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

-V A t/ 4- X/ Al le Ai. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1843. [THREEPENCE MONEY MARKET. &VIVIDLY EVIINTSO. The chief feature of importance in monetary circles to-day was the official announcement that government have at length, in view of the heavy discount to which Exchequer bills have been driven, determined to raise the rate of interest on them to per lOU per day, instead of Id., as at present. This announce ment was conveyed in the subjoined communication addressed from the Treasury to the Governor and Deputy-Governor of the Batik of England : representing an aggregate value of upwards of 100,0001. The gold was sent to Hamburg and Bel gium. The account in detail is as follows :—Guld coin to Belgium, 12,000 ounces ; to Hamburg, 6,500 ounces ; gold bars to Hamburg, 7,020 ounces; silver bars to Dunkir k , 2,000 ounces. MINES. SATURDAY EVIKIWO. Business in the home mining atcek market t4.-day has been very quiet, and devoid of any interesting feature. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Euxine, for Alexandria, has also taken out The gold mining shares continue well supported, but were little dealt in. Agua Fria were at one time quoted to Z prem., but closed not quite so ;:ood. The Quartz Ruck Company's shares were in demand, and better. At 3 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted ;to 4 4 prem. ; Great Nugget . , to ; prem. ; Port Philiip, 3to t die. ; British Australian, to .3 die.; Nouveau Monde, 1 to prem. ; Agua Fria, ;to 1 prem. West Indian Mining shares exhibit no important change. Metcalfe mere last quoted 21 to 31 prem. The nominal closing prim of new undertakings are as follows :—Mizen Head, to die.; Lewis Hill Range, 4 to 3 die. ; Cologne Lead, i to 1 dis. ; Clarendon (of Jamaica), , to Z prem.; Britannia Gold, 1 to 1 per eh. ; New So u th W a l es C oa l, I to 1 die.; L'Aigle d'Or, 3 to 3 die.; London aud Virginia Gold real Copper, 4 dis. to s prem.; Mount Carbon Coal, to dis. ; Kenmore, par to prem.; Lake Superior Copper, dis to par ; Connemara, 3 die. to par; Gienaulin, to die. ; Australian Mutual, ; to 3 die. ; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, 4- to per sh.; Mel bourne Gold, ;to 1 dis.; Golden Mountain, to 3 per share ; Poltimore, -16 dis. to 1-10 pm. ; Lackamor Cop per, to; dis.; New South Wales Gold, 3to die. ; Great Crinn is, par to t prem. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica), 1 to 1 prem. ; Jamaica Copper, II to it prem. ; Gar nett and Moseley, 11 to 11 prem.; New Linares, 1 die. to par ; Sue River (of Jamaica), par to t pm. ; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 2 to 31 prem.; Liguanea (of Jamaica), 3 die. to par; Dhurode Copper, dis. to 1 prem. ; Monarch Gold, ; to k dis. ; Albion Gold, ; to die.; Carberry West, Ito 1 die.; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 to 03 dis. ; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, die. to par ; Great Hewes United Tin, die. to prcni. ; Parkwyn and Carwulaick, !, die. to par ; Peninsular Minine, to 3 prem. ; Uladbach Zinc, par to 1 prem.; East Indian Iron, Is. to 2s, per share. _ Treasury Chambers, Oat. 0 , 19-53. Gentlemen, — The Lords Commissioners of hoe Ma j.sty's Trvusury having determined that all Exchequer Bills i-sued under authority of the Act of 14 Viet., e. 2i, shell, on and tartar the llth October instant, bear an interest at the rate of A. per centunt per diem, I not commoded by their lordships to requ_st th it you will make this determi nation known at the Stock Exchange, end my lords will forthwith take the necessary steps for carrying the seine into effect. I have the honour, &c . ' L ,/ C. , „... • ...„,.. • . . 4 --' -..0- ' .4' T. 0 /1 ~..--, ''' -,/ t , ,5 • L.- -."-- t .te 6:. ‘',... '. • ' if e' c at . t.. ... ~...-; 1, , a". ear • 4 • A• tar. 7r#,lt. .411 • e i • iiii jc diZr vp AA ..._ No. '2,226.) LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, OCTC itANK v. DEPOSIT, 7, St. Martin ' s-place, SHARE LISTS. riikir.ALAti. 01111AULA .310NEI Trealr t•• 11 Aare. 1, lam. 15.1 160 Ahedsea .-• _ _ ag.tr. a ;inn , of 1741'1.9DM.. Mt Nl:4 sic req••••ted t• eve' .11. Si . St n 6 'Atser.....,a Na S i 7 .•o• C. - - f• - Inst:tu . i , n. op which a lugh rate 04 Latiroit ni -y la SATURDAY 13Y114TNO. It ' 100 Aglow: s tarter 4 pore - - og rso t - , , .. l igantl Is !•• I• • .rtt settur.l.. , The railway market opened flatly, in sympathy 111 . 1 Dtkeeezidab re ... law; t 6..; •.6 :s •81114.,y end in/. . III• S r 1.. to' •41 l'.l-7 ad 14 114 with Camisole, but quickly rallied, and, after showing 5ein&,e1,..411 . - - I . elrY.ll Mok:RISON, 11.0.4er Director. much firmness all day, was slight ) weaker at the ail ell o r e l«. retta.. ea ssia - rei.; - to-day was the official ar entspeetees free= sparlirattun. n - close. The chief support of this department at NI 11 z .,7, • :4 ; ,a‘.. w.4 . ••• • I .1 6 1 have at length, in vie ..... 41.1:•411(4X(.' 31 31 which Exchequer bills I IVEs CUINEML-Mr. lIALSF., the Medical present appears to consist in the scarcity of stock for a, a no. no. (304 erect. '4 l 6 ....,,,,,,..".„,„....... In.. "' I ' ' fri "" kle delivery, Tema fide purthases having greatly di- Hi 2 11. . ), ''''' tn. MO Imt a. . Ira ex rive it 114 .A arr Ana avn we sow te34.- 'awl ewe .. . . . alp M 44...c.a.6.1 , ..6 3 .4,74 I 1 16 pa to raise the rate of into ragrvi .4 DL 14161665 t on Medias: 0 ilsamen.. Punished durtrg the last day or two. At the final a; ttl :mut dn. No. l' 5 1; per day, instead of Id., a ...------ close, prices were, in nearly every case, fully as good 16 :lo taL erw r • 'o l r Dist r' , -hw 1 3 14 went was conveyed in HE SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the last half as the last quotations of yesterday. London and u s I 1 ' ' ''. Ll:b." ? •tk -l ii. " - ' 34 ' C' $ 15 P. 1.0 .t.t..4, ..4•44 rat 9,9191 h a" 91°5 ' 4 bel '" l q 3 " i ' m th " lll)WIAN134. North Western Stock has been better, on purchases : Dunne', 11140 c.O •.. s it_ vsh. DM passives' sitorularly sonrishing pOW•fe in the 3 addressed from the Tr Deputy-Governor of th • al h a •Oreet "edits. ow .1..r.t" 117 :au • 1•41•IX.11, awl Maros. : ..:it 1111•1211 2, H dr, and wt•en to complete the last account. Ti at. lea, re. :, per vest. MAN 9.... e„:4 t. her • lean_ has MINI. L prevents •1 from What off or turn. 0 eneemen, - The Loi - I ell at 14 est. pa' 1611 I* ies g Ty -6 nerhiss weekhati -41sanse• it !rant leapt wed demeritl.sty's Tr.msury having de -and waits• It tiessititully 'Mt, euriy, awl ithe.7. Fur child:Leah Is THIS DAY.-Two o'Crocx. set Ita ot. Id persest. @ads .1I pm 6.1 es GLatli:ytii.trail;f4r . .Z. 8 14 i-sued under authority of eneciny r., 411.[Cauel., OP krona,: the basis of s beautife: head nt The railway market opened with a firm appear- se : Ger,....m..415ar.e.,.5,, et 7 on and afar the llth O. Ma -Fri,* •e. , ... and 74.; tonne bates ;wpm to four owl!) ' once, and so n attained a further advance; but, since a''• 4 ' 6 Do.oaa-regoola.ls M. se 44% 100 the rate of - .1. per center los. ild.; and iambi* list else , Its. Cuttlen al tn Mtn wr ipl,r of *. eau Ditto irredsevannis thaw al fli 100 sine bate:. .re tbe woofs.. Moul..tele "blaster on.. te two line', the fall in Cansols, general flatness has prevailed, la . their lordships to reilu:st ' 6 I.s.ematr• &Torte.* 52r a dis •ar ' 4l / 4 41 I ' 7 A ' 44)W4 " 41gp a " 5"4", ** ll ' Ilua " a14 : 1". be " aa ' a; and the advance has beep lost. At the present mo- di. lie • Inttd 6 ger stet Steak.. ' •39 141 nation known at the Stu old Sr Comatfee mid reeenmers.forthwith take the elect' - meet, however, prices arc in most instances as good I° ' IA I ' mA l' '' ea ' r; " " P aul ' -13 t. If* ' Meta New Gaar.6 pen 04 - - into taint. 1 ELE D A 1 L Y NEWS: as the closing rates of Saturday. London and set a Iss.69thw,dCou.lhirds: 23 pa . ......lionell, !spiv, price SI. a tuit•-.1 Deem. **DAIL% NreVa i• a. the la wl nf the u. North-Westera stock is now quoted 1031 to / ; Mid- ill 6 ' l L'''' , l'ader's c or. tada - les aal Landel lerryaniuna.64l 174 131 )and,s9 l to 60; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 621 to as .. sit 5e.a..5a.e.n . ..;:e.1a..?.ei 6 1 - To the Governor and Dept pink of En; last Me ol Ikea MN* adwesting free enanner,e Ulu tweetlggt / ama,fied all sownilawa graetlasl reluccsa, whether rattail, metal, 63; Great Western, 804 to 01 ,•, 1 . Great Northerns, to •Ls I ro. Naar no ... s si 9i The Chancellor of th sr reresseeneaL6 3 i Ds. fa ..- I II pm 181 to 1; South- E astern., 171 to / ; and Caledo- 1a• en I ' ` .t care.% iceta. - - tt" after a long and enlace 711014 ext"st an 4 raw aft& Oewer al News.-In the acesirey id Ila • 9 , ~, _ , us r.. oat.. - 1.1 the apap`e, truntlat. , awl traturtial entree:sr el its pianos -I; to - 4 .;• 61..160 .11511.1.105i..11r.1i0.. p.C , j 198 143 trollable upward tend r 0:...... lot, :inn:ass, eta in - the 'Arica. mereasit.tu and eon. r.rrrisl in. French shares arc better than on Saturday, and 1 , 11 , I L ,„„,,:"...-. 1 it t ,„„,.. 1 .,.. 7: -. li_ i_di , Such being the ease, a' nen. At ,ti cant:Ow , ' in the City, itailsgy, .6 1 1110....tary Articles,- a- Aortherns and Paris and Lyons have risen consi- s; 'to De's Eats . 11.efi I I position to take the rii tira:or i. tie.errused. • 1 e Ce" .:4lll S ' I - - i t ~,,,,t,i5,.., s i .,re usiadiritle. of ablypteu than any other paper- derably. Northern' are quoted 331 to 34; Stras- E.loa D . c ..1 . inea,.._ y.; et - task for the financial tee Indian Seas h eve 994 '-`'." . " .l ', "W it °I 61 " 9 5" " 1 . 7 r e bou . gs, dl. to 1; and Paris and Lyons, 161 to / Z.I ,Z,, ,„,I;i7 f ir:"`"• :. :::1 le l 1 - 0 , fessed to by him, the c roea.sta row-ma the oaly daily Maine Report, with h.t .. prow, sabLabord .1614 ere. prem. as : all North mittordeilre 123 2.5 231 the of set and condor' , It addre,...: „ .:f to familes, es being th. only paper Week. tie ORDINART SKIRLS AND STOCKS. 1ii..1 1611 . 011.411, 'gr.:o64w, .. e; 1 measure. There can 11.64 . 10 .41 ,ze:orleg, sad ha, a' wsys excluded, nom its coleuses paisltesidte olseettessients. 00 401 11 Mer e Min 99 . 1 4 11 ( 8111 Ditias ditto dine 1 1t m 151 chief aim, in doubli 11 ,,,,,,,,. „, ,„,,bee ta•oar ni 4. wn by the last retnen of stem; " O. 1 .. ! . .±. ltesswass. Saturday . to 1 p.m. SI 8 ,Ssrtwalialmuttrosf'..u. .0 11 on the floating debt, as.. ter 'll- year 1.40 to t.., traaing boo t s Nce•anteeta, 6 rt. us Merlins 7 --- . 2k IP !19 113 , 1.144..R7traW/thar.4 4 . 616* It will 1.6 RIM that Oils taper (tee youngest tit wee Man is I 4 4 ,.._ 11 - as i i - r.. .iz et i ., 1 Ws.' 8 rerOsn:... .. •is 17 ad either by means of soups., 16,1 ild* yew beater it, Di:, °Weft .:otripztitors : 10 Lm i Do. S pat Gist ... ...; 91 101 a d otherwise, such port as77.est um:4= . q 41 15 lls 1.1..,31.1.:. .. . 13 11 L•dabli4hed. Stamps howsL ni l „ 11 an.• „,,...,„,, T „‘• ; 91 public refused to ten 610...:en Ce Atoms Slosnus Pnerr .... . . ... 17/1. a7v.oell 81 I t 1 31r101.1.1*.Jeass-71:3.; 1 10 Ms 114 Atl i aouth rawer' (Misting be requisite to ens at',..'se ursaes. :a tILV Sl. 1 4 1240 II ! I.ll' Mi. M. fa. NIL $ 4 „ 6t. 100' Do. 41 percent Si ! 113 (11e-Yortetturelperet.Gnar 19 * She contemn, , winters - nee oi this pwitins jwha LLS es the 2"° :allow..-!.g :,.. 4 17 0 ", I shdinda ."" el a " R 1 " ... •-• '' 0 41 3 ,, 9 4 1 14 "94411 60 i o i • s ~,,t , ,,,,,,,,m .y, .., e . _ _ ~ in 'Monts now fallieg ....1: gavregord us a vaitemporary: . • -•- credit of tho 1r -astir .P:l‘lauer''e--;•ail:S•vre. is th, p.m....gest of all the Lamina ntornlns s' i eh ' °wow awl 110 4 144491 .4 1 9 1 7 St. ICO I lark, Veit ustic i u 13. r i gapers. From the Ir 4 it took h.gh erourgl and • Dish lieeral awe - rte 60 ant Cara and lio.tricea ... ..., - - I 0t.74,434 o: na t ego„e'a ;MI 09 eiou ; and, owing to I 60 4 5 11:104fra awl Selfsstists....l 44 46 V 9 pine DAM ... i4l 44 accommodation on the pat , mew na..a•en•is that ewe. runs: litiera.tarn which la clearly $9 iri l 1 , ‘ ",... , ~„ .„a 0.0 Ye I aline epee.. of Knelaud ; mid alremiy, with :11:. „road blithe.t 53 II TorkS.N.lgul.il.lo"l:sle I 14 De cial public, little aid' cw, es • a tecainnee t nasty mesa, and with Ma lossest aa .„ 1 .... 0 .,"! 34 !"" ••• ••• 7 4 31 ___. 4,- mriose *1 adserterateatio -Wet I', the ' rime* '- obtained by .In• - ::: 7, ' , I ''''',.. : ..'. jell . ,"" V 4 1 MINES. ment at this particu dil; "lez, us 05111 cal are thso usre.peritl. with its commertiol l'i' all 6 4.„' 1 n 4 7 1 .Z. Ir . . 1 1 l 1 4 11 1 11 i 0.1 g Baslneas England. llocoiliog eihaeme. we. Aimee, Klass. ND; arise' I done of competing further I , 000r‘k•ou= s8 1 1 1 "" :4• '' am in the ain g' /° ''' ; " al 1 1. i t 13' D0. Mar t ' 1664 13 i. 4 1.1. 1.3 611. 4." 1 3.... - 34 41 i____ c _l A ____ "" pri;, ____ _ au . I_ o l atu i rd_ l 9. 7. _to - c_____'ar• the Bank for pecuniar the calk*. IP. Flamm set Londe. St 1041 Da. elms II sod . ! per V 29 _ St.! lust 5..: tioissehirs ... - 63 64 190,0001 had thus no choice be ALLEGED Dzinz FROM CHLOROFORM. lig- 11 . 0 ii 9lll . ll4 fte vol Dialitow . 59 61 10 I 81.5.4tulu.rgh end ?mils"... - - 30,000 1 ',Anglo Australian • Gold ma 4 Ate per .WM 0 ...AgsleOgli.lress •••• an 4 1 pe/ I chequer Bills. The ----.6.--. Ille ;100 'lsttneurot, l'erth,ll - mdue 10 IS eLeo9 10 tAncra rad in 40,00 fl Do. Coal )lining..- 1 6 l dim I ls. dis. to 51. prem.,. On Saturday Mr. Brent held an inquest at the 1 1- 11,7 0 " or a tr u . it u t' ulhw -"" Northam ... ... 74 is 144 ::. f.OI 1 30 +Australian__ _,,.-... - 6 21 3 to 75. prem. Und Weiner/tem, Unlyemity-wrret, St. Pancras, on LII•ily gsar IC3 I D o. a. e t , x4 ... ...1 • • 1141:6 I Aastralliaseerensea ld i I dig Hi:hard-ea, a single woman, reed 39, who died ii. the Vol- is. Ice : Da. la, at,,et ... ...' 114 I's 19.4 106,,W0 1 Australian Freataget unity Comae Hospital. Si. WS Clunomlusa•tWhes.ltre4 101 103 6 , 406 0 I ATt. Marla a 4 die will yield a rein' . It wesalleged that death had been caused by the 'dal. la N i l Vat We o77 Z rem .. ... IA el 811 SOf •0,6 , ... 1 !Itritie6 Austria= 0430 er: 1 die aatratien ot chloroform, the patient having been submitted m ibeth . - SONO 20 *British Iros 14.6 7 5 interest, of fully the so all hressater and Outlets .. 13 10 111,1:0 , i 15 fless.hup,(6.4. rite+ Hi 3 31 be taken up to a consi to es inns...At • few inmates before her deteate, but as will 461 111 1 D .. Thr g. . . ig i 2 per 6,t.Y0 30 DisCoestemsdCeiate al. 111 be sego from •lii evidence she was su ff ering from extensive bt- - 1110 • Ilemmeldes anaoihkur. 82! 0 416 491 11, 5 0" 34 Do. tit. John Del ney II 116 131 others in want of a i heart dimes... as well as from a hernia of fatal omen. 111 311 I Da. ma. -,. 774 dig lei ra,t..... I Wrote., f•.‘ ea ..... 6g6 db f ploymcnt of money, i Jane Smith said she knew deceased for tome time aa a 14 111. Do. 'vest 111.1.13 . va1as 0 41 „ 13,001 40 Coke Copper ............ ea 41 43 are liable to heavy flu MUM 5 ,40alontr.1 elold 1 1 3pm 16. domestic servant at the Portnien AMR 1111:ton-street Ift a ILK* No•Pw • •• •- I =l . 13 1 7 1 4 2 1 .. ... 'Copiers. l5 .01 11 fore, as this step of g le - vart.squar.. About am en months ago :he became rep- a 1 4 1114.4 ",... Di 1a4 ,...4 adinm e0uumm a •-, 71 '1 4 1 pea MIMI St. Ittneeer miners of rat. all 33 61 Exchequer Bill marl tare& ell ; the disease ao increased that she bad to leave her 9i . 13 4 (3 3 ... 1 ,4,;(....3, i t . c . ..., gg 96 95 8,0110 36 itio. Fret %Tersest. all 6 7 ye situation on Wednesday, to seek en d"eal advice. She con. 5L 169 limas. la Porda.W.aw - I 101 101 1011 31 41 70:'°r 6 elftegSifirutreowttloppi all ta S market. That such I stated Mt. Wartburg, who, after administering some medi. I Do. ter Hooey ... ... - - igmeg . i Greet Nepal Vets .O. : 1 Igo 2 1 the Stock Exchange i sew, Led her to go tot he heapital, which she did, ae• 110 II fDu Villas -•.- 3 d pea 'i ,' Do. Repaired - - „ currently with the ris seepasied by witness, the same nmht, and was immedi- l i L , Dn..... 5 .._.. 1.:e1e.,111.15 ....... 6540 1 53 4 pis 10,40(1 SO 'Hie. eral ••• - - I moo 1 Grand Duchy of Baden al. IWe par fell Ito z per cent., 'may aansatt. 4. Witness never saw deceased again alive. ft. 1 4 1 „:1,.1747„,.,i; i0 ,. 76 „ 76 7 II 611, 2 . 'Drat Polgooth a* 2i 1 elle of business. It may 1 Um E. I. Lserrenee house surgeon at the I, niverslay lia I;4 its., sz,9 ..„ ~, . is ti ,11, too,w I LA, feitairst . O. f a die Carp Hospital, said when deceased wee idmittedllli 0I se De. Des .. . II 1. „ 6.3.0`Lt 1 LPterty _indicate' Wedaenday night, she was found to be suffering from is I all Leagewlary . liEnalsiiller. - - 4 ,04. 3 Sidearm strange. ited femoral hernia of the itti, aide. She wee ins. it 14 Itmulk,mge....aitte-'talw., lei lei I Poen 1 LastonittaMeres. Geld Quetta Creehiligeo.. MI til I I sent et' ingency of inedu.tely I.lmied in a warm bath, and witness tried for . 11 ~r . N .,D c ,„,....... ! .. , ..e..,..... - - " 491 14 en 60 a 1te,640 1 Karteeita warty Si hoar by that seams to reduce the hernia. But E l c, 'ic„.„ . 90,.. * ,,i 0,„...,, u 3 , 2 0 ,,4C 3 le oealeankflumnerlean -.. CI 7 soma degree of truth, fihling in he endeavours, be considered an uptretiun indis• so i 471 Iti.l.G. asst. ! ftsl... ... --- eV.' I New Onsets . . rumba - as the 'tally means 'deriving life, and he instantly is ! 171 Ditto MU shun-. ... - - 10,014 1 New Linares 11.1141.0 a as - - be promoted if overt mat for br. Quin, who, eoincidiu; in witness's opinion, .t. ,Hs NelniMkrket •••• ••• 50 SS *OOO5O 1 14essene Monde .._ . . .-1' 11 Pa sufficient to meet 7 iv*, 111 PattglbandS.L.ll.lrAC all - - Ile. Haller, resident medical (Alcor, was called se to ~6 1 1' . 1 . 1 _., 77°. 114 %. 114 4 , 4.28i°• •• 1 1 .41 '.. 014 1_ 42i thus left to its nature Its n wyortA AtHeresee W.,0u0 A Pet Plalp ..... -. i I 1 MI 1 administer the chloroform preparatory to the operation. ; I 7 i, s „„ . T ., ~..".. '.... ".... ''" f!0O91. 1 Qoarta Most „..... et IMs ;pm modation to commere Nothise peculiar was observed until • few seconds after the g. , .1 1 , f e.,,, g w. gg . g rigoAg..:. - 1 6,0). F." •Rhyronsy Iron - - merely equivalent to administration of t h e clil..rohani, when Dr. Alaska's alien Si, l+.. ;sortolii ... ... ... .. 47 48 7,67.* * Igantlaft, &loom ill 3 a Lon was attracted by tLe strange stertorous breathing of 13 13 Do. New ... .. . - - &few I Reuel Austral:46.- • AD 4 6 dim volved from one ace 4,050 15 Du Croft .. - tLe pati. nt, and on feeling tits wrist, W.' enable to detect 1 0 3 4 Norlhf - fa 004,91109 Usk* 4 S . 118 say palsauao. Witness immediately dashed cold water in l ei I r e , N . 4 w a t 0 .....7,, - ...f . Ili I r e Ili 51,174 WAN ♦ • 17~ It'aegaa..--.. ar HI 4 ad urßii?kW 1 Waller ....-.. all - - fret tat wfartifer loan C.e deceased's face, and sent (or the galvanic battery, in the • all ' Do. a • Darrel 16 2 14,050 . West Granada ........... ,i 1 1 idle Consols opened thi meantime using artificial respiration. All these remedies g, . I De, f p gigania.sa 7 •,./ 100,41 1 ..T..6 11:611 , 65 ...... -.. WI 1 ass nest', and at a decline a.• . ..._ -_. . --a. A ••• h..: ..i.R. la ' .11 Merl. 1,66166 44 SI 100, ro I Tut* ._. a.I 1 ells terday. the return of On Saturday Mr. Brent held nn inquest at the Wslinigtem, University-street, St. Pancras, on Emily Hi:hard-ea, single woman, rued 39, who died in the Cul unity College Hospital. It was alleged that death had been caused by the 'du& nietratien ot chloroform, the patient having been submitted to its intieet.ce • few minutes before her decerme, hat us will be 'No from •Isa evidence she was coffering from r %% t ruism heart disc sse, as well as from a hernia of fatal omen. Jane Smith said she knew deceased for some time aa a domestic servant at the Portman AMR, Milton-strut Ikrittesquart. About seven months ago she became rep tant!, en : the disease so increased that she had to leave her situation on Wednesday, to seek undteal advice. She con sulted Mt. %Vildbore, who. after administering some medi eine, advised her to go to the heepital, which she did, me eseapasied by witnehs, the same night, and was immedi ately missive el. Witness never saw deceased open alive. Mr. E. Z. Lawrence, house surgeon at the Lniversiay College Hospital, said when deceased was sdmittedlli Wedatmlay night, she was found to be suffering from strange: tied femoral hernia of the left, side. She was ism inedistely rimed in a warm Lath, and witness tried for nearly an hour by that means to reduce the hernia. But fmluip in his endeavours, he considered en uperstiun rumba., as the only means of saving life, and he instantly sent for Dr. Quin, who, coinciding; in witness's opinion, Mr. Hillier, resident medical cetera, was called up to administer the chloroform preparatory to the operation. Nothing peculiar was obeerced until a few seconds after the administration of the chlorofrm, when Dr. Quain's atten• Son was attracted by the strange stertorous brsathing of U.. patient, and on feeling tho wrist, was unable to detect any pratuusio. Witness immediately dashed cold water in Cie deer:seed's feet, and sent for the galvanic battery, in the meantime using artificial respiration. All these remedies proving unavailing, tracLeat my WAS reheated to, but with out sup goad elLet, and life was declared extinct after up words of an hour had been devoted to efforts to restore animation. In answer to the coroner, the witness said that tits was the second fatal ease of the kind at the hospital, out o: 2,000 patients to whom chloroform had been applied. Mr. lit.ii,r stated that he alminitetered about one drachm M the path lit in the first instance, but that not having the desired effect, he applied 40 drop, mere, which acted fatly, sod tho patent became unconscious. there was nothing untistiol in the CLSO until in about half a second, when the 'lmage stertorous breathing was ohserved. Witness ad miListead chloroform to sir patients that day in muck larger tithentities thea he did to deceased. Three end four el:oast:nu was the usual dose. Since the intros!uction of cklotoform end ether, only 30 deaths had resulted from its application throughout the United Kingdom. Dr. Harrod, professur et: Matteis Medics in the Universit, College Hospieal, performed tl.e autopsy, and found extensive disease of the heart. The jury returned a verdict of " Acci dental death." 13 ) 13 ' ii;;.l4. - ... . . ' l l 1 34 Northers °wattles thdori 4 2 dim 154 North WIN* ... ... DI 17 4 16 'death Devon, Do. I. 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Miss (lewd to titalttosbilror. -- Si SM l ut:tu Ditto Ditto tt 4110 W.. 0 91.'otoet.ttt (lewd to Cittat Weiteral 95 100 FOILEIG:4 II Immo sal Better laza II Ileisne 14 044ipiamse .. • 1141404 lisslws hunting ✓ Clivier.4 mall Itrinelukte. $ Woo ..o 1 hominy's „. 4 Dat...4 K 4.411— -- .. le Can la I.ari ... II . Do. estamice ..... $ ;Orem Indian Ps•lnses .. $ :rir...l t , 0,-tion of Pram, 15 1 0.Trank W 4444418.104 II itirest (karat of Franm.. I all ' H. 4 4.4.(iewto, Mum sU !amnion * TOTCAto Ape. $ Littenthenja,Sp.P.Ps 111 Liar.4•4,4r4 ... „. ... le D4.(14•41441) - I I Jo. (0040 ... ... 4 , Do. busraatee4 . U'WIN lag M..ditermer IL .VATA. 4 4 dla II i al 41. r. 1 4 lit c flenitrr dr Usse(wilti :terror', ut Prorate.. Do. tot Yeses . J. lg.. II per et. bevel (be 9. lb Anise. ow.) Illarwerlaa Trunk Probst Pars en I Lyme . iN-ra ti I Or Paris awl Sows . Par. end /Wormed ,astlCharbvini Quebec awl Bistanand WM., and Ham . Royal Iranian Itejal Swedish :mare and Meese Da Is per Cent. Predw. iota Pastern of haul loatbern Upper India Plcrlp Wag 119aadere . Poems et Ifr••••• Meityre of Nwlweid.. Wiesbaden isalseta (Signed) J. WILSON. To the Governor and Deputy•Gortrtior of the Rink of Enjtand, The Chancellor of the Exchequer has thus yielded, after a long and unavailing resietance, to the uncon trollable upward tendency of the money market. Such being the case, although there is a general dis position to take the right honourable gentleman to teak for the financial blundering now tacitly con fessed to by him, the most practical inquiry is as to the object and consequences of this tardily-adopted measure. There can be no doubt the Chancellor's chief aim, in doubling the amount of interest on the floating debt, is to place on the market, either by means of the Bank of England or otherwise, such portion of the bills which the public refused to renew at ld. per day, as may be requisite to enable the Treasury to meet the heavy dividend and other periodical pay ments now falling due. The sum standing at credit of tho Treasury is inadequate for the otea eion ; and, owing to the extraordinary pressure for accommodation on the part of the general commer cial public, little aid could be rendered to govern ment at this particular juncture by the Bank of England. Rocoiliog from the grave responsibility of competing further with the commeicial publie at the Bunk for pecuniary accommodation, government had thus no choice but to raise the interest on Ex chequer Bills. The announcement had the imme diate effect of driving up the price of the hills from lls. dis. to 51. prem., and the closing price was 2s. to 7s. pram. Under present circumstances it appears probable that Exchequer Bills which will yield a return, at the higher rate of interest, of fully three per cent. per annum, will be taken up to a considerable extent by bankers and others in want of n medium for the temporary em ployment of money, in preference to Consols, which are liable to heavy fluctuation. In proportion, there fore, as this step of government is in favour of the Exchequer Bill market, it is adverse to the Cousol market. That such was the general impression in the Stock Exchange is proved by the fact that, con currently with the rise in the floating debt, Consols fell 4, to per cent., and remained dull to the close of business. It may also be noticed that the step is regarded as . indicating an opinion on the part of, government and its financial advisers that the pre sent stringency of the money market is not likely to puss off. It is observed, and with some degree of truth, that the public advantage will be promoted if government succeed in raising funds sufficient to meet pressing wants, the Bank being thus left to its natural business of affording accom modation to commerce; but, after all, this can be merely equivalent to a transfer of the amount in volved from one account to another, inasmuch us government may be regarded as coming on the mar ket' tee nefeetifer keen on Exchequer Bills. Consols opened this morning with renewed flat ness, and at a decline from the closing range of yes terday, the return of the Bank of England being very unfavourably interpreted, and disquieting political rumours being again rife. The opening price was 91; to 92, but an improvement to 92 to a suc ceeded, on further purchases of money stock; and, subsequently, there was a further advance to 921 to 4 'the increase in the rate of interest on Ex chequer Bills was then announced, and Consols re lapsed to 92 to a. At the official close the quotation was 92a to a for money and the 13th inst.; at 3 o'clock, 92 to a ; and half-an-hour later 921, rather " buyers." Great anxiety is expressed to learn the actual state of relations between Turkey and Russia, as affected by the late movements at Constantinople, and generally great uneasiness continues to prevail ; but, on the whole, the political advice. to-day to hand induced less fluctuation than has prevailed of late. In the general money market we continue to observe less stringency, but there is a prevalent im pression that this is chiefly owing to the desire of hankers and others to draw their funds together, so as to be most available for employment, and that this comparative slackness is only of a temporary cha racter. The official report of business in the English funds includes :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, „92, 92a, ; ditto for account, 13th October, 911, 921, 4,, I ; India Stock, 247, 248, 245. In the morning there were sales of India Bonds at S. dis., but the price subsequently improved, in sympathy with the advance in Exchequer Bills. This market, however, was unsettled. There ap peared to be an impression that the rate of interest on India Bonds must be also raised at the next period of renewal. Business in the foreign stock market was very restricted, but in cases in which transactions were entered into, prices were firmer. Mexican continues to show a tendency towards improvement. Peruvian Three per Cents. and Russian Five per Cents. closed 11. per cent. better than yesterday. At the. , " o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 24 to ; Spanish Deferred, 21i to 22; the Certifs., .3 to 6 per cent. ; Granada Deferred, 8 to 81; Peruvian Threes, 49 to 51 ex div.; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 69 to 71. Russian Five per Cents., 112 to 114; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1)6 to 08. The list of sales is limited to: Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 97 ; Exchange 25f. Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cent. Bonds. 624; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 93„, 93 ex div. Granada Deferred Bords, 81. Mexican Three per Cents., 24, 211, Russian Four-and-n-Half per Cents., 07. Spanish Old Three Cents., 11.1; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 211. It is stated that arregements are being made for the posting up, under official authority, and during • bmaness hours, of the prices of each day's stock market at Patio and London, as received by subma rine telegraph. This arrangement, if properly car ried out, will supply a great desilleral ant. I As an illustration of the unfavourable influence exercised on railway interests by the higher value ' of money, it may be mentioucd that, according to a current Statement, the London and North-Western Railway Company is allowing 5 per cent. interest on debentures for short periods, and 4; per cent, for long dates. In the case of other railway companies, whose credit is not so good, higher rates must, of course, be allowed. Owing to a suspension of the receipts of gold from Australia, the imports of the precious metals this week have been only about half those of last week, but are still to a fair extent. Our list includes the following sums, viz. :—By the Thames, from the West Indies and Mexico, 482,0001. in gold and silver, besides 42 packages of specie, the value of which is not stated; by the Alverton, from Sydney, 2,0001. worth of gold ; by the Tagus, from Lisbon and Gibraltar, 530/. in sPevie ; and by the Asia, from New York, 235,000 dole. This represents an ng. gregate value of about 550,000/. sterling. The 300,000 dole brought over by the Franklin from New York were destined for France. Oa the other hand, the exports have been rather heavy. 'f he Custom House statement of the ship ments of the precious metals direct from London, eluting the week ending Thursday last, includes 26,120 ounces of gold, and 2,000 melees of silver, SEARLEa•PLACZ, CLEMENT'S INN. The supply of pure water to the poor in their own &lento : iv on Sundays and other days is a matter of para mount circuity; they should not be obliged to "hunt about" and " beg" for water. Let n 4 hear what the people my in another quarter, namely, Middle Searle's-place. "The people are forced to run about and big fur water; that tlity do : I have to do sa myself, so 1 know. Very often tl.e people do their cleaning on Saturday night: it is now twenty minutes past five, sad by half-part seven this 'venire we shall not have • drop of water." The south side of Searle's-place, which contains many houses, thickly " dry," as the people express it, on Sundays. On the cpposite side of the way, the people are better off, the land.ord having provided large and substantial water teaks ahove ground, properly covered. In the neighbour heed of Searle's-place, Clement's-lane, and the little alleys nanny; in various directions, the filth is very great, and here fever is • constant visitor. In one court, occupied by • dealer in fancy dogs, and tome other persons, there were two untranped hullyholes ; the people had complained in vain to the landlady to have there holes properly seen after, as they were neatly poisourd, and the landlady supplied tl em a '!t two pieces of wood, imagining that this would be su:Ac.••nt to stop the escape of the poisonous gam. In the Lt., of the dug-Peale., some time since, the drain be aten, st,pped; • young man, the son of the occupant. at that thue in perfect health, opened the drain, and in a few days he died of a raging fever! The death of the son killed Vat. fat:aro—The Builder. FA: AL ACCIDENT AT BCCEIN(.IIANI PALI( F.—On Titur+.ll afternoon • labcurer named Edward liarnett, MEd was employed in supplying with bricks the work men engaged in the erection of the new dining room. The bricks were raised in • harrow to a stage about 10 feet huh by means of a horse ; and the animal untsptctedly going on upset • load upon him and caused him to fall off ter stage. The poor man's bead came in contact with en ion girder, and he was s i much injured that he died the west day. An inquest has been held, and a verdict of " Accidental death" returned. DEP.XUTCRE uF THE AMERICAN NIAILS.—Oa Sa- Varela) a: imam, the BALA and North American snail steam ship Ara.. Carta& E. 0. Lott, sailed from the Mersey for Nevi Y .rk, with the usual mails for the United States and Ere:isle poeseraioas in North America, a full number of pas sengers, amounting ti alwut Its"), and a very large and valu able cave, of merchandise on freight. IIUYAL COLLEGE OF SI*IViEONS.—The following gentlemen were admitted esemetrs of the r'llege st the mei tirg of the Court of Examiners on the ith instant : Alto's. Charles Yarwood, Birmingham; Edward (helm Noott, Gosport; Robert Carr Braekenhure liollind, Brtr tot; J atm Swift Walker, Sheerness; Theodore links, Cal tutu; 11(011 Chambers. South Australis; JAWS Heater, Oxfuret ; and George Whitefleld Spark', Finsbury. At the Mill) meeting of the court Mr. John Felix Johnson pa hie examination for 'rival surgeon ; this gentleman had pre viously been admitted a member of the college, 1 is diplema hearing date July 11, IhN. THE PRISON AT BRIXTON, heretofore used as a Bosse C.orreetina for tht county of Surrey, has been pur chased by the goverxmeer, and placid under the contra of the E. said friths Mansgerr...at or Convict Prison.. It is to be end exclusively as it davit for female convicts, under modem., of teinsportati. II end penal servitude. The work. ST* far advanced, as to admit of the early Geo:lim bos.. f s portion of the prison. One hundrid female ea:- Tic's rr about to be intutedistely retnov , ci thither from k Penitentiary ; and further numbers will be trent from time to time, as the works progress. The whole of this .'ass of convicts said be eventually removed from Mill -1 ack. whereby additional accommodation wilt be available for ;u0 additional male i—hviets, to whom this prima will, in htore. be wholly em.hoed. The new state of tl r io r r, r e h es to traysyre dion, would, of itself, render them. And further changes necessary in the convict de- 60 kg id 2 : 6 18111..1 Rases. ' Cloche I Pd.' l pi ,e. 4 Ikedaradon' . I I Isturlay.l today. ---v 40 liMaraehall . .. . . 1-1— • all .70 7251 I.' , 71 22 it Lonna , ... s Ism :nil. col. noiniin Co.! all - - 20,040 50 Ildtleh North American 1 ail - - 40. a. v 5 Chartered Bank of Ails , b 14 las 50,6 w 90 Chart. Bank of India, Awe Walla, and Chins- 2 1 die par 20.000100 Colonial 25.0 w, lai Commercial of London Se - - 25,00 u *24 • Eng.. SoL, a Aunt. Chart lO i 2.1 12 44 s 21.(Hol 2 ) 'Lon. Chart. Baas of Arid l5 '0 dis lipm 10,00 , , 60 Loudon and County 00,Wie 50 ' London Joint Bra& . 16 IS 23 60,0 v lOU London and Weennlnstar V 33 34 10,toa lo) National Prov. of Koala& 35 - - 10,00.. •_5l Im. Nuw. . . - - 20,0wm 50 , National of iMlina . ..- 2ll - - 23.873 1 25 oriental Batik Corp 'mina all 45 47 44 "mu.% Wu Provincial of Irelsad 25 - - 49 4,090. 10 .1n.4 Now . . all - - 10,000 6 .10ml As4inflan Ranking and Uold Imp. (:o 1 dls 0.000 25 South Australis Row 25 Palen of Australia all ! 64 66 B,oot .. It.. New ll, 6i 71 60,0uf, ,10 ; Union of Loader' lB :13 18 161 13,0001 40 .I. utou a Madrid all I ••• .0. --- 1119131iLLANYOUIL C6osing ._. vetoes Rado Re. IRR Iltscatasnom Pd. goturday. da y ,toy 32,011 Ankh Coal and Iron ...... it - - 34,04. & Australian Agricultural .. 114 31 34 34 12,500 29,Atuitraimian Pacific Mail.. 12 - - 54.11:41 1 "Anetraltaa Royal Mall .... 8 - - 55, li Berlin Waterworko_ ........ 67i - - Britieh American lAI4 1 lot 66 ;0 50;1;001 Wadi & Colonial !Molting - . & Reduction Umpany .. 1 - - 10,0 M; lk.o Cassda _. ".. .......... .. RR .-. . - 10o. , 40; iiery4tal Palms . - ..... .... 6 it it put i i 60, , kini 5' lb. New ... , . —.. IS 1 1 pm IJr 4 Crystal Palace of Prams.. I - - 13,01 25)Ek•etrie Teletritp to li 2O 17 19 10,0 15 , General tam Navigation l4 - - ... Roamers! id IA tiblisidng On l6 1 . - - .e. 20i Irish Beetroot hugs: - - IJ, 5 Magdalena St. Navigation- 6 - - $O, 11Natiorrd Patentetearanial sU - - 6n, 10 Netherlands LAW . . S 14 be dl, 75,00. SI N.S. Maim Coal and . itit . M. Steam Navigation C 0 ... , 1I - - 13.1.T1 1 North /trash Australmiani all I di. i pin 6.5,0. ZI Ito New 4 - - 5,00 North of Euroae Steam . 1 10' - - 11:0,evou a Pm! haver Laud I Miners! all 4 did par 20,01 IMPenlneular 6 Oriental .134n.1 all - - 4 0, 661 lb. do 0, 21, Portland Iron Company - - I 14,840 10 i Royal Marl Mown - - IW,OOO 1 aadtivh Amur. havoilinsat iILII/OP , 12.700 35130uth Australian lead I se ,33 11.1.000 itsaionarine Teleoi .•• • I ..- - I 16, , Av 10161 Van Inemso'4 Load THE CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY.—The eleventh public drawing took place at the offices, 33, Norfolk-street, , Strand, on Saturday ; the Rev. Dr. Worthington was in the chair, supported by Mr. Cribb, one of the directors, and the officers of the Society. The scrutineers were Messrs. Rich mond, Cowling, and Cundall. Eighty-four numbers were drawn and the holders of the fortunate shares reside in 01- fordshire, Kent, Middlesex, Hampshire, Yorkshire, Suffolk, Surrey, and Essex. The numbers to be added to the order of rights by seniority were announced by the secretary to be 40. The 12th public drawing is fixed to take place at the offices on Saturday, the 12th of November. The shares taken up to the time of this drawing were nearly 6,300, re presenting a sub.eribed capital of 315,0001. PERFORATE') POsTAGE understand that the cause of the public net having been supplied with perforated postage labels long ere this, is owing to the circumstance of ;he Commissioners of Inlaid Revenue having been obliged by the recast stamp act to issue the new penny receipts on the 10th of this month; and as they lad properly &term:nett to apply the perforating principle to thew stamps also, the attention a the stem; department at Somerset-house has been entirely en gaged fur the last thrce months endeavouring to prepare such a stock of perforated receipt stamps as will he suffi cient to meet the expected demand. As soon, therefore, as the present pressure has been provided for, the public will he supplied with perforated postage labels. DE.Vflt OF THE REV. 0. A. BROWNE, DE MAGDALEN COLLAGE.— At a late hour on Saturday evening the Ilea. 0. A. Browne, chaplain of Magdalen College, and chaplain to the Oxford city and county gaols, died utter a very short illness. The deceased had been in declining health for some time put. Tile Pol'E AND TUE BILLIARD CCs.--A letter from Rome, in the Augsburg Gazette, says :—ln the palace of the Vatican a number of workmen are at present occu pied in arranging the thews of the Pontifical apartments, and rutting down marble or 11105'41C in place of the brick which has in general constituted, up to the present time, the ®'wring of these rooms. The regimes of walking el. r cise in the open air, recommended be the medical advisers of the rope, does not t.pp , .'t , r a m4ticient ;curdy to keep down his increasing corpulence, and he has been lately ordered, in addition, to play in hour every day at billiards. This his Holiness does from five to six in the evening, gene rally with Mgr. Stella. k 'er • 1 it aii I I II is 4 1 II 7 7 u IN Ili 14 Os u _ 'Pi Vi Idim IS SO 11 dls pa Of SI4 I N V I 1 Ps r -r i sie . 1 ;i - : Si die as I U sq I as j ! 2 1 2 . Si all ie 10 63 16 44 6 T 4 90 100 33 1 1 501,730/., of vesich 38,550/. was in gold, and the rest in silver; the Sultan, for the Penin sula, about 3,0091. in specie; the Harbinger, for Australia, about 500/. in specie, besides 3,000/. worth of jewellery and the Solent, for the West Indies and the Isthmus, 87,3871., chiefly in gold, besides 7,800/. worth of jewellery. The total ascer tained shipments from the kingdom for the week arc thus raised to fully 690,000/., and consequently show an excess over the imports. It should be borne in mind, in any attempt to determiuo the current of gold at present, that the imports by the Thames, and exports by the Euxine, which form the two promi nent features of the week's bullion movement, con sisted chiefly of silver. On balance, the movement of the more precious metal this week has been unfa vourable. It will be noticed that the exports of gold to various points of the continent have at no time ceased, although, at present quotations of exchange, it cannot be sent to France, without leading to a loss on the operation. The eighth half-yearly meeting of the Great Indian P:ninsula Railway Company is called for the 31st instant, and will subsequently be made "special," for the purpose cf obtaining the sanction of the share holders to the terms of a contract to be entered into with the East India Company for the construction of exteusio% lines, and for raising the requisite capital. The Quay earnings of the Southampton Dock Compauy show a great increase orer those of last )car. In September they were 3,047/., against 2,466/. in the same month of 1552 ; in August, 2,8711. against 2,003/.; in July, 2,3781. against 2,1361.; in June, 2,3781. against 1,6;8/.; in May, 2,6191. against 1,9391.; in April, 2,403/. against 2,114/.; in Maich, 2,2741. against 1,3311.; in February, 2,1271. against! 1,5281.; and in January, 2,4321. against 1,392/. last year. Mr. M. Slaughter, the secretary to the Railways department of the Stock Exchange, has just issued the seventh number of his "Railway Intelligence," i. e., for the year ending the 30th September last. The present number of this valuable work of refer ence is considerably enlarged, embracing such of the new railway undertakings, home and foreign, origi nated during the past year, as have excited any inte rest in the London market. Land shares to-day were steady, at yesterday's prices. Bank shares were very quiet, and also sta tionary in price. Oriental Bank shares are rather firmer. Cryttal Palace shares were last quoted 11 to 11 prem., and the new issue 1 1-16 to 1 3-16 prem. The General Steam Navigation Company's shares have been dealt in at 28 to 29 ; Peninsular and Ori ental, 69c; ditto (231. paid), 361. The following letter has been sent from the Trea sury to Mr. John Poole, of Lloyd's : Treasury Chambers, Sept. 28, 1833.—Sir,—The Earl of Aberdeen has laid before this beard your letter of the 27th ultimo, transmitting resolutions passed at a public meeting of merchants, underwriters, and others interested in naviga tion, in reference to the system adopted by the government of the United States fur collecting and disseminating infor mation relative to the direction and force of winds and ocean cures-ate is all parts of the world, as explained by Lieut. M F. Maury, of the American navy. In reply, lam commanded by the Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury, to acquaint you that their lordships are fully alive to the importance of the subject in question, and they have already adopted steps with a view to co-operate with the government of the United States in obtaining so desir able an object.— (Signed) G. AII.III:IIINUT.—John Poole, Lloyd. At the 40th half-yearly general meeting of the shareholders of the Agra and United Service Bank, held at Calcutta on the 13th August last, the sub joine I report of the Directors was read : It eit::oe seen from the audited statement of affairs now submitted to the shareholders, that the operations during the six mouths, ended 30th June, give a net profit of Co's Ile. 3,10,380.2-1, equivalent to Its. 11-0-2 per cent. per an num on the capital of the book ; after appropriating suf ficient to pay a dividend at the rate of nine per cent., Rs. 63,798-10-1 will remain to ho carried in augmentation of the reserve fund, which will then amount to Its. 8,34,351- 13-5. Since the last half-yearly meeting the transfer of the head Wiles has been completed, in accordance with the reso lution then confirmed, and even the brief period that has elapsed since the removal, has been sufficient to show the practical advantages possessed by the present over the former locality. The directors beg to report to the proprietary that they have lately established an agency at Lahore. This their predeceoes in office had resolved on doing, and they have therefore merely carried out their intentions. The agency will, they have reason to , believe, he of great service to the Bank's censtituents in the Punjaub. It has been commenced on a small scale, bat will be extended as its requirements increase. The auditors mention the realisation of a considerable sum, in part liqui dation of the Bank's claim upon the insolvent firm noticed on previous occasions. The directors hoped to have been able to advise a still further reduction of the debt, from the recoverrof a sum assigned to the Bank, and lodged in court pending the result of an equity suit, but a recent de cision of the Privy Council has, they fear, deprived the Bank of this portion of its security. The remaining secu rities held for the debt are now in process of realisation. The chief resolutions adopted arc as under : 2. That a dividend at the rate of 9 per cent. per annum be delared, and that the remainder of the divisible balance, Its. 63,978 10 1, be credited to the reserve fund. 3. That on the grounds stated by the directors in their recommenda tion, concurred in, as the meeting has reason to believe, by some of the largest proprietors at home, and in conformity with clause 49 of the partnership deed, the salary of the secretary be increased to the sum received by his preje ceesors in office, from the date of the establishment of the head office of the bank at Calcutta. 4. That the thanks of this meeting and of the proprietary be given to the seve ral comxittees at Agra, Madras, Bombay, and London, for their management of the affairs of the branches during the past six mouths. 5. That the following gentlemen be direc tors for the ensuing half-year —Messrs. J. Anderson, W. Bracken, C. Campbell, G. Taylor, and J. Gregory Yes. Annexed are the latest reports from continent& bourses, as received by Mr. Renter's express : Amsterdam, Friday, closing prices:—Dutch Four per Cents., 'J3I; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 61 1 ; Spanish Deterred Three per Cents., 21 7-16; the oupons, 3 5-16 ; the Old Three per Cent. Foreign, 451; Austrian Five per Cent. Metal lies, 77 13.16; Granada Deferred, 8 9-16 ; Peruvian New, 65! ; Mexican New, 23 5-16 ; I'ortugueso New, 38; Granada Active, 19 15-16 ; American Bank shares, 3 15-16 ; Equador, 31 ; exchange on London, 11.85, short. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocgt The English stock market opened this morning with an improved feeling, and soon attained an ad vance of #to per cent.; but a reaction has since taken place, and the market is now flat at the de pressed rates current at the close of business on Sa turday. Consols opened 921 to . 4, touched 921, and have since fallen back to 92 tot, for money and the 13th inst. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 220 for the account. The trat sactions in Exchequer Bills have been at 3s. to ti a. prem. The foreign stuck market also opened firmly, and has since given way. Mexican is quoted 24 to 1 ; and Spanish Deferred, 211 to 7 , Russian Five per Cents. were first purchased at 114', and then receded to 1121 and 113. Sardinian Five per Cents. have been dealt in at 911 to 92; Spanish Old Three per Cents., Ri; Dutch Two-and-a-Hslf per Cents, 63 to 63; ; Portuguese Four per Cents., 43 ; Buenos Ayrean, 68. }BENCH RAILWAY TastvlC.—The following are the last Hamm 01 the grata receipts of the Wad* Preach railways : N.D4THVIUI.—YruIa Sept. 24 to Sept. 3): Paaeengerr, 441,771 f.; goos, 3313,052 f.; total, 631.8368. Ro; e9.-I . rou; Sept. 23 to Oct. 1: Pastergere, 131,3978.; goad., 111,3591.; total, 2. 3,9308. Hants.—From Sept. 25 to Oet. 1 : Nommen% 411,M9f.; 62.477 f.; VALI, 111,316 f. thiLb AIM AND Ilaascia LINDA.—Prom Sept. 25 to Oct. 1: Pawn. It. e. El .1391.; 483,7248.; total, 9:0,17:11. Systaaot eo.—From Sept. 24 to Sept. 38: PieleAree. 266,173 f.; good., 273,820 f. ; total, 760,0638. Batt.—PromSept. t9lO Sept. 25 : ram/engem e, ; 'torah , 23.1%0.; total. 63,891 f. 1110:111DtkAll.--holn Sept. 21 to Sept. 38: Pamengerr, 13,7198.; go.als, 16,1728. ; total, 29,931 f. I.llNe. oro Sept. 25 to Oct. 1: raasengere, 989,133 f.; goods, 105,681 f.; total, 495,5168. Wiorrame. —From Sept. 26 to Oct. 2 : l'apeengera, 116,0101.; goods, 31,0378.• total, 147,11'f. Lye. to MDDI ..111tAN - Prom Sept.l7 to Sept. 23 : rareagers, 37,193 f; epode" 10.;,331Li total, 208,6278. TIIIS DAY.—Two o'CLocic. The gold mining share market to-ci;:y has been fairly maintained, at about former prices. Colonial Gold are quoted '4 to prem.;_ Nouveau Afonde and Agua Fria, Ito 3, prem.; and Great Nugget, to prem. Australian Agricuaural shares are quoted 3'2', to 33i ; Peel River, is. to par.; Scottish Australian Investment, 1 1 , to 14 prem.; and North British Aus tralasian, par to !-; prem. United Mexican shares have been dealt in at 31. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. The quantity of English wheat on tale this morning by hind-carriage samples from Essex and Kent was small, and the offers fram the east coast were far from numerous, and, notwithatanding the condition was indlikrent, the steads were cleared at prices fully equal to those of Monday last. For foreign wheat there was a fair country demand, and former rates wePo obtained. Flour sold on much the same terms as before. Fine melting barley was fully as dear, but secondary de scriptions were difficult of sale. Grinding sorts were in good demand. As is usual upon a bare market, the dealers in Oats were not free buy:re at an advance of Gd. to Is. per qr. upon the currency of tide day sennight. Ohl Beans and Peas scarce and rather dearer. New Beans being soft were easier to purchase. AUTUVALO INTO LONDON ►EOM OCT. 3rd to OCT. Ch. lin. Modish. &pith. lrlob. Von. mr. Whist , 43.,3 165 R 2.1 Maley I 3493 I 123 I 140 I '29 7 a °ma—. lt, / 27 660 .3110 Malt ........, 2375 02 Plovr, 2,837 gecko; and P,060 barrel,. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The private contract markets are inactive to-day, and articles generally are quoted the came as on Friday. INDIOO.—The public soles arc progressing without show ing any material alteration. The following public sales are declared for to-morrow : Sugar: 450 Mids. West India, 4,200 bags Mouritias, and 7,000 bags Bengal. Saltpetre, LOGO bags; Pimento, 400 bags ; and Rice, 600 bags. Wis.—Seal, pale, 351.; straw, 331. 101. to 34/. ; brown, 321. 10s. to 331. ; Sperm, 8431. to 881. Os. ; Bead matter, 801. to 01. ; Cod, 311. to 311. 103.; South Sea, 391. to .101.; Olive Gallipoli, 671. to GM ; Spanish, 63/. to 64/. ; Cocoa Nut, 41/. to 441. 53.; Palm, 101. tl 41/. ; Linseed, 301. 10s. to 301. 155.; Rapeseed, pale, 401. to 12/. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallow market is rather firmer this morning, hut there is not much business doing. Town Tallow is quoted 595. 6d. to 60s. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 5Ss. 6d. to od. ; Oct. to Dec., 57e. 6d. ; Jan. to March, 5Ss. buyers. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. 1851. I 1852. Stock on hand Casks. Delivery lastwcek Do. from Ist June Itrisal List week ! 1833. Do. from let June ?doe Y. C. pr ewt. no. Tow n Arrival for the week casks ; and delivery, 2,6 comprised 33G casks (roc and 68 from other placa .—....-. 38,291 31,631 16.333 1,924 2,923 9,971 30,876 18,877 33,932 3,242 1.063 723 32,634 I 19,900 14119 384. 6d. 429.9 d. n.. 131. 414. 04. 45, 01. 62, 64. ending Oct. 18 last sear, 533 33 casks. The arrival last week i St. Petersburg. 321 Australian, a ; total, 725 casks. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. There is a large supply of beasts, and the warm weather makes the demand small. The dead markets also are over supplied; consequently prices are lower, although there is nftt much reduction in the choicest de scriptions. Several inferior qualities remain unsold. Tete number of sheep also large, and the causes above-named operate in this department ; there is consi derable depression in the trade, but we think it is only of a temporary nature. Calves are also lower. From Germany and Holland there are 2,300 beasts, 6,220 sheep, and 343 calves ; Spain, 1,350 sheep ; Scotland, 90 beasts; 2,900 from Northern and Midland Counties, and 140 sheep from France. - - P;r72.4322 of SW & d. ad. Pa stone of gas. 4. 4. 4. d. Nast Bow. Venturi 4 9 4 4 Bid Dup. k 1.111.4812. :1% 888 Short-hunis 136040.1 quhlity 1144414.. 2 4 3 4 , Do. do. etarn ....• 34 4 r Ewa. axu3d.tunitti 36 4 Ars 10.. a 1131.1.r.‘ I. 4106 0 i 1401 . 1 b: ..... . Nr.los .4 tnerLet. 5.1037;1114W and 29.8 W; Also, P10+.410. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. l'attenden and Smith report that the market to-day is very brisk, and tho prices for all descriptions of hops advanced fully 10s. per cwt. COAL MARKET.—TRIG DAY. Tanfield Moor, Bute', 19s. Gd.; Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 20s. 61; 'Walls End Riddell, 225.; Walls End Russell's Heston, 235. Gd.—Ships at market, 37. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, 10 30 A.M. Wind E.S.E., light, and dense fog. Arrived.—Marhattan and Taurus steamer, from New York; Cormorant steamer, from Rotterdam; Etudes, from *Valparaiso; Glenard, from Newfound land ; Susan Hincks, from New York. QUEENSTOWN, Oct 8. Wind S.E., moderate, and foggy. Arrived.—Odoardo, from Sultua. Sailed.—Alpha, for Tcignmouth. DEAL, MoxuAY, 9 35 A 5r DEAL, Wind N.N.E., light, and cloudy. Pawed.—lde, from London to thu Cape of Good Hope; Nuova Subtle, from Loudon to Oporto; Era, from London to St. Kitt's; lunelien, from London to Sydney; William Hammond, from London to Ade laide : brig Regard, from north to westward. Sailed.—Castle Eden, Lady Nugent, Samuel Bod ington, Ocean Wave, New Express, Flying Dragon, Wigrams, Eclipse, Thomasine, Alexander ; Ealing Grove, John Bartlett, Lousia, Hip Van Winkle, Scotland, Ocean Gem, Sarah Metcalfe, Batik, Bury St. Edmond's, Helen Stewart, Amelia Thompson, Alice Brown, Queen of the Isles, Dui vergne, Bedlington, General Van den Bosch, Juno, l'ursuit, and Camilla, with the whole of the out ward bound. A London letter came through the Retford Post office on Wednesday, with the following tingular and unique directions:—" hlr. R illiana Bayliy at Nottingham or Nottinghamstirt redf.rd with a Bent finger on the left hand."