The Express. — London, England, 1852-10-19 00:00:00

/ q e _ C"a—X .1 . . Tibt (Erf43 i*. • - I. No. 1,921.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, BER 19, 1862. THREEPENCE. LONDON and NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. %OTTO( 11LITLBT GIVEN. list rts LITRAOIWINAZT or 14 %I. UIIII2AL num° of Ow Louisa sad North Siestas ▪ 0 spiny. irill to held at tbr Leta Statics, limies t es ▪ 4PAY.IM Sid Say al Sevriabsr slice% 1 OVOCSIIIIIsIOIIIN ▪ rree. , ll.. to f^ lo 4ii ia:k.earmeee tg .... , 11014 10 "" —. ....e tit-western sepnes. srd ro dorterusturd. Is authorise so sPl 4lo • l 'ss tor :. doss% ;Of It Ausliroomikot sidle MO OR 'Mikhail% ood Umr Now um 4 sseli saw ceps 55 Memo andq is my be thsesbt semi, et We l this 13th tity of Order. 1131. 111 111, De MlNK puty Chane Wor l tltbe Bead et Meteors. S , 1 CHAS. a. srawaar. ) • Om Torten gradate, Tondos. GLOSS INEQUALITY or TUE LAND TAX. Ibis die IA eubit•bed. la kr I•.. 1E REPEAL of the LANI► TAX essential to an Equitable Adjure's...at of Taaatee. FRlNett am Deem. publisher, 11, Nerd Ezebeeee. me V TDICAMEIT. I‘l}: p. AS ,F .t . N . l:B 4l. !r it -D b. ICATED . CREAI. 7 -For all HYb 0, 141.1101:1110. et sorklue be=ee n !redid t la: I.:tv without • nral. Tree. Is out say yews** he the Ther m • amture the retest wedieinesd the dwy, thee ems opal it oiept.er. and Alm". It end hell. kielkek GU Ike bit with • wane or Let bath. ft causes be tedKleM issedse 110 blond, throwiss • genial saralh seer the whole nolo • of the W.. thereby prementleu _fevers awl eilber W arm. It. Alm, la "neva* 'hemmed. pm" swelled Iblel der e he. is , dobwro...wrlhinn. owl di inflenuessereT NOM helm ad bedew. to trill ...tremble*. la nest nem It the an in uels tad pereatte• he .11 es:meow ensplblibilbelpe of abet. is okra stubble with nob leseenuldiseekilk= th. lk bunt el WI abet Waft 10110,11.11 4 r the OM. kir atl.e uteri tte eerie of • dreent, he Ada viararse to nat. ire• t. rake.. thereby swevadas L In ltr plerion as dr:kate a the desk au d e alist we.6es , Oat s• r , utterly .et Mnismkspersesi W C = either eueliwt. lai.ner. 01* pet wit peeve kb PAL nonen pep we were' Ore* hi e It Omit aLsre. And to flamiy ohe ..Ids wittiest 11.—Mils matalislidses etL proprietor., 111 AnAll and Strang .usit TawripleAse). 1,1.1 r. Ay whom 'is ALL in pot-. at TA 111 L, sod 4. ails : a, am WO, Jen.. It l Is. and 211./beh, with dinetken sad lkerriee it, must erdsruse renters. The Ls. kedly Jerson% beirriese., in) to.ll NMI ths hlwOdom __ - - Mated IS2O—N.S. No top &pi - onmime or staloPictilaklos oar sod widow. .1 N. teacboaovotla a rev melba.' of tondo, awl" wowleNtd to .1! oro ew tt, sod .Mato 'Womb eat NUL kM NEW IN% SW TAP W RAPPERS (to superaide the bes2L ., llll . 2willtoal a, arep loom at 41. art par toetet. The trad e N.B. It. umeAto wew nuh tanaa.ead sad daily Oppo IA the Goat Filitholoo. *atlas TA No. 411!.. ____ 11ARLOW'S NEW IN- :. • ' ..;:e L. VLS MO IELF.ACTING SYPHON TSP. IattIVIKE.4 140 VEMPEO P. i 71 S Prevesta it., beer, eider, or other tapers 7.. i. -1 hos esreotas let re sold so sliestually I; 012 , --- 4 that the Lot putt shad be drawn espied as - A t 1 9 i ...I, II 2., 11 the Ina; warranted to repay its cost is ..3 , ~ two owns of ale: prise 4a. ed.; dais . : :g s.ertro.p:ated for diary, Its., ts. IP:- IT lb. hoe raving will sail* lia action. tag loom bey IN SIM tha top of the eloaC (whisk hositbabos; f z !r• pads the air.tabe 11j, sedielsat safrnahro thrones it tato dogma team Nei %war to rue of fifty; tibia AA Imp I Isend : o ff 110 awe SR CIS Met. JANES BARLOW, 14, KW. MEM. Ons . alaneon-hoses, rambling lora. voonier ar.d Ro th Meaufactrp. yes- . IRELAND. nestle, Ocr. 18. The selection of the 4*.li of November for the assembling of the new parliament has given a fresh impulse to the " friends of religious equality" in beating up for their muster on the 28th inst., and the leaders of that movement feeling that they have not yet succeeded in thoroughly arousing public opinion on the subject, will not fail to make a des perate effort for that purpose. The Freeman antici pating the ministerial speech from the Throne, Ur. : The church question has not yet attained such a posi tion that it can he eapected to command a place is the royal speech this melon. The Conference will precede the opening of parliament by only a few days, sad ao doubt for some months to come, and until the Irish party develops the sttength of the question, and their reso lution to maintain it, ministers will affect to disregard it. Bat the speech and address cannot fail to give occasion for the di.eussion of this topic also. The Irish members will, so doubt, meet to eons:der the course which may be most' prud, nt to adopt. We rely altogether on their good sense and discretion, rid any coarse they adopt in fa mace of the views they were elected to uphold, will win, se we are sore it will merit, the perfect approval of the country. It is understood that among the petition, from Ire land against undue returns at the late elections them I will be one on the part of Lord Dunkellin agaleat the return of Mr. M. J. Blake for Galway. Bier lordship has been advised by counsel to praised on various grounds, and it has not yet, it would sprit, been finally decided which shall be selected. Although several days have elapsed since the cir. eamstance mentioned by &metiers's New. Letter in the annexed paragraph occurred, it he. only now obtained publicity: Sir Jame South, the distiegualted Loe ssi estresesier, lad a 'try narrow escape hoes death ea lot. Sir James arrived I. liaribrwa by Ow host, and jolt after stepping same he wool tee rasa t he ie viirtsa water's edge, and ten in. /be is the meet tee heard, aad directly alter eche of. help." Masai aid was promptly tendered. lir JINNI atoll. bed on several :ow coats, which were 'whammed. sad kept him floating until he was caught by a hest book. flie James happii, *seeped uninjured ; he was Imnoght to so hog, sad oaths billowing day he was Ale to mem bit jemmy to Parsons-town Conte, where he braw l ebb ethermrhiteek ea,eysne the hospitalities of the Bed ens Oneweei of ROM The following chatecteeiede letter el the isie Duke, addressed to a logy eggnog" in getting up a demi. table sale, has km tiro - sided kr puWaidoe to the Cork Constiktioos : London, May 17 1847.—F. 11. the Duke of Wellington prevents his compiiments to Mn. --. To aid in pm muting an object of charity is one thing —to mad a sigma. tare for rale at a bazaar is quite a different one. Te do the latter might prove very irunrioss to those with whom the tender* of the signature might have pecuniary relations. F. M. the Deltic of WeUingtos therefore declines to do the latter. But he encloses a pecuniag contribution a 61. to the charity which Mn. N. denims promote. A court of inquiry has been held in Balliorobe relative to the conduct of Bab inspector Plunkett during the late election. The evidence will not be published until the decision of government is known, but the charge against the inspector was not, it is understood, of a political character. The following gratifying account of the state of mercantile affairs here se given in the week's war mercial review of the Freeman: This has been the most brisk and active week In the pro duce markets we knee had for several years, there having been a very large business done in alt the chief articles, with, in every case, a considerable advance, and In Rod instances business was checked by the hesitation of holders to swept even the present eabenced rates. Sugar, tee, tallow, coffee, fruit, rice, and several other article's,' import show an advance mounting to • very considerable per crotsge on the present moderate prices, and the delivent a for consumption continue most eneouragiog, the weekly dirties as enticed below being .5,0601. in advance of last year. There is, in consequence, every appernanc• of an excellent winter trade, and money being abundant and credit very well supported (one or two insignificant stoppages in the grocery trade being exceptions scarcely worth notice) there is every oppertunity for a brisk trade, while the favourable h ..... t affords a subeteatiol basis to work upon, although the country trade hes not recovered to the extent that mutat have been looked for. Shares and stocks have net been very active, and there is little to notice ender this bend. The Customs duties for the wet k are 22,7301, easiest 17,467/. corresponding week last year, giving ea In closse of 5,10 W. The sum on tea is 8,2001. ; Masten/10 luau, 3.1001.; foreign refined ditto OW. ; wine, 1,900/. ; into, 6001. ; tobacco, 6,0001. ; misee/laneous, 2,1041. The Wrier', receipts ending the 10th instant are 261,4941.; some time last year, 245,7161.; Liman on the quarter, 5,;797. _ . Within the space of an hour on Friday last, two it .s 4 Is sailed from Waterford, caniitig three bun rind and fifty emigrants for Australia and America, lid Liverpool. The stream of emigration, in fact, &v.+ as steadily as ever, but a considerable portion of it is curried on through the English ports, where the emigrants are always sure of finding a better clods of vessels to convoy them to their destination. • TM% ae well as wens deorphar It, it the word. NEW POTATO NARMIT AT THIS GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAT.—Ye.tri day the old elation in Idelden-lane, lately serspied by the direness of the Groot Northers laaillre, r a temporary lesoseiger sod fr ode stable', Wes spread ma s to market. These were s treat somber of lab kiln's and dealers pri sear, mad a rather brisk trade wee dune at pod prim. SP ORTINe. T `TIF- I .).`.;ALL's—Ntosnay. . a. Vseesldereldit outlay en Babette, at an impmentent of about twenty points on the odds last quoted hem New market—the result of previous transactions at the Wellhead and In the City—the decline (Aber stable eompaalwa, lady Evelyn—and a disposition to beck Ilungerford, were the Natures yesterday ; busmen in all other reopens was un important and dull. Tho following were the closing priers : CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. 5 to 1 eget Mr. It. E. Oliver en Babette (takrn and afterwards offered) 12 to 1 Mr. T. Peres Weathergago (taken aad afterwards offered) 13 to 1 Sir W. Booth's Asset 14 to 1 Mr. Waller's Ephesus 100 to 6 Lord Bruce's Knight of the Shire 18 to 1 Major Martyn's Consubion (taken) 18 to 1 Baron Rotbschild's Hyacinth (taken) 20 to 1 Lord Wilton'. Lady Evelyn 20 to 1 Mr. Merry's Hobbit Noble (taken) 20 to 1 Mr. Morris's Huniterford (take 2.5 to 1) 2 - 1 to 1 Mr. E. Phillipe's Le dud 2.5 to 1 Mr. Robson's Bardolph DERBY. 20 to 1 opt Mr. Pown;y7Cutoas -• (takes, and afterwards offered) 20 to 1 Lard Derby's Umber" (takes, and after wards stand) 10 to 1 Lewd Jake Bow's Ms Wine (takes, and afterwards offend) PONTEFRACT RAC"ES.--Moan.►e. TRIAL STAIRS of Sion. each, and 23 added. One mile. Mr. CMhoses b c Audubon 1 Mr. T. H. Pedley's be f Troutman, 3 yrs 2 HANDICAP of 5 son. each, and 60 added. OROS round and a db. (14 subs.) Mr. J. Osborne's or e Little Davie, 3 yrs, 50 131 b 1 Mr. Taft's eh f by Don John, dam by Mundig,4 yn, Se 10Ib 2 Mr. J. Osbonse's Merry Bird, 3 yrs, Est Bib Faux •utt.4 STARE. (handicap) of 5 eon each, and 25 added, for 2.-yr olds. About three quarters of a mile. (7 subs.) Mr. J. Danby's b c Ticliton, Sit 1 Mr. Feline nd Master Norton,7st 71b ! VISITORS' PLATS wsS woo by Florence, besting four others. AM) LOSS OF LIFE IN SUNDA STRAIT. The Admiral commanding her Majesty's sea force in the East Indies and Inspector of Marines has received the following report:—After iatelligence had been received La the afternoon of the 23rd June by the flag officer, from the DMA ship Banks, concerning the stranding of a ship es the western reef of I'rinsen Island (entrance of Bonds, Strait), en the following morning her Majesty's steamer Merapi, Commander H. I. Vs. Maldeghem, was despatched there to pve the accessary ametance. The report of the eam~der of the Merapi contains principally what fellows: It affords me sincere pleasure to inform your Excellency of the favourable result of my being despatched to Frisian Island. Having left the reeds of Batavia, on tne 24th 1 reached the latitude of the westhoek of that island euly in the morning of the 25th; end steered towards the reef which stretches out there about half a Herman mile, and instantly discovered the wreck reported by the captain of the Banks. The sea was very rough outside of the straits ; the surf on the reef heavy and broke with great form over the wreck, of which only a small part of the bows and stern were visible. As we approached within a quarter of a mile of the reef, a wavering flag was seen, which left no doubt that human beings were to be rescued there. 1 sent a boat with two offi cers with orders to take ups favourable position, u it was eiri• dent that the wreck could not be approached in a direct line without the greatest risk. The host neared the reef until the remainder of the crew perceiving that assistance was ap proaching, directed the raft upon which they were along the innenide of the reef to the strand of the island. The boat now steered outside of the breakers of the surf, which I followed in the same course with this Merapi at about a quarter of a mile's distance, until the boat could near the strand, and the wrecked men by means of their raft could be taken on board. Thanks to the cool exertions of the officers entrusted with this dangerous service, before teal o'clock all those still alive, to the swabs: of 16 persons,were brought on board, amongst wham Ina the captain, 1.. van Goelkerken, who made the following doslaration to me. He, with ship Johan Jacob beleoging to Rotterdam, owner. H. 11. Bonk, and Co., on the 19th - of July, having made good observations, at sunset, and that probably misled by . the strength of the eastern streams, struck at about mida igbt on the Kasaaris-reef of Pelmets Island. The surf suddenly increased to such a di give that all efforts to save the ship or eves to get the boats out were fruitless, and the crew were obliged to cling to the iron eleeM, lee. on the starboard side, • and there await their fate. After sticking fast for half an hour, the ship broke right in two, and all were obliged to get aft, in trying to do which mama: men were imbed away. At lest the whole of the stern floated on the surfam, and most of those who were rescued owe their safety to the pintala and guise= of the rudder, by which they held on. However, the after part of the ship began to sigh so quickly, that their only hope was now to reach the fore part of the vessel, which, having bees thrown athwart the reef, was in some measure protected by the stern. Now one after another hid recourse to this last means of salvation, but on this occasion tame mote were swallowed bhe waves. Hay now breaking, and the re mainder of t he re cw better 'Me to discern their situation, proceeded upon a raft through the surf towards the shores end having discovered a peerage through these dengerou, reefs, were enabled to try to obtain some proviaMns, during which attempt they became 'were of our arrival. Their only food daring these five awful days consisted of raw salt beef and pork, a little bad water which they ob tained from a hob ia the mad, which they accidentally covered. _ _ hI. of Wrene, that ow their arrival ea board sway awielmmie whin thin saletwaMe Might demanded we% libeenity Wheded. einem persons at of the tweaty iwtuba the miehrtne to be ea board of the John hena whiny. wen rent immediately ea their arrival in the reads of 1111Mavia, in the heron, is beard of her Malady's amen the Borne, where ey were properly eared for anikeeniled with the neemary .—Straita risme. Tifß IRLSM INDUSTRIAL letter frees Brume* dated 041.16, says : His Majesty the King of the Relines km. tbesugh M. Conway, his private g his. sonetary, graciously promised Se inhibit several hosanna, of Belgian Julians, Ilehmehi to 11. de rort iam ekere a the Inaggemanar of Boussele and elder brother of the Minister far Fareign AReiseander the new govern ment. has committed to see as peselima of a Bikini cons nilani toe the selestiem and tsessmieries of sleek goods as wiU do credit to the nte of Els seastsy. Associated with him are award se. sin asi mmanefanners of Branels, amongst wheat is Mr. Corr Van der Macron, an Unhinges by birth sod in feeling. though a resident in this country fee mere thea4o years. Indeed, it is to this geatlessan's inertias sad rangy that the Belgian division of the Exhibition will be so attractive and instructive. M. Rognr, the outgolog Minis ter of the Interior, has aeminated M. Do Romberg, Chef de Urines in the Ministry of Commerce, ae a coin warraiemer en the part of the government, to sot with the other ssemben of the commission, and that gentleman hes a:ready, by superior instructions, informed his brother com missioners that all artistes destined for the cantina shall be iniassaitted to Autweep, and put on board the stem boat that is to convey them to Dahlia at • the cost of the goverunest. This is an act of kindness and good feeling that ought to be highly 'ppm:kited in Ireland. It is gene rally believed and understood that them eensessions arc granted by the dui,* of his Majesty. Gen % the Peat sculptor, and M. Hartz, the director of the government School of Painting at Braved', farm part oldie commission kr thedivision of fine ern. Creels will Ideseelf exhibit busts of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, the " Lion in Lore, - as well as several other awaits groups. The modern Belgian school of panting is at least equal to that of any other country. and the prospect of a new and hitherto undeveloped emuluit is already stimulating the artists here. In conclusion, I can insure you that tbe col lection of paintings of high merit that will be forwarded from tbm country will form a beautiful attraction in the Dublin Exhibitioa. Mr. Roney, the agent of the Dublin exhibition, arrived hen the !resuming of this week, and has been rely 61101101411 Li in tarrying out the objects of his sairelow. THE LEAGUE BANQUET AT MANCHESTER is to be held on Tueeday the lad November, indeed of Tuesday the 9th. The Council of the Asti-Casa Law League were pabably prepared for some dodge of the 'ministry, which, by alteriag the meeting of the Han of Camas, would piece them at disadvantage, sod they therefore did not ad vertise or talks any steps to its their banquet positively. The Intention was to have it two days helm, the meeting of parliament, and the determination to seenalle the Com mons on the 4th instead of the llth has led to a change for the banquet from the Uth to the Tad. There is now but little doubt that this will be the 11204 influent's, gathering the League has ever had. Upwards of 60 members of parliament have already promised to be grant, and amongst the name not before eiren to the patine see—Sir James Anginas, Stirling; Mr. A. IL Dunlop, M.P., Greenock; Mr. B. M. M.l'., Southampton; Nit Itiehasd B. W. Digkeley, Bert., Angina 'meaty ; Mr. N. Wilton, jun , M.V., Clitheroe ; Mr. W. Williams, M.P., Lambeth; Mr. W. IL F. Cogan, N.Y., Camay Hiltless ; and Mr. George Thompsoa, jan., Abe r. lb. number st via presidents has been augmented to above 200, end these and the very large committee formed will almbrase a greater number of the empkeyors of lakes: this were ever before collected on such ea secasion.l MIN.BB. MOND•T Evinneo. There has not been a great deal of basilicas in mining share market, and the change in prices is not striking. In Alfred Consols there is a slight itn- 1 proveraent. Sales have taken place in Trelawney at 44; Alfred Consols, 131, 1, 14; Wheal Arthur, 30i West Alfred Consols, 34; Wheal Hobert, 22e. Od.; Linares, 31, 1; British Iron Company, 6 to 61. The gold mining shares came into more favour to day, and prices were higher all round the market, with a fair business doing. Santiago shares were in good demand, and rose to 141, closing 13 to 14. Grand Duchy of Baden shares were es" better at 1 die. to 1 prem.; and Mexican and South American at 41 to 5. The non-official quotations are as follows: Mel bourne, 1 to :; Connemara, 1 to 1 prem.; Kenmare, Ito 1 prem. ; Olenaulin, to 1, prem. Hamburg letters continue to refer to the extraor dinary rise in speller, which has acquired even greater strength. Unlimited orders to boy were received by telegraph, causing 12 marks bane° 8 ash. to be paid, after which 12.12 and 13 marks were asked and coneedcd. One house iti ii preggeta mated agent ef-the Fran Wane . on ague puny, is stated to have purchased no less than 80,000 centaurs at from 9.7 upwards. The Nouvean Monde Gold Mining Company have received letters from Mr. Clement, their agent, dated Mount Ophir, Mariposa County, California, Aug. 24, 1852, stating that owing to the steamer being overdue, he had experienced some difficulty for want of funds, and had been obliged to borrow in San Francisco at three and five per cent. per month, but acknowledging the receipt of 15,000/. in bills, which would of course relieve him from his dif ficulties, and enable him to put all the works in a rather satisfactory position. The agent continues to repeat his come tion of a profitable result, and states that at present all was going on satisfactorily. His men were orderly and quiet, and generally in good health. More hands were about to be put on, and the extent of the works decided upon. An edit had been already driven for 72 feet at the Pine Tree mine, with a view to striking the junction of three lodes, in which gold is to be seen to considerable amount on the surfitee. Specimens of gold were in possession of the manager from every part of the estate. Propositions for leasing other mines lying contiguous are at the same time submitted to the board of management. From the company's mines, Mr. Clement expects more than 50 tons of ore per diem can be extracted, holding say 3 cents. per lb. avoirdupois, and he does not think the expense of reduction can be more than 10 to 12 dole. per too, after the machinery is in eider. At three cents. per lb., a ton of this ore would be worth more than 87 dole., and after allowing 12 dots. for the expenses, a profit is shown of 75 dole., or about 151. per ton. It will thus be seen that after making allowance for every contingency, a handsome profit is shown. By carrying the engines ' down to the river, a further diminution of expendi ture would be secured. Mr. Clement concludes by expressing his belief that this Mount Ophir mine has never been fairly tried, but unfairly robbed by the workmen. Letters have been received by the Yuba River Company, dated 31st August, accompanying a small' , remittance of gold dust, the first results of the labour of four men for five days, two-thirds of which time was consumed in carrying the "dirt" to the river's edge. This operation being effected by men nose customcd to mining, and with the rude "rocker," proves that the " dirt" in this company's property contains much gold, and is strong evidence of the large yield of gold that may be expected immedi- 1 ately Wright's ameigamating machines are in use, and the operations commenced on a proper system. The superintendent and staff sent from England would arrive on the company's property (Ouseley's Bar) about the Ist September, and several of Wright'a machines were already at San Francisco. The let ' ten make no allusion to "squatter'," which may be ' taken to afford evidence of the quiet possession of this company in respect to its own territory. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. The geld mining shares hare again met with a good many transactions to-day, and prices are well supported. In Liberty thane there has been some fluctuation, the price having ranged between and 11 prem. Santiago do Cuba shares mark 131; and United Mexican, 71 to t. tlaslag 1 linala. .a $l. Mara sa Ma Paid pries dAea yarerday. taday. — 1 - 290.9001 Oro 111 . ell 1 ;pa 11 100000 16i. Mak. Calkoralaa ...... all par lau 15,019 39 Altarlan - - 10.000 IS luandaal.m. ......... UAW. 20 Asmarallma . —.., I 1 14 1110,000 1 Adatrallaa itartwild „ all 1 IAP I &,0101 Are Nana. ell I ISr 1 5,110 , IN Mammas Ina sad Cbtl AO - - IMAM, 1 Weds Avolrodas Gold an 1 4Gs 1 26,60$ 211 britlak Irma 13.0 3 0 10.000 U llrarll. 1aip.(1.4. at 31. pm 24S 7 1 71 0,000 SS Do. Como tad edge - - XI 11,460 SO W. M. Jam Doi 1147 l3 - .... 310.000 I Cams% Creak.-- ..... 12,605C00n .... .„„ A 43 1., . 163.000 . 11 Oalamlal 004 -.,.... 1 I lc .t . _ 2 C 0 01 37. ld 6 iii,lud .• Lag. a Aso/Whin Oappss all 1 1 11.110 16 Osared ... .n - 60,4/41 Orddea Aleandiala 616 6 IN. 12,160 Waal Duly Glades ....q 1 lia 1 pue 11.600 Onai Paloteth. e I 2 vs sel 400.01 t 16%000 14 / a /ittaihaisa. all 4 ill Soocr 150.8041114,11.Qta.C.00. aU 1 1 dl. 100.000 1 Madras . NAG 14001111621_ 0 26 11 16 11 007 1 3 01 0 4 1 104,000 Maw Mamas -..... all 1i D al. 300,000 Nauman arab 1 11 1 1.,0011 1tetn220....- 1 on Is 00,60 Quarts Rua —. all t 1 di' 7.060 Ii smoky de Mho ...—. 103 Sl4 111 30,600 1 isatk A1i5tra11aa........... 1 IL 1 let 11 6,000 10 Ila 1.7011. ... ............ / 13 Is 43.174 UPI Oalta3 little L i. ............ all 74 6 71 4 10,006 1 1150 Wripms -- Al its Pe i 1660.60 I Ida ..---.*---- 6 II la Her Majesty, as an especial mark of honer, hoe conferred on the noble, gallant, and distinguished liartuais of Londonderry, 0.C.11, 0.C.H., the computes ha iint et the late commandwin-ehief, the Garter held by no Nee. Worn Deke.—Missisterial Paper. The Marquis of Winchester, it is repeated, will he too new Lord Lieutenant of Hampshire, vim the Deb of Wellington. IMPORTANT RAILWAY DECISION.—In the Sierire Small Debt Court, Olmagow, on Thursday last, a denim of great importaneo to railway travellers and the p.bsls generally was pronormeed by Mr. Sheriff Bell. It waa in a cum at the instance of Mr. Robert Dunlop, writer, Glas gow, against the Rdinburek and Glasgow Railway Com pany fur damages sustained through detention from bus& nms on the morning of Saturday, the 25th of September ult., Mr. Dunlop, who resides in the parish of Campus, hating be , along with the other passenger?, detained at the 1111 W• station of the Cesspits branch of the railway es that sawaiy for about au hour and a half, the trate bee Camisole erb:ch should have reached the Milieu sta tist at 5 wastes after 9 o'clock a.m. not having arrived tin about half-oust 10 o'clock. The railway compact, well de• fended by Mr. Bannatyne, on the plea, Ist that the deny it question had arisen from an accident for which the taws, ware set respaemitale—via., the breaking dots es Leasi.‘ Me M theieglee end epos the kush ; sad 2isolly, tie eimpeey's expressly stipulate that lie isinpa•y de not guarantee the hours of arrival and dew tem et the trains being kept under all circumstances, sell do not hold themselves responsible for delays. After info demur bad been laid, and parties were fully heard, 11111, astiff, in a very luminous manner, summed up, stating tine tie first plea urged In deluxe ,could not be sustained, lir delay baring been occasioned by the down of tM oily engine used on the branch, sad Whik 41=- eaßioe•dr i r admitted had room* having, in fact, only left the wor Ma the repairs, as testified by As morning, and also by the ilimpgramig ba n , been imperfectly made by the tograilmisurapily, for wham they wars undoubtedly MM the second plea, that it was quite t - niTW ". lll4ieduffm. turd was expressed in the time-bills, bet or neck st ern could shelter the company in all eireemmemees hem their rupontribillty u public carriers, and it sertaioly could nut be given effect to in the present cue, where the cause of the delay, and of their contrast with the public not being implemented, wee the deficiency of their own engine ; the sheriff therefore decreed against the railway company for the demagee claimed, and whole expansea. filasguic Herald, Oct. 13. RAILWAYS. THIS DAT.—Two o'CLoMt. The railway market is firm at the advanced prices lately current, though with lase besieges doing. In South Eastern and Caledonian stook them has been a considerable advance, which, however, has not bean altopther supported up to the present hour. Other stooks are firm. BEAM A$D STOCKS ITlllol3AllallnWi. t .-- O - .4lay up Ili I pa. 17e Ili e U" lel I ii MI j 5 NI 32 1 3 t 6! 11 " m b r4 t i e l = . 1 m MilL eklaZ n.l24 P a at , Do. AA AA W.. 'Mold awl IBMs ... . smash* - Ohrler Os* sal Ilme sod Ildes iiilai • . . Lisfilandi IMINAhri. . Ana DerAw } r es Ara Ain , 4. Rot CU Cik ii AM L Na:f :. Lwow am; Me L ) bp. dims 1 tad Fait. /Noe lamislyi• ... . Dkamfftem RhiClakm4WOul liftimiftesdUrpm. =alAtrlh42..dv 111:744116". Ok dowAftemli. ordWeeMirw thloWsokim AmmowniCat 111.1106 . sai . Taaida. Da. labs _ Won Wag Delae Urea Paean . Warm& laskvall Lakalliary" livatlisad =ltiklimis.kik Oft. X OssibMisto Do. !Mb &kit lealk.lraal IL( Waft & heft-Wester Da. 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IN Si i It ii Ifi , I: If f ; i• n I M' U Ili lig Li 1 gi I, st 'II /lllp 1111 ail II IL .10 RIIMI ~1~~ 7 I 141 St . into ::I 04 100 or I 6 U 11, 116 Mails Astada .. 7 9 SI Ds. de. New „. 1 91 Smut & LAW ( 1 / 1 1 1 1 IL) 1 Si 99 Dw Do.(ez Waal) 11 / IS Iketbdra of hawk. $1 114 all De. M. 6 par Das& (Ist B. Is Anima elm) 14 141 IS Pub sod Lim .. IS 1111 0 61 So 06716 sad Weir 17 69 6 all 10 Farb sad Ism .„ .. 361 PI 19 Pim 6ad ilessissary .. 31 II PatikOur.69lllb9alug I A f. pus St (1 16 • 1 101 1111101e1 pm soodasolllima 16 ad re wiles all Nesse.. .. 10 10 ▪ 1 gem „ .„ . 4 9 wa il .. 1995aa... . 7# 71 t.a MONEY MARKET. 4110( j 10( IT l MONDAY EVENING. The market for the home funds opened with great firmness this morning, end was well supported during the greater part of the day, but in the afternoon the feeling was not quite so firm. Consols were done at 100/ for the account, but left off at 1001 for cash, and 1001 for the 11th November. But little business was done in this department of the house, attention being chiefly directed to the railway market, in which much buoyancy prevailed. Bank Stock was rather weaker. The official business report includes: —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1001, ; ditto for account, 1001, 3. Three per Cent. Reduced, 991, 4 1, 1. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031, . Long Annuities, 1860, 6 7-16, 1 ; ditto, 30 years, 1859, 6 3-16; ditto 1860, 6 11-16. Bank Stock, 2241, 2223, 221. Exchequer Bills met with little inquiry to-day. Sellers offered at 75e. prem. for the March, and 755. and 745. prem. for the June issue. India Bonds ruled at 83s. to 88s. prem. In the foreign stock market Spanish and Turkish engaged the chief attention. Spanish Bonds were sensibly better. Turkish, on the contrary, after opening with a steady appearance, fell to 4f prem., and was quoted 61 to 6 prem. just prior to the close of business. A great variety or rumours prevailed in explanation of this severe fall, the unfavourable reports being chiefly founded upon the resignation or dismissal of the Turkish Finance Minister. The downward tendency is also aggravated by the near approach of the lst of November, when the second instalment of 25 per cent. is to be paid in. Buenos Ayres Bonds further advanced to 80. Bargains are marked as follows: Austrian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, B.i, 851 (exchange fixed at 10 11. per £). Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Small Bonds, 101, 1; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 1 prem. Bel gian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 981, I (exchange 23E). Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 78,.80. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 65, ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 963, f; ditto Four per Cent. Bonds, 951, 06. Granada Deferred Bonds, 111. Mexican Three per Cents., 25, 1. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 62. Russian Five per Cents., 118! ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1061, 41. Sardinian Five per Cents., 971, 1, 1. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 611, 1, I; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 26, 251, 3. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 73, 63, 5, 61, 41, 51 prem. We understand a meeting of the committee of Spanish bondholders is convened for Wednesday next, with a view to drawing up some memorial on the subject of the unfunded half of the arrear cou pons. The new optional conversion will also engage the attention of the meeting, which, it is considered, is preliminary to a general meeting of bondholders. Business has been done in the shares of the Bank of British North America at 671 and 67 ; London Chartered Bank of Australia (21. 10s. paid), 21, 3 ; London and County Bank, 261, 26 ; London and Westminster Bank, 33/ ; Union of Australia, 501 ; Netherlands Land Enclosure, 11, 11 (21. paid) ; Royal Mail Steam, 781 ex div. ; Peninsular and Onental Steam, 8& Such of the new undertakings 'as present any change is pries are quoted below, viz. :—Bezien and Graissessac Railway, 3.16 to 6-16 prem. ; Bordeaux and Cette Railway, 5,4 to 51 prem • Upper India Railway, to prem. ; Antwerp and itotterdam Railway, 1 to 1 prem. ; Norwegian Trunk Railway,l dis. to prem. ; Bank of India, Aus tralia, and China,3 to 3 prem. ; Ebro Canal, 1 to Ipm.; Royal Swedish Railway, to 1 prem. Amongst the privileges accorded to this last named company by the Swedish government, which has shown itself excessively anxious for the introduction of the railway system in the manner pro peed, the company obtains a free grant of land required for the line, and of the labour of the army for its construction. It is suggested as reseonable that on the occasion of the annual draw ings that will take place on account of the sinking fund, the shareholders who may be paid off should have certificates given them entitling them to receive the surplus interest that may acorn from the work ing of the line until the expiration of the forty years , by which time, of course, all will have been paid off: Niould this plan be adopted the certiflestes in ques tion would, probably, be considered susceptible of dealings in the market. The arrivals of the precious metals reported to-day were very large, comprising 684,000 dole. by the Africa from New York, and 956,028 dole. by the Orinooo from the West Indies, making in all about 'lB,OOOl. sterling. The following is interesting to the holders of Renador Bondi : ECUADOR Thum Committee of Spanish American Bondholders, 8, Ilroad-street-buildinp, Oct. 18. 1862. The committee of Spanish American bondholders received thin nnorning the enbiolDed communication from Mr. Mo an", their agent, dated Guayaquil, Sept. 1,11362: I have the honour to in form you that the National Assembly has elected General J. M. Urbina, President of the Republic, and that be will take the oath of hie high uMee to-morrow. I deem this favourable, as I have reason to believe his views are favourable towards a fair arrange ment of the foreign debt. The Assembly will now proceed with Inanoial matters, and am in communication with the Committee of Public Credit,' who, I am happy to say, are recommending a measure to give the executive ample powers to treat with me. I shall within a fortnight have the advantage of Mr. Cope's assistance, as he is ooming from Quito, which I shall avail myself of, whenever I deem tt essential so to do. I shall now have a constitutional go vernment to treat with, which has not been the Cabe until now ; thus the cause of delay in my proceedings. I have nothing further to communicate at present ; remaining, &v., (Signed) " R. Moesrrs... Notice has been issued of the dissolution of the association formed under the title of the " Peninsular Colonisation Company." All subscriptions are to be returned in full. We dillieldand that a very comprehensive scheme is is amp* et arrangement for supplying railway sissimaotsdas to the district lying south of London, end in the gem vicinity of the metropolis. /be line in will be in connexion with the London and South Western Railway, and will be spookily formed for the accommodation of the pas senger traffic to the New Crystal Palace. Hamburg letters received this day quote the price of the Swedish Monger Loan, which was brought out there last year on sunilar terms to the one issued here, at 93, at which it was firmly maintained, with 'oat sellers. It was anticipated that the London hese will increase in favour with permanent in *mien, as it becomes absorbed. Advices from Charleston state that the rice harvest was nearly completed, and for a short time past the weather had been favourable, but it came too late to effect any change in the prospects of the crop, which was still estimated to be short in quantity and poor in quality. The market for this article unchanged. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. prennum yielded by our government stocks at pre mit prices. To render the results strictly accurate, the proportion of interest which may have accrued since last dividend period should in each case be tehen into account. It should also be remembered dmt the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent, becomes a Three per Cent. Stock in 1554. leL per cent. nice. per annum. Three per fest. Caret........ ........ 1001 C 1 19 191 Three par Cent. Seduced ....... vva S 0 ili New Three-and.a.goarter ppet Orate .. 103 k 3 3 9 Bent Sleek (dial& ad abalstera at Ile rats /f ry per cent per oranant) India Stoat (dlr. 101 per seat. per ammo) Eachequer Nips, Munk (Ist. lid. per 319 11 16 1 cent. per day) ... llse pi. 3 $ 10j 19 1 Xla • si lei lOf • 34 a. Ilf 22‘ • 2j dls 100 10$ Oaf 02 il IS. 14 1 0 IS. ey 31 At le ee 11 II • 7.4 a It 511 - 11!. we :►4 43 4$ ►U 119 0 49 96 96e $3 69 !iya iii lir so Si lls I$ A • Si Sl',. IC4 111 116 ill I Ili oft gi 666 606 66 6b . 6 . . 4 . die lii li' 17i llli 12 II S e II ft 78 MI 43 411 SI If lb 3. 43 4/ .._ Z =Ay 33 SO 7 per 1 6Ms 44 41 Or N + 4 9 + in 14 43 zil 13 $7 - 4 - 7 ii ii ii li is I 9 il 1 Is SI Se di .211 . iie fie Pi N a 111 I ►N I iti 71 Q 74 42 el 71 S 3 3i t•q • 101/ 141 In Si 93 14 h e len 1111 !IP It IN li i lA7►. Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Liver pool Weekly Share Lid) showing the rates yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prices, the calculation being based on the dividend paid fur the half-year ending the 30th of June : Int. per can'. IA T Pres. Pits. lathrsy. P. 7. evils ArA M..+l.ViOol. 119 Imam isi Wit; Wotan muck 6. ~. • 1 II $ 101 WWI awl luta .-- ——. . .—............... . 4 0 44 19 L1mpid.0 , 4466. owl 41.6116ert 44 Owe 1.646446 owl Wears -trirea.4 * . -. 4 4 28 44 MUM Gust Women-U.1.6d ..... ..... --...- A. 3 3 1 96 elm Wagers . , ... 4 3 1 3 4 Laripi arl II Ter3,l4B4•BBl3i:taervkit..--.... ......... .... 4 0 0 0 10{ 33 Dabkla aid bent .. .. . _..._..-....- " 77 Ilkllasil Ilea .7. . 17 .. II ; 33 olvggit Sell Mena Waters 44 Illd/rae. Illeydaelm. sad Derby 8 I I 10i 90 Len NA lielatit Wester. 3 12 2i 83 lAmeolles and Turkelliz• b uck .. 3 10 7 11i Ileilarl Donnie. 3 9 44 21 soak limtern sad flutrit Oat 11 Fat Laloath* 2 14 1 Ortet:4494brrn 13 Nortkiedlodsblve S 3 3 1 t. T Uygu r sal 129 C= 1 41 9 2 • ......... -• •••••••--.ri 19 2 17 6 - I THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoex. • The English funds were rather flat at the com mencement of business to-dav, but have since rallied, and the general feeling of the market is firm. Con sols for money arc quoted 100 : , to j, and for account, 1003. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 991 to B; the Three- and -a-Quarter p er C en t s ., 103: to 3. ank Stock, 222 to 221. South Sea Old Anzaitiet, 981. Exchequer Bills remain firm. Business in the foreign stock market is not very active, but extends to a considerable number of stocks. Turkish scrip has ranged between 41 and 6 prem.; and Euenos Ayrean between 78 and 81. Other descrip tions are fine, without much change in prices. Spa nish Old Threes mark 61: ; ditto New Deferred, 25; to 3; Venezuelan Actives, 41, 401, 41 ; Peruvian Ac tives, 103 • dittoDeferred,623; Unclad& Actives, 21j. The Swedish loan is quoted 3 to 3 prem. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. H 14/9106.1 Clueing. 3 per Crate. 44 per Ceuta. lO4 0 106 30 107 0 100 66 100 90 4 ;or C prr rate II pee Gists. New Urn' i talheallitalli Lamina I ate 1 61 3 . 3 .5 27 1 i M1i. 26 " f i t a u.ar CL Map" I il l a ha las lpt a as; ags..7 . • Do. 3... .. ISSs Piedmont 5 p.Ct 96 40 Treasury Bonds Do. 6, 1632 Palle, Oct. 18.—St. Germain, 1,170; Versailles (right —; dttM (left bleak). —; Paris NM Crimean 1,500; Pena sad Beam s Ill; 1.0 and name 4U; Mementos and ftelgma, —; 909Mbearg and 330; NeAltera, !9.; Paris and illesslisnrin Plititeml Lyme, 950; Lyles and Avignon, 692 50 ; sal x bac is % aim, MO; Perila mid Cherbourg, IM yy mos MO; Centre, 645; Bordeaux and AM& 11,7 ; MVP 9 111 1 hump. 300; Grand Ouskie, 1700. MADRID, OCP. 14.—Three per Cents., 47! ; after Balsa, 47; ; Do. Deferred, 26; ; after Bolas, 26 5-16; Debt (Ist clam), 12 3-16; after Bohai, 121 c.• ditto (2nd class), 6 9-16; after Bolas, 61 ex di'r. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 991 c., 100; Exchange on London, 60.30 p. Baaux, Ocr. 16.—Voluntary Loan, 102. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 1031; ditto (1852), 1031 ' National Debt, 931. Com mercial Marine Society's Premium, 146. Bank Shares, 1061 PAS'S. Ocr. IL 1 roc Mary. Opeulagi .' oleo , ..'lOO 0 07 23 . , Lnim I. ice. Account. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE—THIS DAY. &max.—The market has opened with an attivi appear ance and the public sales arc going off at • shade higher prices. Refined is also vary arm; rocery lumps, low to los, 441. to 47.., and It'ls &Malt to buy at 44e. Corns.—Bpstalaters paid on 'Change yesterday for native Ceylon 675., and also this morning. The public sales of plantation Ceylon and Costa Rica are going off briskly, at high prices. Ts.s.—rhis article continues to have an upward tendency; common Congou, good and sound qualities, quoted 9)d. to 91d per lb. Rtcn.—Madras sold in public sale at • shade advance, 10s. to 10.. 6.1. • Bengal heated, 10s. to 12s. l'imitsvo.-200 bags sold in public sale, 51 to q per lb. CorroN.-800 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. Itermoo.—The sale is I regressing without spirit; prices are unaltered. In ether articles no material alteration, bat muskets gr nand, bays a Sun appearance. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply short, and tied, brisk, at the followioa pries+ :—Printo Meadow May, 725. to 80t.; inferkw,63e. to 714. ; Rowen,46s. to 66u; Clover, Ms. to 98u ; second cut, 70s. to 86s. ; Straw, 26,. to 30a. • TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady, without alteration in . Town Tallow is quoted 425. 6d. nett cash ; P Y.C. on the spot, 435. 6d. ; October to Decembu, 424 1 , sellers ; January to March, 425. 6d., sellers. LONDON PROVISION MARKETS. MONDAY, OCT. 18. The arrivals last week from Ireland were 17,6.50 firkins Butter, and 1,93.5 bales Bacon ; and from foreign ports 5,238 mats Butter, and 933 hales Bacon. We have had a quiet week in the Butter market; the transactions were few and unimportant, but arty Isles made were at full prices, holders being very firm owing to the high advice, from the Irish markets and the continuance of large deliveries from the wharfs. Foreign deCined about 2a. per cwt. In Bacon we ban to notice a further decline of about 41. per cwt. The reduced price caused a freer sale, but the arrivals exceeded the demand, and the trade merely taking to supply their present wants. Lard and Hams in good demand. Stooks and deliveries for the week ending Oct. 1G bt - Tria. 136cen. Dillyery. Stock. use 40,610 11,6110 1,200 1631 33,310 10,460 I 360 1133 44330 13,793 1,360 Delivery. 1,390 390 1,930 NEWOATE AND LEADENHALL. The demand for prime Beef, Mutton, and Pork is very firm, at extreme qutations. Otherwise, the trade is in a sluggish state. The supplies on offer are seasonably exten sive, but very deficient in quality. About 7,000 carcasses of meat arrived from the provinces last wick. Per 81b. by theorems.. e. d. e. d. I v. 4. e. d. laterior Dart 2 0 2 211efettor Unties. 2 8 2 10 Whittling ditto 2486 1 21 Wile, ditt0......... 30 3 6 6 Prbse twee ditto Ditto men ditto ..... 2 6 II $ 1 bruit Pork 3 0 3 10 PitiCES OF BUTTER, CHEESE, HAILS, te. a IL Medea& per ern Mel l l6 110 eel. 22 to 60 Dorset sew 92 66 Put& do. 4l 20 Ceti*, old 82 82 Nark Mare waterbed. „ 78 80 Were sweeland do. Con „ 110 hub do. Laerkt.. . „ 70 74 AM/ lielll do. 1111po .. ._.—.... ... .. „ 78 82 Y. iltebtre MOW, rem 2/yob Dotter, per dorm 9 II Waterford %eve—. .. Cteeblreebeeee,percs t. 80 70 Durbureh do. — CU dder, do . SS SS SS SS ENOLISI! BUTTER MARKET. Our trade is not so good es It was for cask Butter, but the price of fresh is well maintained. Darer), lbw weekly Ste. to Ns. pet awt. Ditto, tolddlieg....— .............. no. to ites. „ DevOo Us. to kis. ~ Fresh WILLIAM WORDSWORTH:It hu best propoa el to place a memorial to the poet in the chant' mew re-build ing at Cockermoutb. It is the place of his birth. toad where he received the first elements of his education ' in the en dowed school adjoining the churchy ar d. His father, also, was buried neer the chancel ; and ho re, in his gray hairs and bemoan, he often stood and communed in @pint with his de ported parent; but as yet no public testimony has been raised in a locality so much associated with the poet's personal history. It is intended to take advantage of the present op portunity, and that the great five-light east window of tho chancel should be a " memorial window," filled with Scrip tural subjects, and inscribed to the memory of Wordsworth. ALLEGED SAFETY OF Silt JOHN FIANKLIN'S Vesente.—The following brief entwinement appear. in the Sets Francisco Howie! of August 21, received this morning, under a letter from its correspondent at Monterey, dated August 19, 1942. We fear there is no foupdation, however, for the report, which is too good news Mee true: "We learn that the English discovery Er and Tenor, have arrived at Santa Barbara news down with the nurvy."—E • . 4 .S • i • t h l, ‘*" • OCI 111 al II IS D 4 et SI al. ▪ 11l ✓ all SO all " IS all lot 111 I i 4 iil a Ili i 8I 211 •t