The Express. — London, England, 1853-11-22 00:00:00

.11111111111 ---- , / 2.." . ~... ii Clorwi le fl• - ° 4 , c„......,..7...............,.._,,,.........., _ , . , Tebt No. 2,263.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 22, 1853. pi. toe Aber*. reeretuoice ALAJLIM. 1 3 5j1TANN. i.L LIFE ASSURANCE COKPANT 2 OPINIONS ON INDIA DT THE LATE GENERAL I,rr.r.,l4.atreal. Desk Imam SIR CHARLES NAPIER. SHARE LISTS. MON. AotablAbld Aug. I, UM, -- • - -W - AL 100 Aberaiso )to,; / per Ct.; - - s,,terreird by Special me et rerlseer. 4 Vset.,ese. a, The following are extracts from the posthumous . Th e E ng li s h n o way market to-day showe d e I s . sai r eheemee sa .. .. 1 al we MONDAY EVlllllllfO. M. 100 lOWA at Y.latat 4 per Ct., - - - 1 I.e.e, woad tree ot mem Mity. steadily improving tendency, and closed at its best I L .14 14 • chuiw out r e et w k w il°4 " .l -. 1 - volume on India by Sir Charles James Nitric,' : 101100 T•••• t. ROBERT ALEXANDER, Vadihnth Park. Clisetem. THI LINO OF DEI.III AND TILE INDIA. COMPANY. point, which represents a rise of 10s. to 11. per cent- 91 sa Dual... earth. a&ia - r.l- . 1 - Although businew This wretched king is upheld by the Leadenhall princes %;, „ AD kiadgett. Esq., 149, Prnahoretwitrett.dimes very restrictw at en enormous expense. All in India now is sacrificed to on the last rates of Saturday. Although business is ss 5 ,; •••• J n ooolloo ili , w• ••• I 1 1 fti ri,,...rge IL; .;f• ran. EN.. Necker 7 . 51 , 115. Bermtabley. mammon ; yet even to mammon the Court of Dtrecton is still very limited, purchases of moderate 11111011111 6 5 • IDo. 0:. 11 (ial - por .-6. 0. -PL I 3 - I l i increased firmness to • P. Coda riO. L.q. altal well .kad I alekeoltoi. t• I . in one sante untrue ; for by them, as by all oligarchical exercise more immediate influence upon prices, owing 1.4 L l ik• e _ Ow in• MI 7 Pss C . -I ‘..,/ce Cumit. km., 111./Verrell. prices have shown w , ~-„„..t y , by.. whit, that-coart, Loenbordneetet. governments, the great state interests are sacrificed to the iI pm to the diminished amount of most descriptions of 11 - 1 -4Le••• • Flu 'o 1° 7, 4 ' 1 1 11 1 11 1•• i i s iv anntt. Em., .:0. Comb , 11. hope that the apprc t. ,sios ItiOrt Timer, Pei., 1, Prisenewstriet e Conk. uttlividuslain of ephemeral raters, rondos& of the fa- s DIM do. s ire Is 1 5. -. lia.9.r. Km., 7, T.. 11. nb.airr-yard. ton to grasp the presen t pro fit . Soverei g ns sr , id e e d. stock now held by the dealers. Lancashire and York- lir ie . Do. MN 11 me Ora titaak I 136 i 4 " progress of hostilitie ii. t.. Lin., Immo in-...tumors. fled with tie countries they rule, but a mercantile shire stock continues chiefly to sho w buoyancy, whilst : & l e Mfklem+ 9lo l7lPLSP•Ci' 3 .4 si SI •rASI4I , IO (OI.OUL. oligarchy, like the Court of Director., is not in- London and North Western responds more languidly s an autawanTertioa.sthi;. - = seasonable character 11. BilMaku her, Fit t ., S. otdaquare, Linodn'oista. wnswd beyond the sunset below sheet during their to any tendency towards improvement. Anion the 66 ' ibbe-• 9o W.Dessisest. 0 3 Si aspect of the mone• Ul11‘•••• I lanning 16, landna-street, Temkurch4triet. re/ P ectin tenu me of power i better i t is for them to liehter shares Great Northe Cal e d onians , and Bt. 109;Orset 'Mebane perC.sil U 9 MI 112 influences that have ste,-,-. 4' 14 ' 1 ''•••• ;,„ . clutch hundreds within reach, than by a wise outlay draw it : • ' ' “ Si. ice De- 6 P ll7 amt. Seel,. 11•- , favourable tone of dale !Waren INWlere• sad Barnar d , 66. Corobll'. forth the wondrous resource of the gnat Indian empire v"Twlefts Cr. well supported rat an improvement; but so w , i n s : . • .1 dermable at 1 1 pon.pm, toe 110 1121 91 s o i ss ittu nuy in tows/ of life afteraree eelawd by the and tern those b an d re d e into millions. Lies the pedlar better prices could be realised to-day for nearly every i s s e , I : .wune D• • 41 e 1 r il s 'U' ulk. 1 i ll t i 9 33 experienced little v so wv , ..• is the extmet.ou True hiconso-tea .0 the Premiums Jew, the director seeks small profit sad quick returns, un- description of railway stock.ll 4 - n ow - . c . ',stet a eunaeloa fly, 16 dmseel69 the ImM serious i ., derstandiug well his personal interest, but regardless of SO e ClWeta.liksteßantses.7 l 051 1 7 cent. better than the fli.l ISO. Daemnsteem. I 4 9.M.' 09 151 Paris bourse of to-de onus .-: su e- 01 • 6 1 , : i ,, • 1, °*11 •• emel r e t et r hk ti r T t er u r el s ' a ,:g t • Ts; Indian palaces or e ppiness. This is patent to all who - In. ' 100 Ditto treasonable 4per so 91 100 Vs: Xrik6eMlor-i-marrany is Mid by the gm - ernaiant of the ham traversed loam, and looked at the remains of great THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocx. to I • itiferuly /tie 4 dla par a further improveme wean in. ,ere i la gi abire w e nrcentsou I 140 142 roads, of great cities, of grew rues, of great mosques. The English railway market continues to show a et. 'me ,Loo.et new, Frets - Cumuli were first l er nam-, raw of privelant. espestaly useful to creditors fur se. By w hom were t h ey cons ?By the aovereqms of decidedly upward tendency. London and North- et. 1^•• MUD New 0tt.4.6 i .• Ct. --7 ladle. But whets are the „public works of the Court of e . - Western is now quoted 10S1 to 104; Lancashire I. sein a t 14"A"th w e ri css al r ' 5 1 "" ed er lia. , I A i _ 5 - Pm o ffi cial close at 931 eirl imal w ,,,,dla w w, b t reined dense Ina saves years. Directors ? For a hundred years they have milked the cow December. At 4Os aseinwen Parable dame law sad give* her no sastenance. and Yorkehire, 671 to 68 ; Midland, 631 to 641; tg. a !t..1..4.0.Enni.k.,.1, 126 y,t, firmer, and the prio Pavanes Autos wearily tar Orphaew As their charter draws towards its close, a show of doing Great Northerns, 211 to 1 ; and other lines at a 21 I " r •• • ••°11111 • 1 " .•11• • ••• 11 ' 4 lions in the funds h BE frixpriA ACTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION. work in shape of canals is being made, and the rails...ads corresponding improvement. le to Do. New ate -9j el leareweren l by her 164•01'. Boyd Listen Patent. will be good; bat railroads sprin from the spirit of the •$ , De. II -..-. par jem price for money was French shares are also better. Northern' are 114 all °IOW* Owlieler 44 . pct. - - Pm count . The official ?new dwas.edatmedir. age, no human power can stop their progress till rho whole . M. to Slidtaw.MMita.Hr.ll2l.op.O. 140 541 111 0 rester' rompatel lair every NINO WIWOW diIIWIENI6I NU us * b esso m i imi a le.fm.. ry teem T. yeeeessheh an 4 1 1101 0 d 34 4 to ii 8 1 , 1 1 2 b 011 %0s 33 to 44 sad Pane leil ../t • Dias rmisewer...... 4 • - .4 cos 4 1 Three per Cent. Cc ti4Y neon •••• 11 • 0 • 01 6° a sew 11•• " lbw / "' law " . " thanks are due for railways ; an d it the prised* oa which aid Lyons, id to 4 pron. Belgian lines continue to st l ies Norfolk tzteamicat.., ~. - - ditto, for account, erner ••••••,...._,, ~„w ws ...n ag . s In s g eha t s se pc wet area they are conducted be good, thanks be to Lieutenant meet with a considerable business, and the late rise rt ..,5 07 , p p :4 " r 41 " Z i t 5 ' 41 “ Cent. Reduced, 91 mew y • pit - -- merw ---fitl es .ritita7rise --- y..,r's -.-else es allperdadieline Pekoe Colonel Kennedy, who by his great . abilities has bet them is fairly ma i n t a i ne d. st.. ienterta Benin__ . ... - - 110 Cents., 961, 951, 96; ____-----------5----4,......) right in the East. The Court of Directors never have and MI lan North Malmbers - l3 25 1860, 3,t„ India SO jeserst•le e bet- ,....„ 44 ....., °m- cotton is now to En land's ninaufactories what Ssmpsun's Owing Press Mks to-day , Wtteilw.. ill. IlpreOrat 10$ 103 1054 Exchequer Bills 15 ▪ 118.1110 h Mauls oloism ' Age. Pew ''''"''s "*" , / was te his stsei g igth. America can play Delilah whin Siw . 1 MI Unwise. yesterday. tete 2 re. II all Into ditto diu.' 4 Ipm selle rs realising 6s. i i 1 num Wm. of 1 wen. Pte. Pre. mhos Mem du Osamu ; yet our own possessions in India, capable of in. No Awoke& ... ... ln i oi het 1 6 5 le e ehreee ebemm e r cbeeree T es- ° ; e rw m : 91 1 0 4 Ties. LOW ~ In the forage b -1 . - eavhig as from the danger of such an excision, have been ID meheett e etttee .;;; oo e i . MIA.) 6 per One.. .. 16 If slight increase of ac s . d. 44 6. IL I TIISTI lathe A&WT w 9 S. .4. 11 . etegloated ! Look also at Scinde. Sugar, cotton, and Mg 0! Junnum ... 41 4$ 10 11l Do. 5 par OW - ... 10 104 Mexican, which elm M ii s 1s - i 111 1° 1 1 :!,1, 4 / , ; ;,1 ; indigo anti Le produced there is great quantities and the 11l an Blini.Welv. affisarValter 1 9 10 21 •23 deatli Dews .. ..._ ... IS IS N 11 3 2 111 4 . 9 e " 5 ia i ; i i: ;j; ; Sun pedity, but no pains have been taken on that head . ft le mrtues„Lan„sChm-lus.. 13 to den 10 ll Ditto Vied 45 . per Omit pm S pot of 1 per cent. since se ,1 6 4S • ; V 4 an Oatesaireim.33s,t2sl.C. 27 19 144 all Moth SWIMS (deeding' 91a1n14 8. 0 11 6 ZAD PAZRACIS •ND YEE ULLMANN lioAttD. peculiar interest. 1 es s 6 II 813 4 $3 lel Ds. do. do. :05- 54 44 dla Ane.lot 91.0.6............1 14 244 I. R. Reabbiet Deleeuw The Military Board is a curse on the Indian army. St. lee Med red Itzear ... .. 94 98 EL 100 , 1 Do. 44 percent .., ... let 107 show an upward te ANDIIIIT flellall, lemesm. During the tea years of my connexion with India fn. lee gm e a se s ee , _ .... 56 514 571 4 4 A all ,Itit.Yotatinralpeendaar Is 20 well supported. '1 it was a source of ever•fi ming evil. Take what • l• di Garr, eau Idelybasd ... 101 174 174 17 5 $ Watorford&Kilianity6p.ot - - die Belgian Four-and-a M all (Mk sad name. ]tee .. .. I 1$ IS St 100 York.lieweastio,a ilerw., WI OUINEAS.-Mr. WM. H. HALSE, the ever may be injurious to the army in laths, dissect it, and saw osinnise, 91 22, Branswick.sqesets,_Landea, trauma nnly, directly or indirectly, the Military . Board will mar *maw nut GUINEA APPARATUS'S anreow reedy. be found the ann. The members, individually, are r C eli sa Osella os.d. rd riatb, Sellt ias 45 46 di - o - Wiunation .. ... 14 6 OwNictli ot limpursb. 09 t 9 17 5 Ditto Ditto ... 44 if 11 10 TorteNAM.ll. l / 1 0 1."imrs. 4 dal par change, 23f.). Base 63. Dutch Two-at -ens tee sonnes stun tor his Pamela m IledlesiOstwalem• henourable men; but they are members by virtue of u a u s e w ae o n .. .. 5 5 • for account, Nov. t -.-4--. their petition, and are unable to reform their Board, fur II all Ditto Ulla li - al . l if.j.. al 111 4 Certifs., 911. Me oyKI4 • S EXQUISITE SAUCES expressly sea. the only reform I. abolition. and Thalr dimensions, .dilatory _ _ _ _ . _ 114 all Salm Menem - ... 13 13$ 111 1 MINES div. ; ditto, for at to mot the "s ae 0 5 *h er L e a se or O ga llonen. and c inflicting divisions smltness, are au tamper- V. Jo e l s tr a cgi r i riz b r i r .) ‘ ::: _l2 Chml 6 swam Peruvian Four-and. atsped re RELISH De peens% and 'OYER'S AROMATIC able impediment to useful progress. They are nett ' " at. 1 Do. dem 3 ... ... 31 3.1 eta Stoma Mama I prime Mae Palii yess.erday. today. gum Four per Cet N0t. , 10 w w h ,A „f ell Ms Dalian warehouser% sad tartly incompetent to conduct the important affairs con- stllo , gas Lumihe .. (as Si 174 -- - 'Mewled Cowell sad lILAtIiWELL, perverse by applatanst gded to them, and any basin( es that does get through 4, 1 14. Kamm* a d Ob o Oi l oo; „ es 44 --... ---.-. --- Ceuta, 111, 1111; le bre Sleety, A, dobeereme, Liman. their department is probably effected by their sabordi- to 14 lOWA,* aid Nish.- - - IMMO 1 &Asa Ills .............. an 1 1 pie 1 39,000 1 rAnglo AssinnanOolit an s ills tar 971,1. Sardinian ] sates. Hew should these last know what the height of • St. leo ellubleglblierte.Dendw 11 SS 500,0.1 ow e•ANdoCalitorelada lI I IE WONDERFUL KALEIDOSCOPIC MEAT barrack should be ? Why should they care whether the ~ 10. 1 . 12 . Obsagre_ . _SillealeW . tesa .--. = . 0 .0 05 1 tAtiattaladan 66 74 40000 Do. Coal Slabs t - - veined), 41. Swed saris, ioasersassi oa seleatills mod MOW 1 11 4. 111 9_19% by British soldier has good food or bad food; whether he 'i t ' . 67, ne. Tr' s . a .. ::: * 1 ; ;7 1 61 2 20,90 u 2 +snot/ails& ths nyet ma, the On la Se terassewseLt rowels. a lives happily or dies miserably; whether he goes into S. 100 Do. 11. Mask .. -. US IN Masts asstraliaa °perdition tae siat lag' Kuoth_, 9l Moms t e = et hill eee M m b e nt battle strong and nourished , or weak and emaciated with at. 100 Ot.leithmadifest..(lre. l 101 IM 1014 180,600 Auetrallaa Trashed a gesse... , tlet . rt i. lt Tn ... .or ha -ra civ •- we i k ss.swes - &"- - as - s w-n s , fever. Over and over agads, therefore, let it he said . , ? 2 t. 10 1 0 1 instit ute solo Woutssu umno.rum -. ......• 1 1 u _hi &M g. _ Oa 4 40,016 Ave Marla. - all idle any new feature. - --- salito - w•s nitriboscono MAY will repay that bad barracks, that is to say, barracks with low cell- 100,000 MOM Australiau Said .11 6lea I Considerable an ever. 69 $1,090 SO Varitinelne 13.5 8 10 lis whole sort in a lew weeks; its reekealegela MS Inheverreedr. tags, are the great cause of sickness among European lh r e Dv. sok .. 114 1 , 4 pa JAMES BARLOW, Invent. r, umeeletuelwreekleelenss. 14. Moe soldiers in India. le. 100 Laamaitro andloell . hi . .r. 66j 661 674 17 6 15,000 $3 serio.lotwilawat3l.4ll 144 61 64 States were report wean-wens. wano-tioan. temuldiee 111114 Aka. Ms PA- WIT THE AFPRIADZIS ATTACK= 136 s 111 111 Ile.lMks v . v 714 die 4,600 se De.Commandtheibal all 114 21 II ,vOO 29 Do. at. Jolla IDM 1119 IA II 36 in gold and 21,001 TENT can WAND, so adrakehly esiedead tad or ' TUT d ~ y ou 2 .k as w hy the Affreedees hare now attacked 14 tit De Wen Mum . Wllol 41 4t ~ Yi dots. for Havre) by Imam en rot disturbs'. Ake Wig MY* WSW DIMMEDSIO,OOu 1 Carson'. Creak 4 4 tub par 151 11.101 49 titre Dipper POTATO STEAIIEB, warreeei le amat la Medd* W gild 7• 11 ." said s° "mod" chief. "This is the reason. Your 66 an Leeds Swoon .- .. 134 131 61 0%900 I teeketill tied Waist 'wawa are paid wird le to Mt Siriiieell a eme ordi. government gives a certain sum yearly to he distribcod alt 19iLuuss _____trustuk .hus wy mo ... p s i i ni I4lpm 14 Niagara. These in may method. whilst these no Ma grim ma and up rill Mat among the chiefs by the hands of your political spat at r, , e ' s as .11•0•17 he. Com in le ...... - Creep° l3 111 124 220001' et. *Copper Slams of Reg an 410 70 Of about 145,0001. a Iles Salem and denies Mee se Alm Isehall osa__m_ . .ilsel Kohat. 11‘ is • good young man, against whom I say it 6 2 Nerdoveme , 1511 lON 503 4 11,000 U +Do. Psi lesermst all 3 7pm ing of the Niagara, 111 •11.••• • • • bY *tee m, I " ° lame mel°°°l°7 le * ea nothing, but he is 'wapitis:mad. There is living at Kobat 10,00 I fffmannalalMillanDappr all 24 3 Wee el met is mead. .The dam am mmenled le delight a clever woo a promo of the house of Sooja.ool-Moolk, 10 1$ i Dialler ~. , {die 4 pet 134 counts, the tw.rket luxe 21 Var siss r • -•••• oil 4 ICm 31 Mee i rem .P ulbell e seeh m r. y D°l, hod : al ga " 116......111 ihr "1111.4.58 sad called the Stink -i.Zsdah, a prince, who told the political 10 1 13 . 7 74.6.° . 1... m 1a Li% I 6Pm and consequently, 24 20.10 C 90 diarral agent he coati distribute the moue y among the chiefs better LSI ~,„6 1 , _ a _fts• W.;,..c..•_„=. .7, .7 114 s 72,0:4 I Omni Dumb, of Sada all 1 diaper 1 . Mat lamed' Mama lisaltb P. than the political agent could. The latter took his advice r o W I -5-4 rj---_-..--- .. . , i, .r, Ale 11.0545 3 Mut pe1gie1b........... At 34 ado market at New Yo L"'"'S ALTERAIIVE PILLS are a tried sad and its" the money. to this prince, who brought the hand 40 •14 De. Sas - ... .. 11 to .. o wn use men of some small villages and told the agent they were the 16 all Gradarkryllsiombidbm - - 100 do 1 Labe Mirarot. all 4es 1 lion , and thus set etas& i mei, Pam Mined, kr en tame all 1 ea. 1 ma w ari k omusureumms=r 2 ammamarat Affrecdee chief.. They were not. They were menet no infio- I• 1. 10e Itaell=assrb• sio, 51_ 11_ die 115 1 Rae II dresses - . all 013 whilst more were d dotard fir , aablard IMMIIIs beellallir, eon whatever , and only received apu centage [rum the I t *or :4 . ...... 1 usissieciatia;.kida latest of these fail' -,.. - •• a at 93 i i 44 Quota Cemdasoo all 1 1 re. moradodromplada. prince, who hes 4 the remainder. The Affreedises got none of it. at. 103 Da. Marra Darby ., SS • Brothers, paper in ___,... 1 • 111 * ,• f „,,,, 6 " 1 " .161/ ......,...., ii ..... 866.15/ &. 1 . 1 . di 111/. . a l uid ww w , dium • The Affreedees thought it useless to complain to the pain- is 47 , Ls... west. lino _ ... _ ickece 1 iNerieulta -.. an 4 ilia Per • .. 4 . 11 , 1 . - a st - Tii mi gy - - '"- - - 4 0 .4.. -- m o r. --- 4, cal agent against his favourite prince, with whom he lived 55 511. ow E a u I w o " ... _ 90,1190 11 oIIeiIOSIIILAMIWIMA 9 1 14_ bilities estimated se,oa• i New onarda ..,.. - all 1 4de suspension of this t wistie„ --- isedie susinsw t la ise ss owsu dis -se the - eleli in habits of intimacy ;so they said nothing, though very it. ISO inewurdist ... ... .. 111 II Phooo . 1 Mow Lima Li 11 - .06. all - - 101 dye• mg wad bp MIOIMN, ACM me Ow, la. discontented, as they lost money, • and wore lowered in the _„111 _4ll_ Der wsi Z ima illOMlCa... fAA i f& . IMAM 1 Yours Ilia& CM bololdloM Prim la Ittli ha. °L. ils la, hat a NOM hY WI eyes of their tribes. You began making a road through 6 2 ii i l lt .r. „ aim :llV 6_ 6 .... OW 10,1. 10 Yourgraida.L.V. all - - The arrival 'oval sweiswevenars , eant by pot en reeelgt II pomp ourou the Pass in the mountains betimes Peshawar and Kohut, "• Si all remeteraresapoiettle. - - lea em 6 Port PPM ---- I 6 I die teem 1 dome asst. . ........ all 4 dla len 1 6 from Australia. a PISS the Sikhs .. _ lt es 55 6 Ikea 80 MS 15i5i.„..... en SI is of gold, and the I SOUND and WRITE TEETH are sot only irdit- gave you so right to the Afftwed . oe territory . To . , En_g i llsh_ e. u tli 111 ... sireau lDlhlisli comitias ". . . 6.. .... i 4 - 3 - 41. 50.00 7.." .. Se l *Mk Au5trai1ea.17....... _ .• i ssu :1111,1 4 4 - - e s dla mouldy reerirts •• a parimardor la ark mar. bat tad matured the slicks, but cot 4 1 4 0 1,1 ri t wv n : Orist d t masima from Seney ; at Ine arti wrras ije=t i lie g ensh mama aliming e lfebil dadallill dew am bad sa y from eelong. . y right yteousnalgthgamtengtharaPesslMl/AII7IC h 8 ii 1 1 1 1 07 / I :l l o e rth ,,De.t haelt ighlafts powtsinai. • lanai. -... 21,1 1 80 0 4 se 1 u 1 4 36 4 11 valued at about' two as ea blEaluggrilmulixecto se lar t I. an tozi E the Areedoes submitted in silent until re% . . I t W w . st o u rameda - - - 41 t - . die I 4 for the Continent a r =lawsearascastztert to eseasara tame ad eese s lssi l S ka . W. Un g you pat a tax on salt at the mines De. rose 111911 seventeen times what was wo e . gil all I g ert s . -. . - • Si l s 3 t 100. 1180 100,0 M anima. • .- • . . - all Ms 5 is Pee • errlvals re d .. .. " I"a resee mar i sgsse laill =sstes 18.1411likall. iler ima r a es eel sad, before paid-ems the Sikhs did e not attempt such an ass ss 114.Nortb wahrinirs. -- - 1 4 N s dal 100.900 au 4 iea i quickl sent awn lung M, met chiefly = e t tbdr i Modi rlidili Altt l g raramiald los- of tyranny an the-and as the Affreedees live by the so di w essera ...-.. 1 Tuba • Traadrabla by stamPd deed. later Ines from ' is 10 4s r e . : 0a. 14m0 hilsellieree.hies. a waiver r 4. 1 Pia . Notice has bee mom lespeleg me parry Yea A reeele. ll . ose carrying sad selling of salt in ffghanistan, this tax st. les spa. . • destroyed their traffic, and starvation stares them in the oa. Iloselmil sod ere 10. Hoesmeowass.. all DM IWPWWI6IIII face . s . .. 19 91 JOINT erooK RANKS . lis s Y' tde o I w 0 n Sn ... they, 1 15 sr ieh ld an Bonds of d ISonis wain. add by then and hy Mentra err srfaimn. " t bet r ' .. te 'sa s rd i ti a than ft I : kootk k al W " ig igis i m : • Ouwag -10 they declared war a few days ago by kill - m at. tad ram. a . mew. .. 84 by hunger,lOW NO. n. inedaa .•••.. 0 .. c.... ... 7 5i 11:16°In:: A :7 : • i ing inhalant. us we , sompair as. ialt a t.U ninield .erk . II `..' s 1 .6. 6 London for cony( . - SECOND EDITION. your de ATICI YOU NATIVE OFFICIAL/ (les' we e n e I evrnas " the 15th Depend The veteran n Sonbadar (capain) ad J Mad; r (subaltern .. . ts it .. . . ---. In Mark lane i si en smiles commanded by • lair fend beardless gide! : i t a : C D : ore . W ' sirl igim ' al ... - ... 7 1 Si g r : ll".& SsaN ck... Ada .. 6 1. 10. 1 M i11aku !. 4 . 41 ... - FROM THIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. j m us u c st an no iv t ed be froca England with a rl . d lama cap heaf gla ie ... ... ii is small, but tl --- rely ignorant o military matters. .. as ..... e xte nt . The tor ADMIRALTY, Nov. 17. over his ear, b youngster will ut entirely . lead &aess&eh hk • • a devil incarnate, N ot. 1 1: = li mo tieh osis Valla ... .... : IP 1, .. .. . 614 ad •31 Osereereal aig. . careadg met .." 91 atweretaisi st M onday's e pr The following promotions , consequent oa the death, en and Under fire Will stand like • rock, or go on like tc:i. a Awl .. rssierda7 1 newt OJAI& I .1 711 0 10 : db : :-. 94 rode . 4°l° wheat ialraa the 16th instant, of Rear-A of the Red John Pasco, 6 rocket, exactly as he is ordered i i he has the 60 6 South Walls . Lath roe ierie. g Lew was ... 4 ... t . .34 lb tlis love this day taken plate :-Rear Admiral of the White makings of • first-rate nildi to 'er, gi so have t • native Indian i s: a ll m a w s . V e ; Sir Watkin Owes Pell, Ent., to be Besr•Admiral of the gentlemen at his age but to him' command over the 35 It lissmesna lk ==MlL 51 N S a 1" • 1 • alter ed in , value. heaper, oats 6d Red ; Rear-Admiral of the Blue Sir James Stirling, Sat., dark veterans of thirty, forty, or fifty years au 7 ' service is the SO I w ear isom e( Nast:l ll . ‘.. .. . D5 :: ili t 4 et and' : ... 141 Me Prov 36 National . ed us I° ; to be Rear-Admiral of 1111/ White; Captain Percy Miriam of conquerors one which the native gentlemen r. an W . aurford ime - sto Do. f1ew......... . eas showed no Orsce to be Rear-Admiral en the Roomed Half-pay fee deeply and silently . resent. Ambition and leve of ' 0; 14 `sat Susan • .. 1 9 91 Kew rank doetew du do ni - - List; Captain Henry Dudes to be Rear-Admiral of the militar ois strong in the beans of the Sepoys till loag in Isi s ,. undo; t IW 4oo 4=l.ami -.- is ail a x ere ere d is b e y a t n he in " fit 11 transactions Blue. service renders them desirous of rest ; and whoa it comes disapiointments of their youthful - di. 100 Y lei 05 . 111 '6l 10 Do. i r ="6l‘lllakii l ll 2 ll 3 2l L I di. - 414 BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. anigit r lor. t lTet til wee .bi a tter m an military honours there has 33 * DIA the Deas eis a jpoodkoo lkelalfaa .. 111 I es e held at we h WILLIAM THOMAS VIDIIIIII, Charlso-strest, Westalinsilwr , always been a bar. The superb Coloe Skinner alone ac. : 1 , i 1 1 0 , 11 Ton am sae , ionve • i i t o ll o . 04 110 2 I : ::::: ea 13 76 u.kseAmeeas ... B elgium. A cc builder, Nov. 19. gained &Companionship of the Bath, and to obtain that for io u DD 'eterediaoa - . ---• o n = -... at 645., for the BANKRUPTS , him required the Renewable and Arsenous exertions of -41...--- have arrived off JOSITII Rows, Bunter-street, Kent-read, baker. Lords Lake and Combermers. We give Sepoys peculiar LAM • 1 urea et Madrid Juseru ReADSTAIRT, Pews , Kiagsland-road, decorations indeed ; but they burn to share ours! And why WOES MUD AT PIUS ITHEALIA -.„........--..„ had been previa not? They have shared the danger. 11(.1100 reltinshanahlmt names A call of the ! --le LondseiliN.Wasereil 101 105 -I aA 0,0 .0 mata Jordon of the Crystal I - mime _ . _ .. . [THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. 4 Saturday the Three per Cents. exhibit a rise of 60e., whilst the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. maintain their former price. Vienna, Saturd ty—Ciosing pr i ces : —Five per Cent. Metallic% 92' : exchange on London, 11.17. Bank Shares, 1,320. The Austrian fonds are only a shade flatter, but th.. rise in the exchange is indicative of renewed distrust. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent per annual yielded by our government stocks at present prices. To render the results strictly accu rate, the proportion of intetrest which may Lave ac crued since last dividend period should iu ea:la case be taken into account. MONDAY EVININO. Although business in the Stock Exchange con tinues very restricted, the markets have exhibited increased firmness to-day, and in most departments prices have shown an improving tendency. The hope that the approach of winter will arrest the progress of hostilities in the East of Europe, the seasonable character of the weather, and the easy aspect of the money market, seem to be the chief influences that have operated in inducing the more favourable tone of the market. The funds have Int. per cent. Price. per annum. £3 2 11 91} 3 3 8 experienced little variation, and closed kto per cent. better than the final range of Saturday. The Paris bourse of to-day was telegraphed as closing at a further improvement. _ _ _ Three per Cent. Consols Three per Cent. Reduced Bank Stock (di,. at the rats of 8 per cent. per annum) 218 3 13 4 Indus Stock (Mr. 104 per cent. per annum) Exchequer Bills (interest 2d. per cent. per duy) Bs. prem 3 0 7 Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Liver pool Ireek,ly Share List) showing the rates yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prices. The quotations now prevailing, however, are not quite identical with those cited by the Liverpool authority : Int. per et. per annum at the rate of ...wicked paid Prue. Price. RAILWAY. Lot i year. Last year 114 Kendal and Windermere 36 Midland, Birmingham, and Derby 62 Midiend titoelt 5 4ln 5 10 in South Eastern l„ , ".... ........ „47 74 5 s r 16 Liverpool, Lkeer, and . tbalsport 30 Edinburgh and tilserow 65 Lon e-atom and Yorkshire Stock 111 Great Western 12 London and North Western Yinba 75 London and South Western 413 4 5 0 474 Slidbinel Great Weaters—lreland. 5 0 0 5 0 HI York and North Midland 14 Beet Luncesehire 104 London and North Western Mock 96 Bristol and Exeter I 6 York, Newsmtle, and Berwick ... 43 Dublin and Belfast 13 Bement Counties 3le II 4 7 II f (Scottish Central 95 London, Brighton, and South Q2;ast " S 3 Lancaster and Carlisle 4 10 14 4 1 10 271 Cidednnlan 3 12 37 4 9 SI Gt. 'Southern and Western—lreland 90 Newenstle and Calle!, 100 Lanneter and Preston 4 7 4 4 4 CO Ulster 66 Glasgow and Fantle Western 4123f 4 74 fin 14 ttish Midland 18 Chester and Btrkenhend ............. i II 04 S 204 West Northern S 0 Ilf S 11 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. _ _ Consols were first quoted 95 to 1, and ruled at the official close at 951 to 1, both for money and 6th December. At 4 o clock the feeling was a shade firmer, and the price stood at 951, exactly. Opera tions in the funds have been very limited, and the pine for money was identical with that for the ce ment. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 95, 1, 1,1 ; ditto, for account, Bth Dec., 951, 1, /. Three per Cent. Reduced, 911, 94; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 961, 951, 961, 951,96. Annuities of 30 years, 1860, 51. India Stock, 250. Bank Stock, 217, 218. Exchequer Bills were firm at Os. to Bs. prem., some sellers realising 6s. prem. In the foreign bond market business showed a slight increase of activity ; but with the exception of Mexican, which closed 25: to 'J„,—a rise of upwards of 1 per cent. since Saturday, there was no feature of peculiar interest. Buenos Ayrean Bondscontinue to show an upward tendency, and other stocks were well supported. The list of sales is annexed : Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 95 ex div.; (ex change, 23f.). Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 62, 63. Dutch Two-aad-a•Half per Cents., 631; ditto, for account, Nov, 60, 631 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs., ' _ _ - dil 911. Mexican Three Per Cents., 254 ex div.; litto, for account, 441, 25, 241, 25,1 ex div. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 71. Portu guese Four per Cents., 411, 41. Russian Five per Cents„ 111, 1111; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 971, Sardinian Five per Cents., 921, -,. Spanish Old Three per Cents, 224, 22; Passive Bonds (Con verted), 41. Swedish Four per Cents. Provincial Mortgage Loan, 93, 92. Money continues easy, without the development of any new feature. Considerable arrivals of specie from the United States were reported to-day, including 471,097 dols. in gold and 24,000 dols. in silver (besides 198,241 dole. for Havre) by the Humboldt, 130,000 dols. by the City of Manchester, and 101,000 dols. by the Niagara. These sums represent an aggregate value of about 145,0001. sterling. At the date of the sail ing of the Niagara, which brings the most recent ac counts, the intaket for foreign exchange was weaker, and consequently, of these three arrivals, the Niagara brings the smallest amount of specie. The money market at New York had experienced little ameliora tion, and thus several fresh failures are reperfedl l whilst more were expected to follow. Amongst the latest of these failures is that of Messrs. Leggett and i Brothers, paper merchants of New York, with lies-i bilities estimated at upwards of 400,000 dols. The suspension of this firm is stated to have been caused by their large advances to paper mills. The arrival was to-day announced of three vessels from Australia. The Surge brings in 6,320 ounces of gold, and the Childs Harold 2,335 ounces, both from Sydney ; and the Port Wallace 10,108 ounces from Geelong. We have here a total of 18,763 oz., valued at about 75,0001. As the demand for gold for the Continent continues, the bulk of the specie arrivals reported to-day will in all probability be quickly sent away. None of these vessels bring any later dates from Australia. Notice has been issued by Mews. N. M. Roths child and Sons that the Belgian Five per Cent. Bonds of 1841, 1842, and 1848, will be received in London for conversion into a 41 per cent. stock until the 15th December. In Mark-lane to day, the supply of English corn was small, but there were foreign arrivals to a fair extent. The tone of the market was very firm, at last Monday's prices. A fair quantity of English wheat was taken by country buyers. Flour was un altered in value. Barley ruled Is. to 2s. per quarter cheaper, oats 6d. to ls. dearer, and beans ls. dearer. Peas showed no change. The uneasy feeling engen lora by the position of foreign polities continues to exercise an influence on the corn market, involving 1 611 transactions in uncertainty. Floating cargoes are held at very stiff prices. Three cargoes of wheat were sold for the continent—it was said for Belgium. A cargo of Odessa Ohirka was also sold at 645., for the United Kingdom. Several cargoes have arrived off the coast, most of which, however, had been previously disposed of. A call of the remaining 21. per share on the shares of the Crystal Palace of France has been made in Paris, payable on the sth December. The following letter bears more immediately upon the interests of the holders of shares in the Luxem bourg Canal: TO. TRH EDITOR OP THE DAILY xiWs. Business in the funds continues restricted, but purchases preponderate, and prices now stand at a farther rise of Ito 1 per cent. Console opened 951 to 1, touched 951, receded to 951 to 1, and are now quoted 951 to 1, both for money and the 6th Decem ber. The Three per Cents. Iteduced have been dealt in at 941 to /; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 96 to 961 ; South Sea Stock, 112 ; do Old Anne., 991; Bank Stock, 2161 to 218 ; Exchequer Bills, 6s. prem. Foreign stacks arc well supported. Mexican is quoted 25/ to lex div. Business in other descrip tions is quiet. Equador Bonds have been dealt in at 5; ; Granada Deterred, 71 to 8 ; Russian Four-and a.Half per Cents., 98 ; Sardinian, 911; Spanish Old Three per Cents.. 461; do. Deferred, 221 to ; Dutch Four per Cents., 931. MINES. -4-- MONDAY Evirmia. There has been a more active business to-day in the market for home mining stocks. Several de bcrintions were in demand at very firm prices. At the close, Great Wheal Alfred shares were 42 buyers; West Alfred Consols, 15 buyers ; and Cwm Darren, buyers. West Providence, Great Wheal Baddern, and Treloweth shares are also inquired for. The sales today are : South Caradon, at 300 ; Alfred Console, 241, 251; West Providence, 36, 37 ; Wheal Exmouth and Adam's United, 71, 1; Wheal Char lotte, 6, ; Great Baddern, 11. ; Arundel United, 2, ; Great Wheal Hugo, 12s. 6d., 16s. The gold mining shares were firmer in the after noon, Colonial Gold and Ague Fria being especially in demand at an improvement. Liberty and West Mariposa shares were also rather better. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 1 to 1 'prem.; British Australian, 7-16 to 5-16 dis.; Great Nug get,l to 4, prem. ; Nouveau Monde, to 1 prem. ; Agua Fria, / to 1 prem. - The Rhymney Iron Company's shares were again 11. higher to-day. United Mexican also showed an improving tendency. The Metcalfe Company's shares were likewise rather better, closing 1 to prem Thenominal closing prices of new undertakings are u follows :—Mizen Head, y to 1 dis. ; Lewis Hill Range, 1 to 1 die. ; Clarendon (of Jamaica), 1 to 1 pm.; Britannia Gold, Ito 1 per sh. ; L'Aigle d'Or, 1 to 1 des.; Mount Carbon Coal, 1 to a di.; Henmare, par to prem.; Lake Superior Copper, 4 dis. to par; Connemara, 1 dis. to par; Glenanlin, to 1 its ; Australian Mutual, / to 3 dis. ; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, 1 to 1 die.; Golden Mountain, 1 to 1 die. ; Poltimore, par to 1 prem.; Great Crinnis, 1-16 to 3-16 pm.; Garnett and Moseley, 1 to 14 pm. ; Sue River (of Jamaica), 1 die. to par ; Met calfe (of Jamaica), # t 3 1 prem.; Adelaide Land and Gold, 11 to 01 die. ; Australasian Coal, 1 to die.; Liguanea (of Jamaica), to 1 die.; Port Roy (of Jamaica), 1 to 11 prem. ; British and Colonial Scarlt;ng and Redaction, / dis. to Ipm ; Australian Consols, 1 to I die. ; Albion Gold, 1 to 1 die. ; Lack amor Copper, to 1 die.; New Linares, it die. Pit ; Obernhof, to 1 pm.; KnockatrellAn6 Copper, 1 to 1 die. ; Gladbach Zine, par to 1 prem. ; San Fer !ludo Silver Lead, Ito prem. ; London and Vir ginia Gold, 4- die. to 1 prem. ; Peninsular Mining, 3 to 1 prem.; Dhurode Copper, / die. to 1 pia. ; Cologne Lead, Ito 1 dia.; Monarch Gold, 1 to 1 die. ; Car berry West, to 1. die. ; Angarrack Console, par to prem. ROSINS FILLOSIUSIL COOl.lll, Three Colt-strut, Lig:K hasi', Gilman. Brom WILLIAMS, jun., West Smithfield, City, tailor. Lassen D. Suisun, Liese-strest, City, merchant. Jamas WOODS, West Mill, Buddedlslet, Devonshire, =OW. ILLIZA LLOYD, Wignors•street, Cavendish-square, dress maker. T HO MAS Davin, Rosemary-hue, eorr-keeper. loam Sirrous, Bath-street, Rut ladia-road, builder. Jour BODO'S AND JOIN FOOT= MODULI, Now Bead-street, hosiers. BY ELECTRIC 1. LIVERPOOL, TOZSDAT, 10.30 ♦ Ig. 50 51 1U 143 30 33 ilualnant doss today. Wind 5.F.., moderate, aid fog gy. • Arrived.—Liverpool, from New York ; William Rathbone, from Quebec j Rancho, from New York, in 19 days. Off.—ltajabgopeul, from Bombay. PWLLHELL Nov. 21. The Robert McWilliam has arrived here from Quebec in 23 days, with loss of boats, bulwarks, water casks, &c., in a gale on the 9th inst., in lat. 39.40, long. 50. GRAVESEND, TVISDAT, 10 A.M. 1178 110 14 14 NI 171 111 1 1 4 15 111 ill'i* TilE NORFOLK MURDER. litliDAT.—Everyday, and almost everyhour,brings sow evidence of the guilt of the prisoner. ldr. 8. Herr man, of Lyon, who was the deceased's only friend in this emery, and formerly his partner for several you", pro ceeded this writing to Tatlethal!, for the purpose of making arrangaments for chastiser the body after the *sot. Knowing that the dimmed was in the course of his journey to having taken a watch to • person at Tittle shall, bat that no such watch had been found on the body, Mm. Herrman suggested that • more minute search should be imitated at the prisoner's residence, in order to outer- Ws whether the watch in question was concealed there. In the court. of the search which was accordingly made one of the officers opened the door of an oven, which son ta.ned several pairs of boots, upon which the prisoner's father said, Oh, that has bees searched before." The Mace' of course persisted, sad behind the boots be found • silver watch, with the name "L. Bebe," as maker. In the chimney was found another watch, by the same maker, end in the water-closet • roams bag or purse cestahing a Geneva watch, two five pound notes of the Lyon sad Lincolnshire Bask, two sovereigns, four half eireerel, and ose pound and teapence in silver. I Is the ase were also hued a bunch of watch.keys, and another of larger keys; but it has sot yet been ascertained whether either of them will fit the lock of deceased's box, as this remains sealed up at Lanham, where the magistrati a' meeting is held. The deceased was a Booms catholic, not • Jew. He was unmarried, cad had no relations in England. The prisoner owed money to the deceased on account of the watch he had purchased of him. Until the inquest, sad the final hearing before the magistrates, be remains in easto . .y at Waliingham G.ol. ilia general character is said to be bad, and that of his family by no means good. His age is only eighteen. TILE ROYAL Mmes.—Theft who have visited! Malvern, will remember the Teat quantity of donkeys who rejoice is the cognomen of " The Royal Mows." Their history Is al fVUOWS —When the late Queen Dowager was at Malvern she frequently uncoiled the hills on donkey- I back ; and en all such cecasione patronised a poor old woman, whose stud had been reduced, by • succession of misfortunes, to • solitary donkey, who answered to the name of " War." At the close of her visit, her Majesty, with that kindness of heart which was such a distinguishing trait in her character, not only liberally rewarded the poor old woman, but asked her if then was anything that she could do for her which would be likely to bring back her former prosperity. The old w ,man turned the matter over in her mind, and then said, " nem. your Majesty to give a name to my donkey." This her Majesty did. " Moms" became " the Royal Moses;" everybody wanted to ride him; the old woman's custom increased; and when the favoured aoimal died (for Le is dead), he left behind him a numerous family, all of whom are called atter their father, " the Royal Moses."—From Setts and Queries. _ . C caroms' ltsrolin. Wind W.N.W., slight rain; five hours flood. Nov. 21.—Arrived, Moselle, steamer, from Ham burg. Nov. 22.—Arrived, Wave, from Medemblik ; Athena, from Sarpsberg ; Ba rfield Brothers, from Guernsey ; Lord Nelson, from Port Nicholson, New Zealand. Sailed, Nov. 22.—Tamaulipas, from Liverpool; Bato, from Hobart Town; City of Boulogne, steamer, from Boulogne. DEAL, TUESDAY, 9 A.M. _ - - Wind E. by S., fresh. Passed. Prince Frederick, from London, for Launceston ; Condor, from London, for Monte Video; Daniel Wheeler, from London, for Sydney; Bland, from London, for Sydney. Anchored.—Apoline, from Cuba, for London. Sailed.—The Shannon, for Mauritius. A ship on shore on the North Sand Head proves to be the Childe Harold. Several boats arc gone to her assistance. The homeward-bound vessels reported yesterday are under way for the river. -- NNE FIRES IN TUE hirrsoeotte.—The London Brigade and West of Eoglaad fire engines were actively engaged from Saturday night up to Monday moTaing, there having been during that period nine fires in and near the metropolis. WOMEN AND LADIES.—In the days of our fathers there were such to be met with as nun and women ; but now they are all gone, and in their place a raos of gentle men and lashes—or, to be still more refined, a race of "ladies and gentlemen" has sprung up. Women and girls are swag the things that were ; but " ladies " are found everywhere. Mi.' )lartineas, wishing to see the women wards in a prison in Tenneesee, was answered by the war den, "We have no ladies here at present, madam." Now so far es the ladies were concerned, it was very well that none of them were in prison ; but then it sounds a little odd, ladies in—prison ! It would seem bad enough for women to be in lush a place. A lecturer, discoursing upon the cha racteristics of women, illustruted thus :—Who were the last at the cross ? Ladies. Who were the first at the sepulchre ? Ladies. On the modem improvement we have heard bat of one thing that beats the above. It was the finishing toucn to a marriage ceremony performed by an exquisite divine up to all modem refinements. When he bad thrown the chain of Etyma around the happy couple, he concluded by saying " I now pronounce you husband and lady." The audience stuffed their handkerchiefs into their mouths and got out of the room es quickly as possible to take their breath.— Waehisyton C ) Cane. WWI MUD AT ►, LgolouttAo NAN LoodosiN.Wootors) Ctblit mg Jolo loonies toCeoloolaa)... IlastUatiol olt.goir.oo.rt. carat to Gt. 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Sal. 3 par et dans 'far a. $ nano On) MalPllo4l■Trusk InAr. IWO sod Woes Pins aad Orions Paris rad lowa Faris Paris. Oosiss= " l -- istdass7d7 Roan sod Sam • Royal Dan* in* Ina& *umbra an nosoi_— Do. 14 pr Ont. Prefer soon LIAM al From inners of limn il v irpir Innate, Do.ii pr oest.Pret Worms of terrace_ dwitasered, 1 Of all 10 10 ILWATIL k die!. t 13 13 la 14 I Ma 4 lpzPat 1 71 21 Ps 3 Ms xla 101 111 71 3 1 die par i Ipa set 8 MI O le MI 14 54 zel Is 14 pa 41 47 uj 44 :4 k 4 pa I 41a prz 144 11111 die pm 1 Ili dis 10 los dia Pia 4 pi $ — l4 S rib par 11 Si Pa 1 ilk 31 3i Pk Ti z is Ili 1 e t i li 2 4j 11 10 !I II :la .1 16 confidential commission is now sitting on the suhject of the officering and administra tion of the Poet-office. The commission paid a visit to the authorities in St. Martin's-le-Grand last week; and will, it is understood, pursue their investigation with Blond doors at the Treasury. PANAMA RAILWAY.—A large camel full of la bourers for the works on the Panama Railway has just left Cork for the Whams. The applications from the Cork "navigators," it appears, were too numerous to be accom modated by the captain. LORD BROUGHAM.—Doctor Seve, of Cannes, has addressed the following letter to the Vision du Var :—" In a former number of you estimable journal it is stated that ' Lord Brougham appears to have retired from public life, and to have fixed his residence at Cannes, in order to de vote himself to the care of his broken constitution.' It is my duty, as the physician of the Brougham family at Cannes, to correct an error calculated to Millet the numerous friends of the noble lord and the entire scientific world. Never did Lord Brougham enjoy more perfect health during the twenty years which he has visited our country." THE MARCH 01 , MATRIMONT.—TCII young couples are on the books of the Gateshead Union for marriage. their respective ages being 22 and 20, 20 and 22, 20 and 18, 25 and 27, 30 and M, 30 and 21, 21 and 19, 22 and 20,20 and 19, and 24 and 25. So great, indeed, is the remand in Gateshead for wives, that a young widow, who lost her husband by the epidemic in September, was nominated on Sunday in our parochi sl church, as the bride elect of a young biehelor ! There is a line in "Hamlet" which will rise to the reader's eye; but before he quotes it, let him listen to the recital of another domestic romance, the re membrance of which has been revived by the occurrence of Sunday. There was once a coal-mine explosion on the Tyne, and many lines were sacrificed. The bodies of the dead could not be recovered until some weeks had passed away; and the corpse of one married man, when it was carried home, found the widow lying by the side of another husband! She had wedded her new spouse before bury ing his predecessor. Shakspere " exhausted worlds, and then imagined new ;" but be never dreamt of " the mar riage baked meats egldly furnishing forth the funeral tic• hies !"—Galmhead Obserrer. have read with much interest the observations in your City article (which by-the-bye seems always to eon. rain more news than those of other journal.) upon the effect likely to be produced on the Luxembourg Railway by a junction with the Paris and Strasburg, but as my in terest lies in the Canal shares, to which you have made no allusion, I venture to point out in your columns to those who like myself have parted with their railway shares that the advantage will be at least as great to our property. The canal runs down front Liege to a point on the railway, nearly midway between Namur and Arlon. It is the only means of communication for this important district, and knowing that at one end, via., at Durbuy, the company possesses a large field of iron ore, which must go all down the canal to supply the furnaces at Liege, whilst from Liege coal will come as back carriage to supply the interior of the country, and having also seen on each side of the canal the immense quarries which are ready to send down stone to Holland, I elected to keep my canal shares, es possessing a monopoly of traffic of a certain and constant character. Bat if it is really true that my companions in the railway are to shake hands with the Paris and Strasburg, I find that the canal attached to the railway becomes at once the direct communication between Liege and Strasburg, cut ting off the long elbow of 50 miles between Liege and Namur. I da not know what arrangement is to be made with our shares, but inasmuch as they now represent all this pro perty after 200,0001. of the original purchase money had been written off, and as they are exempt from further calls until the canal is opened throughout, receiving interest in the meantime halfyearly at the rate of 5 per cent., I hope my fellow-proprietors will join with me in resisting any compromise which shall not give us at least the par value of our shares. A HOLEIR OP LUXEMBOURG CANAL SHARE.. Australian Land shares were sensibly better to day. Australian Aericultural were in request, at • further rise of 11. Peel River rose 7s. Bd.; South Australian Land, IL ; and Van Diemen's Land, 10s., per share. Australian Bank shares also showed as upward tendency, especially those of the Bank et Australasia. The British American Land Compare shares were also firmer. Crystal Palace shares ex perienced a material advance, closing 11 to 2 prem., and the new issue 11 to 11. preen. London Dock stock has been dealt in at 111; Australian Royal Mail Steam (81. paid), 31; Magdalena Steam Navi gation (61. paid), 3, 21; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 73 to 74; ditto (251. paid), 40; Royal Mail Steam, 63; and Submarine Te'egraph, at par. Annexed are the latebt reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's express : Amsterdam, Saturday, closing prices:—Dutch Four per Cents., 921; ditto Two-and-a-Half Tar Cents., 61. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 211; the Coupons, 3.: ; the Old Three per Cents., foreign, 441. Austrian Five per Cent.Metallies, 75 13-16. Peruvian New, U')'. Portuguese New, 36'4. Mexican New, ' 221 ex div. Granada Active, 18 13-16. This bourse shows an improving tendency. Paris, closing prices of this day, for money :—Three per Cent. iterates, 74.20 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99.75; Bank Shares, 2,890. Compared with the final rates Pd. l 7a4 P Z l ay. 14. tabta M oaaami Irak = • LvaMalsalu eaka llall 16 = ta i n 3? F 3 Fr 10.104 Own& 3* IMMO ermial Maw ll pep 60. , 6 Du Nov 130. 4 Crydal Mem al Frames *Wu 21 Mims Iflem MON *NM. Talapaph * IT 10 22 . 1 33 Da .13) VI 12 14 20. 424marei 14 & llMephig Co l6 Wpm 74 k — ' s N so. 1 T 21.665 i Oasimal • • •• •• • 4 " BM= XaMpilaa . • 123.11 I NarthlMllik all ilm 63. 1 Da. = • NM Itlws MI 4 1 pm 30. 20 613elmial de. — W,.' Painimad Imm Pommy 14.0 Royal Man Mama .— 100. , I deoutall Alum Learnt all 11 to r 13. 26 Smith Alimullaa Lead. 23 36 131.auv 112uon1ma : 12.040 1..*1 VALI llamal'= 4 • 4 221116, 16 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocg. The gold mining shares are firmer to-day, and prices show an upward tendency. Ague Fria are quoted 15-16 to 1 1-16 prem.; Nouveau Monde, ; to prem.; Colonial Gold, to 1 prem.; and Great Nugget, 5-16 to 7.16 prem. Australian Agricultural shares have risen to 45 to 46, and Pccl River to 15-16 to 1 1-16 prem. Scottish Australian Investment era quoted 1 a to 1; pram ; and North British Australasian, to ; prem. Cobra shares have been dealt in at 441 to 451, and United Mexican, at 3a. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCINO-LANE.-THIS DAY. SeGen.—The market hu opened with a steady appear ance ; the public sales are progressing without any materiel alteration in prices. The refined market firm; brown lumps, 441. ; grocery, 445. 6d. to 4G.. 6d. Covens—The public sales are going off at last week's prices. Native Ceylon quoted firm at 465. 6d. Tts.—This article continues to bare a decidedly upward tendency ; the sales are progressing briskly at rather higher prim. Common congou, of fair quality, regular terms, kIILI been freely bought this morning at Is. 3d. per lb. SALTPETRE —1,900 bags were offered, and sold at and of the sale at very full prices. Refraction 31, 30s. to 30s. 6d. ; refraction 81 to 131, 295. Rice —4,400 bags Madras were offered and ptrtly sold at 13s. fid. to 14s. COTTON.-4 0 0 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. Runt continues dull of kale. • In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet, with more disposition to s• 11. Town tallow is quoted 568. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. nn the soot, 665. 6d. to 9d. ;: Oct. to Dec., 365. to 54'. 35. ; January to March, 571. to 575. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. —• Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade a little better ut a slight im provement en last week's prices, viz .—Prime meadow hay, 80s. to 105 s. ; inferior, 50s. to 7k". ; Itowen, 455. to 551. ; clover, 801. to 120 s. ; second out, 70s. to 1051.; straw, 365. to 40a. DEMERARA RAlLWAY.—Traffic for the fortnight ending Oct. 8, 1553-65.51. 10e. 2d. Corrospowliag period last year, 5.551. 25. 7d.