The Express. — London, England, 1853-11-14 00:00:00

's~-S I, r .~~ . e~ L. Tte rxi3rt mali•-11-e 01/ .g/w•r• 10. 2, 513.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, NrJVEMBER 14; 14.43. [THREEPENCE. EAR'S awl STRASBOURG RAILWAY. Nom I is litany OM tar Ur CCIIMIUISS AirbleAffli the NVISCRIPTIOS LIST of tbe New Slum to c o mpany inll 01•1114 el Mess. N. N. No•ttweliDde c J urt, betcelellt ne, Lande4 well the lltt Noes sen r F yn mad t A.bau Rat" , Astac7, 7 , ltSadlesee.rasd. Nu , . la, lOU. c a DEPOSIT, 7, St. Martin's-place, Tre iliy.y.ottuut, Leaden. ,;,.hops of IN t'V.ITIMJ MONEY are reputed to 'amiss iv i „ , ...),. 'won -.. a. by wtocts a high robe at Interest otity to mow* *As pullet security. ham% psy..tgo A ;Mar y sadia!y. ?MA NOMUSON, lamming Ditietor. TlSlPPlatelt tits at appliestios. GUerelNUlle—e.Mr. W3l. H. HALSE, the msimi eti Ilmienillin=assass. Wen= Yldo VITS MP' MP ire sow soft. ai m me v aiiipar be VP Ildnalor 41 •••••• nSUCCIIIIITUL IitIiBULTS of the but half , om Low os weal loud grandam est 110wwwe a 011, peemess simpsidy useslsilse pow Is dhe ...a. si o g nime t ma losissumwt dllis llmsw isis. ••14 r i iiiiimar meta am ir Oa& 1 1 posimisis boa WM. pi Ise be alit Isk—olowwwll ems row soll I .4.411.01 g. sel bia tsar Fra Eldon Is 4 M: aba l.IM M r f= a lletthe lO N a; al 646 Ilsi:7101. Mr Csadwi—OS de emus , of ash law sws Ili words, . Swiss& Swam 011.- t•« um, - asld W A t POIrLsND sod SOISI6 It, lisussionlos, Lomax; ad lw MUM wed Pertassire. Ilik. s. ... _ .._ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ f r 2, gi DAILY NEWS: ii Was leanly Payer. 'dee sd. "ea . —ors LAMY N EMI Is at the head of the U. in 11Th ryes et NM* advocating free eesseree la ite I fee d nl 11 we. .oe. iii • 11111peelleal refonen, whether peialeel, social. Pi re el e,artieel. U 22 OW ellen ma WU sills Oessel Seoe.-In the aserney el le SI. taw Ilon=haeuelih louldAtul lespertlal charestie of tta !IL props If mil in Or *Meg elleenitile sad twasert let le. 0, /PM Vlott P51t.111.4 ill *OM, lilleeNr. sad Koester, Artieln,- 0 gee Neer is wollisisa• 50 It wawa. a sore desire Ilet of hlrinin" than any other raper- IS „ „e p o s , piety meet of Ahip is the Wine gen by every emend seil-fild the calf deny mining !Avon, with het el print, .. pedietwd written. If It eldreees Itee'J to faal:See, as Wog the only paper holden the 10 Thin" wild nindettond Me emirs excluded, hem its columns 131 . I; Csisagie ainnbenmen. Ita In SIMI inner iwbovn by tee int Tenn of stamps 8 2. Iwd So die year 11111 re CA heeding London Newspapers, by „,,,st• wish it mil be row th at ibis paper ;te JOlLlfili by sore ilun .ii• tiny yillei Ind ia an years beanie itsthree aided center:tors : If 4.- !Mebane& Stance Wand. MOULIN Cneestan ..... . 1770 0 I 2,347 linnets Pen .- ......... ...... 1772 ...... Men) Moulin 11iaata........ It el 1,119,040 DAILY 3 ....... --.... 1846 . 1,152.000 rat ereeSeol ardesonerre el 11e pasts= masa the Wee lag orbdea iterally a lint 'gesinin dr n d by a . Tbe . My und isili trin the Urfa series were ires Os apt le ink Idsh nogg Gni a bigli Simi ine1..19. pre .ctine searmair toe soassnattee liberalise slier In dimly to rubor slier Weed i sod already, affil the sonedldsheet eneateu d tini nummisniLdnin preen. est 111115 In nude mane .1 oitworoomiorom to too . Tad '-nbionsily i m del pa" eta yelitisM um Ora eningsgimin milli in ona l ontress." T• In orderedgzt reas. mhseiler or Nemo= In Ur Mogi= ; or at gu Md. Mt. !Unwind. London. NAVAL. PORT3MOUTII, NOV. 13.—The Medea, 6, steam so sloop, Commander J. C. Bailey, came into harbour yesten day morning from Spithead ; orders to relit her have bees issued, but none to pay her off have yet been received. Her commander having beet, ordered to the Admiralty by elec tric telegraph, the command of the ship ha* devolved on her het lieutenant, Charles R. Robsoa,who was transferred from the Cumberlsad, ilarship, on the North Americas I 11 1 sato°, oa the "pristine= of Lieutenant Williams from "It the Medea to the Calypso. The St. Jean d'Aers, 1 01 , screw steam ship, Captain the lion. 11. Koppel, has her topgallant- masts on deck, and is undergoing a thorough refit. The Frolic, 16, Commander Nolloth, has her topgallant masts painted, and is ready for rattling down. Tha riggers have. however, been transferred from her to the Prin cess Royal, 91, screw steam ship, Captain Lord C. Paw, and an angora in securing the bowsprit of that vessel. The Princess Iloyal's masts are not quite reedy ; they are having an additional rake given to them. The Dauntless, 22, screw steam frigate, is taking on and her bow and sheet macho= It is reported that Captaia Agues, late of the Gladiator, Mina sloop, will be appoiathilM this vessel, whisk is still destimed kw the seat of Atria 'Streit. Her usilatima bro r due ler arrival at OS rink both geoffierthly homed; moth of the =Seth Nail the wan pareeptible havleg been got rid M. TM Prime Meal, goat, 90, flag ship or Rear-Admiral Corp, wan paid up wags yede=ay. On the previous day the Orestes, coal depot, wee towed oat to Spithead, and completed fuel on hoard the Duke of Wellington, 131; Arrogant, 48; and Tribune, 30. acne ships; the squadron being now nady to go to sea. The Cour, 91, screw steam ship, is having her boilers and machinery put on board in dock. The Growler, 6, paddle sloop, at this port, is ordered to be broken mp, being quite rotten. She was built at Pembroke is 1042. The Marlborough, 131, screw steam ship, building I. this dockyard, is to ba the next ship launched here. The launch is expected to take place within a year ; the shipwright de partment expediting her with all practicable speed. The Ruston frigate, Aurora, 44, is still in dock, having a new keel put on, her old one having been quite destroyed by her ptting on shore off the oast of Sweden. Her consort, the Navarin corvette, is ready to go oat of harbour, having bent sails and adjusted compasses. The Neptune, 120, paid ship of the ordinary, Captain E. H. Scott. is expected to be paid shortly ; her pay books hiving been down from the Admiralty for some time. The Eurydice, 26, was taken ander the shears and masted on Friday. DEVONPORT, Nov. 13.—The Impetigo'', 50, Capt. R. B. Watson, is still in the Sound, waiting for orders. 'I be Alarm, 26, was docked on Thursday, to be fitted for com mission. The Camel, lighter, sailed on Thursday, with stores for Pembroke. The screw of the Agamemnon broke off in iron of very great thickness; the effect upon the vessel was of thy moot startling kind; when the screw dropped, the engiaes worked with such extraordinary velocity as to shake the entire ship, and doors commenced slamming, and bells ringing, and for the moment there was trepidation and fear from stem to stres,for some could divine what had happened. There was no extraordinary strain on the screw at the time of its breaking. It is a questi= worth oesaidering, in commits& with this remarkable diaaiter, whether or not it as net be worth insuring the extra expense to have the shah of the muse in ships of wrought instead of cast iron? The Agamemnon is now in the Sound, and will remain there about ton days or a fortnight to refit her screw. The Rile, 00, screw, is to be fitted for commission with the utmost speed. The shipwrights hitherto employed upon the James Watt are to-morrow to go ea the Nile to expedite her fitment. The James Watt is waiting for her machinery, which has been taken by Messrs. Button and Watt to their works at Soho, Birmingham, to be sated with white metal. The Dili gence transport sailed yesterday for Pembroke, with Mr. Brown, the assietaat-saaster attendant, and a party of seamen-riggers, for the purpose of rigging the Pore, 40, and navigating her to this port. The Pique has been con siderably lengthened, and is to have her own masts sad rigging. She will he ready for commissioning en her arrival. The St. Jean WAN, is expected from Portsmouth, for the purpose of being asked at Keykarn, to have as additional false keel. Tut: Now STEAM-YARD AT KEYIIAM. Official notice has bees given by the solicitor to the Admiralty that application wiU be made to parliament in the ensuing session for power to make a unmet, or party tunnel and Open cutting, for connecting her Majesty's dockyards at & Devonport and the steam factory at gybes' ; for the compulsory purchaes of the laud, &e., respired; also for the compulsory purchase and vesting in the eemulasioners, in trust for her Mainly and her summon, such parts of the dockyards as are net at present invested, and also for the like powers in soopast to :he roads and swum, on the aide of the boundary male of the dockyard and the steam factory. The proposal tunnel will be about half • mile in length, sal will pass under Cornwall-street and the lanes on slaw side, under or through the (fun Wharf, sad sadist the main road from Derouport to Pot point, from Drum So Cornwall. The property it will pass through (sr swam sleep to the manor of Stoke Deme rol, the property of the It. /Alga family. cum of incendiariam have recently occurred in the West of as us. tensile character. 'Two cases occurred last week, and is each case an agricultural threshing machine was burnt, which seems to indicate that the perpetrators belong to that misguided class of men who view the introduction of machinery as opposed to their interests. Last Saturday cursing, a stable, and two large harm were find Lowlands Farm, near Tiverton, Devonshire, and OM whole of the premises, together with a = =whine and a quantity of straw and oats, were 0: Os the following Monday a fire broke out on Willie Pam, , at tplowman, which coasumed a number of allisia sad a threshing machine. Efforts are being made to Mo wer the offenders, but hitherto without success. iNCENDIAIIT Filth AT THE CEDAIts, un Monday night an attempt was made to burn the essa. woo of Mr. dternback, the farm premises and the numerous stacks standing upon them. Mr Steinback's bailiff forts 'stay discovered the Gee just as he was retiring to neat; sad plenty of assistance being at hand the damage was osa fined to the rick-yard, but several valuable stacks were consumed. PIRG.—Oa Saturday morning, about half-put four o'clock, a fire, the cause of which is not known, broke out on the premien of Messrs. Perry and Davies, printers, No. 3, Surrey-plate, Newingtoa, almost adjoining the Elephant and Cud.. It was net extinguished until couldn't, e damage bad bass dour. IN DEVoN, SHARE LIST& SATURDAY livaittse. Notwithstanding the approach of the settling, which will commence on Monday, and the steadiness of Consols, the railway market to-day was fiat, and rather lower. It is thus inferred by somelthat the account will prove less oversold, an d that the rates of " backwardation" will prove much lighter than of late. London and North Western stock chiefly showed heaviness to-day. In other stocks the actual reduction in prices was not considerable, business continuing extremely limited. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocti. The railway market to-day is chiefly occupied with .01 arrangement of the account. Stock appears rather - "we plentiful than last account, and the rates of Ackwardation" arc a shade lighter. Prices in some .astances are scarcely so good u they closed on Satur day. London and North-Western stock has declined to 1011 to 102; Midland is quoted 61 to 1; Great West ern, 811 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 64 to 1; Great Northern', 201 to ; Dover., 181 to 1; and galedonians, 261 to 271. French shares are a shade better. 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Pula sr..l Istraiftemunt da,dow.aminisrboari i QUAD, sad Itshosed &Gummi Hors Royal Danish Royal Swab* dapshrs ead . Sou* al Maw ImontOars of Vrame...... fJpper I fkolsts wg/D9e.v..tatirrl MIRES. 4,166 re% to (10 AnstrAllan Gold . •Aoßto i.eibmossa tiost.talso Do. Coal Maine tAuMralure AFI2IIII/13 Cordillera aware:leo risdi•ki Ave ......... , Esrit:ah:rott fUnis.lnth(lar.stSi.p. DeAltivassad Dais, • Do. IR. Julia Doi Cowes ootaoerger .. tedoiald Gobi- PoPisPi *Omer Rims o gem *De. PM. 14 p R ent iftelkiliaer At, A c es* , One Prow Ma— Dftesit its' Wand of snow Grist Pt LH * t7 abosst. ..... LOrr aise — r • War} sateelltors. Gold CV arts CrssebeCo.. +XI Salta Na cicanidtmassissa w limeade _ low Ilssom7ll.lef.Co. I .oswas "op__ e..ntgtb•ud9.L.M.k3.o Port Philip ........ Clouts Rork t e tt=iria „.... ••oth Tin Croft t rafted West Groirots —.— Wert Diary, ors.— ..... Tale • Treashroitto Ds obi JOINT lITOC 6 BAN] lei bar does Ao-day. I U. BY ELECTRIC LIVERPOOL, MONDLT, 10 AM. Wind S., a dense fog. The Black Ball line of Australian packet ship In dian Queen, Mill, commander, belonging to Messrs. Baines and Co., is off the port, with late advice. from Melbourne, and a large amount of gold dust on freight. She has made the entire voyage out and home in five months and 25 days. There are no arrivals or sailing. in consequence of the fog. r, Noy. 12. Wind S.W., fresh. No arrivals or sailing,. CUSTOM . MKTIIIIN. GRAVESEND, MONDAY MORNINO, 10 A.Y. Wind moderate, thick fog. Arrived.—Leone, from Gravelines; Heiden ' from Cronstadt • Thomas and Anna, from Gothenberg ; Two Ge broders, from Nikobing ; Didericns, from • ava•••••••••••avaw.• DBAL, MONDAY, 9.13 A.m. Wind N.W., moderate, and thick fog. No arrivals. Sailed.—The Ateo, for Rotterdam. DEPARTURE OF THE AMERICAN MAILS—The British and North American Royal Mail steam-ship Canada, Capt. James Stone, sailed from the Mersey at four o'clock on Saturday afternoon, with the usual malls for the United States and British possessions in North America, 112 passen gers, and a large and valuable cargo of merchandise on freight. She was advertised to sail in the forenoon, but owing to the fog she was compelled to wait. Messrs. Will met and Smith, news agents, of Liverpool, were thus enabled to place on board, previous to her departure, copies I I of the London Morning journals of Saturday. A TUE CAPITAL OF USTRALLI.—A letter (says the Geelong Advertiser) recently received by a gentleman is (belong from an influential member of parliament, states that in a conversation with the Duke of Newcastle, on the subject of a petition from Victoria, praying that the supreme government of the Australia might be established in Mel bourne, the duke informed the writer that the position of Victoria, considered geographically, as well as on the score of revenue and population, would entitle it to the serious attention of the government. THE LICENSING SYSTEM.—At a large and: in fluential meeting of licensed victuallers, held at Birming ham on Thursday last, it was resolved to cordially unite and legally agitate " against restrictive hies which operate against the trade." No. Imo, Nam. N. aouda ild . l POIINIVI iO 44IOIII . 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E T %srtrener Evasitto. like 'English stock market was quiet to-day, with tittle variatioa in prices. At the commencement of business increased firmr.em was observed, owing to the favourable charaeter of the Bank return, and the increased abundeur,e of money, both within the Stock Exchange and out of doors. Any tendency towards improvement, however, was checked by tho threatening chr.racter of the foreign intelligence, and by the hostile interpretation generally put upon the Csar's rnestifesto. The failure of another speculator for the fail was announced to-day, and is referred to in soma quarters as having tended to sup port trims. The individual in default, however, is a young man, and the amount involved is under . *tad to be inconsiderable. The tendency of most of the other departments of the house was rather drooping, bat business throughout the Stock Ex change was remarkably quiet. Consols opened 931 to 944 for the account, and, l after touching for a short time 941 to t, closed 94 to 1 for money, and 94 to 4 for the 6 th Dec. , or 1 better than the closing range of yesterday. The transactions were as unimportant as was the fluctua tion. The official business report includes : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, 931, 911, 1 ; ditto, for account, 6th Dec., 931, 94k, 94, 1. Three per Cent. Redueed, 921, 934, 93. Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 93, „,-=• 941. Annuities of 30 years, 1860, 3 7-16, 51. India Stock, 251. Bank Stock, 218. There is no change in the unfunded securities. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 2s. to ss. prem. ; and India Bonds, 2s. die. to 2s. prem. The foreign stock market exhibited little change, business being almost -at a stand-still. Peruvian Three per Cents. were rather lower. Mexican ruled at a reduction in the morning, but subsequently rallied. At 3 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 251 to I. Spanish Deferred, 211 to 22 ; the Certits., sto 51 per cent. Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 71 to 73 ; ditto Three per Cents., 49 to 51. Granada Deferred, it to 81 ; ditto, Active, 19 to 21. Russian Five per Cents., 112 to 114 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 98 to 100. The sales are limited to :—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 38. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 634. French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Renter', 99fr. (exchange, 25fr. 5c.) Mexican Three per Cents., 254, I. Pe rnvian Three per Cents., 49 1. Sardinian Five per Cents., 911. Spinish Old Three per Cents., 45 - ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents. , 21 1 ; th e Com mittee's Certife., 61 ! 61 per cent. Monday next will be " making-up" day in the railway market. As we anticipated would be the case, the holders of the government stocks which are to be paid off in January next decline to avail themselves of the offer of government to pay them off at once, charging dis count at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum. To accept the offer of the government, as we observed at the time it was made, involves a loss at the rate of 1 per cent. per annum; and as the stockholders in question are sure to receive their money in January, there is obviously no inducement for them to make any sacrifice. Up to the present time the amount that has been . paid off at once under the new offer of government is a mere trifle. It would appear, however, that government are really desirous of making the payments in question by de grees, instead of all at ones in January next; and accordingly we understand discussions are going on between the government and the directors of the Bank of England as to the *ty of reducing the rate of discount to be on paying off these stockrio 3 per cent. per ms m. Sash a measure as this would certainly be calculated to have the desired effect, bat it doss not appear that Mr. (Had stone's financial reputation is likely to be increased by these successive attempts to patch up an old and abortive scheme, although the merit of ingenuity must certainly be allowed him. Owing to the non-arrival of gold laden ships from Australia, the imports of the precious metals this week have been confined to the receipts from New York, and are comparatively small. Our list in cludes the undermentioned sums, viz.: 276,110 dole. ' by the Canada, 267,000 dole. by the Humboldt (be sides 403,000 dole. for the Continent), and 500,000 dole. by the Atlantic—all from New York ; and 600 ounces of gold by the American Lass, from Sydney. These arrivals represent an aggregate value of about :110,0001. sterling. We have no means of judging zvhether er not any portion of the specie brought ever from New York by the steamers arriving at _Liverpool was destined for the Continent. By the courtesy of Messrs. Millers and Thompson, of Liver pool, we are informed that the Braziliera, from the Brazils, brought in no specie, but 30,0001. worth of diamonds. The Custom-louse meant of the exports of the precious metals Alirect from Laudon, during the week e nding . Thsesdar last, includes 17,895 ounces and 5,00e1. in gold,.atel 8,712 minors and 5101. in silver, representing an 'aggregate value of' about 77,000!. steal*. The annant in detail is as follows :--Oold coins To Boulogne, 55 .sz. • to Hamburg, 9,170 oz.; to Bum , 5,000oc; tio Rotterdam 1,540 oz. Gold burs: To Belgium, 1,500 oz.; to liimbusg, 400 oz.; to Boulogne, 125 oe. Slpeeie.: To the Mauritius, 5,0001. ; Gold bullion: To. Havre 105 or. Silver coin : Teßoulogue, 2,331 or.; to Hisaburg, 200 on. Silver base: To Hamburg, 11,600 or.; to 981 oz. ;to Rotterdam, 6101. Thew supplies V:Z. precious metals were despatchod aid* to Handsaw and Belgium. The other shipments reported i`e us emsprise 2,3204 in English and foreign gold (besides 1.0001. worth of jewellery) by the Tay for the BMIZiII j 12,0001.17 the City of London, for Lisbon; and 20,5001. in silver, gold, and copper, by the Ind. ane. which will sail from Southampton, for Ceylon, Calcutta, and other ports, on Monday. The total ascertained ship ments from the kingdom for the week are thee raised to about 112,0001.1 sterling. Allowance must also be made, however, for the shipments of gold which have been made all through the week to France, via the outports. Although these shipments do not appear to have been decidedly heavy, yet they have been more considerable than for some time past, owing to the decidedly drooping tendency of the Exchanges. The bulk of t he 30,000 ounces of gold brought in last week by the Phenician from Sydney has been de spatched abroad by this route. This afternoon the inquiries for gold for remittance to France were more numerous, but no bar gold is to be met with in the hands of the bullion brokers and others, and there is an indisposition at present rates to take gold from the Bank of England, which requires to be paid its commission of 11d. per ounce. The return of the Bank of France for the month ending Thursday last shows a further decline of nearly 2,000,0001. sterling in the coin and bullion. In the month previous the decrease was 2,887,000/. ; so that the falling off in the two months is nearly five millions sterling. This is a very remarkable feature. The return now before us shows an increase in the discounts of 600,0001. ; a decrease in the circulation of 170,0001. ; a decrease in the private deposits of 1,000,0001. ; and a trifling in crease in the advances on French funded and railway securities. The tea market became very active to-day, after the news by the China mail was published, and Is. ld. was freely paid for common congou, at which price there were no sellers at the close. All other descriptions were eagerly sought after, and a large business was done at a slight advance. A half-yearly dividend, at the rate of 41 per cent. per annum, as now in course of payment on the shares of the Norwich Union Reversionary Interest Company. The transfer books of the Great Indian Peninsular Railway Company are to be closed, from the 15th to the 19th instant inclusive, in connexion with the approaching issue of new &res. All shareholders, IN II - 6ame ts4lay. i .11 sU an WI whose names shall stand upon the register during the shutting, will have the offer of new shares ad dressed to them. - _ Land shares to-day were flat, and the leading descriptions were quoted about U. per share lower. Bank shares were dull, and the shares of the new Australian descriptions were more offered, at a slight I reduction. Southampton Dock shares have been dealt in at 331.; Berlin Waterworks (21. 10s. paid), at 1? ; and Electric Telegraph (201. paid), at 19. With reference to the Great Luxembourg Com pany, insertion may be given to the enclosed, as Ifrom an interested party : GREAT LeXEiLBOURG RAILWAY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE Llirlitl3ls. Sin—As • strong wish is entertained by holders in tho Great Luxembourg Company to know what is going on in reference to this line, I beg to send you what I believe to be a correct statement. One of the objects is to make au arrangement with the Strasbourg line, and a negotiation is now pending of • most advantageous nature for the Luxem bourg proprietary, and, when earned out (of which no doubt exists), will be found equally good for the share holders in the Strasbourg company. Another project, not yet matured, is to form so entirely new company to buy up the Luxembourg and two other lines, and then work teem through the agency of the Strasbourg Company, • certain number of direeton of each of the mediatieed companies to have seats on the Strasbourg direction. A glance at the i map will show that The Lu241115001$ and ttritsboarg cowl pante' must unite, it being one main integral line through c..ntral Germany, the future travel ground Belgium to Constantinople. Irrespective of this, the Luxembourg ; shares are much too low, as they pay 5 per cent. on 151., and this not out of capital, but from the greatly increased value of the company's landed property in the Quartierl Leopold, "{russet', which is now worth 8 francs for every franc originally paid for it. AN ORIGINAL HOLDER. I Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Renter's express : Amsterdam, Friday, closing prices:—Dutch Four per Cents., 921; ditto Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents. 6015-16; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 211; the Coupons, 3 5-16; the Old nine per Cents., foreign, 441. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 761-16. Peruvian New, 68t. Portuguese New, 36 9-16. Mexican New, 23t. Granada Active, 18t. Most of these prices exhibit a decline. The exchange on London comes reported decidedly lower at 11.63 at short. The Irish Bank returns have been made tp fur the onth ending October 29, and give the following ambers : otal Ci A T retage A T rerage otal Name and Title. at:thorned. Circuit- amount hon. of Coin. S The Bank of Ireland 3,738,42k 3,031,425 7311,931 The Provincial Bank of Ireland 927,667 "' 911,599 317,791 The Belfaet Banking Company The Northam Banking Company 213,444 267,1/17 61,530 The tileter Banking Co l = The National Bank of 761,757 1,002,123 323,051 The Carrick-on-grir National Bank of Ireland 24,014 24,497 5,164 The Clonmel National Bank o Ireland. 66,128 50,726 9,161 Total 6,354,494 6.107,052 1 4791,442 These returns show a nearer approach of the actual to the authorised circulation than has taken place for. many years past ; and as compared with the returns of the preceding month indicate a com paratively very large increase, both unOer the head of circulation, and that of coin held; in the former to the amount of 736,0671., and in the latter to the amount of 278,3491. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The funds icave shown an improving tendency to day, and prices now stand at an advance of 1 per cent. on the final rates of Saturday. Business is not active, attention being chiefly engaged by the set tling now in progress in the share maaket. Consols opened 94 to for account, and are now quoted 941 to I for money, and 9-11 to 2 for the 6th December. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 934 to 4; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 95} to 3 ; Bank Stock, 216; Exchequer Bills, 2s. to 6s. prem. Very few transactions have taken place in foreign stocks. Spanish Deferred is quoted 212 to a. The sales are limited to Granada Deferred, at 7f; Mexican, 254; Sardinian, 905 to 91 ; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, SI per coat.; and Swedish Four per Cents., at 92. MINES. -*-- SATVRTAY EVISINO. The business transacted in the home mining stock market has been of a very limited character, and the only sales reported to us to-day are West Providence at 33, 34 ; Wheal Brewer,l3, 14 ; Wheal Tremayne, 91, 10; Bell and Lanarth, 101; Bryntail, 31, 1. The gold mining share market was a shade Hatter, with very little business doing, and no important change in prices. Agua Fria shares continue the firmest stock in this department. At 3 o'clock Colo-I Biel Gold were quoted 2 to prem. ; Great Nugget, to 1 prem. ; British Australian, 9.16 to 7-16 dis. ; Nouveau Monde, 5-16 to 7-16 prem.; Agua Fria, 11-16 to 13-16 prem. The shares of the Company of Copper Miners of England were firmer to-day, as were also those of the Rhymney Iron Company. The St. John del Rey Company's shares continue to be freely dealt in. West Indian descriptions remain flat. Metcalfe closed the same as t esterday at e to prem. Thenominal closing prices of new undertakings are as follows :—Mizen Head, 1 to k dia.; Lewis Hill Range, / to / dis. ; Clarendon (of Jamaica), k to 1 pm.; Britannia Gold, ato a per sh. •, L'Aigled'Or, 1, to Z is.; Mount Carbon Coal, /to 1 dia.; Kenmore, par to 1 prem.; Lake Superior Copper, 1 die. to par; Connemara, 1 dia. to par; Glenaulin, Z to .1 die. • Australian Mutual, .7, to 1 di die. ; Chartered Boistridian Land and Mining, / to 1 die.; Golden Mountain, tol dis.; Poltimore, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; greet ekinnis, par to 1 pm.; Ga rnett and Moseley, 1 to 11 pm,; Sue River (of Jamaica), /;die. to par ; Met calfe fof Jamaica), par to 1 prem. ; Adelaide Land and raeld, 11 to 01 die. ; Australasian Coal,l to .; Lies; nes (of Jamaica), Ito Z die. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica, `i Par to 1 pm.; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, 1 dia. to Ipm ; Australian Commis. Ito d , lie. ; Albion Gold, / to 1 die.; Lack amor Copper, 1 to* dis.; New Linares, k die. to par; Obernhof, to a • p_rem. ; Knockatrellane Copper, to 1 dis. ; Great . Hewes United Tin, die. to par ; Gladbach Zinc, / to pm.; San Fernando Silver Lead, / to 1 prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK:DA/Y! , .:--TIUB DAY. There was very little English wheat eit mat'xeTt this morn. ing, and the condition of much was very indifferent; all good qualities realised Is. advance upon le..r. Monday's quotattons. A fair amount of business was transacted in foreign wheat at a similir improvement. FLOW' could hardly he bought so well as last week: Fine samples of malting barley were quite a. deer, hut secondary end inferior were Is. cheaper. Foreign tor grinding purposes maintained late rates. The arrival of oats have been good this wee k, and except ' in a few instances, this article was not dearer Linn before. Beans improved in value Is. to 2s. per qr., and peas were more saleable at the recent decline. ARID VALI! 3NTO LONDON PAOLI NOV. 7th re NOV. 12th. can. trucapit. Motet. :rsN. f'oreieu. Wheet l4i t 19 ! 1211 • 43047 Barley I 233 , 1 42J 1 50, , .162 1 tlaiit 164 722 1:31 ( :2237 Malt 3170 31 1 ...... Floor. 2,265 'asks and barrels. MDICING-LANE.-THIS DAY. .The public sales declared for to-morrow are : -Soffit' : 700' hhds. West India, 11,500 Mauritius, .5,400 hogs Bengal. Coffee i 100 auks plantation Ceylon, 600 bees Coati Ries,. 500 cases and bates East India. Coen : 200 large Trisidule. and Granada. Rice: 4,000 bags Madras. • The private contract markets are steady. TL.-A very larp business Pa been dons Mae* Ote se rival of the mail from Chins at advancing prices. On Sante ' day common wagon left off at Is. Id. buyer*. This Morning I large purchases have been made. Common conAou sold at 1 lc lid. to Is. 121. per lb., and all deicriptiona arc in brisk demand. Both the trade and speculators are buyer's. Ott? -Seal, pale, 371.105. to 331 10s. ; 6trnw, 34/. to 351.; brown, 331. to 34/. ; Sperm, 861. to 871. 104. ; Bead- I matter, 881. to 981. 10s. ; Cod, 351. ; South Sea, 391. to 41/. ; Olive Gallipoli, 651. 10s. to 661. 10s.; Spanish and Sicily, i 611. to 621. 10s. ; Cocoa Nut, 451. to 461. 10s.; Palm, 401. les. to 411. ss. ; Linseed, 2 2 91.5.. to 22!. 10s. ; Rapeseed, l 391. to 411. TALLOW MARKET.-PHIS DAY: The falloff market is decidedly firm, with an, upward tendency. Town Tallow is quoted 645. ; Petersburg Y.C. cm the spot, 555. 64.; Oct. to Dec., 56a. 3d. ; Jut. t 6 ?starch, 56,. 3d. I'AIiTICULARS OF TALLOW. 1661. 1857. Stook on hand packs. 63,140 41,A13 Delivery lait . arok Do. I Tom Ist June I 44,720 42,774 62712al last week 1,596 14,647 Do. from let Joao IPrice Y.C. I,er cwt. Do. Town 354. ed. 475. 111. Arrival for the week I casks; sad delivers., 2,91 comprised 4,721 casks, !Vol Is". 31,8,9 2,013 40,264 4,721 28,168 63,11.1. 38, GI. • ending Nov. 22 last per, 1,786 )17 cults. The arrival last week ,m St. Petersburg. SMITHFIELD MARKET—THIS DAY. There is a considerable increase in the number of boasts, but still choice qualities are scarce, consequently Ole highest quotations of Monday last are retained ; but they must be considered extreme prices. There are not .quite so many sheep as on Monday last, but quite suffieient for the demand. The best descriptions are readily mid, but it is difficult to dispose of middling ones. Trade remains un altered for calves. Our foreign supply c miikts of 2,272 beasts, 6,120 sheep, and 293 calves; from ScOtland, 40 beasts, and 3,050 from the Northern and Midlabd Counties. Per tune of Eta o. 4... d. 1 Per stone of 611..5. a t.L s. d. Rat Bcots. HerstordB 4 4 4 6 dot Dna. 4 ,s 5 Best Shon.huree 4 E 4 4 I Best Long-wuel4 ...... 4 8 4 10 oecohd quality Barb_ 2 8 3 6 , • Do. do. et•mt Wm 3 8 4 8 Neel es.l swot/4411611w 3 8 4 4 Plant host Dux k Had-brode 410 6 3 . . • at socket. 5.618 ; cheep aid lasab%, 'KM; Ogre., pigs, 345. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mears. Pattenden and Smith report that there continues a steady demand for all descriptions of hops ; the supply is bare of fine sorts, and growers are holding for higher prices. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Carr's Hartle 19s. 19s. 6d. ; Walls End Riddell, 22". ; Walt End Haswell , 235. 9d. ; Walls End I.antbton, '3s. 3d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 235. 6d. ; Walls End Tees, 235. Gil— /Mips at market, 297. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. OXFORD, Nov. 12.—fhe Rev. H. G. Randall, M.A. of Queen ' s College , has been presented to the Per petual Curacy of Bishopworth, Somerset. The Um T. H. Chase, M.A., Fellow of the WAS college,has been presented to the Perpetual Coney of Lydbrook, Gloneesterehire. The committee of the Hebdomadal Board will shortly submit a fresh plan on the subject of the uew museum. It la understood that one of the designs received by the com mtittee is rely similar in style and character to the memor able Crystal Palace of 1851. The university have given notice of their intention to apply . to parliament in the ensuing session for leave to bring in a bill to repeal the local poor act of Orford, and to grant further and more effectual powers in lien thereof ; and also to provide for a contribution to poor rates by the university. Tho rating of Pembroke College has long been a bone of contention, and about 3011. his been spent in getting from that college a email rate which has been paid under protest. By rejecting the uaiversity offer to pay a fourth of the rates, provided they had an equal share of representation at the b null, the town will Joie about 2,0001. a-year,and have to fight the battle with al most every college. The inhabitants generally are in favour of accepting the university offer, but a small majority of the guardians have rejected it, solely on the grouud that the share of representation asked for is toogrcat. A new loan society, in connexion with some p irties in London, has been opened in Oxford by a few tradesmen, for the purpose of assisting members of the university and others with advances of money as they require them. The rate of interest which these patriotic inuividuals require is 30 per cent., and even at that iniquitous figure they transact a large amount of business. CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 12.—A sum amounting to about 1,9201., 3 per cent. consols, hneing been accepted by the University for the purpose of founding an annual prize, consisting of the int of the above-meatinned fund, to be called the " Le Bas Prize," for the best English osay on a subject of general literature, such subject to be occa sionally chosen with reference to the history, institutions and probable destinies and prospce.s of the Anglo-Indian empire, the' examiners have given notice that the subject fur the present year is—" The Jews in Egypt from the captivity to the destruction of Jerusalem." Monday, November 14, is the last day for candidates who intend offering themselves for the Norrisiat, Profess:•r ship to send in their names to the stewards—who are the Master of Trinity, the Provost of King's, and the Ma s ter of CSIUF. The election will take place within the first four teen days of May next, and the retiring professor is eiig.ble for re-election. TRINITY COLLEGE.—The prize given aamually to the senior soph who composes the best English essay has been adjudged to Clement Tndway Swanstat: subject, " The conditions which must exist among a people to a trait of the successful working of Constitutional Monarchy." THE LONDON MAESHES.—Everybody has beard of the marshes lying outside the gates of Rome—every tourist is eloquent on the topic of Roman malaria—few ever give a thought to the marshes lying outside the gates of London, or trouble themselves with the thought of an English malaria. Yet it is probable that the exhalation from a London swamp is not less deadly in its effects than that of the Pontine fiats. South-east and south-west of tee metropolis lies a vast expanse of low land, reeking with stagnant water—like the lens of Cambridgeehire and Lin colnshire in the seventeenth century, or the banks of the Lower Danube at the present hour. Its fetid mists rise up under the nostrils of nearly three millions of persons not generally supposed to be careless of their personal comr errs, and help to poison the atmosphere breathed by the rulers of the world. Three millions of men, with boundless wealth and a marvellous scientific apparatus at hand, rice up in the morning to breathe the miasma, inhale it o's l day long, and lie down with it in their bedrooms at night, content and helpless. Truly, we are a strange people as regards our social logic. Alen who w.fuld avoid a Venetian laguno in August, and would hurry from S DAL— Rome at the fall, lest some lurking poison in the Italian air -- - re should cep into their lungs, will sit down easily on the 'Oh . On FATAL ACCIDENT ON LORD MAt banks of the Thames, and smile approvingly at the Ne of Saturday Mr. Carter held an inquest on a • boy named UI r- Dogs. Whe they, however, our carelessness tike n - ffr of ner, employed at Mr. Smith's Pottery, La mbeth. During lit or not, there, in the low Essex swamp, is the bocce of the dinner hour the deceased was with som e other boys hi I ague and influenza, coughs, rheum!, catarrhs—all bred in one of Mr. Nash's barges lying off Fore-str tet, waiting tJ the stagnant ditches, and smiting from among the to‘hes etc the re-embarkation of the civic train. In the ntefutiele and flags at the heedless crowd. the east winds bear the they amused themselves by running about the barge; and reeking fogs from east to west—and the imps drop 1 , wet the deceased falling over the side caught at th e anchor to into nurseries, gardens, and countless pleasant places of the was im mediately the strong man, to do their work of pain and death Li lei save himself. Unfortunately, however, it gave way. and metropolis, fastening on the cheek of beauty or the luLz of fell upon his abdomen. The poor boy rescued, but be died in a few minutes after. Verdict, sure. At length, however, attention has peen drawn :o the remain undrained. Wo trust that Lord Penton, wh .1 has .. Accidental death." sate of the swamp, and the consequences of allowing it to shown an e c nergy in dealing with as town gra re will render every assistance in his power towards having eve A ni N n O g T l ll as E t, R a blolioletrtaEttitachedExtonaosiestioz.c—ngti)nne atTcuubtaandeaSe will i yards, whi h almost recalls the decision of Cromwell's ::me, colliery suddenly exploded. A boy, nine years of age, London marshes drained, even as Oliver ehow, el his fellows how to drain the Cambridge Fens.—Athrligalf, inquest was held the next day, and a verdict of " Accidental blown 30 or s d e O ve y . ar l ds o f th ro e m r t i te no sb n ed s , a w n e d re d a ie l rl so s i oo o n er s e f d te . r e A t u e 1 thit Death" returned. The catastrophe was attributed to the St'ICIOS IN Hiqw-riafix.—Yesterday morning, dirt getting into the safety-valve, and preventing its proper a 'Lout one o'c:hck, a policeman of the A division found the action. bo,iy of a man euipended by a handkerchief to one of the MORTALITY OF FONEB. — Within t he last eighteen old VMS near the Humane Society's receiving-howe. It monde, no fewer then forty foxes have been found dead by was removed to St. George's Workhouse. where it awai: , an the keepers and woodmen in the vicinities northward of inquest. The deceased, who wits about 40 years of age, had Abarystwitb, having died from the mange. The complaint upon him • pocket-book, with the name of " George C'ot reams to be rapidly spreading.-IVaidiman. MIL" THIS D. Vi.—Two o'CLocri. The gold mining . she re market remains very quiet, with little change in pr; um. Agna Fria are quoted 11.16 to 13-16 prem. ; N. mveau Monde, 3-16 to 7-16 prem. ; Great Nugget, I to prem.; and Colonial Gold, yto prem. Australian Agricultural s, bares are quoted 40/ to 415; Peel River, /to 1 prem. ; North British Austra lasian, to prem.; and Scot tiall Australian Invest ment, 1 7-16 to 1 9-16 prem. - St. John del Rey shares have been dealt in at 38 to /, ald Imperial Brazilian at 7.