The Express. — London, England, 1852-11-15 00:00:00

'z ~- .41.• • ..•• y-- i c y Ali • • P I MR 15, 1852. ~ NO' LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, [THREEPENCE. RAILWAY& I $ lamer a 1...* ~ frill Y., 11 p I 1 44 ID*. 51•444 414444,) .. 4 1 14 (mein 4! Imes.- . St, 45 14 a Da 14'. I pot el. 41or N.& Meow vbs.: 141 II I ad 114444.4914 . 41. 19•45 r. 111 10914•44 aw. rirdeass ... Is INNS lei 14.iss ... .. IS 14 in 114 10 Ms re 4 as ... .. at CO 11 I* !arm" ... 115 411 11 t 9 , Piro 444 IR .. 44 $l, HI 4 4 .4.9l4,C4inanitlmi 59, I 4 pa q 21 Qmbes lot Itiehoosrl .. 1 1 Ipa 4 :1 &mai all. Ihwe ... .. 19; 541 II 0 4 limits Mu Men.. . Ita 11, lie 4 :a. 44,94 torlial..l ........ 4la di WI ,1449 t IP 4_, ~ .9 .141 5 If 11 lit Waif II 44 f.rase... .. 118 10 4m 15 The following are this dsy's melee for the soeoant : COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. THIS DAY.—Two o'Ctocr. the railway market I. chiefly Mama by the settlemeat el the aosoaat, whisk is in full progress. The aid haters is a great ries in London and Santis Weston Stook. Caledosian and York and North Midland are also better, aid al desist a few Cl the heavier descriptions have been said at slightly reused rata, the general frolisif of the market is mew desidedly firmer again. frehth Aires are higher, and Upper India strip better. The quantity of Maglish Wheat on sale this morning by land curtsy' sad samples from the nest counties was small, the condition of most of the samples waa very indifferent; . good dry samples were readily disposed of, at the extreme quotations of Monday last; but other qualities were dull at that day's rates. A fair amount of hulloes, was transacted in fends* Whist sod Flout, and previous quotations were well supported. btiltiog Barley must be noted le., and other descriptions of Buglish is. and 2s. cheaper. Fereign Barley also declined In value 18. sad Is MAUS AND nocze OSIISAS? 111111111 •110 61'001111. Caledonian, 691 ; Kart AaBllw, 6b ; Easters Coontiao, 1111; ; Bast lansaibire, 78; Orem Northam, 84; Ditto • Stook, MN* B Stock, 122 2i o 21 ; Groot =,_9l; larnashin and Yorkshire, 87 i • Los- Wroksrap, at ; Load's sad North Woote;a. 126 Lad sad Oen* Women, 844 8, .311,11ssd, 78! 9 ; Newry sad insidtillsa, SI; North Melts* W; Oxford, worearam, and Wolverkamptoe, 4811 4.1 Onstra. Shropshire lision 31; York. N sad Her te tto Satenabo, 131 ; York sad Gra Slid- SRA/11111. yerfolk Extemba, goareateal o 4 par eat., ; North 1021 1. Although the demand for Oats was not brisk, factors were enabled to effect salsa cc quite as good terms as at the close of last week. Beans were fully as dear, whilst Peas were 2.. cheaper. aIUIIVALa INTO LONDON FRAN nth NOV. to lath NOV. Narrasa. amulet,. bark. Forams. Whamb L 4114 I ►6371 3003 418 3 711 0at5...... 4l Ina I 4986 7776 Malt 10144 100 , 9,033 barrels; 2,1133 sues. Lusvita, Mardses Lair, • - ■i 19i 111 i Ni .1 an eZ:w7.7.ibialii Blzig n a l =r es l7. I !II I _ 4 10 Iti m 6 6 11 12 S 1i 4Y 194 106 211% 29 23 11 I/ Ife 0 4 a up be. MAW arlat&W •.. lat ▪ Owilw so& Owt 4,5 WI Mein NW& AbW. WI LW Assam WS L.& D; b) La WI Do. L & IL) k &Wm a.UN WI imam Usloa. Ow A... NM I. W. IL) ... WI Da. elm WI CO& IN bit lawmisho a& L & W.L lM 1116 GlNgsw &Ws& IM &lei poplins_ MINCLNO-LANE.-111IS DAY. The private centract markets are inactive to-day, and we do not quota any alteration in !Ikea sines Friday. MIITALCISVII, pig 111111 Mid in Ismail quantities at Is. advance 68s. cash. but the market generally has been in active. East India tin has been in demand at improved prices; Dance, els. to 925.; Tula., 68s. to ties. Speller quieted staaay at 181. 12a. ed. 7 Si _ en4inioer. isad Beenerot 91 t ; Nast Wien, 29; Northern 8; P aris and Lyons, 291 t ; Paris sad rr34814 ; Pane, One, oaf abisfloaN, 1% i nn, 214 0 14 NArompf lgt• • M BMITRYIELD Al A LIKE r—.THIS DAY. Tilissassin of &Me is asissit aisaiisr, and arstsquenUy ; allitimiametemsa g aislssagis *Ma la saw. Tha supply of Sheep ta a'sis very short ; they are more quickly disposed of • at an advance of fully 2d. per stone on all descriptions. Ouod Calves meet with a ready sale at our quotations. Our . foreign supply consists of 948 4easts, 4,180 Sheep, and I 3 Calves; fpm Scotland 300 Beasts, and 2,600 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Pet mums tot mos. a n... d. 1 Par Mew of Ilta s. d. a .1. • Its: Mots, Itereords 3 10 T I i Oast Duo. 4 111:044. a 0 6 0 0 Hot likarlAeogge 88484idguallty Divot,. 30 3 4 Do. do. Sborn 0 nom ........... ..... I 4 4 4 J Sai<4 18‘duccarl quality 3 4 310 0110 1.46. Des. Ilalr.hm) 4 6 4 8 • Laral., Vrtm• at ~tisk 4.464; Ago and Lobs, 23,010; Wren 14?; Mil. 3 3 0 . TALLOW 11 A RKET.—THIS DAY. . a . 1 51 1110 ZED*. ekth _ us Keil rN Gaul NM= 11 In& Balm all tamarat awl aria, 111 Da. lap Lanauldaa Tobillia le Da. " 11: MORNS Weft Ws all Lob Ili Logaandl lamituall La5"12107.11 ---- tee lie i Ili 11$ := .7 1 - ,- • i., A:„ G_.. e/ 1 '.,...1-e......-4 .. , . 4 . , j .. a . 0 12- 3(11 .- 7PIStD - 1 40E S ' 21 • 41 L .. V g-. 2'2 X" .. - ' 4 1... v• --.... \...... 1 ~ .. . •••••..„_____.,... . t r rr No. 1,944.] LO •-•••,-- . _ ________ 1 1 1 31 TORS from the COUNTRY.-MECHTS NEWS FROM THE CAPE. r o w swigs, L lamininlidnid-All gams of nots ' 22 wpwst On dapadd isidolle sink d 21.20 A N. la dewy dinlabinaliN. (VT SLICTISC 117.1111SATIL)) 41/I'2.l:ll"the IL d ta b7 fl llimig. mer. DMISSISIIII bp SW /Ini kat b• Instf. PLYMOUTH, Iloweax. Th P"" d war sot suprob odd ISM whinialso is phew Yd' 19 . 64 , 1!. ', 1 a i m gm g g eh r osh p h ay hp hh The General Screw Steam Shipping Company's settle ....,,a, ci a i saittas to y • 6*. ' ... he tia. aim* IwP I Woad elm III" elb 'IMS 6 steamer Propontis, Captain Glover, arrived . this The two • ' .ho de ,irons nt wrap ths wait WU.* spa& • howtr' l " 47,. .1 Kes bi p iii t i s p" wak b i /so b s morning at 11 o'clock. She left the Cape on the 9th Boat 10: 0 „„";ii..4•aors . . dumb. wark-boask leritissaisis, October. and . „decorlsm tow owl weft- -4 . lardwiwil- 4884 . - General Cathcart was at Graham's Town on the Hash ii•;„ ge terwie the 23rd Septemper. sold •-• ADIES d delicate complexion, who arc eo F . No news d importintiorat the Cape. The Calcutta the r ;lag orrePale 07 "MOO 1 / 10681 . wia 221 a. left St. Vincent 28th Oct. Fr I, o *Lartate fist.voita msispeldelia hes ISMS rig. Cleopatra and Indiana pared Ascension 26th Oct. hew . ..„,,,, a astoosnl Oohs and asp siOnsolls• Sows Is I. - h . `r - ' i waren sea mama-ca. Tessewesssessias win "1 • Sydney, Australian mail, arrived at the Uwe ~ ..,..p.r.ana ..," :a utd.taon and tondeuns st the MI DlMlllMlehimper di& in t i S d a y s . - ...0'"" ... Z... 4 ! " : 0 1 ' . 1 ",,,,d ' et L ad . o . nr ir isgh l iw tk. Il t= h i rs l.l"l ge rh p The Formosa left the Cape 17th Sept. ml. 1 a 7 h• naPiMi" ' he'"::i " 4 9.69619111 11P9wowans• sod • saws '-" ' i r i ',army is the ba a sad soh- la totals a As. Y. mg -_ .. - - 111. I h. GI se& essass-Tbe word. "Sowlsuls' Ks in es So II car/ and.-d by A. ROWLAND in :OW% 1111. Satin- MINES. pee" laillea SSII by all Cbssolsis sad Porfeinus. --- IC 8491•11 DAT Ermines. 47 -- ir hi 13 D A I L Y NEWS. The market for mining stocks has been active, ss w4 looks Morning Pnow,priss IL and prices continue very fi rm. The prices ruling to- st.i las rAtirat prom the DULY 1. ESS Is st Sho Sid of llis li med rite . crest n . . t sts a, sdevonng *IS Imatime bin imam day are as follows :-Wheal Buller, 780, 790; United s l• I e asawat On ti 'tied and panties& peones, mow prat awl, Mines, 777, 785; West Providence, 53, 54; Trumpet so ressuiseranni. Console , 133, 136; West Caradon, 2021, 205; South i : le Ms aunt ma valve ef lie Genesi Soss-sle Mr sewer et IS p ah _p h sh e wrote truss'. r1dw22121 02222/2se oh. Frances, 183, 180; North Damsel, 22a. 6d., 25 5.; Bt. . 6 " '6 taw "e 607 ....___ 466164447 b mi _., ........... (90 . 4699 ,..... 7 . 119 ' Day United Minn , 2x.3; Stray Park, 101, 111; ss ; allbilad ... 11° th 4 Cll7. ...'..."..''.".'''''' ''......- Trefusis, 20, 21 ; East Pool, 1473, 150; East Buller, is . M. amerwasts. hoonalea •Ow del Died 114 Of llMPtigt_ea. 10 / 4 . 4 . Mg - 8, 61 • Tremayne, 31, 3.3; North Vale of Towy, es serrew:="•we 4 64 1 1 12 1 14r es „. 1 " J a h ra ss i sis ."" / 12s , 6a.. Ns. • Vale of Towy, 28s. 6d., 305.; Clive, la 2 2...270 tam. way eft ~ Am.l orders. 43 ; Altco, 3 . 1 ; Cern Bruno, 90, 92; East Darren, w T. l, ... ~..22.2 1t...a to hawk.. la Was e l/Z. 1 4 4 W 76164 ' bnie. 714 75, 771 • Comfort], 17, 18 ; Wheal Trelawnev, 43,45. Si. I a l ...,-- sutell ese:udes and boo always teed la Whom The gold minin g . shares command full prices. u . s. 1 ;•heiTO ed....enamors& - Isom'''. is Wshsw I ..uun is sism‘ 9 1 the 997 766 • 7 ‘ 99 .8... r Liberty shares were in brisk demand, and closed at a. I . yr , " die it swol ti.• yeinass P that thoroeo) to Vie p Imhof (. ~ ......r ill " nh g vmh p. t h: 11 to 1,1 prem. Ague Fria and Australian Cordil- Ilk 1 Owl. er wren) 2.21 ~, are you bonen it. thaw GESS oningulinss t lera were also better. Port Phillip improved to f se„ 1441b64. sou r .". prem., but closed at 9-16 to I prem. Si. 50.,... ~ no ....,icui Ih.h,Dh. r.--, 12........ t 1.2.1 D. • titii.% setts tai l gta - The gold-mining shares are generlly firm. Li- is flya stisua ro l oistensue atlowing berty have risen to 1I prem., and Nouveau Mondes /L AI , a ac teaesitly eipteaatD • ' 11 ,. i , . L.,,, New, . by la the ,22•42. 4"6" n a 11l de Lends sundae have been bought at I prem. a ~,,.. I raw the onto t.,4 high atoned and % ma ilbag losioseigr. There here been dealings in Cob?. Shares at 431, 74 . 'wow ....Dirtily that evacuative liberanos is as I .,: s a .Tlnhon of totals.' ; rod inewly, via de 22222,1 tWwe and Unitzd Mexican at 11. iii 4-,..., a of the reonat , "l duly pea" .dyak gb. ' aw e lareter .1 aolyeettement• - Dent ID OD . 112720-slidand by ally Cliehle ILDIDDID re. gaf.e h..prr. to polltielh sore Ihna sonoopeads ell Ns sprossosial 1 I pubes does s. sow,„ . $l, cora l Knish PabLl 11.1oesy . t ndsy. gp 72 br.mt ird et any goolsedos minions= Res Swiss ;es op ...- ......... - • - - IS Se tlrtse, v.. Poserneatreet. Sestatnet, Wass 110.•111 1 Agin Tile .....-.. en 1 ipi MAO tor. saderNiudraim ......- en 4 j „ I ILI se TILE WELLINGTON " SUN.'-On TIRTItS- 'MN a a. Alsig um= ......--- Is - - m 1..1Y next, the Istk. os EMMADOIAIT lIDITIO2 or i k on n , Ammon . . -- lase ~ W SS W 'us •tti he ottolbehed, 11•1011.11• Illieedil I.OIITHAIT of mh o 1 , ammin •,;;;; A -a-••••••• en s l i f I" a tbe !ate In la: of It ELUNOTON. "IS lib hatiageope., and • S. re Assont of tho Grood graional Sund•L-02ear• den ted by - ir4 ".....: 1 1 4.1446. a .".. L eard.111474 ....- all VarA Ila - 22 • 2an Si al: uo +onto, and et Mw Own ISSN 1111. Sam% Un MAO 1 mini astuand We - 211 fdi . IL pas O. Kle MIA Inn -.- iLS 114 W ______ - -- - SI Stagg. las.last :#4. pa lii • • 61 II MOOS IRELAND. 6,233 N Da. Conesel Waft - ell • I Se a In• IL Jona List Ids ... 12 - - 20 rimea 1 osemiNaapai.--..... an . Sib. N. - HAI m OAS Con ............ sr ,l e af_ as ' rs 4 is DUBLIN, Nov. 12. weds, s ........-.- 1 )tNs is etc Owing to the extremely tempestuous state of the - -, mikes* --- It 6 7. IS . MSS it lbw nAdatilis Cogent •U e die II weather, and the cireametance of the excessive moist- Kw I . 0 „„,,, 4 _ di - - s um or some other cause, having prevented the work- isme Ontirilknlbba...-...... SI 4 Ido IS kg of the telegraphic wires, the Queen's Speech ins 11,6•• Omit p is el Odd sit 6do par Is 11.102 0055110W1L..........:. • all I 1 pm 12 gut received in llublin until half-past six this morn- WW.W I Übir -. all 1 11 2n W jag; that is, nearly twelve hours after we should In.") Lam ea. mess Us.lllo2llnr.O.Cts.C.Co. all els ft hatt hid it, had no extraordinary cause prevent ed sup. auggildb pill pm It I gp it. During the night it has been blowing • WIN la l i i 9 0 111. formidable g ale from the east, and up to this moment Al: I s II " III ""` - 41 ids :: 11 , to Haab tie .torm ha s but slightly abated. The wind is se- Isams I Iku rNM--.--.- 1 ll , in li • a mapaoicd I:, heavy rain, and • gnat many places Ir. ' 1 r'l d pew -. 1$ 2.012 MI co Von -an It SI is Ow Vicinity of the city, on the south side, sr N especially near the river Dodder, have been 7./t1 N MINN---.- - 1 4 1 8 44 314 inundated since yesterday. The pea broke so 77, - „. 4 c ,„, m 1 ri,, ti- ." violently over the wall at Saadymount Strand pima ,is. Nand -- 211 72 7 Ti IN 0 last evening as to threaien the houses in the I 1- we ' I w " w"""- " I dft 941 In . , , _.._, ..,_._..... ~. ~_ ,_,.... - 11111,60111 1 Tabs ....-- -....- t Far 4ps II iint lit n.l DVELIN, Nov. 12. Owing to the extremely tempestuous state of the weather, and the circametanas of the excessive moist, arc or some mhcr cause, having prevented theism*. I it; of the telegraphic wires, the Qcieen's S ins sot nceived in Dublin until half-past six this 1211111• isg; that is, nearly twelve hours after we eieseit kave hnl it, had no extraordinary cause it. During the night it has been bro wl wiser s formidable gale from the east, and up to this seeesilll fa storm his but slightly abated. The Irina b air cvapanicd by heavy rain, and a great many plasm is the vicinity of the city, ea the lent! ebb. especially near the river Dobler, have ben muudated since yesterday. The sea brie so violently over the wall at Baslysaseat Bteasi last evening as to threa;en the hwasse in the neighbourhood with destruction. In the river • large vessel broke away from her moorings in the course of the night, and curled se mat others with her, producii.g a scene of great onsionstioa sad coufu,ion. Ihe amount of damage, if say, erased on the cc.asion has not been ascertained. • Captain Kw jh, the defeated liberal candidate at the late election. is about to start again for the county of *'snow, and his spir:ted craft on the last occasion has nu: orly established a strong claim for him es the liberal party, but has sectred for him a legal amount of co-dial personal. esteem. It is said that Mr. Bruen, the son of the late larabtr, is about to put himself forward, and that he b pre pawl to avow the adoption of very liberal views on several questions. Should this be the ems, as it is ecru p-obable to be, and if (pt. Banbury, the Naar conservative candidate, persists is asserting his claim to the representation, a split is the tory camp that must materially servo the liberal inter**, will be the result. is so LIVERPOOL, Nov. 13.—Timis-lers sad brokers la des share 1. ss Aa-ket have beta badly occupied apday,with prepantioadar to settk meat. The emereat is triadic' op bellisit, sat ma- II Cautious are very heavy. The market is lever. The Ws aeotaticas are tims tat ia the arstleselest liet ea. Cale:leaks, preC *.ratena—ga Lau rim esetti•• aad Teehehans, 874 4 7—Lades. sal Neu* Western, 1241 4—Nerraistster, (MONK and Llnc II.'" dine (9i. sew pretenses), 19.-111 cl iil 79,l_ 9 Nati British, 9—Limah =soars sod Dew_ , f t ! 1-- wk sat North 3110sul, Wl—Celt sat Samba 1 . ltaxestama, Nov. 13.—The mast bees Omer, with ea imams at batmen. Blebadisaa, Lenembire ast Cheiblest Jesairm , 61 4111.— Seed 191--Deisdalk sal IlaaleltanklS—Leamehiee eat Yorkshire, v ilL L......1....d.y.bik. W. IL Vaasa, 2 6.16 & eat Nee* Weehra, 125—Maidastri eat Birinerbses (0 Qsarten), 11p.—M0eat NerjedhOsussie. 794 --Use* British, 91—Nardt Weds's, 11 &Mora sat Dew, 23 1346, 1--Soath Yorkshire mastoid Few per Coat i 191. Br anntaaaa, Nov. 13.—There wee a very Maisid mar• but here t.-day; very few triessatioas in shares et say kind. Wovester Casale were teas at .461. Duna, Nov. 13.—We bares pentie Ames ht tbe market t.-day; very little besiness Me beam ileme, est prime an abeat the seam as yeesseday. The teasseedeas mimed into us es fa:lows: Beat Leaseslare, 111_1, 19 i ; Leeds Northers% 171 ; Ditto, l'rearrenee, Na. 6 Par el Little North-Waimea, 91 ; Beath Nmeasa, 231 ; Task. at 1 North Illiglead, 991. LOCAL hdARA MARKBTS. The resp-Cahle inhabitants of Lisburn bare deter that the;r ho oa!zh shall no longer be treated as as .ippridage at to dlsposal of the hones of Hert ford. A crows:a e , d ioduenital meeting of electors and o h .1$ was Del there on Wednesday, and, not eii,;ezecrul atzemp:s made by the tory p;ri : itacirupt the procecdi,sgs, the independence of tile borough was enthusiastically asserted, and Ur. Sw:o h, a gentleman of local influence, was selceed as a popular candidata to come forward at the approaching election. Norm als 13. The tern& gale from the east which followed the earthquake, and raged with uninterrupted fury from Wednesday night until a late hour last night, or rather this morning (Saturday), has at length sunk to a stmt bicere with thick weather. For a while en communication across the Channel was cut off. The 1 mail boat, which was to have sailed from Kingstown hat evening, dared not venture out, and was unable to start until after midnight ; while, on the other band, the express steamer from Holyhead, due at Lngstown about 10 last night, did not arrive until • this morning, and the English mail due this morning his not reached Dublin up to the hour at which I write (11 cm.) The express steamer, which sailed from Kingstown yesterday morn headand the midday mail-boat to Holy . must have cut Juntered a fearful sea. So terrific and violent a storm from the eastward as that of yesterday is not in fact remembered by any one ' here, and the effects of the gale as witnessed at Kinrtown and along the coast were rand and awe inspiring in the extreme. The sea washed dear over the great embanking wall of the Kingstown Rail way, inundating it to a great depth with water, and clogging the rails with send; so that it was not without considerable delay and difficulty that any trains passed over it yesterday, one line pf rails king rendered tor the present quite useless, and a beam of timber which w as cas t upon t h e line by the vtaves haling reused a train to run off the rails. In the harbour of Dublin several email craft have been seriously injured, but happily no grea t di saster h as boat caused by the gale in this vicinity, although the MITIIe cannot be said fo: other parts of the coast. The several actions commenced against Mr. Sharman Crawford by the landlords of Down, were this day withdrawn, the law advisers of the plain tiff. having consented to accept the explanation made by Mr. Crawford at the Newlownar& dinner, that expla na ti on to b e em b o di ed i n a letter addressed to the solicitor for the plaintiffs. The rutstanee of Mr. Crawford's explanation on the above-mentioned oceuion was, that °le 'e to which was made the catoe of scion can intended to apply to the sys tem, and no. to the ieeividuala. The proceedinTs against Mr. Lynch, for alleged , bribery at the Athlone election, were set adds to day, in the Court of Cheerio Bench. The appeal to the o,urt was made under the following eircum stanees:—Mr. Lynch, alleged that, although he duly intend an appeavaaee is the writ, the attorney , - for M r . K eog h took no notice ad it, but entered a' parliamentary appearance for and proceeded at once to mark . judgment. Mr. lliMagh Mr. Kan" attorney, show e d, h owever , t o the aelhilmtion If thi court that the notter of appearmass tti ast rasa Lim, and hence the court in owe*, Se to-day bon e d M r . Lynn metier canditionstro d = to action for false i t. There was no j seat to-day In the Bizmile bridgc affair. The wind continues to blow strongly, bat w:th has change in the direction. The channel is still most boatman Mats. PUBLIC' IMES. - • Nov. IL—Dy Matta WisenzwiT, at the Mart.— Feetisidl anion illidessilet sod trides-atreet, Me., let Freehold whirl, I' Pee sb .4 it Stens, Rodnellawstnee--0114es My Mr. Osidsbaw as , the Mrs.—lheinshl sp i w r b rr " 14 limPook ab 1.2 L Sir wensa—Mol. shop sod dwellisithwan, Miglineweet. Ansa, kt 131.-1151. Freehold estate is Whiteerets.nreet, City, praying 3001. per eawan—bseelred does ter 10001. Nov. 11-1 y Minn. Damn Slant end tor, at tho Mart.—Bete of ver tenhaid sad ansrbsid esesi ant seat the sews tar L sr andies Basseel. Mesa 11b. ` The to eight lots were said by prints natant WEATHER TABLE. DAILY IEONSIAT. NOTINVIS 16, LIM The state of Us Woollier at sash of the plies at Nise *Wolk is Saturday aversiss. Tbs tes amassed is ha* of latitsde. LINBIICI—E.E. Lilt:was Brew ; Overcast. MuLtixoas—N.B. Bora* Baress_ ; kids. PuoLz—N.E.; Gentle Breese; Partisfly. Cloudy. HA/TINOS—E. ; °rode Batas; Gemmel. BOTTNATIPTUN—N.W...• Strews Breese; Overcoat. FOLK/TONI—E. ; Genus Breese; Overcut. Tossanaos—N.R. . • Gentle Breeze • Partially Cloudy. Bastoosrous—N.E. • Cabs ; Owning. Osalowics—E.,_. dead!' Breese ; Overawe. STSOOD —N.E. ; Gentle BMW; OTSTOSOL SWINDONII.; Gentle Breese; Overcast. CoLoularis-B.W. ; Oentl• Breese; Overealt. FAKKOITTU—E. ; Heavy Gels ; Partially Cloddy: HOLTSIAD—E. Hard Wiad ; Overcest—Baia. Latecastes—S„. Hard Whsd ; Selo. DAIIILINOTON—B. • Stress 131•11•1; Onrer finsr-8.11. ; litass Brew; Reis dad Ism The realm Weis the teilindopt Oases did sot nada Oil Ace is tiara for public:Was on t.torda_y they therafee• hulieste tho state of the weather is Trilby naming at she o'elock. Fors sercorrs—N.Z ; Light BISON ; Rain. Srsoos--8.11. . • &roes Breese; Heavy Sias. MAY seas-11. ; Heavy Gale; Oven:eat. LAJIMMITSZ—N.E. ; Hard Wind ; Cloudier. DAILLINGTON—N.N.E.; 8 ; Overcast. Base—B.E. ; Eltroos Breese; ily Moody. 1 Clem se sew. Illtreeith et MIA S.W. War 11, 140 of noir' Oseirl COMMERCE AIM TM ELECTRIC TELEOUP*O-1 The fallowing heti erne to Media the adesalege of verde NU*, for'. whin at pale whieb, like , oieweeled with IWO seeteepelle by ieherepb. altharimi, oho. ppm 041 1 . 4 - I da mom a wheat, bowed to Faltoestit he order% bake amble id lideh that wt, pat into IVmsift M ?whey 'Na s t 26th alt. The mein bagel' the Wm Ibiewaso day). when he wee Mewed by bin as there to awoommee hie snivel to hit waelsosee Is lasi y sloth tele remi. lie Mil es, sad the seat emits thole eleseepemi sae at Plyossweit remind leetreedeme ftee dam le sake leg _fanned ammeise of the gook Mime ime ea Theme', the shales elm emes. ei dedd el u m , nestß reedabi swim hy Imposed Ie SA Owe beem me esemmumbillem lie uleve r ziellme .mstfierse hem mow 0664 Asa hie wises. MI a gat by nom thejelepeele Maus men INA imi W tlee imeollast le Mama dim le imp *r Iles samples. maw baellaemil hem • n s• 14 At et 71 77 St 10 Rl4 He 43 30 10 121 117 Il I 2 to $t $$ dis se ry IJ • $ 1 11 7 pa It I I al NN 4 S ai ft • 13 14 lei 11 . SI SO lit 74 . 4S - ft 4ir fl Si $ dis S 0 i t IS if T st l 111 als Si' la.I a. 10 411 111 0 0 SI 0 63 0 111 el Iti 114 IS IS a. Os U 111 7 4 99 i 0 41 ill U • 11 • II iti lei el Le _ _ .) I_ 011,1 Atc. 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The Three-and-a-Quarter per Out. stook, howerer, was rather more offered, and rhum The business list is brief, comprising Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1001.4 ; for account, 1001, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 991. Th ree-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103, 4 , Si. India Stock, 2764; South Sea Stock, 111. Exebequer Bilis show no symptoms of a rally, 72a. to 75.. prem. being the quotation current both the March and June issues. India Bonds wen alma at 113 e. prem. In the for&gn house the only change was a farther improvement in Sardinian Sonde, lad sees ian . tess in Grenadian. Few bargains took plan, the of the day being confined to the under tinned stacks, vn. :—Austrian Five per Oast. Eda,s 811 (exehange axed at 108. per f). Basra Six per Cents., 81. Dutch Tema-a-Half gar Cents., 63f; ditto Four per Cent. Cortifleatai, Sit 4. Granada Deterred Moth, 1911. Meatiest Tine per Cents., 251. Peruvian Dena Three yr Cents ., 62. Infirm Five per Cents., 981, .;,1; alle ler account, 30th Nov., 93:,. !Spanish New De! iiled Three per Cents., 251. Swedish Loan, lt, •Illis. Turkish Si: per Cents., 2, 2 4 Prem. 1 i tai eellaaeoes shires the chief feature was in Peek of Afghanis, whisk were in string demand, =miapes its hong reported that the inatita aow abalone of profits saltiest topay en emernmem dividend at the next meetieg. Par allel were made is MO as 71f. The shares of the Dam Bash el Australia are also very firm, with =at 561; and the shares of all the seta- Australian institatious an mesh inqatied ha This resat is merely what was to hove lutan expand, Joshing at the profitable amester of the business that mast have been done by times beaks is eenassioa With the gold discoveries. When we drew attention b the edvestageello character of . the imminent held out by Agee seen rids; sew moths back, tin awn a the Bank el Amenlasia were under 40, and have awe been rty rising. London Chertered Beak of Australia ves bare been transacted at 34, and gall of 68 BoOrk. Scottish. and Asetraiien Beak at 41. Our detailed list of the gaseatiens arrest 'ter new undertaldegs is es follows :—Bordeaax and Cetts Railway, 6to 61 m. ; Regan and Grainer mac Railway, 11 te 1 pros.; 83ath &ate= of France Railway, 4to 1 prem. L Central Italian, 1 to 14 prem. • Weatens way of Switearland, 4to 1 prem. ; Boyd Swedish Railway, 1 to 1 prem.; Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway, 1 to 11. prem.; bled Wight Railway, 1 die. to par.; Mln Canal, If to 2 prem. ; Bank of India, Australia, and China, 1 to :frees. ; Chiriqui Road, fto p to 1 prem. ; Steam, ri bit a French C tal Palace, 1 to f . prem.; North of Europe 1 dia. to pot. This last-owned company has gnasenti lir arrangements with the Great Northern and Men. *kg", Shashi, and Lincolnshire Railways, and ha pow a weekly communication between Great Grimsby and Hamburg. The subjoined statement of the of the conversion of Mexican bonds has been acwrded to as by Col. Facto : CGETJUION OTTRZ MEXICAN STOCK. dr6 per coot Hoods proestod for cows:sire up to this aro as Mows : A. R. C. D. of Bonds, 25466--8,106-8,276-607—Tood, 60,937. Poe tha Old Brisd which him DM* oiroolWl, lowing r asst. Now Bonds havii lacatimll6.- noir A No. I to 26.4116 " Ito UN .. C Ito 11,27$ r. D 1 to 8,367 et Amite nembie et limes esimewingal ef ewe litters ars 61,742-806sta beads Ism & to Se SUIVIINVIL Mexican Financial Agency, 32, Cheat 111mbeiter- CIO. spelt, 13th November, 1863. A bill is to be carried through the Rome of Corn moos by Mr. Walpole, declaring the 18th a national holiday. Bills of exchange and promissory notes due on that day will consequently fall payable on Wednesday. The rates of money remain much the same as lust reported. The demand for accommodation is con siderable' but no general change is observable in the aspect of the market. Amongst the new British railways projected this week are the Jedburgh Railway, which is to run from jedburgh to the Roxburgh station of the Kelso branch of the North British Railway, with a capital of 40,0001. ' • the Forth and the Clyde Junction Rail ways, with 160,0001. capital; the Hawick and Car lisle Railway, capital 360,0001.; the Plymouth, Tavistoct, Okehamptoe, North Devon and Exeter Railway, for which half a milllpn sterling is wanted; the Bideford Extension Railway, which proposes to rails 50,0001.; and the Dean Forest, Moutb, Usk, and Pontypool Railway, capital 300,0001. We understand that notwithstanding the incle mency of the weather, the embenlaimate raised by the Netherlands Land Inclosurs Company hare stood perfectly firm, and that no impediment has occurred in the collection of materials far the filling-up . of the creeks. It is the opinion of Sir John Rennie that, provided the weather continues open, in the course of a fortnight about 3,600 acres of some of the richest alluvial soil in Europe will be inclosed. The imports of the precious metals this week com prise the undermentioned sums, vi:.: 100,000 dole. by the America, and 50,000 dole. by the Baltic, both from New York; 340,000 by the Franklin, from the same port, of which, however, only 100,000 dole. was for Ragland; 80,000 dolt. by the City of Manchester, from Philadelphia • 48,000 ounces of gold by the Charlotte Jane, ;Tom Adelaide; and about 16,500 ounces by . the Potentate. The total value of them imports is about 324,0001. The shipments direct from London have been very l trifling. The Custom-house account for the week ending Thursday is as follows : Gold coin, to Item burg, 1,300 ounces; gold bars, to Hamburg, 3,130 1 ounces; silver bars, to Dunkirk, 5,700 ounces. The value of these exports is only about 18,6001. The ether shipments reported to us include6o,oool. in sovereigns by the Wooloomooloo for Sydney 70,000/. by the Indiana for Port Philip • about 40,0001. by the Tay f or th e B rea th ; and 5.b00r. by the Tagus for the Peninsula. The total shipments from the kingdom for the week are thus raised to rather more than 200,0001., and there is consequently - . . w T.p4844 II IN •i • 31411 us lei 5141 a balance of more than 120,04101. in favour of im ports. Rumours have been current during the last few days that the application made by the Upper India Rail way Company to the authorities of the India House had been rejected. We can state, however, that there is no foundation for the report, as up to this time (Saturday evening) no communication = anything like an official ohmmeter has been upon the subject. On the contrary, a very atrong impression prevail' in will-informed quarters that the company will pus triumphantly through all the official formalities, aed receive full powers to eater upon its useful sphere of operations. It may not be emu sto remark that even if the application should be rejected in the tint instance by the India House, the promoters 1 of the company need not despond, as the applications of the other Indian lines now in sucesseful working were severally rejected by the court, and it was not until the question had been referred back again by the direct influence of the Board of Control that the India House authorities could be induced to look be yond their antiquated prejudices, end acquiesce in the recognition of the Indian railway system. That speedily and effectually, is now admitted by all prat:t uft( men, and, we can state, in the highest quarters, so that the bigotted adherence of the India House to its old traditions will in this, as in the other ewes Won referred to. pan *Gt. b woo ai l. voir, , hot s that to hello Haw t it be revives, op& fhe application' of Keil new Indian railway company, the already decided question as to whether the Indian railways shall not be mode and worked by the Indian govern ment, althcugh the desirability of encouraging, in preference, joint-stock enterprise, has been so fre quently and an strongly affirmed by the Board of Control. It is thus to be expected that the India House will adhere to its old vexatious system of use!ess delays, and by deferring its final decision in the case of the Upper India Railway Company, will force the company to abstain from the commence ment of active operation for some weeks, or perhaps months. As regards the rival claim to the Upper India Route attempted to be set up by a section of the shareholders of the East Indian Railway Com pany, we understand that even the India authorities perceived its absurdity, and consequently the application for the concession, which was sent in to Leadenhall-street a month subse quent to that of the Upper India Railway Company, , was simply ignored, almost without discussion. For a company that has already more work on its hands than it can possibly get through for years to come, and is continually applying for a fresh pecuniary guarintee to the Indian government, to attempt to set up a claim to a line of railway route 600 miles distant from the scene of Its present operations, and a route, too, to which it never had any recognised right, is surely too absurd. The hat advice that can be given to the board of the East Indian Rail way Company is, to confine themselves to the ex:en sive territory already assigned to them, where, if they do their duty, they will fi nd they have w ork enough to engage their fullest attention for a long series of years to come. With Manna to the annalguteatiotinf the North liteSxdshire and London and Nirth Western Railways, the following Acid communication has been Hatred from tbevecretary of tba former cotn :Xitelteek Exalts* authorities I te acquaint • for the hiforisation of those to that • will bs wide is the present ass- Wed t for loasiag asudgassatlag this with with the Lewin sad North Waters, is aceordaace with the dna" id the 9th Frost Seripsirs ereicosal we extract the following the Tanya* tragic returns for the last west of n all the lines in the kingdom : Aggrosism sinosat No. of Average receipt 'waived. miles was. per :silo. 1012 ' itift MAO .... 6.646 .... 40 3 0 1660 . 216.441 ... 6,192 .... so 16 0 The Railway nines estimates the gross reoeipta hoe the whole kingdom since the let of July as foi -1 lows : _ Ones assent No. of Average receipt received. inlles open. per mono. 1862 ' £6,101,462 15,863 EB6B 7 0 1861 1850 It thus follows that the amount earned since the lit July is 74/. Is. per mile lees than in the same period of 1831, and 221. 2s. per mile more than in 1830. BANX or PRANCS.—The following was the situa tion of the Bank on Tbutsday, Nov. Il : CIIDITOIL. P. C. alb in load. 464,700,649 62 Ditto la Os Ism* bilis 84,288,919 0 1,120,550 51 B=l2l=l4lbut not yet clue , etioldelb 410A1 . 13e. were Ina& basks DisVia=kiike Adveasei at a Emit ',bake 2,408,700 d Ditto by the 1,144,079 0 Adveaeed oa b l=aie securities 59,6.58,636 10 Ditto by the brew* 10,736,348 0 Advasetil ea Whew gores 42,246,900 0 Ditto Webs brow& barks. 11,639,318 0 Adverted to the stabs ea the treaty of J use, asa 75,000,000 0 Goverment stock reserred Ditto disposable 65,642,241 77 Hotel end furniture of the bank Landed property of the branch banks 3,711,709 0 Interest la the national discount Aloft 99,000 0 Espouse of the ma nag ement of the bank and branch banks 971,278 36 Sundries 139,143 50 1,072,370,148 50 Darras. r. C. Capital of the Bank 91,250,000 0 Reeerre of the Bank Reserve of the Bank in landed property 4,000,000 0 Bank notes to bearer Ditto of the branch banks Bank notes to order 6,454,073 89 Receipts payable at eight Treasury mount =Trent, creditor Sundry accounts current 128,511,019 15 Ditto of the branch banks _ . Dividends payable Discounts and 'unary Interests . Rediscounted during the last six months Received on account of proteseed Sundries 482,202 25 3,733,457 19 292,116 0 4;2,188 81 3,681,908 ,22 1,072,370,146 60 THIS DAY.—Two o'Ctodit. The English Stook Market is firm, though the operations are on aquiet goal% attention being chiefly directed to the progress of the settling in the foreign stock and railway markets. Consols remain quoted 100: to 1 for money, and 1001 to 1 for the oth peer. The Three per Cent. Iteduced mark 993 to 1; and the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent., 102/ lo 103. No - other Stock in this depart- ment has been touched. Exchequer Bills are un changed in value. In the foreign market there bas been &sudden rise in Turki h, which after being done at It to 23 prem., has suddenly Irallied to 3} to 3 prem. Buenos Ayrean Bonds are considerably lower, having been sold at 73. Mexican //ends have been done at 23 to 1, but have since advanced to 253 to 2, being scarce. Granada Deferred Bonds mark 10: • Sardinian, 983 to 993. Daniell Fives, lOOl. Swedah Scrip, 1/ die. BERLIN, Nov. 13.—Voluntary Lou, 1011. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 1031; ditto (1852), 1031; National Debt, 93. Com mercial Marine Society's Premium, 149. Bank Shares, 1073. VIENNA, Nov. 13.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 943. New Loan, (Series A), 94f; ditto (B), 1091; Four-and-a-Half per Cents. ditto, 843. Bank Shares, 1,326. Exchange on London, 11.28. BOUTIIWARK POTATO M A RIEET.—TIIIB DAY. Since our last report, our market has not been so well supplied as the previout week ; but the last two days there has considerable *nivel% owing to the northerly winds, which will again canes a falling off in prices. The follow ing are this day's quotations: Yorkshire Regents, 80s. to 120 s. ; Lincolnahim, 75e. to llth.; Scotch Repute, MM. to 9904 Pres* No. to 90.. ; Dutch, 651. to 001. The market is firm to-day, a. , tl price. ire again look ing op. Town Tallow is clothed Oda. Od. nett cub , Peters burg Y.C. on the spot, 4.15. L'd. to 6d.; October to Decem ber, 435. to 445. 9.1. ; Jan. to March, (18.13), 45e. 3d. So 6d. PARTICULatta OP TALA.O%. lOC I 11131. 166 E - - Stook Um day Caste.. 31,331 113,140 43,413 Delivery lest weet De. tree' lit Jews ....... 43,377 04,730 A 2,774 Atrival laatwee3 6,703 1,336 14,047 Do. from lot June Prise Y. C. Ws day per swt l SS.. Od. 375. 3d. 1 45..2d, Da Town 4le. Od. 195. Ott 1 47e. IA Arrivals for the week ending Nov. 24 Wt year, 5,937 casks; and delivery, 3,239 casks. The arrivals tut week comprised 13,019 casks from St. Petersburg, 239 from Aus tralia, 526 teem South America, and 233 from other places. 3 Total, 14 067 mks. FRINCR nAnwAt IRA/MR—The following ste the het Watts of the gram reteepta of the prlselpal French railways : Noerneatt —F.;.in Or.. !S to Roe. 3: Eatuengere, 333,42 E. go At, ;.1.',2e0f. • total, 619,1‘14 Ilireon—irroi OM 3 to ~ov. 6: Psruneers, 81A6:4 goods, 10:,13 tan , . Ram —o.tte. 04. tl to Noe. 0: Pesemeers, 31,21114; goods. 4%17V.: 15.11, 0n0ta . .4 ate BaANCTI Loves —From Clet. 3.1 to Nor. PO. semen 2'.1,.511.• • :"(13,14:f.; total, $01,733f. Rrattrortc.—t.o n C: . '4 to Nor. 3: raolcugenP. 191,7101. on* 207,10e/f.; lo,tl, iil,alof. Bata.—FromCCl. 23 to Oct. SI ; Pameseers, 33,7031.; goody' es,Kof.; total, 71,0'3'. EXTEEBIVE ROBBERY OF BANK NOTES AT LIVER. POOL.—ths Saturday, about one o'clock, a serious robbery was effected-at the Liverpool branch of the Bank of Eng land. A youag man from the film of Misers. Brows, Shipley, and Co., agents for the United States Trans.' atlantic Steam Company, proceeded to the bank with bank notes to the amount of 3,0001. This sum was wmposed of: five 54101. and five 1001. notes. On arriving at the bank the youth inconsiderately placed the roll of notes on tha counter, covering them with his left arm. At that moment a gentleman tapped him on the shoulder, and civilly asked him where ho should be able to obtain change for a 511 note. Thrown off his guard, be mind his arm, sada pointing to a particular counter, said " there." &rig this brief period the ROW disappeared from the counter. The simeleto• immediately perceived his low, and, in con siderable alarm, he told the agreeable leaking person at hie aide that some one had stolen his notes. Indeed," wee the reply, " then it was the man I saw go out jest now Here, wine to the doer, aad I will slaw you which way be went." Ile accompanied his " friend "Into the street. " See, that*s the man: he's just turned down Cook-street." The youth pursued the imaginary thief down Cooketreet, while the real rascal walked briskly away in an opposite direction. PUTTELLS-TOCZTIIER OF UMBIELLA9.—The amount of work which the putter-together performs for three fat things is *nicely credible, were it not stated oa authority beyond all dispute. The workman receives stick, ribs, stretchers, and runners from the warehouse; he provides iron wire and sheet brass; bis workshop is supplied at his own charge with lathes, MN, race-curer', drills, parinje- Leives, a vice, pliers, end other tools ; sod he and his lads —two to four in number—cet to work. First, the Mita goes through ism pm:tribe/I ordeal ; it is novelly of beech, end woo formerly stained ; it is now singed to any desired tint, There is a porta ble fire place with a hole in the chimney. The stick is thrust into that hole, and is passed rapidly over tha top of o flame ; bcieg dexterously twisted about the while. It comes eat of a dark or light celeste according to the time of its ripen ire to, or its distance from, the flame. Tbo workers raper one end for receiving the ferule; they cut two grooves for receiving the two springs which reaptetively keep the umbrella closed and open; they insert the springs in these grooves, they adjust a stopper of wire to prevent the slides from going too far,and they fix a cross wire wish a staple at each end of it, Thus much for the stick ; and now for the ribs. The workman sad his staff of boys roughly taper the slip of whalebone which is to form a rib ; they shape it, and smooth it, and varnish its tip; they drill a hole in it, to facilitate the flu toning to the cover; they shape and smooth the head, lap sheet brass round it, and drill a hole through it :Or the bit of wire which is afterwards to form a hinge ; they similarly drill and shield it at the middle point where the stretcher is to be fas tened, and they . attach it to the stretcher by means of a Fide axis of wire. When all the eight ribs have been doctored in this way, they are serarately weighed ,or weighted; that is, they are tested in respect to strength and flexibility, in order that the eight for one umbrella may be selected as nearly equal as possible : a necessary carclit'on for the symmetrical set of the umbrella when open. Thus far done, the busy workers proceed to thread the rib.; they insert a bit of wire in a drilled hole in each stretcher; they !eaten the stretcher to a notch in the slides bymeansof this wire, and they fasten the ribs to their meet ing point by other pates of wire. Now what, in the name of all that is cheap, does the reader imagine to be the rate of wages paid for this labour and these bits of iron wire end sheet brass ? In the first place, look at the move ments, the separate operations. The stick pastes through the hand nineteen times during its fashioning and adjust ment; each rib passes through the hand thirteen times in preparing, once in weighing, and four times in threading; end tine, for en umbrella of eight ribs, there have been one hundred and sixty-three successive operations, per teemed by the workman end his three or four boys. For this be receives from a halfpenny to three farthings in the case of parasols, and from three failings to one penny in the case of umbrellas, if the manufacture be of the com monest kind, and the ribs made of cane ; but a whalebone ribbed umbrella brings him about twopene•-balfpeany.— DoCkens's " Household Words." 'I HE SISTERS Or MERCY have left Eldad to shift for itself, and taken up their quarters at Ash, about three miles from Totnes, where they will nut be open to such annoying obeetvations as they have had here. We hear that they recently had two young ladies with them at Asb, where they have a large cottage In which there are about nine of them living, and they young ladies, who were about to join the eoltflaternity, objected to undergo the process of having their heir eat off; the consequence was that the silly girls wire ordered out of the :muse to do penance, and were sent to a ncilhbouring cottage, where they were ellowed to hold no converse with the Mother Superior or any of their sisters till they ranted. Sol is. f COrfi"COICIIi win always a hard tail to any one; and to ladies, we presume, if there be any truth in tee saying that they like to use tho e little instru ments with which nature has so largely endowed them, silence and see , taion from all society must be a great trial. Accordingly we heat that they soon relented, sad submitted to undergo the Eldad clip, when they were Mnlsred to the confidence of Dear Mother. We hear that the ltevelead Long-Tailed-coat Miffing leaves Eldod at Christmas to go to Southampton, where there will be a Purcyite school established for the perversion or conversion of young men to the Eldad divinity previous •to their pos sible onward journey to Rome. Father Prynne recently had his female intuit baptised, and, as we haat:, dedicated to the Sisterhood, as a little novtoo. Since the foregoing was written we bear that Sister Catherine and two of the Sisters hare returned to Eldad, and tho remainder were expected yesterday. It is believed that they went away to make several new sisters, Father Prynne not having at tained to • position suMcianUy high to perform the mysteries in that ceremony. One of the newly-made sis ters is said to be a younger sister of Ye Mother !Sverige.-- Plymouth Journal. 747 - VI VdsAtaka 1 U. II In" II II