The Express. — London, England, 1853-11-25 00:00:00

[THREEPENCE. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. _•--- MARX-LANE.-THIS DAY. The wheat market was quiet this morning, and it was not without difficulty that the rates of Monday last were supported. Barley could be purchased on rather easier terns than in the beginning of the week. Archangel oats were again rather dearer. Other descrip tions fully supported Monday's quotations. Beans and peas underwent no change. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON /ROM NOV. flit to NOT. 35th. (RA 6allsa. tioatolt. IriaS. Toreiro. Wh05t.......1 1070 22160 B•zisy....— 2110 • 600 I MO Otto.— 840 19610 9130 Molt ISSO Mar. 1,28000d0 sad 7,130 enrols. LONDON AVIILAOII.—Wbeat, 206.11 d.; Rys, 4sl. W.; Bea* 75.. 10d ; Bailey, 445. 2d. ; Oats. , 495. ; Peas, SM. Sd. L AVERAGES. WORM. Dares, Osts. i Rye. Beano.: Peas. Oct. IS Ms 4d Ws Id as 10di 3 its lld 43. Sd 45s 4d 22 ... 61. Ild 10. 74 24s 24 38, 44 Ws 74 40s 7d 2:1 ... des Id tOs 9d Its Id Ws 10d Ids 4d ils 10d I Iloy. 5 714 Oil Ili Sd 21s Isi 41s Od 4110 10‘101. Id 12 ......73. 74 42s 24 25s Sd Its 7d 10. 94 , 361 7d 19......72. thl Us Id 2.4 04 42. 114 52s 641561 7d g wogs' Age. Aver. 70s Od lls 23 244 114 41. 54 i 5. 6d.S2s 44 Ihrev.—Weast. Barks. Oats. NT.. tisane. 3.111 Peen. In. Oa ILI OIL . -- fi 7 91 9 .. • fl 9 «. .. ER I ... 613 II ... r .... .7 S. 4--,...a , ... , Oct. 111. Nov. 8. Nov. 11. ... ... ... ••• ••• • ••• ••• Nov. 19. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. - - Suosa.—The market is heavy to-day, and last week's currency is barely supported ; yet general quotations must remain unaltered. COFFEE.—This article has worn a firm appearance during the week. TE.c.—A very large business was done the first three days in the week at advancing prices—say Id. to id. per lb., common congou reaching Is 31d. per lb. Itics.—A fair amount of business done during the week without altering general quotations. Corrod.—The market has been dull ; prices unaltered. SPIRIT/I.—Rum and brandy dull of sale. Sricze.—The market has been quiet at last week's prices. SALTPETRE has sold in small quantities at fully previous rates. FRUlT.—Currants: A limited business only has been done. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet to-day, at the annexed quotation'', with more disposition to sell : Town tallow is quoted 648.6 d. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 66 1. ; Oct. to Dec., Ma. ed. ; January to !dank, Ms. to 3d. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. The number of beasts is rather large and the trade dull, but the choicest descriptions are not lower. We have only a small supply of sheep ; fully adequate, however, to the demand. Monday's prices are with difficulty maintained. Good English calves are mace, and consequently in demand at rather higher rates, but trade is dull for other descriptions. From Germany and Holland there are 307 beasts, 1,110 sheep, and 259 calves. The number of milch cows is 85. Per stoat of Blba aaa d. Per stone of Blbs, ad.s. d. Best &eta Ilerelorte.. 4 4 4 6 Beet Pay. a llf..isla. 8b Best Shorkboene ...... 4 0 4 4 j Best Lonplwools Sewed quality Haw.. 2 8 3 6 Do. do. nom Calves ...... .......... 3 6 4 8 ; Byes earl nasal quality 3 8 4 Hatt Da. half-hteds 4 10 8 0 ; Istmh as. t Beasts at market. 976; sheep and lamb., 3.d 0; calves. 334: DIP. e. M _ . _ • / - . Ol . • ....' •. • • . . i . e A .„,..‘ . ..1 C ..... . -- P ,d „4 • ''t‘ /"........ a.... ....- • - rfre--...€ • _#(.- '''''....L.,./7.- - SI yee i C-** l-0 ° y ...g. ...e• . -.•• (111 i r ie l. f 43 r t 1; 5. .Tvb ie No. 2,2 66 .] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 25, 1855. _ - / eif DEPOSIT, 7, St. Martin'e-place, MONEY MARKET. These figures show the following results: sHABB LIST& raaranaNCS IMAM. Irsfalgar.equare. London. 1 01%71 , 471ND KUNST are reseened to IMMO, t THURSDAY EVININCI. aid& IsMeutice. bridlie• • • •1 1•144 4 Intone mar In The Eoglish stock market to-day, after the de- 1853 Total No. of Average matipt receipts. miles open. per mile. £239446 .... 4,472 .... £53 9 8 --4-- The railway market opened weakly with Consols, loci 100 Aberdeen 114.'100 ifteerosea No. 2.7 per Ct - - /It i . 1000aledoslak £l5 ... TrIVIUMAT EVENING. M. 100 Bristol &Ro 4 per Ct - - 150 pression of yesterday, again exhibited an upward 18.52 214,693 .... 4.3231 .... 49 12 7 Lanambire sod yea ra _ ... _ b bei , jr. ,.., ... its . 1 - Is et l •ler Lea 1 1. 1 113014 ... - - 11110.11aNguirila welb salahis i.fie ut ilmtu 'V n il gg i.s.sl as t li e el . sON. mamas D•reetar• tendency. The market opened fiat, under the Although the aggregate comparison of the Maine London and Nardi W es t ern at 1021 ng ; Gres,ThW;;;; ; , :1 1.1141 1 14:55 7. dri1a5k5°515 ' 4115.417.1- ' . - - yreepectames free en aveutams. influence of an uneasy feeling as to the course of the still slums a considerable difference in favour of the at 831: Midlamd being quoted 62/ to 63; Caledo- se l iillen 4 =ll u sa m r " mleel‘ti I " _- - - - ... --- all ' Cal' TLE SHOW of the Smithfield money market; but on money purchases by the present season, the figures above given are less mane , - 28 t j: Dovers, 181 • ; York and North Mid- s l a I D °' 11 °' $ 5 / 47 1nr da Ar a E L --- E-7be.ANNUAL Effeminate amu woe. broker who usua ll y acts for the Court of Chancery, favourable than those to which we have so long been ba ll d a, s ' 241 s tn i . s u b sequently. on the edrenos in 7 4 s - fil D :t a tlij. 11 8 ;i i s sar a- - iri 1 I Pi ~ se, sansseme ma 20111111 AT 11*".. ty a v mous% ele. Mk. mow adai sam s w . followed by other influential p urchases , coupled accustomed. This, however, is simply owing to the the fund ., times was a rally, but the final quotations Irons, ao. Ite.: t a ii 1 arm i m Mew 0 1111 • s a ur.wesw.-osss ma awagasts awe with the circulation of various reports of a more ( Host that, in the corresponding week of last year the did not appear better than those of yesterday. and ie to Ira. Newel per Om. Noel I 14 " satisfactory character in connexion with foreign pts of all the metropolitan lines were gr ea tly MI 30 tkemaridembertpge.ip.Ct Pi 311 on the whom - ' - this department of the market has at. ma'am meantime I - - 6 1 "w iesevali... "eaus". knalaww. One_ OlOMg. - politics, prices at one time attained a rise of 1 per swelled by the concourse of visitors to London to shown hoariness. B . has b een less a cti ve to . s a an e isma ssi,.. l ele. sitz n oritiaattz: -$ -$., goll BINKEItS sad BANKING COMPANIES. cent. on the closing rates of yesterday. Towards the witness the funeral of the great Duke of Welling . m et aims esa atekt ialegrity (aad 71111sa a day, bat the market, although deriving support from si. Me' - ----- i tit 1 A A 7 0 va k a. ) -- ;„ Assmgh 4 Isnament arruamote annum close there was a partial relapse, but the final quo- ton. The return of the Great Northern Railwa =l a our , on. koil, Dipper narematreet,weeimiea. tations were still 1 per cent. higher than those of Company, however, being always a week behin d- to the an com y poliparstidesiveormarctiginancisty financial stock Lis cetn sensitive M. mo i lm iemeele a per em i et t ir e.a. rip. m e. lee tit - - - _-. GLASS SHADES far ALA - yesterday. Mooey stock continues tabs more freely hand as compared with the other companies, the - te 10 Do. 41 perssat. seep al el Ldaan 7 M 77l ml4.loloar : at ISTALFEENCH supplied for immediate transfer, and the quotation discrepancy caused by the influence above adverted maga esSeater Orsalasla 4d. ea. COX, 16, Crewmer., Seim SI 6 1 0Wamelmilbseled•Ipe Ili 7 for cash is slightly lower than that for the account , to will not be shown till next week. THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoci. st. ley Deafae.redeem.44 pat. 119 In ....__ ___.- FLI: GUINEAS.-Mr. WM. H. HALSB , the Consols opened 931 to 1, and, after being sold at The returns on Scotch lines are as ander: 'Z'he Wimp - market to-day, though very inactive, 9 r... 1 . 0 . ..........D l73ol7 Tallamlna err et , 03 100 1882. in firmer, and pekoe are y noted at a slight 17, le; Dis= sa li g ss t i ga n° ,. 1 1 4 515 141 555 w a wa ealesalvt. d_Y....lereevw=.... n . eete.,„,..l oll Aue. tau 94, ascended to 933. " buyers ;" but thence receded 1868. ..des we erewessi• ~,„„.r irs ' 6 ,71, 6 ''",....5 a. " ye.rm s ,s e u""' sr Ar, T•ad i• to 954 to 1, which was the anal quotation. The official m air o w sad smith Wads= £4,816 .... £4,017 improve on the fin ratan of yesterday. London * 9 l " 1 • 0 • 11 11 . 1011 . 1.0004 rani - - report of actual business is as follows :- Three per &Rib. & Disallow, and Caledonian 14,888 .... 18,819 and North - Western stook is quoted 103 to 1; Great u ni • Ill s umaggi 9lll°7slw w elar aom. •° MCI - I - 8 pm BE SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the last half Cent. Consols, for money, 953,1, 1,3, 3 ; ditto, foe Aber4aan 1,780 .... 1,63.5 Western, 01 to 3 ; Midland, 63 to 1; Lancashire I% all twaisairmyn i Orl ua e sh r i j t eb - - . h m Jose 2 4 ; 7 .6 %7 .... 2 3,7 632 81 and Yorke s, 67 to 3; Dover, 183 to 2 l ; Great 1 co t./ neve wend Ineserelles an ,_ ll n l nowl.a_nny_ account, 6th Dec., 951, 3,1, 3 . Three per Cent. Bri tish ritt eot.a • •••• • Northerner 111 to • / ; and Caledonians, I to 1. 16 10 Do. Non 1 1 117 °. ... . 1 9 6 3 ° le li s all .......L.A...0 13 14 473.12 ells miterwa n .wa i r. k....a 8 . 8 =7 88 1,,r a Rsduesd, 94 1,2, i. a, i. hue -and-a-Quarter per "•*" - - Ewer MilkBll/8.181111111 SheSelds haverisen to 221 to 231. .1 1 , 3 .. 1 2__O. a.. 9 (e. , 7 . -.. Per IPa eis tis, "'“ • =m 6 ise t s metemstasseesly s 3= eseMbe 2 6 1. gait figi 4- . Ler* Ansuitids• 1860 , Si. enrl ar" TONI 00,N6 French lines are alio rather better. Northern. r Imp '=5`0„.. m5e1M b,. 6 4.0, 11 1 Tu arm wer-ounwassa week bir-deornalt ca w India Stock, 253. Blinn Stock, 218, 2163. Ss fait ettimMessels, aim. area item. lie eibiblem kle The Irish returns are: are quoted 343 to 1 ; Strasbourp, 321 to 333; and IMI s mete Prekeeme ........ 1 1 ale -1•1 e g , _as mama the wits ol • ~market Ind et Exchequer Bills closed Is. lower than yesterday, 1853. £736 .... 1 £ 86 09 2. Paris and Lyons, 161 to . i prem. ft IN SWIM 111111111011- -.- - M IM - L l4{ei 3e. el 11 (0 2000 1 6 " 6 " ( ease' 6 * gror maul , at Si. to Be. prem. India Bonds remain quoted Is. Belfast and Ba ll ymena - - ma is.: sea &Mee as ,ms. Ea. Cautket-On On meagre et to - ...... we the =ran *llmeemile Mat 011..1n Men lam 4.. prem . Belfast and County Down 195 ... . 171 Belgian shares are quieter, and firm, with a steady et . toe no. Wave/arra* o pet - 156 . --- a, L eettLAND anb DM 111. BattomssUso, lime" The foreign bond market was quiet, and Pc hibited Ulster - - - - m a se dems. mad Perham. 493 404 Sambre and M 9 to Londonderry and Enniskillen ....man, 1 3. as all I Nortb etallordeklre .„. . 23 13 IL lee Oxford. Wersesser. and no feature of interest. Buenos Ayrean Bonds remain - 26 Londonderry and Coleraine.... 210 .... - 011171441tY SHAM AND MOM Walver..6l6.6yir Mat 104 106 ri RTOONS of RAPHAEL.- Many p awns firm. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quote d Cork and Bandon 41./ A bets an.led by an kssfe meld sm. to lex div. Peruvian Four-and-se Half per Cents., 71 Cork , Bi a d asc k. 66 ,4 p assage l4B .... 136 a h. 1.4 . unman. a min e 5.51 an 1111 " i°4l, • 6 ehrewallettres.Neweenr. 94 101 Yesterday. to 2 pm. the__.Panial",r? . .. °l ta a l." . 6 .... n a 0 savannmalni,_ to 73 ; Granada Deferred, 71 to 81; ditto, Active, 19 - - _,_ _ Is Is ebrsvartiZeitar(Ner.W. fana .115.5.5. 55 t° 4. " .. to .... ashaese s Th . "l:47. a s sam `" . 51° 4 to 21. Sardinian, 91 to 93. Spanish Deferred, 22 da t uneef the patron , Mr. Total _ £3,138 £2,437 IL NS aterdemi --. 106 11 Mini 1 per Coat- .. 14 IT MI IC Do. per that ... - 10 106 00 Mew hews Mauer. MY • netormy No Nina me pubes to 1 ;the Certificates, Nto 53 per cent. Bales are is maink et isetagLieseti sad J . m i a m as onto Dna 11 II tau they are !HIT melded by f in. bat as Gab Ihmese a . thus recorded : - Brazilian Four-and-a-lialf per THIS DAY.--Two o'CLocit. ul an tbam.Wole.BlbearVall6 1 10 11 ,11 Dens Pined i 4 pr Oet per 4pa Kr. BAXTER talie. Ow erproudirtfrourin Mae be .6d:rt. Cent., 1852, 96), 933. Belgian Four and-a-Half per The English stock market, though quiet, has :: t Il an 511115. " Ds. a ss m irs. /51415C5555. 356 5a5 t. c.. 51°. 1 1 7 5 1 1 " 154 , all South iloters l•eadia6 Lamle ELIUL..... 24 344 it t h , w.a or several 1.11 casfooN. et Noma rt. ssestri. t s sdier " O le memiss. ine Cents., 95 1 , lex div. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., shown increased strength to-day. The funds, after is tel Do. is, ao. sm.. st ao de 41. 1 Do. per am. t . th sz a t d , s l". 541°°"11°111181111 trey will be Plusiel" val 655, 65. banish Five per Cents., 1031. Granada attaining an advance of 3 per cent., are now quoted at. 100 nnolson Lost -.. :: t :, 9 0 .4 10 all &LYN ,19 Se OrrrMmll $ W I - - din .. liiil be . pub.i.hed on MONDAY Data car bet.. "Ike kothatthe Deferred Bonds, 8. Mexican Three per Cents., 25, 1 better than they left off yesterday. Consols is an Mamma llilibad .. 166 174 lk. Dm York, Newcastle,* bay lisnour." alter the celebrated Melees by Omen. Pries U. U. lex div. ; ditto, for account, 30th Nov., 251, 3, opened 951 to a, ascended to 95/ to 3, and are now SO au mama IMMO - - 14 16 Gallant or tag.pursit: 96 99 55 11 6 Oleo &no - - 44 45 Neu 7en. ,, o( the Gems el Nes 011.16 Bakkiikm. eantalalog the . .. DI 4S Odium' Mint' ass- 43 46 4 5 4 o wned poop, the /Mina. PRISM. ex dm. Portuguese Four per Cents., ex all overdue quoted 951 to 3, both for money and the 6th of De- u , A; 3 . 0 0 0 ,,,L0 55 . E 141 fark&N.Mhall.lNP.Pare. 4 die Per Peentee's „eat, II min, Seetkommlemeinene. Coupons, 383. Russian Five per Cents., 111 . , 3. liar- cember. The Three per Cents. Reduced have mon __...____ --- Calm Five per Cents., 92, 913. Spanish . New been dealt in at 941 to 1; the Three-and-a- r: s a t n 't n ett l i sd •• • • :- 8.).... ::: H n 4 . MINIS. THE D A I LT NEW 8 • • Deferred Three per Cents., 221. Thu Committee s Quarter per Cents., 963 to 1; ► South fiea Steck, 13 1 . I t e t gares emmrs ewes. az e ..... l e s e 44 13 114 alma semen Leaks morass Ign 34. llama lIMM. l'aystaarday. car . ma NNW Ovum Me DAILY raw bead of the U. CArrtifa., 51 per cent. 113; ditto New Anus., 1003; Exchequer Bills, De. Ole &D. Mi.) ... - - Ite. MEW ma" God 10 . 9 % """ i " . "'""""" la " 1 " 1 "" Money to-day was again in active demand out of ss. to Bs. prem.; India Bonds, Is. prem. Every de- L.' I a s. u m a ... ... 31 33 -----• - - emenll all evima end praelleal ram% wbether par 1. soli 1, 100,1110 1 Nns Irsla •a mesas. doors , and rather tight. partment of the Stock Exchange has been marked stow awe mamma ... - as 47 656 all 1 Ipa 11 IN. 'l4O • Mho* ani Glum, . 61 0 64 11,111 1 angle hastraban MU all 1 die Far le Mess Mot md ram ef lte_.. A.. .ol•lll•lLawria-la tbs••••beW of Or The demand for gold for France continues brisk, by quietude and firmness. teems to.. •AngloOaliforatan ...„ all 14.1poata 10 31 lirlsberale Ned 11(... - - 1111 = .1 4 1.5 =W s ====jit s and the Australian gold brought in by the Childe The foreign stock market is fairly supported, with et. leo a.asteasNreete r _oewhe 21 14 rapi r=l „..i. ls Ikea% IDEW/406 MG Usimbraybrldea.- Harold, Surge, and Ports Wallace, which amounted a limited business, and little variation in prices. It :1:: =r ano w_ ... as sr annwsswereesisasorter " rim we pow _ !lithe aggregate to only about 75,0001. sterling, is Spanish Deferred is quoted 22 to 3 ; Spanish Old at. ies //e. h..IME ... ... 40 62 tri. ui i 1..., 10 eAustralaelea 10 Ntestrallaa -5 S 4 1 Entrathrs Cordillera IN 1 Asetrallaa Freehold Wee 1 Ave Marts all ' I die Meet at Mee isms by wary being taken for shipment to that quarter. Three per Cents. have been dealt in at 461 to 1; the la. tae De. M 16_11#___ : . ; . 2 . : HI !E 1514 1. 00 Maenamon Iron k Cad au 11 11 0111 1 01 1.1 = 111 Woe* arn al figili *PM w" Ilk el Pie% Considerable further remittances of gold to Russia Certifs., 55 per cent.; Swedish Loan, 93; Dutch z 105 (kw w88 7 8 :.' 1 ' .. ' . J U t x, 03 e i Mae 2 1 re 2 l e ttk ib etuatrallan Cold 13.31 1 1 10 41 s ofirmalasit a as Woo as al papa way. a s , are also in contemplation. Four per Cents., 951 to 5 ; Portuguese Four per Cents., is it irks( gears imetera - - - - _ • whleheadnisr. mit 11111186 front ®Dann ama, The silver brought in by the Solent from the West 413; Sardinian, 92 to 3 ; Equador, 51 ; Mexican, 25 :: 1 51 11 1 1 tamralar Ds. . mbi r °mu" ... " 1 " in pui " g iPlage. slim, : mies weer in im , by th . ii , num of mines Indies . became deliverable from the Bank of England to 1 , ex div.; Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., ea 100 LimmlbsinglaXiiiii; 66 5q 144 7 1•••• 16 seren.aspAlar.stSt.pa3 241 3 3 1 61 6 1,11111 es De. Oxemand Calais all 1 11 11 UAW 10 Do. de. Joke UN Rey IA es 191 174 De. MN_ ... i _. 14 dle 115.600 1 Carson'. Creek 4 tai. per hserez year Ma a lbe lailloaiia iy this morning, but has not yet been sold, the arrival 081 4 . 14 Ile De. Wad BllMMOntoll - -r• 11.1101 40 Coln) Copper Web it will he ern that Si 57.57 1 , M15.55 View of the Overland Mail being looked for with a view - - se au Leeds Neilbera -.. 1 14 MOM 5 vColoolal Gold 1 I 4 pea 14 jay win; ma le lee yews lola tar Man mpe= s _ Coptipo li 114 im SataNDesd. m e sa. to learning how the exchanges stand in India and MINES. 114 111 Looineminaliwall_ . $4 54 54 10 7 LesaMbiry,Si IlleeNned 1 14 pa aria a. Kappa lama a Zia all ,de 70 11 ° ,0 nie C"'" 1 • 11 • .. 1770 ••••• China. At . present. therefore, the price of silver is ilt. 100 Lamllrlsliem.llB. Dom 97 le 117 3 II NM. Pref. 71 preset. all 57 pa Unworn Pat . inaelae. I Lasen • Narl•Master 103 114 193 4 Oreat Nowt vela. all 4 4 pa 0 1 10111711- llgi es ...jeltr ovbs A telegraphic despatch has been received from There his been very little business to-day in the se 11 166. m a . ... .. .. ia s spa 1" 1 I Do. Resider.* - „ Its aslant ealmasese et Mk me Trieste, dated yesterday (Wednesday), with news home mining market. South Condon and Bedford ie t 1 hs.SIELILantIB.IO: 1 6pa i,006 10 +Ger eral 72,001, all 14 16 °tune Dusky of Deem all 1 New li ttenSieter ierg iVlrs s = ll 7lll 3 Sr mama swift from Alexandria of the 17th inst., stating that . the United shares were in demand, and closed firm, with- IS 10 : 1 u p% st a nt aLi ii.,,;;; T. - 7 - 8 Ts 11.0117 Great Yolgeotb all 34 A ale emaipp pPa ru10_........ 7 . 1477 , 7 • 711 ..... 1 0 - 0 5555 ..__...._ 57455 .11 5 _......M 551111555 - 7 •- 400,000 ardebs (about 260,000 quarters) . of grain- out sellers. Wheal Buller shares have been dealt in so 431 De.. MO .- - ... 12 11 Ns 100,00 C Lake Elatkurst. all I 4 Me ors arm y, 4 4 44 , 4 4=ur n ' is ii e s io "'" the quantity allowed to be exported-having been all at 1,020, and Wheal Basset at 620. 40 se Be, elan lf 8.. ' U A larkadayitieUilla - - °D. ' 15. Liberty Winne Ns. par 4 ell 0 II reli= a r 2 46 2 : ll l•l4llgieses, sad MU as kopek shipped, the prohibition to make any further ship- The gold mining shares were rather firmer, cape- B t . to &m a m a & He 338 12 KM LoadankOstUara. Geld MI6 " I. " I ' . -41 " .. " 888 = mats has now positively come into force. So er e Os palkied sum eas suesseesm witk B cially Agog Fria and Nouveau Monde. Waller et 41 Da. DEED - - Lis Daiwa Crnablnioo all 4 4 IMAM elslariqulta strictly is this rule stated to be carried out that me- shares have improved to 3 dis., " buyers." At 4 ::: tee l in t" "',„a' as a y ' 2Xi 134 i$ a 1 okaallit.anawlean 9 771 M Warirr" 4 Il l osiodier "Moms ta tbe kingdom ; 0708 eels already half loaded are prevented from completing I L. C o l onia l G o ld o'clock - .. - -- New Granada . all 1 die per Waft 111. 111104treet. Walk& Kea New Wares lie ii:ii. au - - their cargoes. In consequence of this intelligence Great Nuigget, 3to 1 prem ; British Australian,i to th, I V O O 11151 . 555151 1111•5 ' Nw~tst. -"' - s ' s 155.550 Nouveau Monde some Egyptian wheat which was yesterday on sale in i dis.; Nouveau Monde, 3to 3 prem.; Ague Fria, s ei De. nesimi:a ... lam per le PeatertbeadS.L.M. all - NATIONAL FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY. . London at 50s. to 525. is now hole for 555. Ito 1 prem. ss tr i 44 el al It 2, 11 OMAN • Port !WM -.„. 1 4 las 1 lfw 1 Quarts 80a1t......... ..... all par 1 pat 14 The owners of the steamer Golden Age, which is T he p ort Royal Company's shares have advanced :: s t L,""wt mor i e dab,;. 6 4 1 1 1 4: • ll' tithyaney toss ........ all $1 112 Yesterda y sesnin f o l h• L e nnr i ti se l g enera meetin g just on the point of starting from Liverpool for Aus- TAN 55 Samba deCals .--- 111 A 6 of the ambers was as Tavern, Bishops- t 4 prem Santiago and Imperial Brazilian weft lit ma see s - ... ss se wow I south Emera11an........ all - car pm nreet , Mn. B. CLAMED in thselmk. Lelia, have fibers._ _ yll intimated that letters will be Cam- 55 86 Ifeethens .........'.. 4 3 die firm, Wi th . a steady demand. The Metcalfe is 15 Dl ' 15 "...11. ". • .I._.= -. le Tot Craft 4 151.1 $ +Caked Menlene..... all $4 4 Tim mi°4555 .5 5515 lessmissle g "Meg Seer "' dm " , eisrMsd Wane to Meassrise et B r ine Y' as She sus pany's shares remain quiet at 4 to 1 prem. a. lal Mai -. ... is at $ l7 l 7 1 Waller - . all II Ms The SIGNATAILY (Mr. Whilliosima) mg 5155 Miming may be, sad will be received on board the vessel, l i vim or;;;Ma -.. . ._ au 1I am 6 4 esatterly men of the Thenominal closing prices o f ` new undertakings are 1 : 1 s : nee* Dew Ma 1 -. 0 4 l is i a rho sselerf i obi* which lies in Huskisson Dock, Liverpool, any time on as f o ll ows : _mi sen A n d , 3 to 3 die.; Lewis Hill a $ gl .. I:z. . 71 .....0 , W., Mariam. all 1 (114 per &mod that the mak he salseriptions and Instal oh Ito I dis. • Clarendon (of Jamaica), Ito 30 ill ,aai sets was, is du11 ud e 22 4 655 • 7•-91- 1. fie ft eleerr, ? 1,467 !• ea Contain Pewter. Saturday . next. Letters are to be sent under cover B on . _.7 - - m...,___:_ a' la 1 ... 4 -a .7 e • t..l...tert. fe 171Xertelleaaneleldra. ..34 11 de et Tranderabliby mamma amt. Yeeterday evening the quarteetir Meld meth; et the meows was held at the London Tama, Bisthera pwrtnet ; Mr. E. Ctstica in the eh*. The misname et the less saseisti harass been semdlrmed, The Setae:Asir (Mr. Wisitotesbus) read the dallewing =ly moon of the pewees et the society ; whisk that the sob readvethe subscriptions and iastnl mests was, is August, 22,4541.75. 94. ; September, 21,4671. b. lad. October, 26,437/. 19e. 7d.— Total 70,4491. 16e. 2d. Sepaid to memben, including later's! at the rate of 51. 8a td. per oust. on uncompleted shares, showing the ea rs tto which the society has been wed as a savings bank —August, 7,0911. 12e. 10d. ; September, 9,4071. 12e. 6d. ; October, 11,8701. 15s. 24.—Total, 28,1701. Os. 69. Shares repaid or advanced to members for the ruched* of lend : Amid, 6,575/. ; September, 7,4061. • Octooer, 16,0451. — Ned, 30,026 1 . Lots have likewise gem sold during the qurter, through the messy a the seCiny, aesconating to 19,7811.—T0tal land sold, AM Emu iresd 1,149 September, 2,170; Oseabse, 1.4114; tesel,= Portions of the estates el Om* and Norwich, which erre sot considered eligible he the members, have been Mudd at a profit. Cosspecethe geseems hada( the three seethe of August, September, cad Cletsbor, in 1849 to 1833, 1 istluive:-1119 reeeived. 1051. di. id.; shares issued, 191; 18id : received, 9,1911. L. 9d.; dose issued, 1,501; 1651. received, 31.9671. He. Ild.; *met issued, 2,972; 1852. received, 62,1631. 2s. sd. ; shuns kneed 7,668 ; 1853. received, 70,409!. 16e. 2d. ; abates lensed, Oa the motion of Mr. Jacusou, sessaded by*Aar tray, the report ',As adopted unanimeeely. A bizmusu said, in the circular he November, it was dated that the interest on subscribed sad on completed shares would remain the same. He wee el opinion that the sebecribiag shareholden, by whom the society was chiefly eastained, should receive larger interest than those who sanely paid money on deposit. (these, beer.) The CitaitimaN said, being both a subscribing and • Completing shareholder, he confessed be era& not see the justice of making any distinction. (Rees, hear.) The completing shareholders, by paying the estseelle fee, helped to sustain the society, and . the two daises were mutually dependent. Mr. A. F. EFLAND moved the following resolution: '‘ That the directors should set aside a portion of each estate ter the benefit of early members who ,have not had their shares drawn, as pursued in the Conservative, Lambeth, and other freehold land societies." The owners of the steamer Golden Age, which is just on the point of starting from Liverpool for Aus tralia, have liberal!yy intimated that letters will be sanded ratio to Mslholroa or Sydney, as the case may be, and will be received on board the vowel, which hes in Huskisson Dock, Liverpool, any time on Saturday next. Letters are to be sent under cover to Captain Porter. We are informed that satisfactory accounts have arrived in London to day of the mg of the works on the Royal Swedish Railway. The whole line is expected to be open for traffic next summer, and active measures are being taken for the organisation of the great line from Stockholm to Oottenburg, of which the Royal Swedish Railway forms the central portion. The Royal Swedish Railway is all con tracted for at a price of 5,00 W. per mile, including all contingencies, and is guaranteed a minimum annual interest at the rate of 4 per cent. by the government. The deed of settlement of the Australian Direct Steam Navigation Company will lie for signature from the 7th to the' Ist of December. Land shares to-day were a shade flatter, but with out material change in prices. The newly-established Australian banks were rather weaker, other bank stocks maintaining their value. Crystal Palace shares closed 2 to 21 prem. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Renter's express:— Amsterdam, Wednesday, closing prices :—Datch Four per Cents., 921; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 61 1-16. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 21 9-16; the Coupons, 5 7-16; the Old Three per Cents., foreign, 442. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic*, 761. Peruvian New, 69. Portuguese New, 34. Mexican New, 23 5.16 ex die. Granada Active, 18 16-16. This bourse shows dulness. Paris, closing prices of this day, for money: —Three per Cent. Recites, 74.20; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99.80. Bank Shares, 2,895. Compared with the final rates of yesterday, the Three per Cents. show an improvement of 15c., and the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. a decline of sc. There has been a moderate amount of business in United States securities this week, and the market maintains a steady appearance, with little change in Mrra.Present quotations are thus reported by D. Bell, Son, and Cs.: stessmatilo Milsede. Prune. 1:111191 Iltairs • par Ct. M. ISM Jan. awl July 110 i 111 Thr. 41 mOl. 1naa1150k...1907-19411 M. nal My 110 1104 Eprireads. 1577 M. and As& ss pa la rOLAM.llds. Jan. arid Poly 93 97 ft per MR Ileada 1056 Jan. and hay 93 97 Min City 3 par Ml. 11193 Jan. and July 954 594 Da. 44 per GLUM. Jan. and July 103 Ns maim' city s ow.. 1937.1943 lAdrutfeit Get 43 se - - - . . - 1 to 1 prem. The Port Royal Company's shares have advanced to 4 prem. Santiago and Imperial Brazilian were firm, with • steady demand. The Metcalfe Com pany's shares nada quiet at 4 to 1 prem. The nominal closing prices ofnew undertakings are u follows :—Mizen Head, 4 to 4 dia.; Lewis Hill Range, / to 4 dia. ; Clarendon (of Jamaiial, / to pm.; Britannia Gold, 4to 1 per sh.; L'A' e d'Or, /to 1 a; Mount Carbon Coal, to /dia.; enmare, par to prem.; Lake Superior Copper, / etyma e,, par; Connemara. 1 dia. to par; Glenaalin, 4 to 4 dia.; Australian Mutual, / to 4 dig. ; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, 1 to 1 dia.; Golden Mountain, 4 to 1 dia.; Poltimore, par to 1 prem.f Great Crinnut, par to 1 pm.; Garnett and Moseley, 1 to 1/ pm. ; Sue River (of Jamaica), / dia. to par ; Met calfe (of Jamaica), 1 to 1 prem.• Adelaide Land and Gold, 11:to 01 dia. ; Austral Lian Coal, 4 to / dig. ' • Liguanes ( of Jamaica ), 4to 1 die. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica), 4 to 1 prem.; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, 1 die. to 4 pm.; Australian C 006018,1 to 1 dis. ; Albion Gold, 1 to 4 dia.; Lack amor Copper,l to I dia.; New Linares, / dia. to par ; Obernhof, par to 1 pm.; Knockatrellane Copper, 1 to 4 dig. ; (31adbach Zinc, par to Iprem.; San per nando Silver Lead, 4to prem. ; London and Vir ginia Gold, 4 die. to 4 prem. ; Peninsular Mining, 1 to 1 prem.; Dhurode Copper, 4 dig. to k pm. ; Cologne Lead, Ito 4 dia.; Monarch Gold, 2 to 4 dia. ; Car berry West, 4 to 4 die. ; AngarraC.k Consols, par to 4 prem. ; Jamaica Copper, 1 to 1 prem.; New South Wales Gold, 1 to 4 dig. itierth , K•rtig Wallas ii. 'lei Bt. IMI lIL MI M. IM M. MO ___ ..-- ----.. k nee. North AiseiliWat.Sain. = =II wa.« : De. L.BIII.I II TAZ. ea Illmoshol ma lisratard si r 31 9 m 46 II IS 61 le In 63 OD I 11 Eli 15 4 .5 11 13 ISI Ide I 3 I 14611 631 116 4 far JOINT STOCK Izstoo re. 111".° """ak: 6swab 1: 1 4615147Di; _ iii 11 - 1 1 - 10t ri cird ami ttli: Li -- fa 110 811 li DO 117 Vale of Ills* .. ... ... 174 111 37 ' all Waisdlisl idd =. $ 7 $0 I all Waldo/ Ind le H Wad assimil ... .. II Rs. tWladdsirs sid - -. ! 1 • W.lad P. Rom Ir on u dita4.Bl ITO Ds. de. Itaiessisms . 44 iiii dls SO Ili, Ds.o.ll.l.ltesbide .. 4 Ila 117. HO Tat 150 Iledlik MAW. 404 404 I . Inn MUDD AT rim RIM Ne radio (Word • to Looloakll.W4Omes) 101 103 N +oriole Jemodeo Drool DiCkdoloolNl, IN tortlasolori4oord*.u. (14Noil to 611.1irritoo) 142 143 16 kraserror St Dom Pored DioronotkostWootoro SO 13 ID Roarei Dore A ilaDw. to Tit. N. A Ber.) N livillildboll.TorkANUid 106 110 N Do. 3 dons (lido 64 N 114 DI. ilillltel (ditto) 164 174 1.14 Looks sad Grosaidoi Dom& to loath Lidera 134 411 SO Ditto Prolorroos (ditto) U 11 100 London Our.4perCest Ormied to Norfolk) — tpe Ditto ditto 6 per Mat 11baola n lisatoa.kitatlook - to I.lal.W.Sad.) Woo qt Dot. 116 A prdit D bo wl to NotAroatior per ProlosliWyro Wet. UM. liN.WateLait (dit o.Alfork tom ism ) s sod Ela (l to ow to Nut Sordoni Do. IllosoilMork SoulliNiairdidai Owed (w Er. Naomi c I , 6ll=Ot a ic qq.wid ft -+. mi. • hissed , kfr.Sixi;.•osseii;rieliiiiTre solution, which was nega tived slalom unanimou&ly. Mr. T. Peary moved a resolution, declaring that on all the estates watch might in future be divided, one twentieth part at least of each estate should consist of 301. allotments, of not lets than 16 feet frontage. The resolution was seconded by Mr. PEARCE. Mr. FRANCIS opposed it on the ground that it tended to protract the earned of allotment, and praised the executive for having of late sold the allotments which were not taken by those who were entitled to them. The resolstios was rejected by a very large majority. A 1 , 1 wished to know when the Woodford Estate wed be ready. The Citation:a replied that the ;plans were being drawn for the information of the railway company, and with the view of ascertaining what they were willing to do for the accommodation of the owners. In reply to a question, The SECRETARY stated that the Clapham estate was paid for last Monday, and would shortly be ready. to reply to another question, Mr. Manto, a director, stated that the distribution of the running lots of tho Mutwell-hill estate was delayed 631 t 1 1 ky Pending negotiations for the diversion of a foot reth. The CRAIIIIRAN stated that the delay with regard to the Stratford estate was caused by a defect in the title, which it was considered necessary to have removed. Some eoaversation took place with regard to the restrict boas imposed on the estates, aid several memben expressed it as then , opinion that, so far as they extended to shops, they should aot extend beyond 25 years. At the suggests= of Alr. MVNILO, the question was ultimately referred to the enrollee. lOYrhd ll aril 'odor =1=1.11.1,P- 21 $ 90 101 0 U 142 143 10 143 i;~oit►~Ylni - - It.. Orleans City • per OsnL 'kw& lB9B lan. sect Ad, 04 — llslil4lne• Dolomite 6 per Om. 14 Meet Osseo& 1877 Jane and Dee. 921 Clisimmill sod It. Inds 7 yor Ct. 14 93 18141414 Chismossod Mlaskslp - pl 7 92 per Ct. 14 Mortises— 891 901 Yeasarylesels Central MIL Rd, 6 per Piste ~ lB9O Jan. and Jul 90 ex die New York and Erb Orem par Clam, kit saaregies 1863-1869 May and Nov. 103 104 ex the. NeneTsek mil Erb arum Onuordlka 1862 thus. and Ad, 831 854 Ouse c a r e , 2nd 1859 Yu. sad Sept. 94 91 1747=1411 Ms Ism pee eini. and mirtpes 11183 Musk k Sept. 93 Subjoined are the traffic returns of the various English lines for the last week, so far as they have yet been published: 18.53. 1852. London and NorthWestern..E4B.6o3 .... ;£60,049 Lancashire and Yorkshire... 17,488 .... 16,940 London and South Western.. 10,479 .... 11,642 London and Brighton Orest Western Midland South Eastern Illtreirshury and Chester 1,777 •• • • 1,609 Great Northern 18,115 .... 14,237 Chester and Holyhead Illmoseltire Union 7BB .... 60G 1111114 mod Exeter .... 3,963 MmitLamaashire 4.633 .... 4,632 Imam and Crediton 95 or ANlsra Counties sad Norfolk 16,912 last Anglian BlO South Yorkshire Manchester & South Junction 69.5 Kendal and Windermere Tork, Newcastle, and Ber wick, York and N. Mid land, and Leeds Northern 26,974 Oxford and Worcester 2,448 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction Shrewsbury & Birmingham 8•57 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire WM. • Sounmet Orseo le Grail WerMoul. N 4 al% 9$ 100 MUNN L I=u,satlcusui,Bot= leisdo . u; Cledirol aa4 Ergadists. Plea Rid Ilemspn Tai proceedinp concluded with a vote of thanks to the Chairman. THE LONDON TRADES AND THE PRESTON STRIKE. —Last night a meeting of delegates from the trades of Loudon was held at the Dell Inn, Old Body, to hear a re port from a Preston deputation, and consider the best mesas of readariostaid to the " Prestos lock-oats." Mr. G. Cowell and Mr. Matthews, of Preston, and Mr. Maudsley, secretary to the Manchester cotton spinners, tanstitated the deputation ; and Mr. William Allen, secretary to the Amalgansat-d Engineers Society, occapied the chair. Messrs. Matthews and Cowell having addl. , seed the meet ing, a law discussion followed, which ended in a Insola tion to the effect that strenuous efforts should be node aniocgst the trades of London to render substantial suist ante to the Preston lock•outs during the struggle. LivairooL, Wer)Nr.shAv.— This afternoon the South American Steam Navigation Company's new screw steam ship Lusitania, Captain Drown, sailed from this port for the Brazils and the River Plate, with the English loads, a full and most valuable cargo of manufactured goods, and a fair complement of passengers. The Minds, of the same list, may be expected about the ith proximo, with dates from the Rivet Plate to the Ist November, rad from Hie Janeiro to the 10th. The Braxiliers will take the mails from hence em the 21th December. The company's new screw steam-ship Bahiana is rapidly approaching console. lion, and may be expected to take her place upon the statiou is a short time. aWAYI. I Ms Re le die IP 11 le It 4 4 e ese z* • Pal I 1* Mn 11 V i Czti, I , 1 ieC Il e 7 7e II If e dls per i It Pm SO II 311 S4O 74 64 ad 164 164 pa _4l 43 $2 si" zditsr 2 4 pa 18 &fi r r ar :i c 94 10 1214 4 pm 1 poi T. — II 4 dim por x 7 1i l i g . — 3l 11-014 No. de. lona Pd. Too P :=4 224•6 4o • 40 lireraseklb Loan Oa all 20.000, so mom ..4. 4 w, UAW 25 _ 6 1 04 Ss 60,000 20 Wl= adies.... A .7. S 2 I f die 20,000 led .... 25.000 100 Comrade! Von— .)) 26.000 20 lbs. Sot. a cant 10 it ot a. 95,000 20 Ur. poet. of Aro. 16 i 1 poi 10,000 60 a tad op ...... 2o wool 14 Jeer ...... 50. 4 00300 rid 10,001100 Nailer A. U 10,0001 20 Do. New , 64 20.000 1 50 INalioesi 411441nd 20,000 20 Now leer Weir 33.873 26 ,Orieorl Dank Orr lira eil 484 4 04 20,000 100 Pr:Mould et Inierl. S .- 4.050 1 10 Do. New — 60.440, 6 Royal Aseeterra Daaldas sad Ord ler. 00. 1 4 dlo 0,000 26 Bark 14 20.000 15 Urea re lalia rindia .. m 11.005 60 Do.imet New. li: .... . le 2 14 lif 60.400 a — 16.0001 40 Urea et Nadeld all BY ELECTRIC fcui6lfar 161 LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, 10.30 eat. Wind S.S.E., moderate, and damp. Arrived.—Regulator, from St. John's, New Bruns wick; Auguste, from Ostend; Vigilant, from Pug wash; Telegraph, from Prince Edward's Island; Jose Maria, from Havannah. QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 23. Wind S.S.E., s'rolig breeze. from Callao; Cosmopolite, in —, M. MUK2IIIIII3OI7L Pd. Yo rei garday i 64 AM A ja s =land tom 6 171 44 46 10 AmMolsakaa A =llll 14 10%1LaduallA. a Royal 14Y 8 -.— ==liam web A it; 10 11111‘&0c111m.1ftaclucam 1 Pairm A 29 21 pm M', gr ° ains mild PaBlaalmim a . $. 6 .. .,;: $ - adds Priagrayli , i) 9O 17 19 is Do. .. ... ) 16 1 14 1 gammai ittirie trA • 14 Ilex B. 8 11 10Plai 00 - 16 li Diatrost Some . T 1 111. WalpA . aii 6 1 l i f=Palmlaamoroal all 10 Nialralamla lard 2 N.B. Waim Gralaod Inter Stem Itarlimdas Co 1 -.— 1 Nor% MIA Avitralmiaa ell 1 1 pm 30 Norther 'drops Maim !Pod law UM $ 1111mmal all 9 I pm fa Prolmr ill k ri . aplal Slam a 0 = MOM tram Oramoray 10u lord Mai Nano 60 1 =IS &Mr. ImairrOiiial all i l % in Armaailas Land. lleatamrtme Warm* 1011 V as Iftwas% laad from Etite. Put in.—AthoU, from Glasgow, for Melbourne, wind bound. GRAVESEND, FRIDAY, 10.10 A.M. CUSTOMS' RETURN. Wind E.S.E., fine i tide two iOttra' ebb. Arrived, Nov. 24.—Yeabel IL, from Santander. Nov. 25.—Countess of Lossdile, from Hamburg; Vesta (steamer), from Bremen; William Joliffe (steamer), from Ostend ; Thames, from Hamburg. DEAL, FRIDAY, 9.30 A.m. Wind S.S.E., light. Passed.—Favourite, from Valparaiso, from London ; Eliza Sharp, from St. Kitts, for London ; Saga, from Fiume, for London; Janet Mitchell, from Madras, for London ; Salus, No. 586, second pen dant, from westward, for London. Sailed.—The John Brooks, for Tobago. NEWCASTLE-0:v-TYNE. A numerously and in fluentially signed requisition is about to be presented to the mayor, begging him to convene a meeting of the inhabitants to consider the propriety of petitioning the Queen to co-operate with France in defending the Ottoman empire. Our readers may remember the ant meeting in England on the Turkish question was held in April last at Newcastle. Bodnar dose to-day. 16,210 1,14.1 23,790 655 1,91 6,545 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The gold mining share market is steady, with a moderato business. Ague Fria are quoted 13-16 to 15-16 prem. ; Nouveau Monde, to prem.; Co lonial Gold, #to a prem.; and Great Nugget, to ; prem. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 44 to ; Peel River, to prem.; North British Austra lasian, Ito prem. ; and Scottish Australian In vestment, 9-16 to 11-16 prem. Imperial Brazilian shares have been dealt in at 8 ; and National Brazi lian (Cocaes), at 21. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. OXFORD, Nov. 24.—1 n a congregation held this morning the following degrees were confirmed :—Master of Arts . it.,. John Marshall Webb, Trinity College; Rev. Thomas Richards Maurice, Fellow of Jesus Rev. Griffith Arthur Jones, Jesus College. Bachelor of Arts: Richard Hooker, Edw. Wiz, New Inn Hall; William John Ward and John Wynne, St. Mary Hall; Richard Woodhouse, Worcester College ; Edward Randall, Oriel College. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, Nov. 24. APPOINTMENT.—MaIe : 3. A. Carer, to the 3fagicienne, 16, paddle-wheel steam frigate of 400-hone power, at Devonport. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S.—THWISDAY. Only the following bets were laid. DERBY. 1,400 to 100 agst Lord Derby's Dervish. 2,000 to 60 Mr. Howard's Andover. POOR-LAW INQUIRY AT ISIORIPETIL—An intrelfi ;ration, directed by the poor law board in London, has jot been held at Morpeth before Mr. Hurst, one of their assistant commissioners, and a special general meeting of ' the guardians of the Morpeth Lrnioo, into • series of charges of eaglet indecency alleged to have been committed by Mr. William Robinson, the muter of the workhouse there, towards the female inmates of the establishment, and other immoral practices on his part. Mr. Brumell, the clerk to the guardians, appeared in their behalf to sustain the accusations, and the master wee defended by Mr. Wilkinson, solicitor. A number of the female inmates were then examined on oath in support of the charges. At the close of the proceedings, the commissioner said it would be his duty to lay the evidence which he had taken, before the poor law board, accompanied by such observations as he thought necessary, and it would be for them to come to • decision on the case. Lord Courtenay, the secretary to the poor-law board, has since written to the local board, stating that though the evidence was not altogether satis factory to the board, there was sufficient to show that the master had been guilty of much impropriety, and to justify the guardians in accepting hie resignation. The master has consequently since resigned. WATERFORD AND KILKENNY RAILWAY.—TraffiC return for the week ending Nov. 19, 1863:-1 . 281. 181. id. ; (29 miles open). Corresponding week, 1862, 611. 2s. 10d. (13 miles open). N lan Bt. Hull Is 14 1 , is 60 "i I _i I Da Sunda --.. S Oval Isla raelmis. Omni Imam of Parie. le &busk Owed ambs' dhows.. Cit. Wet Omis. Erre fisalitaa lefereslo @pi II S . ID IS i 1 1 I i 3 Do. (DM mot . Do. do Protemot Do. Gssrooteed =oad Uolatomussaa 6I! io ti. II au to to in I -4 iroOloAstiiis . ..:. - .7. ..:. hams t Lloge(with ht.) Marlboro of Promo_ .. Do. IX $ pit of. Bosh. (Ost B. St Amino oho) flonocupiatrook iretor. rorio sod Lyons ... Ports sod Or.oomo ... .. Pwtoosd Lows ... .. Porlo and Iftroshoorg ... Prioasso.asalborliooni 1 Quin sql Jlhhhisol... 1 limn sad Haws ... ... Msysi DIM* ....—........ Mori esiaketeri lloss .. . \Do. Ig o r 5 07:. Star. *Mann et Mass WA: a t Lori! 2:7: ::I 1 , 110111.0 - Wastimpllhrttratead.. 0 $ll I li Ms Ili i $ 3 3 HIDES.-THIS DAY. LEADENHALL.—The present priors are:-5611+a. to 641bs. 21d. to 21d.; 641bs. to 721b5., 2141. ; 721bs. to SOlbs , 21d. to 31.; 891b4. to 881bs., 3d. to 31d. ; 881ba. to 961b6., 31d. to 31d.; 961bs. to 1041ba., 31d. to 31d.; 1041bs. to 1121b5., 31d. to 41d. Horse Hides, 61. 6d. Calf Skins, light, 2a. 6d. to 35., 6d ; full, 64. BIRMONDSZY.—Sheep skins, polled, 68. 3d. to 7/1. 6d. ; Kent. and Half-breclB, 6s. 3d. to 68. ; Downs, 38. 9d. to 4,. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that there is again a ►etter inquiry for bops of all descriptions, and the supply 1 en offer is ♦ery limited. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Walls End Hatton, 265. 6d.; Walls End Tees, 26e. 6d. —Ships at market, 44. IRELAND. DUBLIN, Nov. 24. The grand controversy about the representation of Clonmel, with which Irish politicians have been amusing themselves for the last ten days, has at length been brought to an issue; and the result is that Mr. John O'Connell has yielded somewhat to the Tenant League deputation, and that the latter gentlemen profess themselves satisfied. The Chief Secretary for Ireland has paid a visit to Belfast. On Thursday he is to inspect, with the Harbour Commissioners, the improvements in the port, on which occasion he is to be conveyed in a steamer with the commissioners, and, at one o'clock, to be landed on the Queen's Island, where a large party, consisting of about 120 of the principal inha bitants of the town, is invited to meet him. It is understood that the chief object of the Chief Secre tary's visit to Belfast is to inspect the county prison, with the view, in the first place, of examining into its arrangement, particularly as affecting the refor mation of prisoners ; and in the second place, of in quiring how far it may be extended, at the expense of the state, to answer the purpose of a model prison for Ireland, where criminals from various counties may be sent for punishment and moral training, under the new system of secondary punishments. The first action against the Great Southern and Western (Ireland) Railway, arising out of the fatal collision at Straffan has been commenced by the per sonal representatives of Mr. M'Nally, solicitor, one of the victims of that catastrophe. The case will be tried by a special jury, and a motion was made yes terday in the Court of Queen's Bench to have share holders of the company excluded from the jury—a precaution which counsel for the company assured the court they were already fully determined to act upon. A movement has been set on foot in Cork, by gen tlemen of rank and influence, with Mr. E. 13. Roche, the county member, at its head, to complete the work already begun for encouraging the growth and preparation of flax in the South of Ireland. It is proposed to establish in Cork a company , for:spin ning, bleaching, and manufacturing flax. This com pany is to be protected by a charter, with a limited liability. It is estimated that a capital of 50,0001. will be sufficient for the erection of suitable ma chinery, and the effectual carrying on of the opera , Lions of the concern. The tide of emigration from Galway has beta somewhat checked; but as every packet continues to bring remittances from relatives already across the Atlantic to assist in enabling their friends and families to follow them, it is expected again to re , cover its force. THE FINEST OE IN THE WOULD.—An oxypknow ledged by all who have seen him to be the nlO4 extraor dinary one they have ever heard of, is about to be for wardedemandSisfedWbyYtehse heavier rather ney i. o f to c i t a h y e d S o m a i H t h o fi u e se l Cattle e w to dhow bredfr U m e uch is than the famous Durham ox, about which so much noise o h v o e n r . bfiavreo yearsne ,aonidd and Pura p a p h o o , r e t d - h o t 7 . be was made at the beginning of the present ceatury, or than the American ox, which some few years since attracted so much notice. He stands nearly 13 hands high, and mea sures 61t. Gin. from hip to shoulder, 3ft. across the hips, Oft. I lin. in girth behind the shoulder, and 1211. in length from the tip of the nose to the rump, while his depth from chine to brisket exceeds 411. Gin. He is exceedingly well made up, particularly along the whole length of his back ; and, notwithstanding:his great size, presents none of those monstrous fatty excrescences which so generally dis figured the highly-fed beasts, and were so generally con demned, a few years since. He has been fed upon grass, cake, and corn ; and is supposed by various judges, who have courteously been permitted by Mr. Fraser, Sir H. Verney's steward, to view him, te weigh upwards of 300 stone. Notwithstanding his great weight, he is, however, exceedingly active, is very tractable, and is a capital feeder; indeed, Mr. Fraser does net hesitate to express his belief that the animal could stand feeding for another year. In colour he is a light roan, with white predominating, and is altogether a very handsome quiet beast, with a kind head and docile eye.—Bucks Chronicle. 491 I 9 Bade= doom to-day. 401 I 631