The Express. — London, England, 1852-11-27 00:00:00

4. • (4i ,4 fpl3 LONDON, SATURDAY lIVRNHVG, NOVEMBER 27, 1852. iil ii, RAILWAYS. a m . sr" DAi l e j z= b ) ll4 .! Welk= of Irisse... ... Ds SOL 8 pm , M. read (kr R. ili•Warto Ma: gaiiyirmit Prat. irsiwg [TH ItEEPENCE. ' fhree-and-a-Quarter per Cents, from 1031 to 104 k. Bank Stock marks 223 to 4. Exchequer Bali, March, 71s. to 74e. prem.; ditto June, 715., 735., 70.. prem. Business in the foreign market is very limited, and the only change in price is in Turkish scrip, which has been dealt in at 2: to prem., being a slight re duction. Spanish Old Threes mark 52; ditto Plosive, ; Sardinian, 99/ ; Portuguese Fours, 383 ; Brazi lian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97 to f ; Venezue lan Actives, 41. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The railway market ia very firm to-day, aad yea terday's prices are well supported, with a fair busi ness doing, for a Saturday. Bristol and Exeter, Ca ledonian, and Brighton stocks are higher. Foreign shares are rather dull. SEAM •ND IMOLA UNGUAZANTIOUR IN II 7 . rams Nod loses Prised aims ... Pads rel iamb .. NA, mg eitreeto.". PalkOmm t iatiCllo o I Osmium mall Illahrood lumen sad Barn .., muslin owl /awe ... Or'- l.t. • .1 e,._._.# e„..........6.24.2., .......40, c„.......„,..,.......... ,•_..............._. (4,, tt .• ..... the ./.47 'MI . alt. a 20 Mt 10. lb. 1.. No. 1,933.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVE: r.--- AgsIIALL and SMUDGE'S LINE of AUS-IERASEICS MAGAZINE for DECEMBER, MINES. FTIIALAStAI4 Ms= 11111172.-110 trikewiti aelleimme . Peke Ja IL, or Poet, 3..., seeker : went in Mats IhMeallne ammiapomi Weft meet Jahn RumelL Mobutu's Anclens Ikurrary. FIUDILY RUINING. li • memmealloa kir pemeetwee. wlll ma purinftwillydn Wale ; Maw Novels -Mr. Thiamin'''. Mytistla ; re, Pew Pose with an Than hat been an actin wetness throe ._ . bmi. lesille the Leman Dram 1 .Earemitt;. Mr. Savages lied awe. Ily tke Anther ot . . geotli. the is la 1-.4..., • (www•w0000• D 041.006 1,..11.• : The Lmt Cariosity ot Uteratere. Lanai or the ilapaiskmaaama. lathe stocks equally show an upward tendency. „rmr,;.toi ..„ ... gee- J. II r. ...-.. . _ Um. Pr lb* alibi now Denjesats sae the Pope. 22..... sir . ... _. .. MO w. 11,12r7 .... _...„1, seam Inc T. IV. pea *5. Ituakitionk baba Qiesequeeses a Swope. Great Wheal Alfred, West Ding Doug, Herodafoot, _.....,10.;va , MO - 1awia....... Part Thin*. Dos. 111. Wand In the Year One Maenad The Maple chromes. West Providence, Kilbricken, Mendip Hills, Round • ...-• ..... .. KO I. Itubien .. , ;Antall lawn Dos 11. Amiltrota and Arehlteeturs. I tow ladle le OrwaniaL l'..ispim ...... AM U. Woodlark. PertiokeaMe Dee. III„ Astablsgraphy of Captain Dishy Indaa. Hill, Clive, Batholes, and Cubed. The prices at 7" *------- -. „,...t trete* or proem artery erehe, sad teethe, I Undue : Joke W. Parker and Son, West Strand. , '„....1,:y to tn. undenissed, eke me one matly despetek• rt. ..,,,, e 4 entittehte Ilnedins Alga tregermar tram) te web - - - - - ---- - -- - but doe allowance must be made for the ▪ ryaimi•us• 1r be (Court. " margin," which in this market is very wide :- MARSHALL awl =EDO& M. laseherebortreet Devon Great Consols, 406 ; West Providence, _...---_ WINDSOR, Nov. 28. 55, 58, 581 • Trelawney, 46 ; Alfred Consols, 13; . CID-MAIIINE and EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH The following had the honour of dining with her GreafiWheal'Alfred, 35,37,374; Wheal Arthur, 29, t MIPS:DEL Make', yersterday : -The Becht.. of Kent, the Duo de 31 • Butterdon, 31; Wheal Brewer, 241, 25; est 8 401;..1 In lIEIWNT GIVEN. Mat MESSAGES between LONIYMI . • ~, ... 4.,,Runkut,ED t.,,,usu it,. 4b„,4 eu„,,,,4.4. rm. Brabant and the Comte de Flandres, the Prince of Gitlin- Darlington, 851, 871; Callington, 21 1; Clive 4, 4 eel,. I ~,,-4.,,,e, No. iu, Corohill, tombs,: sod Clerseempiase, Dover. l pen and the Princess Adelaide of Hoherdolte, the Duke of 41• Cubert, Ns. 641., 275. 6d. ; Cwm Darren, 12a. id. ; --a..n. ',ins, CoNIINP.NT rat FOUWIIISDID tram the ease% Northumberlynd, Monsieur and Madam, Vas de Weyer, ' ~,, „o...innAl, Lomas. -NJ order al the beard, the Lady in Waiting to the Duchess of Kent, Viscount and West Ding• Dong. 81, 9' • Chamblee and St. Aubyn, 5.., 4.....1, Nur. .:, 15-'2. Di 1... PAIUIGTT. roaster,. Viscountess Mandeville, Colons de Moeriterke, the Comte 2d, 274 ; ilerodsfoot, 41, 5 ; Havoc; and kfentwlch, .---- ITAFFORDSHIRE MIDLAND and MINERAL i The baud of the 2nd Lila Guards attended during dinner 14; West Wheel Alfred, 44; West Wiural Russell, a the Castle end perforated the following selection: • illl4 "mu 45 -.I:icionPUIUTION of COMPAN 5,• . COM ‘4,,,Aii 2.511., 270. Gd. ; Wheal ifobloll, 2, 21 ; Speedwell, 91, 0,0,10..4 KAI LK A V Irma CANNOCK t. Wal iN 1.14 M. It T. 0„..,_ e r.., ..• id,. NS tNt'll to WALSALL: smother BRANCH to JOIN the °-:: "let s• .- t',..1,01 and NORTH WLS :lAN ILAI LW AY at or tau Li Alt. Weitz, Inauth I. Reds. 11; Wheal Gulden, 4), 1_ .; Lamheroae 275. Gd., 30s. • 4te rot tlliti:EN result, amt anortier lilt ANCIII to NI LetTtil4 , Petretion, Manisa - f. At kll to C4ll Me MAIM nlll LE. STA TrUnltalllng. ant latrodisatlua sad Tridlifkrai Gran* Coati. Swarths Consols, 101 ; Bedford United, 91, 4 • East ; e,.uo.sittoistll IRK AIL Ac floN RAILWAY: INIWEIIII to Quadrille, °lllmeow° ~r.lo.imi aIX sU liAl ...1: TIIKK LAN. ami on the -aid IN Gee, „ yiva, tpub. /ksuka RAIL.. AT mad eSANCIILre . and AMENDMENT et um .....u. Q.,,..„, Robing, Rs. • Oonamena, 50; Camden Wood, 18a 6d.; err • In the evening her Majesty's private bead attended and Wheal Crebun, 15 ; Devon Kapunda. 36 ; Wheal N. IDE IA II VREI.V DI TEN Out APPLICATION Is Warded to ~ _, the fonowiu , . t, VARLIAM MST la to wermit ...ma tor Mars le brim In P. 7... Carpenter (South Sydenham), 81 ; Penhale, 11 ; ......, ..„.„..0. mr.„„„„ .„,. &ernes, et. ems at Immure "Ca me and Zimmarmina" ........ Los ee. South Tamar, 61; Linares, 34. 4. I.l"6,"'"etee d.errised, 'rah all proper work. sad wenwal- Itcrakm.lolllllllle aw' '''s"--- therewith aa4 approadies Mena, nritealmQ Mai Mute "Las Dena Jeraraine. .. ....- OtemilieL , onnwte • Carolina re Arla, •• La nue its Wort" Dwain:AL bk. *O. • THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocR. . . Lehi., siewilsealas • Jesseis with We lee sailketel Beene de fleece. •• L. 8.0d,,,,e Amber. . out -• de tu mute i., um Pertn-la r... 1 iltan.ahitr.w.a W`-rww.Www J'''''• Lord John Manners has been invited, and is expected Considerable excitement continues to prevail in , E „,,,,, A, I Am . r mar the betchhay Molina (min i anima to , 'I'LL umis,.4 Ls:. . u the Paraaweentary Ow of the rut author today. the gold mining share market, and pricer have in t-,,.,'1L."..g lawless efert, tto In P.* us..l Art, in Mr ininuh .4 an- many instances further improved, w ' t in all cases :0,... th...`.."."1 '42 I""i'' .11.tr'shT • ...""'" *" U.* A meeting of the Finance Committee of the Great Exhi- rest firmness prevails. 'I he purchsses have again ~„ ~,,,,,,.........ii...„...,,, h.) Al 4 .arm 3L print n0,61.11.1h• ...... of 1651 . Al .t. ',ode. ni or mu. a p.m.( aOama to ewer the raid tot w OM tOOk place at the Palace of Westminster, at , .ii..0..0 Mir. ow ,4.111., bt•KPRK.IiIO H411,.3). In We 00,14..4 three o'elock, on Thursday afternoon ; Earl Grenville in n considerable. Liberty shares, however, are an ~••••••,,• a W. '`‘ 4 '''''''W' '''l .."4 Ib'' .""'"‘"°'"'•'''''''''' the chair. The other memhers of the committee preserat exception, having realised only 4 prem. t. 4 tht, $14.. to Is mak .tiel ntositaineil fr.. in thrmuh. er ..7.,. ...,,,a, 1a.„.. ~..;,,, ,„,.1 .„,..p.,,,„1,1,0, ...; „Li., were Lord Over.tone, Sir Alexander Spearman, Sir Wil- United Mexican shares mark 71 to 1; Mexican .....-, ce•-••••.• tiv••••-;••eL thasows.,. Losauft, tutimet.dow, hull Cubitt, -Mr. Walter Coulson, Mr. T. F. Gibson, and and South American, 41. ~,.L., s.TIV) )4.4.3 :41.".2'. ';'l‘ Ter.,' 1,Y)""' U.,,,..t: N1....1,,, 1- Mr. Edgar Bowring (Secretary). Captain 11. C. Owen, I ttnsliu 11Q, nen Ito. martuni . Lois Cholas Ilanatm '* • . • % Mit. lout r l'..idstielt. 11100. r:. Crest l'Auterlets ME, was el attendance, : ores dace ,r,1"..1•%!''.• k IS. ;AMU, Walml. I. li.ure.m... or, W.alrial. L .WalrillPoreim, Sir Robert Horstord, Chief Justice of Antigua and Mont- Na v.v..' m..... 1,4.1 .7 Merd.y. today. ~...it beilidi... 11,:%,..,.7•ae.„.=.4",„A1t ' r• i1it.,,,,,,, mint had an interview with Sir John Pakiagton yesterday _ -o'''''',. 1,!,,,.,.7,. ;,.....„,. ~,i.l. Tim.. Ttsbissoss at the ColonieloAce. loom,' I Ana Tria a 4 4 pee 11 trt.'"'",„,... .4,,j wo.ttotoomme. or mum to them. EP in the aa'd Earl Mansfield, Lord Beaumont, Lord Palmate, and loop.. iii.. too, Celitoralan 56....2... 6A k„,.., ~,„5y.,,,...404.,, th., iii. of lA. iii.,.. Admiral Gordon, had interviews yesterday with Mr. Secre• 1%,e-e 20 Autumn - - le rtineL nitrudrA nallsa4 a. 4q row James . 1....15.. indarld C.4lkwy. tar y Walpole at the Iliosse•offtee. too.* 10 Australaetan 2 444 .. t,,,,e., e„, 4, 4 arig,AL u. th. cad rouuty IA 5...16...... and .ekulsautirt Lord Southampton had an interview with the Earl of 1002°.•,":: I°l it.."l"nolian r hmd all I flu per it or ear 1.4 nen •..r. a:. al:4 ri .v eau, wine the mid uterkt mows Derby yesterday, at his °Skill residence in Downing- ss ow 1 Awed,. comm. A,..aul Smith 'St knr....ln.r 11-11, a). IA ON PM Ish .4 wild', to the street. MP John Wood, Chairman of the Board of In- %%Imo I Are Maria via ..1,1t...1.1 irlikell • a.. 1 'mama natway. with Die korku and am. •.4 demi i.h. wall:,. i.wirmitti wentaourd Imre, la, land Revenue, had also an in rsiew with the noble earl. latto.ne I With. Australia& (told all 1 dia per i 1 At 0.12 111,.. , • •ht,•A •. 0 *li. or 111"..•aa..•`,"! l"",,, ". W,7.,_„,'"WiaA•ZWitow„aaa,_'W,„„a_aa Mr. D. Hoyle and Mr. Bourne, had an interview with the ISM° SO WOWsa inw ll4 7 a 000 1.13,.. 01 S.A., W.'', •t f ta,L11%.411. ••• so M. . Dirk 13.93- Right Ha.. Jr. w. Hraky and Lord Colchester, yesterday I". 33 It' 'l'l i'P'llek"" pas, 49 4 5 si.t. Ikerblults 1.1.•....'... , a 111 Pr.er • W3l all, Salsa Mel • Wail" In t 113Wil 30 DO Coowalitad Caleb.,. au I 8 W' n. V..retl!.4 It .tl.a I. a; ttoll Vomits, imd Warn Some!, or at the Board of Trade, llouto is Do. Pt. Moulin Ile; SW, 14 tile 111 kra 11.01 -tl In mid cos ,W. Despatches were teat yesterday from the Colonial-office, 110,011 1 Panne% Clear ...... „ lt A pm 'Durk -A Whoa+ 11, ,-r..PIWaI. a from the R 22.24122 int 2b2" to the Goveruitr-General of Canada, and the Governors of 11,007 40 iCabra sbppri4 .... di. .1.... A. tAtto....: Web,* at ..r u.• r Jae said Jame.• lattpw I Weed .._ r.u.:l, se the larch o; a A ..In thuraid roun,-, and ternitne.tne sy use other North American pro riorse. 100.000 5 &Ariel& Gold karma. sub 0. ,1,....•, aid North t'ewer.' Weiss; au or war the The Judicial Committee of her Majesty's most Hon. CWInaOO l4 7 74 tetd.....urt tot L.., im.1...,., "A...lTT'''. sane-,"' o".." 1" °•lko Privy Council, sat yesterday in the Council Chamber. The ""•41k3 Eng. a Atinuellan Copper all 4 die par 41 } ~,. ~ u,,,.er,ti ..: i a:-....a. In ..a.: "aid widely. 3.1 trltieb wild ,_...s )3,001) :0 Osumi ea. - NH - - u,,,„, .„.. ~.., ....„.1, u.„,. ~,,i, tie, etwa,, 5.4 e,,,,,,eeeeeeee. mesa present were Lord Truro, Lord Crenworth„ the Lord y 0...,,, tkoidoo Mountain. -.. .Ito ii au ~,,,40,,,,h..i.t......4.1a..1 te3,431-10 . .n. In. dineils or Chid' 71W:ice of the Court of Common Pleas, Vic • Chan• MOOD Oral Dusky 441101*-- .11 t dis sal ..1..0.,.,,,,ni la, als'`.l'''''`l'll•• '''''• 22'.-7'1,r4 .......,}a, -of tenor Turner, the Judge of the Admiralty Court, Si, J. 11.ue0 than P01g00th........-. all 11 i eat .4...ltatinue. 6.0....10miitt5. 1.1..* I kairh. twich. shale, 7,,,,.. ,„ „, ,t,,,.„,. We ,u V..reteit, weywii nwewueb. eta Pennon, and Sir Edward Ryan. Several motion anil_pe- ',Ole .r• 0w,.. II . '... ^ . the • ‘l.l meaty. titions were heard, and en appeal from Bombay, " Her enler.-t k' 0,41 r -' ' ''', trot" the 1100 .4 ib• 1,44 Hi haws Ruckmdbhoy v. Lulloobhoy Mottichund" for di...,... WM** $O,OOO Liberty Lake ft.ttnarOC.. ...._.._ .. ill I rea II LIM. itratitsr.O.W.C.Og. all 1 as Mom ille saol mim, ' . . , a wad e Wed The nee .1 I.T, artl, _ • 100,000 Markman& 4.1,40.4 la haul& r.... .1.114. and omiteltxl to Sr. Ilawity Wailed la ''s.• 1` g part beard' saw* I ItemeinsinouthAseenme 9 44 A 4 lb, mul murk .4 %oases/y.2mila,, um thet pert of the *wile It to,Ota New limeade ............. MI I li gm it I ...c.ella • Ile in D.,.....swesecitettor. 11 awe Pe _Web se (raw. LAST Stoat's °Laren ) 1100,080 Nouveau Monde o,oe-tat 110 Oa: • e.ated " The Si &elm red taweese le a le,,etm Part Philip .- .II 1 i ret 21 I i 1ut..4.... th tae .v- I 41,01.ilene W SWF WAR.OFFICE, Nov. 26. o'ooo - -to Knek all 5 die par e,,,,...t;t.t, r...,4 0. I instead e„ ar p4"lll7=Bl‘lsBfereeree ..e. Rao. of Dragoose.-Acting Arai ttant-13nrwn fiery mow 5 . new Iroa ...... Q. NIIV.IIP, APIA. In the teatilalliPtd Is owl" Wrier. eae kev...:. :a th.• ..I,uutar. sad weed mid 'y careened Anse Cherfei Boats to be alasiatant• marginal, vice gie, pro- • Ito Mew ... 13 7 s 1164.). • al. tar work. and nonvonlosors Connecial=ll46l.l mod es the staff, 7,..,a its daratige de Wks IM MI :41 k ul, and mammas& from. thrash. or Into the $0,044.1 1 south Atutrailan..--- 1 par 5 pat us ads, cure parmisal and other pane of W ard Fast -koistant Bargees Edgar Bowmen Batt, frau 4.009 le rt„ dery .- . 1:4,44.d troherkaulituat or 000 e •ron o o I 4411.1.""12= the 1301 Fan; to be serval, vice !Made, appointed to 12,104 M. 2.41 Ultima Merit= 1 ' Jlt N Intks lel to mob far worm le wake Wool derialParta the staff. mom I Wee Yeetteew all pad 1 pea 14 Henryi pps,from -pay, wag -11,...,4 ace i.„.,,..1 K ei„,,,,. p,,,, neehme. deo ...lie Oa Foot.-Captain Phili half-pay, DANA 1 Tula ..... . -ITAFFORDSIIIIIE MIDLAND and MINERAL 1 1 , 11 la RAIL% II -.INCooRPURATION of COMPANY • (3.1 N• nate. lON .4 RAILWAY from CANNOCK to Mr.I4NKAUVRY. e ased %Nell to W A Litt LI. • soother BRA N t:II to JOIN the 4 .A toll} and NORTH WKS IERN RAILWAY at or teem LI \h i...arab tIRKKA YUKON, ant anotloer KR ANCII to NI LATON . ~,,agel to ,'AR the DeoRNASIII.4E. STAFPURIteIIIRK, and lialL'rdrlllllo II IRK oIIiNCY lob Net I 1.4 AY: POWERS to af tali:4l AI NOD OA. taK TORREON. and ...he ...I IN .%,.blO RAIL% AT nod oItANCIILo . and AMEN LOARNT of tir . hofICE le It VREItT GIVEN ant APPLICATION le M a rt lol l to ...we to PA RLIAM MN? /a the jimetesot ...4.041 for leave la I: u, I. ona, moioneenale Ur Rahway and braaeles. or Some of ...„. t „....,0t0. or.enbsal. Mat all let.. work. and comma , owes.. therewith and &PRIMA.* Morrow W*Pactlrel7 Walt hi , s , ) . • % astray odesmoreetas be • Jelbellim with the thee astlietteed .. ) ,,,,'^',.., - .1. ~ we owe.) 4. te. /4,4ordoliere.etd Worm 4.4 tore Julte• a j,,,, st ,:i soa , A:t. I .:. to. r .woo the highway leading fro. Cannock to loom . ). orreotoal Ls:. , to the Parfnoordt47 Phu of tbe rout autho. i a d 000 e of liaoloot ofro. tto to t...c0 meal Act. W the torah .of Mtn ..•,l, . ter awn, .4 r. 4 , 4.1..6-4 teratol.4llllig by a nowt.. with tbe ... ire • ..'.eso, tt va•Onwtoo. awl Dula-) K taloa). all at pfgallit •Aillh... .1:1. mole. at or soar a to Ota at* von to 44 here the and Loot moo ~., 1..,,ha0 meow. du: ,4.t., etaM.rthottro Koos). In the tooth of ~,......4,. its tho -ad •01.111ty. WA WWI UM, •Jfkr. 40.104"..111LIAMI . ... 4 4 V,. ,Rh to It dodo of ou.antained fr.., on thnowh. vr ' ~.. ~,,a t ~.....)..... t..... 1111, Ste.l •oraparoehhol, ant other ... eye.. 4. liouse.o.rd. llwatmetoo. lawatoft. Chutabletdow. 0 ,,;,), I% briv) bloom ...natal": tlrea a 'flea. W)Oey L. A. Lawny , " I. it .-4. ti,,,, ;toe hat Atareohill. Ha.. Veather.o4.l4. Nora.. n o 0 . 02". N.44i IPA. r C.a.toook. llhotor,rli. Crest Ilkonwlett, ~ .I os, ,I. Iltrehlotl, Rebel, ► Volvo -mot Mabel', Walroll Poret," ..„, D ....* ......0 ~, tt. Ernie.•r 1......1, limalawy, Iliedslitiry .0.,... 1046..7. r • ..o.ey. Wo lueOkl.l, Walealtall, Edon's. Wohero a q.t. it. Lot •o .40, M. 4.1.... y. rots loy. .. TiNdogion other. ... i .„ , „,,, , ..„1 w. a tte o towitit. or DAN a f t IMO. eP to the .41 do - 0.41).--A brea th R oloay, otherglim fro. the late of the &bon ee.olt I ,attoolot Radian a. or hear Jon... ht ..100 endfleld Colliery. ~ a. I . a ...I 4 Waltall. 'n O t .stel eouuty of ..n.aff..a.. and .erollitutrt ado sir Oral two arta:. mot rt .... Imo whore the .aid ourect manta • .1.1 Swab et td00....00 It-010 .o. sa dm so CIA of Watte/I, to the -o t dooood. ...kJ lotted • 5..1 'wands Medway.nh the voodoo roul awe ••• ottedst nitro t.h. D.,11'..e mta. no.: unnotanted from. In, ;b.. to b. or mt.. •Mo ',ton orbit.... toomlrepoo, ext. oparechlal me. t th a orpla,.., a lkiAk, t.... 1., rtuout.... thett kliotorteh. Lltae Mot. Iltroblutta 1:1.•....'0. ,:o ot Pe.er • Wel all, Saha Paula leads %woe rte,' .4 W al, L a' 'oll Volorith. and Webeall Noremb, in orie of At of ntlC-11. all • o Ito- aid ems ay. . i .,,,,, k _, t L.... It, , o ~,.. durst, g (wen the Ire et re 'Niter ▪ ,:.....t..1.4. - 4 It:oh , * at or f a r Jae laid Jameee Ilrldle Cldliaid 0d a .. 7 , ta Ike pooh .• 04 A tw o thomed r0ut0..... and toomatas Sa• meet,. sne tlm L..:0t0 .t.I North trowerra Milos; 0., or s la t ie „,,,,,,,.. n ,... ~,, 1 ., le.,...ilaidulfri.to harla ...ma Irma to bedlam ),,.a, .M 0. )..n. ol I 0r1....0. la do: end county, sod , 'ski otbt Ann .I,* n•••-1 : . .d, 1t..0t0... 5..11 the work! and nourenloaceseot moot thomult..l.l:t undo ease tosnOolotol . .0, In. demob. or hto tbe wow. ;mob*. basaddio. o. atm -per .304, and .41.4_ lie ve of . Woholuen. et. ins, Lb.*. ad% Lit.* Malta:b. roar* y,,,,it .4 ilia , . AL Mr' 41 Woreem. Walsall Horoudb. sod 4 r• ,ears to • -. -'' ;, -Abe • old comely. a lmfibly.- Ato orb c .• or ~. : from the Ilse of the bob W .... More dr. anted totala ' . . ..1 .34 ClllO.l The live ACT.' held, belose.ute to rwaval to. to. I sq.. sod oormeed by Mr. Oconee Wilkes, to the mod porela , .f W edr.tr/ M . Eder or sae del yell of rat enrite tde 1 slot •Ir on 14.4....t0mTie n le 4 abaft ibt may o. 11.44e4 al iloe o g ee • ...OW - it bats Mil derealwe Iff • buotb us oth tie ...I I.trterebre W 5r ..„....,;, ~,,,t t.. t o mar aloe eat - ipebtal ii w{ feeler. 01.1.144:11,, A 1.1.4. In the toweadde of In peel" Wrier • tort d. to Ow oa ).000.0. ead Ned or 'y &mewl limit loom,. soh the work, and ororoolorois Comerial ... =ADA4l be ...:al, end mantaint & from. through. of litd the p 0.40... r tiro Ifint.imal Ad other AAA of NI "Moo A. le otterlsolOs4.4l, Or way Mt OM of 44 11117, b 2fra " : Wit 1. Intro loot to of ler powers In make to dertelier too the Moro ol the pod, al R Olney. Month Reihrept end mote ate ton t . ID lh. sat tit '4 oblito. the *alto &Seed Men lb* Diem an tall f 11.4140134 , 1. Nll.l al to to mug. &sot. abet. yr rep up, rtt:Ler te wend) ..r roranottly, an Illial torapthe else. set tau rod, •IT. ctS, and ot her b• boa., otfellalß, 1 ONION *Mk, farts. as. 131/1.. to .40 , railway, and tra.nro.l4 NOIR re mire.. aeudotto. hb....aw. 4141111,1.118 , a11 if. and s.4.ll4tei erne add, or 'id Moth all way NYCO: "e( y 10 Ono., do abet. 4-t Nye eye, nee payers of the oaf Radom. I:rauca Melempe. au. deer r. ..e/Jeviy. And le le Mended by the wild WI to take piers 11l • of rorrybir lecie east Ur I =ll3,,it h y=7lertok lid Yet re ere peretaNei Mao are... ee rex 1 ert fir par le allitgrowit such terear i leaertber by co mod ra. sod ere brie radberlit.roonta for the = ll l blleilereya o and Mort • . 14.1 to 40?) ~, awl Is rag mew easeeeted Nita re brie tore. ard bee . le preesit eA Mbar it I. air riser •0 err". -or tbe Intl Ordry be be Itte. 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Ile CC Po., oho It tr. . 1 tree* I Rattly,lnaAl VIP 1......e4 to be rode ; nod.',. mop el re seder in 'ere I I ` 1.014..• or N.,e - • , •Ii to tarried ter re of INA lob i 'Obit ht. poise of ..oda erf lIAA A es err eir U. P. . 0111..h1t I al b dere ot 7.•••• WA trarOVAd 1,... enem a • ~,. are Ma: eke: red tbr se et Were tie 3toll 1. , * WM .1.........!.. V. ALA AAA ette ... 01.1 1/11 • II lidopielled la On Parse B. I Oar of the Ikea of Into I tam 114 day 4 Nowerber. ter (raw/ LAST RIORT'S OLZITTI) WAR-OFFICE, Nov. 26. di=of Dragooso—Acting Assistant-Su/we Hoary Boate to be asiatantsurgeon, vice pro moted ms the staff. id Poot.—kisistant Sanwa Edgar Dinnaresq Batt, from the 11th Foot, to be wergen, vice Read*, appointed to the staff. Foot.—Caitein Henry Philipps, from half-pay, oast teehed, to be captain, vies Cruise, who exchanges, re ceiving the difference; Lieutenant Henry Pntt Clore to be captain, by purehan, vice Philipps, who retires ; Ensign Waiter Tyler Bartley to be lieutenant, by pur chase, vice H. P. Our*. 18th Foot. —Assistant-Surgeon Frederick Clarke, from the 25th Foot. to he assistant-surgeon, vice Batt, promoted in the 3rd Foot. 24th Foot.—Ensign Samuel John Jame Barna to be lieu teaant, by perches., vice Drew, who retires. Mb Foot—Acting Assistant-Surgeon Welkin Ssndom Wbs.sk, M.D., to be asaistent-surgeos, vice Chase, ap plaud to the lilth Foot. 31st Filet.—Captain Change Octavio. Eardley WILMS'S, from is Kith Foot, to be captain, via Rinke, who n ehmen,. 41st Feel—Captain James Brun to be major, by porches*, vim Seaton, who retires ; Lieutenant Honourable Richard Handlosek to be captain, by purchase, vice Benin; H &tattoo Bush to be lieutenant, by parchne E rt 66th Fen.—ffessign John Richard Hams to Iss lintinsant, by purehme, rim Frain, who retires; Thomas Maude Itoaby, gent., to be ensign, by purchase , vice Machismo, appointed to the 64th Foot. 64th Foot —Ensign David Monies., Murray. to be lieute nant, by parchaseoricie Hood, who retires ; Ensign Walter Can Mackinnon, from the 65th Foot, to be ensign, vice Murray. Wed Feet—Staff Surgeon of the Second Clam William Ord Medico:le, M.D., to be surgeon, via Home, pro moted's the Staff. 9341 Foet.--Captain Henry Barham' Hamlets Rake, from the Slit Foot, to be captais, vies Yardley Wilmot, wit Coyies e rt i r Simask— Captain Timm Cochrane Ham mill, from -pa unattached, to be eaptain, vice Albert Watson, without musiterw, to an unattached majority • First Lantsoant Frederick Arthur Walter to :Iznik by pumbent, vies Suomi% who retires; lasolameat fishers Seymour Crouton filmy to be fret Ilentessot, by pereltam vise Walter. St. Helena Thomas Conway Lloyd to be adjutant, viol Prsatiereille, who resigns the adju tancy 0017. HOSPITAL Siiire.—Surgeon Tlunnos David HUN, M.D., from the Sid Feet, to be staff worpos of this fleet elate, vies George Seek ebe retires epos holl-pay ; Aosistant- Seems Cameo Swim Login, M.D., from the 6th DTA SO be staff surgeon of the snood elm, vice appointed to the 82nd Foot ; Surgeon Henry Comm isside, from the 3rd Foot, to be staff surgeon of the mesa& dam Moe George Hume Reads, who retiree an -Capt.Darrier. Thomas Cochrane Hammitt, of the Ceylon Rile Regiment, to he major in the army; Brevet Major Thomas Cochrane Hammill, of the Ceylon Rife Regi stries, to be lieu , •colonel in the army ; Capt. Henry Philippe, of the 6th Foot, to be /sere In the army ; Brevet Major Henry Philipps, of the 6th Foot, to be liestenanteolonel in the army. Musoussoust—Ensign Henry John Tongs bee not re verted to the 74th Regiment, as stated is the Gazette of Nov. 23, 18.2, but ees'inure in the 61st Foot, as stated la the Oentre of Oet. 15, 1862. ERRATtII IN VAS Cairns OP Sher. 21, 1862.-Ist (or °results, Oganis).—For Francis Bon Miele*, gent., to be innino and lieutet ant, by penises*, he., read Francis Brine Davies, pat, to be snug. and lieutenant, by purchase, In. ADMIRALTY, Nov. 23. Coma Or RoTAL MAR:PLS.—Crew Major Hugh Hyena ; to he lieutenant•colunel, vice Gartaston, retired on fall pay; Brevet Mejor aimed Robert Wesley, assistant ad jutant general, to be utenaot colonel; Brevet Major Thomas Fynntore, to be lieutenant-colonel, vie/ Hors. brook, retired on full pay; First Lieutenant and Adju tant James Ainslie &smart to be captain, vies Evans, promoted; First Lieutenant and Quartermaster James Pickard to he captain, vice Frimore, promoted ; Second Lieutenant Thomas George Shelton Helms: to be first lieutenant, vice Stewart, promoted; Sesead Lkutenar.t William Taunia Santry to be fret hernial, vice Pick ard, promoted; First Lieutenant Rodney Vansittart Allen to be adjutant; First Lieutenant Jobs. William Cothran Williams to be quartermaster. NEW DEPUTY LIEUTENANTS. 114011T0 , 41 tea. Walter LOSS, Esq., M.P., Herbert Within Williams Wynn, Esq., M.P., and Jonn Naylor, K R . STA eroansit IRV. Edward Knight, Doctor of Medicine, and Honey Albino, Eaq. Lamcaaniew. George Henry Carleton Suutterlead, Req. ACCIDENTS NEAR INN For some time past workmen have been employed in the erection of a building on the Hermitage, near Nottingham. On Wednesday afternoon two men were engaged in remov ing the supporta of the arch of the cells,. Shortly Min the woodwork bad been taken away the whole of tke arch soddenly fell in, burying the unfortunate workmen in the ruins, upwards of 10 tons of bricks and sod falling upon them. Ase:stanee was speedily rendered, and in the course of an hour the men were deg out. One of the poor fellows (an Irishman, of the name of James Drannem) was however quite dead, his neck being broken and his body frigbtfally mutilated. Shortly afterwards the other workmen were es tziested, and conveyed to the General Hospital. In the morning of the same day, an accident, which fortunately was not of a fatal character, occurred at High Holbon, near Nottingham. two men being precipitated from a scaf folding three stories high. One of them, named Allessek, was taken to the General Infirmary, having received severe mansions on the head ; the other escaped without serious iniury. An accident of a similar nature occurred in the neighbourhood of Radford, near Nottingham, the day previous. The ILLIPATEB STEAMER VlCTOlttit.—On Thoreday afternoon the Scandinavian wee telegraphed at Het, baying en board the survivors of the ill-fated Victoria, which was wrecked oaths Wingoe Beacon, a few miles from Gothenburg. The Scandinavian having arrived is the reads, seven men in the employ of Messrs. Brownie', seed Pearson, owners of the Victoria, launched a boat from the pier opposite Nelson-street, with the intention of proceed ing to this ship, but unfortunately the frail bark was almost immediately run down by a sloop, and the crew were im mersed in the Humber. Assistance was speedily rendered and three persons were rescued, but we are sorry to lay that four have met a watery grave. At the time of closing this dispatch their bodies had not been recovered. SALE OP THEATRICAL PROPERTT.—At the AU. tion Mart, on Tue-Aay, Mr. Robins submitted to public competition five proprietors' shares of one hundred pounds each, paid in full, in the Theatre Royal Drury-lute. No dividend Is paid on them, but the auctioneer said that there was a probability, at some future time, of their turn ing up a price and, in the meanwhile, the pawnor bad a chance of getting on the committee, which to some was a scarce of great amusement. The Ave shares sold for seven guineas. Two renters' shares in the same theatre, paying a dividend of Ir. 3d. per night par share, with a free ed. mission, saleable annually, produced 190 guineas each. Two Testes.' shares in the Royal Italian Opera at Covent garden, on which a dividend of 124 10s. per share per an num is now paid, with a free transferable odor ....on. On these shares 6001. was originally paid, and they have bccn sold for 6501. After tome competition, they were sold for 190 guineas *sett. A BANDIT.—The Gazette of the dips (Savoy) re lates the following appalling encounter of five carabineers with a convict named Stella, who had made his escape from the goner, of Sardinia. It appears that on the night of the 10th three five carabineers proceeded, under the com mand of a brigadier, to a village named La Vienna, near Cortemiglia, to effec t the arrest of this man. liav:ng en tered his bed-room, where they knew him to be, in the dark, Stella flied a pistol at them, bat mimed them. fhe flash of the pistol was sufficient to show that be was standing ea his bal. They rushed at him, and two of them seised him by the 12gs , but he stabbed them repeatedly with hie stiletto, and at the same time Iced a second pistol at a third who was coming up, and laid him dead. Then jumping down from the bed, the wounded men having let Wage, he dealt blows with bin stiletto right sod left, and eseaped Jirough the door. The two remaining euabineers, though severely wounded, ran after him, but one of them sees sank down from loss of blood, and ezpiretil a Isw oisietee after, while the cubist fell over his own entrails, whisk protraded from a out be bad received in the abdomen, sad wee carried back to the house in a Sesperate condition. So that the handl made his escape after killing two men, and wounding one mor tally, and the others severely. CELESTIAL Punewsznott.—On Thursday evening, &Isom, minutes before seven o'clock, a broul and brilliant portion ef the eastern sky, illuminated by the Aerate mileages& the attention of many, from the ligat Riven forth, whfd almost equalled that of the quarter moon. In • few SWIM a dark red stream was seen in the centre of many missre, beautiful es them of the rainbow, said a:loot ing isji Inwards the zenith, a broad belt of the heavens beams detest the isobar of blood, the singular phenome none aseseilleg le es arch seemingly resting on the clouds, "beet le degrees above the eastern and western horison. Suddenly the WA broke in the zenith, but in a moment it again became entire, and the redness brightened, Nokia" some of the speetaton exclaim that the heavens were on fin. In less than ten minutes the portentous marlin of the sky was gone, and nothing was seen but the flickering and evanescent beams of the moon.—Thuirke , Courier. RINI ME LI; TOILET VLlVAidit (sortillod by the aelebrated De. Uri, to sonsist of Ibt Parfet and mot rolobrionoonbeeomo) , fu royertar M wry tam de Wipe so • tare sod rofrobion Mill Todd s Pono,a reeking mar,. ph& oat destrieso. sod • !porde! Mite MINE Ito apartmods as skit vu use& and Grp proportion row tt on bollopeoroble requiette to all IwWaa Prise. In Id. awl So. May M bad la bend for sbipplog so • rest Medi= V pios.—liold by EUGENI Instemor, IS. Omni. street. ildeo, and by oil areio'sta, ta• DEAUTIFUL HAIR.—Of the numerous cote- 1 eartnet y naanaused 'as punauting tbe 'monis oh I , l.outit t•mt tra llamas In.', kir nanutt, nave Is mar. latond 6 .2 , ' , :...a,l n• oi . 'thud the ,seensual month% of ROW I VIM' le tk OIL during tai lAA bolt .-,.err bete .tuned berad tl a r.robv d wit It tiscatatin nour,hitat pawn. ts the annuli and n unratton el the Nana hair, end wana roe., tdhar tort tans n Ppm* 1.11.4. It souridire tine hair elosanst fru= and ansdolf, twin's. it Is maturity, sod coidasen fits pane& nna no tills. 'tad., and stilinuntnest a. lb, West wind knitnell Ilk. frier 1.. nd eelor Ism& bouts, iteanal to Slut nautili, 11.- 6 ...WI , 4Ale oat 1d ;.., /Is —tield hp A ROWLAND and SUN, lint'aingsrut a, luatirs, sad by all sheatina sod perfumers. VfnlT Or DllTtfUtUlailEn OTPICERn TO WOOL WICH.—IIia Royal Flightier. the Duke of Cambridge, tb• ' Right Iles. Lord 11.1alan, Muter-O•aersl of the Ordnance. accompanied by • en•idembls another of Olken attached to •snow foreign services, who attended the funeral of the Duke of Wellington, •tilted the Royal 4r•enel at Woolwich yeweriley, and west over the different departments of the establishment. --- -.. THIS WHIM or A FAMISH AND HIS WIFE HUH STAFVORD.—COMMITTAL Op TEAMS Huss Siss.—SsAr- 101 W. WIDIMODALT.—Arter • protracted • g, the ma gistrates, the Hon. and Key. A. C. Talbot and Dr. Knight, last night committed Edward Welch, Charles Moore, and Peter Kenyan, for trial, slurried with the wilful murder of John and Jane Blackburn at the Ash Flats, nrar this town. Henry Blackburn, son of the deceased, as we have already stated, bad bees perivioney °committed fur trial upon the same charge. The eac'inpu of the prem ., from the ingeiry before the magistrates prevestv u giving as outline of the evidence upon which the accused have been committed. It is supposed that to•day Welch has made a statement throwing additional light upon the matter. It is expected that, in order to bring the principals to justice, ene of the aseemoriee will be admitted approver. THE LYING IN STATE, CHELSEA HOS-1 PlfA4 • owserls Mr.@ n @lvrea press takers Nei brews at re 'v.. yrs, prls'e sr torero, word kr NE@BAII , 4 lICUIC t I LI.) used erg IPSO 4 her r, rill estrk moor Orrowsrae @NI p..." • and kr lbw* who r eed Ur firms. red in Mir id bi add: r thorred• .red with I Warr.s last UN It priers@ sa leeirolki• emotose; P 1 Us•Sireseir • emir Wereiniellir Pre kora, trek cerk.l4 neer •sreiriere k fr o spy. albs It le sol poor@ sad re Y. rat Ike ik elsim—ikey by Mug end yys. wink al moibla.tears, ENOLAND AND AUSTRIA IN MR ADRIATIC.—The Augsburg Gazette hu the following frog Consuntinople of the 6th :—The °donna Porte wishes to declare Durum at DOOM other port at tn. coast Of the Adriatic a free port haunter to please Eagland. This is precisely what the Austrian govern m ent will not agree to, as it +lab.* to pre veal a conspetition which would be injurious to its trade, lot if this plan were adopted the English would earry on smuggling there 142 a large scale. 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NO Su all it. 100 Sp too" St. 111 ii.tii II I lbN In -4 I I lafl I 11l Iltd II Is pI , .0 10 I -S -OL IMO r 1 5 ts i is 14 17 SS 4 Iff U 40 3 AI 43 34 8 1 04 1 1 4 3 i P" 1 13 11 I2j 116 10 104 poi Si i Ilf Si , Amt Pfraiaban 'Weems of Imes— .. MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY Evelio's. The English stock market to-day was scarcely so strong upon the whole, but there is little dimiutiorraf the feeling of confidence. Consols were done u high as 1011, but the closing quotation, and the one that prevailed during the greater part of the day, wee 1014 to 1, both for money and the 9th Dec. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. stock was in demand, and rose to 104. The purchase of the government broker being the last investment of the week, was confined to South Sea New Annuities, at 1001. The list of business is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 1011, 1,1, 4,1; ditto, for account, 1014, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 1001, 4. Three andcs-Quarter per Cents., 103/, 104, 3j. 4. Loop Annuities, 1860, 6 7-16, 1. South Sea New Annul. ties, 1001. Bank Stock, 223. Exchequer Bills are steadier. The March bills maintain their price of 70s. to 73a. prem. The June issue was also purchased at 738. prem., but left off at yesterday's rate of 695. to 725. prem. India Bonds command 80s. to 83s. prem. The day's foreign rock business was not large. Mexican Bonds attracted some attention, ranging between 241 and 241, the latter being the last price officially marked. The accounts from that unfortu nate Republic are of much the same complexion as those received for come time past. The bondholders, however, point to the fact that the revenue is stated in the President's message to have increased by no less than a million of dollars. The certificate issued by the Spanish Bondholder's committee was again lower, and the scrip of the Swedish and Turkish loans was fiat. Bargains are marked as follows: Brazilian New Four-and-a-Halt per Cents., 18,12, 97, 1. Dutch Two-and a-Half per Cents., 654, 664, 9.51; ditto Four per Cent. Cerfifs., 97. Danish Five per Cent.. 1064. Equador Bonds, 6, 4. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents., ex. Deo., 1849, Coupon, 21/. Mexican Three per Cents., 241, 4,4, 4. Por tuguese Converted Four per Cent., 381. Russian Five per Cents., 1181 ; ditto Four-and-alialf per Cent., 105, 41. Sardinian Five per Cents., 100, 994, 1004. Spanish Nee Deferred Three per Cents., 251; ditto Passive (Converted), 64; the Committee's Certif., 34, 3, 31, per cent. Swedish Loan, 11 die. ; Turkish Six per Cents., 21 prem. Business in miscellaneous shares is more active than for many months past. Shares of the Austra. lien Agricultural Company were done to-day several times at 1001., being a rise of some 30 per ceet. The prices marked in tho official list, however, were only 76 and 73. This advance is owing to its being under stood that gold in considerable quantities exists on the estates of this Company. Bank of Australasia shares have been dealt in 'at7l to ; Bank of British North America, 60 ; English, Scottish, and Australian Bank, 41 ; Lon don Chartered Bank of Australia, 4 ; Provincial Bank of Ireland, 471 ; Royal Australian Banking and Gold Importing, 1; Union Bank of Australia, 62; ditto, New, 71; Australian Royal Mail Steam, 3s, ; Crystal Palace, 41 ; Crystal Palace of Prance (lust introduced into the official list), 24, with 21. paid; Electric Telegraph of Ireland, 14, 4, ; Gene ral Steam Navigation, 29 ; Netherlands Land Enclo sure, 21; General Screw Steam Shipping Company's shares are again higher, marking 58, 60, 584, and 80. Shares of the Bordeaux and Gtte Railway closed 54 to 54 prem. ; Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway,/ to 1 prem. ; Ebro Canal, the statutes of which have been formally approved by the Queen of Spain, 11 to 2 prem.; &mere andOraissessac Railway, 11 to 4 prem.; Western Railway of Switzeriard, 14 to m.; French South Eastern Railway, 1 to 14 prem.; Royal Swedish Railway, k to 1 prem.; Wimbledon and Croydon Railway, 2 to 21 prem.; Danish Zealand Railway, 1: to la prem.; Lake Constance and Basle Railway, par to 1 prem. ; Orleans and Epernay Railway, 4 to 1 prem.; Magdalena Steam, 1 to : prem.; National Patent Steam Fuel Com pany, Z prem. The Cornelia has arrived in the Downs from Syd ney, which port she left on the 9th July, with 5,078 ounces of gold, worth upwards of 20,0001. On the other hand we have to record a shipment of 20,0001. in gold and 1,0004 in silver, be the Sir William Ffolkes, for Sydney and Port Philip; and 15,0001. by the Renown, for Port Philip direct. Another new undertaking was announced to-day under the title of the "Tynemouth Dock and Morpeth and Shields Direct Railway Company," with a capital of 300,0001., of which, it is stated, 120,0001. has already been taken up. The object is the formation of deep water docks for the accommo dation of the trade of . the river Tyne, which up to this time has been deprived of this advantage ; and of a railway to run to Morpeth, a distance of 15 miles, with a short branch to the Duke of Portland's coal field. A large portion of the company's profits is expected to be derived from the cord traffic, offers of which to a considerable extent have already been made. The engineers are Messrs. Locke and Erring ton, and the directors state that eminent contractors have offered to lease the railway and docks for 14 years from the completion of the works, at a minimum rent of 5 per cent. per annum, with half profits beyond this rate. This offer is to be submitted to the shareholders within four months from the passing of the company's act. Telegraphic accounts from Vienna of Thursday quote the new loan at 15-16 discount; the exchange on London,. 11.28; and the price of gold, 221 premium. The bullion market remains in :tau quo. The silver by La Plata has not yet been sold; and, indeed, is not yet deliverable. There was but a trifling alteration in the market for foreign exchanges to-day. Short Paris showed an upward tendency, being done at 23.20 to 25. Bills at three months' date, however, were scarcer, and transacted at 25.40 to 424. Belgian places were in demand at 25.40 to 424. Only a few bills were offering on Amsterdam at 11.181, and this paper leas in more request at 11.181 for three months, than last poet. Short was dune at 11.161 to 17. There was also a greater demand for Hamburg, which was quoted a trifle lower, at 13.61 to 7. Frankfort was generally transacted at 1191 to 120 for three months. In other places there was no essential change. The returns of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, the 20th Nov., when compared with those for the previous week, exhibit the ges follow- Circulation issue Circulation active 22,6;0,823 Decrease 531,410 Public deposits 8,681,081 Increase 607,831 Other deposits Geverameat securities in baikina department.. 13,962,669 Without alteration Other securities in basking department Coin and bullioa ia both departments &m en dap and ether bills 1.469,664 D, cream 47,497 The Rest The Referee 12,861,169 increase 679,662 There is no feature in these returns unusual at this period of the lb aneial quarter. The inferences to be drawn are all decidedly in favour of the trade of the country. THIS DAY—Two o'CLocc The market for the home funds to-day is firmer, and the tendency of prices ts evidently upwards, although bminess, as usual on a Saturday, is quiet. Consols are quoted higher than yesterday, at 1013 to Z for money and Demmber. The Three per Cents. Reduced have improved from 1001 to 1001; and the Wks opened Same of Banwly. geosista. 1861. 1862. 1851. 1862. - - Barnett. - --- 72 72 Aberdeen 371 371 Belfast and Ballymena 17 17 Belfast and County Down 33 33 Birkenhead, Lanc.,& Cheshire 1,197 1,484 6 1 2 9 61 26 Blackburn 664 742 86 85 Bristol and Exeter 3,770 3,963 189 189 Caledonian 94 Chester and Holyhead 61 Cork, Blackrock, and Passage 1171 136 10 20 Cork end Bandon 32 66 Dublin and Belfast Junction 593; 882 63 63 Dublin and Drogheda B97' 944 6 6 Dublin and Kingstown 161 161 Dundee and Arbroath 31 31 Dundee,Perth,AberileenJunc 622 680 19 19 Dundalk and Enniskillen 68 68 East Anglian 79 8. East Lancashire 322 22 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 13,101 16,211 96 95 Eastern Union 1,986 2,361 89/ 891 Edinburgh and Glasgow 78 78 Edinburgh, Perth, & Dundee 2,201 2,124 8 6 Exeter and Crediton 19 19 Furness 1711 1714 Glasgow and South Western 3,633, 4,622 2411 2914 Great Northern& E. Lincoktuili • 10,301:14,237 188 188 Great Southern & Western(lr) 4,198; 4,622 264 3191 Great Western 14,353. 19,324 25 26 Irish South Eastern 104 101 Kendal and Windermere ... • 162 162 90 90 Lancaster and Carlisle 260 260 Lancashire and Yorkshire 15,924 '16,940 39 70 Leeds Northern 181 18 Livcrpool,Crosby, & Southport 29.5 248 339 663 Landon and North Western 6 6 London and Blackwall 173 173 London, Brighton, and S. Coast 8,362 , 10,744 244 2631 London and South Western 16 34 Londonderry and Enniskillen 166 406 114 11 Man., Buxton, & Matlock, &c. 117 105 167 167 Manchester, Sheff., & Lincoln. 6,439' 6,646 9 9 Manchester and South] unction 466 525 28 28 Maryport and Carlisle 7921 - 4981 4981 Midland 21,407 22,163 126 128 Midland Great Western (Ire ) 2,190 2,286 37 37 Monklands 899 823 60 60 Newcastle and Carlisle 149 149 North British 322 232 North Staffordshire 6,192 6,268 47 47 North Western 538 - - 49 Oxf.,Wort.,& Wolverhampton - 665 60 60 Scottish Central 32 32 Scottish Midland 614 621 291 291 Shrewsbury and Birmingham 835 717 47 47 , hrewsbury and Chester .. • • 1,401 1,510 29 29 Shropshire Union 68 68 Smith Duna 1.569 1,667 261 2381 Sends Easeers 10,877 14,471 . 1061 131 Sea* Walss. 1,261 2,414 77 77 Sienthireek,Heamister& Goole 1,245 1,346 39 39 Stoats. mad Ihrtlepool • 654 1,869 40 40 Td Yale 36 36 mater 938 1,017 25 60 Waterford and Limerick • 260 474 9/ 2.5 West Cornwall 365 484 12 12 Whitebaven Junction 2lB 270 294 3041 York, Newcastle, and Berwick 13,404 14,312 279 279 York and North Midland Foam:v. 674 671 Dutch Rhenish 211 211 Maria Antonia lB9 222 63 63 Montereau and Troyes 63 63 Namur and Liege 4431 4 4431 Northern of France 493 677 Orleans and Central* 2 240 Paris and Lyons 84 84 Paris and Rouen 6,301 6,591 94 392 Paris and Strasburgh 7,040 _ 69 69 Rouen and Hann 168 99 Western of France 2,686 3,681 2,657 3,661 • The v•ceipts Module the trot& on the Orleans sad Coming. Or- Imes sad nonlasaa. sea Tour. and ?tants. liars. Axe RAILWAY STRATA A QUALIFICATION FOR A SIAT IN PAIALIAIIIINT ?—This rather novel question has been brought before the House of Commons upon the peti tion of electors of King.ton•upon-Hull, against the return of Mr. J. Clay, who contested the representation against Viscount Ooderich and the lion. C. L Butler, the hon. member's statement of his qualification, delivered In to the Clerk of the H ,we, being, " Absolute interest lc shares in the Great Southern and Western Itgilway of Ireland, Dub lin, on the security of the railway company and bank, and shares in the Union Bank of Australia, Old Broad street, vested in his own name." C C EI 4 AT Sia.—The barque Robert Watt put into Bristol yesterday (Friday), leaky. Bhe had been out eleven days on her voyage from Newport to Jamaica, and experienced heavy weather. The chi e f mat e h as met with an accident and had his thigh broken, so that he hoe been disabled from discharging h:s duties. TINE RIOT AT BIRKENUEAD between the servants of the Birkenhead Derek Trustees and the Shrewsbury and Chester Railway Company came before the magistrate at the Birkenhead potios-court ois Thursday last. The discus sion occupied four hours, and was adjourned until ihat day week, owing to enure points of law as to the right oe ownership of the brldre contended for bens' raised in the course of the inquiry by the counsel on either side. $1 IS I t e i 1 4 SAI. SI IS_ - i it es 107 ICI CU ell S 4 IS 171 111 S 1 SW 1 1 IS n le 74 79f ff 69 77 79 94 36 WS 9D GT 43 01 123 124 103 104 G ■ 96 36f S I S II 12 pm 871 3 $ " Ir is If pm 107, 1434 1331 1314 4 41 I' 3 oin E' 34 0 2 Ws 12 11 31 21 32 112 2 3 Gls T 9 79f 46 46 14 II If 11 die a 31 19 al 11/ 71 39 . 40 i 1 at. 3 32 4 I M. du, 4962 $2l, 33 91 96 N SS 07 69 74 76 11 dal, N SI 10 109 IS 16 23 3 31 4 791 SO Ni 414 14 . 16 1 Se Fa 111 11 __ dil si 2 e. ell 43 SO SI He N+ SO $1 SS II HS Ul Is llli Ili Ili 1146 ile if IS I* 111 141 11l i Idi ill Ste 1054 life SHAUL 107 109 102 ICI le 114 i ei Ipm it 4 1 pa I li pp IS IN II If If. 11 7 A i 111 114 .. ► as; ►1°160,1•• I is l l le IP 4%181 za 111 .11.6 22 1. 11 Pi 102 . 104. lit tit 17j IS I 11 psi ej 174 17 1 lit IS . S, - - I lie Mg 103 114 1 IPm ,WAYP. 15 ii . si. se ..11.Nse II on :A al 11 / mg Pa i i I 6 to I • ga if Pa I. M I p.a. $ l l I II 9 10 4 I 0 10 2.0 THE LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. raff Amsest. PARI.O,IIOv. It Vet Maw ssy. Lassist-i ads& — ler Centro. MT CMS/ , i P 25 1 .. ... ... ... .. Jar CASs., 101 1 103 71 loi 0 107 IS ISO 0 1 100 0 sr Cents :se Cent,. New Loan ) —• . ._ _ Esehan se as I r talne : • tpleht, 23 2 •1 00 dayS:2l 10. ... ilp: e ones..— aii 7 61 0 aerie 1633 103 . 13 4 .06 0•113 3 per ONO% New Loan 6306ange op L 0040.1 : •i•lght, 232 8; SO days, II 10. 113100 s, 5 perCt.lll4o 100 j Kann 1 Napier. Iteista Do. 1631 "^.41 .. .. Do. INS', p.C't • 100 75... I Tier oir7 Poiid o ••• Do. 9. 1952 Nov. 28.—St. Orrmaio, —; Versailles (right bank! —; dote (le ft bank), S. 1A; Pans and Dreamy 1,710: Pans and bask!, 990; Dawn and 11.4 re 310; Marmite+ end Ani se, re; tambour' sad Bale, 375; NortSrria, ; Paris and 'tw.betas, 770; Pato and i.y.s , no, 91250; Lyme, and Aegean, 700; blonernau and Trope, 340; (least, 750; Miens sad SL littler to Dray. 395 ; Pans sod Cherbows. 641; Dion an. liremono, 610; Dieppe and Yes asp, 3 , 0; Paramus and (Sete, 050; Bordeaux and Tests. 31/11; Pare and Scene, ; L end Combs, VIIINNA, Nov. 24. —Five per Cent. Metalliques. 94 2 New Loan (Series A), 94k ; ditto (Series B), 10n; Four-and-a-Half per Cent., NZ. Bank Shama, 1,337. Exchange on London, 11.30. Bartitif, Nov. 24.—Voluntary Loan, 1014. New Loan, Four..and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 1031 ; ditto (1852), 1031; National Debt, 934. Commercial and Marine Society's Premium, 149. Bank Shares, 1081. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF TILE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINOING-LANE, SATUKDAY MORNING. There has not been much animation in the colonial mar kets this week, cad some kinds of produce have been sold on lower terms. The sales of Sugar have gone off heavily, and occasionally at rates in favour of the buyers. Coffee, which was dull in the early part of the week, has rallied, and several parcels of native Ceylon have been sold at Os. to 47i 6d., other kinds have gone off steadily. Rice bee been rather more inquired for, and some sales have been made privately, at better prices. Nutmegs and Mace ar e about 2d. per lb. lower, and Pimento has declined fully Id. per lb. In Ter, a fair amount of bus;ness has been done in Congous out of the late arrivals: the chief sales have been from Is. ad. to Is. 6d. per lb. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the trade dull, at the followiog quotations • Prime Meadow Hay, rm. to 80.. ; inferior, 60s. to 701. ; Rowen, 40s. to 645. ; Clover, 801. to 100 s. ; second cut, 70e. to 90s. ; Straw, 245. to 28s. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The Tallow market has recovered to some extent. Consi derable purchases have been made on the spot, and the tal low which was pressing on the market has been cleared off. Town Tallow is quoted 475. 3d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the ;pot, 465. 94. to Cs. ; all this year, 465. 94.; Jan ua ry to 13' , oh, (1833), 475. 3d. to 475. eal. ; October to December (1341), 445. 6d. to 451. Mannar Avonaols.—Town Tallow, 495. 3d.; tat by ditto, 2.. Bd.; yellow Russiao, 495. ed. ; melted staff , 365. ed.; rough ditto, 235. ed. ; Tallow graves, 141. ; good dregs, es. RAILWAY TRAFFIC DURING THE PAST WEEK. 211 N IN 111 10? 1011 K IN 1 ; 1 12 21 91 ji 4 10 14 14a ui le IN I 4 IM IS 111 i II 241 II ei ►H II 91 tog • tog s 79 1 a a iein 111 II Y` ' 74 is li PI 1114 IN t