The Express. — London, England, 1852-11-30 00:00:00

• •:r"Nit I!iT 6 • • Ttit _ LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1852. [THREEPENCE. RAILWAYS. plea Agdpk.... ~. I eras • L•Reli; ao Da.( Mina) . :j . Sortherl of Poser.„ f 73 - 1 ~ II e 7. ail I reefing the guano trade, it is manifestly to the inte --., rest of the bondholders to have the debt redeemed on equitable terms as speedily as possible, for ho would be a bold speaker who should assert that the trade in Peruvian guano, as at present conducted, will be al ways as profitable. We are aware that many of the holders already express anxiety at the falling off in the imports of guano, some evidence of which is afforded by the Board of Trade returns. At the same time the bondholders will do well not to relinquish their hold of any portion of their present rights till an equivalent is secured to them. The committee charged with the examination of the bill for the conversion into 41 per cents. of the greater portion of the 5 per cent. loans of Belgium, has unanimously approved of the measure, and has fixed the sinking fund oa the now stock at half per tent. per annum, a proposition to raise it to ono per cent. having been defeated. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by our government stocks at pre sent prices. To render the results strictly accurate, the proportion of interest which may have accrued since last dividend period should in each care be taken into account. It should also be remembered that the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. becomes a Three per Cent. stock in 18.54. The railway market continue decidedly good, purchases offering very freely. Prices have generally ruled at a further advance this morning, although at this moment the tall improvement is not quite main tained. French Ares are better. nuns AND Men DNOVAILANTEND. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocr. 1 - 16. — a - ili jiratissb IL 4 = z siks.) Odom Obi mil .. Men/ Lem —. Pirls as! Offease ... .. IN u; r r Perim •ed ter` Pats.Ouryoupgberbolur : 171 17f ipa 44 14 40 34i 44f I Pea 10 i 214 Ile II It lot 17 l $i ..~..a.:.~i imam sad Hz.re sis 4 Upper lons Snip Mane of From— si !se 3 4 LtuA•tri. ibordeis . " sag ba iisMst °.la. Nimh.Weiv. laa,aftes.l". Si SS 14 ,t 4, .4 es It U . .. 441 MONEY MARKET. Mowosy KIMMINS. The prices of the English funds were a shade lower to-day, but little weakness was apparent. The report of an intended increase in the navy was calcu lated to have an unfavourable effect. It is also usually observed that at periods when the attention of the house is absorbed by the arrangement of a heavy share account, as today, prices frequently show a drooping tendency. To-morrow the purchaser of the government broker will be renewed, and prices will probabl resume their elasticity. Consols ruled day lowerlies 'Malay, at 'Mt to 1, th for money and the othcember. The lofficial business report includes : —Three per Cent. I Consols, for money, 1011, 1, ; ditto, for account, 1011. Three per Cent. Reduced, 1001, 1, 1. Three and.aQuarter per Cents., 1031, 1.4, 31, 4. India Stock, 277. M op Chhiliaima Ds. de. 41s. .L SO aM Easier Moor sad 11910 Q Cork bed anima Dablibmi lilhothse Pas ee ed Aber deen WI Asp= • rid . De. (A N IL & IL) &Ora 41rnigNEw am= Oldie. Ctrs (Ism 1110 0. . V*. dim aM 01 i ii du lill 111 I/ U 111 U 111 Isl II fa. 19 • • let. per met. Tim pee Cost Cowls ..... lel It I Thee per Cent Redline.' llOl.. .1 13 11 Nem Th ee-and.a.Quarter Cent lO3 $ 2 71 Wet Meek (dind ad ealwl.iM at the rate . l'li per pent pr r ansalit) ladle Masi (4*. Poi per eoet per aesea) . Leastneqee BOW, Ilareh Ont. lid. per per day) 73e. pet 2 I 0 Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Lirer pool Weekly Share Lid) showing the rates yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prices, the calculation being based on the dividend paid for the ball-year ending the 30th of June : _ viol 4_41 sal N« i t N, Di,&l J. 91 tel q 7 1 IQ SI be bel 79 II slf $34 40 SI .3 47 49 41 in 144 101 103 974 " IS Ye SS SO s IS $I 1111 INC IN IN (N 11111•1=0. r e= DIA I amok A. Mest... dank% Mat Ow. tistik.sal ea.(ln. DM Ikea &don . Wa ! vN Ortitle . ii se in I" N' Exchequer Bills did not maintain Saturday's im provement, closing at 70s. to 735. prem. for both the March and June issues. India Bonds command 80s. to 83s. prem. In the foreign house the settling was in progress, but had little effect upon prices. Austrian scrip and Mexican and Brazilian stocks were rather better, whilst Peruvian, Portuguese. and Sardinian remain very firm; but Spanish Bonds and Swedish scrip were flat. Turkish scrip was again worse, being sold u low as 1 prem. for money. This decline was owing to the reading in the house by Mr. Capel of a letter from Lord Malmesbury, in reply to a communication from the committee of Turkish bondholders, in which the Foreign Secretary, whilst promising his good offices, in a non-official point of view, with the Turkish government, imputes the charge of want of due caution to the contractors, and appears to discourage the hope of anything being recovered in the shape of reparation for the breach of contract other than in terest charges. The letter in question, however, has not yet been officially issued. The bondholders per sist in hoping for a more satisfactory solution of the question, backed, as they trust to be, by the govern ment of France, in which country by far the larger proportion of the loan was raised. Of the extreme necessities of the Ottoman government sufficient proof is afforded by the fact that it has not even yet been able to reimburse the money received by it on account of the loan, and applied to meeting the pressing liabilities of the Bank of Constantinople. With ' regard to the letter of Lord Malmesbury, it is re marked that great blame attaches in some quarter, as privileged operators were permitted to "discount" it on Saturday. The closing price to-day was called If to 2 prem. Grenadian Bonds aro fairly supported, being maintained by very influential parties. It thus happens that, as weak holders realise, new and strong buyers quickly come forward. The explana tion of this state of things is to be found in the great amount of attention which some of our leading capitalists are now bestowing upon the means of de veloping the resources of this republic, and which, it is thought, cannot fail, as a natural consequence, to have a most beneficial influence upon the prospects of the bondholders. The promotion of mines, canals, steam companies, and emigration projects in this republic may certainly be looked upon u the only effectual means of giving a stimulus to the develop ment of its vast resources, which, if properly ma naged, ought to be sufficient to meet the interest on the debt several times over. To-day's list of sales is subjoined : Austrian Five per Cent Scrip, 9, 94 prem. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 991, 3 (ex change, 25E) Brazilian Old Five per ets., 1021, 1; ditto Four-and-a-H ilf per Cents., 1852, 971, 4; Danish Five per Cents., 1081; Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 971 • Ecuador Bonds, 5 ; Granule. One-and-a-Hal f per dent , ex Dec., 1849, Coupon, 22; ditto Deferred, Ilf, 11; Mexican Three per Cents., 25, 241 ' • ditto for a ccoant, Dec. 18, 251; Peruvian Deferre d Throe per Cents., 641 ; Portuguese Converted Four per Cent., 381, 38, j; ditto for account, 381, f : ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 991, 1001; SpernA Old Three per Cents., 62,611; ditto New Deferred Three per Cent., 25, 241, # ; the Committee's Certif., 31, 34 per cent.; Swedish Mortgage Loan, 11, 11 dia.; Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 1, 11, 14, 11 prem.; ditto for ac count, 11, 11, 11, prem. .4.411 "1 100 Da Tikes .. imearkies NY Db./Vibe „. IDo. Mat Nabs 0.10 I Looks sall riven. Low.SUbury,llllleDial . 1.2 ;6 1=8. Ore • Se II 31 es 31 1 IS IS el If pa 1436 1411 ItSi 1$ 11 f in 2 IN I? 3 t 416 es Is l ii 21 32 221 114 24 3As Pi $1 • t• at. par or: Pm& Pries. Railway. l an &O II DOM. 126 • Larks sod Nadi Western Stack S i 7 I 4, 1 7 41 = Lewin swi c.w. L.... , Wiesie d.a r i a b l , pw itta t e 4 4 I , 4 4 4 4 9.1 . Wed inlibilll.., iiel iii ~.i, Ni t In! eilS - 7 Do./10191Essi . . B.(e Lariat St Ilmll.ll Man _ Diesist Smilkallue D a t i =a la rsist Ds. Elm sod LIMN KYLOVlDO.(lnt.hirier i 4 • 474 alidleao West Western—lreland 414 Greet *Anima sad Western-1 a and l7 • SEI 18119bernIs end Glasgow lf 11 7V4 UMW Owe IS le $7 Leasestar sod Cartial• 414 Digit W MINI lO 7 19, Teel. Ilraessib. sad Bernlek lO It 0$ Mow, imillella Western 47 111101m1. linsilsetama, awl Derby " Usle oad S elh Femcfn . 8 6 _ _ :t. 100 SI 41 St. 100 0* . inn 1 _ ... ... . M•mert. Mirgamsy, I Worry nal lealiltais . =lllarrimpslatistot. II fa SI See U Lutawhirs NU 1130331 re 33)* 3 2 111 MMus Oman 8 4 24 Wadi Ifolors 103ef Larlbs=tos. awl loch 0334 Eat NI 2.6lllarthers ,.__ 2 6 Dlorti Sethi . lNorth Devoid:2. De. A .... Do. et I Oressised North NW... sitlacitsall.Westanivaie Ilf If 414 $ II i I 4$ 6 II TI 41 44 . ~. 2t Chaim madßleiraithead... di York dad Meth Midland . 1 13 3 i I in s 1 s 0 eis 914 4 n 411. I li Pa 64 II 91 100 71 74 If MI 74 II 11 !411. 50 II 10 104 15 IS_ : I I " THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. Attention is still mainly directed to the settlement of the account in the share and foreign stock markets. appointed to take place to-day, and business in the English funds has consequently been quiet. Consols have been rather firmer at 1011- to for money and the oth pro:. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1001 to 1; the Three -and-a-Quarter per Centr., 1031 to ; India Stock, 275; South Sea Stock, 112! ditto New Annuities, 1001; Bank Stock, 2221; Ex chequer Bills, March, 735. to 70s. prem.; ditto June, , 709., 735., 695., 725. prem. Foreign stocks are firm, but with only a limited business doing, owing to the settling being in pro gress. The Certificate issued by the Spanish Bond holders Committee is higher, having reached 31 per cent. Peruvian Deferred Bonds mark 041; Mexi can, 25; Granada Deferred, 111 to ; Equador sto ; Spanish Old Threes, 511 to 52 ; ditto New Deferred, 24; ; Swedish loan, la dis. it. lOW It. 100 is It. lM Iffeas..Bl Weirs/ Wird §brogia. Um, A DaL.ll4l.Waimeit 1 8 1 I Iftweitoryllahookir growithary l anew Ds. Oinrstry Semi TielmkattverDs Dllb IIIM! a 11 2 4 4$ 23 U 41 14 II q I 24 14 124 II 44 1111 28 it '1 10 1 , S 2 r 64 41. II 1 " Si I ss si Iralre et udeml owl Withal NM wee.9•Pmla u. THE LATEST FOREIGN EXCI[ANOES. ill 121 i. St. 100 SS IS Se 10 M. lei rirale,aTlMi 01lipir I Tarkjimoutisliarendi D., M. Barlisse .. , IDo.O.W.Lholimm :: I fork sad llalli Mira N i lli LIAR I AT PARIS, Nov. 25. ' for Money. ?par Ceuta. .... N SO 64u Yoe ACOUIIOt. 8i 73 Lowest.l Ckeing. 64 SS 4470 106 . 30 1014 S ... ... IS Si Di N' sa Si fa IS {- 0E1141119.. gar Ono. 1939.1 per dale ... 3 par Oanls.New insbospi en Lanese t 946,1611 ; 90 days, IA Ta. Niglaa.apirCUlS4o IN *Mr I Nalit• !Mats — gamy. De. 1949 ..... Dame 6 per Cents 101 Uo. 4 0 „. Do. 1330 Piedmont • p. 01..— ma A.. asessur, Deeds Do. 1. 11132 ....„ beak Shares Pants, Nov. _ I Gersaahl, —; Versailles (right teak% —; ditto ((loft lea), —; Parts and °rheas. 1073 , Paris sod lensagg iimmg •9 le ; lean and Havre, 330; Ilarrollles and ;iv*. .999; sad NIL ; VS; Noreltera, 000; Paris and eineftsr. MI Paris sail Lyon, 933 30 ; Lyons and Ashman. 730 ; misissos Ind Templ e 1117 SO ; Onset, 794 ; Mason and et. Disler to • 143 ; h als till Cheibra-g, 649; Dlon and. Besencen, —,• Limps end Pase.p. and Cat n 630; honks= sad Tee,—; Paris sad Ossess, 199; Grand Gin* • Beaux, Nov. 27.—Voluntary Loan, 1011. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850) 1031; ditto (1862), 1031 ; National Debt, 94. Commercial and Marine Socie_ty's Premium, 148. Bank Shares, 1081. VIENNA, Nov. 27. —Five per Cent. Metalliques, 941; New Loan (Series A), 94 ; ditto (Series B), 11018 Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 841. Bank Shares, 1,336. Exchange on London, 11.29. 'oil. 9626 mic7s 106 60 102 111 SS Si 149 141 Ifll/4 1111 us is 4 sT se s W 14 141 Ili 9% 19 11li I Ile 1071 iN4 $4 OS , . •., „ • kerl,6oa t iZie4._.-- 0 4.••• • / f , ' ‘ :1' 0.2_1,-4,-.X.choi-1-----'4•-e,--'7 i • t . . OF T i tit - . • No. 1,957.] . LONDON, TUESDAY EVEN. IRQUITY sod LAW LIFE ASSURANCE I REL A ND . _ • SECOND EDITION. ~ xi rrr, no 26, Ilstoles-laddelde. Loaded °AMIE , IN 11115 Oft ICE ARE Itiourvrastx, EXCEPT Deur", Nov. O. 0 curs ct MAUD. Troll 'fir IS NIGHTS GAZETTE. .. k . „ 1 .,4,,„,” as esent, ate awn Isbeield rate et peadma, Winter has already set in in its harshest form, Web mewl! ll` roller all ime Gs Eft Hrtrsa ds7 go Is warm% Yesterday we had a rather heavy shower of snow. et DI • 3114 ' & m ob s sea* beta „..d an „ a mi d which, although it melted on touching the ground in roues sworn( wiIdsFOREION-01PIIICE. Nov. 29.-The Queen has been ▪ 1,,,.., annuities Mee menden. and around the city, continues this morning to scud to approve of Mr. &canto Cooper u Consul at Putt hi 3 5. 3 " 3( '' r 334" the 31* D333l3l33l _,.__Lt i l r iti " drar " whiten the sides of the neighbouring mountaios. Z orvo lip gr 7 a vo w 311 b s t 4/1 0 , 114 asaa c tr z i ,,,„43 TP•43407.0111041411. Jaunt loaresees Otero that duo will trewertswoomopo Isamu yeses mats The wind blows with excessive coldness, aecompanisd Duncan Thompson as Consul at the 1..50 t Good Hops he al plow per oat. et the p51Z1P5,....1M15ee . ...........161211.111.4111= SI! by occasional showers of sleet and rain, sad the Ns- his Majesty she Kiss of the Belgians. smoja leln ol4 :„. 4 ' 4 l a ..""tt ess * j' amadi d"""'""'''.a. sa b ir s .r.....”r a o d son meals to have assumed its severest aspect at an Dowunto-srnerr, Nov. 30.-The Queen has been psiscuss pd. unusually early period ; the weather at thus moment tamed te appoint William M Up*, Esq., to in Itesidaat Treni.s. aws be 14144, Is me " 1 " 1 " 4414 a 44'1'44 camber el being more Me that of J anuary than November. Magistrate at Fort Peddle, in the settlement of the Cape of gi mes, ea At witayeat area Good Hope. Many places in the interior of the country still con- RI RITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, tinge to suffer from the Hood& Towards the okso BANKRUPTS. ltessmiessi ase. I. AM of bat week a part of Kilnaglisary-bridge, near HENRY VINNALL. dad sot KREMALL, Hestia" stone " tuipowered by emit Me of Pediment, 4 Viet, cop. IA Caussu-41.1WIIIIST ALFSANDE Blaeldrestli Park. Clrtigellllll, ill the county of Cork wise canted sni_ l 9 ll • move:newts OW TUle INST N. ..._ away, and a boy who happened to be passing the !WIGWAM. CABBY, Portinenequue, outfitter. WILLIAM ROBINSON. Maidstone. Uninednpor. a : di la ': 5 t a L 5 „.. 4.1444444 0 , D i h ia . l4l4l°l Wiliam ' 4.3"117 Id*" 61 "''' bridge at the moment was drowned. At a mee t - . WILLIAM COO 'a. Albert-terrace. BM miller. Delf-ereeat rase wham, kelf the prude= ear b parallie ing of the Royal Dublin Society, on Friday eresnom Joint Waaasx. Gams stmt. Ife s o oe vagaazo. &Mae. ppm Pe drat et t ilaairo. Mr. M oo re, curator of the Glasnevin Gardens, THOMAS PRATT WILLS, Portant, brewer. rato awe d at slaty, or et death Ilamorlas prwebreedy. Orphan? Branch alludlat ts the mime of banns made a brief communication relative to the unusual °tows Lures, High-street. Poplar, builder. Caddrea Mended ead dated is nee, Mann oloollaada fall of rain which has taken place during the last Rieman', Jonas, Coventry, hatter. scommes at the parolee death. aid to paid until ama Hussy HASTINOa, Cheltirtbaslt. tea-dealer. Meta Ms list, or • delights, her 15th yew el ego. month or six weeks, his data being procured --- - from this registries of the rain-gee pat the somety's —-- - - MIN IMITAIIIILt MUTUAL curs MsOCIATION. b garden at Glasoevio. He found, es adding Iteepowned bgralsiesty's Soul LOW, r eset. SPORTING. . • Aiwa DOl4orat dial usaistities, that daring a period of 26 days W 13 7 133 ' 3 . 3 esilanPv ' 4 rivlt' ate? See W u. " II " / 47 ' I& tolal amount was six inehes, and a decimal of —....... woo, towortase to the table re ect•d. TATTERSALL'S-lbw/AT. •- -..... .......; ~..tone cilculated fur every Wee months' dilleresse of eos. .400, or nearly half an inch more, being fully one- The subjoined quotations are made up floes a few trams -9.11 ertrht swim we prated en Lerma iraesually tearable; the fourth of the entire quantity which manually fell in u "i ty tog li•tioristeet out of the prods. • Wiese of small amount : Ille s t s t,'; ‘ ,Tl„ al ~, ~,,,,, „. l a. 2 70, a m ' u.o , a moods that particular locality. The greatest quantity et sorer e • n•. co ;le iv the soloist TrAr's 1 4 slelso os all peril. which fell on a single day occurred on the 11th CREWS STEEPLECHASE. *otos l'o.w.er. November, when the amount was within a fraction 4 to 1 apt AIM el-Radar (taken) • Fred .1 UM. chin ia attradanor daily at to'crrk. of an inch and a half. On the 12th November it 6to 1 - Emperor (taken)6 to 1 - Janus (take 6to 11 used tto assured orrery c.se erlaraited Is the ;obey. Majtal irer.Lrato 1 emonersteit in all w, for their reports. rained a decimal of .220, or nearly a quarter of an 8 to 1 - The Screw inch ;on the 13th the amount was .600, or more than 10 to 1 • The Unknown trews ii. 1•10.., • 010 - 11:01.) lhanst awe tc. ii.lt C► i street from Table sills rartlelperiee In half an inch; and on the 14th it was .700, or nearly CHESTER CUP. hi I PP DS re"' ''''. P " * ". at " 8 " 3. Y 3343 Pa3 " 11 " three quarters of an inch. 1,000 to 20 eget Muscovite (taken) ..________ ' I nar ! Whole Aimed net. Qum- Th. Cbrk Cimstilulion has the following account of 1,000 to 10 - Convict (taken) 1,000 to 10 - Guldinder (taken) I ! 710.010. Past... Av. I pire. Teed, terry the suppomed discovery of a mur der: 1,000 to 10 -Lord Fauwiaberg (tams) an e l ax " I whom Ply ' Pr ' About three years ago a youag ream armed Joseph Bur lossudorot Islam. mina rove., as assotaat salesman .t Messn. ilmott's,of this city. METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. Tees. uml,ooo to 20 apt Lord Pauconherg (taken) _I —— wee found drowned under circumstances of pendia/ mys- A a 11. Sad. Tears Mho. 4•I.II a. d. 4a d. boy. The body was found in a strum or drain in the City DERBY • I I 9 11 S 6 SO 5 875142'01S S Pars, and it appeared he had Men drowned the primate. 20 to 1 apt Umbria' (taken and aft off) • I II a II la 4 ' $ ((((( 40 1$ 4 ermine - . Ile had taken a walk in that direction ea the 1,000 to 30 - Hurworth (taken) IS 8 If 4 6 n 1 6 3 315 1 4 . ° 4 6 n'eht a auestioa, being perfectly sober at the time, sad 1,000 to 20 - Lord Faseoaberg (taken) 9 2 6 214 SO IS 6 -'- - - • 11 • $ 6is 1 ________= . . ---- WY afterwards seta Win.. He had always been of C. It. FIIsTIAL Mandan Mune- temperate end steady habits, and it appeared very unlikely *NORMS FRANCIS. Mendary. that he could ham fallen into the stream meidentally. It 1. Ptlmenelmot. Bs*, Lorded Nov. lib Idi did not appear at the intrust that be had bee robbed. No MINES. mossy cur found is ban pockets whim dead, but it eould LB-MARINE and EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH COMPANIES. the poliarbarrack, the last p l ace unite he was seen alive. tiller Is 1121111111' GIVEN. trot MESSAGES between LONDIN set b° SiCqf 'willed th" he caul". a"Leh his when leseieg §— - mONDAY EVINING. The market for British mining shares continues sos DOVER are PORWARDEDIbtoush the above Coronado teem The tin/ could, therefore, come only to the conclusion buoyant. Prior have been maintained, and in soMO lbeedlee.. 2 0 .10, r. nom. lodes; out Claresedpisee. Dover. that body was "found drowned." ffireemstaaces have, (__ lances an advance swiss. t,c in,. CONTINENT ,re FORWARDED tram the offiele. however, lately transoireil tending to throw quite • different ""' has taken place. Inquiries still Ma to. csvieu, Loader.-Py order of the board. complexion on the &Cie; aud a judicial inquiry has been exist for Great Wheat Alfred, Tremayne, West Pro. 3 4 . Dread. Nov. 17, 1512. U. L. PARROTT, roelWary. let on foot to procure further evidence. It his been found vidence, West Ding DOI3g, Trebanel Est °minis that the deceased act Me death from an sleek by three Lake, Kilbricken, Trelawney, W heelt Arthur, RIZE CAT TLE SHOW of the SMITHFIELD Cl tit, 1_,_115 -The ANNUAL EXHIBITION ot PRIZE CAT- rail tho w at s i L ',..° 3 1 .7 • 17 i " who, an" 1°"'111 him, a u " Sun lat. Herodsfoot and Tavey Consols. The market both g .. SEEI4, Wort , IMPLEMENTS. a... COMBIENCES TVES. . J. thaelskias down whatever be attempted to for dividend and progressive mines closed firm val asda „, a sad db .... Pu b is , „ b i b .l i b , s i b . ob , bb d t o o rise, and that I. _ meaner he was drowsed. Evident:. a ___ Jerome December - haver, IL log-street awl Bakelmreet. otwo kora day- of a severe struggle wee dieclased at the inquest, in the with 1 31.... of buyers over sellers. The byt till 9le for memo. Admittance Oro Nathan. shape of marks of heads on the steep sides of tke draim , prices at which actual sales have been concluded are .--- FR any SECOND EDITION of ESMO NI) were also found tom up by the nob; bat, isise attersee_of brokers, but due alllowance must be made for the MO. M. TISACIUULAT, EN.. AMY, ef "Voaity mgr." end any further evidence, thityery coacisced that these went.. .......; . nor." le la we Freed sad will be ready Oa lew days. ineffectual attempt. of a drowsing pram to save himself. " """Ir - ' which in this market • • n is is very wide:- 11E TEETH and HEALTH.-A good est at . It is owlentood this ere long some parties will be tried for Wheal Arthur , 30,31, 32 ; Tremayne, 35 ; OreatWheal nob gm loons redouble inversion% while their pommea. the nturner. Alfred, 40, 421; Wheal Trelawney, 461 471; Tavey L. e rne t ampat Imoortyst to rag etelallal. WY 114 NOW& The Irish Society of London has granted . a site for Console 21 31; West Providence, 65, 57; East de Newel he•llb bY 'la Melee malleole• el 11 • 1 . and ins Dm"' the Magee (Presbyterian) College, in Londonderry. °amnia Lake, 375. 6d., 425. 6d.; West Wheal Rus s% nt poese..i Aof pare mil moot breath. Amer _Ole eb= sell, 22.. 6d., 25e. ; West Ding Doug, 81 9 ; Kil pennons vircred fur As ROWLAIIIDV ODOWTO,wr Twenty acres of land will be given for the purpose. DENnrlth I' Om& burr Item enenswierlanwe intuit The Lord Chancellor has appointed Daniel P. bricken, 51 8; Cubert, 265. 6d., 28s. 6d.; North a pearTlite whiter-les to the wisesete was% remove opmer Se. Vale of Towy , 15s. 17s. 6cL ; Holmbush, 171 181; WPM an , y, render the toms Om sod rel. aed ..„.... Ryan, Esq., of Knocklyon House, Templeogne, a est parity to th: br•Ath. Prim le. he par Ma. lbs magistrate for the county of Dublin. Herodafoot, 41 : Rhoswiddol and Bachiedon, 13, wade " 14 .'"tand' °&*°" are ens cuckoo "A• 3113441 • 41111 Mr. Morgan O'Connell, registrar of deeds , has ad- 131; Trethellan 15; 'fywardreath, 33; Wellington ma sown. m, ilsttosurden." entrand m Me government Mew tared co each. bee by them end by taw** salt iserremem dressed the following letter to the Eucumbered 7, 71 ,South Wheal Frances, 1921 • Bedford Uoited, Estates Commissiooen, on the Subject of some °beer- 1 1 i ; Wheal Robert, 21; Wheal Chiverton, 41; TRY. V t MILT TIEDICATIEWT. rations made& few days since by the Chief Commis- 't heal Neptune, 6, 51 • Wheal Recth, 521 65 ; MEASA l'S MEDICATED CREAM.-For all . Alfred Congas, 131 : Ba b oon, 71, 8 ; East Frongoch or waive. lies wt., win vow „ avow , owner as to the delay w hi c h the solicitors state they Cli a ritie. P rre:verlng. audios', Or any:hind I , irree 4444 It experience in having searches made in the Deeds- 6 1, I. blistally withent &deal. Th em Stet soy mewed= la ihe Phu- office. Although a mere local matter, tht statistics A very large buiness continues to be dens in the tre i '•'''„,r thits it so o •a = l ;: o ttar,,,:rh o = which the letter furnishes are of some interest : shares of the various gold mining companies, all of a % bath, le iiii. en Masente emensa of Deeds 011 ice, 25th Nov. 1832 . which have, within the last few days, experienced a • d • a Palle Me ßMW am the elms theithemes.,ll. l4ar consequence of mom . remar ks awl remarkable rise in price. The inquiry to-day wan hoer. - 6 "' N 144 44344 W. bated to the chief commissioner of the 'membered Estates chiefly for Nouveau Monde, Port Phillip, Colonial ' Irma issemmer is rallenes =plum mien lbee.ser ad„ t i 5 ed.„. a. ........ a .. a n banignow imam bum Coast, which appear in this morning'. paper, I think it Gold, West Mariposa, and Anglo Californian. The MM. nod kiln le sinsidies. lama ems It sispimsles nesmeney tO OBir the following stasevatioss:-Thu chief market closed with much firmness at the advance. ass mini pub ma ew sle mem= meelbea. ths me se lemer is reported to haws mid-.. that on urging nhish le Om Mlislwelell Meammillesea____ sod ___emeffe._____„ •• ••• who to ledge their heal sheds* sod thus enable the MO dab DODO Wan sows•mws um am% .."....""" stemeideeers to distribute the iamb accumulated is THIS DAY.-Two o'Custl. fe e e " tu " m " et a hi 14" min "' ems% ha was generally met by the statement that The gold mining shares continue in strong de bhe ei poresitere is vellses ft , la lb seplisteles It le as MIMS se Os ... as &kw, the derby wee in the registry 'Mee, sad that it mend, and prices are still advancing. The inquiry muse mu teat it le Waft addradelcartmerteralt rtparroos wen Mend insposible Mgetens aserchee ordered t a c hi e fl y for Wort; morip,,,, Colonial G o ld , an new abstiPt se blewm nee mg well plow 4 111 0 ,4 P-1 1 . wide' - soy reasonable thee " fie. Is the Ent For sawn metals Iten_leeb illeal*** Ilir e " *oft 0 111 •di =, 4 I . most remark that If the requisition were N ouveau Monde shares, but all descriptions are de- E . a ., so trip same be Mesutli.- worms sal in this saw at an earlier peeled of the proceed- eidedly buoyant. SWAM and CO, 238, gaud Meat Tandasher), ,___ „___ ..__ be Minas It is solit. In pen. et 11.11.. le 541.. end Ila ed. : IMP , aman l 7 l = 6ll I y are they meld in all probability The shares of the Australian Copper Mining Com sat 1.4 1 71• TC at "Lona Math. Ida shoster end awes be wady is time. Poet the Ist Jemmy, 1802, pony have risen from 31 to 41. United Mexican 17 sti pintw• stelae modem Ito MA emir pee NM ftemlep. 710 negative Mw have bee wind is this °Mee, of mark 71 t o 84 . nee) to sit .0210ot the thsete• 'bleb 1411 have bele nempiseed. said 21 are is hands. Pros, Moms awe SM. to let be the PmeraL WM. pee ern pried, IN eseetea riles have bees Litman Samar a ordered. et whirl 41/ have bees emepleted. Thus an Weer Mee , p ARLO W'S NEW IN- 661 seen hes en the shelves et dils seise reedy to be given Mw 341'4 ' Mims. raid. reaNdy. today. .ri* • -- - ) ,_ 7 , --:- VENTED SELF-ACTING SYPHON to the mi dild a th as ; and the statement made goose 1 Ape POO REQUIRES so YE/MPS° 11 en 1 IPD 111 1 al4 11 p ai - .i: aaar.ma ... aa athar a gaaaa by an sessasy, that he hod • on e M edil day ► ally sot searebes lames los. ea& C. ......„. all I 4 . 1%-' .1 ft bile ale . g at ar b oo a oppo b bn y stewed sight meths beams I Mud, on slamming the list lerllis M Marks — l3 - - I ' "' II " " s' s ,l,.l..v.ieemsnser dfaVa mimed etemeides Pisa ow within the het week , there is no case 21 . 41, 15 Aulaa**** 3 1 4 4 . 5 1 3 PLZ: ' Lat '--- - "to warrant see has reenion. The seamier ean only be 1 1041 " Ae3U6l3. '=!fr.l7 ... -- 6I • 1 1 44 14 t 1 - A 1 kastmilsm rowworm - node by expedemeed inks regularly wheel to the search- I Astra= Oorillbn all par .pm tag hasiWors in this sae. et whish the std is nosh sore *me 1 Ave Moo all I die pas 1 9 .\ OK - -.-) --- mos ___ 8i1e14411111 *as et fey tenser pelsk mks Is tbe peat hose _i oriel searanaa Odd Mt idis . Ili smsothy et besinnos hewn es it by the Iseme ____ slimes r s nri s Z i t .__ ~...;. - ;,..a.- i l le t a s , . I / - w... 113 Estates Cowl, fa oddities to the ether bnefirres of the 'wee' sa „_ d •:__Pt__.,..,2m. , s e 1,4 -li•M -II country, shish le of Ws much Menem& There are at man 3 "; „"r„ AL .`"=l. lad j a , .7 . a .', l' ai t boa 11 Bandiros leered ha this idles prise te Ist 4 pm 1.. 2 .- I , the int• warunted to repay Its met la newel of which see UM sew es hie Wham I M: eir 3 .„ , , .... d a d i d a y, KW , 4 , G L, d i m et the segiallseisia, and wherews searehse ere rope- Illanee 1 °i ....- VA' ale Merry, as. 9e. eseled as up.* required, • every ► prible easel le wade a ... II A" 'esiMlaa (apper all . sir e l a 1 1 d r= d e sailers wrbsarviag ell i t= : Z n evedi esa ti t t : Mee. m delay is not SildlYilllt I ea Sere yes se r Solon MOM Mee (Milli is bil lre &Weep =solmehehhoriaserirrerhea RIO thooldi wears eellerese I as, gentlerses, year obedient servant, (Biped) MOZOLI O'CONXILL. Registrar. Men ILO. Murimin.. -. al i die F ., 1 _ -flerisvelleisa Pepeei-.....- an it 11 pia ...' I * Mel 1 1 8 411 gam ne 11 111 111 • 1 • 01 To the Commies:menet the Incundured &nun Court. L 11 T5117;41... an Ile fe en I .. ea s Z i r s i sir eift MOM la& 10331113 04 1" aiii: a 1 t% i f miaow. si g .w.... I. its weekly commercial review the /Yeoman „ Ada N a d i a. . .. . a u 4 i . 4 mom ii.ka.b..... ral***ll Bea- says : I lasslemktisQlaMerlean — 5 16 5 neeler Ned Male Kaeoleseem. Bett. a mid „ a , _ La. M . ties a. ondiessms iiimid yak le- This his rather •dull week I. the mum market, 6 „._____ lll4l ° 11 • 1 •• ••-••—• a I 4 eat sad ad Inv.. the pelideal booth sed amegiscsios at the Chastener% Mete- „.. ""'"'" -113•46 —• al If 1 pas 3 si J. N. trwhesoratia • too nerve of upplig asks. worrosied to PM; Thiel is sepseed tosseleis come important elnages, - gapes IWIIIP•••••••••.....•••••.r 1 11 16 sm 14 nant."-.—. su idr 1 telbrhi in *O.O IP• ft, sad woods drehosie sad Mall de NEW brow ,fogy meth leaded se Wedeln with budgie& Is ii - .CX 60 IMOD 15M....„ en ill 2 10. INTLNTF.O TAP WRAPPERS (104 eapetleals ihri 114 . merthed d am% hime,,,. ..-- ... hese sows Alb then ewer, - Mlle New ....... It I II were mod. med. sad toper puke& The aterle N.B. Ite for were Enna emerwesdesd duly repp la tbe almost every et waft Mein opet s farther 3040 3 0 salllelladecobe---- 11 1 13 1 " 4 1 1 4 Gnat Edulitlea. Sodom ft. Ns OIL sta rt . la media/ this bee nese seamskolis them la SU: I A14 ' 111.---. I 1 1 F"' 6 the Dahlia sad 'bay (Desdrose), Thiel' brie beam MUM 111 GPO ... 7 1 I to. 61.174 M. oMoll Mahan ........... ali 71 ss 111 71 A 8 A FAM I L Y MEDIC I N E, shared slier eneed Pere nissfialsolek Dad emu Da tee mule t weer Matooss. -Hi 14Peli 1 - market, not as they would some very little time back, at a mons I Tubs .- ....... ..... ..... I .. pm 4.. • . . - - - few shillings, or, more probably, pence per share but burst y, s ,„l ' -- -7 - ---- - . 7t - _, into vitality et once to 71 ! and have since runup ' to Ha !! - c PARRS -I._-. ' ' I 111 sk,7 Grand Canal Stock Is also higher, having advanced sines LOCAL SHARE MARKII73. . - _ .:___ eq. Nov. 1 81. per Mate or 26 per cent . . The prospects for the Cbristmu trade are ;pod, and business on the whole 4 on a STAND UNIUTALLED IN EXCELLENCE, very satisfactory footing. The customs duties are this week 1 . 1 • 412 ° 01 ,__ , Nov. 211.-We_..h•Te had a good, strong AND In PUI•LIC LIMMATION. underneath tie same week lut rear is the sum of 2,2261., het I • ol k• l ______ l • 4l _,a7 , • 1341 adienal advance Saturday's rare n e „, .1.4 suer o naa t a aa , a la i r teat tar a a m m a.. b i being only 17,1 W. against 193101. On tea the receipts ere lsom Pecs se w * be Ism by the " 6 " li Olt gustation l proms the most estiorabiag sod mermaids peroweros; end they 8,1691., muscovado sugar 2,3261., refined sugar 1811., win. Aberdesa,l7l3irkeabei&Latarbire, and chubby, did. mil ow some all obstinate complalata and rotors, wend Nate. 1,7001, spirits 800/., tobacco 3,2251., and raimellanecns 8101. - Di llo Osiev 01 • 011 nag MelemannW) 22- Caledonian IN Joie OW, rev. of Ifsaeleater. Meteor ea chnelstry, sat pupil or Th. the Ye oriatoatad fh. Mao, r. 11.11., Is a letter warmed to the pO4. 141 3491. • same time last year, 130,2681. ; increase, 11,0811. 1-16-Bast Leasselito, 1011-Bdiaburgb, Perth, and un pins. In buds., says: "I My toddle! led Mesa wonky ef bsee ' ' 3- 011-11000 e ./...1....... A IRS _1f.......5.: ..... ty--aah , Nov. 26.—We have had a geed, strum market so-day, sod a general advance on Saturday's miss has taw place as will 19 seen by the follevriag quotations: Absalom, 171—Birkenhead, Lancashire, sad Cheshire, 14 —Ditto Oats Chsatirr amd Birkenhead) tiC e l i smter ass trllll9.ltiend esi Omemilen. B lsia , Perth. sod dee, 71—Great sa = % them B. 1 441• 81 ,th sad Y shim ro—Dias (Sith skareg,ad.—Lesde No (rnell LO•6111111 Think), 181 1 s—Landea sad North Weston, 1 11 1 lic.—Manalsester, 89•111•11, sad Lincoln, 33 Mi 1 791 e 801 791 e is I—North British, 11 101L18 I—North Staffordshire, d .—South Eastern •116 Dow. 3 44—York and North 32--Drat Southern and Western, 621. Magonnarna, Nov. 20.—We have had a bag market, this being the account day, sod prices is WOW cam were a shade higher. London sad North Westerns were 21. to M. better, the sales being at 1271 and 128. Midlands, 801; Dever', 24 11.16; ealedonians, 341; Eastern Counties. 13 n, 1; West Hidings. 21 d. ; North British, 11; Cork, Black rock, and Passage, 161; Leads, 881 ; Leeds Northern, 181 ; Cheshire Junction, 61 d. ; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 3o1; Fleetwood., 61d.; Lake Bathunt,l d. ; District Bank, 71 p.; East Lancashire, 201; Blackburn, 7 11-16; ditto Prefe rence. 28; North Stafford, 31 d.; Shellield, 33 ; York and North Midland, 311. Luna, Nov. 21.—There has been a very active market ea 'Change this adorning. Prices generally continua to Aso, though the transactions thin morning have been chiefly speculation for the account middle of December. to Leeds Northern. the transactions wire numerous, opening et 18, and clawing at 181. Midlands were done at the close 801;at East Lanasahires at 201; Lancashire and York shire Fifths at 21 dia. ; North Westerns at 91. 6s. 3d. ; South Eastern and Doren at 241 ; Caledonians at 31; York and North Midlands at 311; Loads Northern Eztensions, No. 3, Is. SC pm. ; North Western Pref., 151. 6.. Ll. Nouveau Monde, 21. They are liroA, after rftrusg tlima • fair Wel •• • am yea,. •9 amen the molt otroAhlsig sad hivlcsarailas SL.; velll ~creme aft etetheate etesplebie. ••/ Nies weveil Jets D.I-. roe.. of Ilamberico, Icsremor de may. f 1 A/ of the Ye aelebrated Dr. Dertee./.1411.10 • hilleralicemel ID So pew pricier. fa Looks, nye: 4 * I Il• lb/ am miry Of helftft see reolead d to the paths he thdr elbow etei singllky. ni Sr he itall, v•gotahle pfila, amiteil... as *yds sillifts loterhse le Si Trirtatir origla." die own= Me publis and taw Mir II reins theta a far trial. Time .. an =WM over libellee" Is the peadle that bee become eo .normally "Ake eft Maio r PAUS 1.1711 MILL For all Nal *mu petal it le liamisatbay reef art amisslabbe ell• my; and tan are ocellthody someseiod Is lir sera re. tae& la. Os bus et Uwe rm. vs st min pal, Se lose at Yds as. aor — kis In awe% et la fa SL. NS holly pia at lla esta, nosretabie iss4l swim SosissbM fit wadi MI Misr UM we Rives wltli sob Ins. Thu gab et PAILS'S UPI PIUS siefusti M epounli of KM apses weekly —men tar all afar Imam talimmr. Tat. odeige fact web se butieve soinsia; Ms row ow Us PUY ,1014 I. the Inn soillis• Is la. VIAL Lastest Airws .—flarra Histlap am. Inward.. St. Pam'. Cissea-pril Slabs lad Oa s Ras yard rally = fted ; Nam isa. imfor.immi; H =ION Oaktisbeit; Batter, 114. Holborn ; sad Pima, Tempts. Tun MIDDLE CLAIM IN CALIFORNIA.—Among the passengers by the West India steamer La Plata, was a gentleman from California. lie states that the only per. sons who ars doing well there are the wealthy capitalist and the hard-working labourer. All engaged in trade or traf fic, with moderate means, ark badly off, owing to the num ber employed in it, and to the constant glut of goods. Out of a ship-load of English emigrants, about 300 in number, who went from this country to California, about three gun ago, not above three of them are doing well. NAVAL ADMIRALTY, Nov. 29.—Appo1mroviis.—Muter W. Stamm,. to Driver. Paymaster W. L. Noreoek, to Vat how. Chaplain 11. F. !idyll, to Agamemnon. Clerk 0. T. M. Lyon, to impregnable. Second Master A. F. Meg- ford, to Monarch. Master's Assistant W. P. Goldsmith, to Mogirienne. Clerk's Assistant W. J. N. Barney, to Arrogant. rinvismorru, Nov. 29.—The Sidon, 22, altVls frigate, was corausiedrined to4ay by Captain George Gold smith (IX12). The Mercury, cutter, sailed today for Jer sey. The P i tt, 72, wee t a k en i nto dock to-day, to he coo. Torts] into a coal depot. DEATH OF LADY LOYELACE.—On Saturday the lady Ada Augusta, "sole daughter of Byron's hones and heart," expired, after a Hawing illness of more than one year's datation. at No. 6, Unit Cumberland.plear. She was born in 1816, at the town residence, 122, Piccadilly, of ber illastrious father, like whom the clod in the 37thesx 7 of her op. THE FLOODS. SHREWSBURY, MONDAY EVENING.—The waters of the Severn are still rising. In Montgomeryshire they have reached within 2y indica of the height they had at tained a fortnight ago, which was the greatest height to' which they had risen since the year 1705. The miserable state of the poor may be imagined ; they have not time to recover from one disaster before another has overtaken them. This day there was a meeting of the relief committee at the Town Hall, the Maier in the chair, when it was announced that the subscriptions to the poor relief fund amounted to upwards of 5001., including 51. from 0. Tomlioe, Frq., M.P., one of the borough members. A second distribution of coal and other necessaries was speed on, and it was announced that the Liverpool Dramatic and Literary Society had kindly offered to give a performance for the relief of those who were suffering from the floods. This offer was for the pre sent respectfully declined, as the committee hoped that, (nits the liberal contributions which had been scot, and which they expected might be added to, a sufficient sum would be realised to meet the emergency. If the waters continue to rise—andthe weathereeemsstill very unsettled— the consequences of this protracted inundation will he more serious perhaps than hers ever before been experienced, even in this locality, which, from its proximity to the mountain districts of Wales, is so cites subject to inunda tion. The Aberystwith mail had to go round last night by Llendrinio and Alberbury, in consequence of the floods at Bultington, and I regret to say there is every prospect of the waters rising. GENERAL Commirrer or EtzerioroL—The Speaker has, puesuent to the provisions of" The Election Petitions Aet, 1848," appointed M. T. Baines, Sir John Trollop*, J. E. Denison, s Robert Palmer, T. 11. S. &therms, and W. Monsen, to be members of the general gamines of elections for the present session. k et. Wield So =r 4 we. 1 SW . . 16 16 101 l /aft . Si li aid Ilwies . 41 ell Dowloor aa os6 Aber. WO . . .. os4 asssassflmlsusoioxt s Da. dw W.) I per Ob..- 41 lhoLOwJets.. l l p ogri el do. IS IS Do. Now 0 pre OwL Plea to SO reLlbaftWolp irer tlp.Ct 6 11 Illiobwol. sad Dumb% 14 pw -. MANNA ionboooll maw 100 Do. 6 per web lip.lie dosrblb a 111 pm Wows(' Ilibito r raLllbilt=o l 4 17 A ; Dino 4 puma OWL_ Lew& IMOLOser.6 poret Ditlo lbw Sow. 6 wo Ct. les6lolWootOw.ThNs tionlatiny a Color. i ob IlesisolonyklioaLk.isb IlewaellitLwe. oeibleol Do. lbw /10 ... . Do. AI Mom a mail's, ii ei. Do. 10. iie pCL lloasiCtow.tirallat..t:t DOW Poshoowe Ned* isbweleo .. - Do, Clownised 4 por . et NA !pet 1 Perlb MOW Wroth Weliordriiiri - — ) WINK Worerter. w.d Wow % SIL epee Oral DLO Ms MY Newileer. OWeloriffer.W. Mts.) 6 pee Om.- .„ Do. I par Oat .„... Bout Doom .. I Ditto Wew ... Soca &Worm (boWI6I M: ." 1 In 114 II il= il i MUM ItAtLWAYS, Ile'rlea Rrlr■ Jut 1 1 4 1 1 4 1 • Mos ma Ilaracce .. 4 4i 20 last bar .. 4 vs $ bar Kilails... I $ . 4 Maio of Frame 3 3: 211 1114 Waal pa Ipm 4 Leaniests ... ... i /I 10 Da (11404wiir ... .. 1 2 De. (04611).. .... 4 A Lyoes sad avirma . ". ... 1 13 gm 4 4 1110 ••• ... ... i SI PI Oft NI I' ounaL(Softftel.Wsot. NS ma NM Nauss a SO, issoftoss Omni soessalWaslon • OW SOS all • (Iftssi Is Woolen N. NNW Uftioftlll.ftsseirs) N SI • Jeassios N. 100 Nostiosslodsgose ' tk it. Northom) U Y NEN So C ls Des. ham NNW to Onssftrosso N ftullfthesse.TorkUlllid IS SS =slue (MN 111114 Do. dens ( INft ft Ift NN Oessurla NINA Sawa Nolom ft 11111, Nollososs NNW Os N IftoodsfteftwANKftu ba Norat=r Iftrftlk) a 3l lil a t k SO ol MN Warm NINON tk UsrL 11. Nl Oftiftel(ll/1.1 SO SO O Porta gond U $0 SioNftftWsvo(lNftlas. I ssooftlffset IS 1 ) Ditto SOL W ANN (AI (dISIft IC . Wpm ssdillo(lftft Y ONO IfteOrm IN. I Of asosoallsok . It I) Oloasibles (WNW is Sift MINN N SO Wow Tolls=c. ft ft II OM* Vora Difts Ills - R. oft Wins It SormrS NINO Y Oust llssftes/..—. ill Se Oa _6_, 01. IN St. 100 ism I a St.! ISII If 1. I II I. UP 1 IL 1100 of U I 10 IN 111 10 111 i id 81 1 sti 1 0 3 i UN 107 -1(11 ioi ii 194 Id e/a 4 4 $' I I pa .1 lir 1, 14 it 111 114 • •i 11$ d. id"' h 4 pa The %I N I a I die am i o f arts PI i 1 i 103 . IN T 4 i is i 'U 11 poi Ilf lie S I i 1 1 Pa 17 18 i.d l9 l In tat 19.19. - 1 lig P. The miscellaneous share business of the day in cludes :—Bank of Australasia, at 714; English, &wt.. tish, and Australian Bank, 5, 3, 43 ; London Char. tared Bank of Australia, 43, 53, 3, # ; Provincial Bank of Ireland, 473 ; South Austral an Banking Com pany, 40; Union Bank of Australia, 613, 11, 621; Union Bank of London, 183; Australian Agricultu ral, 100, 93, 100, 95, 93 ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam (201. paid), 50; Royal Mail Steam, 78, 79; South Australian Land Company (251. paid), 40. Shares of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway closed I to prem. ; Besiers and Oraissessac Railway, 11 to 11 prem. ; Royal Swedish Railway, Ito 1 prem. ; French South, Eastern Railway, 3 to 13 prem.; Bordeaux and Cate Railway, 6 to 51 prem.; Western Railway of Switzerland, 3 to 13 prem. ; Ma&lena Steam 3 to I prem.; Danish Zealand livra, 13 to 2 prem. ; Orleans and Epernay Rai lway, Ito 1 prem. We understand a project for a Sardinian railway will shortly come upon the market. The Nestor has arrived from Sydney with 12,295 ounces of gold, worth nearly 60,0001. Her dates are to the 16th August. The Olenbervie has also come in from Sydney, and the Stata from Melbourne, with old data; but it is not yet known if these ves sels bring any gold. Another large banking establishment is proposed to be formed under the title of the Chartered Bank of Asia (originally announced as the Bank of India). The capital is fixed at 1,000,0001., a fifth portion of which, with a view to enlisting colonial support, will be raised in oar eastern possessions. Amongst the new undertakings of the day is the English and Irish Church and University Assurance Society, which proposes to raise a capital of 250,0001. A mutually advantageous connexion is stated toff have been effected with the Friend of the Clergy Society. Rumours have for some days been current of a movement on the part of some of the more influential Peruvian bondholders, having for its object to obtain from the government of the republic certain terms for a new conversion of the debt. According to report, the terms proposed are 1251., in Four-and- a-Half per Cent. stock for every 1001. of the present Active Bonds ; and 751. in Four and-a-Half per Cent. stock for every 1001. of the present deferred debt. Th e sinking fund on the new Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Stock, which, es already shown, would include the entire' foreign debt of the republic, is proposed to be fixed at 10 per cent, per annum, b y . which means the whole debt would be redeemed in a few years. After April, 1853, it will bo remembered, by the terms of the last conversion, the sinking fund on the Active Debt is to be only 1 per cent. per annum, and in 1856 a similar fixed sinking fund will come in force on the deferred bonds, but at the rate of j per cent. per annum only. For the next four years it would thus appear the deferred debt has the advantage, as a certain proportion of the half profits of the guano trade must be applied to the redemption of this portion of the debt. It is obvious, however, that under the fixed sinking fund the extinction of the debt will be very slowly accomplished; and when we consider the many contingencies of MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. BUGAIL—Tbe market has opened with a steady appear ance, and the public sales are 'lig at last week's cur rency. The refined market also without alteration. Corrni.—The public sales are going cif heavily, and the importers are burn( in lamely. Tu.—There continues a fair demand for common Con goy, chiefly on speculative account, and the market is firm, at ito 9} per lb. Bat zzzzzz .-800 bags sold in public sale at last week's currency ; refraction 10i, 245. 6d. to 245.; Refraction 14t, 245. to 2As. 6d. article is dull of sale, but prices are un altered. __ _ _ has been an improved demand the last two dam in other article! no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The minket Is firm, and price. have still an upward ten deny. Town Tallow ia quoted 47.. 3d. nett cash ; Peters burg Y.C. on the 'pet, 47e. Bd. • all this year, 476. 6d.; January to March, (1853), 414.; October to December (1863), 465. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davie reports a briak trade, at the following quotations • Prime Meadow Hay, 765. to 80s. ; interior, 60a. to 705.; Rowen, 455. to 565. ; Clover, SOL to 100 s. ; second cut, 70s. to 90e.; Straw, 245. to 28.. COALS.-Lonnon, Nov. 29.-Ships at market, 183; sold, 97.-Carr's Hartley, 16s. 6d. ; Chester Mon, 14s. 6d. ; Hartlepool West Hartley, 15e. 61. ; Hasting's Hartley, , 16s. 641. ; Medley's Hartley, 14s. 6d. ; Ravensworth West ' Hartley, 15e. 6d. ; Stewart's Hartley, 141. 3d. ; Tanfield Moor, 14s. 9d. ; Tanfield Moor Butes, I ts. SM.; West Wylam Trader, 14s. 6d. ; Wylam, 16s. 3d. ; Willington Hartley, 14e.94.; Walls End, 145.91.; Walls End Got forth, 15s. ; Walls End Heaton, 15s. 31. ; Walls End I Medley, 16s. 3d. • Walls End Johnson, 14s. 9d. ; Walla End Killingwort h East, 15s. ; Walls End Lawson, 14s. 9d.; Walla End Northumberland East, 165,; Walls End Rid dell, 165.; Walls End Walker, 15e. ; Eden Main, 16s. ; Walis End Belmont, 15s. 9d. ; Walls End Heston, 16 a . 9d.; Walls End Haswell, 175.; Walls End Lambteo, 16s. 6d.; Walls End Lumley, 161. 6d.; Walls End Itureel's Iletton, 16e. 6d.; Walls End Stewart's, 16s. 6J. ; Walls End , Whitwell, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Camp, 13s. 3d.; Walls End Hartlepool, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Heugh 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Kelloe, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Thornley, 15s. 9d.; Walls End West Kelloe, 16s. ; Will. End Adelaide Tees, 165.; Walls End Backhouse, 16e 3d.; Walls End South Durham, 16s. 6t1.; Walls End Toes, 16s. 6d. ; Walla End Woodhouse Close, 16s. ; Cwm Clamant, 241. • ' Pother , still's Aberdare Steam, 235.; Gleam Ca. Ourwen,244. 6d.; Nixon's Merthyr and Cardiff, 21s. 6d.; W. E. Yorkshire, 14s. (ey xfscraic SULGRAVE.) LIVERPOOL, TussosT, 10.46 A.a. Wind N.N.E., moderate, and foggy. Arrived.—Russia, from St. Petersburg. QUEENSTOWN, Nos. 28. The Charles Saunden, from Liverpool, for New Orleans, was abandoned 22nd of November. ANNIVERSARY OF TUE POLISH IterournoN.-..- Yesterday being tho 22nd anniversary of the Polish revolu tion, of 1830.31, many Polish refugees reel eut in London attended a funeral service , in memory of those who fell is that felons! struggle. Mass was said by the Ita y. Iluiewits, in the Roinan Catholic Chapel, sittemaitest. Soho -Kum*. ris • 1 . 97; ~ • - •,• -..; 1 —.l • ke .4. J 2 jes: • 74 74 I a