The Express. — London, England, 1853-11-03 00:00:00

`I 1 Tebt 4x33rtsi 4, -,: ; ... - f . // i r V -4 ,-- 71..-• --- -.7 -- ;;‘••/ e . ..,.. ..-,.• LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 3, 1863. [THREEPENCE. No. 2,247.] EFORMITIES al the BPriE, Sze.—There awe 1 0;.)Asett:as 'sr MUTAT' PATIENIV at MIMI eTISAL INAtt MOS.— Yoe tartietitare i.pply at the le r Stw-md; et to the medical otter, GEOVAit LITS, 04,10.Gesitarietztet, Bond-,later. T ;! 0 A S SALT and CO,, k." 01 IN PALL ALY. BREWLIIILs, BrItIOS.UN-TRENT. td-&10 1 ; r; . .... Wiivagerford-whart. S!. !Itsrporeet: /11.4 11 ‘ ,, r P.rwii: •••••••••.••• 2 6 1, liu:labtrett. I . ll . ark flJl, Meld. " rirbals •—•••••• • I►AW Z 4, unarm-alley. 17,13owidaplese. 13, :to. lao Entry,*twit:net yin GUINEAL—Mr. WM. H. HALSE, the M. he w riaesaise, ef It. Bream .ek.ervesre. Londe% informs tr.', tee at Ho I VCR MASSA A thol. ruses are sow ready. ... 00 4 wry** mirage LC WA ram Medual Cialvssaeas. --------- SOUND and WHITE TEETH are not only India prn..o,4 rti,amte • r o a pleasing &Ueda la both sew, but they art rtC.lllaey ..o.,C , lted through Ills la a bitootod Itildybaboho 1 to tto pow:rota ht.itrt osol luoitroity. Menai the NNW= b&ml to ay. purpore, ROWLAND.* °Dune a I;E t a t DOTIIIIICE Nam% uonvolted la eradiating all Ulm she NW Intl 4,, .0: . r ...r.i./. prat-like obloquies 99 UN obodblobbso, oro ‘,.. g N....t, ol toNsloot d. al. de sumo Int Nod red, limo tb: Item ital. le lb. Ir rockets; boa Its otombe tads. mot, itoportuti /grow • NA parity to the bin b. N. per bad• tbutios.—lbe outdo, • lboilmodo• Odisio" On =theta's!. Nod a .,,, 6 „ d oo d 1 0 1 N, 0, itatimplies." ea the govormost "Amy. 944 by bra Not by elombou sad robboes. THE TELEGRAPH AND THE BOURSE. The Pun Charireri has the fanning :—:lt matt be minded that the private telegraph has singular absences of mind, and we regret that electrieity should have broken the arms of the tern' telegraph. The old telegraph did not always act perfectly well ; it took advantage of the slightest fog to Tone itself; but as it was • public functionary, it preserved its dignity, and . permitted itself such pieces o f pleasantry as the electric telegraph, each spark of which Dm causes commotion on the bourse, and what commotion! Two days ago • private despatch arrived from Vienna an nouneine the order given by the Sultan to Omer Pasha to adjourn hostilities to the lst November ; but the wicked little thing-1 mesa the electric telegraph—forgot to make known to us a fact which is nut without importance, for the fonow ter was the termination of the despatch from Constantinople: " In case hostilities shall have commeaced, this order must be considered as of no effect." This little omission pro duced a rise of two francs ; but to-morrow all will tumble down agiin. Such, electricity, are thy sets on the Bourse! The electric commotion' of the Champs Elysie had at least the advantage of only coating two sous, and at that price were certainly not ruinous. That armistice referred to in the despatch will not take place, and it will be even dif ficult for a suspension of hostilities ever to arrive, so long ate the Russians shall continue to follow the same sys tem. The Czar pretends that he has given orden to his troops to act simply on the defensive, and Prince Gone be koff dues not cease to attack the Turks—for it will very difficult for the Russian general to prove that it was the fortress of Isatcha which went to attack his fleet. After the colossal mystification of which the gulls of the Bourse were on Saturday the victims we know not what the private telegraph will next invent, but we arc sure that it will be something tremendous. Every electric movement now produces the effect of a clap of thunder. Iris! !It is peace! " What," try the gulls, .• peace, true peace ! Let us instantly change our system, and haves rise !" But no sooner have the gulls done se than they find themselves worse in their new paid tion. Fric fric! A new spark—but this time it is war that is announced. " What ! we were deceived then ! Let us return to our former plan—let us speculate for a fall—a fall!" The day after peace again; then the day after, war—and so on until the extioction of t he electric fluid, or the credulity of the gulls—two things which threaten to last for ever. It is much to be desired that a new Franklin would invent a new lightning rod to save the Parisians from the dangers of eastern electricity. BY ELECTRIC LIVERPOOL, TiIt&SWAY, 10.30 A it. Wind S.S.E., moderate, and foggy. Arrived.—Levant, from St. John's, New Brune. wick ; Thomas Brocklebank, from Calcutta. Off.--Jacob A. Westervelt, from New York, and Queen Victoria and Britannia, ships. ISLE OF MAN, Nov. 1. Portions of the wreck of a vessel have comombouo at different points of this island. One plow Is marked " Apame" in gilt letters. The A from Liverpool, fur Lisbon, put into Beawnaris Bar es the 29th of October. Wind S.E., moderate. Arrived.—Thomas Edward, from Barbadoes. GRAVESEND THI:RIDAY, 10 A.Y. QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 1. Cusrom-uoves RITUas. Wind calm, fine, tide two Mail; flood. Nov. 2.—Arrirei—Nnova Carolina, from Odessa. Sailed.—Stadt Dordrecht steamer, for Dort. Nov. 3.—Arrived.—Rhine steamer, from Rotter dam ; Baron 05y steamer, from Antwerp; Giraffe steamer, from Rotterdam. Sailed.—Vice-Admiral Gcbuis, for Hobart Town ; Arial, for Algot Bay ; Hugo Grotius, for Geelong. DEAL, TIiVIISDAY, 9 A.x. Wind S.E., light. Passed.—Prince Gemv, from London, for St. Lawrence ; Mary Ann, from London, for the Cape and Madras; Northern Light, from London, for the Cape and Madras (not, as reported, on the lst); Wyckliffc, from London, for Launceston ; Marisa from London, for St. Michael's. "d.—Syria, Stag, Lady of the Lake, Caroni, H. Lidoina, Thomas Myth, Barrick, Roseberry, Amherst, Billow Queen, Isabella and Johanna, with the whole of the outward bound. A brig, with Dutch colours flying, on shore upon the Goodwin Sands, has taken assistance : expected off on the flood. THE STRIKES IN THE NORTII.—PORTSIIOUTH, 11 1 . WIDNESDAY.—The 35th Regfineat, in this garrison, are .14 ordered to hold themselves in readiness to proceed at a mo- m ones notice, per rail, to the wens of the riots in the north, et LONDON 11troseLaTouT IIistITUTION.—A IMP should their services be telegraphed for. 12g of foelohefs of Ole kbse• lastitatisalasktee• 1. 101111 1 THE TORN-OUTS AT PRESTON were hoaxed last dl. at their house, Sradtbwmwali virvail...______. druem.2, week by receiving a letter , dated " Boreland House, 34 of bear i al like 2 mur ,... Il .iL lidlibuls _., ..... 61 the._„„,_Pmnim° lo .,_ _,,,_.‘m• aw...__Ut Chelmsford , October 24," signed " John Tyrrell ," and con- 50 ShinesbuTY.2 o ....._es,,ssmssew___„____•• ......_''''',.. '''''',_„.....,_.`"'", '"„``"lf taining something in the shape of a cheque for 6001., which ggaymese t hiell g u ''' . 1 ""' " '''' 8""'""" o f t h e ir it was thought was a donation from Sir John T. Tyrrell, 10 tnatrnotare,are . bast le be Nat te America at the expense lex - , t h e co ll eague of th e n oted .• w.g."—Li eee pooi N e e. Se of the society ry. U OPICIING . OF THE WELLINGTON PIER AT Y-AR- ee THE ANNUAL ARE CHRISTMAS EXHIBITION of prize is rode. This fine new promenade and pier being ooze cattle, sheep, and pigs will be held this year as usual at the plated to a distance , of upwards of 300 feet, the ceremony of opesing it to the public took piece on Monday afteruotro, Baker -street Bazaar, Portman-square. The show of live 1 . 2 in the presence of a cut concourse of people, who are stock, it is said, will be much Gamier to any of its grade- - bled on the oecasion.—Bury Post. canon, and the exhibition of farming and agricultural im- I, pimento will greatly exceed any former show. li THE GOVERNMENT EMIGRANT SHIP, AGINCOURT , CORONER'S 'NW/EST.—On Tuesday Mr. G. S. Brent „ which left Southampton for Australia last week, and was obliged to put bask an atemat of an accident, was docked held aa inquest at Islington, touching the death of an ' infant three weeks old, the son of Mr. John Canham Read, g en ra s he J il l ommosampThs dolVg g er a y gai sli n gh to. t, m an orro d it w ix expec tedof Rydon Cottage, Itydon-street. The child being slightly s ~ chafed" a lotion was compounded for it, at Mr. Atrill's, Tut POST-OFFICE AIITHORITIEs have advert i se d 1 South-street, New North - road, and a prescription for that ship letter begs for the Cape of Good H o p e and Port Mr. Read was also sent home at the mime time. There Natal will be made up in the General Post-office, to be sent being se labels on the medicines the child's grandmother out in the steamer Natal, belongiag to the General Screw gays it ea . O f the w a ne, t hi n ki ng i t wee a owing I Steam Company, which is appointed to leave England some medicine ;it however caused the child's death. After a time this month. loss inquiry the jury returned the following verdict— DEPARTURE Or THE BALTlC.—Yeeterday forenoon "That the deceased's death was mused by taking the the United States mail steamship Baltic, Captain Cam- poisonous powder in mistake, sad that greet blame was stock, sailed from the Mersey for New York, with the attributable to the druggist who sent the powder for not usual mails for the United States, Canada, New Brunswick, mine sufficient caution in not properly labelling it." Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, &c., 164 passengers, and a FIREWORK CAUTION. The magistrates have Eand valuable cargo of merchandise on freight. issued the usual proclamations against letting off fireworks IGHT HoIiSES BURST ALIVE.—On Thursday in streets and thoroughfares on the sth of this month (Guy night last, at twelve o'clock, the stables erected at the Fawkes' Day). Hitherto the law in this respect has been bottom of Ridgeway-hill, Dorchester, and belonging to Mr. very openly defied, but it is said that in future, on Lendadale, the railway contractor, were burnt to the every conviction, the authororities have determined to ground, and e;ght valuable horses perished. The horses inflict the 20s. fine on all offenders. were valued at 3001., and we regret to say that Mr. Lands- EXPLOSION.—Between five and six o'clock last dale was not insured. The catastrophe was caused by the evening an explosion took place on the premises of Mr. man who had charge of the horses getting drunk and letting Wodiu, 101, New Gravellane, Shadwell, a maker of fire ** candle fall upon some straw. He has since absconded.— works. Mrs. Wodin and a boy who were in the house wen Ban Post. frightfully burned and nearly suffocated. They arc in a [Advertisement.)--HoLLowat's PILLS , As Erne. dangerous state. The accident is said to have been OCeep Tr " galUaT eon G. 3" ••• 1111"1•11.•—Eltraet el • 141201 sioned by a boy throwing a lighted squib into the shop. freer Mr. W.Mooa, at Moms. Owlwl&a. anstianaers, Wlnahadar m o d Apa g d . 1352 . To p r a wn , abgk ostiro i r i we to folon: HoNOURABLE CONDUCT--It is always a gratify- you OWE kr lean Ima a wallwar bus r at ing portion of a journaliat's duty to record instances of am Ma lOW wWWlWllliaar mobil la nom I was _at honourable conduct, and we are pleased to have to die , thealideabooless%LbleedlegelMellashe 700 er; W. 1 . 0 . 181 charge such a duty now, in the case of Mr. John Bernard bi g ° law " . "WV ma" Iredi m i al Uwe% ley' bt'l'iseely, brother of Mr. P. M'Pheely , provision merchant sane, Wag alma mak I mid aimananSoll nig per pina= of Bridge-street. Mr. liPPheely left Glasgow about four -1 amainwp to any, la *awn elms alibilid a darnstamia, awl sae la twos nim ammaara d ma, mid w s i am d m t h a . teen years ago, in some pecuniaq embarrassments, leaving meg Ilellowiersaldelehmendlie. debts behind him unsettled We are happy to state that [Advertisement.] FIiT TIMiId ifiOI3IIIAND QUM he has now, with the most punctilious care,:and . in the most wsrmess mamma Irf On Baaavhe inar.orre. Mum Peon— honourable manner, remitted ample funds, with instruc tion s.Ul3:—fi ft y man' ladmoribablo bum dioraPaa. Lions to have discharged, with full inte i rs:, i every single li =erainnArtime em Z iv li at t s ... tismaisineweffroiis= ability which . he had inclined. This .. , • dune _of . truly tawW• upright principle, of which good fortune permitted the free ertunot j tsaiss su l t i l r e .' r ia a llb o uN t d, exercise. Thou who knew M at. l•ely will rejoice at s—. I have • wmailarailo I t ham maw MIK and this honourable conduct on his pr We believe that the nalbarim the duiltmeisa at tam lam."—atinut do Duels. Odd in Orphan Institution will benefit by it to the extent of nearly glom I=t i at fin W.; 311 a, sus. id; I lb., &Ma.; 12 lb. et 1001.—Glasgow Free Pros. to da, at sss. • a lb., at M. the le lb. MARIA ANTONIA RsiLwAY.—Traftic for week eel liramiseem amylase, te Sonar Dv Baud ; anale..., P o logw*lara.laslsi. ending Oct. 20,1663, 2221. Corresponding wear, 1862, 25.91. POLTIMORE COPPER AND GOLD MINING COMPANY. GOLD DIGGING IN ENGLAND. Nesterilay the half-yearly general meeting of this company (postponed from the tint Wednesday its October) took place at the office of the company, Vereon Huuse, Pull mall. There was a very large attendance of proprietors—Lord Itanelagh and Capt. Moorsom being amongst them. On the table were exhibited I specimens of the produce of the mines, in the shape of large blocks of auriferous gamin, mere or less rich, and several lumps of pure gold, one of them about 4 inches over by 1 inch in thickuess, another about 3 inches in diameter by ,1 inch is thickness, and a &umber of smaller nuggets. The chair was filled by CHARLES HEREAOII, Esq. Alter the reading of the advertisement calling the meeting, and the rescinding of a rule which permitted dividends to be paid out of capital, the report of the committee was pre seated, from which we extract the following as the most important paragraphs : " The committee in meeting the shareholders at their locoed general meeting, hate much pleasure in being able to give a m o st satisfactory account of the position and pros , recta of the undertaking. The works have pruoeeded with every practical expeditioe. The wheel is now in full work, pumps have been sunk to 30 fathoms, and the levels within that depth arc clear of water, and the whole gear (with the exception of crushers and stamper,.) for working the river efficiently is in place. The production of copper having been the primary object of the formation of the company, it is a source of no small gratific anon to the committee to assert that the exploration already effected is equal to tee most sanguine expectations. In the edit level, courses of grey and yellow ore of a most encouraging nature, have been met with, and them seems little reason to doubt but that, these extraordinary works at the Poltimore were carried ea by the antisats for Ma 'redaction of this swat, whatever may have been their views with regard to SUM and silver. In the 20 fathom level a considerable tmeatity of ground has been removed at some former ft.,. pried, bat in the end or forebreast a most valuable lode of sapper exists of about five feet wide, thickly mixed with in grey tad purple copper, showing indisputably that the ess sit - 'anon of work arose, not from the absence of ore, but from hfa some other cause on which it is impossible to form an 113 opinion. These remarks apply to the Poltimore lode, known at' St. by the ancients es the North lode. 6' About 20 fathoms south, the south or Bamfylde lode so has been cut in the lobby about three feet wide. Even in this shallow depth there are two distinct courses of ore of 33 oae-and-e-half and two inches wide each, of so rich a chap rater that the greater proportion may be sent to the i; smelters without passing through the stamps. This is now * being driven on, and in • short distance there will be • et. back of at least 40 fathoms. A shareholder who recently 33 visited the mine made some trials personally, and he re- be. ports that he has had the ore assayed by Messrs. Johnson It' and Matthey, who returned 151 per cent. of copper, end 10 9 oz. 6 des. of silver to the ton of ore, which is still further gt, evidence of the strong ground of belief that the retinae?* es, sett is one vast field of mineral wealth. " Coming now to the question of gold—a subject which engrosses such geaersl attention throughout the country, i s t the committee are equally able to furnish an excellent ac count. Much scepticism as to the production of gold in ig England being of commercial value naturally existed for some time, which is not to be wondered at, considering heed one or two known essayists have returned mere '. 6 1 traces, but the preponderating evidence of facts to the 14 contrary, which have been arrived at by the various opera- •0 none= the Poltimore gouan, has converted the doubtful mei into warm supporters. Messrs. Rawlins and Watson, who to he,, paid great attention to the matter, give the average palm, of 17 dwts. of gold per ton of ore, and which they Now would yield • profit of 50,0001. per annum, according g s to their process, from 100 tens of concentrated gosson per so week, and after bearing the heavy expense, of cartage to aft the port, and freight to St. Helens; but experiments which &- have been made by Mr. Baden and others give reason to 0 ,„ believe that the ultimate average yield will be greater, 'a while the expense of extraction would be materially re- * diced. Mr. John Wilson, it will be remembered, in his es report of August 16, stated that the trials at Messrs. Raw- ft. Has and Watson's varied from oto 4 oz. of gold per ton, 6k sad this will explain why the average yield of 120 tons was t s l 17 dwts., while that of the previous reduction was 271 dwts. et in 20 Mr tons. " . Berdan's method has been publicly applied to the 23 Poltimore genic, and the principle proposed by Captain ee Moorsom and Mr. Mitchel will be tested at the Britannia al mine in a few days; the committee have suspended the 5- completion of any contract for the erection of power and se crushing gear until the result of the Britannia trials shall en be known. According to the trials of Mr. Berden's plan, IS the expense of crushing and amalgama ti ng will be reduced from 30e. to 10s. per too, in addition to the total saving of ie , land carriage and freight. The produce of the gold, the u result of experiments only, is already 5811. 6s. Id., with an so asset in addition of 450 tom of auriferous vegan ready to be to sent to the emitters, which Is equivalent to a further sum of act. 1,6061„ making altogether 2,187/. Considering therefore sk LPL the facts already arrived at to respect to the production of gold, and the various deposits of rich copper ore which are st now developed, it is not sanguine to express • firm convic 10 - ties that very beneficial results will quickly accrue to the 161 essapaay ; indeed it appears ajastifiable calculation to look ,_, fost division of very large profits in a limited period Ite after the machinery is at work. It has seldom been the 7; good fortune of a committee of management to have the is control of • mine of such great protium. The Poltimore, at, altogether, is a mine of such magnitude, that there can be fa SO doubt but that it will quickly take rank amoegst the to, hest dividend-paying mines M the country. tS "The accounts have been audited by Mr. Seed, the lie- u esointant. The expenditure of the half-year ending to September 30, amounted to 2,087/. 18s., inclusive of the MI purchase of machinery, timber, property, end other things, 19 to the collective cost of 1,1671. tis. 7d., leaving a balance of lc 16,7701. 6s. ltd. to the credit of the company, exclusive of shams, gold, and other assets as shown in the stock as account." From the balance sheet it appeared that the balance of St. eesh and securities in hand was 19,7541. 17s. sd. • gold in hand, 1611. 161.4 d. ; shares unappropriated, 8,2801. ; sun dries, 31.71. 6d. ; total, 28,1901. Is. The report of the mining agent, Captain Floyd, as to the tai, state of the works, which was generally satisfactory, was also read. le The CHAIRMAN moved the adoption of the report. Lord RANRLAOH seconded the motion. et. The report was adopted, and • vote of thanks and u confidence wee passed in favour of the committee of ma nagement, which concluded the business. itt SHARE LISTS. WEEINESDAT EIIZNING. The English railway market to-day was not af fected to the usual extent by the fluctuations of the funds. Prices opened lower, and business being far from active throughout the day, the closing range still showed a trifling reduction from that of Mon day, the rise in Consols this afternoon appearing to exercise little sympathetic influence. There is no general speculative movement in this department, the speculation for a fall seeming to be much dimi nished, whilst the late pressure for stock for delivery is much relieved by the quantity borrowed to adjust outstanding transactions. At the close business re mained dull, out prices may be reported steady at the rates quoted. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. In sympathy with the advance in the funds, the railway market is generally higher to-day, although business is quiet. London and North-Western stock is at present quoted 1031 to 1; Great Western, 81 to; ; Midland, 611 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 641 to 1; Great Northern., 20; to 1; Caledonian., 26; to ; and Dover., 181 to French shares are a shade better than they closed yesterday. Northerns are quoted 34 to 1; Stras bourg., 361 to ; ; and Paris and Lyons, 16 to 161 prem. ORDINARY SHARER AND MOM Lawiors. to 2 p.a lee Monism . Lanaci.. tiOttl4., /Yuji. an 4 Pet Jamaica .. t. auaS akkaa,laa..L.Owea.Jaa.l all Do.Clies/010.40:$1/1.C.1 LSI Do. do. (e. , Mid sad Rastas Oaladcalaa all Molar aid floljbaad au C.,aa sad tatatna _ 4g. Dabliassi flaltastiista.. all Dualis t rerth, and/Aar .' .. • all .. 1111 11.410 M o ,o ail lo Sonora Uatoo as; A... 01 Do. (Ws I. b. IL) ... I Do. slow 0 Sao $. Itlo &Art Laassolin .100 Odlobiagb sod =7 11c E.Unburst soi . 400 I 101Inburat, .' 100 .tholgow loodi rrre i= 1100 Otiot Morahan 100 Do. A. nook , 100 Do. B. Rook 1 Oulloath. sad Woot.(1ro.) 1 100 Groat Western .. 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Item stet it MAT= Valley 1 pet 'North tulidieraire Wait% Ileatereer. sue eleer,SlL epee Qat Dna _ _ dank Alpo I 8 22 24 101 10 3 IN 10ii 1143,414•.&1314414.1444:1144.3.1 41briwo.k C3144114:434.W . lee.) $ per Gat— .. I Da 3 per Oat I De 4 I! Ditto Med 44 per Calt 6eati DAUM ialladir , Asa I!3t ..... 16 If 91 101 If 14 Pr i FS 131 241 9S 14: 19 20 I Do. 4 per cant. itiltk.Toiliablrelperet.Guar Watarfordlikilaisaylp.st Tort. NearcaatArt ben I Ot.lrarta of tarr.ptrAi 9l 96 :DIM Ditto ... —' 4j at 'Yorldatilid.a.k 4 .Potalk i dta par SINES. 104 i OaSzir DISDAIN prises dose Na Mum Yuma PRA Yesterday. today. ii 0,0,0 1 Aiwa 3 324 all i iPm $5,000 1 *Milo Aserrrilas OW •21 6Ms par 100,000 its. •AoslsCaliromiaii 10,000 10 tAn6tralari.in 40,000 • Do. Oval Male' 1 - - 10,600 20 +beatniks 00,000 1 Mut:WM 03edillen „ all 1 lAI 140.300 1 Metrallan Wreeieeld 10,000 1 Are Maria. all 6&a 70%000 6 Bridal Allis Cold all I dl. 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Geld Runs Cleoshlag 00 all 6 2 100,000 liartitalta 20,000 l le ealcaskiLMeeriesa 9 06 1 61 6e,969 Maw Oraserla ..- .. -. all lOa par 60,030 New Carrie 11./1N.116. all - - 200.600 Mower lamb . . . all I 4pm 10,6 20 Paa*NaimiLL.ll.Bol.o all - - 100,000 1 rut .. - 1 6 idle 44,010 a.... . ... all Ohs par 1 114001 30 t kaa 1,14 311 Debi...-. 11 l 4 5 461 110,000 I Sie* Awarallas al - -Oa WO 32 11 10 TY Croft - 1 3 1 43.114 4{ * Mite 11ai1wa........ all 26 $ 34 31 70,001. 1 Wallet 100,000 1 WIN Granada ...... all 611 di' NO" 1 Maw Ilaiipor .. ell 4 Ins 100.000 1 IWO t Traukrabia *140103•3 3403. JOINT BTOOI Inbason tioist today. edam does to-day. THE CHOLERA Dr NORTHERN EcnovE.—A letter from Christiania (Norway) of the 22nd ult. says :—" The cholera bas died away here ; but it has broken out in seve ral other towns of the province of Ackenhuus, where, how. ever, it has not made very great ravages. The 'Wattle appears to tend in Norway towards the north. In the is. tarot of public health, the sellers of spirituous liquors ia Christiania have spontaneously engaged not to sell after sunset on Sundays and fete days." - The cholera is rapidly diminishing at Stockholm. On the 22nd ult. there were only 16 persons attacked, and 6 deaths. The total number of eases up to that date in Stockholm was 4,476 ; of which 1,667 were cures, and 2,68 d deaths —leaving 133 patients under treatment. ESCAPE OF Two PRISONERS.—ShortIy before the closing of the Marylebone police court on Monday, Addey, the jailer, went into one of the cells to bring out a pri soner, when he found that two men who had been locked up, one of them charged with highway robbery and another with felony. had made their escape. In the ceiling of the cell was an iron plate perforated, and fastened by screws, which bad by some means or other been drawn out. An aper ture was thus afforded for the egrets of the fugitives, one of whom left behind him his coat. and the other a jacket They must have made their way over the roof, and alighted in Paddington street. One prisoner was an associate of Hackett, the burglar, who some time ago escaped from a cell at the Marlborough rolice.court. A FRIEND IN NEED.—WO (Leeds Intelligencer) hit upon a gem the other day, and here it is : " On the 6th inst., at Sephton, by the Rev. R. Walker,W. S. Way, Esq., of London, to Ellen, widow of his late esteemed friend, T. H. Illidge, Esq." Now if that is nut enough to make a man leave a widow without much regret, we confess our unable to conjecture what he would have. What a solace it must be to a man who has a wife and a friend, to know that when he is dead, his friend will not only espouse the widow, but that the whole thing, friendship and all, will be pat into the newspapers. Besides, what a great fund for public gratification such a plan u this affords. What a pleasure it must give, for instance, to every person who reads the announcement we have quoted, to find that Way is such a fine fellow that be esteemed the defunct Illidge so much, that he not only went to his femoral, saw him put by decently and respectably, but carried his friendship so far as to take his widow to i re altar alter- Wade. ar — r"oto 1 100104 4 No. OD. Bona. Pd. Ircopoday to•ds, O kaalreiala .... NI *IL 04 Maki Loon Co au • 101014 Nall Ampisaa • 0. II 0000101 if dais 010 M Ail - ...—. 2 1 I die 10 20,000 100 2594100 Cloorariliditaiiii. 20 11v s 25.000 0 1045.00. 1180.4170 . it 7O 14 1f ell. • 81 25.098 SO ,Loo. 0100. gi 9966 l6 i 10m 10,0041 60 i Load= sod 40,0001 50 ,Loodou Joist 60,009100 I Load= mg SO 33 33 34900100 INatkoaal Peot. 36 10.04 SO 'Do. Nro. . ..... 20. • iNediraiilniiii SO, ,ID INaw 11002 Was 41 1 33.8731 26 Woo& Suji=pon•a• all 41 47 20,000 100 400 10 D0 he 10 11 ar...... .... all 60.000 1 Royal anl=9 ... Os . 1 0 dig oar 800 26 9441•00aNlo 2900 26 Uaka 0 Auld* all 76 73 8900 Do. Now 0 iBl 71 0.0 Dies of loodoo lO , 1 1 16.00u 00 4 69 0 lUalasol /Weld 11150ELLA111008. 01ostog I plow Daixon No. Mt Unanduroon. Pd.' Itortardu to-di XI, 6 AsMa &alma Ina 6 20. .. 26 1==341 12.505 20 Ma a 69.000 10 Awlalga llogal MO 35M0 10 bolo Watonrarko. *Nib AMO= Led— iti,bbo idasooLemasedsc.co 1 lope 1 Oasis . ..... 100.000 Orilla f. 6 6. & ill oat 60.000 aft lroor 130. , 0 MIN ol imam 40, Saw — 12. ' Telsenth -.iv lID 1? 19 17."" , 21 .1 I 11 12 14 ........,..... 10. 1 gibed Mg. liradiatios. H . Newel IL a Illiplog 0o l6 123 111 . ; • Obi esaroa Dalt • . 74 ..• 11) . ibilekla 111. Nartgaiicii 6 it) 1 10. 14111 1 * Pai = lagar" 1 4 ii 61 7,1 a T ...3. Coolood lota,. -araript: .1 r truant 1 114X111111116 1 'Y" , Li t & i trUoialliiiii___ , tr itoor LA & lumeso al 1 IPo 61 1 Parlarals &rola Ow an 1• De. KM 105 Wltorailms •60 — lll .. 1 Lair. lovilliilt an Ijll2a 2 3 1 12. . 25 3 5 sr 150,000 1 Agill &aorl . 71- 77_ 1.000 UN Via Dlfisma" __ _ _ 391 6 4q +S it li MONEY MARKET. WEDNESDAY EVLNINO. The funds opened this morning at a decline of per cent. from the closing quotations of Monday, owing to fresh telegraphic despatches confirming the intelligence received yesterday of the passage of the Danube by a portion of the Turkish army. Money purchases, however, being actively renewed on the fall, and including a purchase of 80,0001. stock by an influential broker for immediate transfer—an operatiou understood to be for a trust account—the speculators for the fall also came in as buyers, and, at the final close, notwithstanding the threatening character of the news from the East of Europe, prices stood at a rise of fully 1 per cent. on the closing range of Monday. The character of the Consul market remains intrinsically good, being at present mainly influenced by the usual law of supply and demand. It is quite obvious that stock is still being gradually absorbed by the public, the sales, on the other hand, being chiefly speculative. Stock is still much wanted for immediate delivery, and the scarcity to day was more felt than for some time past. In illustration of this it may be mentioned that money stock has commanded 7, per cent. higher than the quotation for the account. Brokers desirous of in vesting comparatively unimportant sums were com pelled, in several instances, to buy for the account, owing to the extreme unwillingness and indeed ina bility of the jobbers to supply it for immediate trave ler. This, added to the continued uneasiness that prevails amongst the speculators for the fall, may be taken as affording the chief explanation of the pre sent singular firmness of the market in the face of the aspect of politics. Consols were first quoted this morning 921 to 931 for account, declined to 93, "sellers; rose to 931 (even touching 931 for cash), fell to 931 to 1, and were last officially quoted 931 to 94 for money, and 93'4 to for the 10th November. After three o'clock there was a further advance, the account price at fear o'clock being 94 to 1, and, after that hour, 941 to 1. Business in this department of the market continues characterised by considerable activity. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 921, 931, ; ditto, for account, 10th Nov., 93,1, 921, 931, 1, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 911, 921. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 941, 1,931, 944, 94, 941. Long Annuities, 1880, 5 3-16, 5 3-16. India Stock, 248. South Sea Stock, 113; ditto, Old Annuities, 991. Bank Stock, 214, 213, 213. Exchequer Bills showed little variation, closing par to 4e. prem. India Bonds were quoted 2s. die. to 2s. prem. The foreign stock market was fairly supported, though deficient in business. Mexican was in re quest, and closed firm at a further decided improve ment. Other stocks show little change in prices. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 261 to 1. Spanish Deferred, 211 to 22; the Certifs., 41 to 31 r cont. Peruvian Three per Cents. , 49 to 51 . Granada Active, 19 to 21 ; ditto Deferred, 71 to 81. Russian Five per Cents., 112 to 114; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 97 to 99. The list of sales is as follows: Brazilian Old Five per Cents., small bonds, 98. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 58. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 941, 1. Granada Deferred Bonds, 8, 81. Mexican Three per Cents., 251, 26k, N. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 713, 71, 701. Sardinian Five per Cents., 921. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 45; ditto New De , ferred Three per Cents., 211, 1 ; the Passive Bondi (Converted), 41; the Committee's Certificates, 5 per cent. Venezuela Deferred One per Cent., 131. A portion of the gold brought in by the Argo from Australia was to-day presented to the Bank for purchase ; and the bulk of the remainder will probably be sent in to-morrow. It is expected that the steamer of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Company, which is fixed to leave Southampton for Alexandria ou Friday next, will take out specie and bullion to the value of between 300,0001. and 350,0001., chiefly in silver, for the East. By the courtesy of the secretary to the Royal Mail Steam-packet Company, we are informed that the particulars of the specie brought in by the Magda lena, from the West Indies and Mexico, are as follows :—ln gold, 26,9041. ; 482,192 dole. 64c. ; and 7,5671. in gold dust. The total value of this is about 130,0001. As has already been stated in the Daily News, the specie awaiting shipment at Vera Cruz was left behind owing to the tempestuous weather, and will therefore tend to increase the cargo of the next homeward boned packet. The subjoined communication is of importance, as affecting the interests of the Mexican bondholders: The Committee of Mexican Bondholders have saviors dated Mexico, the 2nd ult., from Mr. Falconnet, who in tended to return to London by way of the United States in the souse of the present month, or at least by the next direct packet. The government had instructed Messrs. Basing, Brothers, and Co. to pay over 4,5411. 9,. 6d., being the balance of their account, to the credit of the dividends fend at the Bank of England, and the packet brings for the same fund from Tampico 28,134 dole. 33e. ; 13,985 dots. 12e. had also been shipped by the agents of the bondholders in San Bliss by ll.M.'s ship Cockatrice for Panama, to be forwarded to London per next Chapel' steamer. This will brlsg up the dividend fund to above 120,0001, although there is no remittance from Vera Cruz this month. But the Mexican government, anxious that the half-yearly dividend due since let July, 1852, should be raid without say further delay, bad by an arrangement dated 29th Sept. last mortgaged the ace of the bondholders for 250,000 doh. to Messrs. Jetker, TORO, and Co., and have by this packet remitted 50,0001. in a bill at eight to Col. Facio, with instructions to advertise the payment of the said dividend Immediately. Mr. Falconnet, considering that the accelera tion of the payment of a dividend even by a month would be very acceptable to the bondholden, did not hesitate to give his consent to this arrangement, as the greater par: of the cost of it was to be paid by the Mexican government. It was estimated that the duties on the cargoes entered in the month of September last would in Vera Cruz amount to 632,200 doh., and in Tampico to 186,550 dole ; together, 718,750 dole., of which one-fourth will be for the dividend fund of the foreign debt. The warlike tenor of the advices from the East of Europe induces great firmness in the tallow market. The price to-day was again 3d. per cwt. higher, closing 565. 6d. for November and December de livery. To-day, the fine weather having allayed the fears excited by the late heavy rains, the corn trade ruled very quiet ; and the few retail sales effected were at Monday's rates for all articles except oats, for which, owing to the small arrivals, more money was asked. The supply of home-grown corn at this day's market was small, and that from abroad moderate, since last Saturday. In floating cargoes, of which there are very few arriving and few offer ing on sale, nothing was done, as far as could be ascertained; importers ask full prices. The country markets held yesterday are reported firm, but without animation. At Liverpool the advance of Friday was lost. The French mail to-day reports steady markets, but without animation. At Odessa freights have receded to 1325. per ton (about 198. per quarter) for the United Kingdom. Land shares to-day again met with numerous transactions, but prices were less buoyant. In the leading Australian descriptions a relapse of 11. to 30s. per share took, place. Bank shares were scarcely changed in price. Crystal Palace shares were steady at Ito 1 prem. The shares of the Australian Royal Mail Steam Company have been dealt in at 31 (Si. paid); St. Katharine Dock stock, at 93; and General Screw Steam Shipping (181. paid), at 131. The subjoined notice of the silk market is extracted from the monthly circular of Messrs. Waithman and Co., dated Nov. 1: The silk market has been quiet during the past month, but the trade generally continues good, and the deliveries show undiminished consumption ; the !nine are fully em ployed, and as yet there is no accumulation of thrown silk. The isnio l p i sl u os et i b no l i ntd e ht o s e a o rle, purchase, flesl2lo t a wd l hi t a hno n oeh d lit C , yw h a n i eth ua rey • r r be af uthl o s tth i l;e i i le ntily w fe c tewe h auc t di o oetndika: logues were withdrawn or bought in. In China sit a few parcels were placed, after the sales, by prisa.e contract, at a reduction of Is. per lb., chiefly third and fourth class silk. In Bengal silk business was done to a moderate extent at about previous prices. The caution, natu ally induced by the present state of political and monetary affairs, bus no doubt had its influence in clucking operations, otherwise, in the present healthy state of trade, the tracsactiiiiis would doubtless have been more extensive. Ily the overland received on the 29th ult., we have advice. Irma Shanghai up to nth August : a large business had been done in silk at a small reduction in prices, the settlements being chiefly made against bills at the enormous exchange of 7e. 9d.; the total settlements, up to date, were stated at 15,000 bales, being just the lame quantity as at th e s ame period last sear. The shipments to date were 9,000 bales, against 11,000 bales last year. The steamer w i l l bring 470 bales. Should there be no irruption of the rebels into the silk die. tricts it is confidently expected that the exports will be filly up to, if not in excess, of those of last year. In Italian silk there is nothing to notice. Brig& silk : The imports are only 39 bales. In Persian silk there has been very little business done. • - Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Iteuter's express : Amsterdam, Tuesday, closing prices : —Dutch Four per Cents., 921; ditto Two-and-a-Haif per Cents., 61. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., '214 ; the Coupons, 3 5.16 ; the Old Three per Cents., foreign, 44. Austrian Five per Cent. Metullics, 76:. Peru vian New, 60:. Portuguese New, 37 1-16. Mexican New, 21 1-16. Granada Active, 191 ; Equador, 3 13-16. The Dutch funds are unchinged, but most other stocks show a reduction. The exchange on London exhibits little variation, coming reported at 11.721, at short. Paris, closing prices of this day, for money :—Three per Cent. ltentes, 73.25; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99.50. llink shares, 2,785. Compared with the closing range of Monday the Three per Cents. show an improvement of 10e., and the Four-and-a-Half per Cents, a decline of 13r. THIS DAY.—Two (Yew( K. The ex'raordinary scarcity of stock continues, and, with the approach of the settling day, the oversold position of the market is more plainly evident. Under the combined influence of bon/if/dc and " bear . ' buy ing, prices have again risen to-day, and now stand at a further advance of 1 per cent. compared with the closing official range of yesterday. The jobbers seem almost destitute of stock. Consols opened with an unsettled appearance at 941 to 95 for account, fell back to 91 to 1, and have since risen to 914 to 93 for account, and 954, to for money. In the present singular state at things the market is considerably excited, and tenders of money stock command a bonus or " backwardat ion "of to 4 per cent. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 931 to 94 ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 93; to 94; India Stock, 2.)0 to 253; Bank Stock, 216. Exchequer Bills, 2 to 30. prem. ; India Bonds, 2s. die. to Is. prem. Foreign stocks are steady, with a rather improving tendency. Mexican is firm at 28; to Z. The sales include : Russian Five per Cents., at 113 ; Sardi nian, 92 to 93; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 441 ; ditto Deferred, 21i ; Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 32; Dutch Four per Cents , 94i to 95 ; Pe ruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 711; Equador, 51 to ; Granada Deferred, 8. MINES. V7VONESOXY EVENINO. There has been a good business doing in the home mining share market today. South Caradon shares have been chiefly in demand. Alfred Console, Great Wheal Alfred, and Tremayne, on the other hand, aro flat. The sales reported arc—South Caradon at 300; North Pool, 2371; United Mines, 220; South Frances, 210; Tresavean, 200; Wheal Comford, 34, 36; West Providence, 361; Alfred Consols, 25, 261, 27; Wheal Mary Ann, 411 ; Mill Pool, 31; Tran nack and Bosence, 51; Trehane, 10; Wheal Uny, 91 ; Wheal Tremayne, 7, Porkellis United, 8,1; Great Crinnis, 11 ; Wheal Zion, 21, ; Mendip Hills, 3 ; Peninsular Mining, Ils. 6d. ; Kirkcud brightshire. 31; Obernhoff, 1 to 1 prem. The shares of the more accredited gold mining companies remain steady in price, with a fair busi ness doing. At 4 o'clock, Colonial Gold were quoted 9-16 to 11-16 prem.; Port Phillip, 7-16 to 5-16 die.; Great Nugget, 1 to 7, prem.; Ague Fria, a to 1 prem.; Nouveau Monde, 7-16 to 9.16 prem. Metcalfe copper shares experienced a decided fall to-day, closing Ito 1 prem. United Mexican were also very heavy, and fell about 11. per share. The Mexican and South American Company's shares were also flat. Santiago. on tho other hand, were higher. In Imperial Brazilian there were numerous transactions, and the late rise is fairly supported. The nominal closing prices of new undertakings are as follows :—Mizen Head, 1 to k dis. ; Lewis Hill Range, 1, to 1 die. ; Cologne Lead, s to 1 dis. ; Clarendon (of Jamaica), k to 1 prem.; Britannia Gold, 1 to 1 per eh. ; New South Wales Coal, 1 to 1 dis; L'Aigle d'Or, 1 to 1 din.; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, k die. to k prem. ; Mount Carbon Coal, to 1 die. ; Kenmare, dis. to 1 pm.; Lake Superior Copper, 1 dis. to par ; Connemara, a to 1 die. ; Glenaulin, 1, to 1 die . ; Australian Mutual, 1, to die . ; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, to die.; Golden Mountain, Ito 1 dia.; Poltimore, k to 1 prem. ; Great Crinnis, par to pm.; Garnett and Moseley, Ito 11 prem.; Sue River (of Jamaica), par to k pm. ; Met calfe (of Jamaica), # to 11 prem.; Carberry West, to dM. ; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 to 01 die. ; Australasian Coal, 1 to 1 dia.; Liguanea (of Jamaica), to 1 die. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica), 1 to t, prem.; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, 1 to k die. ; Australian Consols, to die. ; Albion Gold, Ito dia. ; Great Cambrian Mining and Quarry ing, par tol prem. ; Peninsular Mining, 1 to 1 pm.; Lackamor Copper, to 1 die.; Angarraek Console, par to 1, prem. ; New Linares,l toe dis. ; Obernhoff, par to 1 prem.; South Devon Consols, 1 tol die. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The gold mining share market to-day is steady at about former quotations, with little business. Agua Frias are quoted ri to prem. ; Nouveau Monde, 2to prem.; Colonial Gold, 4 to Z prem.; and Great Nug get, 3 16 to 5-16 prem. Australian Agricultural shares have advanced to 421 to 434; and Peel River, Z to I pm. North British Australasian are quoted 3-16 to 5-16 prem.; and Scottish Australian Investment, I 9-16 to 1 11.16 prem. United Mexican shares have been dealt in at 21 to 31; Imperial Brazilian at 6I; sad Santiago at 41 to COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCINO-LANE.-THIS DAY. There has not been a public sale of colonial proiluce to day—a very unusual occurrence oa a Thursday. TEA.—The market remains firm, but the demsni is less active. CorrEE.—We are without transactions of impartaLce to report to-day. Corrox.—The demand crntinues limited ; the pun:ie .ale ' of 340 bales Surat was chiefly bought in at 31 to 30. per lb. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The tallow market to-day is very quiet, at the annexed quotations .—Town tallow, 58s. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 565. 61. ; Oct. to Dec., 56.. ; Jan. to March, 575. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS D AY. Mr. E. J. 1 1 .ivis reports the supply large and trade dull prices quite ss. lower than this day week. Prime meadow hay, 90s. to 110 s. ; sos. to 751. ; rowen, 455. to 5.55.; clover, 90s. to 1205 . ; s econ d cut, 70s. to 110 s. , straw, Kw. to 40s. THE WORKS FOR TUE LONDON NECROPOLIS.— This undertaking is about to be begun at Gui;dford, the commoners having been arranged with and paid 15,000/ for their rights, which they valued at 22,000/. Lord Onslow is also arranged with for 2,118 acres for the cemetery. ' LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. — Return of traffic for the week ending Oct. 30, 18.53 : Passengers, parcels, carriages, horses, and mails, 24,5761. 103. 61. ; merchandise, 22,8811. Gs. Od. ; cattle, 1,7591.2 e. Si. Total, 49,21.61. 19s. 2d. Cocteepoadixis week, 1802, 46,4871. Is. H. A 4l 10j;