The Express. — London, England, 1853-10-25 00:00:00

// • //, •1e . a:: ..../. ie... . 1. r a' . --eZ eir ,• 7- W e ..... - Po' e es. 4- ?...*.o4,,rta -/.ti oar. . 1 • x / ftVb i t . 0 1 .4 I: 3ry , 4 3 rilt%% , No. 2,239. j LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 25, 1853. .... it. , 100 Abmktu rligratteNCl min ces, .11,'S OVINKA' 2 ...-Mr. WM. H. HALSE, the TRIAL OF A NF:ll' RAILWAY BREAK AT SHARE LISTS'. MONI 1. ~ • .1c.0.r.... - A 24 Gresierickwesere , Lemke. Whines MANCHESTER. ---•-• R. lee . atagersta No. 2, 7 per Ct. - - •-•trit ar ' .T . e. GLINLa APPAILVIIIaig6 ere now ready. - ••• - MONDAY Bennie°. 02 .1 I" , Illri•I 01 Sr rulor • Per Ci. - - _ . neer o nsisaw. Si hi. Primate am leedieal Canaanm. at. ifeiGeledeniru. ale ... ... 9: 96 96 - -- , _ ___ - 55 ;IS .Chrter and Rotynsad ... - - The English stock Fr ill. W.IN DE EFL L KALEIDOSCOPIC MEAT Break was mad, on Saturday, upon the East Lancashire plete former purchases, the railway market was 4; se art and Bandon ....... - - af . ell ,Dundre, erre; sad Aber. flatness of character, ..; 4 6' 6, ~,,5 , %,,,.a.„1.6 pagause sad epesest p,i 6 ,,pl as . by Railway, between Manchester and Accrington, which will rather better to-day, but the actual imwovement in threatening as ever, ~ .. tt 4,61-0 ,wee . cheate la the Michennuege) Se redeem' ce possess much interest not only to railway people, but for i der a %nail ie . . 6 illf prices was trifling. This was the der when it is . si saisastatelesa;se.taeie.c l ;. m 3f recourse to hoetiliti ,e„ -,,-....1„,ae rea.tad SI awe , . thr Tore of hest Setoff ea warn- every one who is sincerely anxious to we an end put to 1 - Permitted CO l'uv in stock by public auction against 6 s Da. do. (D.) 7 per Ca .oi s Late in the afternoe twee. the with (eienateieri7) a mere handle! of Nil. • Iseffe Port these fearful collisions by which, of late years, so many r - ' • a 1 6 1 2 Do. de. (71.175.) 7 per CLI 6 I pin .. as a. to i,' •L be 3- •° *1141.7 " • " au41 w ' t3 it. an ' t pi"l7 browned ill lives have been sacrificed . A train fitted with the ilea the parties who might have failed to deliver it at the a reat.Ow.ltst..,.l p c.,140: 111 ra firmer, and prices ms ?.,,. tub s AV. kA1.111.47:i.,:u:,1(:„..3,tpg.ty sc rice x . k. u S t i th e r t e .n pty breaks lett the Salford Station at two o'clock on Saturday. late settling. In the morning notices were posted I. ei Duo do. 14.1.2. 11 , Ipm at au improvement of to .IS Do. Hee fi etr Cut. St-set' 1 1 1 1 ' " '''' - i ' t ' kuj °l l.. k is i ' s*t.'t..r., ! „,„,„„,,,„„„!„,,,i t „kg.k i ge:T r s i , KZ . It consisted of seven carriages and van, besides the etaltiue to " buy in" about 13,000/.of Saturday. The s Al ' 1111-ni lion,. , atealisheil lean . Air, hip re. and tender, and would be 58 or 60 tons in weight. rho London and North le rasstablea,aseivpclipCtl 111 20 Western stock, besides some Midland and Lancashire i F! ) t. ' 110 Rea Lanershire tag STAND. so taloa t. y iiintrit,ii that no `raiment in carriages were two first class , three c impesitee, and two - ! L ' ' ,.. r .i, ls egs get dietlitie .• Ai., wile be had, Isis NKW INVIINVED seconds, and there were four breaks . lac pmenseis were and Yorkshire, but not any , Great Western stock. _S . ' ,1 1 . i s. l .•i_s ,ll, e 6 aadse . Nei 0 s si chiefly contributed -,,' i . ; . -,„ Km oree.,• w.non ed t.. cook in perfection. by which ,_ mostly practical and scientific men, who had been ie. The dealers, however, loroved to be better supplied i'' . ;7 0 1 ; ,,,„ b ir,„„ 111 r . k 6 r ip i . ea lt ri 116 115 the hope that wir .. „ie./A.-see ei'aii . ii% . 1 '" 160 best "%ea"" Is the lii - Tited to take part in the elperialeitte for testing than had been expected, and the accounts seem to ' deentable at Ir pet. pas lee :Ile eir of the other Run -'' ' ' \LW thiss• de e bs-t qua's.< are weed up with t 10 10 Do. 4f percent. scrip ! 1 ins f pen wry nWhod. w i . ....., s . fart ., Du nisi , i„,,,b, i t e at , s upply, 'be* the efficiency of the new patent, and lett mint have been arranged, so far at least, without the in- effect of preventi i:" . : . ! . .."„,....t ar " y; ses."%ln, A. bitt wdene riistor,, ton'y erwa..uslaa:, r officials from the London and North aVestern, Lancashire 41. ft Gatarrirertru:Dtightho' 7f I tervention of the official broker. At the close prices is ; s ,Q,Westakaletlitritselkdi.: 66 7 a l lision, also tends ht ts ii maw le •^O. ..led. 1r als.ve nr • warranted to delight and Yorkshire, and East Lancashire lines • Mr. James 0..4 pureisher. Petal sue we them, or send. Cur engraving. and Newell, the patentee, and Mr. Crompton, of Bury. I t generally showed a trifling advance on the closing aL lkei , '. 1• 14 Di relL imaaroa rederan. oia lp e.t . ,t.' 19 , .. ,1011 It is clear, howei ~.,..., s,- -.c% nay he het wet, will be unnecessary to describe the breaks used on this rates of Saturday. Business throughout this de- as i a Amaaakinaceorrea7; 9 l2%. 'I di n pa, the market under pi • occasion, because the great merit of the invention is that it pixtmcnt wag devoid of animation. X ;1141 ' Ditto 6 per seat Stack...l Is 9 141 mously oversold peel LII I IF.S TRAVELLING will tied the application can be applied to the ordinary breaks now in use. The MOOS 'tam a *via li.Pref.3 pent, - - has been speculative of now tate tre :SAUDIVC g rate ully refreshing O. preverece a principal feature of thu patent is a long shaft which passes THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoex. S. la 'Date New Guar.. per Ct.! - - „ ... , 1 2. ,,,, ar0gy a tw irl Se b, ti . tT u4 4 l) 2l :7l 2 l l . o i ta n t o l andthe.talak„,,diTema_rrk, th e k ne el over over the top of the entire Wein, from the engine in front N I 6 Isil.tiwittilMeettka.Thirdm 2 8 pm millions sterling, the • it all lag`nnderr Reda Vs' !- - The railway market is better to-day, and prices ; ..,,i - 1 -. • - 1 selling in anticipa • t „... n . 04 , ....; 1,1i, , ,,1‘ty ~ a 1,,,a, an I „union te l ran to the van at the roar, and is connected with each . scoriae " . .' t* eat lit on restored eastarty and health. break, eo that It ul in the Power of anY irf the ratlwaj see. show a general improvement ; business, however, s's Is' 'ila tma°"9"T u•eleetklAr kl, • nLi -telo l"th al n e e l' lsi movement consequer • g4 e,:. t .• 1 1 °1.r. 0t tee ir 'aton. "..'“ ;:ee .)• :... l , Ts ' ft. ..,...°. movie , . ma 11 e 0 ...,___wera- vents in charge of the train, from the engine driver himself remaining very quiet. London and North-Western is ,IS I De. New ZIG -. .. 85 If exercised by politics ~e, ere anstactor trefe - oca b 3 th e " al i'"%.'" l . t r t , t. o• '%.,': a withe guard oehind, to apply the whole of the breaka, stock is at present quoted 102 to;; Great Western, A i i j i l m rii . s :c ar i t z . .ii• pc c . : k_ i Pr oo ket, and by the deft &vas 1y clear ar..l :WIC truttraeg : 1..1 e i tws o t . i r i oz pri z 4.. ... as which a • train may br furnished, at once and in an '79 to I ; Midland , o 8; to 1 ; Lancashire and York- &;ia . !,stojt , i . o t • o sti_m..!:i.ns.si..tn iss 140 .. some catastrophe st te : i..:. C. ht Kr ill . bot "'" 11, 11 ‘ ..".1 ree e - Ifie - worda u ko ' s land; Kalydne are instant . Several esperiments were wide with one, .;,;:.., 62 to • Great Northern", 181 to f ; Dowses,/ f ,,.,1 1 , , : „, 1 ,,, :4; „, , r air ..„ w:: .. 7: i i . ca point of view, ii ea on „,...,..... per ,_a s eel by a. 11.0 W LAND and 90316, 20, arks. two, three, and four breaks on at a time, and subseaueutly '',:'` - - Loudon; Ss" be chewiest and perfumers . the train was taken back for the experiments tube repeated. 1, .to 1 ; ankCaledonians, 24) to .2. St . 104, Da spas% Rita. Steir - - the adjustment of et WO IN .--•-••--....-..- The main test afterwards we; upon a gradient of lin 38, French lines are also higher. Northern' are quoted et. toe i De.Wavencyerisy 6 pet - - difficult, as the lam TIIIP: II %MILT MEDIVAMENT. and the train was allowed to get a speed, as nearly as could 337, to a ; Strasbourg's, 351 to, 3EI; and Paris and I t : I' lf Do ' t i = aral - - sold must, of course, VEASAWS MEDICATED CREAM.-For all be ascertained, of 40 miles per hour. The distance in which Lyons, 15; to 161 prem. .... .... -- - :41 all North Startordelare Awl I ,, es`"" 4 tottin g , r" peewee 012 . 1 radapaffi la tb. Mats it was brought to • stand was measured, and was found ORDINARY !WARM AND STOCIDL fit, 100 Ourrd. Vrereattr, and stock, and with an c ~, „ 1 .....,,1i shim me. nueibueos or any:hind inateatire of mid, It to be 380 yards. The patentee, after watching , ' Rolvar.4ls. 6 parer: 91 100 is - :a.iy 'trout a rival. There Is not any intimation in the Pair • them experintente, was of opinion that some slight im Cleaner Prim balm 1 041 7 lb ' alt . Ditto ditto ditto I die 5 psi the public to buy re ... , ~,,,., sou s , tie patent medicines of the day, that an equal prevenient might be made in the apparatus as regarded the "" I ' L I aci.ways. Yesterday. to 2 p.m. 6 i a trurtaklllrei.lrewsrat. 9 10 1 operators fur a fall --' 0- ' so, li • ier If wed freely Immediately on the Int cis : 4 `eel n° " •- -I°' •. ley. ' lt - • et e Too di o g weights for turniag on the breaks, but the most ace ilea! of so :100 Iss or ,p, ~ lei 10 'brown& Ciesta(Nor.W. „n„,,,,.. , etth a MOM of fat tub , nears an mime te . ... ... 19 20 , Wm.: 8 •, , er Cant... .. 116 17 " backwardation" is ,i - ,i - ~,.• e,eal, throwing a gala' warmth ever the whole those who had come :o witness the experiments now began 10 ^ sehiLcbeig., Notting., man. 10 110 Do. S per Ceat ... ;el le they will be compel I au,.e• .4 tic. %el- , therrby preventing fevers and other 111- to get enthusiastic on the merits of the invention, and one an - Cast iuseSne. .. , 4 4j 4f U. lb done. ifsv-v .. . _ .....1 IS 14 for the temporary I „,„, It. eaten!! o l'i • ,- Ilid rb•llremic 0 1 " 9 '. 4 .' l W fwd , oar - gentleman said he would undertake to bring au ordinary . 13 ,1 ..:-. 111 rwiweleAlretesevs 1 A01 3 9 ere, ii.• dolorc , .l, *...11011r, nO.l all 1110SOIMI1O017 SC!.100, Munn ,„.,. to a. stand on a level terse -is awl soiree s - truly aeontishing. to un.st win it eupereedee ••••• It with them in I 5 yard., and ret.. i • f , i , ill " ineoui inipi i iii . , t o o on o f even an express train in a proportionably short distance. Re .., 4 tails and tr.re dm. r • t LA..", Lat., vC,..,...1 , in. IS 11 die 275 alt DaChwartfire.s,:42:O.S.(2, 16 18 „ IS 11M Dn. do. .40. h.... 1 5j 45 „ 10 If Ditto lived If pr Oath par spm 175 eat coatis Kamen+ itteading; I Anatol g1.u.6 ..... ...... I ISI 241 et. 100 Do. 44 per rut. I- - we pointed out at tl the last account • st.ct. ,• ~ p ee attendee o ath much inconvenience end danger, on ae. at. WO Bristol tad Raster .. n 93 SO LL: SlLVorkehiresperotatiar' 141 20 loans of stock b 3 . ~„ a the Abet rine in.staken to the came, for purgatives et. lie Cabadmiaa ... ~ .. 45f 49k a ! 5 Watarfortialtiltroareflati - - dl . which, little don souni WESTERN RAILWAY'. 11 1 ioa ' NO'S Übe eata.e et a .1:-ease , fur which recourse lii a/1 Chester awl eloahese .. ILS 16 Bt. 'WO Terk, Newer:lo,sl twirw „ 1,,,d to raresi.ves te retiree, thereby aggravating it. In $6 ell Cork and Pan.ina ... ...! 13 15 I I 01.19n01i of tag.puels 00 95 tors for a fall e :a p edit." II O. a! delicate as !la rest eau de Worse, . SO U Dirtier/ belsatJttne '43 45 17 1 I Male Ditto ... .4i 45 mulcted at the see gg ,ts sate that it Is irterly mposatbte by nuswargement te produce A number of ehareholders, headed by Mr. W. P. 23 Al iii.erfee, ?erne, and A t-o r.; ri Id Verkad4Mlid.H.Starereli - I 01 die 91 these charges being , : elai mintier or Lanni. One pot will prove as emery N.B. Snell, have formed themselves into a committee at Mor- deco Janet.aa ... ... 7j Se .-.- 4 . I,C ner4v7 parries Resent,. diagram. throat. Ma. it stands ley'' Motel, and have issued a reply to the letter of the U di risme Anglian gr. , . srd co family 'head l's without it, _.0„1, „ ig „ g r, g i gecra and chairman, Mr. F. Scott, with reference to the Do rc h es t er 101 all Ditto (Fie X end H ).. $ Se er.pir , ire, lira Sale and ah, 13e, Strand ;next Temple.bar),99 all Eaters Onurles ... ... 11l IS Ilj Clogs, Bunn= line. The following is their eau summary of the'r case • Lase n, se whom it 10 .44. In pAa. at Wig. b. 91., and fla. 6d. ; "We assert that the shareholders of this company . ha've St. 10e caatern ttaios. ~ .".',A. A• 6. U 42 ,y e, e dens leads at once to al3 rad la family jam , at Its. end 216. earls, with directions; end likewise2S 115 Do. Date X. IL ilk.) .. - - Ile. Tarr Kama PsbL lTestsrday. today. may be said to be ~..pale° , „„ai ono , ' , noon. The tu. femur jars sent (earrieges been deceived in this business, whether intentionally ear at 100 Do. eine s sad 0 ditto 28 30 -..— me) to aa pans or the kiiiidowl• not dues not now matter much, on seven points : 6t. lee Sea feacaehize _ - ... fie 61 ise,ooe t Anna Fria all 5 lis parties whose op -, Ist. As to the total cost of the Dorchester line. et 3111 i Mahwah and Gregew . 67 59 611,000 I 'Anglo AastralleaCield all 6As per with a view to dew . ._ - " 2nd. As to the annual expenses of working it, which I ' l S I F41"3131• and Peebles.. 101,390 V... •aagle `.telifeenian ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER. . et.'loo Mk:burgh rent, Dander 11 23 le,oo o l 10 tatietraigann instead of being 25,0841., are estimated at least at 40,000 fa e B . 150 'ctlegow k Poutbareetern - - 40,006 3 Do. Coal Mahar 1 - - again declined to tl Yesterday morning, between the hours of six and even, police constable Massey, of the C division, was in- and in reality are more even than that. st.'ice Onat Northern ... ... 74 73 " 3rd. In the interest en cost of plant not having been Se. lee Do. A, roc& ... ... 4S 60 stated under cost of working, as the coat of such plant was St. 100 De. 11 . •tame ..• -11 l 123 excluded from the statement of the capital. b. 106 OtAtenth.anderest.(ll4.l 99 let 76 44 61 1001 Km 20 tAmtraliaa ekcos i Asetralian Cordillera 180,000 1 Amaralla Umbel , all 1 die 65,00( 1 Ave Mon a la all 5 dig I at the official close the 10th November current at 4 o'clocl dual to hurry to the house numbered 3.1 in Little Park- " 4th. In having been told that the line yielded a profit l a i li l e l lemat F l u -. .is 79 79 81 95 200,0“ Sore Australian Gold all f die i better, at 911 to skew 1 0 tieritlslarna ~. 12.0 9 surer. Kenningtun, by hearing loud cries of murder, from of 35 per cent., whereas it entails an annual lose per se so ; oil i roner so d waste ~ by se 87 16,06 86 allliwcher.ancat3l:pas 314 8 6 61 1 to this department a female voice. Arrived there with several of the neigh. of 13,2191. at the least. 11 2 1' 1111 Da.ektras - „.._ - 10 1 3 Pee 1,600 10 De.CommandCuraire ali m s close showed more " sth. In having hail a resolution placed before the et. itee iLeseriereaad . Tertsalser 611 611 625 2 il,feo le Do. St. John list key IS 84 83 boon, he found a married woman, named Hannah Greek serrable. The offir mailing in August, compelling them to adopt • the pledge' toil 175 110 . 111 the - ••• 71 71 as 1.0 :MOW 1 Cannn's Creek 4 lOa Par way, who resided in the house, with her throat frightfully given by the chairman, when no notice was gives that 14 Ds De. teem Maas Cake 8 44 „ IS,Org 10 Ceara Gomm ....- ell 40 44 -Three per Cent. , hi' 'all Leeds Northam . .. 12 125 mom e ecotone.: rata. l I lew 1 1 i ditto, for account, cat, and other cuts about both her hands. Greenway, the such a resolution was to be put, whereby not one share- ni l Hilu s k sin gig is k,iig , 75 yi • 0 , 0090 ..... . . 11 141 til kmband was a 1.. / four d with his hand, and clothes in e holder is a thousand knew anything of it before it was le 7 jlea.,THlnualleal par Ipm 81 130,50 et: +Copper iibiers * 4 iii. ell 65 is per Cent. Reduced Moody condition ; and he was at once taken to Kennington read, and few then. . 6.,100 Ga., lielabea,ill. Oast 92 94 keret 18 +Do. Pref. 74 percent. all 3 7 paid per Cents.,92l, 1, I ~ 6th. In having given such evidence before parliament et . 100 'leaden lb WertiwWsite• 101 101 1011 24 70,Cee 5 fllagelAustralrOoppr all 24 S lace rlice.station, whilst the fcoisle was removed in a cabsl ; ditto, 30 years as will compel the company to make the central line also , Do. /or Ravi ••• ... - - Great Nugget Vela all 6de 6pa to Gay's Hospital. Upon reaching that institution it wee upon which evidence alone the pledge was taken. ,4511 ! Dec Fifths i din 5Su 166 . 66 " 1 De. Regietend - w B ank Stock, 213, is I ' no.stoeijeaatiime 5 6 pin Sae% 20 +General , ....... -.- all le 16 ties, 100. &maga that the trachea was divided, and that there " nib. And are now being deceived by the concealment le. ei• Do. votes 25 72,00 1 Otani Duchy of Bidet all j die par ... ... ... - - were several other cuts about the throat independent of the last mentioned fact from them ; for as soon as the Pt. 150 .Landsa a deutlaWesern 72 74 11.011 e ' Greet Polgooth all 25 5 dl. Exchequer Bills if flameout others over Ike head, leaving no doubt shareholders have spent a million on the coast, it will be 50 ISt, Do., ife ... ... ... 14 12 die 110,04.1 1 Lake Smarm. all 1 1 die India Benda ruled thrown away by the construction of the central line." 40 64 I Do. 140 . . . IS 12 „ 60.0ta I Liberty that the poor creature had bad a severe struggle with her landeedrryfelMaliffilli - - 10,00 5 3 /Warm The committee conclude by asking for proxies to he used not. I SO I ;---- Riot bu ittm k . 15 5 155 bobtail to a v o id his veageanee. The police found in the in ,the contest with the board, which they state it in- "b, gt• D 0. 11 0 , 0 i1 100 1, D o w. -slit Skeg 1 Loodonlaffirlforn. Geld flatter, the Amster f Quarts CeighlesCo all 5 II roan two knives covered with blood. At the station he evitable. M. 100 Ilffidland . ... 671 Ma 38 6 100,•Oe 1 Marieuita said that his wife had had two men in the house all night, - P. WO Do. Ilieut:eai - DeAr'y . U 36 15,000 to alearanalltAinerieen 9 1115 r lag Peruvian, Ore Ditto Half alarm tad odors he inflicted the injuries on her that she had told ABERDEEN RAILWAY. O,4m so 476 maxi. West. (Ire)... ... - -- SS 175; - ... - -60,00 e 1 New Grua& -.. .. - all a die par 0,4m1 New Wean IL&N.Co. all - however, the actus km she intended to leave hint with his three children, and --io-- et. 102 Newmarket . . liB 64 100,00$ 1 NOOIOOOIII Min& all 1 spa portant. The ch• that was his reason for murdering her. He likewise said am. eaMswien . .. ame per The report of the directors of the Aberdeen Rail- : 41 1 , D '''' -- t oo ode in g oo d h 41 d o 10,040 SO Pealgereffil.L.M • all - - which rose 1 per way for presentation at the next meeting exhibits an le *Newry and traniefiren - - 10,000 6 rot P 41145 - I little that if she died he should feel happy to hang for her on Be,ooo I M oz ateiL all PM par Stock Exchange of increase . of gross revenue . d ' thepeat half.,cont. 50 all X Warreepolatikace. - - iiaeot Se Iran - - effect that a half-y 1 the phew*. He further said that it was his intention to during IN= 48 4 9 pared with the corresponding period o 18.52, to the extent Itt. 1e5 7,e50 SS Ora -. Ilf Se di paid. Russian, 1 Isaac killed her, and if he had succeeded that he should of 3,0081., nearly all derived from goods tra ffi c. When the II 13 , Do. New .. .„ 50,00 n 1 Path australlea ail I f dis Min have cut his own throat. The men te a coach wheel- interest on debentures and the rent of the Arbroath and r, 155 1 ‘," Itatt , " emr .1111 . . U . al°2 . „ 4 U 418di. 1,000 le Iln Greet 21 45,170 num +United Heakaat.- all 81 If slightly stronger wield by trade, and has resided in the house only a short Forfar Railway are deducted, there remain 2731. towards 15 15 N or th N aos , Igo, L, „, s IS 70,n6ti 1 Waller - - haw. Not the least hope sea be entertained of the woman's dividends on preference shares. The for the first 6 all Do. S A Wend l5 3 100,000 I West Omega ..- all 1 I di n At four o'clock M nine weeks of the current half-year show. an increase over ft 8 Da. 6 3 Campania 7 If tee" 1 Wise Mariana. all die 1. Spanish Dere; recovery the corresponding period of last year of 2,1061 ,or an aver. 60 all !North Inn"' 46 61 loo,iot l 1 Tube 00doLleeth beffor&dare... .. el 6 de 115 II age weekly increase of 2341. During the half-year about i s i ' o j i N p ot ties --o—. 70 to 72 ; ditto TI BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. 100 additional waggons have been added to the working 1 0 ilO I n o m wank went„hiee, Par z Pia JOINT DPOOK MANX/ Active, 20 to 22 ; stock, and there is still a deficiency. Some new engines B L tt" pa s s* wen., k wester. 35 er — 4 ,— have been ordered. The 100,00 W. debenture stock, 1101011 !:e Central ... pekes Desamme done LIVERPOOL, Trasnse, 10 A.M. bearing 4 per cent. interest guaranteed, has not been an lie° , Nati& Midland i- ••• ~,,3 4 HI Na I Sic I Bane. Pd. Yarlaslar to-dr. per Cents., 96 to 9 Wind S., moderate, and floe. taken up to any great extent, and the company owes 69,3761. IP- . Ise lan"' a B'"••• " " ot. too . Do. LAN.W.Goar.Stk - - SI HAM 40 Australia& — all 08 10 682 0 zilian Old Five Arrived.-Mary Hale, from Baltimore. for arrears of preferred dividends. The capital account ift I 9 . 95 „„ 5 5,,, 700 gu tr0 g 00 d 55 15 45 0 ... _ 00 ant Col. Beat Loan Co. all - - 97, 98. 'Dutch shows that 1,636,6361. had been received, and 1,703,6141. .soombloy one ow*, 20;1100 Si anti& North Armoire .. all - - Off.-Ccaxer, from Valparai s o ; Thomas Me ll or, .. n.. d. 1... i n. . ),.i.„,„. ...i n .„ h . .„„„...,„ ~,, 34 1 Li ,„.,_ ~. , .a la /Al WM as 'VlkarOwtrll Musk a Ali& . A Ili 1 Ala Equador Bonds, 5 [THREEPENCE MONEY MARKET. IVith reference to the rice crop in Carolina, the circular of Messrs. Thiermann and Pringle, of Charleston, observes:—" The homes! w:ll soon be completed; upon the whole, it has rather been unfa vourable, but we do not think that the quantity will be materially curtailed, and the quality not so much injured as was anticipated. The yield, therefore, will be much larger than that of last year ; and we trust that the range of prices Rill also be t t a ll u a t t e moderate. At the same time. we would remark te con sumption in the States has so increased as to render it probable that prices will be higher than so l•trge crop would a kw years since have warranted." Land shares to-day were dull. Teri Weer were rather flatter, closing to 4 dis. Bank shares were also dull; those of the London Chartered Bank of Australia were flatter, and Union of Australia declined 11. Crystal Palace shares were last quoted ; 1 ; to prem. Berlin Waterworks shares (21. 10s. paid) have been dealt in at 10s. dis. ; Netherlanes Land Enclosure (V. paid), at 13s. dis.; and Peninsula[ and Oriental Steam shares at 09. MONDLT ETZNINO. The English stock market to-day generally showed flatness of character, the aspect of politics being as threatening as ever, and presaging an immediate recourse to hostilities between Turkey and Russia. Late in the afternoon, however, the tone became firmer, and prices may be said to have finally closed at an improvement of per cent. on the closing range of Saturday. The arnvals of gold and some small purchases for delivery to-morrrow seem to have chiefly contributed to the improvement, whilst the hope that winter and the pacific desires of the other European powers will have the effect of preventine any general armed col lision, also tends greatly to support prices. It is clear, however, that the main prop of the market under present circumstances is its enor mously oversold position. It is computed that stock has been speculatively sold to the extent of several millions sterling, the operators for a fall, as usual, selling in anticipation of a further unfavourable movement consequent upon the adverse influence exercised by politics, by the state of the money mar ket, and by the deficiency in the harvest. 'Unless some catastrophe should ensue, however, in a politi cal point of view, it is becoming more evident that the adjustment of each monthly account will be very difficult, as the large amount of stock speculatively sold must, of course, be bought back. In the present position of the market, with so decided a scarcity of stock, and with an evident disposition on the part of the public to buy rather than sell at present prices, operators fur a tall are fearful that heavy rates of "backwardation" will prevail; in other words, that they will be compelled to pay a heavy per centage for the temporary loan of stock. It is known, and we pointed out at the time, that the adjustment of the last account was mainly facilitated by the loans of stock by bankers and others ; but for which, little doubt is entertained that opera tors for a fall would have been more heavily 'mulcted at the settling. With the apprehension of these charges being renewed or increased, speculative sellers show great anxiety to cover themselves by buying back, and thus it is ,that any favourable fact leads at once to a marked rally. In fact the market may . be said to be now chiefly maintained by the parties whose operations are avowedly conducted with a view to depress it. Console opened 91} to 1, advanced to 91Z to again declined to the opening price, and had rallied at the official close to 911 to ~ both for money and the 10th November, which was also the quotation current at 4 o'clock. After that hour the price was k better, at 911 to }. Business is still chiefly confined to this department of the market. The tone et the close showed more firmness than has been lately ob servable. The official business report is as follows: —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91, 911, 911; ditto, for account, 10th Nov., 91}, Z, k, Three per Cent. Reduced, 90, }. 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 921, }, }, 1, i„1. Long Annuities, 5 3-16, 51; ditto, 30 years, 1859, 5 1-16. India Stock, 248. Bank Stock, 213, 215. South Sea New Annui ties, 100. A statement having appeared that the barque Tory was totally wrecked on 15th Jul., while on her passage from London to Port Stephens, having on board 280 passengers, principally etopkOs of the Peel River Land and Mineral Company, and machinery for the same company, we arc requested to state that the Peel River Company neither sent out labourers nor machinery by the Tory. Annexed are the latest reports from contiLental bourses, as received by Mr. Iteuter's express:— Amsterdam, Saturday, closing prices:—Dutch Four per Ceuta., 90 13-16 ; ditto Two-and-a-I per Cents., 60. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 20 13-16 !the Coupons, 4 11-16. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallies, 75. Peruvian Now, (N. Portuguese New, 35. Mexican New, 22. Gninada Active, 18 ; ditto Deferred, 7 ; 1 ,. 'I his bourse still shows decided flatness. Vienna, Saturday :—Five per Cent. Metallics, 91,t ; exchange on London, 11.8 (offered); Bank shares, 1,290. The tendency u this market is still very unfavourable, as indicated by the flat ness of the funds and the continued rise in the ex change on London. Paris, closing prices of this day : —Three per Cent. Hentes, 72.70; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 99. Rink shares, 2,700. The French funds show a rally of !, to 1 per cent. since Saturday. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by our government stocks at present prices. To render the results strictly accu rate, the proportion of interest which may have ac crued since last dividend period should in each case be taken into account. Three per Cent. Consols Int. p•.r cent Price, per annum . 9L £3 .5 7 90i 3 1 21 Three per Cent. Reduced Bank Stock (die. at the rate of S per cent. per annum) Ind.s. Stock (die 10i per cent. per annum) Exchequer Ldls (interest 2d. per cent. oerday) par 3 0 10 Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Lirer pool Weekly Share List) showing the rates yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prices : 3 II !, 2461 4 5 I - . Iht. pr; et. per sosum at the rme of dividend paid Pres. Price. aIILWAT. Last 1 year. Lot year 151 lienci.d. and Windermere 34 Midland, Birmingham. and Derby 69 NI itil.ndstook 17. South Emtern 16 Lyrerpool„ Crosby, and Southport 3 4 0 5 6 3 29 Edinburgh and fiMsirow . 42 Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock 60 Great "cotes 11 Loudon and North Western Mix 75 London and Sotdk Western The report of the directors of the Aberdeen Rail way for presentation at the next meeting exhibits an increase of gross revenue during the past half-year, com pared with the corresponding period of 18.52, to the extent of 3,0081., nearly all derived from goods traffic. When the interest on debentures and the rent of the Arbroath and Forfar Railway are deducted, there remain 2751. towards dividends on preference shares. The nine weeks of the current half-year shows en increase over the corresponding period of last year of 2,1061, or an aver age weekly increase of 2341. During the half-year about 100 additional waggons have been added to the working stock, and there is still a deficiency. Some new engines have been ordered. The 100,000/. debenture stock, bearing 4 per cent. Interest guaranteed, has not been taken up to any great extent, and the company owes 69,3761. for arrears of preferred dividends. The capital account shows that 1,636,6361. had been received, and 1,703,6141. upended, leaving a balance against the company of 66,9791. The company is authorised to raise 1,780,6661., of which 812,7871. has been raised on ordinary shares. 276,2831. on 6 per cent. preference shares, 144,3861. on 7 per cent. preference shares, and 407,4501. on loans, leaving a balance of 139,8231. not raised. The gsneral balance sheet shows a total of 175,3131., including 31,3871. due on construction account, 91,9251, on revenue account, end 49,7361. on bills payable—together 173,0481. The revenue account shows that 20,6291. bad been received during the bait-year for plungers, horses, and mails; and 20,4751. for goods, live stock, and minerals, together 41,1041., being at the rate of 47 . 76 d. per mile per train, and the expenses 24,2381., or at the rate of 28.16 d. per mile per train. The nue balance account shows a total balance against revenue of 89,4801., including 12,8831., the amount of divi dends due on the 6 per ant. and 7 per cent stock for the ►alf-year ending the 30th of April last. 47$ Michaud Great Nesters—lreland 224 Toth and North Midland 151 East Lancashire 10) London and North Western Stock i lf 4 111 92 Bristol and Faster 15 1 York, Newcastle, and Berndt..... 41 Mahan and Beltaat 117 Buten Counties .......... ............ 2'e Scottish Central 93 Lon ton, Brighton, and South Coat 241 Caledonian 4 010 410 11 83 Lancaster arid Carlisle 4 ;0 104 4 19 li 9) Newcastle and Carlisle 31 Gt. Southern and Western—Reined 4 8 11 4 8 100 Lancaster ai.d Paton 4 7 4 4 7 4 63 Glasgow and South Western 4 12 3& 4 4 lf 62 Ulster 14 Scottish Midiand 17 Chester and Birkenhead 11e Great NoriLern DA Do. a A a 1 kainaked Math ',Nark kallsaaktrc.. Narth Wotan I Pink kekalk WeitJaaa .0= wan., k Waiver Alirears. k Dca L.k.N.W.Goar. sit .Sharomelwary sad Umbra • 213zewsbary laa 21kavar (Ika. W. 11.1 a.) ar Do. 20 kaa. f u.NYy 6+ kz.y aitirs Usk & I I. 80.0 Dews 100 Sosi,k !rims ." SO , South Wales 0 1141211 iselakkalvarDc,! all • booklas as cuo 1 $0 ,Thaalairelta.r, 17 vats of Moak I all Watarkra art an Waaadat4 Arrived.—Mary Hide, from Baltimore. Off.—Coszer, from Valparaiso ; Thomas Mellor, from ltio de Janeiro; America, from Charente; and Stirliogshi re, from West Coast of South America. QUZENSTOWN, Om. 23. Wind S.W., strong. Arrived.—Keliin, from Callao. back.—Mary, for Bristol. GRAVESEND, TUESDAY, 10.15 A.M. CUATOM-NOUSS RstraN. Wind S.E., fine ; tide half ebb. 31 11 Ms H 7 $ to 11 4 31 da 14 16 17 IS 34 33 3 4 21 31 14 lb 31 21 ta %dm No ib. ii Lim Pd. Yokirday to . - 22. es .. . 40 D A trar a llsakk Loa Co all - - 10.601 14 DM* North Amitioss . all - - 40.400 26 Obartand Diodc_odAla - 6 1 6 lOs 60.000 20 Clout. Doak at Math Alm =led 011644 2 6 die par li i 20 26. Ommuraisl al&le. Se - - 26. Ri61.11164.,63 Cbart. 10 14 INi 26,000 2) gad. W Auk, 16 da dm 10.0 10 - 60.00; 30 60,000 1 100 1 • V o 114 :104 ... 10,000 103 swim.' ss r-I 33 i 6" 10,04 26 Di: 1 ll* . i., . ..... . . . . . to, 6 4 f 1 mf ism et 20.000 ID gra Sala - 11 W..... .• -•2 r 3 ii 3317 26 Orloeld 11601=6446 all 43 46.64 63 6sl 20, NO Prootoolal at - - 4,000 10 Do. New . all - - WOW! 6 .Koyal Aui46lll; Iliddlie I awl Gold Imp. Co. 1 6 dim 8000 1 16 Sou& looloalls ...... -16 30 40 43 13.001 13 Uslei gj AWTrdalli sal 67 es moo Do. v....... ........... akuoo la umiak is 17t 13* iseeo so wise et ISISE... - - THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. The English stock market to-day has shown a decided increase of firmness, and at the present mo ment prices exhibit a rise of to 4 per cent. since yesterday afternoon. Consols opened 913 to and are now quoted 911 to Z, both fur money and the 10th Nov. The Three per Cents. Iteductd have been dealt in at 90:i to 904 ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., at 92; to i; India Stock, 245} to 249; Bank Stock, 212 ; Exchequer Bills, par to 4s. prem.; India Bonds, 2s. dis. In the foreign bond market the transactions have been restricted. Mexican maintains its rise, being quoted 243 to 4. Spanish Deferred is slightly better, at 21 t to!, and Granada Deferred lower, at 74 to 4. Russian Five per Cents. have been dealt in at 1113; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 961 to 971 ; Dutch Two-and-a Half per Cents., 62 to 4; ditto Four per Cents., 93; Brazilian Five per Cents., 1629 and 1839, 99. Arrived, Oct. 24—Aboyne, from Senage. Dot. 25.—Kitty's Wake, from Caen ; Cherub, from Dintzic ; Thalia, from Launceston ; Speedwell, from Antwerp. Sailed, Oct. 23.—City of Boulogne (steamer), for Boulogne. DEAL, TUUDAY, 9.32 s. IL Wind S., fine . ii I 7 its — a . "' iiirWsil 11:112. Wtarlinion sad Croydon I 1 , W.l6lnlatins.SCrystal P. 04.100 , Tork e lnerando Whir, ok 12 1 20 : Do. do. Sztondone .. SS 114 tso.O.N.l.lrorahsar . St. 100 f ork and :loth Illidlkad II 9 60i 61i 96 9 dis 4i 4 „ 44 45 Passed.—Lady Elgin, from Port Philip, for London; Margaret Evans, from New York, for London ; Robert Newton, from Charlotte Town, Prince Edward's Island, for London, 21 days out ; Rimswell, from westward, for London; William Spencer, bound for Antwerp; Schiller, from Balti more, for Rotterdam ; Koh-i-Noor, from Coring., for the river; Julawah, from Hartlepool, for Cal meta. WRYSOAN SLATE AND SLAB QUARRYING COMPANY. LIND Llll$6D al' 01 100 l• sokiasktastdro (Wood to Lantos& N.Wittorsl 00 ridoolalo )er o t ic a (Wood toCalodoelon) 100 lloolLtosolnia.gror.Op.Ct l okeerier (itosod to at. Northam.) , fl St Doan Moot' (l0000lltoereatWo•om all pool Dock &Idly. 1 *U. 31. ! Hoc) sol aUblOstby(l.lorkibilthd IS Do. dont (t.to) - 114, Do. i doom (ditto) . 1311toodo• osi Givostr;:b Gooloi to both Immo 10 Ditto Probroooe (dltto)! 100 Loto (Mod oolottOur.43orCoot. , I to 11..d01k I 1i.41 D. &Po 6 pet ) Conti ell IlloodhaloorkiNkMotlock tioniol Os LAN.W.II/111d.) ali leiligolio, sal Pod= to Stoat& Dart. 1 oh ileadford (31IdLi SO liortboroklidotoroll parCt Nand to lbat.Coostiot all Do. 1 per cent. (do.) 35 Tomissaippe loaf. Lao lill.Won.kLatie.lliTosa c 11 DIM i shares o) 1 100 Ilispin sad filtehta (ditt (kaa le Gnat Noreen+ , , WC Do. Obooretil Stook . . . 91 102 Oh. lincsuassovs. Pd. Ye v alTdes . 4 Adds OW Palm 20A 4tu ava lM al llsil.: 1 1 4 4 n— -14— iu, A lullsrlls siOnsieDs... A -_-! 60' PPP& Ass • 184 56 07d 6 DT14.4 OP. iii. 1 t I.!) Owls% Ps C V_ . Pas I , ~. .141 I pm 4 Crystal Moos al lams . . 2 1 11 ems ... .. ... s is = Womb .... it i X IT 5 . 26 _ ,Ds. .... ~ki L lb 12 14 16 Donsul Nei 14 20 OssaUM. Olprfte "te" lt . 1 N . 4 14 of 411 1 N ximi orib p.. rhb .i60, 11:1 8 1 1 :7 . all l 8 141. _ 7 ipl n : N 8614P1 A Wi truipllss_ , my. Pso u zuked emem ..."... 7 O n 2 dls p: 64 reslandse Drain' am ED Pa Do. U 2 partlpsd Ism Onsiss7 1 =l.l= 6 lsysstinsat all 11 2 14 r 1 15 I Myopias Palssesplt I 101, Vas Moon% Wad 256 141 154 Bolas done to-4y. Yesterday the first half-yearly meeting of share holders in this company was held at the offici.s in Gresham street, Mr. Bear in the chair. D appeared from the report that the company commenced id operations at the quatries in May last, end the result of four months' working since then proved most advantageous. Three galleries were sow opened, and four others would be opened in two or three months, from which 150 or 160 tons would be raised monthly. A dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, to be paid in December next on the paid up capital, was recommended, as also the issue of the remaining shares at par, with a preference to the present shareholders. . . _ 4$ 4$ 131 141 xd MINES. ee 33 107 100 &It 64 4 17 ZS 14 14 14 15i ad --•- MOND AT BTEXIDS. Anchored.—Colonist, for Hobart Town; the Man rif.us, for Alexandria; and the De Hecke Imre, from Hamburg. ior Cadiz. All three weighed from Dungeness yesterday. Sailed.—The Sir Hobert Seppings, Palmyra, Mary, Shepherd, Eugenie, Governor-General Rochnseen, Bosphorus, Warrior, Urania, Victoria, and the Black River Packet. 21 3 91 WO 88 81 137 143 137 119 H 11 dr EXTENsIvE FIRE ON Lt OGATE-RlLL.—This morn ing (Tuesday) a great destruction of property, added to the most miraculous escape from fire, took place on the pre mises of Messrs. Willey, dealers in silks, shawls, and otlisr vsluable property. The flames were discovered by one of the police in the lower part of the premises. The fire men were unable to extinguish the flames until property to toe amount of at least 5,0001. had been destroyed. The Arm is amply insured, and will for some days vindoct their business in adjoining premises. The cause of the fire not known. SULAINItIN E TELEGII4I`II ACROSA TUB FORT.II.—We Otassams) understand that the Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railway Company have just entered into an ar rangement with the Electric Telegraph Company, by which thf. talegtaph now laid down on part of the line from Edinburgh to Dullest and Perth, will be completed im mediately. In terms of the contract • submarine cable wit be carried across the Forth, as well as across the Tay ; sad as the work will be commenced in a day or twe, it is expected that Edinburgh will be in direct telegraphic com munication with Perth and Dander* in about sic weeks. CONSPIRACY To DEFRAUD /nil LIVERPOOL COR -I.,XATION.—A fraud on a large scale has been discovered between a clerk of works and a contractor. The following are stated to be the particul►rs : A Mr. Roweon has been the contractor for supplying bricks to the new gaol at Xors, where a Mr. Clark anted as clerk of the works, and he duties were to examine the bricks furnished by Mr. Sorwson, and to sign receipts as to the correctness of the deliveries. It has been discovered that Clark signed receipt, for 900,000 bricks, which were either not delivered or spoiled, and for which Mr. Roman has received 1,3261. lts. 91. Mr. Rawson has been arrested and brought be fore the Police Court, Liverpool, on Saturday, bat the case was remanded till the 29th, when Clark is expected to be also in custody. 11'HEI . K, AT Set.—The Mary Leveno arrived at Liverpool on Sunday, from Baltimore, fell in with the brig antine John Barry, from Cardiff to Malta, on the 20th inst., in a helpless condition, and took o ff the craw, eaves is n.in;her, and landed them safely at thi. port. The brig Margaretta, of South Shield., Captain Ward, from Trout to Malta, was totally wrecke d on the rocks between Stud well-roads and Panelllan Head. She struck on St. Patrick's Causeway on the 22nd, and carried awry her rudder. Be coming, of course, unmanageable, and Waking badly, the erew took to the boats and landed safely at Sturman, and ;hardy afterwards the venial drifted ashore and went to plecu. SoUTII-EABTLRN RAlLWAT.—Traffic for the week lading Oct. 22. n 20.-17,5191. 6.. &I. Correapondfag greed, 1862, 16,7931. do. 10d. Immo La 1853, 7531. le. sd. The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, said that it was almost unprecedented for a company to declare a dividend in the first six months of its existence. The quentity of slate produced was so immense as to justify so extension of the works, and its quality was such as to justify them in considering the quarry among the very first. They were a private party, who embarked in the speculation without going to the Stock Exchange. And if, after six months' experience, they were able to declare so handsome a dividend, he thought there was as profitable and a more secure way of investing money than se the gold mines of Australia. Mr. LAMER seconded the motion, and inquired if the dividend was paid out of the profits. The CHAIRMAN said he would never countenance the' paying of a dividend out of capital. The dividend would be paid from the sale of slate on the grass, or to be on the 1 grass at the end of the month. The report was then adopted. In reply to a question, the CHAIRMAN said that there re mained over 7,0u0 shares undispoeed of, which the directors would take themselves, so good did they c , nsider the under taking, if the shareholders did not wish to join them. Votes of thanks were passed on Mr. Wilkinson (or his great energy in conducting the company, on the chairman and directors, and on Mr. Sadler, the superintendent of works. RISE IN PALE ALE —The following notification has been issued: —" Burton-apon-Trent, Oct. Itt. At a meeting of the brewers of Burton-upon-Trent, held this day, it was unanimously resolved, in cosnequenoe of the very great advance in the price of malt and hops, to raise the price of pale ale Se. per banal from this date.—B•sS, RATCLIFP, and Ciawrrox." NEw LETTER Boa.—The Post-office authorities have within the last day or two erected a metal post for the receipt of letters in London-toad, at the foot of South-street. The people in that locality will find it extremely beneficial, as they need only drop their letter into the box and rest assured that it will find its owner as safely u if they had taken the trouble to wall and post it at the general °Bice. It has a somewhat singular appearance in this part of the country, but there is little doubt that in the course of time they will become generally adopted in all large towns, as it is evident that with the increased population and the rapid despatch of letters to their various destinations every facility must be afforded the public at as little expense as possible to the amour —Carlisle Patriot. TIIE POTATO SUPPLY.—Such is the enormous quantity of potatoes being sent up to London, that there are at present about three miles of trucks, loaded with this esculent, waiting to be discharged on one of the railways. Potatoes are bought up hereabouts at about 51. a ton; and after paying about 21. carriage there is • profit to the Scotch dealer of about 34. a tem.—North British Mail. - _ DEATH OF A LIVERPOOL ALDERMAN.-00 Satur day Alderman John Holmes died at his residence, Everton crescent, Liverpool. Re was the oldest member of the Tows Council, Wag 80 pan of op. to Kr. 511Ctati Wear Vella 7, p. Moo& (Wood to OtookloattDor Ditto Uttto Ditto Mita • SoTereot ppm" So Orsat Wastrel, 7011ININ YI Litton/ sad Patton Mai / Betters§ to Oraiostme... War= samara Amok@ CoArlon , ' sof Kronalime. Di,oo awl Besancon . Datca ti.boottla.„ - East !adios iat !belie& ifkand Jusaloo of Fewer o.Truak otroasdadt.abd .2L west. l'anada,.lMistel acio — r7sto6pc. — ILgoeskyunnis,3 p.O.Prof Do. ati6lway) . Do. Lo. Guaranteed Ira sad Moditorrtseao • . W.e.s Anted& ‘l.2vir k Lopr(lrial W.) Witten of rf Do. for Mow ... Do. 4W. 3 per of ßre ;for H. & Maim the.) Norwegian Trunk Frew. Para me. Lyme Pons ati Orkesar Part. 1114 Bows . 11PaiNeseNasdCberbrnari Quelmil sod Rialusond Dona brisk Dora Susi foftbre fl & orme Do. Si pir refer. South idles oiet. tramsP *mains 'lrma. I v l r er Pulp titters el Pismo . wafters of Ihritieflaad tileftedes 9 SO N 91 ILWAD. 3 3 Oa 33 3 I _Ws sl I! i 11 • 24 21 Si It X i 14 Pal D• T I a, 7 h 5 1 I 1 I f I •m I 1 Ps 4 83 ui in 7 A Ist 151 ra - 311_ - i34 4 pm 3 I dim IS 19 xd 1 dim par 1 Se dim 7i 8 4 &a 4 sat 3 4 Pu —PI 1 4 Dead Si Si de COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. iiDNCINO-LANE.-THIS DAY. SCGAI3.—The large public sales are going off heavily, the low descriptions are diffeult of ale; good grocery qualities are quoted about tke same as last week. The Re ined market without alteration. Correa.—The small public sales were chiefly bought in quotations remain the same as last week, but they must be considered partly nominal. TEA.—The news received by telegraph from China has materially strengthened the market, there have been buyers at yesterday's prices, but holden ask rather higher rates. Common congou, 111 to 111 per lb. Corrox.—The market is very firm. SALTPWIIIII —2.50 bags sold in public sale, refraction 111 to 14, at 295. ; 1,000 bags Madras, refraction 121, sold at 26i. to 28s. 6d. Bice.-1,160 bags Bengal sold in public sale at 14s. 6d. to 15s. 64., which wen previous rates. 1,200 bags Madras, first and second class, damaged, sold at 11e. to 12s. 61. PEPPER.—Batavia sold at 4gd. per lb. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallow nauket is steady, but not active. The de mand, however, for tallow on the spot is very good. Town tallow is quoted 60s. ; Petenburg Y.C. on the spot, 68s. 6d.; Oet. to Dee., 58s. 3d.; Jan. to March, :ob. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Davie report/ the supply large, and the do mend good. Prime meadow hay, 90s. to 115 s. ; inferior, 50.. to ; rowen, 455. to 605.; clover, 90s. to 1305.; second cut, 70s. to 110 s.; straw, 360. to 422. DEILIVATION Or " TOPSY TURYY."—When things are in confusion they are generally said to be turned " topsy tarry." The expression is derived from a way in which turf for fuel is placed to dry ea its being cut. The surface of the ground is pared off with the heath growing on it, and the heath is turned downward, and left some days in that Maio, that the earth may get dry before it is carried away. It means then top-side-turf-way.—From "Notts and Quarks." Exchequer Bills remain quoted par to 4s. prem. India Bonds ruled at jis. dis to par. The foreign stock market was generally rather flatter, the Amsterdam bourse showing a decline in the foreign securities usually dealt in there, includ ing Peruvian, Grenadian, and other stocks. Here, however, the actual variation in prices was not im portant. The chief movement was in Mexican, which rose 1 per cent., owing to the reading in the Stock Exchange of a notification (given below) to the effect that a half-yearly dividend is to be immediately paid. Russian, Grenadian, and Peruvian stocks, besides others, were flat, but showed a slightly stronger tendency towards the close. At four o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 241 to 3. Spanish Deferred, 211 to 1; the Certifs., 43 to 51 per cent. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 70 to 72 ; ditto Three per Cents., 48 to 50. Granada Active, 20 to 22 ; ditto Deferred, 71 to 81. Russian Five per Cents., 111 to 113 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 96 to 97. The list of sales includes :—Bra zilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds., 97 : ditto Small, 97, 98. *Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 931. Equador Bonds, 5, 1. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents., ex Dec., 1849 coupon, 191 ; ditto Deferred, 71, 71. Mexican Three per Cents., 231, 3. 241, Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 701, 711, Portuguese Four per Cents., 401. Russian Five per Cents., 1111; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 963, 96. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 44, 44`; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 211, 21; the Committee's Certificates, 41 per cent. Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 30 ; ditto Deferred One per Cents., 12. In the case of advances for short periods money continues easy, but all long dated paper, even of first class character, is negotiated by discounters reluc tantly, and only at enhanced rates. We hear of discount being obtained to-day as low as 41 per cent., but this was on unexceptionable bills, with only about three weeks to run. We have to-day to record further arrivals of gold from Australia. In addition to the 256,000/. advised this morning as received by the Eagle, the Charlotte Jane has brought in 34,400 ounces from Adelaide, whence she sailed on tho 2nd July, and the Pelham, 4,442 ounces from Sydney, with dates of the 4th July. The total receipts of Australian gold for the two days thus represent a value of about 411,0001. The Duke of Richmond has also arrived from Portland Bay, and the Thalia from Launceston. Respecting these two last named veseels nothing definite is known, either as regards their date of sailing, or the gold on freight, but they are not believed to have more than a trifling amount of the precious metal. Our anticipation of largely increased arrivals of gold from the United States is being fully realised. In addi tion to the large imports from that quarter reported in our paper of this morning, the America has brought in 491,948 dole., or about 98,4001. sterling. Eminent firms on this side expect considerable fur ther remittances by future packets. We under stand, however, that 270,000 dole. of the amount brought in by the America is destined for the conti nent. The steamer Hope has brought in 2,200 ounces of gold from Africa, worth about 8,8001. The subjoined satisfactory communication has been handed to us by the committee of Mexican Bondholders : MEXICAN DEBT. Telegraphic messag;;;;liiOn the 11th inst. by E. J. For- Wall, Esq., in New Orleans, to J. G. Ward, Esq., in Boston, and by the latter to Messrs. Baring Brothers, and Co.: "At the request of your agent in Mexico, I inform you that arrangements have been made by the Mexican govern ment for the immediate payment of one dividend, and a remittance of 40,000 i. has been sent to Colonel Facio by the English packet for that object. Communicate this to Baring and Co., and to the chairman of the Committee of Mexican Bondholders, 27, Gresham-street, London." Notice is issued of the caneelment of 194 special bonds, amounting to 50,300/., of the Danish Tbree per Cent. Loan of 1825. The dividend on the Six per Cent. Corporation Bonds of the City of Montreal, falling due the let November, are duly advertised as payable at the Commercial Bank of London. The unfavourable accounts from the country re- Tecting the weather and its pernicious influence on the sowing of wheat, caused holders of corn to-day to demand a further advance in price. The supply of home-grown wheat was small, and the price ruled 2s. to 3s. per quarter above the rates of last Mon day. Foreign, of which the arrivals show a large quantity, was held for an advance of 35., or le. above Friday's rates. Flour ruled Is. dearer. Barley was quite as dear as last Monday, and oats Is. to higher. Beans and peas have recovered from their late depression In floating cargoes of wheat a rise of Is. to 2s. on Monday's prices was established. On Saturday several sales were made, including a cargo Taganrog Ohirka, on its passage, at 645. 6d.; a tine cargo Galatz, at 665.; a cargo bard Galatz, at 53e. 6d. ; and Odessa (Mirka, at 64e. To-day a cargo Galatz wheat, on its passage, was reported sold at 585.; and Galatz Indian corn, at 41a. The marker for home mining stocks to - duy, has been characterised by increased activity. The sales reported are :—South Caradon, at 242,1, 243, 247 ; West Caradon, 220, 223; United Mines, 227, 2:10; Boscean, 100, 105 ; West Providence. 39, 40 ; Great Wheal Alfred, 341, 35, 371, 41 ' • Comford, 341, 36; Alfred Consols, 26; Gilmer, 5; North Buller, 8, ; Mill Pool, 6; ; South Tamar, 6; ; East Tamar, 1; ; Wheal Zion, 24 ' 4; Poltimore, 215., 225.; St. Day United, 24. 1; East Halamanning, 205.; Speed well, 51; Herrington, 10s. 6d. The gold mining share market was firmer, espe cially in the afternoon, and closed with an improved appearance. The inquiry was chiefly for the Colonial Gold Company's shares, which improved ss. per share. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted to 4 prem.; Great Nugget, par; Port Phillip, 7-16 to 5.16 dis.; British Australian, •o 4 die. ; Agua Fria, 7; to prem.; Nouveau Monde, 5.16 to 7-16 preen • . . _ oth Brazilian, s erforeignsharre. John d shares were eIH generally ey firmer. Im perialLinareser. shares advanced 10s. The Metcalfe Company's shares were flat, and closed at a further reduction, viz., at to l; prem. The nominal closing prices of new undertakings are as follows t—Mizen Head, to k did.; Lewi' Hill Range, ;to die. ; Cologne Lead, 2 to 4 die.; Clarendon (of Jamaica), kto prem.; Britannia Gold, to 1 per eh. ; New South Wales Coal, 2to I dis.; L'Aigle d'Or, 2to din.; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, k dis. to prem. ; Mount Carbon Coal, j to : dia. ; A enmare, & dis. to 2 pm.; Lake Superior Copper, 1 dis. to par: Connemara. i die. to par; thenaulin. j to dis. ' • Australian Mutual, 2 to : dis. ; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, 2 to 2- dim.; Golden Mountain, to 1 die.; Poitintore, to (prem. ; Great Crinnis, par to I pm. ; Garnett gad Moseley, I to II prem.; New Linares, dis. to par; Sue River (of Jamaica), par to 2 pm. ; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), I t to 12 prem.; lihurode Copper, j dis. to 4 pm.; Carberry West, tt toe die. ; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1, to ill die. ; Australasian Coal, & to 1 die.; Liguauea (of Jamaica), to 1 dis. THIS DAY.—Two o'C4.ocx. The gold mining shares to-day an steady, at alhrut former prices. Agua Fria are quoted 0-16 to 11-16 prem.; Colonial Gold and Nouveau Monde, 3-16 to • 7-16 prem.; and Great Nugget, par toe prem. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 32 to 34 : Peel River, die to par ; Scottish Australian Investment, 1 to 11 prem.; and North British Australasian, 1-16 dig. to 1-16 prem. laverisl Bra zilian Company's shares have been dealt in at 61 to 51; and Linares at (11. GI MI i 11l 6 11 sit