The Express. — London, England, 1853-10-03 00:00:00

[THREEPENCE COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.--THIS DAY. Our market was only niudirateiv supplied with English wheat this morning, by lend carriige samples from Essex and Kent; and the oiler+ Irim the E.l4t coast were not large. Sales were made on much the same terms as On Monday last. The transactions in foreign wheat and thur were not so 'extensive as of late, but the advance *Kited last week was supported. Barley was in short supply. and fully as dear. The arrivals of oats are light, and the improvement quoted on Friday was fully maintained this morning. Beans and peas scarce, and without alteration in value. ARILIVALIS IN iu Ey: 4 .IJUN FROM SEPT. :6th to OCT. tat. t.tra. flat ley 7OO Oat. • Malt ..... 1$ in Maar. 2,191 sac I rls . Soutah. 84 156 75 , 4 SO I SI and 4.131 Darrel*. oreari . 36 7 4 1715 473 NIINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Tho private contract markets are wady, but are in• active. -- oil:1J —Seal, pale. 361.; straw, 33/. 10s. to 341. ; brown, 321. 10s. to 331.; Sperm, S 6/ to 87/. 10s.; Head matter, 81 1 1. to 901. ; Cod, 341. to 317. ; South Bey 361. to 40/. ; Olive Gallipoli, 671. to 681.; Spanish •nd Sieily, 631. Coosa Nut, 441. to 461.; Palm, 401. 10s. to 411. 10t; Linseed, 311. to 311. 10s.; Itapeseed, 401. to 421. 105.._ The following public sales are adverti4ed for to-morrow, ria.:—Sug : 200 bhds. Barbadoes, 1,000 bugs Mauritius, and 4,200 bags Bengal. Coffte : '2OO casks plantation, and 800 bags native Ceylon. Cocoa: 160 bags. Saltpetre: 2,000 bags. Bice: 1,000 bags. Madras Pepper, 1,400 bags. Cochineal: 100 bogs. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is dull, with but little bulauess doing. Town Tallow is quoted 57.. 6d. nett cash ; Petersburg Y. C. oa the spot, 575. 3d. to 6d.; Oct. t,.) Dec., sitie. to 61 ; Jon. to March, 565. 6d. to 575. , I/ ' ~ ...-. / ii a e -le - 7 7 I -- '''r " el/Cme e act • ,i/1.. . . 7 e-r . I' 0 ) 4e. .. / I'/, „ ~ e . he . .00 Tvlbt 41 _ 1641 rlt . ~ No. 2,220.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3, 1853. it. toe toe Abloom Pinar 1111114C/L MARKS. - ly 4Nli of DEPOSIT, 7, st. Martin's-place, JP . Trafalearaoreiro. London. P •14.1' IP4rPW. ',JP:Vt.-IMO OWN ET era requested to examine • e•- MONEY MARKET. --•-- by intelligence of the fall of Consols to 921. Sugar wu firm, co ff ee nominal, cotton flat, spices in con- SHARE LISTS. ..-..-- ~,, r „. I th. , I,,stiturion, by winch • high rate ad Interest meta SAVVitoralf Symons. ti me d favour, pimento dearer, and pepper tending SATURDAY BVININO. 54.100 ;Absrasint No. 2,7 per Crol - - A. There was less activity in the railway market to- st s t en ' 9 ' 44 ° 1 k Elinor 4 p i e C't• - - 0 0 „ant with whet aenrity. The favourable political reports of yesterday being upwards. Spelter was rather lower, at 13.9. rsl t s iong and i fi n tio c ta c to g aresp . nded genera . y . to . th . e flu- Si.i I,dis e Calidsciaa Ceeite ns f t l l O snnte . " le rt l s i'l i5....ret?..44.1e in Jar, ..! and Jute. r o a ms ß 31 011thioN, Slanagnag Dumb,. without confirmation at the opening of the market Business in wheat was checked, but purchases could Prespee hoe on apelteautto. not be made cheaper. Rye and barley continued in `"' rims opened a shade lower, 4 1 an Cott and landon .. ' shortly afterwards experienced a sharp rally, again 44 ' di ' ' ) ' 4 u 44 ' lee ,, ' S . 4 r ,t,;,7l. he° el "' this morning, the funds ',hewed some flatness; but, ----- aspect, but below the best prices of the day, C o ra - 74 .uo. as. i 74. 17e. 7 per Ct.' aom . 6 61 WO PARENTS and GUARDIANS.-An AP- purchases for money prevailing in the early part of boisterous, and wet. Insurances on linseed from St. , and finally closed with a tolerably firm It si essiaecisl3!... - siee.e: si 4 1 SSENTIt*E. WANTLD IS the 11131.915INDINCL-3S. De& the day, a recovery to the best point of ye s terday Petersburg to London had been done in Hamburg 5 5 lb. do. 51.) T per Ct. '46 6 pared . with those of yesterday, the final rates of to-day 61 r (I . rA.t .o.t . AR'. 4..; 1,04,1 il . 16 jai ts pes eftp.Oliert• enT• stocks so ,10 gait.tlr.tekovriv-illav . 8 20 ensued. This was quickly succeeded, however, by at 3 per cent. Money was very tight at 41 to 3 per show in moat cases the " turn "in favour of buyers. • 1 efrxtle 110- t lO . 1 1 I I w tO :10 ,133. Nrie S ler Cent. meet; 13 14 ........ IVE OCIN Kiarl-Mr. "LSE , the Medical considerable speculative sales, and, reports being at cent., and exchanges were dull. Largo purchases of a r e of 31, bresswieltOW.A.P. Lind m, Informs he nun& • kw siva 0137411. 1 1 iIIPFARAVINES are now roody„-nossi two I the same time "got up "of an attempt upon th e lif e rye had been made at St. Petersburg and Riga. Laud shares to-day were fi-m at yesterday a im- London and North- Western and Midland , • seemed to be chiefly inquired for, and Caledonians and sl 3 'eelmbhred, rectl2, 63141 York and North Midantlswerefirm. of 4 ,w,re soars/ or ti Pamohlat es IlealiesiOdembiwi. of the Emperor of France (a rumour to which refer- Dundee. S 5 per turd .... Sll 13 i provement. North )3ritis • h Ausiralasian were rather si.. l les-Groat Northam& per Own 117 120 115 Lk fall sin MODERATOR LAMP, with globe ence is made simply owing to its having had some better. Bank shares were firmer, but the demand et. lov 'I.Yo. 3 per rest. Serie. Re; k I paw sae naiad camPlete. Imo (Adore tam and study slight effect upon the market), prices experi- was chiefly for Union of Australia, which rose 21. THIS DAY.-Two o'Cusee. , isesume at ei ect. pm nis 110 107 10 , 71 Do. 41 percent. is ' par 1 pet 101 limps U. ewes. them aew denten In poreelidn, Sc.. ham Pals. ,:east mi. 4, 6 eg, pm Ohm. SKIM, Sm. pt raa d t eyset ,, wpm ,* enced a rather decided and sudden reaction of Oriental Bank improved 1/. The shares of the Eng- Business in the railway market to-day has been so CI OtStht Vrestrtilitigkthe 71 11 11 fish, Scottish, and Australian Bank closed 2to 11 dis. upon a more quiet scale than of late, and the fiuctua- si.i lee" Dakeen.re'ertu..44 p.m. 93 itti ;y o iite W I 4 'AiWeat.liksallunteem Sal is 7 liert..Aelreet). nearly one per cent. At the close a partial tion has been unimportant. Generally prices have 1 1 15 ' 1 r t e r Crystal Palace shares left off 1 : to 11 prem. Nether- H E SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the last half rally had taken place, but prices still left 6 1 1 1, . D Llrwa ir it e tte%.9 ► AVl 9 1 ate par 9S lands Land (31. paid), mark 1 die. been fairly maintained at about the closing quota- lk• WO ' hitt* 0 remeenvtioct ,! l'6 l 141 Teentury Imes Fowl bursa ose-ii .1. that RoWL.Ah tr.' off fully 1 , per cent. wet so than the closing 4 o'clock l An extraordinary general meeting of the Austra- st. 100 Loa., I*.ehttu ir.3 perot, - - 31 ti s--A It ..q.. emboss Neogene nourening power! to the _,........ „„,Hone of Saturday. London and North-Western is at st. ha oie. stew our.; nes m.I - - ee.wm, restoratlne t and improsemplat sf the Human liar. and when ...so oi yesterday, the market remaining sensitive li en Royal Mail Steam Navieation Com p any is rely other 'peals Me Idled. It pet 'rota it tros, 1.1111,,0 .11 or torn• in character to the close. Money iu the Stock Ex- called for the 19th inst., for the election of lien present celled 1031 to 1041 • ; Midland, 39; to 601; "1 5 ' sau * * "" ss "" ) "* Third*l 7 4 3 pm 114 all ILondhatterr? eager. oar - - Mg grey -strengthens wash taair -cleanses n teem mud and ilaidzifl directors and a vasiety of other business, amongst Lancashire 4 and Yorkshire, 631 to 641; Doyen , 171 is 4 all loadoldeerriahnsisk.6sh 126 136 ...mil main it tweellikey son, coyly. amp liu.ST. ror children it is c hange was very easy on government stock, but on which appears to be a proposition for the winding - to 18; Caledonians, 25 1 to 1; criglsa:l=7 ljnaiaa ; /s lim. t " ais r . iq Ui L b r 1 rill baas I railway and other stocks very high rates are stated II Si illsa .. J1;11.11,11e. mounted 6 7 and Great Northern ., te ta ow .. . 1 to per em. up at tie company. 181 to 1. Great Western is better at 81 to 1. Great IL. 5 Da * 15 "' - - tar par Meat asis user test wae. 21a. Caution-'ln the wrapper Mto have been paid by substantialiba/ers. Wartude for interest at the rate of 5 per cent. all ,Ilaryp.A Oarlike, 46 pCt. - - pee sigh hob mie =7 t.eds' Sisamear tilt" is awe Sass eseadi Mp A t _ sad sONS, 2°, asst •-- Lemma; Consols opened at 931 to 1 for account, improved per annum for the half-yearending the 9th October,on Northern A stock is in great demand at 481 to 491, st.lteo heidianiterme.”.r.e.ls.l,..C , 135 142 laji s 1 Diu.: reetetecee see s. 1 rd. ;ar asdliv•wwm 6 N 2 to 93i" buyers," fell suddenli to 921 to :, and were the paid-up °spite of the Berlin Waterworks Com- and very scarce. lit 1100 Norfolk ?stamen,. - _ - last officially quoted 921 to 93 for mopey and the pany, will lie Issued on the 18th inst. St .SO psi et. Rate. NM - - French shares are lower. Northerns are quoted st.'ses , Do.WraventiValley & pc, - _ I. H 1 DAI I. Y NBW 8 ' 13th of October . At one moment Consols were Sb * •ei is t t t ofapproach i ng railway u Join aII a *Men ,-; to 1; Strasbourgs, 361 to 37; and Paris and te i Do. Debemena ••• - Ludas Kerning Paper, prier M. I' page& mum ii, m 511,6 New", t a s t ms, ruin or the u offered at 921, but were quickly taken. The latest , meetings, viz.:-Darenth Valley, Oct. 11, 27, Newst. l o o ,North British ... . lO3 403 103 10 all 'North Staffordshire - IS 25 weir. a tout muses, siseseess tree anemone° in its 977017 . 4 after-hours quotation (at 3 o'clock) was 93 exactly.at. 1011.0aked, Aircrew, led " Mil k ' ad all m a.. 4 " lett& re ' lwwwl / 4 whether Polities', weist• The official hat records business as follows :— three Bond-street; East Grinstead , Ott . 7, East Grinstead; Lyons, 151 to t P rem. eanmessitee.Great North of Scotland, Oct. 7, Aberdeen ; Llanelly, OZDINAZY 130/111.119 AND STOCKS. 1 N0:m.416. Ilael3aut. - - I: all s ! im ln re t w .o .asin. dit_to st.G di u t . t r o . 1 g i f l pm 101 6 ill the ratan sad 'aloe of Ha General News-in the worse. or Its per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, '4, 93, 1,, 92, ; Oct. 15, London Tavern; London and Greenwich, ea. ee. amig liaturtr as y. 99199 t0 2 p 9). .m 49 . 1 gmer lig .in the sample, truthful, and Impartial eh, sc•ar or its ditto for account, 13th October, 93 k, ''.., 22 i, 33 4, Pref.; Waterford and Kilkenny, Oct. 12, London seems's. le to 'Serowe& Ctestet(Nor.W. miggy~agence. end Is the vaned moreanttleand commeroalin. „, -.-- eent•lawd in th e City, Midway, sod Monetary Articles,- Zg, 93 . Bank stock, for. account, 220, 221. Tavern; West Flanders, Oct. 17, 61, Moorgste. In. Ise eesrsses -- - - 31 le 11 f Km: 11 rerCen•... .16 17 atl grgl7is osoup.,sed. Exchequer Bills were unchanged, et 13s. to Bs. street; Ditto, Oct. 20, Bruges. 10 51 Ambers, gottLss, Boats. 10 I 0 Do. 5 per aka ... . I par 6pm a d Madial" ‘w i r e 45 " 13.3 44 of S n ukr ta " " 7 " tb " P " er di e. India Bonds were rather higher, at 711 - in 39 . mad lien Junction .. 44 41 IS 25 dank Dems .. . _ IIS 14 ogionetasnely emir Man or aailieind in the Indian 'teas by o r rery _ The subjoined notice of the silk market is extracted iss at struway.estoweveret st ill 19 If Ditto Pied riperainti par Ipm lgeltaad mall - WWI the only daily Nilson' Report, with let of prices dim .from the monthly circular of Messrs. 11. Waltham° 11 4 r u 5t.5.. Lam.,* 1: It 46 144 all South Easter. I itsaillog' Annlof /1.0.6..--_- Si 241 pekoes any where. The Foreign Stock market was very quid, and and Co., dated this evening: It. 100 Do. 46 per cent .......... - - 1t oddness* Steed to fasolliee, se betas the only paper beside, the 111 Ulf Dm ea. go. m 1. .. 6 4 ~.. limn . ' wtiaL includes, and has always excluded, from iu °MM° prices exhibited no change of any importance. G o- - We have had a quiet market in silk during the past at ,„ . ;1, ~ligb6"4ll""r ••• • 4 :‘, 5 6 53 10 all ith.Vorksoure4 19 20 I . r a Li 11 1 Waerfardarli -- No elleflereive odrertionscuta. penally the rally appears to be fairly supported. At month; hat prime generally have been fairly maintained. $4 'al et w a - 4 - 4 - sod Nayhek .... IS 17 ad sod ''l at. 150 Y °33 7 1531.33113 • 11 t• Ita ornerret la pubite femur lo sh.mn ,.... by Te o last.mrezp.or steep, pera, bl three o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 231 to In China Silk the first pazed of the new crop arrived in the ss s u ci or ft mg Suedes ... ... - - °Liked, of Eskr.nane• 9 $ 92 tis seed fee the ye , r 15211 to te whim It wall be ram that this grapey rae youngest by more than 241; Spanish Deferred, 23 ' to 24; the Committee 's early part of the month, and was sold at a small advance so o Dedmeni AsldestJune.. S die per 17 4 ado Ditto _ ...1 41 s 'UV ran/ 222 l ' It's years b " 1 ",....„„ i1a lar t_, °l474.l. 7.___ s.°W" ,____,' Certificates, sto 6 per. Dent Peruvian Four-end-a- l a P ei " ,i the business done in oil stock has been at pre. 11 all Desis dewt Perth, mid Stet. 7 IA 1. 10 IforanA.3s.4.ll.A,Pateb i 01 Ms Vlcnis r.CS In Cantos sdh some recent &revels have been „. , i .. ,e.„.. st • etl ••• - 41 --0.--- mosso. Cnamrscue " sold at nether lower prises. Is Bengal silk all the fair i; d' l ast 71 t 7: 1 71;" a sad a.) s n 41 MINES. MOMS , Pew 1771 577 WO 22; ditto Deferred, 81 to 1; Peruvian Deferred, wotkine qualities are in good demand, and sell currently 30 all arrow tee ... - 111 13 12 1 Illossmie Illsaum. l71l - OS landing at full prime. The deliveries are again very at. toe muses Dam. Cl.'- a... $6 40 Clod g Bain= DAILY Sllelit The com Mord taiastoaree oft U pa l atos jsatfie lL ta tatkwelos Brazilian Four-and - a - Ile per Cent. Bonds, 1862, satisfactory. .In Italian 41ke the arrivals continue small; Uss Do. (late 71. C . . . 7:: - 77, Ne. Shares Nunes. Paid. , alms dome prices era without alteration. Brows silk : Th e imports 111 . 1 _ 29 . Lto._____ n • 411 . 15 . 8 n a I . W " . 3 . 1 ~ Saturday. to.day. aphem rems lll 7 713 9 ,22122 2 1 lusawsofer n : . 931. Dutch Four per et. Certifs., 94, 931,. 94e _ _ are 46 bales new silk, most of which have been sold at full L k * , t ..." ,t i t...„.,,,"'''' .. L L A " . ,. 6l . ma " . m " ;a - .-; 14 — t• The' Ually Newels se a I the London magnum Mg,. teem ski art It i so n Dss = s9 egodsaes l i mn num.; um,.. _re. ex div. Granada Defected Bonds, el, 1 . Mexican -- price*. In Persian silk there has been a good business done 'a 'I I I g4 - 7,4 4 ... , 4 4 a d - p cs " — issi..: - -.---- 63 tee.Oot 1 Alma Ms an 1 1 0 1, 1 1 110,00 1 Mug° AestralianGolil all S ids par meaning eseMstently th.pt ,eswermailea llanaham which la Nosn7 Three per Cents., 24, 231. Peruvian 4 Four-and-a- during the past month ; the stock is gradually diminishing. se. toe gatneurei.,lu - d- thusdo , 20 11 21 3 1 }Ol,OOO I,...4l4ioowfivaiso lb 1,491.044"2" of [ A 11222 • le * 1 •Ile ' d7, with the 1. " " bigb" Half per Cent. Bonds, 73. 721. Russian, Four-and- Public sales of China and B e n g al silk are declared for the K. 100 Glasgow 6. douth'Seetere - - 10,000 10 t Australian le - seestation of tic SICCIIIISSI 61 4 Pfew= with IS. 11, 1 717 aster al adearuermasts- neat to Use . t-osamsge by bey .-Half per Cents., 97, 98. Sardinian Five per 19th instant ; the quantity is not yet named, but it is not 5 111 : 7 10 0 . 4 1 ) Otatt p.. .l4 A o . rtliera wa ..... ...... 4 7 6 4 75 +754 5 40,010 6 tic. Coal Miming 1 A (tale use ruse. lutetium"' raise tut marc"eu rda with kg lammerdsl Cents., 93. Spanish Old, Three per Cents., 43e; exptcted to be large. ilt. too Do. 5, Oust ... .. 113 115 1.1w6c 1 Australian Cordillera onlamine. Annexed are the latest reports from continental sc. nos ce-sesth.saewest.orio too tos en 110,eas 1 Australias Freehold ... all S 4 IL T s s sur i„ s s or as gadiewee or Newsman toms mega. ;era ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 221. bourses, as received by . Mr. Renter ' s express : Is It miao w,* L i a m . .., - - .....- et. ISO Ghost Western .. .. $O4 111 50 4 534 116,0 he 1 a.e 311,rm 4l 11 Oh sissomes es Wissmatreet. Leedom The imports of the precious metals this week have 100.00' l Stith° Aninaliaa Gold all it I dla ----- been extraordinarily large, owing to numerous Amsterdam, Friday, closing prices:-Dutch Four 60 all Lassesase sod Carlin:a .. tl2 47 10,600 so enritishirea I • ditto Two-and-a-Half 11dfile . 10 11 pm ALLEGED MISCONDUCT AT TICK MANTLE- richly freighted vessels having come in almost alma!- per Cents., 93, , per Cents.. tat a l ._ l i e a • _-._ - - :.2i ehl i, 444 a 444 44 10,003 13 4 , Drat. Incr • (SW st s, .Pc 204 31 SI 0.000 SO DsiCesessandNiate ali 21 II BONE BATHS AND WASHHOUSES. taneously from Australia. Our list includes-41,517 62; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 221; 1 1,. 'r e ' La tie v i a •a• .. r e 7i 1 ale 11,000 10 Do. M. John Del Nu 16 331 311 --I,—. ounces of gold by the Indiana, 16,074 ounces by the the Coupons, 6a ; the Old Three per Cent. le to Do. Wed Riumilimen 41 SI 110,000 1 Carson's Creek lii Ma At the meeting o f the Marylebone emery on Medway, 37,373 ounces by the Typhoon, 75,000 foreign, 46 ,1 , • Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic. , 55 all 5.46 Nerthe ` a - 11,000 40 CIL* Coepar . ..... ..... all 42 13 100,000 1 +Colonial Geld. t 5 fpm &Nudity, ounces by the Marlborough, and 52,000 ounces by 801; Granada Deferred, 81; Peruvian New, 731; to 7 un.,Tlikry,st BordhaSS per 1 pm Oopisoo Sr. SiettoLAY put a question to the commissioner, Of the Essex , all from Port Phillip; 7,078 ounces by Mexican New, 23 ; Portuguese New, 38 11-16 ; St 3 96 9S 1 111 1 14 Lando. use Blackwell 7q 4 ys l9 194 Ot. 101 las.,3lrishien,hB. Cow 96 1.;17,41.0 si: seep* miners a las. in 63 61 k Illarth-Reste , 1014 106 uss si ss 33 MOOG 33 +Do. f ref. 74 peramit. ill 67 pm baths and washhouses. A Charge was brought by smile the Hoogbley, and 1,131 ounces by the Oriental, both Granada Acute, 203 t Ecuador, 3 15.16'; American se I s 'alu m , , . , per 4 pm 154 NM,. a •ii.nghlu.traltanou4) , all 21 31 m"lcol pramittoners against frir. Foote, the superintis- from gone • 10 , 335 yy ounces by the Renown, from Bank shares, 41. Exchange on London, 11.80, to t no.sinsts..ii.saiiMe pat epm It 4 Great Nueget Vets.... all /IDlpm If M t° I i .Reg dent lif the balm and washhouss, of great smelly, and re-th 2.1 Do. Eighths.. - - 3 as fusing a berth to a fellow-creators, at a time when the im- Geelong; 170 , 226 dollars by the Europa, from New short- si. tos 'Loam, a Soutt;.arteteYi . . 76 76 776 61 skeet 10 *Gemini mediate necessity of a warm balk was considered a-matter York; and 1701. in specie by the Euxine, from Gib- so 414 Da., 4105 ......... 12 II Ida 72,00 e 1 Greed ilveby or Bader alt 4 ,1 . 6, 5 dis par of life and (loath. Me was desirous of knowing what see altar. We have here a total of nearly one million THIS DAY.-Two o'Ceoce. 014 De., 440 .., -.I: 10 „ 11.0 re 1 Great Polymath U all Lcsdooderry a Coleraine - - 1.30.4ir take Hatinuet. an 5 eas Commisainners had dose in reference to those charge.. sterling, of which 962,0001. is in Australian gold. The English stock market to-day has been steady, ss au Imadontrrysilltanlattllee - -410,00 t Ltberty Mr. CLEMENT Grottos (a commissioner) said that the Th e L ar d W il l i am Beatiac k , wh i ch arrived yebiar. with a much quieter business than has been lately si. NO klimeh_.,Shet,ALMeOlseh. 19 31 * 9 9.401 tLiaaree circumstances of the a ff air lad been fully investigated, sad _,_•"111 41 Do. Nm4llllml. Oslo. - - ger II 50,004.1 Loadosilealifors Oeld has no gold on freight. observed , and with little fluctuation. Consols opened es . 500 tweed , . 211 83 10 IA 0110 Quarts Cnishlngeo.. all 1 1 it appeared that the body of a female who had thrown her- uay from Syd ne y , 100,090 darionita self into the canal was brought to the baths and weslthosses On the other hand, the shipments ha v e been much 921 to 93, touched 931 for money, for a moment, and er. IT! .... D0 1 03111 . ......:415 . i.i1: 4 „ .. 6 .. U ... _ U . 10,0 1 veziesnlONLAmerkes P 66 I 2 1 night, after the vslubliawela war. closed. at se unitises - smaller than of late. The Custom-house statement are now quoted 93 exactly, both for cash and the ri ;;! -.s i x, -„;;;;;;,,„,„- ... ..., _ 6, 00 New Dramatis able hour, and the medical men and an unruly mob had air of the exports of the precious metals direct from Lon- 13th October. India Stock marks 246; Exchequer it. 100 Newesation - ~. . 60 Id 50,50 New Linares 31.411.C0. all - - solutely sea:tel the walls, and were on the terrace of don during the week ending Thursday last, includes Bills, 13e . to Ba. die .; and India Bonds, 3a. die. et 41 Do. Bury unseen .. 1 die _I'M 100,000 1444141411 M.S. an I fpm 1 1 1 the building before Mr. Toole, the superintendent, - - 23,360 minces of gold, and 600 oumoes of silver, re Very - Ve little badness has been done in foreign sa lii S car y and eseigiiiis... --, 11Notio Fast Philip of what had happened. The doors were hammered at, sadail i i di cila 1 i trit,lo3 Quota Book ich le ail 1 9=WarrsepeMthlko. - - a bath demanded in a most uncouth and nverbearioe presenting an aggregate value of little more than stocks, and the only movement ia in Mexican, wh _. ~. _ ... ... ... ... . 5 0 42 1 te,oot 5 *Rhymes, ti es ....- all - meaner by the medical men, wth iut any explanation in 90,0001. The gold was for Hamburg and Belgium. has been as good as 25, " buyers," and is now quoted ry • '1", " Do. New . ... . ._ - 7,1,410 IS !toothy° de Cubs lll 1 *1 the first instance of the purpov for wbich it was so de- Ile account in detail is as follows :-Gold coin :To 241 to /. Peruvian, 44 per cent. mark 724; ditto, so s 4, Northers Cavities tan 4 5 die wear I -nth Amtrallan tali 1 1 dis .." • T • 6 7 m inded. ft was trio that under such circomotsna , s, and in Hamburg, 6,960 oz. ;to Belgium, 9,000 oz. Gold Deferred, 501; Brazilian Old Fives, 97 1 ; Belgian, r.. 116 ~ .1-0, , ,,,,,, ,, , , ......_i i. ..i : . fp l i p 27 I R 5,000 to Sic Croft Mato li.:01.; r ITaie.l Wilma al. 36 4 16 coon, quenec of the epithets applied to him, the superin teudent lost the command of his temper; but as soon uhe bars :To Hamburg, 5,300 oz. -to Bel g i um, 2 100 41 per cent., 971; Granada Deferred, 81 to 81. No sen I De. j A berated ... IS 1 , taus I ralkr - - understood the urgency of the case, he ran himself to the oz. Silver bars: To Boulogne, GOO oz. other sales are recorded. II lIDa s I outaniese 7 76 16 174 Mani Staltiteekire. el of Be 115 SAW i West Granada ..... 00,, ,, ee I Weot karinala••• • • all sls engine department, and turned on the hot water, and with The other shipments reported to us consist of a 10 all leash. wester. his wife: realered all the assistance in his pow,r. The few thousand pounds in specie by the Olinda, from to to ;eons &teak WesUnas. par 3 pot t Traniferahl• by stainpiml Ind. commissioner, cams to a resolution " expressive of regret for the Brazils ; 4,520/. by the Iberia for MINES. at. lell Osked, Wcre,lllWolets. U4O 404 40 ______.—_ that their officer had not displayed greater command of his . Liverpool se. UM 1 atetnah Matra ... ... 113 67 itil !saw., , and 45.2461. in seeds for Constantinople. JOINT BTOCE BANNS. --a-- t. lSri l!t elgah r i s d i a" - - . a n v. id .... as . . . ..-__ Saturday, Hr. NICHOLAT put • question to the commission= baths and wishbone's. A charge was brought by m,6 eel prsetitioners ageism Mr. Foote ' the 'upwind*. dentlef the bathe end washßetties, of great entelty, and re fs/as a both to a fellow-creature, at a time when the is. mediate necessity of a warm bath was considered smatter of life and death. lie was desirous of knowing what ebre commissioners had dose is reference to those charges. Mr. CLEMENT GEOROII (a commissioner) raid that the eircumosuccs of the affair Pad been fully investigated, bed it appeared that the body of a female who had throw* 'elf into the twit was brought to the baths and wasidememe at night, after the establishment was closed, at eb able hour, and the medical men and en unruly mierarb whitely scaled the walls, and were on the terrace of the building before Mr. Foots, the superintendent, was awn* of what bad happened. The doors were hammered at, end a bath demanded in a most uncouth and overbearing moaner by the medical men, with nit any explanation is the first instance of the pureesz for which it was so bee minded. It was true that under such eircumstane-s, and is core quencc of the epithets applied to him, the superior tendent lost the command of his temper; but as soon as he understood the urgency of the ease, he ran himself to the I engine department, and turned on the hot water, and with his wife; reordered all the assistance in his power. The commissioners came to a resolution "expressive of regret that their officer had not displayed greater command of his temper on the occasion," but, with that exception, his con duct met with their approval rather than otherwise. The medical teen who had charge of the poor woman must have known that the baths and weshhouses was not the proper place to take A body to, and when they did arrive there, their conduct was most indecorous. If it was to go forth to the public that the baths and washheneea were to be kept open all night long, and that they were to become the ro• ceptable for dead bodies on every occasion, it would Woo become a very profitlese establishment, as the public would not go to bathe there, and they woalii have to keep a WI set of servants, as titles now engaged were there frees fine in the morning till ten et night. Mr. D'lrrAyoza, jun., said it was a remarkable fact that, immediately opposite the baths and washbouses there was the W. stern General Dispensary, a much more proper place to have taken this poor unfortunate to, but it was supposed the jealousies among-t the medical men prevestall that. If they were to open the baths and washbowls. he persons ill one way they must do so in all instances; eel if they were to take persons in with the cholera to haw bet laths, there would be such a panic in the public mind time no one would go there for fear theyshonld have a bath la which a dead body or deceased person had been placed. H thought that it wee an unquestionable fact that the medical men did not conduct themselves on the occarion with the temper they ought to have done. Mr. Sobers felt that the superintendent had been run gown. The public ought to know that there were a great I many wen of self-destruction perpetrated or attempted in the sense locality, and that it heel always been the practice previously to take persons partially drowned to the intr. ma of the workhouse, which was mach to the spat where this eniride took place than the bates and wash bosses. lie had no desire to libel the medical men, but it was reported that if the party taken out of the water was eonveyed to the workhouse and died, then the surgeon to the workhouse would obtain the post ms.rtens fee, and that them medical men took the poor woman to the baths and washbowls that they might obtain the fee themselves. He' did not vouch for this being the fact, but he had heard It. Air. POLAND said it was a remarkable fact, that new this case, there had been three persons who had attempted sui cide at the same spotArought to the workhouse, and two out of the three were recovered. Kr. CoMAN —These medical gentlemen thought, by their performance of the Ossetian operation, to obtain a little notoriety. The CHAIRMAN (J.Whittnore,Esq.) said he wee not going to attribute m dives to the medical men, bus there was one thing which struck him as somewhat extraordinary, and that was the vary hasty mount r with which they re linquished the remedies fur restoring suspended =i mams. At the receiving hotline in Hyde Part, and other places, when persona were brought in suffering under asphyxia frost drowning, the medical uses sad others did not give up rubbing and other attempts to restore anima tion for hours; and he was informed that these medical gentlemen did not do so for more than ten minutes bet re they commenced cutting the woman's body to perform the Cresarian operation. It wee exceedingly praiseworthy to attempt to save the life of a child; but medical jurispru dence always held that it was desirable, if possible, to pre serve the life of the mother before the child. These gen tlemen had the credit of performing a very fl operation ; but he wee somewhat surprised that some ques tions as to the shortness of the attempt of the medical mt n to resuscitate the mother were not put before the coroner's jury. Ososou—Yon must remember it was a medical coroner, and he throws the shield over medical men. Mr. NICHOL/IT thought the explanation quite unsatisfac tory, and be should consider whether it would nut be his duty to take some further steps in the matter. York; and 1701. in specie by the from Gib raltar. We have here a total of nearly one million sterling, of which 962,0001. is in Australian gold. The Lord William Bentiock, which arrived yester day from Sydney, has no gold on freight. ()o the other hand, the shipments haire been much smaller than of late. The Custom-house statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from Lon don during the week ending Thursday last, includes 23,360 ounces of gold, and 600 ouooes of silver, re presenting an aggregate value of little more dim 90,0001. The gold was for Hamburg and Belgium. The account in detail is as follows :—Gold coin : To Hamburg, 6,960 oz. ; to Belgium, 9,000 oz. Gold bars : To Hamburg, 5,300 oz. • to Belgium, 2,100 oz. Silver bars: To Boulogne, GOO oz. The other shipments reported to us consist of a few thousand pounds in specie by the Olinda, from Liverpool for the Brazils ; 4,520/. by the Iberia for Lisboa ; and 45,2461. in specie for Constantinople, and 6,9671. for Smyrna, by the Peninsular and Orien tal Company's steamer City of London. We do not hear of any shipments of gold to Prance this week ; and if any have taken place, they must have been upon a wall scale. The total ascertained shipments Imes OM kingdom for the week are thus raised to only shoat 163,0001. sterling. In the absence of any marked foreign demand, further parcels of Australian gold were sent into the Bank to-day, but the bulk of the Australian supplies will probably be presented to the Bank for purchase next week. The steamer of the Peninsular and Oriental Com pany, which will leave Southampton for Alexandria' on Tuesday next, will carry out a very large amount of the precious metals, probably upwards of 400,0001., chiefly in silver. On the other hand, the homeward bound packet from the West ladies and Mexico, now due, is expected to bring in an extrordinarily large amount of this metal, 4,000,000 dole, worth of silver being expected from Mexico by this mod. By the next steamer of the same line, fixed to leave Southampton for the West Indies and the Isthmus on Monday, will be made another shipment of be tween 60,0001. and 70,0001. in liar gold, being part of the proceeds of the last Peruvian loan. The quotation of exchange comes reported from St. Petersburg rather more unfavourable to this country, at 381 d. to 39d. There seems to be an impression that further shipments of gold to Russia will take plasm from this side, but not just at present. The following figures show the amount of bullion held by the Bank of England in the middle of Sep tember in each y.ar since the passing of the last Bank Charter Act : 4 1 dis 161 171 7 11 76 61 61 die 71 par pa Si 40 63 67 id 46 67 id 60 61 SATVIDAT EVENDIG The market for home mining stacks has been very to quiet to-day and devoid of feature. South Caradon ssi may be quoted 235 " buyers." Alfred Coned, have tat been done at 223 to 23; West Providence, 46, 1 ; Elijah and Wentworth, 71, 8 ; Wheal tiny, 71, 8. The gold mining shares showed more animation it• than for a long time post. The preferable descrip tions, including more especially Colonial Gold, Non- ss vean Monde, Great Nugget, and Agua Fria, were in considerable demand, and all higher. Quartz Rock so and Liberty shares were also better. At 3 o'clock 5 Colonial Gold were quoted 11-16 to 13.16 prem. ; is Great Nugget, 3 to 1 prem. ; Port Phillip, 3to 1 is dia. ; British Australian, 7-16 to 5.16 din.; Nouveau Monde, 13-16 to 16-16 prem.; Agua Fria, 3 to 3 as pram. Linares shares again slightly improved to-day. Metcalfe Copper closed 2; to 21 prem. Thenominal closing prices of new undertakings are u follows :—Mizen Head, 1 to 3 dim.; Lewis Hill Range, 1 to 3 dia. ; Cologne Lead, 1 to 1 dis. ; Clarendon (of Jamaica), Ito 1 rem.; Britannia Gold, 1 to I per eh.; New South Wales Coal, Ito dis.; L'Aigle d'Or, 3 to 1 dis.: London and Virginia Gold and Copper, die. to 1 prem.; Mount Carbon Coal, 3 to 3 dia. ; Kenmore, par to 1 prem.; Lake Superior Copper, i dis. to par; Connemara, 1 dis. to par; Glenaulin, 3 to iis.; Australian Mutual, a to 3 dia. ; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, 3 to 3 per *h.; Mel bourne Gold, 1 to 3 dis.; Golden Mountain,! to 1 per share ; Great Hewu United Tin, 1 dis. to par; Poltimore, 1 dia. to par; Lackamor Copper, 3 to / dim. ; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduc tion, 1 dis. to par; New South Wales Gold, 1 to 1 dia.; Obernhof, par to 1 prem. ; Great Crinnis, dis to / pm.; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal, par to 1 prem.; Port Royal (of Jamaica), Ito 3 prem. ; Jamaica Copper, Ito 13 prem. ; Garnett and Moseley, 1$ to 2 prem.; New Linares, 1 dis. to par; Sue River (of Jamaica), par to 1 prem.; Met- calfe (of Jamaica), 2; to 21 prem.; Liguanea (of Jamaica), 1 dis. to par; Parkwyn and Carwalaick, dis. to par ; Dhurode Copper, / die. to 1 prem. ; Monarch Gold, 1 to 1 dis. ; Australian Consols, Ito 1 die. • Albion Gold, ; to 3 die. ; Carberry West, 3 to 1 die. ; Gladbach Zinc, par to 1 prem. ; Peninsular lkfining, dia. to 1 prem.; King Arthur Consols, prem.; Vyvyan Consols, 1-16 prem. ion Rhsewo. & ... lr4 Do. Sikrowsbary LAN.W.Ousr. sad Hanford Ihrows Wa Szt7 eau ) honeßair. Mt. ft a.: Do. Stakes ... SO Do. 0111FOW7 14 Dkrepshtt• Utlon • • Si South DWG. ••• In South Maws ... SO Nadi Wits. Dm* Torbra.llll , 6rDo• • WS Steal= t 14 is ull4 I I 12 13 4 36 43:113 16 N IN Uid 34 86 4 311_ GS 41 Si so No. I eh. Banes. 22,500 40 Australasia ..... ....... 40 Bnt. Col. Beak& Loan Co iii.ioo :A ,Britlilt North Allll,lolln . 46,006 25 , Cbartered Dank of Ada . 60,010 21 Chart. Dank of hulls, Aus tralia. and Mina— -20,N0 100 Colooial . .... .......... 2.5,000 100 Commercial of Lon! on 2',,it6u 20 Eng.. Sect., k Aunt. Clark 25,00 20 Lon. Chart. Bank of A. 10,00 60 !London and County ..... 00,000. 60 London Joint Stock 60, 100 London and Wauttninater 19,000 100 National Pro,. of Nagland 10, 20 Do. Now. ... 1.0, 60 Natl.:v=la frefina . 33,413 26 0d 001 Bank Corporatist 20, 109 of Indand 4,00 u 10 60,00 u 6 Aitirilinn — itakikiii I (laid ha& Ols 8,000 26 Soo* Analealit 20,000 26 ilidalref Mils& 80. 16 those =.. ...... lox a Union foi Closing gees Saturday Dais= does sue. 20 illiamaillamaDoMlßali. l I? Tala of Pm* _ ... • • ; all Matiallard mad Illkeitay• .l Warlord mod limerick 14 Wad Oaramall dlr WhaMadea and Croydmi all Wait Lamina 1 tVi • EaddlaakCltmtalY• 100 Tarknowimatkokleemili 20 De. da• Sammakimi di 111{ 1 Da.o.2ll.R.Parabale St. 10011aek sal IWO Ilklaccd lanil LiA,5lO AT FIX 100 , I asalistaraire (lowed IA *weals Jordon las&22l2l2.Wortero) NEW M aisme. Nealedonlan).. IN ItutlArehteb4rurlp.Ct (bird to Ot.Ner.hert) 23 ter a Dna Forest (lased to CI rest Wastarr arl flereeedol Deck k law. to TA. N. A Dm) liti Etry(l.TarkAN Wild U De. i dams (etto) . Ili Dames (tiAW) ,11 Imam Ma Oresswida Osamill la Swill Rolm 20 0120 a 'MAW (ello) ISO tdamalaltOMAlatOsal Omit 00 Illarbik) 81. DM* AIM $ per Oast ' a., 1 lr.liallock4 Mali tt ers.yr.srAe' 1844 £14,682,000 1849 £14,730,000 1846 14,798,000 1860 16,797,000 1846 15,768,000 1861 14,261,000 1847 8,205,000 1862 21,891,000 1818 13,198,000 1833 16,862,000 This comparison is re-assuring, but it is sufficiently striking when we consider the immense sums of Aus tralian gold that have been imported this year. The amount of private securities held by the Bank at the corresponding period of the last three years is shown below : lewd sal Itadois =So StoilDA Doe. II pot Cu • icor sot (do.) Proalsaltlips Dow. 1101.10•01.ktoachT wit 01000 dorm (ditto .) 0 aid ikill00•0 N Groot limaora 0 Do. Illisorotb Nook 1 1 111601666611Mbisire(Imed tr Mr. 111 1 01•04) War Uri,* 6 p. Ctircia Sept. 24,18.53 Sept. 2.8, 1862 Sept. 27, 1861 (lewd to ii&xlitota.sr.l Ditto Ditto Eitto .... Wilts St homer* , t (Immo to Groot Wottonil This shows a great increase in the demand for commercial accommodation. The tallow market to-day ruled fist, and the price closed at a considerable reaction from the top price established a few days ago on the warlike news from the east of Europe. The last quotation was 665. for Russian tallow, deliverable in the last three months. From a statement drawn up by Mr. Miller, of the Jerusalem Coffee-house, we find the subjoined parti culars of the number and tonnage of vessels fixed to leave Gravesend for Australia during the month of October: . 7011110 K Wimp and Itottertioa I Oedema to Oralsosers...l listglas tram Jourdan Ct./len.: ALS Entailing.. th,}oe son Heasavot THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The gold mining shares continue inquired for, and the late improvement is well maintained, some des criptions exhibiting a further advance. Nouveau Monde and Colonial Gold are quoted to 1 prem. ; Agua Fria, 11-16 to 13-16 prem.; and Great Nugget, to prem. Australian Agricultural shares have advanced to 34 to 36; and Scottish Australasian Investment to 11 to 1/ prem.; Peel River are quoted t die. to par; and North Britibh Australian, par to I prem. ---- . Number of Aegregage For vessels. tonnage. Victoria New South Wales 3l 19,494 Adelaide Hobart Town ll 5,316 Launceston 2 637 Swan River 1 443 New Zealand 6 2,794 OF HER MAJESTY'S DOCK• TARIA.—Many shipwrights connected with the government yards have entered into a combination for the purpose of promoting the emigration of that else, of artisans. In Devonport the matter has been much discussed wit►in the last few days, end it is intended to hold a public meeting in the Guildhall, in the course of the coming week, in further ance of the 11er is nf th:. combination. I PORTA"; r SCIE.NTIVIC 17i VENT 10,4.—A letter from itarlin art the 17th rays :—" It is well known that the paper pre aced for photography grows more or less black by rays of light falling on it. One of oar young painters, M. &ball, has just taken advantage of this property in phohigraphie paper to determine the intensity of the son's light. Alter more than 1,500 experiments, M Scholl has succeeded in establishing a se.de of all the shades of black which the action of the sober light producer on the photo graphic paper ;—so that, by comparing the shade obtained at soy given moment on a certain paper with that indicated en the mate, the • Lim tures of the sun's light rosy be ascer tained. Barra Alexander von Humboldt, M. de Littnuw, M. Dave, and M rougendoilf have enrgratulaled DI Schell oa this invention ; which will be of the highest utility not only for se.entitic labour', but also in many upezatiuks of domestic and rural economy." DEATH FROM OBESITT.—The Savannah News says—" One of our city physicians has handed us the fol lowing estract from a letter written to him by a profes sional brother in the up-. ountry. describing a somewhat singular MAP, we believe of rare occurrence in medical practice : I must put in a slip to give you a singular iustaace of death from the rapid accumulation of fat. We had a young man residing 18 miles from this peace, who was one of the miracles of nature. At the age of 22 years he weighed 665 lbs. He continued grsduslly to increase in flesh until he reached a little over 600 lbs. ; he was able to gat about with tolerable ease and comfort to himself, and attended to his planting inter( st ; he had a floe estate, and looked after it with care and interest. Sme four weeks ago he commenced hamming in flesh vary rapidly, and gained at first lbs. per day, then it was found he gained • little over 2 Ihs. per day. Last week he died suddenly in his chair, I think from the accumulation of fat around the heart. Three days prior to his death he weighed 643 lbs., and had he been weighed the day of his death no doubt he would have gone over 660 lb‘. I have often seen him, and visited his family a few months ago proftssionally? "—New York Commercial Advertiser. Total ll.l Tans.. 64,717 When it is remembered that the total number of vessels fixed to leave Gravesend for these colonies in the month of September was 118, and in August last 96, it will be seen that, in view of the highly unfa vourable accounts just to hand from those markets, this statement shows a state of things calculated to excite a good deal of anxiety. The continw d diver sion of so many thousand tons of shipping to this l long voyage is also a feature of considerable impor tance, now that freight. are so high and shipping so Whether the destination of • portion of these vessels will be changed in consequence of the advice' lately received from Australia remains to be seen. Hamborig letters mention that little business had been done in produce, owing to the uneasiness excited 10 1 11 leu tisa li 1 dY 4 Ma par 22 24 23 32 44 48 SIL IWIC4. UTtie7.I 33 36 - IT (0 lil it 111 20 TC4 di * I par ii v i r 70 ad Doh Orlat lodise Paissolc. , :rhttet luastios of Prow o.Trmak Great _ Central of Ymnre...l nest Canada. Snares Hamilton k Toronto Op& LoccalaPtatoja,S p.Ct.Prel ion ai' 13 - S II 3 /0 DI P /0 7• Pe 19 Lozsubuars . DL itailway) Do. (Canal) Do. Gauantesi Lyons aad Naive Nbea Antonia.. O.IIIUT t Lftte(wha Liu) Icarthe - n , Nr Do. he Yong ... par at. sie!idid 1 7 at Alarms !Co/victim Truk Pithr. eat, sa.l Lyme P.rif tiriesas ?firt• sad Mown Par; • rd Straatoart 1.,r16.0a•Na56111-loarbourft limbos &S . !Lichaiced I MA 'lane Hopi Diakh Kopl.biredisk _ _ _ ei 2:. 111 an Do. M per Cant. Profw. tooth Eastern of Pronto atPraie —_ lU v ir bulls Soap tlaeiry Do. 54 pa Oat. Prefer. Wf.ta.rn of ruin— I 16 'lst FATAL PASTIME ON A RAILWAT.—The Yorkshire Gaulle reports the death of a labouring man named William Taylor, which was caused on ths Church Fenton and Miro gate Branch of the York and North Midland Railway. The deceased, who was 35 vearsuf age, was at work, along with a rung man of the name of Russell, alma a labourer, on the sidle of the line of railway, between 5 and 6 o'clock in the evening of Tuesday last, when he observed a hare coming along the railway, in a direction towards Harrogate, and having directed the attention of his fellow-workman to the fact, he immediately ran off after it, Russell following him, but taking the precaution to keep outside the ram, which Taylor neglected to do. While they wets running in this way a ballast engine was coming in the contrary direction, and turned the hare back towards its pursuers. Just as the engine approached them, Taylor took up a stone, which he was in the act of throwing at the hare, when it is supposed he caught his foot against one of the rail., and being thus overbalanced, fell forward with his left aide against the en gine, the buffer plank of which struck bim and threw him over on to the opposite line of railway. The engine was running at a speed of not more than twelve miles an hour, and was brought to a stand within thirty yards of the spot ...here the accident happened, but the poor fellow was all but killed upon the spot. Five of his ribs were fractured, one of them wounding the lung. His head and one of his feet were lacerated but slightly. He was taken to York hospital as soon as woo possible, but died upon his arrival at the institution. An inquest was held on view of the body of the deceased, at the County Hospital, on Wednesday evening, before J. P. Wood, Esq.. deputy coroner, when the above facts were proved, whereupon the jury found that the deceased had been accidentally killed. WATERFORD AND T RAMOSE ItAILWAY.—The general half-yearly meeting of this company was held at their offices in Dublin on Friday, Sir James Dombraus in the chair. The line has only recently been opened for traffic, and the accounts could therefore show nothing yet on the credit side in the shape of revenue. The pr ospects , of the line, at least for the summer half year, are described as being most satisfactory. The line has been constructed for the original estimate, and the works are of • most etb st ant ial character. The directors' report was unatumernaly adopted. If.. Bta.l llnicummioes. - Pd. I 32,03( 6.dabin Coal mad Iron .• • ... 5 y o lk 26ikusUallast Agriedicund .. 176 12,504 2o Liorzaladis Naito Wad.. 12 ItSSt `A= l ll`.l7,,zak.""." Br oo,ooo u k LAMM' °maw .. I 10,000 100 Canada . . ......... 375 100.000 b Crystal 14 . 15e2 50, be. Neer 16 130.000 4 Crystal Paled of Rana... 60,000 20 Sinsters Slam 3 12, 25 116661d0 Tdissisobi. lg. 16 Gaud Illatts Navigation. 14 . . So Gael IL IL 1116pping Co.. 16 6,04 20 Isla )16124004 data! ,•• • 6 10, Madisismi OR Nasigessess. 6 50, 1 Nona PaSsaidtaaaarusi all AO, 1 Natimairsila Lad . 3 7&I0, 2 N.B. Wake ilvaland Beam Navigation Co... 1 123,716 1 North BM& Anoinibillen all 60.000 1 Do. flew . •• • 25, 20 North of ltd . r . eiii 1155 id • 10 120,60 u Pal Rim Land a Mineral ad 2000 SO Ptiskadist &Oriental Man. WI 10.000 AO Ps. do. .. 26 00,000 2 Poriliad Iran Compsay .. aB 14.64 10. Royal Ikauu 60 100.000 1 Agar. 12.700 Lad_ 26 160,u00 1 .... All 10.000 300 Vas ...... 331 WIN In 1 -3I -a I di .% A 4I 83 Of If did 4 4 4,+.. IS 102 SO 82 140 140 • U LG. IN U $4, 27 22 I/1 111 ffe 244 2j $ MP ill VI In 1111 141 1113 142 I 14 etla 1 SO IS 100 ILWAYL 11 li !le It I die i ►I tj i j te a. 4 pa 5 4 a 24 P " 1 IC a f 414 t !ice PEI ip 14 1 131 16 pa 47 44 SS 41 $7 He I 4 Ha the If so ladls il pa lPi tds Si 1 dm 1 P 3l S 4 pa 1131 $ 4 - :- - ds I II lir Si Si dia IliOle i 47 I i In 30 TI 64 ne $4 lei' PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. , 18$1. I 1852. Stock on hand Casks.. 34,933 14M,44 last weak I r 2,019 Do. from Ist lung 99,932 Arrival lut week 7,809 Do. from lat lute Price I.C. per cwt. ..... . 395. Od. ka. Town 4l•. Od. 33,519 2,345 25,914 1.404 18,831 41.34. 43... 91. 1333. 19,401 3,193 32,311 397 25,447 57..62, 38, bd. Arrival for tho week ending Oct. 11 hat year, 1,065 i casks ; and delivery, 2,933 casks. The arrival last week comprised 23 casks from St. Petersburg, 177 Australian, 180 South America, and 17 from other places ; total, 397 cask'. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The supply of beasts is shorter, especially of good qua lities. Prices on the average have advanced, but several inferior remain unsold. The number of *limp is about the same u of late ; trade is heavy, and last Monday's quo tations cannot be supported, neither can a clearance be effected. Good calves maintain Friday's prices, but mid dling ones are lower. The season for lamb is now at an end. From Germany and Holland there are 1,923 beasts, 6,050 sheep, and 142 calves; Spin, 1,310 sheep ; Scotland, 100 beasts; and 2,000 from the Northern and Midland Counties. - - - - -- --- rem atone of Vta. I. 6. a. H. I Pat atone at Ct.. o. .1 a. 0. D Ben tzeota. aratonls.. 44 1 6 11.4 Do.. it Ilf.-I,la. Oh Ban Short-boom ...... 4 0 1 4. Bet Law-wool. Bacaud quality Ileasta.. 24 3 6 Ito. do. , 71...0ru Dallis .. 3 1 410 Ewa. sad wand gnat ) 3 6 4 4 Pio 4 0410 . Y. Go. Mors Ins: Una a Half-bred 6 0 6 2 Lamb. . .. Dauna at market. 6,421: at ow and Later. 21.20; (*lvey, 211: BOROUGH HOP MARKET—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the hop market is again in a very excited state, and hops have advanced this morning from 61. to 100. per cwt. Duty, 140,0001. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Holywell, 21s. 9d; West Hartley, 21s. Gd. ; Walls End Riddell, 21s. 6d.; Walls End Maxwell, 235. 3d. ; Walls End Lambton, 235. ;Walls End Tee., 23s.—Ships at market,ll3. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. DEAL, MONDAY, 9.15 A.M. Wind N.W., very fine. Anchored.—Juno, from London, for Port Philip . ; Fratelli Conopiotti, from London, for Constanti nople ; W. A. Copper, from Shields:for New York. MORE FATAL LOSSES AT SEA. The Dutch and Antwerp steamers, which arrived in the river on Saturday, furnished an addition to the long catalogue of disasters which had occurred during the equi noctial gales of the past week. A schooner was totally lost on the Heals, near Niers Diepe. The crew were observed in the rigging, supplicating for assistance, but the sea, which was breaking over the wreck, defied all alofts to reach them. The name of the vessel could not be distinguished. On the same point of coast two ether ships were wrecked, ono an English vessel, the Bruns wick, Mr. Pike, master, from Cardiff for Hamburgb, and the other a Russian barque bound to St. Übes. The crews are reported to have been saved. Another British vessel, the schooner Jessie, of Gloucester, from Daniels t 3 London, ' was stranded on Hurdeodde. The flooding of the country round Rotterdam has occasioned the greatest destruction of property. Such an inundation has not been experienced there for years. A very large number of cattle were drowned. The flood had altogether subsided when the last mail left. Mr. Partridge, the master of the Hope of Shields, while on a return voyage Irons London, reports falling in with the wreck of a brig E.N.E. of tke Lemon and Owers, just above Yarmouth, of above 300 tons. She had lost her masts, bowsprit, boats, and bulwarks, and was beating about quite at the mercy of the waves. The crew called out, and im plored Mr. Partridge to save them. He did all he could towards rescuing them, but the sea, which was running high, drove the Rope away, and the wreck was lust sight of. Her name was not known. MURDEROUS OUTRAGE AT WASH WOOD HEATH. ...__._- On Saturday night, about eight o'clock, a moat dastardly and murderous outrage was committed en Mr. Joseph Line, upwards of sixty years old, a farmer of Wash wood-heath. Mr. Line wrs in his stable, and in the act of stooping down to mix the food for his horses, when he was savagely attacked from behind, and struck flee times on the head with a large stone in a bag or handkerchief. By the weight of the blows the handkerchief was r ent, and the stone when picked up in the stable was found to weigh upwards of two pounds. Mr. Line's cries of murder caused Mrs. Ashmore, a neighbour, to clime to his assistance, when two men were seen to decamp. The police were soon on the alert, and su-ceeded in apprehending two men named Taylor and Allen, who had been previously seen lurking about the premises of Mr. Henry Sneffield, a neighbour. Upon searching the house of Allen, a shirt covered with blood was found, supposed to be caused by the dreadfal blows dealt upon the head of their victim. It is supposed that murder and robbery were intended by the villains, but that the timely arrival of Mrs. Ashmore prevented tke com pletion of their designs. Mr. Line lies dangerously ill, and the parties in custody await his recovery. At this season of the year farmers and all persons living in lonely places should be well armed, so as to be able to give all burglars and murderers a similar reception to the one so effectively given by Mr. and MIL Perkins, of Coleshill, a few months ago. For nothing has such a humanising effect upon this elites of scoundrels es about a handful of red hot shot. " Duck shot " should be used when it can conveniently be I had, as "sparrow shot" is rather too smell —Birmingham Mercury. THE CROPS IN YORK6HIRE.—During the last fortnight (says the Yorkshiremart) the weather has been generally favourable for harvest operations, and, in this district, the greater portion of white corn has been secured in tolerable condition, especially the later cut and housed. On some particular patches of land, or where extra manage ment has been employed, the ield aears likely to tarn out favourably—about an ave r age— hu t in general, the crops will not reach the average of the last two at three years. Several samples, both of old and new wheat, have been shown in York market on the last two Saturdays, and strong prices demanded, varying, according to quality, from Mr , . to 665. per quarter. Never since July, 1816, has the price o' wheat been so high as it is now, when it then reached five guineas a quarter, and which some farmers re fused to take, but the scale turned suddenly, ant many of them eves tually sold for 31., and even less. Lot th. in take warning this year. At one time, the early part of this month, it was hoped the potatoes, with few exceptions, in::rom w ould be tolerably free from di s eas e ; but we are Barry to — " F it a return moved h i ve occasion to say now that this root is generally diseased ti. F. EV P° E rti Nt7S as ,tk of C ° ., ll 06-:birdRELA to o N for by Captain Jones, and just issued, it appears that the net produce of the revenue of Ireland paid into the Ex chequer in the year ended sth January, 18.53, amqqnted to 4,286,5141. The items are :—Customs, 1,1K6,11114 f•tititilinli. •' - 1,478,0921.; stamps, 474,3741.; hereditary revenue, 3064.; miscellaneous, 477.51.91. The expenditure *al 3.891,1431.! and the money remaining in the Exchequel4,oo,Bo9l, Tho r gross income from excise was, 1,632,3024,Agapg gistomg, 2,080,469/. -( 1 4.. :,: c .. : , ::: . ; ... ss-.4,L,„., 3444 441 4 BlNlams do* to-day. 5 IA 70