The Express. — London, England, 1852-10-02 00:00:00

..,te./Z... '•.- , . . C.. . • ...._ . ire -.-- - . I 11[ 4 1 je • • I . .. .........____ • ....... No. 1,907.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2, 1852. [THREEPENCE. ----_----______,----------. . ik i.t ... RstiA , ,L .4 l[ 4 i i t n A M . l r /Igl irs, )O_E The 'S LINE of AUS: SXPRESS TRAINS UPON THE LONDON RAILWA ra MONEY MARKET. per ° '° L in favour of England. After making MINES. 0 .,, mod for their teetmeling nasals, mdm il barb; w : 8 1 , AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY. allowance for differenoe of Interest and charges of ' smorsioollatlon ter =lll. will osil PoartMney en m e w THIS DAY.-Two °UDR. Tamer Evneltesl• haesport, we find that the present rate leaves a small FRIDAY Eva/Oleo. 84 "' . d Myr. tor ia Ms Dodo. °ANA W4l l l Pin n shade fildrer ro4ley- Belot pro& on the importation el gold from the United The mining market continues to wear a satisfac tory appearance. A large business has again been or -lo - I i t h e t ea o t s * w o n c om a mar k et, t h a r u m ...... 7 ...... , ''''''''.----j r , l 1......L-""....._--1,p,'17..i--""1""- Ore- r ah . noodmi ttsial heW s preeee smuram berr ooda wd=q uis hw omad bere : a rrial mouse rui of railway sta stalle ass ait h o u rfacti e b ee n tr tg amenzwe spr i ctia4 t001a,.. this wale rediudos a l h S A the ihun dbeweell" s „ „obtioda.".kedkrseuselerimianbauttheer forward. .ohipments of slim will probably also some 1 4 ••• **** -"'" we er. Hun 'de ie. ie Yinia-meset, use tbe bre eel West Lela Desk aa Prke _,_lets_.e4 _ask erelliedoor 100 to li both for oloorlY The amount of the position of the Bank of Eng ettrlAA!' ********** we 1. Usenet Port to mb . Xi 76. Jamedssi See. The lime easily esseeled by lb mess,f the recognised adventures. The principal dealings w"" I ' •'• ****** - sae 1. earae • "lei Mile • 11 . WWI from Bliminabom le the Casaba swiss ii two bean 816 'm ' 24314841 4. l a = 114.5 60 "4" 1 P.M. -- sad Bml 14th lest.l ueseesuY the market mg be land for the week ending Saturday , 25th of SetSept. , said to maintain its dell tone, speculation in this is as follows : ' have been in United Mines, at 750 ; FAA Wheal roN''T'"' g ---- we t. moomooi . Pert Mho Nev. 1. .- quarter being stagnant. The only other liminess sum oe =Qua D.-eccoon too iimisou cause awe. la um. Rose, 2971; Wheal Seton, 200; South Frances, 190; 011 0, .., *** .."". pie A 5,,,~t, .... ~, n :174 17 I A11' 76 ". ********* 764 r. Frio' a %01":",, ******** a n se. matt. „ lleMetloire pp. and wake lennety is Pena in hem 17 is 111 \ 1 Le do, tha to-d t a i y a , t e a x sa te y n , d e in m g bt ti a tly g th " e al g l re ro a u tt n r d pra th pa e triara "selbrikigalat 6 in this department was in ths Annaltiss of 30 years am IMP AMNON% West Caradon, 177, 180 ; North Basset, 10, h West 14 / 44 MUM •-•••••- . 43/ ALM evnimMA °aft-- g u .' l4 " Wheal Alfred, 4,1; Gustavus, 3; 1111T011 and Hen 1/11'11 .u . ' ** '** *: ___43l2_:T. Varr ---.;" ... - ,.. -- trviset er p...asi., dietary mien sol t en o n rade bra blio ika beast le lb . Cit y e ms et fa arr. lag..htemear. 7 6Oold Coln sod DAM 21.112.406 froleh, li, at MI 254 514 March Exchequer Bills again fell Is. to-day, 793:4 The gold mining shares engage little attention, Aber leaks " 7 ir, „ - . - wa l e to tie eadostsred. obis we frontsadyikepatelts 2 hags sod • solowelle Toreogresterkig from Simile.. II 151 13t. Chsk r i t i rr . 15/.. So 6 dls 1" . •;". ~........ s t inipenor Iliet.eLos slips (males traders) to coca has by the 7.311 grouiume rpm 11119, tilerefiten, in Per ~,, IA mown so nowt ... „ w e i n s closing 695. to 711. peer., with a fiat appearance. " ad 4 4 ni in The June bills rem& quoted 675. to - 70 s. prem. _ 1138.113.180 ALMA" but Canons Creek and New Granada were a shade a 1.,. ... wa tsiee rams... eharek-strest alma Ma; end Raving by . the 7.15 after- S. tat tOlidgibil 99.asellS/9. 9. '- - mAilll.tl I. nut RD11137317. 34. Irembareh.nrest. ere urea, they would mesh it a taw minutes after ten W all CUMIN 11191 11461711 :: lal India Bonds needed b., being dealt in at 82 0 . to =7111116 . 016 4 tel ••••=r7so thosesessat sorettles firmer to-day. I,47,• a iiiiiiiiate masa eel'or. wam mee . . w .. eser _ smisain Imperial Brazilian shares improved 105.; United -------; IRSO N ' S CREEK CONSOLIDATED se 40 11191111111111 Ildistions. 7 &An .. WING COMPANY. 17 ID Deere, talk. aad Lbw. In the foreign stook market the tea:motion" were en= oeusoceolli memo Mexican were weaker, closing 71 to 81 ; Santiago Neter gyro. F' MERIPT GIVEN th t i M . m a 51•11Cl m n e mut IRELAND. .....,...u. ~ .. i . uen leo Argus NUL e i confined to a few descriptions which now occupy 164 OW. RAW sartool oulausue oda- "'not are unsteady, and quoted at the wide margin of 10 the chief attention of speculators. The settlement i t r m , a , a „,, a h Var. to 12; Grand Duchy of Baden shares were better, --- atl,,3l:4!turilrettlibi.ette:toeloa.....i.posit c n i p ths iae, the 116 40 :19 .2. 81 lad LSO , 4 1 Donis. Orr. 1. o en o p i ti• in &os 11 4 - a ot of the heavy account in Turkish Scrip was efikoted -- marking par; Great Polgooths also advanced a trifle, i i•weo . 4 ." I ' l ' r IL rout ot re 111 I •" , ellr.rt ..t de Olsen*. on Us public are still left free, and will continue to i s: an swum f l •- i r l - 168 0e;A . ... I" iii satisfactoril , and the price TM stftdlly maintained a w n in my. 311144.3.9114 J. pi. nosy. D esw i t l X BB , reaching .2 prem. Ira !';',.' \ itel'esta Ynytiet .iff ‘ce and Me 9919911199•441 as 11111 7 7 H. seism; e go om m . be so meet probably for some days to come, to in- &s_ di.) n .,„ • , ati at 9to 9 Prom Peruvian Bonds were ro - day The above return', when compared with those for There is no alteration in the non-official quotations. """ lb ' v ` ar ' - au a. 'r , eialci to P 7067177 A. 111121. te didge in conjectures as to the new Irish episcopal II 82 7 '.• ": 2 II" .."* 8 marked wi the dividend o ff , after making allow- the week, exhibit the foll owi n g c h ange . li.p. - ahath..otais as all bet Isomehlve .. le 1 THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoce. ,rate p r o, to gloat the omen. Ot. The rumours are divided between si an ma errs 1 lasm ... rice for which a hither advance in prices is shown. bone artle...ehooters. Losaborlotriet. Sept is. ant. :ere,. Dr. Singer, F.T.C.D., and the Very Rev, w di 2 . 111 11-I- OW/Om-ft -1 / 7 81 Mexican Bonds were rather steadier, and Spanish Bkeekden active 21,512,805 Decrease 446,425 There is scarcely any business doing in the gold 1 8 4 7 838 92, , 4 1 8 30 1 Drem lnerea u s: 78 81 %9 456 75 d m i lin b l u sh g are ra it her N be ew tte o .r. ranada have been done at k Sem at the late advance. Sales are reurded as Pala "Pa" ASTEILY COUNTIES RAILWAY COMPANY. Dr. Pashenham, oin of St. Patrick's; and to these st 1 . 111. " I ` b m' s r a ,,q2,7 a • ~* 7 2 1 of I f r oa pe eo rial mo l k ra por zilia . ll have risen to 71. Grand Duchy E -- liralkwa were bare Um two there is now added a third, the Rev. Mortimer IL 140 i s orstrorrese A numerous appfellows :-Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 101 ex die. gamwma °4l "' a r' i a ti aanyhia , in 81. los cutlers . fa 77 Dutch Twoaad-o-Half per Cents., 86, 1 ; ditto Four bear. t 14,189,189 Witbest alteration. ''' ' bi. (141 . - br dl i;;lse r" rf eae ltailtir7 l th7Dsresters i" " " thOlt ibr trienukae lt halt, `'"••• 511111,1111 9 a itsnilealan of a good deal of contra st . Dim. Emu. n. "i on : . ne 42 773 " 8 ' 8.. ..a" . " e a thi Ir learehablos sad of uo plaits as venial natteisty. It is said that Lord Eglinton's it. no. osesse.ntrit. 11l us Cut. Certifs., 97 ex div. Granada Deferred labelling 72, the... is., - 7,... : - ...r tb it they are ardor • • 7RI Wand hes a decided loaning towards Dr. Singer ;at IM4Weet.ilre., A9l 11 . Mexican New Three per Cents, 241, L 41sparteacel l ossnost' .7. - 1" A erdertet Army 9991 . . . mei I • lr. warm ... - . ati4 ell XL Active., 1031, 104,103 ex div. ; ditto weft leg 117281 . la both 21 811-808 D e sass 55 899 111 / 1 * I Ww atria pekes Cana Pahl. yesterday. tiselay. Vil w ,ti 400,11. Oe.le 014 = - ' . ' "o• • -- I .s. • . : t wool De. ' 10 II Ma • Daffhist"lbabe per cents., 66, 641, 631 ex dit. 8 . 69.1.11 = A _ sib , ' ' bilk 1,413,624 Isomer 20,459 .._ l _,.. 5r.....7::,..- ~. ;, ...t . . t . t.. • .... sm. "r ain nen d ...100,000 I Ape. Pit. AI 1 5Ps I " ''' t . - '... 'st to ow, otiose el ask pew; ese assiewles gene g enus]] ' limpaleir . . aligns of the hate' a l ' 1 ", r ""w ilw h ,,, igha wi l wribi ` "we SI Sp As Iti 4 akelestese Converted Four per Cents., 38/. Rua y hi t rik a ,"`" 3,663.841 hailer 1,601 mow 10 .. tuts cw00 ,.. na 'fl' 7 ' ' -- .,.......1"' "r tn . . turn: lot they nom bre so tins la sops ate dm samout up try a aormagandsat of the Dub- 14 11l Ds. INA air/s . gleier S 34 ohm Five per Cents, 1181; ditto Four-and-a-Half Tka &arm 14,298,991 leaner 384,828 isms so Asturian - IS all tree leartgete . 111 1111 " 151 I pee Cents., 104 4 , 1. Sardinian Five per Cents., 96. The change exhibited in this return are not great wee io hastrala.i io I 114 ~ 4. 0 . : ..---. hlt Oh t .o . oCanynotallon la thaw EINAR as the .ma of iin A m? : 114 111 leodonsoll IlMalie . A . l . s as tee re... le 1. SWAT IO l'Allf.sf. Itut 'Pet iiPsFyity owe open Do pabile the rapedienep This of ga.Peteida Wei heather-in-law to SO greet 10 If lota s al Soutbsed 11 11 po Se Spanish Old Three per Cents., 61, 601, 61 ; ditto In a numerical point of view, and generally the ten- "AN 81 1 2 w 18 : 8 1 3 : now In Or "7"'.,„ ~,. ~,„ .......,..., so key no mew om e n i s at pro. Doke of wolliagise, eel of eireere it uncle to the ss crt ft. too ate. Coal 1634 1644 New Deferred Three per Cent., 231, / ; ditto for ac- dencv of the Bank account is in the direction usual suss lAm Mar 773 ' 4 " 133 ` .....- -ii I'M; Cozens,. and ow esesersgemeat of bearer of *A &elm title. TM mire et M now ot. too ~•ergel, 1154 117 311 /7 re 9"I count, 15th Oct., 231, f. Turkish Six per Cent. at this period of the quarter. The inert.., of row' II 1711 4 4 47 4 7 1, 00 40 4 0 0• 1 all 1 - --- ~,. -. ~,..,..K. .•; . L .,,..,..,;.1,..“.1 log to cameo and bootee rant, to walk& diems the seeeren of the 111 ley 1 1 11 IMI• 147/70 ... .. - 27 1 SAKUM 1 Medi Australisn Gold all 4 ails DA% 11l VS ADD=rthisinsom. awl . s aw s I , ft , n i aha ,,, a „ b a h ansit ,„.„ 10 1 DoSISA..ll.sad R.(C 14 11 . Loan, 91,..1, 1,9, j, / ► prem. 781,9751. in the sum at the credit of the treasury is moo is nw th n i, w ,17.5 - - 54 p .„ ~,,„i st s w iss. Oct. 1. 1431. ---, IL 100 Leedom 5 koth.Wasten 57 SS a g ra goo k enomr . ka alde resesee, to the meow, of the hero 10 • n• Ds .. £ O6 ~ 61 54 dis 1111 111 The business in miscellaneous shares to-day was a satisfactory feature. As the increase in the re- 10,6041 MI wont Imp.(lss. at al. pa. toi, 61 74 7I 11 wises of owl the world doper. The dean 40 ps D ... sap ~. .... - " 84 0 w • very active. The transactions comprise :-Bank of serve, however, is only 384,8261, whilst the " other " - VI MMEL'S TOILET haal ,,,, kag earth, opiallthe which rani- as a isoileawysibmisniii 164 174 Anatralasia, 674, Z ; Bank of British North America, securities are at the seine time increased by 337,6531., noose 1 CsoneCs Croat ....... ...... ER psi 1 - pm . 1 1 viztooa (moue by tb o MO as amisestasiukssis. newer MI la In antics es • al an dand4lie.natimeita•• - - 671 ; Colonial Bank, 15/ ; London Chartered Bank of it is evident the money market is not so easy as it I I W -i 834144 4 1= •••• ••••••••• 40 87 76 1 I Iri mirbrated Dr. ere, to moist er the encase wa Plead.r. 111. Palm s Palm 41 / 4**4 ebari ' S I I t 111.1 " .1 ' & w- IMA lM"" thrikei * lf II We Australia, 3Z, 4 ; London and Westminster Bank, was. The stock of coin and bullion held by the in- "" - - ties. sal AM aiselisout ease et t= s tbeeerd geese. o r les ' d i r mii "m' _ .... .. 76 764 764 4 ,-.. _ 331 ; Oriental Bank Corporation, 39a, 39 ; Royal stitution has exhibited only a very trilling fluctua- Mew s L l' e l t u rAlleraliso OM" , an I I di. iii . rarest aod most selahrlsesealmeasse) gy m I N4NNi t m a s . to "brig N o mad 471WW7112401 A. 1110 De. Ilese7soiDerbr .. 42 44 MAO 1111 Omeral all - - •oo- .e . .. i ~ far eurerlor 4 e ens sr r Grose the dewy el _the thme.beaund Cathedral of St . !ark*, te 47 ass *.wan e svelawe- - - Australian Banking and Gold Importing, I ; Union l i on for several weeks put. oe,oso floidea Moontaln . . ... a • .1' s s a tante gad ni a re eking tub a k e th s kW ludiviftell SIAM AM pukka r a aril dignitary Ito .1* torferle art mere .. - - Bank of Australia (21. 10s. paid), et ; Palace, MAO Grand May of Baden e ' 45 a/ ; General Steam Navigution, 28_1 ex 'v.; Royal THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocx. nue lowa Polgooth all 42,pm 1 ' Yodel or mask, rortvlop smas, spits. Riergavier;y, 100.60 C Liberty 4 , : ,__,,,0, ~,. wat ere . would MA le be le gracile' SW appeemeteu. * l4 14 =1, 40N p., N . Mail Steam, 781. Shares in the English, Scottish, Consols opened at yesterday's range, but have since levee use liathend... ........ •• ;;1 1 ,77,,. 33 ° 7 "' it "' gad 8188 " 8883888 " . Mr. Derma., Inding that his lame munificent is y • Prop sal indAllle . a . -4 i and Australian Bank are quoted I . to 1 premium ; become a shade flatter, money stock having come to ,11.0.10 lant.kealitor,O.QtaX.Co all 1 1 dl. , ;;....,`^ •=-4 2 37 4 " unt kr 'W WI " a 8811188 . 81 • gift of 20,000 J. he th e baiklimail t t e he Oran Exhi- st. lso swam ..,,_ ... .. a aMatkalta Al IS al.m..ass... - si os Upper Indian Railway, Ito / premium ; Antwerp market. The presen t quotation is 99; to 100 for "pa; 1 MoakeneSoathenssriesn 9 44 5 6r,• ~,......'.. ..-, Its aortal onB dowry 644,511141 our bition of 1863 wad& be i hr the works Nl4 p a ntos (waft Vak . ... " - a s and Rotterdam Railway, Ito 1 premium ; Wood- cash and the 3th inst., with a quiet appearance. The Mime sow Granada P \ . err it le Ofatkrolebbrat•San hi all that have been found necessary, mut/come a la sus mum& ~., . i . ..... ii a n as si al 1 5 4 1 : I n e i inat _l2B, r a k a l I ,,scu'r w e w 1,0 2 4 1 ford Railway, 1 to t f premium; . Wimbledon and Five per Cent. Annuities at27lll=i ali t I 1 a 4 ttra . ) Rallies. Prke. la &Lima te AV forward with a [ei th er advance of 6, n ir " smu t :sinew 11 3 Da. s tl immomm lis bid In bond kr *Melee at arose total of 26.0001., to be placed by him at the disposal w Ili sw i ft witness lo prlaa-1111115p11170117111 of the committee, he the purposes of the Exhibition. t I I Ine 4f el eis le 04 Morthibeseabillevaane 41 al pll Croydon Railway,.l a to 2 1 premium, West End and and India Stock re Exchequer Bills avow Quoits Rook Crystal Palace Railway, 1 tel 1 prem.; Vauxhall and mark 725. and 70s. pram., and the Jane 70s. to 71s. 6 1,44 0 0 st =ls: cle ()as Sydenham Railway, 11 to 1,1 prem.; Quebec and prem. 4oie io no croft 1 per 4 Plc 7 1 a is usual, rsitemer. SI, Oenoll. Considerable progress has already been made with aL ge • l aa m " 1 " 1- a -Tr a f a h wew, ,,,, aaal aw .. °1 "". .. a n n it.... , .. . ., al Richmond Railway, par to I prem. • Bordeaux and Foreign stocks are dull. Business in this depart- 43.174 76.15: muted Weaken 'irs.--. •.g Street, Sibq mod lry fin craw% h e . the building, as well as with the other arrangements se. ice semi* , mud - . 55 67 Cette Railway, 31 to 31 prem.; Beziere and finis- ment may be considered at a stand st il l, the subjoined 1::::: 1 ;,"',:al wwirc'eL ian i 1 ila par I for rendering the Exhibition successful, and credits- Li. Ise Dd. llkm.. Chan I A 71 grew Railway, 1 to 1 prem.; French Crystal Palace, being the only stocks that have met with transao- _ hie to the country. to s resswiffie, 15 foiled" - I II Ail... _ _______ _ TM. doe, tame Mae. ilflee fl.. 6d. eoth. I 1.0 1 prem.; Chiriqui Road, tto / prem.; North of dons this morning, viz.: Granada Deferred Bonds, COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. AHANDBOOK of NATURAL PHILOSOPHY of opening the late Royal Exchange Al all '111_7 , 4,17..,_4 4 4. Chew , Europe Steam, par to I pram.; Her Majesty's 111 . ; Mexican, 25 to 241 ; Turkish Six per Cents.. ..I ointosour. By thoson s UNWIRE, 101IWT1 PA} as T th h e e N ec e re w mo Ci n t y y Hall by the corporation of Dublin, isi .n C E „:„rg. : : 10 1 1 Theatre Association, Ito I prom. We understand Scrip, 91 prem. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE op, r. f Nataral rtalosopby and Astranonly la Velocity Clin k too k p lace y esterday . The edifice is a very beautiful In ea Da owuri -.. 1 Is— cioo.lll 64 lbsseddis Raise .. •3444 ad then pplication for the appointment of a settling day MARKETS. sermi Conroe: C.Amdmas lo w , 0 ,,,,,,,,,, m ww wi ty . w ow .. one , and it has undergone such changes as were ... ... 0111•6.17. Csand 17; 70117 in the shares of the English, Scottish, and Acura- LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. mINCINO-LANE, SATURDAY MORNINO. ton, ant Yon= C-atritita. With na) Wo•dents. necessary to adapt it to the purpose" for which it pollees! per u5e..... - -As lien Bank will be made on Monday. The scrip was , ter AIONISL There has been less animation to the colonial msrkets ..• She Taird Coots. mimpteting MS troth) tiln metals Astro. will henceforth be used. The statues of Lucas , re 14 4104 0 177 . •-• ••• • 14 11 PARIS, Oct. 1. the Il this week, but generally pores have been supported. The sew sad eitemo:mis. M. AI amt Relon ... .. .. 714 721 issued to-day. NM* ' OP•aing: 111 0 1 . 1 .1 lawn'. Colon. public sales of Sugar have gone off steadily at former rates Loin: T.ylm, Walton, and Maberly, 25, taper Oewer.street, Grattan, Drummond, and O'Connell have been preps N ANN w ee .., , 0o 40i 40 The impart' of Australian gold continue. The eed r, lir-Isar served in the places previously occupied by them. so Is slam xceassillimod , Hi 11l receipts by the Sophia Mo ff att front Adelaide are apt en". - 77 el 's 13 , 78 " i 77 88 ' 7 " demand at full prices. For Coffee there has been but —, 44 pee Cents.. 1171 - lall 70 , 104 10 • 104 SO 103 30 103 se The members of the corporation met at the mansion, ii 111 a w b eas r maaa j= ml 1 21 i n i: ?maw Ers ilisTomE de FRANCE, . . i i 7,000 ounces ; b y te Senator, from S y dney, 9,i00 otoor cots.. 1531.. , 100 I ... I ... ... ... little inquiry, and importers hare been compelled to buy in and proceeded thence in procession to take possession to 17 Vile et AMR ... .. . 1 ISO With rrims. 4s. 6d. ounces ; sad by the Middleton, about 100,008 worth, 4 (77 C 7 4 14 , 04 se , .. .., .., .., nearly all that his been offered at auction, while the small iti , .111 V .1. VAPOLI ON. Will Pates. Mom Sc. ~.. of their new hall. In the evening, • dinner was 11 1, IPSO" 4 . 71 4 . 1 .6 54 besides a fur th er amount brought in by the Blundell. a pet CeZ . ltulemi ... .J . ..; .....- .......... .. z. ~ , ,L ... !wispy dirs!tof: has been at a b out . lc per cwt. decline. Vol l II 3i 41. ad 2S 11 71e 724 40 40i 14f lee 1 2 11 ly • fl 12 10 101 47 11 4 44 M INCINO-LANE, SATURDAY MORNINO. There has been less animation in the colonial markets this week, but generally prices have been supported. The public sales of Sugar have gone off steadily at former rates, and privately, in the West India market, there is a good demand at full prices. For Coffee there has been but little inquiry, and importers have been compelled to buy in nearly all that hu been offered at auction, while the small quantity disposed of has been at about lc per cwt. decline. the demand for Rice continues, and large sales have been made at 3d. to 6d. advance on last week's quotations. The sales of Saltpetre have gone off with firmness. The Tea market is without alteration, and a fair amount of business has been transacted. Common congou rules at Bd. per lb. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports a brisk trade for good May ; any thing of inferior quality difficult to sell, at the following quotations:—Prime Meadow Ray, 725. to 80s.; inferior, 60s. to 68e.; Rowen, 60e. to 60a ; Clover, 755. to 955. ; se cond cut, 665. to 851.; Straw, 275. to 33a. ):)1.: 11/MEETS lIISTOIItE do FRANCE, With rrinto. 416 6d. I- i , dal! dr NAPOLI ON. With Plated. Mem ke. hi. It, •di.TRI 4Uo WlN...flitE, far hulling Ea6llsh into Ballow ir hoodoos& . an vireetream= an whi r Is wing - - • d. - y; 1 oNTEIL 4 ATIONAL EXERCNES, far all Graserasn. i. Id. kEY to ITALIAN ; mitt Lay Eseryies, Ss. Rd. 141%% ;TALI 1\ GRAMMAR, with Emmaus, trued as Csrdaslll, Venal, Iliadtsll; or, Orseuistics Itossaas.* Essalds sad td. IT al , 1N PHRASE sod DIALOGUES. Is. 1k1; larks: Saikkut, Ilsysiall, sad Os.; sad try is had at 11, Taudcskatreet, Osisstgardee. 110 Ii le Dria essorras .. 10 Do.o.ll.R.Tiniom IN Tart sad NIX* MAW WM WAND AT In mar! 101 111 II II 4111 ~~ 19e 30i 30 SO fl PORQUETS NEW PARISIAN GRAM ; h fat tie !retest. both to repil awl Umber. ut Mime. LE nuts 'R de LZOOLIILIt er, tbe Art of Trusedatteg torreldt tats !Wads at Mitt Prised. ad. 24111 BMWs. FItaNCII IdLTIONAII.r. tut Gebook rid Mrevellers. Ss. LA FRANct: ttde au' ode amt. U. M. WY MTh es FRANCE. With blase. rides. is. M. LAS PRKIIIYW4 PA6lt v arum. h. M. CuNt LIULATIONS nittsumN EL be. ht. ITALIAN D1TI). U. ed. Lodes shop'..la. Mardian, sed Oe.; sad no be bed at ••—• M SI 21 WO TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. si a. so The muket is firm and prices are looking upwards. Town Tallow advanced yesterday afternoon 9d. per cwt. Present quotations are u follows:—Town Tallow, 41s. nett cub ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 41s. 6d., new ' • old, 40s. 9d . to ; 41s. October to December, 40s. ; January to Mareb (1853) 40s. 3d. it 6$ 147 149,5 d NAVAL ADMIRALTY, OCT. I. ATPOISTMEWS. Com- Ruder F. Egerton, to mad, steam at College. Lieutenants H. Pearson and E. Lacy, to Eseelkst ; C. J. Didhans, to AFIL92III; and C. Nollotb, to Albion. Muter G. H. N. bower, to Agamemnon. Acting Assistant-Surgeon E. IP-vely, to Victory. Second Madero W. C. Buck and C. P. Mager, to DaiArr; and W. H. Sharp, to Agamemnon. Carat' Assistants W. 0. Battey and Halle, to Water loo, J. H. Harvey and T. Oiler, to Victory and . G.M. helicon, to Impregiodole. Naval Cadet B. W. Baa, to Mi nns. Master Smiths W. &Sal, to (.1141AMIS; and O. Cot lel:, to Portsmouth Yard. PORT:4110CTIII, OCT. I. The flog (blue at the aim) of Rear-Admiral Arthur Parashawe, Sl= : it % panted Superintendent of this . dockyard, was dentin- on board the Neptune, 120, ordinary dlopOt oh* Ora salutes were exchanged with the Commoilor-W (lief, Admiral Sir Thomas Briggs, S.C.U.R. wkr ain V ship. the Victory, returned the complims.t. Bear- Pnuott's flag (rod at the miser) was hauled derml rig same last night. The Electra, 14, C Bemis, is seuly out of the hands of the sad will be ready for sea in a few days. 11114 learpthooter, 8, was taken out of the steers begin to , . day and masted. She has also been taken alongside the. dcskyanl to he fitted out for foreign service. She was put is coristu'imlon yesterday, Lieutenant Parish. The Lea. pard. 1 I t, steam frigate, took in her heavy armament to-day.- TM compasses of the Niger, 11, steam sloop, Commandne Heath, were adjusted yesterday afternoon. THE HOTEL mt Vtux OF PARl5.—The 116 tel do Ville will be completely terminated in the course of a few, weeks. The ern tt.• of the building was laid on the leatla. July, 103, in the reign of Francis 1., and the caselneng„ was accompanied by popular rejoicings. The works were °Pea interrupted by war, or the disturbances of the times, and they were only completed according to the original design in 1641. In Hint, canaries repair* and changes wen effetted, la 1811 it was determined to greatly en large the Hhtel de Ville, or to build a new one; but it was not until InIS that • competation was opened amnia erohi tects for a plea of enlargement. The Emperor Napoleon wished to have the saloons arranged in such a we, that, on grand cc rrmnnies, 6,000 persons could sit at table. Ile also wish., a theatre to be added to the building , 101 l to hate the Place de Grin ea lewd, and placed in communication with Notre Dame by ensue of a splendid bridge. Plans for this p urr pme having been selected, were approved of by the En• parer, seek the experae sae estimated at 25,000,000 f. But under the restoratioa these Were were luswirletel, raw, dosed, and the Hotel de Ville vas not enlarged. In 1832, the Count de Bondy, then prefect, took up the project of the Emperor, and caused plans to be commenced fee men ial, it auto execution. H. de Itaiabuteau, his sionessor, 'emanate d, in Ina, a COMIIIiMiOD for drbnitively tersainat ia4,the pins. On the Aped, 1036, the wen approved aby the Minister at the Ihteraor, end on h 20th August, the socks at r^ Comm need. Ise, were eeePhied in four lean, et an a epense of 12,417,Mt Tith futmluf "arks and decoration. were then begun, and were continued 1 41'41, After a 'light interruption awed by the dastard Meet of that period, they were resumed, and are now draw tha to a Con, When completed, the internal decoratices real he uorivalled in the world. BERE.singro AGAIN.—At the anneal meet iy of the Divamow Agricultural and Labourers' Friend but..; y on Tuesday last, the aught lion. W. Bereeford nenal the prom-bop by alluding to the objects of the r•tmy. and , iph wring the utisfsetion he kit in taking "Ykinet calculated to benefit the poor. It had en pen a l in this county th at benumb he would not cab in' is the insoles of a hired mob at Breistree, he wee not a bead ti tle latineriag claws. That wee sot true ; than * as Mat, I.e would sot do to moots the intends of tart, st..e .• ha .are lafore him cane to receive the prima of the one. ty . but when men passed the bounds of demise? a. 'hey dal at lirandree, th ey were no longer rtspeetable !h ' o ' t refit L i steel:eat men ee ueekania sad titaness, but bemuse a ~aid at was because hr was sure ao snit ekes se. t.l,e hand at • mystic, at DJAZDOW that he had so rub satisfaction in cowing amongst them. He meted u Pae tMai Messed the satiety was intended to do them """ei=elllllllllolllte and 'cumulating their industry. " • OW liagele.") lie was afraid them who Mg wages had not so much to pey them with es they bad, 'ad d the laboartr, by an alteration of the law, got a the-ip leaf, Le ,old not septet to have the same wages--if they had things at a mach cheaper rate, and had send, IL "'Le rages, they were in a much hatter condition than they et re beta*. (A voice, " 1 get may 7..") You its aleck Witte Oft mid be, with 7s. now thee with 9s. before ; het if that nu had hs be woad meat 11e., for • dined. Wald mind is hem .ford CAroskk. more geminate make. - slalom of the lattet are thus sammeoi ip by a Nemegemisat of the Dub lin Express : The Deem of at. Patehlts yea beether-in-law to Or greet Duke of Welliresa, sad of rune is made to etc: t lessor el that 'heirs title. TM mitre of M now wasaet, ia which direr the masks of the wy diVi s seek air& to As Meister a satiable epperaity dbraaar. is fhb belare, to the ourary et the bee elan or Ilerealea sr I the world &ohm The dasa be bat slied tar die ;peados which coe ilia as robsataidtwesdo. Ilawaserd la lois duties ao a W e i, sad peader, the easersas prose et polite shad. W e i, sad dos atualbeet ease et mew tbsowwd peed, bar berm teak M volesid the Wass red eseatsret de decay of the throlesasand Cathedral at et. Patrick, • ladiviead thing and pukka r a sib& &artery :sight well rake lir to ea extltatisa soli* is be pre test ore, would ssaa to le so Instal sod opmepalses. Mr. Dargam haft that his knew ammilleent gift of 20,0001. ke the buildimaii r the °east Exhi of 1853 wadi be i he the Wm works that have been fossil necessary, measly come forward with a fortlmr advance of 6, ma k ing a total of 26.0001., to ha placed by him at the disposal of the committee, he the purposes of the Exhibition. °ameliorable progress has already been made with the building, as well as with the other arreartnents he rendering the Exhibition successful, and credita ble to the country. The ceremony of opening the late Royal Exchange as the New City Hall by the sorporation of Dublin, Leek place yesterday. The ages is a very beautiful mo o sad it has tinker= such changes as were imaissary to adapt it to the purposes foe which it heoselieth be wan The statue of Leeeo, oretten, Thomend, end O'Connell have bees pro served in the plasm reviously seeigied by tbs.. The members otthe eseperabou asS at the -genies, wad proceeded theme in preemies to take poceeseMa et their sew ball. In the swig, a dinner we given by the Led Mayor, to celebrate the °maim The flails Opeenters' Gas Corn held desk, hairy rely meeting, and divided a at the Mod pse . cent. per annum on the m e, The price of gas now in Dublin iort eP or I,obe rabic feet. A good deal of disappointment has been felt in Wig et the result of a meeting of the Ulster Rail way Ocespeny there on Wednesday, the project of eztendiog the railway to Cavan, with a view to open a direct communication between the north and the 11111 d a Ireland, having been thrown overboard by a hme majority of the shareholders. M a meeting of the Ballineoloe Agricultural Sc atty, on Wednesday, Lord Clancarty announced that arrangements had been made to extend the working progress of flax, by having a market opened for its sale and culture in Rallinsoloo. This, observes a local writer, is a move in the right direction, and now that we have the Mews. ,of Lis burn, who have purchased under the Encumbered Estates Commission the neighbourhood of Atheury, the linen manufacture will be promoted here. The officers of the 7th Dragoon Guards, head quar ters Itallincollig, have given directions to have the garrison chapel hung with black cloth, in respect to the memory of the late Duke of Wellington, com mander-in-chief of the army. A SAILOR'S Ilatmlay..!t the poiCesoffice, two girls named Julia Lane and Mary Murphy ,were brought up, charged with having stolen twenty love. reigns from a person named Percy, a captain in die WM- I I ?chant service. They were, however, &mbar's& tbs imp- itain not appearing to prosecute. Mr. Power, wlßs dsNaied kbe cam, Maio* the following story in referees,* it: me time age the rued which Capt. Piny summeeded area mak by lightning 'bile at sea, awl is sheen eiOt akar asap pima eit beard, with the easeptien of le eaptais eel ably, wet_ ea nlaned a weeny paw. The two survivesa semained t• ems ibegaments of the wreck tor sheet by haukeihsa ley diskasil la about 7 )(ours after the =gala wealdetiedmtp .u. ardiser_ ship, and brought into Chismelews ea last lainkiately ea his snivel the willeselpdon ;r47 - Zie ep he his by the Ifiriesnie Miry, mi he some to Oat Ike as!! .. , where are taro ether reptiles wise gave him Pre The ease ~kg he we waltthes in Patrick whe n he fell in with the prisoner Jolla Lane, who tee him into !hear in , 411m4 kept by a wen ceased Braid, where M was rebirral - ef tweak ereseelems. llomill and his wife ebsansied inweedlekly Am the reltbary, and left the oventy k shame with a Oilier mead Berm, who mak et with it, and Or it to his own use. upon the stream* Or the =key, Braid pemehas..el ego illy for 51., from a am mod Kennon, th Cathhailh•e4sse, who, knowing the pleader Braid had skin geve his credit for the pries, or that pßraieid, net Wag Gbh to Ind the tinker, Kamm lost his .—Corit Deperfer. POTATO Dioonto.—The potato ye teir Ins kin mewed with mmaiderable briskness thieseasty, sad es yet ms have not beard ea 7 asephint keret the predate nor the enlist to whisk the limn kw regreseed. Ow know who has an sztenehe breadth of howl seder this seek swi with whoa we spite se Wady lest at the eskjek Mid us *et be enesl4 set esughin, leeks* es yet M had se pest sea to do so, and he belt' believed that ethers ems as well as he was—he has se desks k a fair avenge msg. The asnlent is main late market la as flue is esdMiea w WS lave me nes it—in feet, duties the whsle MISR we MOMS aerie Our maim with seeing live bad t=en say at ell with the nark of disease.— lamina DEATH OF • NOTOEIot sIMPOSTOI.—Henry Stone, shade frauds apes the benevolest have repeatedly been exposed in our polies reports, and who last appeared before the public as an olleer's daughter who had fallen from virtue, but was extremely penitent, died on Tuesday last in Millbank Penitentiary. Stone's renews rests chiefly en the skill with which he defrauded the late Duke of Welling ton of several hundred pounds in an assumed character. Tan KING Or THE BELGIANS received in the evening of the 27th a telegraphic dispateh, informing Idea that Quires Marie Amalie and the Prince de Joinville had arrived at Ostend an their way to Lausanne to visit the Dudes', d'Orlfase. The King immediately gave orders that a spaded trala should be placed at their disposal, and suit • Aiwa& le say that he would meet them at Ter made to them to Ass. The next morning the King, by the two prima., his lens, and the Prince's illmeleels, his deughter, era aid at Termende, and shortly after a bola same up from Ostend with the Queen and the Prime. AR*/ an affectionate greeting between the royal relatives, her Majesty and ate Nines entered the carriage in shah the King had come, and proceeded to Am, accompanied by his Majesty and family. From that elan the royal travellers were to go direct to Aiz•la• Chapelle. VENTILATION or COAL MMES.—At the Bryn Melly Colliery sear Wrezhaat, Timms Clarsa. E l 5. proprietor, Ws. t e mess a nue, mayagea bus as sod pits the gee sr imp eastaimil i M lower which is so dengereve to the corneae. me aim ing = surface, which is sheet three inches in ilameter, Is embed ablest eight hot hem the ground, eat whim a l ight le ap plied Is the gee , the bine illuniisales the washy second fat come disuses, sad a pawn may ese to read ordinary limed print at a dieuw ef tea se twelve yards on the darkest night. This seheme his tended materially to clear eke pita ef Ire dentes_end to ne w e r the purpose intended admirably. —Nora W ales agroseids. 0110.1doot a pro— Nod loGoradosiors Ml Dodd 1104 Ousoll Is 110 N. IS Domm Itorm poomollodostddlon ▪ HundiddLtak&ME. DDew.ll dome Dud .. Iwisodor 141 d.).. BMW laded ememuld ▪ Pltagis doll damn okome dad ▪ taioulonliftwAMllolo Dona lo NNW .... to WOW • AddroldloolomoSped NNW to id.Cosollo ▪ Peomosltdp• Dad Ids bdßedidamodTort 114 OM MO DM. Me So Odd Mates...... 1114 Wilbasds. wilost is Um od 104 isomiiirstimg lo SO Ildhiga= Ord Is U Ode DIM Dam IM. llimmod (bode bend Woolind. 1 16NNA • Ms IN. per L.. is Is NeW 4 t 11 ail anima in Dusin s l . l2eiirk;- 11 liiiiia~N.lo.lllp.CL Do. AIL (ii.) pir 41 piA I Nu Ow• 2 II De. lirti pit Cwt. Ms* le ONLValikeigijrai OL. rg ill art Immo uLy. smi Deities. sam'an t t Ilinireal I • ▪ Walllollo fiti o 9 pAL 1111 tamilkie &W.W.I ix I taatldp.tialNra 1 DOM Wefts. II wife. • tAAJIANIII4dOma.Thhts WI Lei II SW.Milliaaliol le De. Dot =,.‘a i 6; Ve -- - an lbayr. a chnii.,* ii a. il Da. de. 44 pa MO 1611m101109r.aliap.Ct a DIY 10,11010000 ... ..... all Doh It o . 2Fs mat.. I. Ilardll ... .. II Irdraislar. aad Waiver.. tll.llparOosa I Wro.llaniOsar. 11l Illatiratelnalia(lfor.W. 0110.1 0 par Ont.. „ 10 Da i •a Oat ... oil Widow It Kamm .. IPS Tort, lewords s ls Sem., Cli.Martli et isi.pursh 5 Ditto Ditto I. TettakiLMlLlL.A.Pint mum' NA', 1111 ardent Ind limallart. Dl2BB amp • Usildi a ttia... I. 11•1 Gnat Mks foilo;do . ! 4f Do. 4Of Josolloo of tomer 14 Gt.Weet.alOireksbares: ... Do. Boob (tad boos)oosop worlod 40 Nook UU 1107,1281; du la 11187, jot msg. H I Losooaboori 1 0 Do. (28thret) 14 Do. Do. 011osoll • ro sod 2,18;42 VI D e s. a do. 46 Do. do. Noe .- 1 tg Noma e Woo (with Is. ) 28 Do. D0.(11 Wood) IS %arbors ot trsoos... sN Do. aOl. pa et lamb (tor B. Mohr II Drloria Dordosio i . 30 1 lo 4.iirT; 601110i0... .:: In i 2u P•rta end Ofireas ... .. le ' 1 , rule and low ... ... i , h '.l ~.eri. ued AtraPhstr, 10 1 P 116.0a* - o•oolrnerb are 10 36 Stow NM Rim ... ... 10 30 WI owl Man ... ... Of SI Wog 1/100610... .4 4 Wading ham: ... $1 U 113 113 I 1 37i 17 :11 Its is. Ilh 3111 d I 3 I& Is IS - N In 11l lill In ad 80 $1 10S 114 KIAIIII/. pi 101 iiii its id i 1 W - I di. i fai I of 1 4 1 1 1 pa ,2 I 1 pa 14 14 5 1 1 11 9 S Si Si 9 107 101 " lie 15) SI Si Po 1$ 14 10 Ilf 11 I r. I f pea die Ipm i 141 10 Sr 11l lir ' 1 1 1 11 p. N Hi Ili l Is i ag In 114 -- i -- ij i !v ILWATIL 14 Iff Ili 1I 1+ ll t pm f 3 1 li MI par I pa N 3 II • I i s S pa Vis • II ▪ M / Si{ IN IN In ISt pu 117 . 69 54 ,4 24 . 1 21 2 psi le. IS. 4.l M M :so M -- Sy 94 96 10 TS •• • 11. - - lt L. Camels were aria a Aids flatter to-day. wen made in the aftersam at 991 for cash, bid at this mildew lbws wise no ds4ded sellers, and the I prise lart ag twit spened, at NO to I,both for money and the 13th hst. Oseisially the market may be OA to maintain its den tone, speculation in this pewter being stagnant. The only other business b this department was in the Anindties of 30 years ostbilin 1860, which were dealt In at 6j. arch Exchequer Ens main fell Is. to-day, 695. to 725. pea., with a fiat appearance. Tie tare bills Ara& quoted 675. to lem prem. India Breda resided b., being dealt in at Ob. to Ob. pew la dm India stook market the transielleifir were soiled to a few descriptions which wow As dist attention d speculators. The of *showy sessoot Turkish m A r tios dinged se .. mm erad dis& uvi Las Beadei r wa ned y *lrbil So divliasi eI4 saw "How- Nee tar while shrthir eleatese ifi_priess is shown. Mozismt Bonds were ne e and Spanish firm at the late advance. bass are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 101 ex div. Dutch Two•aad-t-Half per Cents., 86, ; ditto Four Bonds, Certifs., 97 ex div. Grana da Deferred 111. Mexican New Three per Cents, 24j, 25. Peruvian Actives, 104, 104, 103 ex div. ; ditto Defined Three per Cents., 66, 641, 631 ex die Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., 38 / . Rue-' Five per Cents., 1181; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1044, 1. Sardinian Five per Cents., 96. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 61, 601, 51 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cent., 231, 4 ; ditto for ac count, 15th Oct., 231, 4. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 914, 1, 9 ,1, prem. The business in miscellaneous shares today was very active. The transactions comprise:—Bank of Australasia, 574,1; Bank of British North America, 671; Colonial Bank, 154; London Chartered Bank of Australia, 3,4; London and Westminster Bank, 331; Oriental Bank Corporation, 391, 30; Royal Australian Banking and Gold Importing, 1 ; Union Bank of Australia (21. 10s. paid), 61; C Pe; 64; General Steam Navigation, 28) ex 'ir.; Mail Steam, 784. Shares in the English, Scottish, and Australian Bank are quoted I . to 1 premium; Upper Indian Railway, j to 4 premium ; Antwerp end Rotterdam Railway, to f premium ; Wood ford Railway, 4to 1 premium; Wimbledon and Croydon Railway,ll to 24 premium; West End and Crystal Palace Railway, 1 to j prem.; Vauxhall and Sydenham Railway, 14 to z prem.; Quebec and rnond Railway, par to 4 pram. • Bordeaux and Cott. Railway, 31 to 31 prem.; Beziera and Orga nismic Railway, 4 to 4 prem.; French Crystal Palace, Ito j prem. • Chiriqui Road, to prem. ; North of Europe Ste;im, par to 4 prem.; Her Majesty's Theatre Association, 4 to 4 . prem. We understand the application for the appointment of a settling day in the shares of the English, Scottish, and Austra lian Bank will be made on Monday. The scrip was issued to-day. The imports of Australian gold continue. The receipts by the Sophia Moffatt from Adelaide are 17,000 ounces ; by the Senator, from Sydney, 9,100 ounces ; end by the Middleton , about 100,0061..w0rth, besides a further amount brought in by the Blundell. The silver brought in by the La Plata has already been sold at the full advance lately established, and is destined for transhipment to India, the demand for which continues. The market remains v Am Present quotations are thus reported by Sharps and Wilkins :—Bar gold, 775. 9& per es. standard ; bar silver, without gold, Os. 040. per as. standard; ditto, containing gold (all gold above 6 grains in the pound to be paid for), ss. ld. per as; Mexican and South American dollars, 4s. 11d. per es. With reference to the letter from Mr. Duncan Dnelies, which appeared 'in the .Express of this morning, denying that a project for the amalgama tion of the London Chartered Bank of Australia and the English, Scottish, and Australian Bank had been entertained by the directors of the former com pany, we can state that negotiations were pending hint sow days between influential members of the two bards, and as it was generally believed a suneassh/ msnit would have been attained, a great deal allow Wire was excited by Mr. Dunbar's letter. Both bents are in a similar position as 176 tea Wiwi for a charter, and a project sertainly appea rs . reasonable, as being" to ea= a great wing in the working impasse of be banks. In case of an amalgemoliso a somber of the directors of each institution vi hove to vacate their scats, and it is probably to this circumstance that the rejection of the Foposition is owing. The quotations of stocks at Amderdam on Thurs day are thus reported by Mr. Rwatees telegraphic express:—Dutch Four per Cents., 964; ditto Tyro and-a-Half per Cents., 634. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 23 13.16. Mexican New, 28 1.16. Portuguese New, 39 1-16. Austrian Five per Cent. Metalliques, 78 11-16. At Vienna on Thurs day the Five per Cent. Metalliques were quoted 94; the New Loan, 95; and the Exchange on London, 11.30. _ _ • _ _ The business in the market for foreign exchange to-day was not extensive, and the rates did not vary materially. Short Paris was done at 25.30 to 321; do. 3 months at 25.471 to 60. Amsterdam remained at 12.01 to 1. Hamburg was in demand, and, little paper being in the market, the rate declined to 13.81 to 1. Frankfort was done at 1201. The quotations for Italian places experienced no change, but Spanish and Portuguese paper was dull, and nego tiations were effected in favour of buyers. St. Pe tersburg ruled at 371 to a. Vienna and Trieste were extremely flat, at 11.40 to 44, with limited transac tions. Annexed is our usual list of the prices negotiated : rim* mom nagotlalol. /Wu To Arailerdsza pet abaft 111. 15 eta ... 111. INatv. 11111• tr • IN. *Av. - 1231. d. and Alt ea „ „ lemma Neal. :taxa OM. Yalu per /10 11011. Okr. Ifs. par „ 14. 40kr. 1111. 41kr. „ „ lia.4rkr. Ile. 44kr. „ „ 3*. 60 2*. HO. 331 r. 60 a ... sa. 11240. " " Wt. 30 a ... 13*. „ abort M. 30 I. Iftr. 3441 . . „ 3 Illooths33lt. 474 e. ... 13*. 60a. 23ft. Os. 23fr. 1124 a. . „ " 2*. 604. ... 16tr. Use. , „ 131 r. 514. -. 13*. 6145. " „ 13tr. 616. ... 11/46. Outea FlMaa „ Ids. 71 .„ ?la =la per ding „ 41 pare ... 41 peso par oases ~ 1 pea ... Ica playa 1 pow 144 low pot Biller „ peon ,4 pea Pam ... I pow „ 4 pm, Pt 11111 PIP ............... MOM pars .. pm " " 63 penes ... 1111 4 aro Patirsbart Per reds „ 174 moos ... 37 pea There has been a considerable rise in the price of rid at Hamburg. The quotation received by to day's mail is 4301, at which rate there wee now offering in the market. The price of gold yesterday at Paris was about 1 per mills prom. (new tariff rate), which at the English m i nt price of U. 17s. 101 d. per ounce fa standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.191; and the exchange at Paris on London, at short, being 25.30, it follows that gold is about 0.417 per cent. dearer on than in Paris. By to-day's advice, the price of gold at Hamburg is 4301 per mare, which, at the English Mint price of 31. 17a. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.7/ ; and the exchange at Ham burg on London, at sheet, being 13.0, it follows that gold is about 0.813 per cent. dearer in Hamburg than %London. According to the last accounts, the course of ex change at New York on London for bill' at sixty days' sight is 1101 per cent., and the par ci exchange between England and America being 109 23.40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.92 ii~r:: r z ;. Kiwis .: Mammy Braude Hai!. =iiii ii I 1 ate. FARM 002.1. 3pw Casts. .. 41 per Cents., 1611 4 $ NT Cuts., Isl lO6 4 ,er Casts. 1 94 IS 3 per Ctn.. New Loan . „ Eutaw cla I sosen ; misled, 1130 ; 90 days, 23 124. De re 6340.1540103 Wort I Naples Rents 104 110 New. 631 .. /Want' $ per Coats ni De. 3 ... ... Plidiesat .3 lll. N ... i Treasury Bands... ... " Ds. 3. UN lOll .. I Dank Nuns N4O ... " Pal" 00r. I.—St. Germain, —; Versailles (rUht altrk). —1 do. Ikin mom, us 73; Pada and Orlsasa. Lae Peals arl am% VW W s Sime. and !hare, 421 U ; Illsesealla and Aryan. —i riresisess sall tale. MO; Narita.; 79760; Pad. and unelemeg,l4ll; MI sag War^ 31375; Lysol and Avignon, 631173; IINN.0" EN 1t5re.14334 .• Onesl. 6 7 3; Sksdil at St. DIAN I Cles., INS ; Feels me o.etiourg, 672 3$ ; Dijon and sereasea, 111 SO; Nearperlier and OK", 630; Sardis= and Ns*, 177 MO; Faris sad Nam 176; Dieppe rad rsainip, SOS ; Oraad SEN. %SOO. VIENNA, Seim 30.—Five per Cent. Metallignee, 951. New Loan, (Series A), 94k; ditto (B), 1091. Lombardo Venetian, 1021. Bank Sares, 1,3 5 2. Ex change on London, 11.31. BEELIN, SEPT. 28.—Voluntary Loan, 102. New Loan, Four-and-a-lialf per Cent. (1860), 1032 ; ditto (1862), 1031; Natmoal Debt,: 961. Com anneial Marine SoMotfa Premium, 1291. Bank Shares, 1061 i. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LITBRIPOOL, OCT. I.—We observe a trifling improvement to-city in our share market, as compared with the state of business for some days previously, but operations are far from active, and the quotations of London and North Western skeaka in particular are subjected to very great fluctuation. The transactions to-day are as toßow Birkenhead, Lancelihiso, end Cheshire Data Chester and Birkenhead). 21—Cale4oxian, 221—Eastern Counties, Uf —Lancashire and YOrkihilt 831 I—Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 181 I—Laudon and North Western, 1181 17 —Ditto ((fi fth shares), 21 p.—Manchester , Sheffield, and Lincoln. 301—Midland, 7618—South Eastern and Dover, 29 —White ven Junction, 81—York, Newcastle and Bee wick, 161—York and North Rolland, 241—Great Southern and Western, 481—Dutch Rhenish, 1 c. d.—Oreat Luxem bourg, 6 d. MANCHISTII4 OCT. I.—There was very little business trassaeted, and prices were rather lower. Leeds meek, 831 ; Leedom stock, Uffil ; Blackburn, 81 ; Cheshire Jane tte:m.l4db. ; Edinbar6 and Glasgow, 33 ; East Lanosshire, Iltmai s ester and Birlosbead, I. shares, 3 dia. OCT. 1.-11 Ira been about the same amount of barlasis es for the 1111 few days transacted in the share market dde mosleg. On the whole, the market is very flat, end *me Use sllghtly receded, The following are the dealer Woo :—Les‘ Northerns, 181; Lancashire and Yorkeldres. I ; Lesia Northern Fifths (41. paid),; North Westerns, 8 1.3 ; East Lancashire!, 181; Midland stock, 78i. Btaxixexam, Ocr. I.—The transactions in this market to-day were confined chiefly to sales in Focal stocks. Manchester and Sheffield (61. Preference) were done at 13s. 3d. prim. ; and Birmingham and Staffardthire Gas Company Shares at 103. is somewhat premature topmasts& to speak positively of New Cannon:street ; but suet it No mom* aloes it promises very satisfactorily. Un til it Gomm to be sompieted throughout its entire coarse, the oomensfilouness that will ultimately result from it son net be hit by the public; but as far as it has proceeded, it has already admitted light and cheerfulness into what has hitherto boss a district of ehoked-op density and dismal dullness And if we may judge from some of the hoots already executed, it shows a considerable &drones in archi tectural taste, beyoad that which prevailed in the days of Nash and his school of " slap•bang design," equally tawdry and crude—of meek magnificence, but genuine meanaus. As far as fashion is concerned, it is hopeless for the City to attempt to rival the Westend, yet it is in its power to show that it cannot only vie with, but even sniper it in street architecture; and it would be no more than sound policy en the part of the citizens to take some pains to do so, in order to establish a couoterpoise of attraction for strangers and visitor, to the metropolis. The deficiency, with regard to the fashionable ness, ought to be made up for by evident superiority in point of taste ; nor would that be a very difficult matter, con sequently all the lees excuse fur not doing so. We may be thought to dwell too long and too strongly upon this par ticular point, bat It is one with regard to which pe 'ple re• quire to be stirred up. In public improvements, largesees and liberality of views prove ultimately the moat prudential and economical; whereas, penny-wise in regard t ) them is apt to turn out eventually no better than pound-foolish. It is for influential men efonceted with the City to show that if they no larger reside within it, they are not therefore in attentive to its Welfare, but are anxious that, besides being Proorrous, it should 4:Whit the outward signs of pros perity in Its general appearaam.—Lowson's Merchants' Maiming. Mg: Dtrltz OvEaceiti.—A government official in Bermuda was in the habit some years ago of sending pack ages of arrowroot to the Duke of Wellington, out of kind ness and respect, for which he used to receive notes from the Doke acknowledging the receipt d the packages, and 'mongol thanks for them. The supply dr arrowroot at Apaley House must have exceeded the consumption; and its semunolstioa appears to have been inconceivably large, for the Bermuda official was surprised to receive a note, of which the following is a copy she Duke of Wel- Beet , n peewit' his eonsplow.nts to ----, and begs to in lows him that he thinks be wow has arrowroot mewl. " TEITIMONLAL Ti) LORD MARCUS )311.4—Under the head of " Erotism," the Worcester Chronicle gives the fol lowing: "A subscription of 100 guineas has hi n raised for the purpose of presenting to our late member a suitable memorial for his put services to the borough —a testi ausaial still more flattering as coming from men of all shades of political opinions, many of whom had beg appear' es Us." AvLRAGL.—Town Tallow, 430. 9d.; fat by ditto 29. 4d. ; yellow RuMian, 439. Od. ; melted stuff, 31s. 6d. ; rough ditto, 208.0 d. ; Tallow grave 9, 14s. ; good dregs, 60. COVENT GARDEN.-THIS DAY. Vegetables and fruit continue plentiful. Melons are good and cheap. Plums, pears, apples, and peaches still arrive from France. Tomatoes are abundant. Filberts realise from 60s. to 66,. Potatoes are very plentiful, but in many instances, diseased. They have not altered in pries. Peas are nearly over. Mushrooms continue plentiful. Cut Flowers consist of heaths, pelargoniums, roses, mignonette, bignonia vomits, and fuchsias. raurrs. _ _ _ !limas,lse, per M., Ils to Ss . %apes, botbouse,p. lb., Is to 4s Pesetas per dos., As to Os Nectarines, per dos., Is to 7. Plums, per rum; Is toe. I , l^ per dos., 1164 to Is Sd AMss, assiert, p boo., es to 's Michas, do., :s to Is Nelms, mob, ts to 54 Gloom, per dos., Is to Is Icon, per dos., 4 ed to So p s half W.e, 3o to 6s Oranges, per tko., to to is Gd perloo, is Od to 108 I. to 3. Almonds, per Peek, 5, sweet. per lb, is to ao Bar; Bar-. O. bseb..tos to 22s p. boob., 12s to Ito VEOET ABLE% Cabbampsr dos. 64 to Is 3d Shallots, per lb, Cd to 8d Item% Besse, past. sieve, Is 6d to Garlic, per lb., 6,1 to 8d 2e. Lettuce, Cab., p. more, id to IP = u p:r .... sleve, Ps Is Is Goa, per toot., 94 to Is ed peed., 4. to Gs Radishes, gas dite., 3d to la Onus. pot Mb. Soto Is 6d Turnip, bil to Is Gil Tomb% p. lit We, 4. to So Retell Pla!ads, p. putt., 2,1 to 3d Mats% pr Isla Mt to 130 s Ilorre Radish, per tell., Is to 4. per *wt. as 66 to Is blueltroost, per pot. 9d to Is Id pot Ina., bad to b6d per buebel, 3a to be Tt. per Ois.,ll.lii to le Od B=er half Meer, M to Is Camemben, orb Ild to 64 es, per dos., 4s to Gs Rest Ilarree,p, Mo., to loM Fennel, per bunch, 3d to Sd 01. pat WWI% bd to Is M Gamy, per bunch, 2d to 3d Cerrods.p doo., 3. to Ss Thyme, per bunch, til to 3d 1144wW, pp sibs, I. to 3s Pinky, per dos bunches, le to 3. thaws. per joram, bark Id to Sd Mint, per bunch, 24 to 3d Bat. pat ... Pp dos .isto b withp.., ts bd to be limit, mcciet, per Si to 64 WIWI, ed Mar Lesko, per batch, Id to 34 Watercraft., per 12 bun, Illd to Is METALS.—Mr. Mosta'e circular stags that the upward movement in the Iron Market continues, whilst the disposition on the part of buycrs and speculators to come in increases daily. Scotch pig iron has been very much ex alted. The market is entirely cleared of this artiele—tbero are scarcely any sellers; the nominal quotations are Ns. for cub, and 655. three months open, f. o. b. in G lasgow; which prices are reported to have been realised. Bar iron has advanced to 61. 10s f. o. b. in Wales, with an upward tendency. Rails steadily maintain their increasing im provement in price. There have been anxious buyers at U. with few sellers. Sinker : The movement progresses, and large quantities have changed hands this week at from 171. 10s. to 181. on the spot; a parcel sold today at 181. per ton on the spot. Tin is steady, with few operations. Tin plates are looking higher with a good demand. THE NEW CHANCERY ORDERS.—In the new Chancery rules, in lieu of the present fees allowed to soli citors for instructions fur bine (which from the commence ment of next term are to be printed), the following charges are to be allowed--For instructions for bill, lf. 14s. ; for making a copy of a bill or claim for the printer, per folio 4d. ; for correcting the proof-sheet, per folio 21. (the printer's bill to he paid and allowed); for amending each copy of a bill or claim to serve, where there is no reprint, las. 4d.; instruc tions for brief (in several mitten) to be charged only once in the progress of a close, lf. le.; for amending each brief as bill or claim, where there is no reprint, 13e. 4d. ; for perusing and considering the bill on behalf of each defend ant, or set of defendants appearing by the same solicitor, 11. 1.. FRIENDLY SOCIETIE.4.—In the report of the corn ' matte of the House of Commons on the operation of the laws relating to friendly societies (just issued), reference is mole to investments by friendly societies into the National Debt-office. Sir Alexander Spearman, tho c. troller, stated in his evidence that his office has at prevent no means of checking or verifying any sums transmitted by any society to him fur investment beyond a simple declara tion tendered at the same time with the money ; that the interest payable is higher than that which the gov ernment receives; that the societies might draw out the money, and the difference between the price when sold and when invested would be so much loss to the country,—beside , , the funds might go down ; that sums have seldom been drawn out when once invested with the National Debt Commis sioners, and it la open to surmise that the claims which ought to be met from moneys so invested have been liqui dated from other means, and so the capital which be very high rate of interest has remained rant. • h • prejudice of the public revenue. Sir A. S, aiw • IP' with Mr. Tidd l'r .tt, th e reg istrar, in 44. 3 4 ni board should be formed for the ansgerne societies. There are various recommends tlltti N . gard to the sew bill to be brought before P MON subject of friendly societies. pj f ‘. V _ ... ;4 ,4 ~..~ , IM Iv 1 1I i* 1011 zd li Ps an LI 1 si