direct influence m causing stringency in the money market. In the market for foreign exchanges to-day, the , rate on Paris was a shade firmer than last poet, but on other places the quotations showed no improve ment. There was a fair inquiry for bills on Ham burg and Amsterdam. The rate on St. Petersburg was fully as unfavourable to this country as before, being firm at 380. Bills on Vienna and Trieste were done at fluctuating rates, viz., from 11.32 to 11.40. The Royal Alice, from Sydney, has no gold what ever on freight. Hamburgh letters of the 22nd mention that money was tight at 6 per cent., although considerable slims in silver continued to arrive from London. The passage through Hamburg is also recorded of large sums in half imperials, en route to Russia. For long bills on London there was money at 11.151 to a, and for short paper, at 13.11. Funds and shares were firm. Business in the produce market was languid. Wheat was quiet, but there were buyers of rye for spring delivery from Russian ports at 275. to 31s. 6d. Monday next, the 28th inst., will be " making up " day in the railway market. The corn-market to-day was firm, at Monday's rates; but not much busiuess was done. Some OAS of floating cargoes were reported. There are few cargoes offering, however, and very few on the way to this country. A telegraphic despatch from Trieste with news from Alexandria of the 19th inst. (received per the overland mail) states that the Pacha had consented to allow all the corn belonging to private individuals in Alexandria to be exported, but no more corn is to be brought down on the canals for exportation. We understand that arrangements are being made by some eminent capitalists in Paris and London to secure the construction of the Central Line of Rail way of Europe extending from Basle to the Sardi nian Railway. Several of the Swiss cantons and the principal towns in Piedmont have subscribed largely towards the capital stock, and when this great work is accomplished an unbroken line of communication will be established from Antwerp to Genoa, ria the Great Luxembourg, Paris and Strasburg, Central European, and Sardinian Railways. With reference to the Royal Swedish Railway Company, insertion may be given to the annexed explanation : TO THE EDITOR OF TEI DAILY NEWS. Sin,—ln your money article of this day you give a very interegting statement respecting the present position of the Royal Swedish Railway, butt you have committed a slight unintentional error in giving the guarantee of the Swedish government u only 4 per cent. per annum upon the shares. The guarantee is, in fact, 6 per cent ., 1 per cent. thereof to form a sinking fund to redeem the railway at the expiration of forty years. The shareholders In the mean time ere entitled to all the profits of the line during that period over and above 6 per cent. Your correction of this will oblige A CONSTANT READER. London, Nov. 25,1853. Land shares to-day were again rather weaker. Australian Agricultural declined 10s., and South ei i alt Business done to-day. backing department ..., 12,477,425 Increase 711,182 Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether bills 1,259,013 Decrease 68,918 The Rest The Reserve . (cis., notes sad ectin in banking department) This return is a very favourable one, as it indicates increased strength on the part of the Bank. The decrease in the private securities is considerable, and argues an easy . state of the money market. The heavy increase in the Treasury deposits attests the flourishing state of the revenue. The large increase in the stock of government securities held by the Bank is one of the most remarkable features of the return. It is probable the Bank has withdrawn a considerable amount of stock which it had previously lent in the market. The decrease in the bullion is trifling and rather less than was expected. It must not be overlooked, however, that during the present week the money market and the current of the pre cious metals have taken a decidedly unfavourable turn. The next return of the Bank will show a re markable falling off in the stock of gold. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANOR.—Nov. 25. Time. Priam as negotiated this day. 13111 a and M. Money. dinatsotaa pert Short lie. 14 sty.... 115. lehm, Ditto ilotterdera Antwerp Braswell lianikurg and Alton' ~ „ 13woo. liscli:. Ihnes.34sch St. Petersham per rob:e " 384penro ... 38 pence Palls pert Short 211fr.974c. ... 231 r. 24c. Ditto ....... „ 3 Montha22fr. 20c. ... 252 r. 2'c. Marseilles Treakfort-on-thaktgoe per £lO ~ 11846.kr. .., 119:1. kr Vienna (effective) per £„ 115. Sur. ... 1111. 36kr. Trieste . _ Maid/. Cidis per dollaz „ I/ PP ioi . pence ---. ::: iipt;;;;; NI ?ewe ... 19 Pews Bilbso ...—... " ; - - pence .... Wince awakes, „ „ 497 pence ... 491 penes Walesa " „ 501 pence ... SO pence Bevil* .... .., ~ , " 30 pence ... 491 pence Gibraltar „ „ 50 penes ... 191 pease [agleam ....... Genoa Nelges per dccat " 431 penes ... 43 pence Palma* pre cones " 127 pence ... 1261 pence Masan Lisboa, per =lr e 50 daps date 63 penes .. 321 pence Oporto... „............„ „ „ 331 peace ... 33 pence hew Yerk ........„.„.. 10 days sight peace ... 471 pence THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocs. The English stock market continues to show re markable strength. Consols have touched 96, and are at the present moment firm at 954 to 96, both for money and account, being higher than they closed yesterday. There has been no other fluctua tion, and business is extremely restricted. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 94t ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 96:i to I ; South Sea New Anne., 1001 ; Exchequer Bills, .ss. to Bs. prem.; India Bonds, Is. to 4s. prem. Foreign stocks are similarly inactive. Mexican Bonds are quoted 25,1 to Z ; and Spanish Deferred, 22i to The only other stocks in which business is recorded are:—Buenos Ayrean Bonds at 66; Danish Three per Cents., 821; Granada Deferred, 8 to & ; Dutch Four per Cents., BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. -4-- LIB ERPOOL, SATURDAY, 10.30 A M. Wind S.W., moderate, and • fine. Arrived.—Paquebot de Cayenne, from Nantes; City of Edinburgh, from Calcutta ; Animenia, from Ibrail. _ _ Arrived at Beaumarie.—Jane Tudor, from Quebec, for Conway. QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 21. _ Wind S.W. Arrived.—Reliance, from Alexandria; Cornelia, from Liverpool, for Gibraltar. Sailed, Calpe, and Robert Matthews, for London. ORAVESEND, SATURDAY, 10.45 A.M. COSTOMS . HET riiN. fromWArniHrdead7ZETlipse:el:oui.trroLiideu, eonitiesehyo;ur'Ts Tiger, at., mburg; Sailed.—Wilberforce, Pantl a r t ,. , at io , r fr H um am O bu st r e g n ; d. moseue, at., for Hamburg. DEAL, SATURDAi , 9 30 A.M. Wind W.N.W., light, and cloudy. Passed.—Yeabel IL, from Spain, for London ; Belton, from Cephalonia, for London; Adjuster, from New York, for London ; Sir George Pollock, from Singapore, for London; John Bull, from Montreal, for London; Koh-i-noor, from Calcutta, for London ; America, from Calcutta, for London ; Quito, from Colombo, for London: St. Abbq, from China, for London ; lonia, from Smyrna, for Lon don ; Albert, from Baltimore, for Bremen. Anchored.—Jobu Iti'Pon, from Java, for London. Put Back.—Bato, for Hobart Town; John Brooks, for Tobago. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady to-day, at the annexed prices . Town tallow is quoted 5.53. 6d. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 565. ; Oct. to Dec., 555. Sd. ; January to March, 565. Sd. MARKLE AVERAGES. Town Tallow, 118..; fat by ditto, J. Id.; Yellow Russian, 575. 6d.; Melted Stuff, 425. 6d ; rough ditto, 28e. Od. ; Tallow Graves, 18s. ; good Dregs, 13s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. I. Davis reports the supply large, with a slow trade at lower prices :—Prime Dielidow hay, 80e. to 1005.; inferior, 50s. to 70s. ltowen, 455. to6os. ; clover, 80s. to 1205.; second cut, 70s. to 1055.; str►w, 36.. to 425. COVENr-GARDEN.-THIS DAY. Vegetables and fruit continue to be well supplied Late grapes are sufficient for the demand and still very good. Pears chiefly consist of Marie Louise, Glout Morceau, Crassane, Chaumontel, uchess d'Angouffime, Passe Colmar, and Winter Nelis. The demand for Cobs has greatly fallen off. Chestnuts have made their appearance. Importations of potatoes from the Continent are still kept up ; they are also arriving in largo quantities from Scotland, and prices for them havo fallen at least 10s. per ton. Asparagus is be ginning to come in at from Bs. to 10s. per 100, and seakale at from 3.. 63. to 4e. 6d. per punnet. Carrots and turnips fetch from 2d. to 4d. per bunch. Mushrooms are tolerably plentiful. Cut flowers consist of Pelargoniums, Fuchsias, Awes, Mignonette, and tree Carnations. FRUIT. Pine Apples, per lb., Ss to 54 Lir ap:2. bothouxe , p. lb., 2e to 5s 04 Portugal, per .b., 0 4 to 1z64 Apples, per bush, 40 to es &wart, per bait sieve, 2s Oranges, per len, 3s 81 to Ss Almonds, per peck, 5s Gd sweet, per lb., Is to 3s Cbasthuts, pll 100, la to 2s nuts,p. 100 lbs„ tiOs to 1001 Wa per 100, Is to Is Gd Cubs, p. ISO lbs., I VEGICiABLEB. I.ettuoe, Cab., per doz., 6d toed Cos, per wore, bd to le art• Salad, p. bf Men, dto le 6024 Salad, p. puo., 2d to 3d Home YAM, per bdl., 2e to 4a Mushrooms, per pot., 6d to la 11 per bts‘hel, Sato Se -^• halt sieve, 60 • Borrel,'per — halt 6d to Is Artichokes, per, cos., 3a to Is Jaw., p. ht...., Is to Is Cd Fennel, per bunch, 2d to 3d Sae oy, per bunch, 2d to 3d Thyme, per bunch, 24 to Foxier, per doz bundle In &Ito Ss Mint, green, per bunch, 2 d Basil, green, per bunch, ad Marjoram, do., do. 2d to 34 Wah.rezesses, p. 12 bun, 4 d to 64. Pees, per clot., Is to 3s Lemons per dozen, Is to 2s Caobaps, per doz., 91 to is Cauliflowers, each, 6d to 6d Greats, per doz., is 6d to as Brawls Sprouts, do., Is 6d to 2s Potatoes, per ton, 60e to 160 s perewt, 5s to 7s pa 514., Is ral to 5s Bd Turnip., per doz., 2s Od to Ss Gd Cucumbers, each, Gd to Is Celery, per bundle, 641 tole 6d Carrots, p. doz., is to 65 Spinach, per sieve, Is to is Gd Beet, per dos., Is to a6d Onions, Spanish, per doz., 15 to 95 per bushel, 20 6d to 341 Lake, per bunch, Id to 9d Shallots, per lb., 641 to Gd Garlic, per lb., Gd to Sd MARRIAGES OP BALZAC AND LAMARTINE.—M. Balsas, the French novelist, exhibits another example of escentricity in matrimonial affairs. According to a Parisian correspondent, the arrival of this celebrated author from Germany caused an immense sensation in certain circles, owing to the romantic circumstances connected with his marriage. When Balzac was in the zenith of his fame, ho was travelling in Switzerland, and had arrived at the ion just at the very moment the Prig ae and Princess Haruki were leaving it. Baizac was usher.d into the room they had just vacated, and was leanimf from the window to observe their departure, when lie attention was arrested by a soft voice at his elbow asking fur • book which had been left behind upon the window-seat. The lady was cer tainly (sir, but appeared doubly so in the eyes of the poor author, when she intimated that the book she was in quest of was the pocket edi tion of his own works, adding that she never travelled without it, and that without it she could not exist. She drew the volume from beneath his elbow, and flew down stairs, obedient to the screamit g summons of her husband, a pursy old gentleman, who wis already seated in the car riage, miling in • loud voice against dilatory habits of women in general, and his own spouse in particular ; and the emblazoned vehicle drove off, leaving the novelist in a slate of self•consplacency the most enviable to be conceived. This was the only occasion upon which Balm and the Princess Hanski had met, till his recent visit to Germany, when he presented himself—as her accepted husband. During these long intervening fifteen years, however, a literary correspondence was steadily kept up betwetn the parties, till at length, instead of a letter containing literary strictures unon his writings, a missive of another kind— having a still more directly personal tendency, reached him from the fair hand of the princess. It contained the announcement of the demise of her husband the prince,—that ho had bequevthed to her his domains and his great wealth, and consequently, that she felt bound to requite him in some measure for his liberality, and had determined upon giving him a successor—in the c ia o n n e d e d su l e m ss in t o o n s s ta i t e t h t e h y a t r e t h r e e f d o e r l t i h d of splendid fEtes celebrated the auspicious event. u apu n erst it h e oo d ur i wo n fa w bit' e fa d di 7o n e co h t , a a i t her chateau on the Rhine, and a suc cessionat The story of the marriage of Lamartine is also One of ro mantic interest. The lady, whose maiden name was Birch, was possessed of considerable property, and when past the bloom of youth, she became passionattly enamoured of the post from the perusal of his " Meditations " Fur same time she nursed this sentiment in secret, and being apprised of the embsrrassed state of his affairs, she wrote him, tender , mg him the bulk of her fortune. Touched with this remark able proof of her generosity, and supposing it could only be caused by • preference for himatli, he at once made an offer of his hand and heart. He judged rightly, and the poet was promptly accepted.—Salad for the Solitary. A CHl:Reif RATE AUCTION.—A very unusual sale by auction—namely, of " church rate seizures," took place last week at Sittingbourne, when Mr. Shrubeole, of ',even ham, sold 31 quarters of oats, being "the goods and chat tels" of Mr. J. Marsh, cornfactnr, distrained for ohurch rates. The lots were 'old for 11. Is., the amount of rates mind for being Its. I