The Express. — London, England, 1853-11-04 00:00:00

•-e „." ./ #..... .. - •• - • ,.e ,„.. 'el l 's/. ...-- ' ,se -• --e" e.-:•-1/116 . ,... - :. - "' • .e• ...use ( -24 e • , p. • ----- r - v - .7‹: p• - • • - d •C - - , p . „,:. - -' 1 ,..4 :01 • toy-- ./••••• t": ' ' • • • -••• Tvlbt . ...... Na 2,248.] C' .-_ /Igo IIiSSY DIED THIS MORNING at MONEY MARKET. The amount of specie shipped on board the Pep in- ' I to; dia.; Adeleide Land and Gold, Ito 04 dis. ; SHARE LISTS. TRIAERIDECI 1111A9.111. Ilastaist Two/FOWL --w ---- ruler and Oriental Company's steamer Ripon, which Australasian Coal, 4to 1 dis.; Li (ofJamaica), --a- su eterues 1- - .t.'ioo AWN= No. 2,7 par Ct ... - 1 ...---- hh..l/ - 71, --- g 1 )EPosiT, 7, St. Martin's -place, TXVIUDAY Beasts°. will leave Southampton for Alexandria to-morrow Ito 4 dia. ,_• Port Royal (of Jamaica), Ito Z prem.; TR eRSDAT EVIININO. 91. 1 100 Bristol k tutor 4 par Ct .- - t" --- le...tiara...onm Union. The panic amongst speculators fo: a fall which has (Friday) is larger than had been anticipated, amount- British and Colonial Smelting and Re•ductioo, Zto i The railway market opened this morning at a con- II 1 1 7 c ottr . V11 1 ,, .... h z,; (i - m 96 siderable advance, particularly for the heavier stocks. ' eflkYL,tlNti MOLT are requestud toms/Dim been lately•observed, and nhich has been malady ! trig to 433,500 L-of which 22,3001. is in gold, ud die.; Australian C onsols, 4to ;die . ; Albion Gold, . Subsequently the market was further strengthened Illi by saheb a Web rate el lutmest may to rr. 4 duo bas si „ t cau se d by the extraordinary scarcity of stock , was 411 , 200!. in silver. The i*rticulars of this heavy ito i dig. • Great Cambrian Mining and Quarry by purchases reported to be on provincial orders, Mb, and atm a'''' ;I: ts perfrtt 'acurity. 10 . ble is J.llOO, wed July. further stimulated to-day by the publication in the ! : shipment are subjoined : For Bombay, bar silver, mg, par to ' 1 prem.; Lackamor Copper, ato 4 dia.; ; d..4m Junstina ... d 61 • i i i i ' : (3 o l . rk d.. . c an:l r llae . dc. . ' - .... Won° ° °l. eerze sioaltl. ,o X. Manallidll Dilutor. morning journals of a notification from the Bank of : reeeectiees iec Oil Api.lif..ltlo6. ...1 I 6; 1 ,0101. ; for Calcutta, silver, 37,5701.; for Penang, Angarrack Consols, par to 1 prem.; New Linares, 1 aided by continued purchases by previous speculative ae a .Do. ari. (sui 7 pee Ct... r. 11 b si l si iteetsee - most.leAsp.o. si if England to the effect that the Bank is authorises. to:silver, 2,9721.; for Singapore, silver , 27,485/. ; for dis. to par ; Craigwen, par to I p.m i Oladbach sellers. At the final clam prices generally ruled Ito 7 6 1! 2 l i t tt ... ! . l p : p i T../ 7 1, te4rs;f:ii i t l il l :: I f per cent. better than theyclosed yesterday, the 1' ...----j:Wr iL FRENCH • • GLASS SHADES for ALA- purchase in amounts of not less than 1,0004, the Batavia, silver , 26,5371.; for Hong-Kong, gold, Zinc, par to 4 prem.; Great Hewas United Tin, 1 II •:I Dltte do. iro.s! 1. ll e ci_r_aetausek enor ° "'.'"`" u ' •44 '"' C"I • " I ' Cr°l°°•°l ** A.4 ' °• non-com muted portions of the New South Sea An. 10,3001., and aver, 125,7471.; for Canton , silver, dis. to par. market at the same time evincing much steadiness of to le Do. New 8 per Ont. Stock 13.1 14 111 1 4 0" fall - • • MODERA'rult LAMP, with globe nuities, the Three per Cent. Annuities of 1751, and 125,87 W.; for Alexandria, sovereigns, 12,0001. os ~,,..1 easel-le. oke *Adam Moo ....._sad .1 0 0 1 1 the Bank Annuities of 172 1 1, at a price equivalent to -- -- THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. SO 120 llesttlalef,thiripsu.Sp.Ct 111 IS tone. The best prices of the day, however, were not et. i lo p heir Lehrhi bt re I _ - 16... Australian Land shares to-day met with a renewed maintained to the close, some considerable sales of 3 , all EastkWeetTorklun.Stits - - 'Salad'. I. '" ei ra ce e laa ir i e r milis. 11 .... ' " r " 8 . " . the payment of capital and interest due the sth Ja- inquiry, and wero generally higher. Australian Prices of the gold mining shares exhibit scarcely London and North Western and other heavy stocks 1 6 !1141°..P.nli•Dundrelt,e I If r o d gm, 1. 38. per I B•St. 109 Great Nortbeen3 por Dent' 117 ISO 1194 nuary next, subject to a discount at the rate of four Agricultural rose 2!., and South Australian Land 11. any change to-day, business being quiet. Ague having been induced by the higher range of prices. e.:seervn. _ ____ .... _so. 100 Do. 5 per cent. Pcrip. 1;0-E IVII GUINEAS._ - Y -Mr. WM. H. HALSE, the Per „„,,a wooers. et Ty, ware . ..ispi , , .. - t het kie me Gt. OKA APPAIUITLetkaI are now ready, tem& cent per annum. The amount of these stocks ! per share. Bank shares of nearly all descriptions I are Loodun. Informs which the holders refused to commute being : were higher, especially those of the Australian mid- prem. ace kh ressehlassi licarl Oalman' b. a 4 Fnas are quoted I to , prem.; Nouveau Monde, to 1 Business in this department was, on the whole, far ' desinable at le p.a. pa ! 105 Ili ;Colonial ()old, Ito 4 prem.; and Great Nng- from active. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock and el 4,3, c 'ett s la t tt;;Zl,44,l , h 94 1.- get, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. as much as 2,380,000 f., it was at once assumed that I tut on Those of the Bank of Australasia rose 21., , Great Northern. were in especial demand, and Cale- '6O 1 a tiWon.Skartllunw es kee. ni 7 1101 ',NW* o °6°P a r vil7 - -- ,-------- a large amount of money will be brought into the , Union Bank of Australia 31., and London Joint Stock Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 411 to dimities and Midlands were very strong at the ad- St '' 1416 Do.con.r.acern.4l put.' 99 101 101 RE- StAX'FASFUL RESULTS of the last half market for immediate investment, denuded as the : Bank 11. Crystal Palace shares have also advanced, ere ,' kam award bey.ael load a that ROWLANI.ki W ei m pt • ItL pumas oietnilarlY nour loll lnt 21, 8 8 1 . in the market is of stock ; and this consideration, added to ' h the .ttl meet Aim and I..rim. meld a the times iota re ears th e near approach o f se e , , closing Ito 11 prem. London Dock stoc k h as b een tralastan, Ito : prem.; and Scottish Australian In vestment, 1 9-16 to 1 11•16 prem. United Mexi- THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocK. fit en Ditto irredeemable:4par ett! 91 .. 109 Is 11 lansandrellillorke. 3 Ark. e die par 19. i.e I Ditto.; per mat hteek i 139 141 St. 155 jinn... Brien.Ped.3 pent. - - 1/O , "s" .W- orieit... ie..... It prevented fr om ham ail or tura. species of rush to get into stock. The market opened ' ping (181. paid) 121 ; Submarine Telegraph . par. • t Si. 1110 'Ditto New Guar.6 um Ct. - - can shares have been dealt in at 31; Santiago at 41 ; Business in railway shares to-day has been gum , „ 4 u hsesteweeiche. i.Tei eu , 3 3 Inn WM ' 4 " . ....eume P week buie-elesews it from eavefisi &adrift . ; ' Cobre at 421 ; and Imperial Brazilian at 7. and the feeling of the market is flatter. Generally lue all ;Lossiloaderry St Coler.o: r.' - - WI OW ' 4 - -••-- - eur • en d 3 1 0 .,., p e g Awe. i t b e at a rise of Ito 1 per cent. on this announcement, and i Subjoined are the traf fi c returns of the various •wist snored besatinillv ....% ,y. fro m 134 1 all SuadonderrykEnnielruah 11; 191 • lemma brie or. beautiful he of after various fluctuations assumed an appearance of English lines for the last week, so far as they have _ prices show a reduction of about 10e. per cent. „ „ ik ..„. a.46 , 66.05.N07 6 7 8IF"T "e sa "" 1 11 4. ! e , • Welly baths (equa. to lour imell). • the closing rates of yesterday. London and North- to :le I Do. New £l5 ... 9 54 ist-rrA . 4 m 6 " - th ', .'„ p h ft /A w 1 ... 4 m the , ert ,„„ ? r e still g:eater strength in the afternoon, finally closint yet been published : COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. .....5...„,.; 11 ," -- o .' ~,t, .1ec..6 - .... Hamm teVisswo times. folly one per cent. above the closing official range or 1853. 1&52. Western stock is at present quoted 103 to 4; Mid- I! s Dn. £ 6 ..f. 41 Pm 3i Hi all 'lllaryp.a Carlisle, 11 p oil - - Pie .".- - - - In %D ad 11081116 Yes mom - or em • 141 ° 441 veterday, and nearly two per cent. above the open- L e aden andNorthWeitern..£49.2l 6 tai by 41,11(1111a. y .... £46,487 land, 604 to 611; Great Western, 801 to Si; Lance- St.loo 'llidlandetwatir.ar...t. •• .i.: 139 111 ..£11419111 11116 . wh e atom, _ iag quotation of that day. Although the political Lame:white and Yorkshire... 17,099 17 , 008 MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. shire and Yorkshire 641 to 0 • Great Northerns, Im, a e Ditto l'referenee 1 l die - Hal 1) A I LT NRW el: intelligence was morally interpreted as extremelylLeadeaaad South Western.. 11,931 London and Brighton .... ist 1 too Norfalk Ratarlen 1 10.032 There was Teary little Hagfish wheat at market this morn- 10 , 1 to 41 Dover., 184 to 1 ; a nd Caledonians, 261 is . 100 : T s. 3 pent . E ite ":3,,,i'l : - 10,713 ins, encl.*, value un d erwen t no change. The arrivals of ,„ L . - • 14 • 611 Nund.. Tza r n„, Mal ~f the 43. unfavourable, an telegraphic despatches were even 1 „ mat w •444 . = shares are a shade St. Ice IM.WaveneyVal4 ; t..-.• 1 - .... Ye pains' Oessah the 0 OLT lower, except Straa- me 114.11° ' ° ' nele' t h .-:-. ••• - I - 1- - Woolen See ememseree lake broaden published reporting a sertous collision between the e warn,' sin. noo. sr atm lataisou .. 24,6.5.5 .... 23,623 the attendance of buyers to-day was small, and these SO .an North Matlormaire .U LI gar . sot .1 • 4,01 an.l pea re.""a'a whetter P °1111 " 1, °°° l4 Turkish and Russian armies, the effect produced was ! South Eastern , A 1 S• ce!.."."'.l. • Offhent News.-Ig th. warm, er tie trifling and very evanescent, the scarcity . of s. -ock Shrewsbury and Cheater 1,869 .... 1,621 must be considered nominally the same as on Monday, in arc quoted 34 to 1 ; Strasbourgs, 36 4 to 4; and Paris la , all , Wolfer., 304 epar Cut, 103 ISO Is tltr West ../.1 mkt Mite Great Northern 18,773 14,773 the absence of business of moment. and Lyons, 16 to IGI prem. ;1 Ent.° ditto ditto 4f gm .... t act anti , ' Iriludel. and ImPutini ewe* , ar er os overruling all other considerations. Prices were a ; a Abrevrallißinn.Nerti...a .1 51 102 la. 14.9 '''''. 13 t ' t h e ea riea mermaid, sad owswerela I ha. in - ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. lO 110 elhrow.Statrator(N - tr.W.l ic""s" In .. 13ge n . .r4'n city, awe: saa atoesseu Ardske,- further supported the afternoon by intelligence or Shropshire u n i on 664 659 Seined former priori. week. concur , . in Its. Ay, a rise of • •• • ' . IRMO 6 per Omit.. .. ! 114 104 1 per cent. in the French ' Three per Cents., Bristol an d Exeter ... ~ 97 101 Ibla raP" ' . 66 ' .64 ' .." ' of Mil • than aathm - flatways. 1 Yesterday. t° I 01° ' 1.1 125 I month D... • ... .. II 14 It cootates i more Mailed tin ,Pg" L. . y en", er ,:„ on the Paris bourse of to-day. The present position 1 East Lancashire 4,809 4,448 the trade. Needy buyers had to pay late rates. es. -- - ra l -_--„.. __.„-_- 61.14. ' ' " WI! "'II of '4"p tl ul- Is will uses pa 1..., of the stock market is in many respects extraordi- i Exeter and Crediton lO7 •• • • 117 Beans and pas were certainly net cheaper. MIN &WON ~. .. -. , 191 2011 Ditto Plied 1 Cea 10 , 11 1 1 Per t Pat 4VA figt_ ... ~._.l ibl Grit -sat the wily Jetty mug Ea s t ern Counties itedNorfolk 18,464 .... 16,0'4 ARRIVALISINTO LONDON PlitObt OCT. 31st to NOY. Wt. 30 44 lmberg., Moltke., 110010.; 1143 all South Eaters tiles -mg are and is regarded with much interest, not un- East ; Ann.)of 81.0.6 23; 24; PP'.."'"'"!..._f / " ..... ",e ; to tams - ban the omy paw Meld. the n • ' Anglian .. 916 &55 (In. Suellen. lieuteli. Irish. Ironies. •ins keel Jumbos .!1111 11 .110..... e. 1.....•• leg, I,‘ i mingled with surprise, by many of the most expo- .... IL ' 100 Du. 41 pee cent. Tubes • " tich eu 0t... awl ha. always eseLided, • trim Its columns blant„Shetfield dt Lincoln . ah. 7,714 .... 7,037 wheat ..... -- l6 6° I '''''' I Blrecerialy.lltearitallo i lf 91 SO ! all '34.k.YorbahireltinetAimar 19 1.1 glislasse a-WM*l.kb. aerated operators. Such is the scarcity of stock, that South Yorkshire L e i usZti farad. Is Amen by the last return of Maas; some of the principal dealers refused to " make a Manchester & South Junction 629 .... 542 Oats-. - - die M. 'lOO York, Nowa...elk a Isere., mai - 31 lt d; • • gro:cl tor the year 1•5. , to e.e. leading Lonleu Newspapers, OLNorth of 8.1.,,puren., 91 i 5 90 7 waieb A will be wen that tido parer (As youngest _y lbws:. a more than price" for stock for immediate delivery to brokers Rends' and Windermere 185 .... 169 neer. B,StOseeks sad GAO carrels. St. WO &sea sea aurae ... .. 94 IT 3 'Ditto Ditto .„ _ll If arty years, bod M Ilte Mtn °"te s t t' tt r r. eo. °°. p .: w e e ,. entrusted with buying orders o dB .. Of very moderate York. Newcastle, an el. lits wick, York and N. Mid- St. toe °engrain 321 33 521 84 n LONDON Avekeeks.-Wkeet, 734. 04.; Barley, 43.. eel.; Oats, 5 , sti mass, sad „ii rti sl i -... 151 tel is a tee. led.; Rye, Ms. yd. ; Beira, 416.3 d.; Peas, 4ss. ltd. 83 10 TeM2ll.llll.llrt.rsteh 4 die par 94 Marn lll.OltteLlt SI 41 D al Belliations.. 14 46 --._____ 11Imeia. eon 1772 62 9• °00 of money stock stands fully ;p er cent. above the Oxford and Worcester 2,43 3 .... 741 ye. Ileszu. , Peas. NI al' Dilate*, Meth. andatee-; MINES. NOINII•SHOIALID. - lits Od Ds 6d .ken Junetuta ... ... 76 $6 DAILY NLWS lB4O 1,131,000 These figures show the following results: Clutirg Bucher TY wawa 1 emlawlwince a tbio Peeel lol Inwlites ths 1.11..1 11 6 " backwardation " of 1 per cent. is receiv• Total .. Ms s ell De 7. Ile 2d lea Ild 424 10d 421 11.1 15 al. Mut Amite& ............... et aa 11 No. Of Average receipt Oct. :7 . • ,4,6 ltd p l . 7 , 1 53, 3 , 3 gm hi p a 3,1 p a 44 15 all Ditto (Ale It and H . 3 ,t 4 1 uneer 410110 10 14 . 11."11,"Pr".44 b Y • " tem P ° "F' i able by bona file holders of stock for the receipts. miles open. per mile. -1$ .„ ...... 1.1.35 4,1 its la Ha 10d 195 ltd .5. eel 451 1d * all team Ossetia - . 121 121 121 1 Ns. Yenta. Paid. yesterday. today. *lke ' Doily News 'I. the youngest 01 a n the London son nft man. Eros the Ent it tu t ( mad and a !sigh liberal tose-re- mere loan of it in the market till the next 1853 £248,847 .... 4,4024 .... £56 8 8 -32 _ ... Gke lid ph 74 24s 9135. +1 15s id Ws 7d St. Me &rum (Jot., Or •... 113 43 23 4I Do (late Z.ll. U.) 100000 I Ague Fria oll 1 1 INo sada' roeestent y thi. V3tISCT. liCb atim liars:ism which is clearly monthly t. As we have before explained, it is account 1852 222,675 ... . 4,2614 .... 62 4 7 - 19 ... ... 169 s Id inn Sd 21e &I Ms IN Ns 4d 31, IN ... . 0, Do . ..._ .. .... dr ... 1 r : _-_. tt 31,000 1 tAnglo AustrsUantind ell $ at! par 1 .... t sad al: with the mood Milanthat The traffic returns continue to show a considerable s weeks' Agg. Aver.l6l9 - 3cl 3134 9d 23s 24 2114 ea 41s - unlks ld .i.,1:,;:,„ Ent =:::' '... 7 . .. 1 ;; , I i : !OU,KG lue..AnglnCalifouilan ... all 1 4 di, t•r ,slibitc oplo3oo 14 Eng- . .•_ . _ onl y by means of this borrowing of stock pre- so de•Laboa of toe TOCONSWA 4441 1 Prl7e. awl, wnn 106 latSer . an d difference in favour of the present season. As yet Dory,-wheat. Meer. (fats. Rea &sae, and Peer. la. Bt. 401 iledlesbursh and Olsopw .1 65 34 40 10,000 10 tAostellaa.m Sonar of eevertieersheot.-rent to the Tines -obtained 12 any viten sett l ements have been com pleted , now we ,ooB 11 DO . Coal Math, II - - su (0ct. 0 d :7274 - 10 1 641Ediabargh sod eceUes ... I - - Italy NW , Ile 1 ,011W:el lam than we. ” . 4. WWI /1° watmemlit hoar of numerous loans of this nature going on. the check that has been given to trade seems to have ence. ;MPS. 14 :- Oct. 1 Oct. °to- 6 " 061- 16 '. Oct * ''l ---- ' S i. S 1110 1241sbutgli.lterth,lluarisol 31 23 20.aut to smisetrallas essiasoce . exercised li ttle influence on railway receipts. - Ge - r' - ... I .7. .- 1 - : r ----- IR. 105 Glar.,yow a douthWeeterie - - 60,..0r I Australian Cordillera To Mom harlot say Bookseller ee Newsom tette kiwi= ; arm There is an impression in many quarters that these " 11 ••• 1 •-• ••• ..........I• "."."".. ...• M. 100 great Northers ... .. 614 Si l4 100,0. m 1 Amtrak= Freewill sit 1 Sisi 30,020 1 Ave Maria la Dike. to, Beattie-street. Pleetostreet. Leaden. large loans of stock made by bankers and others may The returns on Scotch lines are as under : 63 1 ... t.„ .. j - ••• S. 100 1 Do. A, Muck ... ...' 37 53 34 6 all f 4 dis ----- -- - - - •••• ••• it. 100 Ds. B. Mook ... ... 134 124 100,000 I British Auatralian tio"c al' 1 2 die 16,108 20 Pleitistilera 11.6 7 9 PRESERVATION OF LIFE FROM SHIPIVRECK and South Western be on the verge of an extraordinary upward move- Gleseow . £4,585 .... £4,207 s 9 7- 39 5 1... r ...... ,„, ~, _ ••• M. i IN Gt.bouth.and Wart.(lre.) 102 101 10,000 U Pilese.lnic,(ira.n.ol.o , 144 6 7 7 - w - Mints. & Glasgow, and Caleuontan 14,876 .... 14,719 ... - - St 100 Gnat Weitero ... .. 546 514 51 601 It should be ex p lained, however, that this . 1 .. _ is tt DM Noah Bashes .. - - 4,000 30 De.ComosaadCitisba al. 111 21 Yesterday a meeting of the general committee of me nt • the Royal National institution fur the Preservation of 1 . • mpression is founded on a misapprehension, as, even North British holders f stack to be desirous of fore- Soo tut k Cent & Scottish Mid.Junc. .... ''''° Life from Shipwreck was hold at the offices, at John street , supposing the o , tut . 2 , 891 2 , 741 CIAR.--The market clued to-day at t phe full rices of tai 111 Gm. Third. ... ... 91.1180 Laneashire and Tortoni:. 64412.W0 Se Codre Coypu .. . all 41 43 42' 6 1 5 14 41 6 44 10.000 II tealontal (told I I 6 Ipm AdelpSi: Mr. TIIOWAs email:tax, F.R.S., deputy chair- going the advantages derivable from lending their -- Tuesday last, but great heaviness has pervaded the market 4 , 4 . 174 De. Time 7 4 Oa die ..... _... Coptopo IS tot Ilf mon, nude 4. stock (or, in other words, giving up a re- Total £28,712 £27,e99 during the week, and prince with difficulty supported, and 14 lie De. Wed Itiart . Eaton 346 „ but a limited business done. Refined has also been dull of de au Leeds Northern ... 121 131 13 3344900 St. .copper Miners of Eng. all as es The following rewards for saving life from shipwreck fora of as much as 12 per cent. per an- The Irish returns are: sale ; brown lumps, 4 15.; grocery, 445. 6d. to 46e. &I. i 11 114 Leaden end Blasliviall 11 8f as 5,000 91 +Do. Prof. 7, parent. all 5 7 pen id 70,0i0 $ fltughAustralianCepc• all 24 3 were toted : um realised by interest, dividend, and 1853. -a 1352 . COFFIIII.-We have ha a dull market during the week, 1 0 7 11. 011 ,T 110 N7• 12 6000160 1 I pla pp 7 , 1 Great Nugget Vela-. all 1 (ate The silver medal to cout..purad chief boatman W. IL n , the Belfast anti Ballymena - „ M. 100 lades lb treeth-efertot 1034 104 1084 20,4r1 20 /Omen' Treditgo, end a reward of St ss. to himself and crew, for u backwardation, " in favour of simple d - . 1 d tvi en Belfast and County Down 2ll .... 219 sold rather freely by private contract at a &hide lower prices Do. 1M Honey ... - - - 71,050 1 grand Duchy of Hanel all 1 dl. par Wing. with the Bode new life-boat, saved the crew of of '5 per cent. per annum), it must be borne in mind ul ster the !sloop Mugaret. of Bideford, which was wrecked off that the bankers and other lenders of stock bare Londonderry and Enniskillen.... 48 , 5 .... 438 Tza.-Since Monday speculators have bees less active, to 1 Dastoeuattaitaistc, r f pee 100,08 C 1 Loke bouturs• the estranes of the former place on Sunday morning, the themselves em 1 reel the money which they received is aye Londonderry and Camino.... 199 •• • • - but a full amount of business done by the trade at the late 12i 21 Do. Slghthe... .. ... - - 110.061 1 Liberty 801 Ult. It appeared that while the vessel was end Cork and Bandon 218 .... 20 7 advance, and the article has a firm appearance, with an up- I _ l l- I. , - 73 2 10,000 3 'Linares S 0 431 De, ASO ... ... . I 4 3al MOM 1 LoudonkrOallrors 0.../t1 lag to make the harbour the struck on what are called the in exchange for this stock. The more natural pre- - ward tendency ; medium to fine Cungou most in demand. 40 se De. £OO .. .. 13 11 ~, Chapel Bock% Rear the entrance of Sedative's, the wind aumptiun thus is, that a considerable portion of this • Total - - Quarts Crushing C... all / f Bing at the time strong, with an awful ground sea ran. stock will be finally sold in the market at a mew 1 Mari quit* Annexed are the latest reports from continental SALTPETUIL-Dull of ON and prices scarcely supported. at. 190 laames,„man,simeeomun, 196 204 20,000 10 Aleticanialt.casericaa 9 414 7 sing, which is almost peculiar to this .neighbourhood. It good price, this tending to relieve the pros pimento declined 41. per lb. el 41 Do. Min.& UsaL 1:mlor - -die ls called the long Atlantic swell, and is described as being at I res- boo as received by Mr. Renter's express :- srieml.-Pepper and 6.1,0.% I New Creasea It. 100 Uldland ... - .. 41 614 611 1 1 sure for stock under which the dealers ave Curros.-Prices supported . , with a limited business. evol 1 New Linares MAN.Co. al, - - se times most dangerous. It is stated by those acquainted Amsterdam, Wednesday, closing prices :-Dutch Four S be limited demand. Brandy St. 100 D.• Wm- an d . Dv . 737 33 33 200,000 1 Nouveau Monde With it that the destruction of any boat mother ta SO 10 13 $ laboured. The fact that bankers bold eiturs.-Rum has en in Se 4,41•114.0..vew. tire).- ... --- per Cents., 92 5-16 ;ditto T wo- -Half per Cents., coamaada high prises. t 0,.: . 10 Pontgibsed9.L.l4.kft. all - - Wig* should get within what is called the " lee such large sums of money derived from the loan ofu ar t s Ditto Half share...... - - 103,000 0 Port Philip .- ..... - 1 2 I ella 60 15-16. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 20 zi-16 ; Fem.-Tee demand for.eurrants continues dull : prices st. too ;Newmarket .. ~. 53 55 SS Me of them seas breaking. Seeing the state of the their stock further conduces to promote the more 59,000 1 Quarts Itaili all fMs par ~ the Coupons, 51; the Old Three per Cents foreign, us not altered. Raisins: Valenciu in limited request, 111 41; Do. Bury Ralenedon .. 4 11. par 10.004 63 anyway Iran tresk, Tredidgo, with his; two men, proceeded with easy state of the money market lately noticed. Our 44. Austrian Five Cent. Metallic,, '6 1-16. Peru-per I boi.Sillerefeed I 4 dla at 17s. to 48..; Smyrna red sold at 441. Figs in good de- r e IrStrrw . P r ortd .. c... _ _ .. 4 7,44: la flandago de Cuba .- 111 g racket apparatus to the spot, u:the vessel would soon, 707se y and A isa P. remarks would not be complete were we to omit to isms I Mouth Auetranan al! - -dis Elam her apparent dangerous state, go to pieces. When he visa New , 691. Portugaese New, 37 3-16. Mexican m ind * la all NewryWarrenpolatkltoe. - - 4,000 10 Tin Crett 11111140 d at the place, he found that the sloop had bounded mention another influence which is calculated New 24 5 . 16. Granada Active, 19; ditto de- Markets generally have been dull this week. M. 190 Norfolk .. ... ... ... 41 60 /5.1 7 4 141.51 +Dated Stesioss.„ all 334 91 Wing sou rapidly sinking. Sir Thomas Dyke Arland, to prevent the funds rising to a price , ?erred, 71. This bourse generally show. flatness. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. Is a Do. New - - SO 36 Northern Oonethe Linton 4 s&a 70,00. 1 Waller ''''"'" • all - - 100,000 1 West Granada ........... 41 1 1 die -- - . __ ...._ _____,..-- .......1 .1..1. shank._ ...3 .5 mensmetion to the present position p • 1 •... 2/ 15 26 4 - .."'- ' °wt. "' nrir°6 of this day. for money 1- The tallow market is quiet to -day, at the annexed quo- 1 1 5 S' l l® 1" th Bridal ... ... 100,507 1 'N..it 1 , ...arit.t..... ..... all 6 f die 16 Plinth Devoe, No. 1. ... II le .. .. 100.900 I Tubs ... all 4 4dl I I Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's express : Amsterdam, Wednesday, closing prices :—Dutch Four per Cents., 92 5-16 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 60 15-16. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 20 5-16 ; the Coupons, 51; the Old Three per Cents., foreign, 44. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic,, 76 1-16. Peru vian New, 691. Portuguese New, 37 3.16. Mexican New, 24 5-16. Granada Active, 1 9 ; ditto de ferred, 71. This bourse generally show, flatness. Paris, closing prices of this day, for money : Three per Cent. Renter, 74.30; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 99.90. Bank shares, 2,795. The Three per Cents. exhibit a rise of fully 1 per cent., and the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. a rise of 40 c. Vienna, Wednesday :—Five per Cent. Metallic., 91. Exchange on London, 11.9 money. Bank shares, 1.297. A renewal of distrust is indicated by the rise in the rate of exchange on London, but other wise this bourse is unmarked by any feature. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The tallow market is quiet to-day, at the wined quo. 4 tations :—Tows tallow, 565. ; Petenburg Y.C. on the spot, $ 565. ; Oet. to Deo., 55e. 9d.; Jan. to March, 575. se 1$ Do. Now ... ... 34 Northers Oomatlea Colon 4 3 dlo 100 'North British ... ... 2/ fa 16 Itrorth Deem, No. 1. 6 1* • all I Do. L..D Do. 24 I Cismantood 7 14 7 3 all North 171 North, atadourakiro.. . 6 13 Mo !all North Welters 110 Norm Vouth WooL.lnno par 2pm 'KO .os/ord, Wore., i Waiver 35 40 104 i .opia llt Central O7 09 100 Itatottlih Midland ... ISO Minim. ai Bine.. ... Re Do. LAN.W.Goar.Stk SS 65 9 ibrawsbazy and llerefunl 33 13 dis all lintitarlfy an 4 1 honer , 3a. Mr*. W. Min.) ... 16 17 ...1 I D 4.1101, oowee 64 try ... ... 11 ... 10 i S i 61.51reoetre Caton ... 1: 'South Damn ... ... 100 *oath Sanwa ... ... 30 60043 W 4104 34 ES 6 Sooth Torksh.l4lllvolDu , 3 4 all Stockton St Darlington .- 37 30 10 inamoilloeulloskaltall. 11 23 17 Vale of Nora ... ... all Waterford and Wilke= all Waterford and 14 1% tet Cornwall ... SU. Wimb7edos and Croydoo 1I ' W.Endo/Lca.teCrystalP. 100 iTork,rawaraeoStiorwact 633 641 20 Do. do. gatenalcom ,I 114 Do.o.l4.l.Tarekame 100, Tort and North Illdland 47 411 Tabs ♦ Transferable JOINT STOCK NANNI SMITHFIELD IkIARKET—THIS DAY. so ss The supply of beast. is small and the weather favourable, la eonsequenily trade is better. The hest qualities being scarce et. are readily ditposed of at an advance of 2d. per 81hs., and Ist. there is a more cheerful demand for all kinds. There are &- very few fresh sheep, but quite sufficient f or the demand. t Prices are about the same es on Monday, but a clesranee to cannot be effected. Good calves are scares and dearer. Our isi foreign supply missies of 271 beasts, 1,040 sheep, and 203 calves. The number of mita cows is 8.5. IN rot does of woo. ... 4... Cl. Per steno of abs. it d. I. d le Owe items. ilerefosWii 444 6 i Bat Dow d lit.-od.. Ms 60 80. dbort-barso dotoad peaty Basta I Ito 3 8 : :to. do. Shoru tNtitos nee ... . ........... Licw Pas. e Italf.broi. 4 10 1$ tomato at market. 900 ; dim , sld la mb '. 3.83 0 ; &eat 346 ;OM I,s 310. -- In 394 9 THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. The English stock market opened steadily, but the threatening intelligence from the Danube has more influence to-day, and prices are now quoted about 1 per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. Coqr sole were first quoted 941 to t for account, and after touching 941, descended to 941 to 1, but are now quoted 943 to 1 for the 10th Nov., and 941 to for money. The highest price reached this morning for cash is 951. The Three per Cents. lteduftd have been dealt in at 933 t 3 94 ; the Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 93.1 to 96; Bank Stalk, 214 to 216 ; Exchequer Bills, Is. to a. prem.; India Bonds, ls. dis. to 4s. prem. The foreign stock market is rather flatter. Mexi can has relapsed to 26 to 1. Spanish Deferred is (meted 21,1 to 1. Danish Five per Cents. have been dealt in at 103; Equador, 51; Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., .2; ditto Three per Cents., 501 ; Portuguese Four per Cents , 411; Russian Five per Cents., 113 ; Sardinian, 921; the Spanish Com mittee's Certificates, 5 to 51 per cent.; Dutch Four per Cents., 941. 601 1 11 101 HIDES.-THIS DAY. 541 DunExtram..-The present prices are 561ke. to 6418., 88) 21d. ; sins. to 721 1 e., 211. to 34. ; 7216. to 8011s8 , 3d. to to 31d. ; 80Ihs. to 88Ibs., 31d. to 3ld. ; 8816. to 96the., 30. to nil ; 961 w. to 1041b5., 3id. to 4,1. •: 1041 s. to 112 1 bs. 4d. to 41d. Horse Hides, 7s. Od. Calf Skins, light, 28.64: ss to 8s 64.; full, 6s. 6d. et. Bzzato6Dszr.-Sheep skins, polled, ss. 3d. to 6s. 3d. ; Lents and lialtbreds, 4s. 6d. to ss. Od. ; Downs, 3s. 6d. to 44. 3d. et. 51i 4 8 4 14 4$ 71 88 LINES LLAINU P 1 100 I.lrolnagheavhare to Lotttook N.Weeteth, $0 • dale runalon (laud toCeltmloalas).. 100 BrottAreoloadroar.44s.(t I jaw , ' to Ot. Northern) ,01oemeter le Deen !Dane! Ii6N7ALII.. 99 tol BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—TIIIS DAY. " Maus. Pattenden and Smith report that the hop market et. is quiet, Oa *Muni of the hop duty being expected out shortly, and there being still a great difference of opinion $ 8 uto the amount. Prices, however, are very firm. 49 51 139 141 ;0 SI COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. 10 We lam. 21s. 6d. ; Wail's Bad South liarthusool, 234.6 d. ; , Wane End Ration, 21e.; Wills End Stewart's , 24 5.; Walls gi End Tees, 211.—Ships at rumba, 82. to 101 100 136 114 164 .76 114 14 2.44 254 MINES. Woe voted : The silver medal to out-ousted chief boatman W. H. Tredidgo, and a reward of Si sa. to himself end crew, for bating, with the Bode new life-host, saved the crew of the sloop Margaret. of Bideford, which was wrecked off ths latrines of the former place on Sunday morning, the 9th ult. It appeared that while the vessel was endeavour tag to make the harbour the struck on what are called the Chapel Rocks, near the entrance of Budehaven, the wind being at the time strong, with an awful ground sea run ning, which is almost peculiar to this neighbourhood. It is called the long Atlantic swell, and is described as being at all times most dangerous. It is stated by those acquainted with it that the destruction of any boat is inevitable whisk should get within what is called the " mother sea" Se ewe of these seas breaking. Seeing the state of the imesk, Tredidgo, with his: two men, proceeded with MN rocket apparatus to the spot, u:the vessel would soon, bum her apparent dangerous state, go to pieces. Whsa he embed at the place, he found that the sloop had bounded tiff isel was rapidly sinking. Sir Thomas Dyke Aedand, Bon i M.P., to whom the committee voted their thanks, Nein aloe OMB the catastrophe, immediately gave direc tions to have the new life boat, recently placed at Bode by So above institution, launched, which having been done Mg Maned by 1 redidgo, his two men and eight volunteers pormaled without delay to the wreck, although there was M tale due a tremendous swell on the bar, and many of the slalngs saying that it was worse than folly to attempt with SOilk hest to rescue the unfortunate crew, as she lea l SOWN tented with such a sea. Nothing daunted bream, the gallant men persevered, and managed toyall tha boat out. As they were going over the bar, eamiantered two very heavy seas, and the coxswain of ospeolood his conviction that aothing but • life wad mice a life-boat as that in which they were then, have faced such an awful sea. The two men of the Misr having been taken from their beat, the vessel shortly OM sank. Tredidgo added, that the boat had before boa tried; that on this occasion her character had fully Minuend every ezpectation, and had won the confidence of Ism mew and all concerned. The boat is of Mr. Peake's assistant master shipwright at her Majesty's dock- Woolwich, and was built for the Shipwreck 'utast- M a' y the Mesas. Forrestt's, of Lisnehouse. • »ward of 11. 10s. was also granted to two men for emir prompt and laudable services to a portion of the crew et the brig Mary sad Anne, of Blyth, which was wrecked as Cob Sedan Sands, in Carmarthen Bay, during a S.W. slam end • tremendous sea en the 4th alt., when four of bet mew unhappily perished. One of the salvors, William Divine. Ming the perilous position of the persons who had taken to the aldp's boat, that thiy would noon, from having taken • wrong course, be among the breakers, there being no boat near the spot to put off to point out to them their error, immediately started off and continued to run until he came to an available boat, which was about a mile distant, and at once plunged into the Myer although in • state of profuse perspiration, swan out, tutomMsed the boat, and brought,her in, when another young man, mused Jenkins jumped into her, and they arrived with the boat just in time to guide the ship's boat, which contained the master, mate, and one sailor, in safety to a landing place. A reward of 5/. was also granted to flee men, being the ON, of the smack Seagull of Harwich, in consideration of their praiseworthy services to the crew. coo • ' gof five persons of the schooner Tine of Sunderland, which was wrecked on the 11, ultimo at the entrance of the Longssed. At dawn of day the smack's crew observed the: a vessel bed sunk near the above dangerous place, and that she bad a flag of distrsis dying from the foretop g allant masthead. On approaching the wreck they found the crew In the rises,. The wind at the time was blowing strong, with a heavy sea on. Having hove their smack to, they lowered their but, which they slacked from the smack by • has to the ship, and thus succeeded in taking the crew off all safe, not, however, without incurring much risk to their own lives in so doing. The poor fellows were found to be wet and cold, and would in all probability have been moss drowned, as the mast was beginning to work, and the tide was dewing. The humane and prompt conduct of the smack's env en the occasion was much admired. Captain Washington, R.N., reported to the committee that as his recent visit to the Baltic, the subject of placing life boats around the shores of that sea was most favour ably received both at Stockholm and St. Petersburg, and that there was good reason to believe that life boats will be established at all the exposed points of those coasts. Appropriate remarks were made concerning the late Captain A. Vlic. , R.N., Comptroller-General of the Coast Guard, and Mr. George Lysil, ex M.P., for London, by whose lamented deaths the institution bad lost valuable coadjutors, and thanks having been unanimously voted to the corporation of the City of London, for their handsome donation sf two hundred guineas in aid of the funds of the society, which on account of its large expenditure on life boats was very acceptable, the proceedings closed. OPPOSITION To CIICRCII RATER—At Tipton, in Stiffordabire, at aid. rate was proposed last week, which was objected to, and • peony one was proposed in its stead. The latter was carried by 813 to 3.58. At All Saints, South ampton, the opponents of church rates have gained trisapb by 424 to 378. NATIONAL A"SOCI STION FOR TUE VINDICATION 07 5C0711101 Itionre.—Gn Widaseday night • publie smiting in favour of the objects of "The National Associa ties for the Vindication of Seottiab Rights," was held in the Music Hall, E linSurgh, which was crowded to eICIHI.. many Madrerls bavieg ' , mac• foiled to obtain admission. Among the noblemen awl gentlemen on the platform and In the body of the ball wet, the following:— The Earl of Eglioton, the Earl of Buchan, Lord Gray of 'Waling, the Lord Provost of Edinburgh, Sir Hugh Ilutue Cam-bell, Bart., Sir Archibald Ali son, Bart., Sir James Walker Drummond, But., Admi ral Sir Charles Napier, the Lord l'rovost of Perth, Ac. A number of resolutiuts in assertion of the claims advanced by the society were propewd and carried with acclamation. THE ATTACK ON THE GOLD ESCORT.—A private letter states that all the robbers concerned in the plunder of the M'lvor escort have been taken, and • great part of the gold recovered. BALL:yam Wan WATER is now being tried on board the Snipe, Captain Gadams. The water is secured in guns perch' vesicle, and the filling and emptying pro cesses ere, es nay be asppeeed, onside and expeditions. TMVILIDAY EVENINO. The panic amongst speculators fo: a fall which has been lately-observed, and which has been mainly caused by the extraordinary scarcity of stock, was farther stimulated to-day by the publication in the morning journals of a notification from the Bank of England to the effect that the Bank is authorised to purchase in amounts of not less than 1,0001., the non-commuted portions of the New South Sea An nuities, the Three per Cent. Annuities of 1751, and the Bank Annuities of 1726, at a price equivalent to the payment of capital and interest due the sth is nuary next, subject to a discount at the rate of four per cent, per annum. The amount of these stocks which the holders refused to commute being as much as 2,380,000/., it was at once assumed that a large amount of money will be brought into the market for immediate investment, denuded as the market is of stock ; and this consideration, added to the near approach of the settlement, has caused a species of rush to get into stock. The market opened I at a rise of to 1 per cent. on this announcement, andl after various fluctuations assumed an appearance of I still g:eater strength in the afternoon, finally closing fully one per cent. above the closing official range of yesterday, and nearly two per cent. above the open tag quotation of that day. Although the political intelligence was generally interpreted as extremely unfavourable, and telegraphic despatches were even published reporting a serious collision between the Turkish and Russian armies, the effect produced was trifling and very evanescent, the scarcity of rock overruling all other considerations. Prices were further supported in the afternoon by intelligence of a rise of 1 per cent. in the French Three per Cents., on the Paris bourse of to-day. The present position of the stock market is in many respects extraordi nary, and is regarded with much interest, not un mingled with surprise, by many of the mast expe rienced operators. Such is the scarcity of stock, that some of the principal dealers refused to " make a price" for stock for immediate delivery to brokers entrusted with buying orders of very moderate amount. Owing to this demand for stock, the price of money stock stands fully 1 per cent. above the quotation for account. In other words, this " backwardation " of 1 per cent. is receiv able by bona fide holders of stock for the mere loan of it in the market till the next monthly account. As we have before explained, it is only by means of this borrowing of stock that pre vious settlements have been completed, and now wo hear of numerous loans of this nature going ea. There is an impression in many quarters that them large loans of stock made by bankers and others may be called in any day, and that the market may thus be on the verge of an extraordinary upward move ment. It should be explained, however, that this impression is founded on a misapprehension, as, even supposing the holders of stock to be desirous of fore going the advantages derivable from lending their stock (or, in other words, giving up a r► l of es much as 12 per cent. per an num, realised by interest, dividend, and "backwardation," in favour of the simple dividend of 3 per cent. per annum), it must be borne in mind that the bankers and other lenders of stock have themselves employed the money which they received in exchange for this stock. The more natural pre sumption thus is, that a considerable portion of this stock will be finally sold in the market at • good price, thus tending to relieve the pres sure for stock under which the dealers ie so long laboured. The fact that bankers hold such large sums of money derived from the loan of their stock further conduces to promote the more easy state of the money market lately noticed. Our remarks would not be complete were we to omit to mention another influence which is calculated to prevent the funds rising to a price out of proportion to the present position of affairs, and that is the inherent disposition of holders, especially in times of political apprehension, to realise at good prices. To-day's market tended to confirm, in some degree, this view, an influential broker making a large sale at 95, and numerous other smaller sales of a bona fide character= also prompted by the rise. It must be o however, that in its oversold position and in the scarcity of stock the market possesses a prop white cannot fail to afford great comparative support under any contingencies. As regards the government measure above referred to various opinions were expressed, but it does not seem to have induced any higher opinion of the re sources of the Treasury, although the step is, at Sat view, calculated to encourage such an immunise. Having, with the assistance of the Bank, and by doubling the rate of interest on Exchequer Bills, succeeded in meeting the temporary pressure inci dental to the termination of the financial quarter, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, as the revenue funds begin to mount ne again, has determisetk to employ them in paying off at once a pus. tion of the stocks for which payment is strictly to be made in January next. It appears doubtful, however, if the holden of these stocks, who are secure of receiving par and 3 per cent. interest in January, will as a body sele.l mit to the Chancellor's discount charge of 4 per cent. To do so simply involves a loss of 1 per cent. Holders of this stock are undoubtedly likely to show a disposition to re-invest the money in government stocks, but many of them will argue that, in the pre sent prospects of the money market and of politics, they have a chance of effecting their investments on lower terms by waiting and letting the South Sea Annuities Commutation Act take its course. Consols opened with an excited appearance at 9111 to 93 for account, quickly attained 941 buyers, fell bock to 941, rose to 93 to 1, and were last officiaUy i quoted 941 to 951 for money, and 911 to 93 for the 10th of November. The closing after-hours' quotation was 941 to 95 for account. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Con eels, fur money, 93, 941, 951,941, 931, 931 ; ditto, far account, 10th Nov., 95, 911, /, 951, 941. Three' per Cent. Reduced, on, 94, 931. Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 951, 961, 951, 1, 961. Annuities el 30 years, 1859, 4 15-16 ; ditto, 1860, 5 9.16. India Stock, 253, 250, 249. Bank Stock, 216. South Sea Old Annuities, 99Z. Exchequer Bills were firmer at 2s. to ss. prem. India Bonds ruled at 2s. dis. to Is. prem. The foreign stock market was more active, and generally showed an improving tendency. Mexi can was in chief request, and touched 27, but relapsed towards the close. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 261 to 1. Spanish Deferred, 211 to 22; the Certifs., 41 to 54 per cent. Peruvian Three per Cents., 50 to 52; ditto Four , end-a-Half per Cents., 711 to 721. Granada De ferred, 71 to 81. Russian Five per Cents., 112 to 114; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97 to 99. The list of sales includes :—Austrian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 91 (exchange fixed at lel per £). Belgian Four-and-a-Halt per Cents., 011 ex div. Cuba Seven per Cent. Bonds (Matanzas and Saba nilla Railway), 101. Dutch Four per Cent. Certifi cates, 95, 941, 93. Equador Bonds , 51, 51. Granada Deferred 8. Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 11;th November, 261, 1, a, -Peruvian Four-and.a- Half per Cents., 711, 721, 711, 721; ditto Three per Cents ., 501. Portuguese Four per Cents., 41 ; , 142; ditto ex all overdue coupons, 381. Russian Five per Cents., 113. Sardinian Five per Cents., 92,93, 931. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 41;; ditto I New Deferred Three per Cents., 211; the Committee's Certificates, 41, 5 per cent. Venezuela Three-and-a- Half per Cent., 32, 33. Money continues easy, and first-rate bills of short, date are readily discounted, at a considerable reduc tion from the Bank of England minimum. The rate charged, however, varies greatly according to the length of time bills have to run, and to the character of the names. No additional pressure of importance appears to be caused by the approach of the commer mat settling . of the 4th, and the mass of bills thee falling due is expected to be met with equal promp titude to that shown of late. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. - 4 . TII VILSDAY EVZNI!CO. -.•- LIVERPO9L, FRIDAY, 10.30 ♦ Y. An active bu.iness has been done to-day in home mining 'docks. This is partly owing to the receipt of considerable orders from Cornwall to purchase abases at the present reduced prices. South Caradon bay. been principally inquired for, and still show an tendency. The sales reported to-day are E r t s h rd Caradon. at 290, 300, 310 ; Vi'est Caradon, 240 ; South Basset, 625, 630, 6375; North Pool, 230, 235 ; Alfred Console, 255, 26, 265; Great Alfred Consols, 34; West Providence, 361; Wheal Mary Ann, 425, 45; Wheal Trelawney, 425, 435, 45 ; North Buller, 8; Gonamena, 105, 115; Wheal Tremayne, 7,5; Tincroft, 55 ; South Tamar, 65 ; Mendip Hills, 4; Gawton United, 215.; Tamar Consols, 25; West Alfred Consols,ll, 115, 12; Hope Valley, 35, 4, 45 ; Treweatha, 61s. 6d.; Wheal Neptune, 1,2, ; Wheal Wrey, 5, 1 ; Wheal Lemon, 2; East Ding-Dong, 3,5; East Margaret, 95, 10; Balnoon, 25; Kennegy, 2, 25 ; East Frongoch, 2, 5. The gold mining shares met with only a quiet business to-day, but prices were well supported for the leading descriptions. The Mariquita and Quartz Rock Companies' shares were rather better. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted i to 5 prem. ; ' Great Nugget, 5- to 5 prem. ; Port Phillip, 7-16 to 5.16 dia.; British Australian, 9-16 to 7-16 dis. ; Nouveau Monde, 5 to 5 prem.; Agua Fria, 5 to 5 prem. United Mexican sham partially rallied from yes terday's depression, and were largely dealt in. Na tional Brazilian (Cocaes), on the other hand, were THE EARL OF EENMARE died at GreatMalvern on flatter. In the shares of the Rhymncy Iron Com- itiadaihoulliue is g o cce n eded . gl we tho so t n ltle N t , :z e h n is tie b e roir o ct n he pony there were numerous transactions. West B , q M.P. for Kerry, we, takes the second title of Viscount Indian descriptions remain flat. Metcalfe Copper Castlerosse, The Kenmare estates include some of the were last quoted 5 to 1 prem. Pontgibaud shares finest parts of Killarney scenery, and tie late earl was have been dealt in at 18 (201. paid). much loved in the neighbourhood for his beneficence ant Thenominalelasing_prices of new undertakings are with n t: l e ' gi r th s of Baron n E l{ l enm of ar li e eL Ve r e i a s te a British peer as follows :— Mizon Head, sto I dis.; Lewis Hill s w teady adherent of the whig party, but took no active pee part p u ar a t Range, sto tits. ; Cologne Lead, a to die.; in politics. Clarendon (of Jamaica), par to pm.; Britannia THE MARQUIS OF LONDONDERRY left Dublin on 0011, 5 to per sh. ; New South IVales Coal, sto a Tuesday morning for his seat in the north of Ireland. His dia.; L'Aigle d'Or, Ito dia.; London and lordship had been detained several days in Dublin by a Virginia Gold and Copper, die. to }prem . ; severe and dangerous injury. , whieh . he su ff ered when re- Virginia „ foo t : from the Esexhmabedizzocnusatee negligence,flaglway in Mount Carbon Conl, I to 5 dia. ; enmare,K par to 5 pm.; Lake Superior Copper, 5 dia. to one of the circular openings the flagging thronb par ; Connemara, 5 die. to par ; Glensulin, 5 to coal is shot into the cellars, WA* left open, and no person dia.; Australian Mutual, 5 to 5 dis. ; Chartered was left in charge to warn pa.sengers of the danger. Lord Londonderry, : p r r r ee y ne , iel i d hi w l ship:vino: several leg and d a t thigh,t e building, e w t al o p k walked Australian Land and Mining, ato die.; Golden the Mountain, sto 5 dia.; Poltimore, 1-16 to 3 . 16 pm.; Great Crinnis, par to 5- pin.; Garnett acid Moseley, to there was neither fracture n se or ve d e isi cr'a t t i u o i r. " 'lll u s t lordship 15 prem. ; Sue River (of Jamaica), par to 5 ; Met- made his way without assistance to his hotel, where he rep calfe (of Jamaica), to 1 prem. ; Carberry West, ruined for several days confined to hie bed. Wind South, moderate, and fine. 64 The new screw steamer Lusitania got ashore tot i terday near Rock Ferry, but came off this mornings se flood without apparent injury. The ship Prince of so Orange fell over in the Brunswick Graving Dock, is and sustained considerable damage. Arrived.—Queen Victoria, from New Orleans; Bt . Britannia, from Montreal; Juno, from Alexandria; I Alps, steamer, from Havre. a ., Put Back.—The packet ship Jacob A. Westervelt, for New York, making 18 inches water per hour. She sailed on the sth of October, and had got as far iy as the Banks of Newfoundland. e t .l GRAVESEND, FRIDAY, 10 A.M. CUATOM-110L141 RETURN. Wind 8., fine; tide half-hour's flood. 10 Arrived, Nov. 3.—Farmers, from Tcneriffe. so a Nov. 4.—Tiger (steamer), from Tonningen ; Nep tune (steamer), from Hamburg. 20 Sailed.—City of Paris (steamer), for Boulogne. so DEAL, FaIDAT, 9.17 AR. 20 Wind S. S. E., fresh and hazy. Passed.—Phcenician from Sydney , for London ; Nereid, from Marseill es, " for London ; Burlington, from Quebec, for London; Hugo Grotius, from tai London, for Geelong. 2, Owed to GreatWerwrn ad 'Hartlepool Deck alltatlw. l (Mimed to Yk. N. Der.)' 30 'HnllM+olb2(LlGeksN Yid 231 Dm e Ames tan) ( 12i De. &mei (ditto) . IN Landon end Greenwich (lowed to South neatens so Ditto Fretereme (ditto), 10/1 Lowestoft Onar.4perCent leveed to Norfolk) 144 Ditto ditto 6 per Coat I Ml (le.ocdliench.,Buston,AMattock aB to 1 Md. illedleibre' AN.W.lk an& Itedoer)l 21 3 ((leased to Stockt. & Der). ell Illdnnd Breclferd(MMlL) 90 1 , 0 Northcreesetriztern6 pare!, (leered to Iteet-Consticel ell De. I pet Gent. (do.) CO 62 23 freetes&Wyre (less. Lon I IN.West.lkLeme.&lforkl 12 letto 4 skates (ditto) — 1062loymca and Illt&in (Ima 1 p µ Greet Northern Moe, Du. ‘heureth nook i 137 ;42 94 ilouUtSterfordehlre (lowed ; Mr. La 'Clean) ] 2 14 the Weer Valley, 6 p. Mau (le teed to Stocktos&Dar.: 123 Date Ditt.i Inuct 100 Wilts & zzomcreet (lessee' to Greet Weetern 1 96 93 ►osrior 5 I intwecr andlotiantane I ee7:erai to Grabseseac 3 Be gun Eastern Junction Caarierot slaJ lesqueanca. 10 Uqun and Besancon Dutch IThcntsh 2 Du. titanalcSt 5 Great Indian 14,,by54 , 10 I Ornii t uartlon of Yews, 10 11.1. Trunk cflaanadaett.tlxl Great Central of Vrant.e I all (rt. M est. Nnadc. Sttsrea ,LLW.tit 3 1 du 3 1 Ms I 1t 14 J{ 2j i dle 3j if pm dis 1 SI 2 1 2 1 p m II 31 dis i‘c ;ill;mtlton h Totoito fix. 3 Lot Lao:T..10)0 p.Ct.Ptel 13 t ..sozobourg ... ... ... 1,, v.. (hallway) ... .. 3 Do. (Canal 1 ... ... ... _1 I Do. Guaranteed---': I l e s el 51 li It 1 li } di, par I 1 Lyur.o usb4 Uectitorrabeac 10I1%artr,e ••• ••• I,rta Atemle.. ..• Kane,?! Lleve(wlth ; . !lot VTAZof. . De. 101. $ ter et. Bomb (for IL tt Amiew ah•.) NorwerlanTrunk Pratte. eg.ps awl Lyme •- ie \ Para er.4 Oil,ane ... , IC Purl and Ronan ... bPars and :-.tresto- m 1 Parte,Cmc,cadCharbmre 10 1 (Plebes and Richmond all' 11,...n sad llama ... 9 :toys) lhnish 1 Royal Swedish .11 lambre LT C Kea ... 1 4 Dn. 5; per Cent. Prefer. 1 ?Muth Eastern of Frame 6 4Nithern ot Prance !a. Upper truhltienp ..... all West Pleader. Pt 114 5 per cent. Pref 10 western a Vrrnr , .... 4 western of esitterland 2 Wiesbaata ... ... 1ii5aband............ ...... l 4pa 7 7f 34f s 4 74 R 4 164 1 , 4 pm Shy SGj 2 pen 3 I dig INS 121 I t par 1j Of .lia $ 82 far Par 3 4 P' !1., 4 __ I'diA par 73 is 1 41s 4 7 414 39 41, I No. Sh. BAxes. 1 I Td. ,Y yokest orday %darn dela t. to-day. , . 21,500 40 Andralasts ~ .. ~ ..... . an 171 Ti 77 40 Brit. Col. ltania Loan Co. all - - 40,000 50 British North American - all - - ,000 VI ,Chae.ered Hank of Asks - 6 lt lal 60.U0V1 20 ;Chart. Walk of India, Aar I I uslia. and Mats.. ...... I I t die k),401.1 1•0 (Colonial . . ...... 25 - - 25,000 100 I Comilierethl . Of VraWon.... Si - - " 25.000• 2 0 I En g.. Scot.. A Aust. ChM- 10 1; 1 dts $6,000 20 ;Lou. Chart. Bank of Auk 15 t 1 pia 10,008 fo ,London and County ...... 19 - - Wolk , 50 ;Loudon Joint Stock —. 10 23 25 60.000400 !London and Wosuolnaterl 10 33 35 10,001.1.100 'National Prot. of England 3.3 - - 10,0001 20 'Do. New lO -- - O,OW, 50 'National of Ireland - - 20,0001 20 New South Wales - - 334731 25 Oriental Bank Corporatloo all 45 4T 47i 20,00b100 "Prelim:lM of Ireland 4.000 10 ID% Nor .. all - - fO,OOOl 5 Id a Atniiillan . klk1;81i6 I and Gold Imp. lick 8.000 16 Idouth A tturalla 20,008( 26 +Milan of Attatilla all 74 70 75 61 AO ! S Do. N tn. ' . ... 00.9101 iii . ups.. or I.O.,Viii l9 16 1 15,000, 40 ilUnion of 31actr1d..... - - -- 0 .-- 111•011LiallEnue. Cketug coei No. St \ MISCIILLANIOCIL P.l. 'rester:lay I t day. n" ss, 5 Aublo C,41 and Iron 6i____ _‘.......... -- I 5.90.2i1 Australian Agricultural 11,50 4 20 , Australasian Facia,: Mal: - - 96.008, lolawtraltala Royal Man 8 - - 33,000 lo: Bo Berlin Watencork...., 24 - - •- bolitritiph Amain= Land 3Bt NI 62 6.) 66..0001 OI Crika CoLtial.aftedukOo. 1 - - 10,001 e lsO , Cacada ...... - - 100,001 werraal Piiii .. . 6 1 It pm 61 6 10,00 5, Do. New 30.1 CCryoial Palace of handa - 2 - - 90.000 7.0, Eastern Steam 12,09. 2:l' Eloctrio Telegraph .... (Al 20 IT 19 12. I 251 Do. ( I) 16 12 14 20,00 le 'amend Stearn Navigation. 14 - - 0 _ k Goneral S. S. Shloolug Co.. IS - - 6... 16 Irish Beetroot Sncar 20, i PP Magdalena rk. Ns - shown 6• -•- 60. II Santis d P.itontStoaniiitel all - - 60. • to Netherlands Laud ~.. -.1 4,lini di 3 1 75.00, 2 N.M. Wake Coal an . d . lnter.l Steam Navigation Co. ~ 1 - - 111,71• 1 North British Australasiiik all l *pm, I; 4 G 5,000 1 Do. New ...- . r . I4 - - 16, , . 10 North of Nurnte Steam , 101 - - I 12./,000 6,Peel Itlrer Land a Mineral, all I ; i pin' 51 20.000 561 Penbuular it Oriental Sim , all - - 10,0+ k Do. 60,1 , 2lPortluid Iron Company I all - - 1014 LA Royal Mall Steam - - 1 190.000 1 Scounill Austr. Investment all 'lt It pm 2i 12.700 25 .?ouch Australian Lal.l 25 136 30 1 Sulommine Tele.. - esoh • • - - 10,00.11 ltle dais Ltelllalas• Lund THE ROYAL IRlSlL—Colonel Reign°lde, C. 8., has announced to the family of tha late Lientenant-Colonel Costa, of the 18th (Royal Irish), that the regiment would erect a small tomb over his remsins near the gate of the Golden Pagoda he so gallantly stormed on the 14th April, 18.52, and a memorial in St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin. ENGINEERING PRIZES.—The Council of the Insti tution of Civil Engineers have awarded the following premiums fur the session 1842 and 1853 :-1. A Telford medal to John Coode, M. Inst., C. E., for his " Description of the Chesil Bank." 2. A Telford medal to Daniel Kinnear Clark, for his " Experimental Investigation of the Principles of Locomotive Boilers." 3. A Telford medal to William Alexander Br. arks, M. Inst., C. E., for his paper " On the Improwment of Tidal Navigation and Drainage." 4. A Telford medal to John Barieer Huntington, Assoc. Inst. C. E., for his paper ent.tled " Observations on Salt Water, and its Applicstion to the Generation of Steam." 5. A Telford medal to ll.'nry Potter Burt, Assoc. Inst. C. E., for his rap,:r. "On the Nature and Properties of Timber, with notices of see, ral methods now in too for its preservation from decay." G. A Telford medal to Thomas Duncan, A.sac. Inst. C. E., for his " Descrip tion of the Liverpool Corporation Waterworks." 7. A. Telford medal to Charles William Siemens, for his paper "On the Convendon of Heat into Mechanical Effect." 8. A Telford medal to Benjamin Cheverton. for his paper "On the Use of Heated Air as a Motive Power." 9. A Telford medal to James Barrett, Assoi. Inst. C. E., for his paper "On the Construction of Fire-proof Buildings.' 10. A Council premium of books, suitably bound and in scribed, to Joshua Richardson, M. Inst. C. E., for his paper "Oa the Pneumatics of Alin,s." 11. A Council premium of books, suitably bound and inscribed, to William George Armstrong, Ansoc. Inkt. C. E., for his paper " On the Con cuss:on of Pump Valves." 12. A Council premium of books, suitably bound and inscribed, to Robert Rawlinson, Assoc. lust. C E.. for his piper "On the Drainage of Towns " 13. A Council premium of books, suitably bound and inscribed, to John Sewell, fur his paper " On Locomo tive Boilers." PAPAL NUNCIO AT PARIB.—A letter from Rome of the 24th ult. says :—" blgr. Charles Sacconi. a native of Montalto, born in May, 15)8. and consecrated Archbishop of Nice, in May.lBsl, apostolical nur.cio at Munich, has just been nominated apostolical nuncio at Paris." 14 34 4 Si e 9