The Express. — London, England, 1853-09-24 00:00:00

• C:2 4- 4 - 1 -r e- e•se"- -......01......-......9-31, #E , ,511 • . 0 .0•174.-................ T l b It No. 2,213.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1853. GADENER, a Sootehman. Age 31. Single. MONEY MARKET. Half per Cents., 101.85 ; Bank Shares, 2,820. SHARE LISTS. PREFERENCE SHARES. tick lamella ble Waimea. Good character. Single-handed -.-_ Vienna --Thursday.-Five per Cent. Metallic'', 93 1. It.l 100 Aberdeen 1 „-a.G.,111, of Mark'oplart, talbani.rd., Wt. neumptea initial EelleiscO. Exchange on London, 10.421; Bank Shares, 1,348. -__,..____. Rt. 100 &breams No. 1, 7 per Ct - - .----- The downward movement of the l an d s was to•day The account of the position of the Bank of Eng : land for • FRIDAY EVENING. SLI 11 w 311 r 1001 k antra 4 {wet.' - - The railway market to-day varied with Consols, SL Ito c',....'1°°„, 1- ..s£l l l o e a rtMd .::: M il l i I ' 2l set It. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, con- stimulated by various unfavourable influences, and wear •., retire thm 700 Models le sow OPEN at the PORT- p _• cee LLSIST, Regesetnw, retry d a y, asesto p r . d . s. oe . Gm ri finally cloud at a further decline of 1 per A ll making the serious fall of I 1 per cent in three ! the week ending Saturda the 17th Sept., is as follows: - y' opening flatly, afterwards experiencing a rally, and 6 5 4 1 a allll , car t a a k a e a and i, B3'l ,th d l , iir . . , ; . - t wits ti yi is, (yea 1i silt 3 and from 7 tid 10 ; ins Feeley. the cent., ~ . . 6.6.116 Or xx0LA1D.....A.,,, for th. week ~...um Sept.l7. int again falling at the termination of business. Till dean Line a Lan a ' . • m ... n os ealubitusi Ice gestamen Wil. cam a:2 o'clock. wises ladies days. Consols opened thi s morning without any i ts- 1 late in the afternoon, however, when the feeling of 31 iiitsseseetiestshic.iiirei.. ei 4 - •SI he admired na ..I 5 o'clock. Dr. Lee= =II Lecture at I!map oM .. art. ea:l • as , . (emu ,. to $ mn i m , fiad fat 1,4„, OT provemeat of character, at 94f for account, but, sales l Note • seued A 111°N.°75 I ti " T uttere ir' secusi" "st ris hi. . •• • • 5i 1..f41 1"1 .. 14 • t • r considerable decline throughout the railw7ty market, 1 1l 617 Do. de.. ( . 7 11 1 ;1 7 *. a. ,3 )7 p Par a.,14 ‘4 ;1 ' I t 1 1 4 Plls pm 2, ird 4 es essay, giro Lea& .11dmiedele. la. being prereed, soon declined to 911 " sellers." About Gold Coin sae Bak» 13,310,075 -- - - m i l- day it was announced that the Bank of England 1 Giver Ba th os - prices of railway stocks showed a rally from the de- 6 61 Mao do. No.ll 1 Is „ It OULNEAS.-Mr. /IALSE, the Medical will make advances on government securities An. 119,073 10 15 'Do. New 6 per Cent. Smolt 111 14 i A i l i o : 10 -57, 5 pressed range of yesterday, and the final prices were so Iso tsart.usisesisrateiLeece lel mi ./ 4 iill ' t e t2l ' ina ‘" nelt-41aa "' l '' ral ' l"l°° " .. 1 ' 1.111 ' 56 theshuttingofthe hook a t 4 per cent., andspeedy not worse than those of . yesterday. During the last b' 3 Liloburik. Perth. and' few weeks, the fall in railway stocks has been at. l tee Grist Nr Sper Gsn ole t . t 1 - 17 - IN t ,..i ..s• . WITS CIGNA APPAItAiC3I.6 are now ready.-Send two .. „ ernss ,, a. . oaei . ai .... r . t . ,); . s o esr c tne rge szi e l• at a . m . p „,..„... roars et his Famphlet on Medall Galren am. rally took place to 94;'-, •• buyers," an idea gaining awt .... ............. aerese fleeted. bead ts reit and The re ma lat r i gi ve .n ly fo rn r u a ch fa h l e l av in ier th th is a d n epar tha t t m o e f nt th is e - - • favour that no immediate change in the rate of Pa r t r e i ", i. S7 l ,.. 1 :1' 41 '1 - oteks.harst.sei.,.,, :...el/42..k.7.:i5tis revere , St. ley; De. 3 per cent. Scrip, Ra., i, SOUND and WHTTE 'rEE fH are not only indis- discount is contemplated in face of this an. neea•-h. of aseesal I desmable at Is ext. pm 106 110 ou. Debt o. , s i.. ii i l w i:v...Asseta..... i . 1 6 1:0 007 63. 132 .73 1 Gold and Siam Lola- 4 0 3 • 333 thus diminished, and to-day the depression was in S i i strikste D° ' 4l rw r aer m a t Tie t elstse . Pu s l ea ". 7i I 31../14, pea ...!Ay aqui** te • t o externboth ...lea, but they a ., mu g s , y appresnewel through lite se a blee-ins highly con.tocem nouncenient. Large and influential sales, how l. t •, peep -, sof health rid I. =era. Atom, the 'snob., prepare. ever, ware at once pressed on the rally ww"." 4 " 7 "nd 'nee lolls 1.4,3,te . the funds, prices of railway property being compare,- be 4 !GWeet.llks &Slants. Soc. 61 71 oar ...,kiest HS the purp..... ROW 1.1,31.4' i,DON taut PEARL ~3 , ; . - - •- • L i ve l y well supported. St. 100 Do.ron.rediem. it met.; 95 it 0 •99 Of un tintirt. swab wooatteo ia soast ,.. t i s , a u an , hoo , chiefly , as it was understood, ou banking account, De 1.706.033 49041.709.06 St IN.Ditto irredeemable 4per et, 9 / 100 M. MARSHALL. Chief (ashler. tl I 111 tbuteeeldre alma.. F .C9i. 4 die tar sd areb-1.., awl twiner toga Purl-JAM • hiteorst to lbe enamelled surfs= and a relapse quickly ensued. At 3 o'clock (the 5c amber S. 1853* re I l.t* el 'lllele° l °e a "' " wienn9 ' Le 4a " ml I ' d ' t Official close; the quotation was 941 to 1, fur money, This return, when compared with the previous THIS DAY.-Twe o'CLOCW. The railway market is in a state of complete panic. fit. me I Ditto 6 prreentStack... '42 141 Le •44. teeth entity Bra e ° soe'aets; ens, Irma " t in oatic Ingo. From the commencement of business sales have been gt, tee low s taigh.Guar.s peret - -zd 11. 64) 11011 6 Ohs New Guar.6 perch. • • • asst pur ity to the breath. Price 2a. wt per and 94: to 1 for the 13th Oct. ; but after the regular week's balance sheet, shows the following results: ru -., ini; , arlieg Puce DM a Circulation issue pose I a•ition. .The worn, ogino, n d e • 0,1„ nt „.• am en tee hon. sad hours the depression was more severe, the quotation Premed on all sides, and at the present momentrices itoirestrivwiewrviiiete rt 8 his 1:1 all ,Londosderry Magee. .01 - - es. Rov'mal and sees se Hattonitairn," on the ir merriment f or l i me falling to 931 to 94, and finally clowng 94 to Circulation active 22,421,920 Increase 224.240 1 1 6.007 833 Increase 766,823 stand at the worst point of the day. Londo n and Is t I n it : . x imaft s.e 'dir see.a r tss. e l li este 4sk so l -et --1 is 66 y,n e . 5...1 by them aid by chemists cad perfumers. Public deposits 1. free business of the day was considerable., but I Other d e - re - th e buying appears to have been chiefly by " bran "' Gove rn ment securities in , 26 Western, 77 to 78; Midland, 54 to 65 ; Ls:mashs 134 all iw,""lle ur u,;li e i e ei p ar I 1.. ",,.. 38 LITERATURE. against previous speculative salts. The worst feature banking department ..., 12,527,893 Decrease 239,. --w- of the market was the continuous pressure of sales Other.reurities in banking and Yorkshire, 81 to 62; Dover', 161 to 3; Great et. tie Midraii . e.Cone.l7.lh.4.C . 141 - 111 ' r'le De,lies of 1., re is Health dad D;sease. By Baux.eite on banking account, as, besides the immediate in- department . 16,740,692 Increase 1,782,808 Northern , , . 17 to 1; and Caledonians, 231 to 3. 1 4 / iii i met t :Z; r e= 10, . t de. rat - - ad VA'N OVEN, M.D. Churchill. Coin and bullion in both Quotations are generally very wide, and the market at ter De. st per st. Fret. Sick - -zd 8 uenee of these operations on prices, they are regarded departments - - ''. W.. must do battle with old age," says Cicero in as portendit.g the epprehension of astringent state of Sena day and ether bills 1,435,982 Increase le 6 I Do. Debentares ... .. - - xd In French shares, Northern' have fallen to 32 eat lebillerge Kral= ... ... .. 101 105 ad quotation which 1/r. Via Oven has selected for his the money market in the future. Generally it would The Rest motto ;" o e roust diligently adopt means to counter- appear that there is a want of confidence in the pros- no Remeee Paris and L y ons 20 1 all 'North stall= • 14 25 7,440,478 Decrease 669,194 W I 1 w""w°" °r P t° 36 to I ; aid es! tee Oxford. Were/ewer, a ull m a, the evils it would bring upon us." - 11 'w man i peels of the money market, combined with unabated The feature in this return that at once strikes the 14 to 1 Prem. I Waver,. SIS. oper ern., --- • gent:. mcn who have reached the grand climacteri c ORDINARY 011411E4 AND STOCK& II all Dit.o ditto ditto, 1 1 nen w d 114 wil anxiety fur the peace of Europe. * The depression of attention is the extraordinary increase of one million 8 a ,Surews.lhltirei.Seerilosi 04 Ili 10i 3 are thinking the very thought of Cicero without the afternoon, as usual at periods of petite, was ag- arid three quarters in the amount of " other " or du. p g. ClaNat 9rlewe bnleeto'de7 15 19 61ireere.kOsestse,Noe.w. knowshg that the old Roman preceded them in the gravated by a variety of alarming rumours. The private securities, representing chiefly bills dis- - eae.w.a.. i Yesterday. to 2 p.m. Mtn.. 8 pen amt... .. DIS 176 -I - expectation of a very unfavourable Bank return had counted. During the greaterrt of the week em- e s t s . tee therresu ... ... ... .. ,2/ 23 21 IS 111 ,Souriliewse .. 114 144 ping the ravages of time. What man or woman of its influence ; but a very depressing effect was also braced in this return we had occa sion to report that AS Amhara. Nottlse, Boaz.' 10 , le: Ditto lazed liver Ceat par 4pm aus last ;Latch= . e 44 ad 44 id 41 , all 'tooth laden* (Madan fifty is insensible to the attraction* that the inter- produced by rumours affecting the stability of a the Bank was understood to be "overwhelmed" with 1 1 1 tel Illrm•Wole.arbteereareff 9 bi I I Ans. lot g 1.0.5 34 rei xd ligation of this subject brings with it ? Dr. party understood to be largely engaged in the Au,- applications for accommodation, stimulated by theap- 34 s i l l f. , i; . l 4 lt,l t et ir ., s. s.Cla ssisa tus e .. II 10 die St., 100• Do. 4 4 per cent .... - - 10 18 „ Van Oven professes to investigate the causes of traliun trade, and also connected with a variety of prehension of a speedy rise intherateof discount. The 13 184 Do. do. ito. soz... 6 a 20 all relth.TorkstureiperetGuar 19 10 x 4 longevity, and the best means of attaining to a i Miler - - a business. In the present state of affairs there above figures attest, in a remarkable manner, the r i : Ir, Ms " lad 21944 r.. - .. 614 62 5 it WaterturitaKilkennyip.et - -d. (li ik. 100 York, Newesettijk isers., healthful old ii.;e." How tempting • bait does such Of 904 41 9 GLlSorta id k Tod.pur is but too much reason to fear that the pressure now accuracy of our statement. Of course , the propriety se se Char.'s sal ilioi . yhr . = . 1541 let 14 17 S 'Ditto Ditto -_if 3 a treatise hold out to juveniles ut fifty who have been existing may result in some instances of embarrass,- of the directors' measure is now placed beyond cavil. 3 4 , 4 :: n _C°S,„Li an,±,a`„tr j ••• - - - is 10 Tork&N.ldiLll 6.l`arek 4 3 dis 'ivies very fest during what they would fain hope ment, and it is almost needless to state that this The decrease in the bullion is consider able, especially 3Y 1:.1 ii';'-'l7,.rte,aja:l,drieci. p a r t Pal might be considered as the first half century of their would probably lead to the engendering of a decided when it is remembered that the movement has now sea iuseews ... ~. 71 14 lives, and would enter into any covenant to mode- feeling of distrust. 4 41 continued for twelve weeks without interruption, the r ie s stal'i ewe x aog a. ) a ri MINES. rate their pace during the next, au a men tey might 'Money to-day was rather tighter " out of doors," aggregate diminution in that period being 23..102,891i., M ell wawa Puma .., HI 44 114 1i 1 -m - be permitted to complete it. How y errors and the paper presented seems to be more closely or at the rate of 233,5741. per week. There St. 100 gown U 111. A, COIL , A 4$ 47 FRIDAY EvieriNG. would they like to correct : How many falee steps scrutinised. 1$ $1 flats R 3. ft) ... can be little doubt that the next return a, leo b e ,o am u w i g c dit: ts Business in the English miaing market has been would they be so glad to have an opportunity of The official report of business in the English stock of the institution will also exhibit a considerable st. ;coßod Laasoldre ... l6l is 63 If very quiet to-day, and prices show no signs of a retracing! How pleasant doe. life seem now more o spree 6B 61 id 61 MI zd market includes :-Three per Cent. Consols, for decrease in this item. The increase in the treasury lt . 1 0 4 t i r i : i h t t ur V e t e l a w l m u ,. i - - rally. Amongst the sales of the day are South Ca than two-thirds of it has run away . How we rise money, 941, • 1,1, 1,1, 1, i ; ditto for account, 13th deposits is satisfactory, but it would appear that St too eaLsags, re-itemia4; l 24 15 radon, at 228, 230 ; Wheal Trelawney, 441, 451; to a sense of its importance! , Octoier, 941, 1 , I, t, 1 ; Annuities of 30 years, 1860, government during the approaching dividend period ! t t Ir a °18.9 7: P " th Wedara 7 - 2 7 - 3 Alfred Console, 235, ; ; Treviskey and Barrier, 55, Dr. Van Oven, then , has chosen a fascinatin g 5 9-16, 5 2 ; India Stock , 230. ... ro 189 71 571; East Tolgus, 33 ; heal Uny, 7, 1 ; West Stray will still be compelled to have recourse to the Bank s, toe D o , A. st o at ... 42 44 43 subject, and he has handled it well. He has written Park, 7 Exchequer Bills have experienced a further fall for temporary assistance to a considerable amount. st. too Do. fl, Mock ... lll 124 II week which, while it contains the result of , much °Laced). enl West.(lns ' 103 104 of 48., closing 12s. to Bs. dis. India Bonds also left It will be seen that the Bank continues to contract ti` ‘ ' 1 90 iM 6 - water. .„ ea In ISO The gold mining shares continue to be sympathe- IS 4 1 4 4 8 tically affected by the prevalent gloom of the Stock medical research, will he found perfectly intelligible off decidedly lower, at 51. dis. to par. its stock of government securities -a movement 19 II Dab &a& Eastern - - by the non-medical reader. He writes, too, in good The toreigu stock market wu again lower, and which is understood to have continued during the Exchange, but the reduction in prices is compare mg! too llailli unomilfre l4B"Bl6r DO. Irkliabl Sad . : : .. y , o l 7 l.b 4. s 1, 6 74 13 14 " 66 14 ftst a zd " II I :I 11 a tvely slight. An to Australian were firmer. At 4 faith. He betrays not the slightest hesitation in as- was especially depressed in the afternoon. Mexican current week. eating that there are measures to be adopted by and Peruvian have suffered chiefly. Spanish De- 19e 15 De. ML ... ... 7 4 1 f ar zd o'clock, British Australian Gold were quoted at Ito which life may be prolonged. leered has declined again 1 per cent., but does not LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-Sithr. 23. 14 111 Do. Walt Blain 0510410 Sid I, d 15.; Great Nugget, l dis to par: Nouveau Monde, 50 all Lee= Northern ... 1 4 1 111 It is well to a udy not only how to live healthily, but also peen , Time. Mom as ergotlaies this day 3 to 5 prem.; Ague Fria , 3to 1 prem. especially affected by the ministerial changes at ill 11. Londosand Maekwall 74 te 74 4 how to live loog. Let it not be =id that we are unable to Rine and M. Money. United Mexican, a nd , English and Australian Cop- Madrid. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted /114etwidant peed Short 111. 16istv.... its. , 7 Ay. 10 7 . Los.,Tilhery,& Southend 6 1 1 pa St. 1 00 Loa, Brighten,* 11. Coast .__ M._ 9 . 4.( 9 91 4 09 1 33 per Smelting, and Cobra shares were flatter. Met de this-that the duration of life is nowise in our power, „ 2 Ileuthsllll. 171 m ~ 111. Iniese. and as! we csnuot lengthen it a single day: this is wholly 24! to a ; Spanish Deferred, 22 to 3; the Corn- ' I CZ ‘Inn , o o II& -1 1••• - Slit- Mem " 1 " 1°" 92 Stlw°l-Ww4. " m t ' M t ir 4 118 " calf° copper were rather firmer, closing at 2to 21 intro,. There as, probihly, no filed limit to oar existence, mittee's Certificates, 53 to 6 per cent.; Peruvian Antwerp and even if there were, how few attain it! How few Four•and-a-Half per Cents ., 72 to 73 ; ditto De- lruai e la _I - ; - 1 prem. nsi:y die of old age! Parr's death at 15 2 . was prematureflanking and Alto= . o lama. Neck:. 13mos. 7ad lei 14 ... ..0...' . . .. ... ferred ,,. .. 50 . to , 52.. Granada Deferred , 83 to Si. Petersburg per rage 33 pence ... 373 pen= St. 100 London a irooth.Westerr 74 70 71 $ 5 Thenominal closing prices of new undertakings are I -teemed by a foolish change from the simple diet and 9 . ino day . s sales are thus recorded ..___ .. :-- Parla lfita / Sart sate . Oe. ... 167.05 e. 60 the De., 430 ... _ ... IS II dis 294 11S follows :-Mizen Head, Ito 3 dis . ; Lewis Hill I scan, Paints of a peasant t 3 the luzurii. us ease and exciting Range, 1 to 5 die. ; Cologne Lead, 1 to 3 dis.; 23 all Londonderry & Colarelne - - foods and drinks of a courtly gentleman. His body was Austrian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 87 (exchange, 'a.," i i; •-• ************** ,••• "law ,. 19 . 83f e' 220 " ••• 037 e• 371 .• 40 34 Es " 4140 "' -•• lit 104 w 23fr. 23,. ... 237. 10 e.Clarendon (of Jamaica), 1 to 1 prem.; Britannia itemised by the steal Garvey, who found all the organs 10 ff. per 11.). Brazilian Old Five per Cents., Preakfort.os.thesSfaise per CIO „ 11901. kr. ... SIMS. kr U all laindoedery& Ennuallion - - 14 use sowed a condition, that, but for i n t e mperance and in• IDOL 11)1. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 631, Tina* Dembire) per t „ 110. , Cr. ... 115. :kr. 13*. lee Manch o ghet,GLlneolast. 194 204 194 111 11 Gold, Ito 1 per sh.; New South Wales Coal, sto 3 'davit', he would in all probability have lived msny ran Dutch Twaaind-a-Half per Cents., 631, 3, 1 ; ditto u= per dollar „ 60 penes ... 494 pence 51 41 Do. Man.& Line!. Unice. - - 57 64 se 'Aigle d'Or, 4 to 3 dis.; London and baser. Conserv, on the other hand, had led a free life up is In ran" age, when h i s health was so re d uce d t h a t he for account, 30th September, 633 ;_ ditto Four per °Wiz o o 504 ience ••• 50 1 Pence it. 100 , Do. BM/2AM Derby 33 U a. too waste .. ~ ... . sis ss " [ll 3 di..; L Virginia Gold and Copper, 3 dis. to 3 prem.; Bilbao - -- Mount Carbon Coal, 3 to 5 dim. ; Kenmart, was sassred that, if be continued the same courses, he Cent. Certificates, 973. Granada Deferred Bonds, gareekey. w w o „ 451 penes ... 493 pence 25 1741 Ditto Half shares.- ... - - par to 3 prem.; Lake Superior Copper, 3 die. to could sot live many months ; but that, by strict attention 83. 0 , Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 243, Malaga .., 01 30 Passe ... 49; pence 1 6i t.. 100 44 1 i Ne D6. wei s sr ultivzki.d krit . . „.. . 11 6 2 au r n tel 30 ad par. ; Connemara, 1 dis. to par; Glenaulin 7 to to meditation in stet abd by careful regimen, he might 5, ' 2 . Peruvian Four-and-a-Half . per Cents., 735, rill" •-•••••• ****** -- w 1. 3° Omee ••• 44 1 Pm° 36 174 Newport/I 4 3 die rigs. sound health. He f dlowed this advice faithfully : 7 Tr , : 71. 72. Portuguese Five per Cents.,lB4l, 46 ; wo men ,„. 30 prime .. • re sum o Mir. gie. ,„ = C . Ol e . le 751/lewry End Renames. . 2 . - 1 I dis.; Australian Mutual, ato 1 dis , • ; C ha rtered aid so well did it succeed with him, that, instead of a few 7 t " .. 231 e. 35e. .. !Sir. 40e. 1 9 itll 12 1 0w17,WarrelPMIallOw• - Australian Land and Mining, sto 3 dis.•, ditto Me l per Cents., 43, e . l Sardinian Five per Ti Ctemo__.__ St. ISO Sorb& ... ... ... ... 43 47 it mouths, be lived to the age of 104 in fall enjoyment of all per dleat ~ 411 penes ... 42 penes bourne Gold, 3, to 3 dis.; Golden Mountain, 3to to 'Wyllie.. Cents., 92. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 463, z r z,, p. ounce 123 pence ... 12111 pence 15 15 Do. New_ ~ ~ .. - - N 54, Northern Omuta' Una. 4 1 dig i per share; Great Hewes United Tin, 5 die. to It is consolatory to find that a man may die pre- 455, 46 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., Heed= -. .. „__ . „ 193 pease ... 1241 peace t. 100 North &MA „ ~. ... 16 27 U 1 4f Purl Poltimore, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem.; Lackamor maturely at 152 years of age. After this segue nce for account, 221, 2 , 3, 22, I. Per miler seders penes .. 53 =um - pence ... 33 ones le 10 !forth Devon,.No. 1. ~. a le we feel certain that the chapter on "the mode of at- We do not hear of 107 gold having been de- NM Tort a daysealet 451 penes .. 45 penes 6 Ut Do. 4 A Interred 16 5 Copper, sto . 3 der ; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 8 1 De. 4IS Guaranteed 7 74 tei 01 dis.; British and Colonial Smelting and Itedue tsining old age" in Dr. Van Oven's book will be read 'patched to France during the last two days, but SO 174 North Staffisr4llll4c.. 63 51 die 11 101 11 than, } die. to 1 prem.; New South Wales Gold, with a proper confidence in the possibility of approxi- this seems to be chiefly owing to the fact that there THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoelt. 20 all North Western 10 10 Nortb Was& Nest.7enn 1 2 pat Ito 1 dis.; Obernhof, par to 1 prem.; Great Crinnis, mating rather more closely to the patriarchal rate of are no available supplies of Australian gold in the The alarming positien of the Russo-Turkish quer- et. me oilers Won.,& Wolver 37 119 26 74 I dis to 1 prem.; Port - Hunter and Moreton Bay Co.], longevity, than has been usual during the last few market, an 1 intending buyers are unwilling to d a r n e r. ; ieeeme Coring ... rel, coupled with statements relative to the move- i l r i. - !:,': may b e ... thousand years. Due care, however, must be bar gold from the ank of England at its meats of the British naval forces, has caused a com- st. 100 Mows. & Sae.. ... -63 57 55 4 mg, par to 3 prem.• Port Royal (of Jamaica), /to b s exercised in following out the rules for longevity. charge of 31. 17e. 105,d. per ounce standard. We Too strong a dose of the elixir cite may actually understand, however, that some considerable sums of t ulete panic in the Stock Exchange. Consols have et. too Do. LAN.W.Guar.stli - 16 - 1 alien 25 per cent. since yesterday, and in rail- C I e ,a, f a iraallair , sad O wl ., 4 dle prem.; Jamaica dapper, Ito 11 prem. ; Garnett and Moseley, 11 to 2 ew Linares, } dis to put a stop to the life it is intended to prolong. the Australian gold shortly expected to arrive have way shares the fall averages 2to 4 per cent. and (Nor. W. Mia.) ... 16 16 par Sue River (ofJ ama ica), p rem. to 1 prem.; Met his amass. that the laws of h. alth must be studied already been sold for the continent. The Ru-sian upwards. Consols opened 934 to 5 for recount, fell t e s e l V i , l , ro . . llstr " ~.. ••••• •.:. A ,5, calfe (of Jamaica), 2 to 21 p; Liguanea (of generally as a whale, woe as strictly applicable to each indi- exchanges having become less adverse to this coon - to 93, thence descended on general sales to 92, rallied so se uaiis ... • 1 1 se ele Jamaica), 1 dis to par ; Parkwya and Carwalsick, 1 viditsl case, but the priuciples being tally isodentood and ~., there is an impress i on that shipments of gold to 141 Ss Devon ... ... 17 IV to 921, and have since fallen to their present quota- at. tee imetb assisra ... ... . ins us ggg el y gi yi die, to par t Dhurode Copper, par to 3 prem. ; Lorne in mind, they are =ere followed out as closely as ci s . J, that : quarter will be checked. Meanwhile then • enammices will permit; that is, subject to such variations la lion of 911 to 1 for money, and 911 to 5 for account. as in south Wales .se Si sal 44 ~ ... . Monarch Gold, 3to i dig.; Australian Consols, Ito or sdapt.tmes es the coaditetional i.ecolianties of each still an absence of arrivals from Australia. The Stock Exchange is most unsettled throughout, N I 11 mM o _„Ierr a. belL o.. 8 .„ .. ..R 1 " 113 `. - se - 50 3 dia.; Albion Gold, 3to 5 dis. individual, hie pursuits and mode of life may reader as The market for foreign exchanges wu firmer to- and accurate quotations are scarcely obtainable, the tl a s : "'"'""'" ` .. "o„,=a a jj: se if aseary. There is a whimsical anecdote extant of a eir' day. Balls on Amsterdam were offered at 11.18 for " margins" being very wide. Exchequer Bills are I, !17 Taber Neagh . ClUnatanCe Laid to have occurred at Berlia, several years three months, and were done as high as 11.181. At so ' ell ersesdire sae itnirMe - - THIS DAY.-Two O'Ceoew. Mee, +limb may warn against the too literal adaptation of quoted . 15s. to 10s. dig. 1 h 0 an Msearked and „ - - the close bills on Hamburg remained over at 13.61 The gold mining shares are very heavy to-day, abstract rides. Shortly after the celebrated Maitland pub- ' Foreign stocks have fallen heavily. Mexican Ni 14 ,west oneness _... . - - ad lashed, about sixty years same, hie essay on " The art ot pro- transactions taking place up to 13.63. 1 ris I d ja-- ra-e- marks 241 to 231; Spanish Deferred, 213; Equador, aa i 8 i 31 "' i t ' finals " 81w1 ° " 1448° - - and sales can with difficulty be effected. Agua Fria tinging life," it excited so much general attention,and such at 23.075 for short, and 25 25 to 275 for three 4 . , en .wea Luisa 3 Peruvian Actives, 721 to 70 ; Russian Four- '" ! --: w,segegjon.jklyetal - - and Nouveau Monde are quoted 1 to 1 prem.; Colo- fuer of admiration, that • class arse who professed to months; Frankfort at 1193 to 3; Vienna at 118.; : 60 56 7 take it as tug guide of their lives, and to follow out the and Trieste at 11.5. St. Petersburg was unaltered, anam-Half per Cents., 97 • Portuguese Fours, 423• L; lioo I Tore,Sswaseiresestee et 63 vial Gold, 5-16 to 7-16 prem.; sad Great Nugget, advice there given implicitly. They were called Dutch 0 rs, . ss 114 De.G.N.l.Perehme F u 961 At the present moment prices ' uI 30 D°. °°. RIM.. i°l" 3-16 to 1-16 die. at Si ;d. Paper on Italian place" was offered at the Heals:mote" sad their proceedings, (I should rather are still worse. St. 100 Test eel North Midland 44 46 tli 1 2 lay their fullin), were the theme of daily observe. quotations of last post. Generally the demand for -w-- Australian Agricultural shares have fallen to 27 time It happened one day, that • gentleman bills on continental places appeared limited. LINIII =asap AT FIXRD RINTALL to 29; Peel River, to 3 to 1 dis. ; Scottish Aosta"- Mzet tbirtythve year, o f ag e , a renowned Mule- The corn market to-day was not animated, but a Oa Wednesday a Court of Directors was held at a. me irammosserwe (weed lien Investment, Ito 13 pram.; and North British lariat,!, strong, well made, generally enjoying ex- good amount of business was done in wheat on the the List India-house, when Mr. Frederick Jame. Halliday aelmagenerfe.Westeral 90 let Jane:lon was appointed • provisional member of the Council of India. " 19 Cl=e w . , , etederte . ),, se se Australasian, 3-16 to 1-16 di'. The feeling of panic 4.11'84 health , became ill, and 4° a very s h o rt stand at Is. to 2a. per qr. above Monday's rates. mood died. All Berlin was astonished. How could FUREBAL OF COL. COLQUHOUN, R.A.-'fhe re- te. is) asseessetatersearseee extends throughout this department, which is very thts hs? Whet comet be the cause ? Was Hufeland Flour was also dearer, and for barley and oats higher mains o wrong? Was the whole system false sod delusive, and prices were asked. Business in floating cargoes was f the late galmot officer were interred yesterday in Omega GL Northern) 144 It/ unsettled. • Woolwich churchyard, with the military honours due to ss 23 ' ar De= Pored Mould it be cast aside altogether ? Whilst these questions checked by . the demand of 2s. to 3s. advance on h i e Too k . HesselteetrestWeetero 10 32 Clod g Sustneas were passing from mouth to mouth, a listener, more wise Monday's prices. A cargo of soft Galatz wheat on RELIGIOUS ',levet/creme IN Paisoes.-An inter- ll ' 8° 6816668 : I n meg g y i rs i e 11 . Sits:LlZ - - Ile. Mimes Kam. Paid., mime dome than the rest, replied, with a cybical smile, " Oh, no ! this passage was sold at 545., including freight and in- 'sting return to parliament has just been issued, allowing go 50 graEllegby(LlorkeiNald 107 MI 'Yesterday. to-day. event is no preset against the wisdom of Eofeleod, nor .- - - ----' - -- ----•• against the jastnese of his precepts ;it arose purely from surance. Rye was still inquired for for the Conti- the total number of prisoner' eosfined in each prison is 15 25 Da 4 diens (Lite) .. 66 la 100,000 1 601 Ms all i i ;in 1 4 4 sad accident. Our good friend B- followed vent, but the high prices demanded prevent much England on the 20th September last, distinguishing the 124 134) Da I Meer faith) 12 35 , 010 1 Via& Assign& Gold all 4 die par !Itio,ooc Mo. •Anglo Californian other religious instructors appointed 10,000 10 Must:alma= to the age of Method lens, but, unfortunately, he Poem" asked. In Indian corn no transactions are reported. . ditto) U 27 40,000 5 Do. Coal Milting 1 6 sa euly copy of the book in which the re were some errors prison during the previous year, their denomination and The only cargo sold during the last few days is one stipend, and the source from whence such stipend or allow. St IN .Lo t tetottOnar ' .4pe t rtant I (limed to Norfolk) - -ed in,ari- SO Mutralisa 60,00 r 1 Australian Cordillera of the press, " bine ill& lachryma." He studied to live by of fl t • g Odessa, at 38s. anise was defrayed. Then were on the day named 21,628 1 1 ilk i Ditto &no elm Cent - -100,00 e 1 Australian Prestield slavishly turd minutely following,withoet reflection orjudip smote •• Ave Marla all f 4 die 5 LiOneaf, of which 16 , 077 an a seat, toe laws set down in his book ;he followed in this Hamburg g letters eimiat of the 20th mention that a fur- E r" Si zd 5,000 50 Blaessaavea Ina &Cosi sll - - Nay come awn of the petas, and died. then sum of 350,000 marks in silver was to be sent h urch of Eogand,496 were tapretadaltaoseritlasaglia39altowe the t „ 1 5. I l' iii i i I li ka l sa amb' l ' s ßi r-, Ol k :k aeassr ld iacil d.) 3 1 dissenter, at all classes, 2,958 were man Catholics , to (lewd 161nm:ht.* Dart. - - 301.,00 , t arm= Australian (.me all 4 1 ells MAO 20 Meltable= 13.5 7 5 Dr. Van Oven's book may be safely taken as a the next day to Stockholm. This wu expected in Jews. 323 were described as of "no religion," and 339 were to' all libilland leadtard (MAL) 19 lit 10,000 25 f Bras. inte,(les.atst.p 244 34 Si 54 4 valuable contribution to the science of the attainment some quarters to be the last despatch of this metal for 50 150 NINUM11111511 , 11.•'.4 ma por , :t 11,00 n SO DaCtecemandCalate all Ir 2 of longevity. It contains also some curious tabu- the season. Several parties who had taken not stated of what denomination. gold to NEW WESTMINSTER BRIDGE.-The contractors to ' ail na. fliaasil t se ts... L a ' l ' ( • ito. nlath' . 0 - e - e 11,00 n 2.0 Do. St. John Del Be y 16 326 1 310,000 1 Carets% Creek 4 i 4 die laud accounts of those who have lived beyond the Hamburg for Russia were offering it for sale, and and engineers are now engaged in examining the founds- r e gs e reemu ua,,,. a .,, 1 ,„„. 12,000 40 Oalies Copper ordinary period of human existence. al.West.Gl inedsTork --. 00,000 II tC'olonial Gold 1 14 pm the next exchanges from St. Petersburg were looked tion and * in the dimensions for . the proposed new for before the destination of these sums could be de- bridge at Westimitater, the works of which will be carried di 12 Ditto 4 mares (ditto)... - - St. 100 Royston and Wan:alba& on eating the winter. 150,000 St. 4Cepper Miners of Eng. all 33 65 tided. As this gold, however, could not be placed Timers REGISTRATION.-The Revising Barrister's re Great Nao ovens vit. it 4 Do. tibeuretti steak 143 145 70,0r5, 1 aCiashAnntranaaCoppt all 21 91 CITY REGISTRATION COURT. in Hamburg, it would probably go forward. It was - • --- thought the large amounts of gold lately sent to that Court was held at tioddession on Tuesday, The following tg g s n ott he a de to gag ret t aseld was the result. Tory claims allowed 28; Liberals struck off e. Mr. Weleani I 11 dl. ad Great Kunst V. 4.... , all f I. ipm 109 . 8 ° 9 1 I Do. Registered - ~ Sir.= Tacos= Toone IrCisasens, Da. Renew. lissome& 2.1,00 i 20 +Geseral curter from England, would have considerable in- 13; total 41. Liberal claims allowed 11 ; Tories struck off ze be Wear eat77 4, 11 p Clio: 6 . _ _ • The followieg . was the only ease of interest which came 3l. Tory ga n 10; Liberal gain brought for- 72,00 i 1 Grand Duchy of Bade, all 1 die par heart the Revising Barriater yesterday. auence in keeping the exchange in check. Large 20 : total 11.00 3 Greet Polito:lth all 24 3 die ilr. Sidney Smith objected to the name of Mr. Anthony purchases of tallow in Russia, however, and the nu- ward 43 ; nett Liberal gain 33. The court was held at i s t . 25 litto Dit to Ditto .... ; U $0 It Wilts & teanowl (l ii 100,01 s. 1 Lake Bathurst a a i l l i I I I Lis Wiliam Clark, surgeon, Queen-street, Cheapside, remain- merous orders sent out to buy wheat and rye there Hertford on Thursday, with the following result. Tory =Ones *morel 9l 102 410.04a' t Liherty A t ( en the Yogis er, as the room fur which he claimed was at high limits, may yet keep the exchange adverse claims allowed 13; Liberals struck off 2.5; total 38. Libe- --.---- 9,00 r 2 +Llama wit 0. the 1 value of 101. Mr Clark rented the whole tO the west of Europe. Discounts ruled at 43 per sal claims allowed 23 ; Tories struck off 8 ; total 29. Tory gain 9; Liberal gain brought forward, 33 ; net Liberal is s Skewer, ro: s U p OLMAII.WA I TS. 666 10,0oc 1 toneloneCalilorn. oriel all 54 Quito CruahlniCo.. all 4 j bmw, but let it out to other parties, who= names were on cent. Bills on London were in good demand, at an gain 24. 30 8 Baskets to Greases:sc. 1 die toestoo 1 Maraud. 30,000 10 , ealceakALAsserioan 9 44 7 the Dieter, with the exerption of a single room, 10 feet by •; net, whien he occupied himself :or the purpose of seeing advance of ;'ch i ll ing. Fun s and 14 am weltdull. d h WHISKY.-Owing to a continued large demand 6 s sp o t,. g m ., y o „ et k e . 14 4',','.• 1 New Grainula 10,0416 1 New Linares Mining patients in it. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Cora- for B', ' h spirits in the London market, the price has fur- 30 I. (MAMMA MI s Erquelusea. I 1 144 2 pm and Smelting Co all - - Yr. Clerk said that he would not take 201. a year for it. pang on their respective presidencies from the Bth they risen 3d per proof gallon , say to res. 0(1., which is 14 . 10 Dijon lon limancon ... 24 die 100,000 1 Nouveau Monde equlva eat to . ii. per ga ll on • •i n . Xr. Sidney Smith said that was not enough. The goes-SO n eau IPA= ... ... f 44 Me I 3. 7f 2.5 o p bo n d • and the 30 4 '/I•uth "I"" • ••• .• I 9.,01 , 9 5 Port Philip .... I 4 I dis to the 23rd inst. (this day) is as follows: Scotch distillers have made a corresponding advance, both es 1 Dia gem* , i w .50,000 1 luarta R0rk.............. all 1 4 die *Woes not what Mr. Clark valued it at, but what it was d 0. d. Rates of Eachenge. for malt and grain whisky.-Northern IVAig. •. 3 Gnat Indl‘l Pell 1441 i - - Werth for the purpose of letting eenendly. Me. Clark wit he had nu doubt I.e meld get more then a ß : s r al . 33,616 19 1 1 2.. 03d. per Company's UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPTS TO LAUNCH VESSELS 91. 10 Grand Joem,n of Frays ts D m TO-. SO Santiago di Cuba..._.... 161 34 44 4 16,384 5 5 j rupee.3.4.ro . I tooth Australian ....,,., all I die Mt 101. a•year fur it to-morrow. 'the situation was a very de- --anr "" - ••• 10 (3 . h .ru..". 11 ,.,•_._f . . ..,_ . c,ni" 0 I.' nn Croft I 5 7 Bombay ... the immense new ship, the Speedy, built by Meant. Col rut al, itivest.stes=;,...bette lhe Itevieti,g Barrister had no doubt in his own mind i . , i motto I I new Granada £52,622 I 2 and Son, of Bridport. From some cause, after the 100 all lisaillton Is Torero° ape. - - that a medi:al man would give lof. for it, and he would ''' ' l * 1.•9,- ce I gobs . .. . . .. all die thettiore on r•rule the objection and allow the name to re. Land shares ruled flat to-day, and finery closed shores were removed, she did nut start, but after a length- 2 3 Locerartebse,Sp.CLPtet j dis V Transfersta is . ; Neap= awe. late on the regieter. wilt a heavy appearance, sales preponderating.l sae' attempt she w"; moved, and afte;; A gli i iiing sho ,i ut !t h ee 1 : , 3 I Int . e . o:bn it f i : .:., ..... .... 6 11 4 1 31 [THREEPENCE. No. d 6.11 NMI:UM' MVP. MISCIILLANNOVL twice. %sinew, Jo IL . C ,,, ta.rdAy • nSO , 5, 1 Aubla Coal and Iron • 2&Ca 2. Australian Agricultural I 12.50.0. 2 Australasian Patine Mall. 60,000 lo Australian !loyal 51211 , 35,vUt ID Berlin Waterwork._... 5u British American Land 1 v i id:UOu I Liriti.& I Colonial Smelting! 10,000 100 Caesda .... & ItcducUun Company MOMS. a Crysuil Paso ... 5 , General $ S. Shiiniing Co , 60. 5 Go. New 13u, 4,Crystal Palace of Prance Cu. 5), Eastern Stearn ... 11, 2511Clectric Teltstratili. ... ap.U• Itithineral Swain Narleition 1 0.0 ta. !rub Heetanot Sugar 1 Io,i 2 tltiMalena St. Navigation W. ,atiou .1 PatentSteanluel• 20, 10 Ne th erlands Load ..... UAW 21N .S. Maks C.l And later. 1 , Ste in, Navigation Co. 111,71 r I North Winds Australasian 25.000 2 0 North Of Europe Stann • 11. 5. Peel River Lewd & Mineral , V). 0 01 00 Peninsular &Oriental Stm. , 1 , 1, /Su lb. do :N.3.000 Iro n Con,:Portland Ivany lus.ooo 1 *atom Atte,. lureiti lent 12.20 25 :south Australian Laud. 150.0 vi w l .e iSutortarute fele.gnith I 4 lti,voo Van Disinetf. &And 1 4. 1" 1,1 alai' Steno 29 31 SS f 2 If If pm! If It On' IS Su 1 Oi dis did per i 4,lis 1& II 1 4.; , 31 34 14 16 lU4 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING•LANE. SATURDAY MORNING. The colonial markets have been very tilt throughout the week, and in some instances prices are lower. The quan tity of sugar offered for sale was very small, and the low and middling qualities sold at rether lower rates. iiy pri vate treaty a good business has been trans.ictel in foreign, but the chief portion offered at public sale has been bought in. Coffe ' likewise, has been dull. In the beginning of the week the sales passed elf' quietly, and former price* were paid, but a decline has since been established, and plantation Ceylon is Is. per cwt. lower. A very large busi ness has taken place in rice, shippers buying freely, and the quotations now current are 6d. to 91. per cwt. &boys those of this day week. Saltpetre ako has been sold at better prices. kor the indigo quarterly sales 16,229 cheats have been declared. The tea m.irket has decidedly im proved in tone since the rec, ipt 01 the Chine m sal on Mon day. C..mmun congous have been in more request, and clean quality is now quoted at 1114. per lb.; g 04.1 and fine kinds have also been more gener a lly t a k en by the dealers, who are getting short of stock. Green teas have shared the improvement equally with black, to far as regents the good and floe qualities. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallow market has advanced in consequence of the state of the Russo-Turkish question, 2.. per cwt. to-day. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot is quoted 595. 6d.; Oct. to Dec.. 58e. 3d. ; Jan. to blare!), 59e. MARKET AVHILAOII3.—Town Tallow, 53 ,, . Od. ; Fat by ditto, 3s. Id. ; Yellow Russian, 585.; Melted Stuff, 435.; rough ditto, 261). 6d. ; Tallow Graves, lie. ; good Dregs, Ss. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Davis reports no alteration iu the trade. Prim* meadow hay, 90s. to 110#. ; interior, 50s. to 80s. ; Rowels, 40s. to 54#. ; clover, 85s. to 1261. ; second cut, 80s. t• 110 s.; straw, 33a. to 365. COVENT GARDEN.—THIS DAY. The market continues to be well supplied with vegetables and fruit, but trade is still dull. Peaches and Nectarines are plentiful, and English Grapes are abundant. Pears consist of Beurie d'Acusalis, Bon Chrktien, Brown Beurri, Boone Louis, Claimers Bergamot, and Marie Louise. Importations from the Continent of Potatoes (sound) and Toma toes are still kept up ; the latter fetch from 2s. to 3s. per dozen. There aro also French Apricots in the market. Plums from the South of France fetal 4s. per basket. Carrots and Turnips fetlh from 2d. to 4d. per bunch. Peas are still good. Potatoes are be coming much more diseased, and prices for them are not good. Mushrooms are more plentiful, and a little cheaper. Cut flowers consist of Pelargoniums, Fuchsias, Ruses, Mignonette, and Carnations._ FRUIT. Pine Apples, per lb., to to 6s • Grapes, baboon, p. lb., le to is 6d Portugal. per .b to to le Peaches, per dos, Is 6d to re Nectarines, per dos., Is to 4s Apricots, per dos., is to Ss Plumb p. pun., le to Ss Items, each, Is to Ss Apples, per bosh, Sato 61 dessert, per baltshrre, I. to 4s Pear, per doz., Is to Sa Yip, per dos, Is to 2s Lemon. per dozen, Is to 24 Oranges, per dos., 24 to 3s Seville, p. 100, 14s Almonds, per peck, - sweet, per 14, 2$ to Ss Filberts, p 100 lb, .Ws to 606 Walnuts, per 100, 1.. to Is 6,1 Nuts, Barce•l•ms, per bush., 20s p. ICJ lbs., 113 s to 306 VEGISTI Coobair*, per dos., 6d to 9d CawlifiArers, each, 2d to 441 Oreeek per des., teed too. Preach Pink s., Is 6d to 286 d Potatoes. pee M. Ide to 120. pee *irk de to So per bedk le 64 to So Turd" per dee., Ss od to 2s 6d Olosaiabors, seek 2,1 to 6d Odom pis 9d t to 4. olsBd I Comets, p. doe., as Spies* per Mere, Is to 2a leek pries., Is to le 6d Mink pc co ne .. 34 to 4 per dos., d Is to bo deedieek per lb.. 6d to 8d Geri* pee lb., 6,1 to Id 'ABLY.`. Lettuce, Ceb., pee doz., fid to 8d Coe, per wore, 9d to Is Radishes, per doz., Is to 2. 04 Small &Cada, p. pun., 24 to 3d llorse Radian, per bdl., 211 to 4s Mu... Aroma, per pot.,lzod to 2.6 6d Sorrel, per half sieve, bd to Is Artir hokez, per, cert., 3• to 64 0.1 Fennel, per bunch, 24 to 3d Savory, per bunala, Zd to 34 Thyme, per bunch, 2d to 3d Parsley, per doe bunches, 2s to 44 Mint, green, per bunch, 2d to 44 Band, green, per bunch, ifd Marjoram, do., do. tid Waterermees, p. 12 bun., ad to !t1 THE EX-ROYAL FAMILY OF FRANCE proceed to Lisbon this day in this Peninsular and Oriental Company's chartered steamer the City of London. Apartments were engaged yesterday at Hadley's Hotel, Southampton, for the accommodation of the illustrious personages during their short stay in the latter town. The ex-royal family and Gaits will number 22 persons. APOTHECARIES' HALL.—Names of gentlemen who passed their examination in the science and practice of me dicine, and received certificates to practise, On Thursday, Sept. 22, 1853: William Hitchin Pendlebury, Bolton-le- Moors, Lancashire; Thomas Brown, Burnley, Lancashire. SINGULAR DISCOVERY.—The following singular discovery has bean made on the small Danish island Yhrlen, which may not be without its interest among historians and antiquaries of the day. This little insignificant spot is situate between the islands of Thorseng and Fyen, close to Ftihnen. Some people, observing near a few mole holes in the ground several coins lying about, commenced digging up the soil close thereto, when, to their surprise, they found the remains of a leathern bag, which had been decorated with gold ornaments, in which, and round about it, were a quantity of broken necklaces and bracelets of silver, of very curious workmanship, and 2.50 pieces of silver coins. These coins in part contained on the obverse side the bust of some person, with and without a sceptre, with the inscription, " Adelred Re Anglo ;" and on the reverse a cross, with and without inscription, but which as yet has not been made out It is thought these coins belonged to some portion of the " Daneguld " by which King " Ethelred the Unwise," at the conclusion of the tenth century, sought to compromise the devastating incursions of the Danish King " Svend Tveskjog.". Besides these coins, there were others, bearing Byzantine and Latin inscriptions, with busts and bishops' mitres on them. In all there are 30 different sorts of coin found, all of which will soon be forwarded to the Ancient Northern Museum at Copenhagen. The island in question has never been touched by the ploughshare, and it appears that this fund has been the result of some former plunder, which, for security's sake, was placed in the position in which it was found. SIGN OF THF TIMES.—The steam apparatus, fur naces, boilers, piping, &c., formerly used in making soup for the poor of Worcester, were sold on Saturday by auc tion, there being no further um for the same—a tolerably aignificaut proof of the prosperity of the times aril the coin pratively favourable condition of the poor.—Worcester shire Chronic e. Do. . FRENeJI Sursnitos paved Dover yesterday, wilts e nave war.. !iorritAm FRIDAT.—Thr Peninsular and Ori -1..4., Madrid witted he re this 'tuning, 1. ' 4 4 le ft Liam, MI the 19th Op:emition is waging a 49 et eneluot war with &mem Itodsigo. A shock ot an authquakee has h.n felt at bloncoivo. A formidable /walla clews en M.doens. In the municipal elections Metre:heat es o v p .ing the progr. west's. It is reported 14t tie dieverlita , nt le a suit a , 1111, bonds in London and Haeuhearg width ought to have `ve n burnt. liachange, Vl+ at lad a quirte r. Disce.utet of notes, two and a.balt Arrest • „; ---- r•XTRXBIOX Or THE STRIKES TO BIRMINGIIAM.— vat flarrtained st wri.ing Isar inning says :—" The tin *al wok• re hem erect; for an advance of prices, and tho "Mete have n lased to c.na,oly with their &mimic cods/ • erecting of the petit , - lore! has been h. Id, at iraitb it um resolved that units. their demand of two * . : , •ads aw n k advance in all 4iwra wig c ..ICede4 a Ilfric would take Ware 10 a 01.1 k hum Chia tine.. The waled einamittec had previorrair dretared thew determine" %I sot to mho the advance demanded. Trtal Land shares ruled fiat to-day, and finally Owed wilt a heavy appearance, sales preponderating. Australian Agricultural were lust quoted 28 to 30. Peel River, 4to dia. Bank shares were quiet. Crystal Palace shares closed 14 to 11, preni. Gene ral Screw Steam Shipping shares (16/. paid), mark 11; North of Europe Steam (LW. paid), 6 to 61; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 75; and Victoria Duck shares (6/. paid), 71. The 4th instalment of 31. falls doe on the prefe rence shares of the Namur and Liege Railway on the 15th Oct. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bouno..s, as received by Mr. Iteuter's express : Am.terdam, Thin-" Jay, elte.ing prices:—ltutch Four per Cents., 941; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 62.1; Spanish Defer.ed Three per Cents., 22 5-16; the Coupons, .51; the old Three per Cent. Foreign, 461; Austrian Fire per Cent. Meta Hies, SO 13-16; Oranadt Deferred. 9 3.16; Portuguese New, 39 ; OtaLuda Active, 21 : Piruvian New, 711. Mt xiein New, 24 3.16. Paris: Closing prices this day: Three per Cent. Rentes, 76.50; ditto Four-and-a- snantrrait RUM H.—The contractors and engineers are now engaged in examining the founda tion ands ying the dimensions for the proposed new bridge at Westminster, the works of which will be carried on eating the winter. IiERTS REGISTRATION.—The Revising 'Barrister's Court was held at Hoddealon on Tuesday, The following was the result. Tory claims allowed 28; Liberals struck off 13; total 41. Liberal claims allowed 11 ; Tories struck off 20 : total 31. Tory ga n 10; Liberal gain brought for ward 43 ; nett Liberal gain 33. The court was held at Hertford on Thursday, with the following result. Tory claims allowed 13; Liberals struck off ill ; total 38. Libe ral claims allowed 23; Tories struck oft 6; total 29. Tory gain 9; Liberal gain brought forward, 33 ; net Liberal gain 24. WHINCT.—Owing to a continued large demand for B h spirits in the London market, the price has fur ther risen 3d per proof gallon, Pay to 10a. 9d., which is equtvalent to 3s. 71d. per gallon 2.5 O.P. in bond ; and the Scotch distillers have made a corresponding advance, both for malt and grain whisky.—Northern IVAig. UNSUCCEASFUL ATTEMPTS TO LAUNCLI VESSELS AI BKIDPORT AND LYIII.—We are sorry to uy that an un sucees.ful attempt was made on Monday evenieg to launch the immense new ship, the Speedy, built by Messrs. Col arid Son, of Bridport. From some cause, after the shores were removed, she did not start, but after a length ened attempt she was moved, and after gliding about her entire length towards the water she suddenly stopped, her keel being fixed on the soil. She esonot be got afloat uetil the or It spring tides, about twelve days hence. At Lyme, on Monday evening, the time when the SalaWs wat an nnitnced to he leutiched, an immense conc , urpe of at least 6,000 ur 6,000 persons poured into the town from ell quarters during the day to witness at At about a pompr oast seem e',lock the wile of G. Cartwright, Eyq , after having made a few beautiful and appropriate remarks, broke the bottle against her side enit gave her the name of Sela.ie. The order wan th , n given, "knock aw :y dog shorts," "man the jack," and away she veut, wok the hearty wisher' and sheen of the assembled thousat, t., that she w .uid glide safely into the " rol.ing 'beg." Nothing could have been more beautiful than the s• start;" every on. therefore, was struck wi,h astonishment, when miter going nearly her length, the &lama refused to " nova on." " Battering rams" being applied without any effnet, orders w, re given to "shore her up" for the night. Efforts were eiza.n made on Tun,' ly morning, with the satin. result. We therefore presume she will be mode secure se,. re cite i. until the next spring tides, when we trust the anxiety Lou Mr. M an,flcld's (•he budder) mind wig he re moved, by the Salesia Hwang proudly in our harbour. However, even now, we are not in so bad • plight as our " wide-awake" friends at Bridport.—Sherborne Journal. no. Cluaranteei Lyolas &au A:tditursavto 1 2 2.. 2;! ths ArMais (wtb •fcrthert.oll•lm.,.. . Ow. ct. t for %twee, ' , h..: Nerwrilart Trani, Prelim. P•11•1"1. :',rte ll' ris.Cso Anise and Lichmos.l , a.vea 40. ..t. Royal Danish Royal Swk4l,..is vett •.• lb. 51 per Cent. P-e•er. 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DESERTION Or TILE CHIEF ENGINEER OF THE lI•kIitACOUTA STEAM SLOOr_—The iharaCuutu, 6, paddle, Commander George Parker, was to have left Spitnead on Thursday morning at eleven; at that period, however, the chiet engineer, Mr. Woodcock, was absent, nor has he up to the time of aur despatch been beard ot. At noon, Com mander Parker, attended by the nisater-at-arms, si-ited the • a IN i • a a uv r e a r e ! Engi neers, rru 'e s r and demanded was then left in that Mr. Wood ecuol ta rt. Nk w h v o an ui d e ncoo of t there. e e R .l e o c h arge of the clubhouse; and upon this being mode kaolin to several members in their diuing-room, they speedily is.tied firth into the hall, and bade the master-at-arms to begone, or they would briefly give him in charge of a p oiceman. At 4 p.m., the chief engineer ot the Sphinx (Mr. Edward Bolton) w.,s desired to attend at the admiral's office, and ordered to prepare to go to sea in the Barra couta—an effica r suddenly ordered on three years toreigu service at a few hours' notice. Until proper understanding as to the rules and regulations to which the naval engineers are subject is brought about, and their position properly rer , rnised, a greater evil will follow. One tact starei us in the face, and that is, whilst the chief engineer of the Peninsular and Oriental Conipeby's savvice, os well as the al Renal West India Mail pack, t sere tee, get to enty.five pounds a month, Mr. Woodcock, as chief engineer of the arraettuta, in the Queen's service, only receives fourteen. ek: . —Morning Payer. C g' i....... , . -.' .. ~. et ....,......„:„:. . ' ' ••••••••-:': • _v