The Express. — London, England, 1852-10-29 00:00:00

— I) .7A tY-Le . z "14...ef at A' r 242 1 - - ~ - 'F •••3 .e. I.t(r,t' T . • HTIT Tvbt Oxprt%sl No. 1,930.] LONDON, FRIDI,Y EVENING, OCTOBER 29, 1852. 'THREEPENCE. Fig DAILY NE W RAN/ Of 1101.AITD.—Accovi Woo imm - - - %both I lON Wed ...... 04,734,130 fee the week melee Wt. t 3. lit IMMT. iletenu.beet Debt— SO 0 7... the Oa. et Feeetain eiv,eto Odd Ogle Gad Ittlk *mom Writ • is.E4 mit,ra RAILWAYS. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLOCK. Great buoyancy continues to prevail in the rail way market. Prices have advanced consider ably, and though the full rice has not in all cases been maintained up to the pre sent hour, the market is still decidedly London and South Western, South If.astern, Leeds Northern, North Western, Berwick, and Irish Great Southern and Western arc especially buoyant. French shares aro generally well supported, as arc also Sambre and Meuse. Nevi., Bus de. New ... Clot k Le:. (with In.) Do. Do.(ez Weenie) .. icelborn of Pram 5... - ISIX M. 3 per t Bondi (foe B. Ms .`Anione she.) nineteen Date sn,. Lynes Orle3oe NA' sad Naas . I.•••rts sod hirepho.re P. r4.h. •,n adehm b nip Qcs►n and lUcboaoed Mestere Swan sr t el:use Weal, Molina*? Flame mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to this day, are as follows : 1862. 1351. 1860. London and NorthWeetcrn £60,892 ..146,662 ..E46,071 Lancashire and Yorkshire 17,171 15,616 .. 14,614 Londoeand South Western 12,624 11.384 .. 10,486 London and Brighton Great Western Midland Smith East< rn York andrSorth Midland 9,402 .. 8,071 .. 8,201 York, Newcastle, & Berwick 16,667 ~ 14,915 .. :6,811 Shrewsbury and Chester 1,776 .. 1,619 Great Northern 14,419 11,247 .. 7.014 North Btatlonlhire .. 6,317 .. 4.7.0 . . 0 11 ft 71 Sli Hs 141 141 irtntra Di Prionion'Ofipl.si 51,063..'t3 Ica tubes lepri4o kulbwi.. *ay. rasa& (Ammo. of V R..mot DAtee D.T. 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EWA .99/ —ILL na lip ass swift imp wawa WA Ids ams. nJ After. j. ,ressertis d sew aided d WO, rider. eirreelei Oitvbt Ay.. in. M. awl myna wleierele see retell bin NEW otE•rl3, TAP waurriut.4 (se seporrele the 101.4 o beg ai a dr ettied et .ow •. .t t sal le err prim. Th e weir %.5. Su erste wire weds waressei eel deli apple's!** le as Gem lalibusea. Sabo 112. We Olt UARLOWS NSW IN- S • —, 21:' 1., TIMM? /S .r. t C1T:..3 sTrapl i I . TAP. aziauuri Nu 1 ht.T-Ptt: Prevesie eh% beer. cater, or other lepers Sh 4 hoes beenoshor tat , r and .c, effectually 1; !„„, that the het Oat shall be draws as peer i tirre - k .. a „.... r , ~......,, ~,,..„,„,._ _,....„....._ • ~ , 2 4 ti the ant; werrumeed h repay its eat is e i Me IWO af eh; prise Mt ad.; ditto I if elutes itserd for diner, kJ, 9s. 11 TM shoes eacrastee writ ea eisie it. ' soma W hers the Inoue key is Steed se 11 the ter et the eivoCtethieh has • Weep ▪ the ellehthe II). seatrient kir men thraustit Yee these* so cease the his a I .r le no et Indy; els 4 the tee le Muse ell as hen WINS weer. JAMS IPATIWW, I I 111111 m. Meet. Ihogra.beisse. he.. WOW ad alb Nrellastonv. pa- .. NEWMARKET RACES. THIS DAY. MATCHES : Presto boat Put Dionedia beat Pearl; Fauxpas beat Exeter. SWEEPSTAKES. T.Y.C. Henrietta .. . 1 Solyman .. 2 HANDICAP.. T.Y.O Fs R. headword .. 1 Yoh•I-Door .. .. 2 SWEEPSTAKES of 10 sm. each. Epbeess Grief • • .. 2 SWEEPSTAKES for Two and Three ran old. Seats. . 1 Billy Richardson .. 2 FIRST CLASS NURSERY. Exact .. I Winter .. .. 2 SECOND EDITION. FROM THIS NIGHT'S G.IZETTZ WAR-OFFICE, Oct. 29. 12th Regiment of Drogalme--Lieatelleat° F-arnity Wbittingetall to Ins eepleia, by purehoote " Z Curtis, who mires. Ist or Grimm:in Foot Osseds,4l4lalm Mr E. Apiesea. Nevins, Bart., hem the /WINO ft be lientrernoi ! 011440, Mee Herbert Immekort Wier. lobo enoinmea. 7th Yost, Liestmat Homy Dim Is be vies Gilley, who km retired urn ball. es a low. Zith Foot. Wain Rehr Qesdel to he lints- Rant, by purchase, vise Pailleassik, Ipmenelled. by par-1 chae, ti se usattoolvd itempony. Toth loot—Lieutenant Henry Ere Quin, Ibis the 711 ed loot, to be lieutessat, vise Bemis, is the 74il Foot 31:14 Foot—Lieutruent Josegis Jordan be be purchase, vice Gain, wise retiree; Snip 41Lbrd is teet toff. Boyce to be liermak _by miebbm Jordon. AAA Few—Liesteatiat Rehr MS** ItemM i r s = dome, vies Men* wliessiless; nodes Rowland to be lisml=l C=18044.4181 ink& bith M tenant, by purshem, vies Earle, whose preessilee. by purchase, on the 19th October, 1952, has Lion orimlialled. 49th Feee.—Easiga Willie. Tracey, to be lisstmosat, without pureleme, vies fiiricklaad, demeed I WassieSt Lockhart Mardis, scut, to be .seise, widloall paralmoo, vice Tracey. ?let Foot. —Lieutenant sad Captain Herbert Lowery Wil son, from the let or Grenadier Regiment el Feet Ouserte, so be captain, vise Sir R. Lydstoa Newman. Bart., who enhances. 73rd Foot —Lieutenint Henry Albert Nerdy frees the 29th Foot, to be liesteeimt, vies Quin, appeibbed Is the 29th Foot. 74th Yoot.—Lksitenant Henry Wellington Yabaer to be captain, without purchem, vice Cortes, dorm& With Foot.—Lientenott George Traria to be morn. by purchase, vim Musbet, who mine; &dip Throb Limb Biome to be heat/bent, by par throe, re Them eon ; Lieutenant Henry Oodollikla Romer to be adju tant, vies Thompson, promoted. Wet Foot.—Easign 1% alter Rice Olivet' to les lieutenant, b purchase, vice Whitle, who retires. 111th Foot—Linteaeat Rickard Raphael Meade to be adju tant, vim Magoas, promoted. Sri Went beta regiment —Easigu lebo Franeia de Car ton: tr, tie -wet, Last, without owner, vice Cole, do omed tarp,. Wort l'eataise Heat. to be lieutenant by puemiam, vra liartgari, who retiree. Enwerr.—Cme.sa Limbo Gnat Becher, of the sth regi ment of Bensi Cewly, be have :be rank of Major in the Rut ADMIRALTY, o'7 1; Corp of Rays: ianus.--Steots4-lbestukast Henry WWI M u d qe t o bo itok.Lautoosos, vit.. Owl as Timis Yowl Or.s.ow, decatesi. B&xv:rrcyz artsrum • HENRY JACZ•IUX, Biraisglr , butler.—OM. 6. WUJAAM raueszA, elbseedatie, drsper.—Oet. 20. BANKRUPTS. JAIIM I MAT and Eorur Wiu.teito, Screed, Wm. St...troto Tr woos J,./ is, King Wilbainettept, City, too: Lost. ALMS', NERDOLD lid ILDWAIAD tiawaoLD, Binaiag- Um, Isogon. Euwofto Mc/mu; Stoerbridge, Oki/wink/4 War eor ertiro, lioessed rieteedlor. XI mown limns. Nabobs,. lingkad, Tockabito, mei nalacturn. JOrio; =CR awel Jams Pcurx, rheostat, Bomb ford, Ifeetuiire, too makers. Thomas WOODWLRIN Liverpool, Weber. Joints% ltaxsux, Sesisin-kasberes, DIVIIMIB, ship broker. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Jowl °ALLIS, b. Mohr. IV mama M'ALritti, A deeper. SraAß.—The everoppeles of Ilwor, the maw of the Dote& t mode in the w powwoeek m il is eWogioe lsi die =WI "II 149. of OW., TMZ, it Niger, the prvetoce of the Maoritioe, 231. Id. Seem., the prodoos of tire Ere balm Igo. Old. The o , erarie I,nro• of at* three forego*, downptiows of &Apr, . 0 441 y, u 241. N 4. IRELAND. pretax, Ocr. 28. Lord Eglinton leaves this to-morrow morning on a rather unexpected visit to England ; the object, it is to be presumed, being to strengthen his employers hands ut the opening of parliament with his newly eswoitred.lriali porelarity. A genial steamer has been prepared to convey his Excellency to Holy head, and it is understood that the Countess of l Eglinton will accompany his Excellency. ihe statement of an attempt upon the life of the Rev. David Seymour, in the county of Ordway, hoe be n contratacted by the rev. gentleman's friends. They have treated the matter either as a pure fabri cation, or as a gross misrepresentation of some acci dental circumstance. Mr. Seymour is tot connected with land, and is besides greatly respected and esteemed by the peasantry. The Limerick Chronicle says: Fortreight of the couierywomoa, married and single, 11 I.ctra for free emigration to Aunts/is by the mayor and Captain Ellis, R.N., gorcri.ment officer of this p:rt, last month, are not ferthcoming now when they ars reckuired, and that the colonial commissioners hare provided shipping for their embarkation. Tho Limerick Chronicle says :—" Five young ladies, the daughters of a gentleman whose property is unfortunately involved in Chancery, are desirous to accept situations as ladies attendants, assistants in shops, or preparatory governesses." l'he Lord Chancellor has appointed James Thomas Barlow, Esq., of Sibyl-hall, ltaheny, to the commis sion of the peace for the coun:v of Dublin, on tho recommendation of the Earl of Howth, Lord-Lieute nant of the county. In the storm of Tuesday night, the following dis asters took place on this coast :—Tho brig Fidelity, of Dublin, on her passage from Trion, for this port, coal laden, was driven ashore at Clogher Head, ten miles north of Drogheda, on the Louth coast. All hands were safe, but, from the last account received, there was little doubt entertained of the vessel be coming a wreck. The Bridget, of Liverpool, from the Brozils, with a general cargo, and bound for the former port, while off Holyhead, encountered the sole, which raged V. ith such violence at the time as , to oblige her to make for this port, where she went ashore near the Pigcon-house, but is likely to suffer no damage before being got off. The captain and crew all well. The Kent, from Malaga, with a cargo of fruit, while running in here lost her cablo and anchor in tho bay, and had her headsails split, but fortunately escaped with little other damage, and is now lying in the Custom-house Docks. No injury to the captain or crew. DUBLIN, TRVILIDAT Numerous Irish members attended the Religious Equality Conference which was held to-day at the room, in thiekville-street. The resolutions, which were passed unanimously, require the entire aboli tion of the Protestant Church Establishment, leaving the future appropriation of its revenues an open queetioa. Mr. G. IL Moore was requested to bring die =Meet been the Hems of Osimeee t end the Irish Ambers are to oppose any govertiment that will not concede perfect religious equality. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. 'O= Mi. JUSTICE inasewsu.. awn Keel, • respectable looking woman, surrendered to take her trial upon a sharps of feloakesly killing and Mules Margaret Ass* deem YMrr finteasea conducted the proomatiom Yr. Clarke* idinded the prisoner. The erausetances of this wise were of reins ea tenser fi_n_teLehareetirr. It appeared dm the priemer was ano married 1= woman, swilding with bat hedoei Tfrai s o on, and it wield seem that • girt mei segbis Winims, who was in hes genies, was sediliely die =se the 'Teeing of the Mk Pegs., forma. re ei non. A few 41sys them& the swam el Ms Pi, sr of In deemed. vast I • Ile haat Ow s f re taktit by mese gildsmen. dis shredelbes. eel see el the seem wiry heti bee neliessel so oudidd7. the *met mewl the &eras sod, se ear. le as Mime et die Miss she bed • Om& hi bee n Med mateisese sumo of the ihre geese nil& she tbeer hes bar less, eel et the me semest see pet est bee MA end gere the Assessed, who siee essedies hl hie eh* • peck the else of Midi am is sines kr as hi dews MI • mail arse is.. the steps wham and she remised ISM igjari.s try the ihil so to UM her death • few days rifterearda. It snared the ohm th. deceased ALI dews, the mem Wares b..ke ems ef the windows, sad was lakes dale essiedy, esdi brims drank gel &lei lintel damp, eel she nand that the deissed end bessell led dealt tee sr emestesses of din es tlieralli psis. elm ; sad the amen ebb took the mum ems smody stated sise she esd the deemed IFINI bath dein. Os Wait 0 thopuiessor, it tros ontiotioi its • the esoransoce woo owoly osolioatal, owl dot do thoessol lus would ts of sot hays idles toto tie arts if &it boil sot boos ia iatoxiosties. Several toopootobis witsmoin wen anti to .p to tte oltan oayste tor or N o primer, sad dig tiosatitoot besot • sood-tl, The looroutiody trots stramood up, the . Jury, without say haottotios. retutued vadiot et Gmtey. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, Ocr. 28.—Pmnicrrion.—Captains 0. C. Blake and W. P. Schonsberp, to be retired captains. APPIIINTMIXTII.--81upee-Bmpenateadast T. Bonterrille, to tit. Canceler, convict ship. Amoy &road Master C. J. Palter, to Hercules. Master's Astisbut C. B. Rya!, to Linnet. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. roir Mama t. ?ADM Om 2 0 . r°l MaasylOgisdar Illsbad. lamas. OWN& S jar Coats. .......... . 61 SO 111 30 67 IS 61 73 II IN 411 per Orals. —. 103 SO 1 0 6 60 106 N lOO I 106 0 4. pm Cssta.. 1633 . , 101 0 ... ... _ ... 4 par Mau iLi .... . IS 0 —. ... ... _ 11 Nit Oats. lew sa ' ItseArgeas I.NiN: sidlii, Lle i 63 daya,4 s. ... SOO" gerCLINO Maw Kepi. Dials Do. 1637 ...... ... Daissatraasta Ali _ Plabadat ip.et......... SI NI ... Tremor, iloadi7.. ..7. Dw Da. 6. 16 if nails, Ocr. 28.-Bt. (farads , 1000; Versailles right ii , 7 i is :::: 1 i s is b i t task). llz; 0 1: :::. 4771 , i 00 dir ... 4 0 4 , ~..6 NO; Niiitisers sad Isk. 363; Nordin*, 6.4 4; 166 ; l'asi sad Lyots, 293; Lyons mg sfb i ihno wni and Worn, : Owlet ; la Cliar t IN; l'srls sad Clisrbootz On .0 V MI Law 617 61 s Dardraz .ad 06133. 4 4 30; 146315.-1 q ra :Tiele, NJ; Paris sad as. IN; Crud Webs, —; OM V. amp. NO. 1 D, Ocr. 23.—Three per Cents., 471; after like, 471 c.t Do. Deferred, 26 9.16 ; after Boise, If 17.32 e.; Debt (lstclam),l2l; after Bolas, 12-116 c ; Do. (2nd clam), 6 9-16 ; after Boise, 6 9-16. Bank of St. Ferdinand. 99/. Exchange on London, 60.35 p. Beaus, ()cr. 26.—Volantary Loan, 102; ; New Four-and-a-Half per Cents. (Iwo), 1031; ditto (1862), 103/. National Debt, —. Commercial Manna' Society's Premium,l44. Bank Shares, 106/. Vneou, OCT. 26.—Fire per Cent. Metalliques 941; New Loan (Series A), Di ; ditto (Seriesil 1091 t Four-and-a-Half per Cent., —. imnk Marx, 1,340. Exchange on Landon, 11.30. BOROUGH MARKBT.—THIS DAY. Kenn. Pomades sad &Kith ripest tr•tw mast Ow. lista W impose dor Bones Hop, se else for ills lid ..pine of Middle sad East Heats." Duty aranalsil at WM,OOOI. Mid. sod Hut Keats, 41. to SI. ; WPM dills, to.. to 44. 10a ; Oases, U. 10s. to Y. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAT. Rolywell, lee. 6d. • Wens End Onsfords, 16s. Id.; Walla End Harwell, 18e. • Wall. End Helton, 111 s. ; Walla End titowan's, 18e.; Walls End Tees, 161.--131nps at market, 136. TROUDAT EviltuiG. The market for Inining stocks continues firm. There is • brisk demand for dividend mines, the sup- I ply of which is still small compared with the inqui ries. In cowequenos of the discovery announced in the Daily News, of the 26th inst., at the Boscarns Mines, there have been considerable orders to pur chase from Liverpool, l'reston, and other towns in the north. Great Wheal Alfred, St. Day United Mines, and North Damsel shares have been in de-', mand today. Sales have token place in Cefn Bravo, at 921; Devon Great Consols, 3921; Sou:11 Frances, 1871: Vied Consols, 13:, 14; Great Alfred Consols, 34 ; St. Day United Mines, 2; ; North Damsel, 21s, ; South Caradon, 142; West Caradon, 195 ; Stray Park, 101; West Providence, 49, 541; South Basset, 510; East Rase, 280; Wheal Clifford, 130; West Alfred Consols, 34 ; Garreg, 28s. ; 'rrclawney, 45.; ; Wheal Mary Ann, 39; Wheal Conford, 171; Wheat Cupid, 8 ; Rocks and Tn.rerbyn, 41; North Buller, 9; Kingston Downs, 51; Cubert, 27c; East Russell,' 4;, ; Boxingdon Consols, 31; Alten, 4; Linares, 3.1. The gold g sham were steady, and Port Phillip, Colonial Gold, and Liberty shares, showed an improving tendency. Australian Freehold were Imperial Brazilian shares were not quite so good as vcsterday afternoon. Santiago shares were quoted only 12 to 13, but closed firmer. The Nouveau Mondo Gold Mining Company have received advice. from their manager, Mr. Clement, dated San Francisco, tho 15th September, to which city he had come with a view to at once buying some machinery, and getting to work instead of awaiting the arrival of that coming in by the Queen of the Isle. Tho letter states that the milting cap tain can furnish 50 tons of quarts a day from each of the company's mines, so that there will be exercise both for tho steam and water works. At the Pine Tree Mine the gold is showing very well in the level that is being carried on. A fine new boiler had been purchased, and sent on to the mines. Mr. Clement at tho same time ex presses a wish for more funds, as otherwise he fears he will not be able to push on the opening of the mines as rapidly as is desirable. Arrangements had also been made for appointing agents for the com pany in San Francisco, through whose hands the gold will bo remitted. The report enclosed from Mr. Rickard, the mining captain, states that the two men driving on the Pine Tree vein had driven about 50 feet. For the first 82 feet the vein presented no change in size or character, but for the last 18 feet the vein had greatly changed, and looked more promising, avenging about 2 feet wide, and several times gold had been discovered in the " stuff" by washing. In the present end of the level the vein is 20 inches wide, well defined, and some spicks of gold were to be seen in the quarts. Its composition was quarts mixed with clay, slate, and iron, this appearing to be the characteristic of the gold-bearing veins in this part of the country. Mr. Rickard also says he has not seen a vein of greater promise so deep under the surface. Two men were likewise driving a cross-cut in the side of the hill between Ridley's and Dyer's divisions, and it was expected the vein would be in tersected in a few days, after which it was intended to drive east in Dyer's, and west in Ridley's divi sions, to prove it-about 80 feet under the surface. The ground in the crosscut looks promising, being strongly stained with oxide of iron. At Mount Ophir, about 20 feet more had been driven, bat for the last eight feet the vein had become manlier, being only eight inches wide, senapeced ef 141 i• Armlets. No gold Alai- -bees found in this level yet. Mr. Rickard concludes by observing: "We hope to increase our hands next week, as we have engaged wiz miners that won into this country with the Ave Maria Gold Mining Com pany; and as we shall bo able in a short time to put them all to work on the course of the veins, I hope we shall make some satisfactory trial in a abort time. Ws work all our miners on tutwork bargains; the price for driving varies from 8 to 18 dollars per foot. The men get from 100 to 101 dollars per month, which is as low as we eau get our work dons at pre sent." Letters have been resolved by the English and Australian Copper Oempany, dated Adeiside, Bth July last. The emeldeg weals maned ha INKCESIF hl operation. with en maple simply of labour. The quantity el nipper mode in the three weeks ending July was 198 toes, sad it wee fully expested that this rate of make would continue. The quantity of cal end hel on hand was maimt to last he the remnisder of the winter. She @took ci an was amour and the labour at the Enna Bona Mine had rather inmeased. The new engine would be at work in Angmt. Mr. Waken, the sempeny's manager, bb In the Bibella for Wend ea the 16th AIM At a salvin g of adventmme in South Wheal Tol gni, kid ms the 28th inst., the fallowing state- P et as aseannts for July and August was presented andsed : athies fress list account Anrant el eve loamy, ha dots £4,082 8 8 Ads and August oats Prot 1,977 7 9 2,610 1 0 Diridiad &Wend at 61. per shah Balance to neat account L 1,230 1 The agent's report stated that a rise was being put up in the back of the 78 fathom level, to communicate with the level above. The lode in the rime's mallet present, bat fer some part of the way has yielded some good stones of ore. The ground in the 'lB is favourable foe driving, but not far enough advanced to take the ran of ore ground. The 88 fathom level west on Youren's lode is now getting under the ore ground seen in the level above; the lode is composed of mundic and ore, and looking very promtsing. Youren's lode in the 54 fathom level has through a long run of good ore ground. The lode a winse in the 42 fathom level is 20 inches wide, yielding from 4to 1 ton of arc per fathom. In the 42 east it is 10 inches wide, yielding saving work. l In a wines behind this end it is 15 bailee wide, yielding 1 ton par fathom. THIS DAY.—Two o'Cupin. The goldMilifitgsba;M maintain their fairly. Anglo Californian have been bought at # prem.; and Nouveau Monde, Colonial Cold, and Port Philip shares are very firm. Ave Maria shares are very flat, with business at I dia. British Australian are steady. ' ieu,evo 1 Wds tomes Os. 0311/enda . Um* 111 AIWA= AM 10 daderslaslas WOO 30 Astral _ 100.010 1 redo 111.000 1 ve Nab. soot M llledurros lred sad 15:Z 100,400 1 *Ma Autivliaa Odd.. . KM 30 DUI& Ina OrsilL hap.(U. Si. 1111 Da, Owns sad 11,151 10 Ds. R. JAR Del W 1 110,1•0 1 0i50n110104k.—.... .- IW 14005 0 . = alms 0 ii;olo re. Aadalls• Clopur 10,000 SO Now UAW =Mks 11.011 GINO 303pd.L.._„,. 1: 3 0113 NAN i i r.wier.o FW: NAM 113011311rd15da 1 sow lir l lma voso le al TON I II Ift One .... UM asi more 'earZe — T— Ice,son I wat Idahoan. 130,400 1 Tis .... 6 7 2 4 .I' ll t 1 11 HI W • 1 a sa au a all WI SHAW M AND Itmmain. ,bard.,. NOltir la! Yeel J twins Bloc r Wane) t""11- 'ltillii ___ .............. ole. giu t M.. Ureic awl liCylai;d ... UM& sal Bakst 3 enc. Partly sod . War. d ilm etn onattm OW amellrn (CIS L 6 6 mei LAIL 1.)) i . ... . Di. (sin a. rt.j • &dm Omaha Bartent Ulm% asap A.. We La. tia) -. . Da elm 6d o &U. Zia Imassahlre ... 6. Si W.I. Dlv.6l.lrala Malan& sad OW/ow . Ikltebt=l),Doads , Oren Do.l Mem. A, nook.. sham, 8, Iftak.. rt.llostb. &a % N«6 d are, flrtat Vi v o •tefil Lana/ate! fill Oullsie Th7: l ll,lri7 uswriff -D; :rU t k;. 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I.? 1* I* I* 1199* a pp. 17 171 is 17 17 r i _i Ipm le I* WI f At Mlper " 1 I i n 1 11i 1 , 1 ram 2i p v: 148 110 t rr : : OS IN illii pa, I I 114 12 .d, le li dis per u2O 1520 I lot Iss pi W 14•ILWATP. J .._-diNts. it ... 1 4 sr riesuirg? ir • 1 - 4 4 mil aurepa ... :I 41 = NI Ilut WYK 11 1 poi 4 IMEN fordeals_ .... I ~ 4 Arlin of num Ili ria 01 0 4.1 1 4441.44044 pu I pa 14 tawmakmos ... ..., 4 i 10 LW (Itallwair .. .. li De. __ ... ... ... ... q 11 I4a and Amass . .. 11 I pa 4 1 Ulna ... ... .« .. II 34 4144 /14 I • all 43 au 10.1" 100 100 100 100 'lee IN IM IV LC4 1 - i: I, i' 11 MONEY MARKET. THURSDAY EVENTNO. The English stock market opened rather fiat this morning, but, upon the whole, prices were firmer, and a slight increase in the demand fur stock would give rise to the development of a decided upward tendency. Consols mere sold at 1004, nod bought at 1004 for money, and the closing quotation was 1001 to both for money and the 11th November. Thu government broker made another purchase of Reduced Threes, at 094. Bank Stock has rallied to 224, but India Stock was sold at a reduced figure. The offi cial business list records transactions as follows : Three per Cent. Console, for money, 1001, i! I ' ditto, for account, lON, ; Three per Cent. lee: duced, 991, ', ; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1034, ; LOug Annuities, 1860, 61, 7-16 ; ditto, 30 years, 1859, G 3.16, 1; Dank Stock, 224,; India Stock, 273. The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted 75e. to 78s. prem., but the June issue receded Is., ruling at 745. to 775. prem. India Bonds were also Is. lower, closing 841. to 87s. prem. In the foreign stock market there was very little' movement except in the two new issues, viz., th Turkish and Swinish, both of whi c h experienced a considerable rally. Turkish opeued heavily, and • sail sold at 2 prem., but soon improved, and went ray idly up to 51 preen., closing 41 to 5 prem. Several ver y large operators, who have exclusive sources o f i n . formation, have made their appearance as br ern of the stock which they had previously " bear( .y a t a high premium. The feeling i s stren g th ene d that the Turkish government will neither be bob d a" im politic enough to offer the scrip holders u' „ e l t h e i r 25 per cent. back again, as it is e vid en t tha t if the recognition of the loan cannot be obtair , e d e e r e% however,which is universally regarded a s the only one furkey can safely adopt—some ind e r „i t , mad b e granted to the creditors. Should the i le a mee k o f this harassing dispute prove in nem , r d enee w i t h the telegraphic despatches published du ring the bat two days, viz., that the loan is rej ected, t h e ean ad emoo o f capitalists, hitherto so strong ly sho we, i n the honesty of Turkey, will experience so dec Ad a shock, that it is very doubtful if any new h substiteted for the present one, would be sumer iinL In any case, it would never bear so high a • oreake , U has been accorded to the present issue, r mid thus in this respect the holders of Devaux's loan rea son to complain, even if they h a d snipe d to them a prior claim to the allotment . would again have of the new bonds. An alteration of the terms ant' nor i se d to be granted by the Porte is now curse" atly assigned as haying prompted the refusal to rroguise it, but the scrip holders reply, and very ratty, that Prince cam_ maki, the Ottoman repres antative, formally sanctioned it by his signature, and it is, besides, very reasonable negotiation of this ma' ter, was invested with dials ttiooifer n n arypo th w a e t rs the the sip -nee, when charged with ths s cri p h o ld ers ere a dditi ona lly encouraged by the ee c o ll ec ti on o f th e f ac t th a t they are lolly entitled to diplomatic support in call ing for the ratites eat of Ms convect entered into with them, ander/I' .n should our government, pausve as it has on form a occasions shown itself to foreign insolence, be 1 re skward in affording its aid, the French govern! mint will certainly step forward, and, considering the .t the larger half has been raised in France, take t .ccisive measures for the protection of its citizens. As we an' ticipated, the new Swedish Mortgage Loan has q 1 sickly recovered from its depreesson. After being yesterday at .3 dia., it rallied this after noon to par, and left off 1 die. toper. Spanish Stocks showed a dr ,wnward tendency, but Buenos Ayrean Bonds cent' .rue in favour. The settlement of the account is progressing satisfactorily. Bargains are marked as follows :--Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 81. Clefoin Three per Cents., 78. Danish Three per Cowes., 1825, 82t. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per tents.,4lB4, 1. Equador Bonds, 5. Peruvian De ferred Three per Cents., 62. Portuguese Converted Fotirps Cents., 384. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1051. Sardinian Five per Cents., 1374,_1. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 251, .11 1 1 1 Ditto far amount, 16th Nov., 251; the Comm&teMi l Certificates, 31 per cent. Swedish Loan, 2,1, 0 1,1_1. 1 dia. pas . Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 2,3, 21, 6‘ 6, 44,41 prem. Bank of Australasia shares have been dealt in en 1 1 60 ex div.; English, Scottish, and Australian, 41 1 London Chartered Bank of Australia, 3,1, t, Loudest Joint Stock Rank, 20; Oriental Bank Car. 1 I. ocation, 381 ex div.; Union Bank o f A us t ra li a , 503, ; Cryetal Palace, 6; Netherlands Land Pawl= , ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 861 ; Mail Steam, 784 ; Upper India Railway shares ems mend 4 to pram; Borders and Orarnessac, 14 to It prem.; Antwerp and R o tte r d am , to t Lrd;il Royal Swedish Railway, to prem.; us and Cette, 61 to 61 prem. ; Isle of Wight, to prem.; Chiriqui Road,/ to 1 pram.; Wimble don and Croydon, 14 to 14 prem.; Canterbury and, Strood, to a prem. • Hampstead Railway, to prem.; Woodford hallway, dia. to par. The third instalment of 21. per share on the Five and-a-Half per Cent. Preference shares of the West Flanders Railway Company falls due on the 15th of November. The half yearly meeting of the proprietors of the Globs laminae Company was held to-day at the dices in Cornhill, and the usual dividend at the rats of six percent. per annum, free of income tax, was declared. The chairman (Mr. Fresktield, M.P.), in the course of his address to the meeting, gave a favosrable account of the progress and present posi tion of all the departments of the company's business, and of the results which had attended the revised scheme of life insurance. A vote of thanks was passed to the chairman, deputy chairman, and director*. The Antwerp journals announce that an Anglo- Bel&n Company, at the head of which is a general in the Belgian army, has just obtained from the go vernment of Nassau a conceseion for the construction a a railway from Wiesbaden to Dente. Negotia. tiara have also been entered into with the govern. meet of Prussia to obtain its consent to the project. The market for American storks is very firm, then being a good demand for the various classes of state securities. In the railroad bonds market the inquiry has been chiefly for New York and Erie. Present quotations are thus reported by Masts. D. Bell, Son, and Co. : ladmosbil. Divides 69. Undid Mato' per Ct. Ids. IMO Jut. satl July Juty 1000 194 j IGO Jan. mad 109 j 110 De. dm pet Ot. Laddiosk..... 1687-1148 Jim mad July 107 108 /10, TOO U I per Ota. 18315.1940 Quarterly 97 94 lontri oni t par . OL Feb. and Aut. 1514 974 15104/76 J. and July 107 108 tdismimille Sys°. Mgr 1.1 _ask lBB9 Ay. mad 044. IN 11 9.2ftmeal Imp.ttp.Ct — Jsa. sad Ju'y 73 71 199•3454 — Jan. sad July 47 — llB3yierl6perCt.949y.ilds Jan. and July 97 911 Algoma I per Coils • 1913 Vey fad Nov. 93 97 Deaver 04•559405.1111 s 9-164 Jed. sal Ju y 97 99 Ykoldli par OM. iamb MO Jan. sad July P 0 101 =• pie OM. MO Jen. and July 99j tilej pit Ct. M. Nods 1514 PA. and Alai. 116 111 14095 a City 3 pet Oats— 187,5.18.2 AOrU sad Oa. 92 92 Mailed City per Oats. 1557-1996 ._ m4 l4 1134 Mow Tait air walk. iag 103.1910 Ctiarmirly M and Reed Rat rath re m . par Ct. Mort. Ssi• Bonds New York sad ark litned nu au. ma Jai, u p 7; lessase far see sm. we illfr SIMS rif 0111116 lad n 049.44• Mb Sem pe10•494,039. ISO ha. sad July 0 ee 06444 94994j4. pe4Cia. 1843.1444 Jaca. aid July 934 944 The tad& returns for the last week on the under- 41 80 ii ii .11p.Ct isd Chester and if Iyhead 3,641 .. 3,128 .. 2,863 Shropshire Union 642 .. 610 469 Exeter and Crcditon - Bristol and Exeter Leeds Northern 1,408 917 915 Manchester di Sent lilunction 654 .. 626 369 Manchester Sheffield, and Lincolnshire East Lancashire 4,617 4,194 .. 3,667 South Yorkshire Enatern Counties and Norfolk 17,919 16,119 14,932 .nest Anglian §matk Davao 0 ,822 .. 1,904 .. 1,960 Oxford sad Worettatev - -- Stockton and Ilartlepag!` 2,013 1,569 Shrewmbury and Islmithigiull; 846 072 .. 563 Birkenhead., u ncei hi re , sa d Cheshlt c Ken.d:l mail Windermere ~ 191 194 .. and Carlisle 2,427 .. 2,269 .. 2,327 'London and Blackwell ..., 1,00 .. 1,013 .. 799 Manchester, Matlock, ani Midland's Junctio n 137 .. 140 ~ 128 The aggregate results presented by these returns. (taking only tho corresponding lines) are as folbws Gross amount No. of Average reeript received. miles open. p' r to ls. 1852 L251,811 .... 4,561 .... 4.,;., 4 2 1851 224,442 4,391 i .... 11 2 2 1850 208,930 .... 4,2941 .. 48 12 11 It is highly gratifying to perceive that in tho first week that does not contrast with the Exhibition period of lust year, the traffic of the kingdom presents so remarkable an expansion. The receipts of all the chief lints arc extraordinarily good, and on the wholo thew are the most satisfactory returns published for 101111 V time past. Tho returns on Scotch lines are as under : - 965: 1852. 1851. litlasgow and South Western £4,843 .... 94,055• Caledonian 9,6J5 8,681 Edinburgh and Glasgow Sootts.k Ceotral Scottish 1/idland Junction 756 .... 617 Aberdeen North British Total The Irish returns are; 1852. 1861. Belfast and Ballymena Cork and Bandon Meter Belfast and County Down 220 .... 224 Great Southern and Western Dundalk and Enniskillen l B ll .... 103 Waterford and Limerick 637 .... Londonderry and Enniskillen ' 412 .... 163 THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. Firmness continues to prevail in the English stock market, the business in which is entirely for money. Consols have again ranged between 1001 to 100: for cash, and the present quotation is 1001 to / both for money and the 11th Nov. The Three per Cents. ' Reduced mark 99: to 1; the Three-and-a. Quarter per Cents., 1031. to ; India stock, 275 ; Bask Stock, 2231 to 2241; Inia Bonds, 84s. to 87s. prem. The intelligence that the Turkish loan is defini tively refused, but that, as wo anticipated, an in. demnity will be given has rather tended to strengthen the market than otherwise. There hu been Ism emulation the dealings ranging between 4/ to 57, prem., ind the present quotation is 4/ to 6 prem. Spanish Bonds are dull, and Swedish well supported. Spanish New Deferred Threes mark 25 . • ditto Passive, 61. Peruvian Ac tives, 1031, • ditto Deferred, 02 to 1. Swedish, die. to par. O ther stocks are quite neglected. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANG.—TH/S DAY. Then wee not much English Wheat fresh up for this a market, and Its value ww , wall supported. A ; B oo= was experienced for both Wheat a n d }low at the extreme quotations of Monday last. Earley continues to corn* forward but slowly, and its value tends upwards. The receipts of Oats have been moderate. BOW and Peas continue scarce, and gradually Lamm is Talus. AMMO lICTO LOICDON PROM 24th OCT. to illasOOL halt ..... % Was tl.Les U 0 7 1 1111 1 Isle f 1170 AMP ;seeks, 1.00140 Avameess.—Wbest, 41n Id. ; barley, 7d.; are, sea Id.; Buds, M. 2d. • Y eas, 37e. 7.III4IJUAL AVSAIGE4. 74.; Ow, INC le 1 Ott. I u 10 99 I web* Age. Aver. Doer.—Wlteic —1."1 11118 9t. II Wlmat.plerley.l Oata Boum Paw Ili 14,17 s 7C Id 34. 44 :Si 1004 w 114017. 0417. I Id,Slio 04 136 104 200 101 8417. 44 6 17. 4:1:00s 14 iis 104,000 04 IS. 1141274 2110 10414 p 04 308 01 17. 104117. Ild 106 04 /106 Id 34. Id 30. 44 IS. id Ste 8417. 10433, 14.840 Sd 10. 04 W.l i afra Darby. Oats, Ivs. Gums. and Peas. la Olt I. ri 11 NI • U UI SI 10 Oct. 9. Oa 16 OM 11. Oft ••• MINCING LANE.—nus DAY. &max.—Ws teapot alter quotations this week, but then in been less done. Importers have shows great firmness, and would not submit to a decline, which gave confidence te buyen. Refined steady at last week's cur rency ; Pe ng lumps, fair to fine, 44i. to 48a. Corrns.—The market was heavy the Int two days of the weak, but the demand Improved the two following, and • fair amount of business dna at last week's currency. Good ordinary native Ceylon quoted 465. to 465. 6d. Ta•.--A fair business ins bean done sines the sales, at rather higher prices. Common Conine, sound and clean, sold at 9h. The new season's Coupon arrived yesterday, and sold at la. 10d. ; the quality considered superior to last year ; en importer holds new at Is. Ild. Ries.—A fair amount of business at about 3d. advance... Brien have sold freely at full prices. Corrox.—A very large business done during the week at about advance. Salzman sold in public sale at last week's prices. Coruttaaz. sold at a alight decline. Imotoo remains firm at last sale's prices. Int:Tr.—Currants: The demand for old hap not been quite so brisk, and rather lower prices paid ; nothing done. In new Valenti& Rebut' a limited demand. The prices have declined to 495. Muscatels and Figs firm. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. We are net over supplied with good Boasts. The weather being more favourable, and the dead markets clearer, prices on the average are better than on Monday last. The num ber of Sheep is smell, and mostly of inferior quality ; con sequently the best descriptions are readily disposed of at a slight advance on Monday's quotations. Trade is also more active, at rather higher rates. Our foreign supply sensing of 496 Boasts, 1,810 1 111teep, and 148 C a r ves . 4 00 Beasts front the Northern and Midland, and 95 Milch Cows front the Lions, Counties. Pie Isom of 81W ea.d.a d. I Per Moo of tats. LA. d. Bat pest.Horafoft.. II 10 Dos DO/ a eb 0 O 0 0 BodahorOlieno_ . f 3 8 Bet Law= ...... 3 S le Bsossed 88.8.8 s nail.. I 0 De. do. __epee ........• ....... 110 10 lwo eadiectedualy L O 3 Oct bns7i . kkeirgi e l; I : ft• " 11 ° la • • Brute r iontot. ILON: Mao . 4.330 QUM. :a . : tip. a% MDES.--THDI DAY. LIADZNIZALL, Ocr. 29.-661 be. to 641 b., lid. to 2d.; 641 b. to 721 b., 2d. to 2td. ; 721 b. to 8011 21d. • 801 b. to 881 b., 21d. to 3d. ; 881 b. to 961 b., - to 1041 b., 814. to 44. ; 1041 b. to 1121 b., Hides, 6e. Calf akin, light, le. to 2e. ; Bismottoety.-13eep Skins: Polled, Lents end Half-bred ., 4.. to 4e. 9d.; Dr- TALLOW MARILET.—THIS The market is St% to-day, without at , ' Wisely. The public sales are goipg off prices. Town Tallow is quoted 425. " tersburg Y.C. on the spot, 430. 6d. ; 42e. 7d.; January to March, (IM), 80Ib., 21d. to 2;d.; Mb., 9d. to 30.; 961 b. lb., 4d. to 41 3 . lions ; full, 44. 6d. SI. e i if piled, 6s. Od. to 61. A• " . 7; Dolma, 34. to 3a. •t" ‘...... .. 4 .1 la . 3: i . • — 1 THIS DAY. ' - of - A at much doing • i oft without change 1' •e. . 6d. nett cash; /. October to Deem ' 43a. 3d. to 641. I I lig I Par * •. 1 le „ a , !ft _ _ I' I I, t tr ale pit, 1 11. 1 ' 1 PIIZ IS 13 71 .4 3113 r Pat PIS - dans Inds,. I f Se Ii si 1i 87 4 lit 41 06 14 111 111 46 GI f V 4 i el 1 2 1 •1 I SO lie 1144 4 S 1310 53 ill II I, 13 u.e cii will Ne lj lii i 71 3 L il PR 111 i I 11l 13 1101 1 II I IS