The Express. — London, England, 1852-11-04 00:00:00

. IT* Xsl3 rt% RAILWAYS. e lO 10 Da. do. New . ... au 30 4 as.. a L.... (with la.; of of 10 II D.. Do.(01 lairrest) .. 65 75 II 16 cult,. of Pt...... .. $ 3. $32 10 all Llo. 301. 5 par et. rasa (rye h. u Mak... 010. 105 :5 10 11 sum and Beide= .. A II fro us Ipso ... . 10 205 ps 10 30 Marry sad Orleme ... .. 68 71 10 9. Psis sad Boum ... . 392 402 P 76 eurie mut .5ry••66 , 6 545 13 10 1 P 04.036 usdCberb ury 3 55 pm 12 0 2i Quebes sea lUelsoos3 .. I iPM A V 114 MM mad lia.ta ... 264 21 a ,0 0•611,040no1 1106.•... 105 11 10 fa. Upper ladla 064 ........ tf all . awl Vas..., .. . 41 41 10 9 Wows of Prune— .. 92 92 pis 111 4 If 141 NI 1 41f 3cit a r 111 71 li• 66 8 4 1 4 14 6 41 16 14 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANE.-THIS DAY. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. The railway market is firm, and tho tendency is still upward for many stocks, including Ambergate, Bristol and Exeter, Caledonian, Cork and Bandon, Oreat Northern, Le eds Northern, North Western, South Eastern, and York and North Midland. Lancashire and Yorkshire, and North British are not quite so good as yesterday. The market for French shares continues active, and prices are still rising. St 0 AR.—The market is steady but not active. The pub lic oaks of Ilavannah and Manilla were bought in by the importers at lull prices. Maned quoted the same as yes terday. COPPIII.—The public sales are going off steadily. Good ordinary native Ceylon quoted 475. buyers. Taa.—There continues a want of animation in this mar ket, but prices are unaltered. Pimitstro.-200 bags of good sold freely in public sale at very full prices, 61d. to did. per lb. COTTON—This article continues very firm, with a limited business. Rice.—The demand remains dull and sales to any extent could not be made without giving way in prices. In other articles no material alteration. SEAMS AND STOCKS it•ftways. losing prim yesterday. W to-day sp to: p.a. Acubuft, /lOU' n Wasiu M gest Junction 1 . 1 . 1 r nos. Lasudiatos.J?• 3A 96 61 i I MONEY MARKET. WEDNIIIIDAT ETINSNO• SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the trade at the following qu f 4 tions Prime I6y, 725. to 785.; lute:tor, 60s. to hos. ; Itowen, 424. to 541 ; Clover, 80s. to this. ; second rut, Ws. to 80s.; Straw, 245. to 28s, , . . „„„,... , .111 ...7 d../roei ...lee. e se seq-----ie,....1ea. ‘43 1‘..4 1 -.... Os- yr. • ~,........T. ..-- No. 1,935.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVEI ----=------ ~ ii I BIN F. TELEGIt A P H.-NOTICE IS In the Wed Midland derision th e . mortality of Oloaces- IM PE RIAL PARLIAMENT v.,- ~'„ . , i.IVEN, that the 81.:UMAKINE WIKES are miw tershire. Staffordshire, aud Warwickshire was above, in S. '" •' th tnelcre oi the eotteANT, No. en. Oolts- Shropshire end Worcesterthire below the average. m i sm roe e ..—.--. ‘ O ,l . ... 'lt... ell inerearres ter trauseouion to the ointment rhcea and erirlatina were epidemic in several districts ; iso lat'i."sel I• l rot 15 e. "tte'rulee the saes eana`aree we' lated eaoes of summer cholera are mentioned ; a man, aged HOUSE OF COMMONS. I Se ". - '''' 7,,i a .1 ...message ta3:.- ay ceder to Ue l- " 6 " 1"' 1 . O. ir. ratutorr. ' 66, died of cholera in 26 hours, at Wens. in Shropshire; in di ' the Pula district of Neweaetkurider-Lyme, in Staffordshire, THIS DAY. ißr -_-__-__ ...- h um the deaths (1'22) entitled the births in number; and 44 per- 01 ILIONEY. - W.‘NTED to BORROW, sons, chiefly children, died of readmits& in this insalubrious, o .i. s 14,.i use on the n or. meriti of freehold or ,• . The fourth parliament of the present reign was formally ,s o it ... . it . , . totrottot ono 0 , ~,,.._en r , or m or . iii. i djained uis town. The mortality of Birmiugham was high ; inaugurated to.day. Her Majesty's " Faithful Commons" iL e riseinetele toubti. sad Ottibolloo6ll, 11, eiseetins, Inn. 1,-.2 des were registered in the qwertee; diarrhea was epidemic and fatal ; one case of cholera a mentioned. began to arrive shortly after one o'clock, Mr. Medley, Mr. na ?mg- - ... D AIiON LIEBIO on PALE ALES. - over the ordinary rate of mortality within the din- Mr. Spooner, Sir Robert Inglis, and sundry new member', am 13 Pi wished to reseclate with say Individual brewery my re- Viet, caused by the excessive prevalence of diarrhea being amongst the earliest comers. ay .- .n ea... Creed ute:teutiou of bitter beer with urethane. it amongst intuits. Fifty-one deaths are ascribed to i d...etweieniy astarat to bee , unatioard mother brewery, to diarrhea and dysentery, sometimes united with other e The honourable gentlemen seemed to look with some - ieti n, ..e,, not la Mr. Alban* IOM regard in Merengue. e ene• 0. brewing; and It wee tees as that buttery, anit muses ; and, with the exception of a few aged persons, the curiosity fur airy indications that might promise a some- et :.. ' `"" i . . t h at m a .............1 a car e . whole are of children under two years of age. The cone. what more salubrious atmosphere, and a more genial ; " 4 t li.: i A le.. 7 ire . e.ned at saran. The sibeinmen 1 /wend of plaint has not been centilud to any puticular locality or climate than they hare had to endure last sassiest; it s,7l:iereee. iii ine letter to ler. Aesop% Is rimmed to seek a clam There is one case of English cholera, after 17 hours ; but the changes were few. The old chandelier' i Me 13 rSO ir. 1,11 1.1 the inferesee that um vesiel was exclusive! that of a man 40 yean of age, who had been discharged ea we to ea v. sae .a 1..• ve'.l bur- Thel wee aid eke ea" , 'al." 4 " 1118 a soldier, and come to reside here within a month of his te e rira to thit c.o. of beer. Men:3 taLISIU. had hero remared, awl their places supplied by various ei us—es 4111 , . My. ISS2. death. Of the births. 16 are illegitimate. Of the deaths, pendant lights, resembling reversed daisies, and of which el . the effect was similar to the illuminated tulips borne by a. Nee - fee wren'. origital letter lets the handed Mr. Meier, as 11 are those of illegitimate infants." I. c a e-11. tee Omni ill, when It may be gem by say In the North Midland Division, the mortality was above 11,1 , iwe in 0 r , • se ta,rad sU iderest ut the matter , the avenge in Leicestershire, Lineelashire, Nottinghem- . stage fairies. These were lighted ; but of course it was shine, and Derbyshire. The districts which su ff ered most impossible to judge of their efficiency by day. Of the • -- --- --- - were Loughborough, Leicester, Grantham, Spileby, East ventilation, it was likewise damn to speak; but it was Retford, Seaford, and Nottingham, Derby, Chesterfield, understood that Dr. Reid had been dismissed, and the IAhItIAGES, BIRTHS., AND DEATHS, IN and Hayfield. In Moulton, Spalding, it is stated that two whole matter placed under the;coutrol of Sr Cherie. ENGLAND. fares of typhus occurred in ono family. " The diocese," Barry. An elegant rail of galvanised iron in front of the acieirdiug to the Registrar, " was caught fern the panne Ou Tuesday, the Registrar-General issued his quer- titi,;.. is • neighbouring perish where • the disease was pre- reporters ' gallery, was the only other noticeable alteration. Ufa ' , W . Ufill of the marriages, births. and deaths, reg istered ouic.t... No other cases occurred in this district. The By two Vele& the home had basoter - oull 411.4 ' bi 0.. ,i,,,..i.,,,, e,umics, sod districts of Englund. Registrar of Miaterton, Clainaborough, says: " I registered Amongst the ociespents of the treasury benches were the 1:-e m a rr ia ge, births, and deaths in the return exc eed the death of a In-male, the mother of 9 children, 40 years of t he ..s. root.; so that the result is mixed ; indicating great general age, from ' fever ' as certified by the medical attendant. Attorney Chancellor of the Ex.termer, the Home Secretary, the a:iiiti ii, a, and Solicitor-general, Sir John Pakington, Mr. 1 the sources of employment, but no From my having known her to be a strong, hardworking, , & w ieldiest in the causes of mortality. healthy looking woman, I was induced to make inquiry as Henley, Mr. Herrera, Lord John Manners, Mr. F or bes NA tiltt•olre. to what could have produced the fever. I found within 18 Mackenzie, Mr. Christopher, Sir John Trollops, six( I !Yemen were married in the quarter, ending June inches of the dwelling•house door an untapped sewer full Mr. Hamilton, Ac. Mr. Disraeli, who arrived at about • t-h„ lei:. mid thus 40,007 f am ilies were established, or of sludge or dirty water to the grate, and within 2or 3 i,'-'e'; mere than were established in the corresponding yards of the dour there was a quantity of manure. I re- quarter before two, looked exceedingly pale and carewent . ~t .r of 1818. The proportion of ecreens married t o the commended the immediate removal of the nuisance. Lord John Russell entered the house a few minutes later, I . 2. " " alation was 1,71 , 6 ; ut mrr iiages. 88.3 in 10 0 ,000; while Shortly a ft erwards 1 heard the husband of the deceased and took his seat ar the leader of the opposition ; but the tl.;!'aisreits numb. re Ire respectively 1,666 and 1425. The woman ...in . . front bench, on the left hand of the chair, was but thinly „ere eve so the marriages appears to be general ; but it is Lancashire and Cheshire have experienced • high rate of the a resteet in Londou, ehe re the marriages in the quarter mortality. 18,692 deaths „to registered in• the summer occ upied . Le up r ied. A z m w on .,t ge , t m th i e il o i tfi i e i r o m m e e m , be j. re k pr e r: i n th t , w i le t teser tv : mer e 6.713, er 1.304 more than the marriages in the were- quarter, a number 3,646 in execs of the deaths in the spand ' ea "' • quartet of 1848. Is asoll'hire. Develleh'r e . summer quarter of last year, and 3,628 lees than the num. W. Williams, Thornely, Hudson, Wilkinson, Hudson, A. Sonist•etetere, Chmlnre, Lancashire, Durham, Cumberland, her of deaths in the summer quarter of 1849, when Asiatic Matheson, W. bailie, C. Forester, W. 11. Barron,' Hume, mi d '.south Wales. an . . a' 11,1 • 11 7 in _.the parts at which r* choler* was epidemic. Diarrhea is the chief cause of the T. Duncombe, J. Wilson, Clay, Lowe, Kinnaird , Sir James magmata sail, en sawmill lamb*/ si oamarriages was a l e- increase of mortality ;it was epidemic, and extended its Mend • ravages into almost every district. The deaths in Liverpoll Duke, Lord A. 0. Lennox, Sir F. Baring , the Marquis of stains. 111 df rd Col. Sibthorue de., &c. and West Derby from ad causes were 3,537 •in Chorlton, a° ° . -, ', mute; births wire registered in the quarter ending Sep- Mend, and Manchester, 4,113 . In Manchester, 4 men, At about ten minutes past two the Gentleman Usher of tune r 30, le.i2. The meatier slightly exceeds the high who were working in the same buil lingo, were killed by the Black Rod, Sir Augustus Clifford, Arrived mid awn number r eamtered in the corresponding quarter of 1851, the elects of lightning on August 10. In Ashton the re money the house to attend at the bar of the House of Lords. and t , de eter. tiv 31.371, than the number registered in gistrar notices that three-fourths of the deaths by diarrhea Sir Denis le Msrehant, the Chief Clerk, followed by a large 1840, ultra it is believed the rigiltrat iM w " IMII kart' and dysentery happen in streets and places where there ia Met this it is now. Within the hut twelve mouths little or no sewerage. proportion of the members resent, instantly left the house, 821.2.. 014 . 11 "ten hays been "'relie d e n the national regis- Yorkshire was more unhealthy than usual, as Is shown in obedience to the mandate. ten. The rate of births in England is influenced by the Isi the deaths in the last five summer quarters-8,942, On their return in about ten minutes afterward' , seasons; it is higher in the first than it is in the last two 1 ,865, 9,107, 10,008, and 11,630. Huddersfield, Halifax, Mr. R. Pereira proposed and Lord Robert Geoevirtok , quarters of the year, in the proportion of 34 to 31. Thus, Bradford, Ilunslet, Leeds, and Dewsbury, Ecelesall Bier• taidtog out year with anoth•r, the annual rate of births per low, soil SeelSeld, York, Beverley. &lactates, Hull,Scar- seconded Mr. Shaw Lete•Re's appointment as speaker. est In the spring quarter is 3 411 . " 1 the summer 'Atari" , borough, and Ouisborough, all suffered more or leas from The right hon. geuttomen was unanimously :elected, and 3117; Me rates se 1852 were 3 516 and 3.294. the epidemic diarrheas, and the mortality was In mese- the house adjourned. INCINAMI off Po F C AAA 1011. que.oe raised. Several fatal cases of summer cholera are As 151.19 3 births arid 109,49 7 deaths hre m tne 'tal , e," recorded. The registrar of Barnsley states that a fatal ease ---- - toted in the quarter, the '.auralincrease w .......Y_V. WW l,' of Asiatic cholera occurred at Dedworth, in Barnsley, aat the rate of 3 , 899 weekly , sod 637 daily . 4... natura l which is in a very unsatisfactory state : the application of AfINES. ii.cf...• is less Mae it has hitherto usually been, not .. immu r e. to each co.. this and the following is, how through any dinsimities of the number of births, but by the ever, of questionable propriety. WEDNESDAY EVENING. Armour of deaths from epidemic trauma. The mortality of the Northern Division was above the kinetraeon has peneceded with increased activity. TM average; the increase was slight in Cumberland and West- The mining share market has maintained its me:ration from the United Kingdom went en through the :outland, considerable in Northumberland and Durham. activity to-day, but there has been no material swam, at a rote which, if it continue the lame, will *ease Measles, small-pox, and scarlatina were epidemic in some change in price,.. ley reduce the population. 109,236 persons left the ports districts, and diarrhea was common. The registrar of The gold mining shares to-day, especially some of e t *loch there are government em igration officers; 62,179 Bishop Auckland registered, he says, 4 deaths from .• dc tided for the United States, 7,116 for British North Amy- tided spasmodic cholera; in 2 eases the deceased were men the Australian descriptions, were very firm, and net, 38,601 for the Australian colonies, and 940 toe other of intemperate habits, one a wayfaring sea at a hadgiag generally this department may be said to maintain p: ices. 8,33.5 emigrants sailed from Irish, 6.976 from house, and the fourth a married woman, the mother of • am improved appeiu-ance. Colonial Gold reached lk es aeh rite. 91 . 925 sailed from Enid" tarts• tme," ev..,.er in : family." A woman Durban, aged 28, died ot " Asiatic pre mium , and Port Phillip, Australasian, Mariquita, 7...012 (rem Liverpool. 3.12 6 from Plymouth , and ' ''. cholera" after 24 hours' illness; • girl, sired t, died of the New Granada, and Nouveau Monde are buoyant. Iron laindoo. The destination of 14 , 950 of the emigrants some disease. pour deaths is yiewhw ________,_ we __ re. hour Loolou woe Australia. It is well kno• a tha• • large famed to mamma datum pea „ oh fremi sslms Ai r a ni is s z wrs A largo business was done in Santiago*, which props/am i, • r thir emigrants that sadirons the port of Liver- wont * st ude nt ,. odi ont m o p* m ot gg b on o f row to 15, and left oft 131 to 141. Imperial pool are of Irish birth- estrous smarinws a um. aged It pass, od swim, sad Brazilian Were weaker at 4 1 to 3 1. Copiapo reached The average price of what has been 41s. 21 ; and introit , wk .. 7, and Cobra shares recovered yesterday's fall of 11. hatther's meat has been slightly dearer than it was In tbs Welsh division the deaths were 6,678, which Is a A dividend of Is. per share (3,7a4.) has been avers OF von POILIC ISALTII. .. number *ll in excess of the deaths in the summer of 1851. 100,497 deaths were registered In rho quarter en ding Scarlatina, small-pox, typhus, sod diarrheas .veiled to declared by the Grand Duchy of Baden Mining Com &veal .. r 30th. This *umber greatly exceeds the number some rows,. Three yams, wen struck by iiiiiin,„g in pa - ny - , pa able on the 10th inst. y of deaths in any of the corresponding quarters of previous wee:ham. The registrar of Newport, Monmouthshire, ea an, except (846 and 1849, when 101,663 deaths and sal-. Although diurkeralse extensively very prevailed, 115,23.1 d i athe respectively were registered. Tin excessive i t no t been of • vary rand nature. One death, that of THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoca. mortality in the summer of 1846 was the result of an ex- a woman ...Lek was m o o d to have been from " cholera The preferable descriptions of gold mining shares, tenure epidemic cf summer cholera and diarrtcea ; Asiatic 'wawa , . 0 04 men), collapse (6boar.)." Hoop , both Australian and Californian, are firm, with name cholera was epidemic in the summer of 1849 ; and in the ing-cough and pneumonia mesa children have been fatal you" inquiries. Port Philip and Novean Mondes mark present quarter the chief causes of the Increase of deaths is a great number et uses. A few cases of small-pox have i were the same es were in operation in 1846. The tempera. also been registered, but vaccination has preeented the rem and Colonial Gold Ito lk prem. tore of summer ill 1846 was high ; and the summer of 1852 disease from prevailing widely. This town is governed P ljnitt r, tl Mexican shares are firmer, marking B, l t . exhibited great variations; on July sth the temperature under the provisions of the Health of Towns Act, but the mutes 4110101111 exceeded 90 deg., and through the month of July was 6 des. dnieage is in a sad state, although the aataral facilities fur ne. Mere. Mua red. prime Moe I above the average; heavy thunderstorms were eine"' • draining are great. The chief diseases which prevail her. yesterday. to-day. The two subsequent months were colder or warmer than are such as aught be obviated, as is evident from the fact - - - - the avenge of the season.tee ewe l OM Pita . all 4 4 that of 135 deaths upwards of 60 (or early half ) were of 100:., 1',.. tee, car... 77 su i 1 " : i Cholera of the epidemic, or perhaps the Asiatic, form child.en antler a year old: • tt,...y. in , &snidest - broke out in Warsaw, as well as other cities on the coati- Inns, to iitestrahudes I 11 12 „, sent, and crested some alarm in England while diarrhea $9.1104.1 40 Australian I i Is awl summer cholera wen prevailing. THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY ON 'ay.'s I Australian freehold - ell i I die $ In London 1,433 deaths from dignities and 127 deaths TILE CONFESSIONAL AT PLYMOUTH. 0,600 1 Ave Marts in Ie 1 from cholera were registered in 13 weeks. Diarrhat, s,irei 60 Reseesrene Ins aed Coal all 1 - - which had been fatal to 20, 10, 19, 13, and 17 persons in the The following letter, from the Archbishop of Can- 1 A 5 %70 po i Igsreetrettrallia God w ill 1 ei ll -aja r i 5 weeks 'riding July 3rd, wheal the mean weekly tempera- terbury to Mr . J. W. Soultau, has been published: Nemo at Knuth Imp.9aust M. pm lee r 44 51 54 tare was between 62 deg. and 60 deg., rose, after the" Lambeth, Oct. 29, 1852. emu ee Do. Corns eed Galina weekly temperature suddeng ascended to 71 deg., and re- ~ Sir,-I have t h e h onour of acknowledging a memorial .14,(1,0 b YO ,_W. S. Menthe wa s ft -.us msined shove 65 deg. or deg., to 31, 48, 94, 125, 213, which you have addressed to me, as agreed upon at a public 'W I Z . 1 ` o 7: t ', ro nel ..... • '.' 47 A .r. 201,'208, in the 7 weeks ending August 21. On the we ek meeting of clergy and lay members of the church of Eng • mom i e n i m m i a G o ld '''.' I 414 0. 241 following the deaths from ( limbos fell to 125, end the land, aasemsbnd at Steeelmis ea the 12th inst. deaths hum cholera were 1.5. It has been •obacrved in the n The memorial alludes to the iatroduction of doctrines 70,110 1 CuPia Eag. a l' husuallan Copper all I report on toe health of tl.e week, that in the interval be- an whi ci c racti a z a in b t the reemilea tihumh wditharingthetheprialitplf.ewolvetbane 14 r2. 0 00 , to VO 97214 ., m,..ini. ....... s r 4 I cis tweets the two great epidemics of Asiatic cholera, in the years 1832 aud 1849, on the continent • partial outbreak reformation. This is a subject open which. unhappily, I i t, oo c rew Duchy aikidos rest Mdgoull ..... MI i4l( eat occurred, which did not reach England; and a hope was have been so often obliged to declare my opinion, that I loci,or Unity all 1 14 pm 24 eapuree.l that upon the present occasion this country may need not repeat it now. he memorial, however, proceeds 159,010 fake Bathurst all oh espy a like immunity. to complain of a prudes origiaating in these erroneous 30.000 ten.a . CeliemeGeina-C-00- ell i ) die Deters the next invasion of Asiatic cholera such remedial datum . , await can mar rely be distinguis h e d from u m aa ,. memo elarigaSta arraneemente may and probably will be made as science rrcuim c . f . i . of th e church of it ... Mom I Ne w O n IP 14 4/ has indicated and experience has approved ;so that the o 3 arm ret.ine New Oneada -..-.. all ear 4PM with the memor i a lists in believing this prase- peva' NOMIM Men -... ell a Ipm 14 population of Remised may not only be protected from this tice to be equally pnacriptund in principle and mischievous t:e,eoo Part Petap....-............. t 1 k Mk 11 and from other forms of plague, but rescued from that de- in effect. But I trust that public opiates is so uniform ie .te.i en Reek.-.........-.. all eMa par generation which is sleep silently proceeding in unhealthy condemning and repudiating it, that the continusnee of 1 2. 00, se "Moe. Los - all 1 - te - 141 cities and amongst the inhabitants of low undrained lands. tad , a mita., either at P l ymouth or elsewhere , will he feu ba The deaths by cholera in London during the five gamma mom r ai sa i ly presented than it „ aid bo by the aoioe of 30 1.0ce 10 1 iin ts cru s , intrsti -Ipa f ii are...... ..... r pm ... quarters of 1848-52 were 153, 12,847, 87. 188, 127. la the authority or by legsl enactinente, both which, we know by 0,174 111.7.4 Caine, Meek= ..... thirteen weeks of the past summer small - pox was fatal in oupu m um, it is commonly too easy to evade. trees i 2 Mewl Ma t te aem.. 231, mewles in 129, se.arlatina in 668, hooping-cough in 244, .. I remain, Bre, 140,M111 1 Tuba typhus in 520 rases; 1,672 persons died of consumption, 26 " Your obedient and humble servant, woolen died of metric, and 53 of other diseases incidental r. G. vi. p o ,h au , E n .. "J. D. CANTUAIL to child-bearing. An epidemic of boils prevailed, which is rarely fatal, hut is indicated by the increase of deaths by - - THE MURDER OP THE BARONESS DE Seminal, carbuncle. 21 deaths were directly referred to interopet- CLERICAL. Pennine:, at the Chateau of Lomita', in Prussian Silesia once, 28 to delirium tetanus, only 1 to privation. The P/1171.1111N111. was recorded a short time ago. Her son iminediatell thuds by poison were 23, burn, and scalds 34, haiigirg and Rey. John Taylor, LL.D., to Templeport Bodes?, dimes offered a reward fbr the discovery of the murderer, ant suffocation 61, drowning 114, fractures and contusions 162, Kamen ; patron the Bishop of Bilsnore. caused two able police Wanes to be sent down from Berlin wounds 20. 11., . John Atkinson, to Raembottose Curacy, Lancashire. They discovered an old shoe beneath the window through The annual rate of mortality in the 11l London and LUCA/1011M. which the murderer bad entered, and a piece of unblesches other cl.ief tows districts tor the summer quarters 11e12-51 Arvagh, diocese Kamen ;_pauron, the Rector of Kale- li n en, bath of which articles they had reason to believe bac was 2...i36 per cent. ' • ler the summer quarter of 1852 it was shandraw ; Rev. J. Taylor, LL.D., p romoted . . belonged to • man named Belt, who had been employed a 25l 0 The animal rate of mortality in the other 507 die- Das:sake Boast..-Mart's, Warwickshire, diocese gardener for • long time by the baroness, though she has trice of the kingel .m was 1 1426 and 1•906. The increase Worcester; Rev. J. T. Parker, decemed, more than once been obliged to discharge him for petty was rather less in the town than it was in the country itecnoates.-Bilton, Warwickshire, diocese Worcester; thefts. He was arrested, and a large sum of money we districts. value, 6781., with residence • patrons, the representatives of found secreted in his chamber. Ho refused to soy when South. Eastern Division.-Diarrheas prevailed in man the late rector, the Rev. Join Thomas Parker, deceased . h e b a d obtained it, though, as he had always been in •AM ' linnets. Cholera was fatal in a few. Fever pawed muc h Culworth (and Yiearage), Nottliamptolsehire, diocese Po- of gre a t poverty, it is not likely that he could have eons acute.. in Woking, Drench:ay, Folkestone, East Tyther- terbonagh ; vales, 5181 r with residence ; patrons, the re- honestly by it. He was plated in secret confinement, ant ley, and is Eateliurch, Sheppey. .. Diarrhea and bilious presentative' of the late Rev. John Spence, deceased. has, it is said, since confessed that it was he who committal fever," says the Registrar of Entchurch, " have been and VICAILAWM—LeyIand, Lancashire, diocese Manchester ' t h e taar d er .__G r ai rsaa j, s till continue more prevalent than I can remember during value, 4001., with residence; patrons, the representatives of w r IGUTINO larzu.toract.-An assault took pJao 30 years, although they have been only fatal to children." the late vicar, the Rev. O. Baldwin, deceased. between two solicitors, Pierce 11. Dolphin and Patric' About 60 cases of fever have occurred in East Tytherhy, Newbold.upen-Avon, Warwickshire, dio. Worcester; and the disease is gradually extending to the neighbouring value, 3821., with residence ; patron, J. W. Boughton- Joseph Kelly, EMI'S , during the sessions on Tuesday last Th quarrel vise, -• 'tof r The quarre IMMO, as we MO r eformed, out some ones edlerres. The disease is of the lowest type ; extreme pros- Leigh, Esq.; Rev. J. T. Parker, deceased, p-techia., apbtha. and profuse diarrhea showing legal disputation in a court in Dublin. Mr. Dolphin nation fie unclips very early. The non.removal of nuisances and • ._ having heard while in court that Mr. Kelly was in town the crowd's' state of the cottages tend to produce and pro. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. immediately left the court to look out for that gentleman - - -- - , • • •-• -_, . • and made a charge upon . him . in reference to the forme THE MURDIH Of TIR BARO3IIIIII DI SCHOIDIRL. Pane Inca, at the Melees a ImmiedM A is Pardee Mise, was recorded a shaft time sea. Me sea immediately offered • reward M the diereme, of the murderer sad canted two able polies edam M hi seat dm hem They discovered an old shay breath the Trader thane' which the murderer had esteued, awl • pies, elrembleasheil linen, Kith of which artist's they had reales to believe had Wowed to a Inas aimed Belt, who had bees employed as nerdeser for a rag time by the baroness, though she had awe them ens, beer *bilged to discharge him for petty thefts Me we aerated. sad a loge sera of money was food secreted ia his okamber. He refired to sty where be had obtelued it, though, as he had always been in a state of great poverty, it is not likely that he could have come honestly by it. He was placed in secret confinement, and has, it is said, since eonfeesed that it was he who committed the murder.—Galigrioni. FIGUTINO INTELLIGENCE. —An assault took place between two solicitors, Pierce H. Dolphin and Patrick Joseph Kelly, Esqn., during the sessions on Tuesday lest. The quarrel arose, as we aro informed, out of some former legal disputation in a court in Dublin. Mr. Dolphin, having heard while in court that Mr. Kelly was is town, immediately left the court to look out for that gentleman, and made a charge upon him in refereses to the former dispute, which he denied, and laughed at him. Mr. Dol phin then celled Mr. Kelly opprona names, and strum him, and he resisted the assault by a thrust of his umbrella. Mr. Thomas ltigney was present at the week ; aid the parties hesieg Abeeeen brought before Gerald Fibl R.M., Mr. Rigney gave bis depositions, the result wince WAS that Mr. Dolphin was held to bail, himself la si. and two sureties of 21. 10s. each, to stand his trial fee the assault at the nest January quarter sessions.—Weriern Star. _ . . crown__----- cottages '• the illissease. East Tpthstisy is iO tha - - •• • Mate the amino— Union. There is an menus of 2;0,4114 the netting& of Iltiubletion, Croydon, Crashrook, Porters Island, and Heading. The deaths in the sub-district of Deal, contain. foe WaMet, wets 34 in the mummer quarter of 1851, and 53 In for summer quarter of Ihi4. &imbibe.* and diarrhea nu-en the mortality of Sandwich. In the South Midland division, diarrhea or cholera is noticed at Wire, Chesham, Chalfont, High Wyeombe, Crsidleld, Haddenham, and Chatteris. Typhus as sear hem been very prevalent in Sutton. a sub-dis- Vic! of E:y. The increase h. the mortality of Peterborough and lkollood is not explained. TIP mortality ul Memo in the Eastern Division was boats new al.o the ge ; diarrhea was prevalent and fatal. Vinaiiiitti way visited by an epidemic of diarrhea, to wig* si h. were pf. rred. Typhus and diarrhea in a mad form pr. v Oh.d X. 4 naively in South Walsham. sanatory Lif.41../..114811i$ ul any kind exist in any of the villages of this district. • In the SuntlPlestern Division small-pox, scarlatina, and i!ntrltes base been partially epidemic. In Charmouth, Axminster, a family, connoting of a mechanic, his wile, and 10 children, has Men nearly exterminated by sesrlatito ; ai'l in three weeks 7 of the children tied, and "mr .I.ty." :he registrar writ. s, I have notice of another death in this fsraily." The diem., tim not spread in tt e mints- Another inst.inee oft deaths in the saw. house iu Monier, Rtoka Ihunserel, is men...mita ; the hour! is huht u , tl.nut any reword to veutil.tinn, and is kept in • very y a careful sovedigatiun of partieular mum of f •tens of diem.. so fatal much light may he thrown ea demeans's. In Mattock, Yeovil, most ot the deaths, &Pet i 4 art tills, were the result of subsequent dropsy, mis:og In army from neglect ; the poor of Yeotd, states the tear, .• are ni r• generally I mpinyed and bettor fed than at any time within my reeullectium." Titeminsr, N 4, 1153. The Mato of the Weather at melt of the following places at Nina *Week yesterday morning. The stations am imaged is order of latitude. . BASTIIIOII-B.W. • Fresh Breese; Partially Cloudy. BOUTHMIPTOX—i.W. ; Strong Breese; OTtiCallt. FuLILUTONII-8.W.; Light Ineze ; Overcast. Tcrismoos-B.W_. •, Gentle Breese; Partially Cloudy. Bastsorrons—N.B.; Gentle Breese; Slight Baia. ; (lend* Breese; Partially Cloudy. BilittUD-13.W. • Gentle Breese; Cloudless. Bwitinom—B.W.; Gentle Breese; Partially Cloudy. COLCIIIIIITI3-8.W.; Gentle Breese; Fine. Csstrainos-B.W. ; Gentle Breese ; Cloudless. TAIIIIOUTS-8.W.; Gentle Breese; Cloudless. The mania Irma the Unloving places did not teach this Mlles la time fur publication yesterday; they thero/cn Indicate the state of the weather on Tutsdny suorsdug at aim o'clock. MULLI3IOAI—S E.; Calm; Partially Cloudy. Puoca-8.W.: Urelle Ureerat ; lt.in. U nil° Br. rats ; Overcoat. BULTYPAD—B.W. ; Strubst hr.: a. ,• Patti illy Clow'''. lA/1C AAAAA —/4. ; mar ltio a. ; Partially Clone'. 14111.11107021 ; U.atlo lit, . ranici.y Cloudy. bear-B.W ; Geste.. !Janie; lLn Wly Cluudy. 11118 DAV, prone et W. PlArenv 6 , I% wt. IE. o YAW. Oracle Berea, ~..rear —.. THE NEW PATENT L.tw.—The coming into ope ration al the new patent law, wiou, with its many defects, will to a gnat otttot Mel. 11.11tt itllli'llt.n6, wU Oat bested by a pubic dinner to Birmingham on Wednesday . ,scorns, that then b.:inu of ehl others the place where the nt,utest amount at iopary hr. Icon ioflicted by the op-Tarot . I the told lor.. 'nu d.ooet seised up in princely at)la by Mr. Ue..; at the Itoyal lire. I, was attended by aront I. mewl:tarn. el, mono or tee. iuerentd in mechanics . in this pan to the country. 1 FAIAL Iteer. 1/ANCINtI.—k dreadful accident oc ruled no Isuo.hy sturnoon, .it the Aii.tes Nationales. A rope on ..1 ,co Mu 101 e del. eft wet. ii. nursing, at • h e i r lit al th,r+y I Ards, sudsrul) broke, and they were both pricipitot.ii V/ t 6 ,e µround; • us. lt lien .11 the spot, awl o w u h a r u as s. ittroolluDy injun.d the he died an hoar altos. Th. I. rf.rthes,er4 s•efr wel.pen, cod the public,orho j sauteed #(1 , shy MO , ed. It ft the Our.. LONDON AND NDitfil IVLATF.DN RAILWAT.--• Krum. ut trade tin the Week ettlintA Oct. 31, 1E53 : i rwur nger., parcel., carriunte, 1.11 , 4 . 6, and mails, 0:263.. th. 01.; turichando.«. 41,14111. 6.. 44.; cattle, 1,7;3:. ..u. &I. Tow., 46,161/. lb. 73. etaTerPondi en It oo -. INA, 42,413 . 15.. 0.1 Matti, 11150, 50, 42,1671. to. Id A,otteet.te; If t 1; 1,4521. 7.. itl.; 134i-1,063,6941. 411. I lUd. , ld.se-049,3z..4. tle. mi. ArntIIALTT, Nov. 3. Arrotwftt Von MU Of etTnparl, C. J. I.,tui.; ut:uud F. 4, num 01 t atm, F. 8. Lueskarst. irmii .4 man ut mu:. hon. 4. J. Ashur; nxoad•rlww leading dct.., U. Ehltr, Victualling•pant. 1i iii $1 411 118 all 32 I$ ..44. 108 8I 114 Do. de. M W.. Iliddig &Mu ... 4.1b010r dui 11,W7U;1 Oft ad Iftedds DeAlased Ii Duddlr a tead Ab.r. due lad MOM isisLs s .ad I. lk U) . (dIN 1.16 (MIL O. . 1114 1::. slaw 1 sal 0 CU, 11 l e. 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S. %sad% telly it it pa Cost -13 Ow& 1ted441.111/IraDs . 11 N. ditto Two et wise . . I warms@ sad me inti«ma Waledlei wi.s ammo . _ _ &Davi, 1 06.0 X Tat ad .1 11=16 1 66 LINTS LEASID AT Vu Mir Alt eslaghsathOsfordlsat l. ga d o ' fo t i t ul sistoo itiroo r t: SOi Ditto withoot • twatahot (Wooed to GrontWoolsts 30) Welt, sad Dean tallAdalpod„oroltlegoor. ibtood to Ortatifoolint DOI Ditto *Moot agmomlor Nook to UrootWooloro So Clydisdale Jambs (lewd isCalsiele. too istlambili4varl9•C ). L Owed ft CIL Ilartiers) 23 about!" & o.n Paws l imos 30 ■ " am" TarkiNlbel 15 De. i drew =I.. Ila Ds. i 111 mil OPlNSwilie flored ft Swift 30 Me Poillieere (ab) 10 LassolldesarApseClat. all Itamb.almilmadberk azdje LAILWAIid i ) Puilmseibraises•prix qlr7;pi " Si Prales&Wrm (bm. Loc. 611.11MM.Mams.altart Ili Ditto arm (A) (dso) tou Soya= ma Mlldds (law la Orldi Marlirrn tee Ma.lbrprolf MS* Mot. ilk MAmia. gapat (Um le lam. mod UHL Si goatlttlimilirdilies (lewd to Mr. IVOIrm). 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Now £lO 4 141 ill 1 I Do. all Slam. it Carlisle. 4 pCL f Do. do. da p Ct. 100. , StailtratCoi..Br.ititop.Lt D DIU* !lifetime.. "n •Inrt 40 Vitt an Do. Oaaranteed 34 per et WanseyValley 3 pat 1▪ 0. !Cott, Lritiela 10010afard, Wangler, a d W6lver., E , S.• perO et • Ms ditto ditto liltang..Xilinn.New6l«.l. eSitieWn.At Clibstri(Noe.W. Min. II Do. 3 per Omit Ditto New Outh lantern (Moen anal of £1.0.6 Totttehiratterstatma lioetl DIP ISeelli .Y.,,rri• to x hamar; ... 0 York, Npreastitt,l{ll4rw., tot.N,Lis of Kaipporrk. 1111 n Ditto .., 10 Yorklkl4.llt4.ll.llo.Prrab MINION 111 LI4 Be ems and Pula. Jane. 110 T ar term .1.1 ki. 4l . c iu m 4 Dijon sad Ikvanos .. Wien It...tunb ... .- 20 Vapt leul‘an .. ... 6 rent 11,unn P0n1n4 , 04 . 4 .4 orul Junction of Prato 101 .Wes.t..4o4arla.Bbarar 14 lAurnbouto µ„ lo a 10, (Railway) „, . IDo. 4 Dn. (Canal) . 6 ,Lynaok sad agigreil e. 41111wiras SI lints Anteala... R 10 le 40 I $!1 rt. iiii V 41 .... 100 ~. to. I.t s )5 Bt.i 100 st. INI 1 1_•I iii I I ma 6 U 4 21 2 I so M I' 21 V S+ , .t. s tol lot 6 6f Ns 21 211 3 34 416 104 104 b 74 77 1 N 26 17 174 6 0 db. 7 6 84 u s 4 us lea 7 II 69 77 _37 The English funds remain firm, with little specu lative movement. Consols ruled at 1004 to 1, both for money and the accoupt, and were called after the usual hours, 1001 for time. In'lteduced Threes the usual purchase of the National Debt Commiseiouere' broker was effected at 991. The official report of business embraces : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1001, 1; ditto, for account, 1001, Z; Three per Cent. Reduced, 89,1, I. ; Three-and a-Quarter ' 1031, 1, Annuities of 30 years. 1839, dine;ft4e4o Oen& ilea knit. 1111 I Dank Stock, 2231, 2241, 1. The March and June Exchequer Bills were quoted at the uniform rate of 755. to 78s. prem., reFresentiag an improvement of le. in the latter issue, bit these veers few but sellers offering. The foreign stock businesss was also restricted. Mexican bonds were dull in the morning, bet left off rather firmer. Turkish scrip was also dud, and re sided to 34 prem., but the closing quotation was 34 1,4 prem. Sardinian bonds were firmer The scrip aides now Swedish Mortgage Loan ruled at I to as. Bargains are thus maked:—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1014. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents. 801 to 811. Danish Five per Cents., 105, 1. Dutch Tett - and-a-Half per Cents., 641, 1,4; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 961, 4, 4. Bquador Bonds, 3. Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 16th Novem ber, 241, 4, 1. Peruvian Actives, 1031; ditto De ferred Throe per Cents., 621 ; ditto, for account, 62, 1, 1. Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., 3 8 1. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1031, 1044. Sardinian Five per Cents., 98. Swedish Loan, 1,1, 1 die. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 31, 34, 3,, 31 prem. The committee of Spanish American bondholders have received a letter from Mr. Lord, the agent of the Venezuelan bondholders, dated La Guayra, Oct. 9, in which he incloses a copy of a letter received by him from Mr. John Riddel, acting British Consul- General in Caracas, with his reply. Mr. Lord ex presses his great disappointment at the absence of any strong action on the part of the British govern ment. The miscellaneous share business includes dealings in the shares of the Bank of Australasia at 601, 601, and 61, being a further improvement ; Bank of Bri tish North America, 674. 1,4; English, Scottish. and Australian Bank (41. paid), 41,4 ; London Chartered Bank of Australia, 31, 34; London and Westminster Bank, 331; Union Bank of Australia, 32; Crystal Palace, 5 ; Netherlands Land Enclosure, 21 ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 87 ; ditto (201. paid), 43. The shares of the Western Railway of Switzerland were called in the morning 4 to 1 prem., and left off Ito / prem. Shares of the Bank of India, Australia, and China, are quoted to 4 prem.; Beziers and Graissessac Railway, 11 to 11 prem; Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway, a to prem.; Bordeaux and Cette Railway, 7 to 71 prem.; Royal Swedish Railway, 4to prem.; Hampstead Railway, 4 to 1 prem.: Isle of Wight Railway, 4 to / prem.; Wimbledon Railway, 11 to 14 prem.; Chiriqui Road, to prem. The " Wandle Water and Sewage Company" is formally introduced on the market, with a nominal capital of half a million sterling in 101. shares. It will be remembered that the bill embodying the objects of the proposed association actually engaged the attention of the Select Committee on the Metro polis Water Supple last golden, but that owing to its being delayed till • late period of the session, it was judged expedient, with a view to avoiding un necessary expenditure, that the bill should be with drawn, upon the understanding that the same mea sure would be proceeded with in the new parliament. The objects of the association are the supply of an unlimited quantity of pure water front the River Wandle and its vicinity to the inhabitants of the southern portion of the metropolis, extending from Richmond to Deptford, Streatham and Norwood; and the simultaneous execution of sanitary improve ments. The rates of charge are to be mach lower, it is stated, than those of the Lambeth and South wark and Vauxhall water companies. Application is made to this market for a sum of 200,0001., fur the " Financial Union Bank of Paris," which will make the total capital of that establish- I ment, including 600,0001. raised, or to be raised, in France, 800,0001. It appears that the institution was founded in the French metropolis in April 1850, and that the extension of capital is proposed with a view to forming a branch in London, and auxiliary institutions in the chief commercial towns of France. The " Great Paris Brewery Company " is another French undertaking, a Portion of the capital of which is to be raised here. the object of the association is apparent in its title, including the production in France of the various varieties of Britian beer. The prices of stocks at Amsterdam on Tuesday are thus reported by telegraphic exreas:—Dutch Four per Cents., 95 ; do., Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 634; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 25 1-16 ; Mexican New, 24 13-18. Portuguese New 37 15-16. Austrian Five per Cent. Metalliquea, 771. At Vienna, on Tuesday, the Five per Cent. Metal liques were quoted 934; the New Loan, 931, or 11 dia.; the Exchange on London, 11.29 ; and the price of gold 221 per cent. prem. THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. The market for the home funds is rather better to day, with • fair money business going forward. Consols are quoted 2 higher than yesterday, at 1004 to a, both for money and account, owing Partially' to the the Government broker baring invested in this stock. The Reduced Threes are also better, with transactions at 99 ! to Z. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. mark 103 t to 2; India Stock, 273; Bank Stock, 2231; South Sea New Annuities, 100; Exchequer Bills, 765. to 78s. prem.; India Bonds, 875., 88s., 83s. prem. Very few dealings are recorded in foreign stocks, and the change in prices is slight. Mexican Bonds are firmer, purchases having been made at 241, and the tendency is upwards. In Turkish Scrip there is no material variation, the business being at 32 to 31 premium. Spanish Old Threes mark 311; 1 ) o. New Deferred, 232; 1)o. Passive,Bl ; Rumen Fives, 1181; Buenos Ayrcan, 801 to 81/. THE LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. • Ft , %.4 ..t.t. PARIS. Nov. S. Yor 11 Mune). Opening llago•At. Lowee..l t roW24 -- - I war (tete. .......... 143 2 i ... ... per Oats. IOU S 4 1 ... ... ... ... per ( - yam, lOU . ... I . ... .. i ..... ... ... Kr ecsis. w taw ... I . ... . .. . • 3 poir Crate. 4, pit Cants... 44 per (Man., INS 4 oet tkuG 3 pa , Colts. 'Ow IA ... . Blighwtor to. h*: 41.• WM. ——: 44 7 0 . --• 11410,3.' im5t.1.14114 , 10J1 Sim) • Nwpi.. 1.. I t. Di IS .1 . - Piratscar . pi DI ... Ytecna.:y Ft 0141; Uti , .2 . I tl..nk Num. PAMin, Noel. —t t. Germain, ; Vimarillea trirrl.t boon% 0.0.7 (kr, , rt. to .70.1 Ores, a, I,: 0. Raskin, 70, Mar...o.c and Actor 0, ol to. .ft! Pad aaal 1.900., 40.0; In .70c ml Nowa, I t , 3I ; Ro t ,. ;;,,, lbw% 370. Porn 17,01 • :ra uta. 9.0 BEnI.Ix, NOT. I.—Volutttary Loan, 1011; Now Fouriand-a-ilatt per CcJts. (1833), 104 S; ditto (1842), 103 i. National ltAit, 94. 4.7lThimervial Marine Socioty'a Premium, 1401. Blink Shama, 191. Mau, los! lei If 95 4j iie 44 1111 61 96 it ,4. iO4 it oss la 3S Om 34 $ I t Ili 3 pis 103 e 1044 4 1:41 3 • so 03 3 3 *ls dim 14 1 311 7 $24 $3 3$ $ 414 11066 47 404 N 48 81 11 die 14 54 48 50 :I L 54 el 48 ft 2t di. 4. ai 4i4 84 44 pa 44 411 1* 14 sis 30 31 10 104 13 HI 34 3 Ms I/ IS 7114 7116 14 41 41 b 4 l - t 11 11 11 U ll 1 $ it w 7_e 7_ . AN a ,:t - 29 We U N SS II VI SO 1011 Ile U U 1411 1111 Ste U 113 116 444 ne II II 14 141 Ki lie lee 114 107 104 N IS -- .• 149 191 L. 1111 it $I lOSS lefi 107 111 IN It{ 11l If ilar !M• • H s al A 1 2 pa II l ir 17 17i LS 113 1111 9 SI 101 llo m itithiter 4 pm 111 1/4 10i CA I 21 r i l l p~IId 160 iLI4 6 ll I 401 103 2 If p. I Ig g ill lie 114 11 11 1M II dis psi 56 1114 111 10 Par tat ty 113 ma II 1 $4 1 dlo 3 9 pm II .. ij a pm 1 gm t 7 4i I I it a I pi I' SI lis :WAY!. 14 1!, TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market to-day has again advanced, and price,' have an upward tendencv. Town Tallow is quoted 42.. 6d. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 435. to 43.. 6d.; Octo ber to December, 425. Pd. w 435. ; Janu..ry to March, (18.53), 43e. 6d. NB ARTS. THE ART-UNION ENORAVING.—The Art-Union have this year made their subscribers a present of an engraving by W. Finden of Hilton's " Cruci fixion." The merits of the painting aro too well known to need enumeration here. Tito engraver's part has been admirably performed, and altogether the plate is by far the moat valuable that has issued from the society, who can scarcely fail to increase their hat of subscribers when they issue such works of art as this. HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK. The official return says :—The mortality of Lon don has varied little daring the last three weeks of October. lu the week that ended last Saturday the deaths from all causes amounted to 1090. In the ten corresponding week s of the years 184241 the average number of deaths regis tered was 1161, which if raised, for comparison with the prcent mortality, according to increase of population, becomes 1,057. Hence it appears that last week', return is slightly in exemeofthe eorrected average. In comparing the results of the tut two weeks a de crease is perceptible in the aggregate of mortality from epidemics, which is principally owing to the continued de cline of diarrheas, though it will be seen that scarlatina shows no abatement, but makes considerable progress, and last week numbered upwards of 100 deaths. The fatal cases of this epidemic were in the last three weeks, 73, 92, 104. The Registrars in their notes refer to its runes in particular house. Influenza is recorded in 4 cases last week; diarrhea in 17, which is only half the number of the preceding week. Five children and two adults lied of small-pox; amongst these was a man, aged 28 years, who died of confluent small-pox, never having been vacci noted, and of whom it is stated that he bore the mark, of an attack which he had six years before. A great increase is now observed in deaths referred to diseases of the respiratory organs, the number in the pre vious week having been 209, in the last 262. Bronchitis, which is the principal complaint, rose from 92 to 124, and prieumonia from 96 to 109. Aged people have suffered chiefly. The following are two deaths from cholera registered in the week: In Millbank Prison, a prisoner, aged 63 years, died on 18th August of "English cholera (6 days)" Inquest. Post awrtem. In Saint George-in-the-East, at 10, Cannon-street-road, the wife of a shipowner, aged 61 years, " English cholera (one week)." With reference to Bowman's-place North, Islington, where a death occurred, Mr. Butterfield says—. This street, which is a new one, is ankle deep with mud and water, and I shall be much surprised if I have not soon some cues of typhus here." Laat week the births of 886 boys and 714 girls, in all 1,400 , children, were registered in London. The average number in seven corresponding weeks of the years 1845-51 was 1,400. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean height I of the barometer in the week was 29.278 in. The mean temperature of the week was 45 . 8 deg. The mean daily t temperature, which was 49.4 deg. on Sunday, fell to 41•6 deg on Wednesday, which is 6 . 2 deg. below the average, rose on Thursday to 48 deg., which Is about the ge, fell on Friday to 41 deg., and again rose on Saturday to • 52.6 deg., which is about 6 deg. above the average. The wind blew from the north-west on Thursday, and in the t same direction on part of the days preceding and following, and generally from the south-west during the rest of the • week. The rain that fell in the week amounted to 2 . 01 • inches. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LImPooL, Nov. 3.—The mead boo not been so stiff to-day, and closes easier than yesterday. The committee's li-t gives the following quotations :—Birkeehcad, Lanca shire, and Cheshire, 6 d.—Ditto (late Chester and Birken she'd), 22—Ditto (221. shares), 2f (I.—Blackburn (late Blackburn, Clitberos , and West Yorkshire), 71—Caledo nian, 271 I—Eastern Coanties, 121—Lancashire and York shire, 88—Ditto (fifth shares), 3 1-16 d.—Leeds Northern (late Leeds and Thirak), 181—Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 191—London and North Western, 1241 }— Ditto (fifth shares), 41 p.—Ditto (quarter shares), 11 p.- -Midland, 791 1 I —Shrewsbury and Birmingham (London and North Western guaranteed stock), 70—South Eastern and Dover, 24 14—York and North Midland, 26I—Newry and Enniskillen, d. MANCHESTER, Nov. 3.—Prices were rather firmer, and there was an average amount of butane's. Chester and Birkenhead, 221. 21 dis.—Caledonian, B—Midland, 80-- Leeds, 88—Dover, 24—London and North Westerns, 1241 —Cheshire Junction, 64—Eastern Counties, 121—Kendal and Windermere, 14. BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 3.—Our market has been Very dull all day; bat late in the afternoon prices became better. Londnis and North Westerns were done at 126. LEEDS, Nov. 3.—The transactions this morning have been quite of an average eatent, and prices remain firm and looking upwards. The sales were as follows : —Leeds Northern', 18; Caledonian, 271, 274, 271, 271. 8.. ftl.; North Western, 81, 81; Leeds Northern Extensions, No. 3., 1 pm,; But Lancashire 191. 18s. 9J.; South Eastern and Dover, 231. 18s. 9d., 241.; Leeds Nothern Extensions, No. 1.,1 pm. ; North British, 91. MAILS FOR NASSAU. GENERAL POST-OFFICE` OcVonen.—The mails for Nassau (Bahamas) will, in future, be made up in London for transmission by the Wort India contract packet leaving Southampton on the 2nd, instead of that leaving on the 17th of each month, and the return mails for Nassau will be due by the corresponding packet arriving at the beginning of the month. A CHEAP TRIP.—The gentleman who went out in the Australian mall packet Sydney, and who refused to go farther then the Isle of Ascension on account of the bad accommodation he experienced on board the packet, has had his passage money ri turned to him. SAILING OF THE ATLANTIC.—The United States mail steam-ship Atlantic, Captain West, with the u.usl mails and passengers for tho United States, and British possessions in North America, sailed yesterday afturri4on j from the Mersey for New York direct. The Atlantic took out 72 passengers, and bad a large cargo upon freight. SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY, carg o Hall, which for thu put few months has been closed for extensive altera tions and appropriate embellishments, is now completed, and is to be opened on Friday by a performance of Men delssohn's " Christus," Spobr's " Last Judgment,' &c. Great additions have been made to the large organ. THE NATIONAL GALLERY AND GREAT EXIIIBI TIoN SURPLUS FUND.—We understand that the report of the government having purchased the plot of ground near Kensington as a site I,r a new National Gallery is incor rect. The property it, question has been purchased by tho Royal Cominis.inikrs. with the surplus funds of the Great Exhibition. We beli-se it is 'winded to present it to the nation, and to kipe k the gov:rnment to erect upon the land auildiog. suitable lot a m W National Gallery, for a antrum lor the Dories collectior. f , rmcil from the late El -1„1„tic„. which will Is uteri) numented when suitable is tl.riled also suitable premises for ti.e Saesd 01 et preorrit temporarily located in Marl nn I for aff,irslina the means of carrying out a system of " industind education" similar to that suggest:At in the first report of the Royal Cowmissioners. Mot nisi or (101011'c/ft TILE FAT t L SEWER ACCIDENT IN CLERKENWELL.— Yesterday a Jury sat at the Workhouse, Clerkenwell, under the pnoidenq of Mr. Waktry, to investigate the circum staliesm attending the death of two men while. making a sear 16 Compt,,n a riet, on Monday. The jury, alter iteelviug evidence or Ilse I Ws 'showily reported, returned in verdict of " Acrid-Witt di oth, " the foreman dissenting, thinking that the Memo must lie somewhere. A similar verdict was rseurniol by the jury who sat at St. Barthoio mew's Respite], on the body ut Thompson, the third who wee taken haa the strain alive, but dkd on Tuesuay evening. LONDON AND SOUTH - WESTERN RAILWAT.-e- Amouist of ',A.: on the Lia,,en and South-Western Rail way for tile wok cedilla Oct. 31, 1852:—Psasengers. 7,413/.los. bd.; goods, 2,6141. ; total, 10,0321. 13s. 742. 74 f,i SI 7$ I lal 34 a Villa II a 17a I ir 7 i i 1 1 44 4 11 2 1 4 411 1111 116 j S 111 117 Se i 71 S i lei S I If 14i 60 j 60 U If Si lii I Is" esi a SO I SO IS 41i fij 4 I 811 e 10 4 Si 14 II I pus IN log si s Ile 22 II 2