The Express. — London, England, 1853-09-29 00:00:00

/e e ', ~ ,7 tr /.tom •<<s o- 01 ... ... .... 2/?;e 4 /i,." A. Ttbt 41fprt No. 2,217.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1853. [THREEPENCE. k:NDoN sad NORTH tYFATEItN RAILWAY. 1E:41 MIS I.r SLEr.PE4.l.—Thir Direutoad the L od .11 . 1 ,4 Menem R olody t ompari at prepared to rer.,re TEX- D ip,u,, d v Nl.Er.PEkt-, Speemeationd daS form, of Tr-Alm m.e . • Ikaa to npplie ,tion to the unAeraijonL Thd Taittera moat k .or. m da ur lola, 12th Oet..ber area t---By odder. Cll %KIES T. STEWART, Secretary. Peeretarfe orlon Easton Station, London, Sept 20. 1253. GUINEAS. Mr. HALSE, the 3tedical Worms ha fn.a ie tLu tIVC LitlM APPAILVI CsES are aux two Despite a. Wb ne kie ramaub.at oa Medical lialeeiaism. TliE SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the last half erstur) .use prove, beyiotil pic.l{lo Mitt RoWLANInt . 011.V'Ivv tit wt.. pwasses sourishing puwars th the snd harms, mutt the Rowan Usir, NA when ou• ry ularr *pr. th, h..' tGore. It prevents it trona Olin.: dr or biro ad grey - sat subsoil Weak luir—dessres it tram scurf mad &wind —awl a., • .wsuutully soft, eor:j. sad ikssy. bar &Won It is roper tlby ri,irriteuded, as laming the baba at • bt:stitol bowl ut bar • Purr v sod ; Lazily bottles (um. to lour soul:!. 1ee..4.; asd dcabar um Oar, 21s. Caution—Us Ur wrapper of rscb battle n llor words. "Rowlands' Mamma? Oil," in two ones. --roid b 7 A. %MLA NI. sod SUNN listbsousordsa, Lew/us; Owl tre CbilaillOsedlerfasers. MR. LUCAS, iI.P., oV Till PROTESTANT FERSIO.V OF Till SPRIPTURES. 'I he hon. member for Westmeath thus comments on the rev nt scene in the Dublin Revision Court, in which a It man Catholic priest penisted in relating to be sworn on the Protestant version of the Bible : Lot every man speak for himself. I am not ter tMo,y s!sniting up in any ef her Majesty's c,urts of law, but here. in the press, speaking in my owc proper person, I deviant that Ido not believe that volume to be slued; that I ,lo believe it to be false, and that whether it is sushorised by law—u were not so very long ago the Issuing, ernbows Bing, mutilating, robbing, and tarturing of Catholic priest. and laymen,—whether it is the version on which the Queen (God Meatier !) his taken her coronation oath. or when. r this Protestant nation believes it to be the Word of God—all these things are a matter of the pur:st Ind simplest indifference to me. I revs nue the Queen, but I am not bound to hold her Majesty's of iniocs upon toe S -raptures, upon any matter ef religion, or upon any other matters saving those .sigh concern ray duties as a good citizen; and as to the - authority of law in nth a matter, an I the belief of this Protestant nation, they truly—as the laws now stand, and as this Protestant nation now shows itself—are grounds, not of simple indifference, but of a strong prima facie presumption against anything which th-v propose to me on each a subject. I do r eeeee nee ' the Iloly Scriptures; I hold them to be the Word of God. go it ces every Catholic. But for the Protestant Scriptures,' —the Protestant version—l believe them to be, and to have been, made designedly false, mutilated, and corrupt. In one word, as it was in the beginning so it is now, and so will ever tie. W• receive the Scriptures from the church. and to as nothing is the Scripture, nothing Is the word of God, except that which comes to us stamped with her authority. Ycurs, on the contrary, come to us stamped with the chnrch's disappro' otion, and by her aultority condemned; •nd, knowing this, you have the • insolence,' the • audacity,' or let me rather hope, the thoughtlessness, to ask us and to try to com pel us to make, what you intend, a solemn act of wor ship upon a book which you know, unless you are strangely ignorant, that we religiously condemn. Vi hen the question is raised in this formal way before the whole empire, and we are told without any circumlocution whatever that in hewing the Protestant Testament we profess our belief in it as the true Scripture of God, I, for one, solemnly demise. my intention never again to take an oath without carefully *Ramming the book upon which I am asked to swear, and reject:nit the book if I find it nut to be my authorized ver sion fa . the Scriptures—that is, the copy authorized by the one, holy, Catholic, and apostolic church." lIERIS REGISTRATION. The Barrister's Court was held at Stevenage on Monday, with the following result : Liberal claims allowed, 6; turies struck off, 9; total, 15. Tory claims allowed, 6; liberals struck id. 5 ; total, 11 ; majority for liberals, 4 ; ditto brflught forward, 32; total. 36.—A court was also bald at 1141 field ou Tuesday, when 75 claims, made by mem bers of the Freehold Land Society, were allowed. The fol lowing is the result of the day's proceedings; Liberal clams allowed, 82 ; tones struck off, 12; total, 94. To•y claims Wowed. d 4 linseala atm* off, b; total, 60. Majority for bberab, 64 ; ditto brought forward, 36 ; total, 100. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LIVERPOOL, TAIMIDAY, 10.30 a.x. Wind N.W,: strong breeze, and squally. Arrived. — Globe , from Valparaiso; Parna, from St. John's, N. 8.; Skiddaw, from Trieste; Tyro, and Albatross, steamer, from Lisbon ; Flora, from St. Übes ; Lucretia, from Santander; Diamant, Sea Eagle, and Emile, from St. Petersburg ; Sydney, and Jane, from Dragomeistre. Off the Port—Margaret, from Havre; Goliath and Lalla and Adriattic. The Intrinsic was got off last night and into Bandon Dock. Put in Studwell Raids 28th September, the Amoy, from Liverpool, for Quebec, leaky. WATERFORD, SEPT. 27. The barque Brothers, arrived here from Quebec, reports having pissed, on the 13th, in lat. 50, long. 23.10, thc brig Neptune, with foremast gone by the deck, maintop•msuit gone by the cap, and cap and bowsprit and jibboom standing. It was blowing a st ong gale from W.N.W., and no assistance could be rindered. She was from Quebec, and out 33 days. _ _ DEAL, TIIIIPADAT, 9.0 A Y. Wind W. 3 W., moderate. Anchored.—Sumatra, from Colombo, for London. Passed—Mary, from Coast of Africa, for London; Margaret Elizabeth, from Buenos Ayres, for Lon don ; Helene, from New York, for London ; Northumberland, from New York, for London; ToI4, hum Quebec, for London ; Devon, from Calcutta, fur London ; Zecploey, from Patens, for London ; Connecticut, from New York, for Lon don ; Marlborough, from Port Philip, for London, taking steam. Philadelphia, of Bremen, remains. OXFORD, SEPT. 27.—i. Phillips, Esq., secretary to the British Association, is spoken of as success r to the late H. E. Strickland, the deputy reader in geology in this aaivenity. Mr. Phillips is not a member of the university , but the President of Magdalen has already entered his name on the books of that colii ge. The appointment is in the hands of the Vice-Chancellor. The value of the ap pointment is about 2301. per annum. A SYMPTOM or IktratirED TASTE.-At the time when Mr. Appleton Wallis was elected sheriff for the City, that gentleman expressed his dislike to ride in a gilt coach, or •• lolls w the gewgaw style in other particulars during ether: We beer from a correspondent that Mr. Wallis (Cowed out this view by ordering a simple but elegant gentleman's carriage, which has just been completed for hie use by Messrs. Peters and Stns. Tbis equipage is indicative of improve.; taste in such matters, and its introduction will eso doubt please all who dislike tawdry trappings and unreel Sat ry. LEWES AND TUNBRIDGE WELLS RAILWAY.-An halm nt,ol meeting of landowners, traders, and wheel, was hell on uesday, at Maresfield•park, th e seat of Sir J. V. Shelley, 51. P., for the purpose of promoting the coostrue tiou of a env of railway from Lewis to Tunbrid.te Wells. Sir John Shelley was called to the chair, and amongst those resent were Earl Delaware, Earl Sheffield, Colonel Harcourt. M.P., Sir H. Shiffner, and most of the gentry of the district. On the motion of Lord Delaware, seconded by Col. tilttnlitt, it was unanimously resolved to support the scheme which was laid before the meeting. A commit tee was then nominated, to receive communications in rehouse, to the line, and the meeting then broke up. Los DoNDERRT AND COLERAINE 11A1LWAY.-Traffia be week ending Sept. 24,1853 :-Passengers, 1721.15.. 9d. ; goods, 43k 12s. &I. Total, 2181.8 e. sd. ORRAT Nottraltitle .14AILWAT.-Return of frame Se week ending Sept. 18, 1863:-P parcels, cm , . Rages, hor , eo,doge, and mails. 11,729.. 9s. .; merchandise and minerals, ,9691. Is. SJ. ; cattle 4434 Is 24.- Total. 29,0401. 1 1.. 9d. Corresponeng week, 1862, 18,0G31. Is. 6d. LONDON AND NORTU WESTERN RAILWAY. - &tarn of mak for the week ending Sept. 2-5, 1863 :- Passengers, panels, carnage', hones, and mails, 29.8141. is. 2.1. ; merchandise, 22,2:591. 14s. 4il. ; cattle, LAU. Bs. 34. Total, 64,0711. 9s. 94. Corresponding week, 1842,61,661. 12.. ed. BELFAST AND COUNTY DOWN RAILWAY. -Traffic for week ending Sept. 25, 1863 : - Passengen,2l2/ 6s. 10d.; subscriptions, 241. 12s. 5d.; goods and parcels, 46.. 16e. 44. ; total, 2831. 141. 7d. Corresponding week last ye.ir :-Pas angers, 1971. 12s. 7d.: subscriptions, 281. 21. 9d. ; goods and meets, 491. 7d. • total, 276/. les. 11d. WATERFORD IOe. AND iLILKENNT RAILWAT.-Traffic for week ending Sept. 24, 1863, 1861. 18s 9d. (29 miles Open). C. reespending week last year, 76/. 6s. Id. (13 mi.es opes.) BHRElrsausr AND CHESTER RAILWAY COMPANY. -•-- The ordinary half-yearly general meeting of the shareholders of this company was held yesterday at the Boyer! Hutch Chester. The meeting was also summoned specially for the purpose of considenag and if approved of r aisin g resolutions, authorising the directors to raise 56.1401. (being the balance remaining unissued of the 173,4001. preference stick &isthmian' by the act of 18.51), by the creation of new shares to be apportioned pro sate among the present shareholders, and to guarantee, either in perpetuity or for each limited time as might he kernel upon, and suliject to such terms and conditiv n 4 as :he com pany might determine, such amount of dividend upon the said chases, not to exceed 51. 10.. per cent. per annum, as the company might tbiuk tit. Also, "to aired the share holders an opportunity, should they consider it 'seminary, to pass a resolution or resolution., consenting to the appoint. seat by the Board of 'Trade of a commissioner (as already assented ti by the board of direc tors) to make all investigatioLs that may be neceeary into the state of the shames and transfers of the company, as the same were voted upon at the special meetings of the company in the months of June and July, 1631, with power to such commissioner to obtain access to all books, papers, and documents that he may deem accessaly fir the pur pose." l'he chair was eceapledin Mr. J. WILLIAMS. The report, which was read by Mr. NICUOLLI, the secre tory, announced a considerable and regular increase of traffic in the half-year ending 30th June over that of pre ceding half-years, notwithst coding the pressure of the com petition, which had been for a hose time weighing upon the property. The Lumber of passengers carried in the half year had been 213,646, and the goods 269,099 tens, the re ceipt. from both being 50,128/. In the eurrespondino half of the last year the number of passengers craned was 181,946, and the goods 230,277, producing in receipts 43,41161. 6s. 2.1. Though the gross receipts had thus increased, the amount received on the through traffic had considerably dimini-lied, partly is consequence of the London and North Western Company having practically reduced their passenger fares to a lower rate than was charged on this line, and partly front this company having declined during some part of the half-year to continue carrying a certain description of the through traffic at the existing very low and inadequate rates. By this means, however, they bed been eualeed to increase their accommo dation fot the local traffic, which, although paying consi derably higher rates than the through traffic, was suffer ing from the deficiency of rolling stock. The directors did not anticipate any profitable increase on the through traf fic until the Great oi cistern Company was completed for through working. The rise in the price of labour and ma terials had increased the working expenses of the line, and the directors expressed regret that so large a proportion of the revenue should be absorbed in such ex p- nses. The expenditure in the locomotive department would be reduced under new arrangements made in this department. The locomotive stock which had been exit mined by Mr. Beyer, locomotive engineer, of Liverpool, was reported by that gentleman to be in excellent condition. The line from Newport to Abergavenny would be opened is the course of the present half-year, and a considerable increase of traffic was expected from that line, which would connect the iron districts of South Wales with Liverpool. The local mineral traffic of the Shrewsbury and Chester line, which was only limited by the amount of the facilities for its transmission, had considerably increased, and with such arrangements at ,Birkenhead as would improve the shipping accommodation—the trade might still bo doubled. The directors added that they were now negotiating for the required additional accommodation with every prospect of success. The parliamentary proceedings of the half-year had been confined to the opposition made to hostile lines. A bill for • line from ()sentry to Newtown which had been encouraged by the directors but hail been thrown out, they recommended should be taken up and pro neuted in a future session, as being of essential importance to this company. An eminent contractor Lad offered to make that line, and to guarantee for a term of years 4 per cent. on e capital. They also recommended a new project fora line from Wrexham to Ruthin, and another for a short line from the Dee viaduct to Llangollen. The directors next adverted in terms of congratulation to the state of the protracted negotiation with the Great Western, and intimated that they had pre pared an agreement for carrying out the amalgamation on the terms proposed, via., 3} per cent. and half p:oifits from the let of January next. To raise the capital for which the special meeting was called, the directors proposed to issue 7,614 shares of 10/. each in the proporti an of one abase to each 1501. of stock, bearing interest at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum from the 29th October next en the sums from time to time paid up, and redeemable on the same date as the former WWI of preference shares, with a bonus of 10 per cent. The report concluded by recommending a divi dend of 1 per ant. per annum on the ordinary share capital of the company besides the dividends on the pre ference shares. The statement of accounts, which has already been pub lished, was taken as read. The agreement with the Great Western, for carrying out the terms of amalgamation as agreed to at the meeting on the 13th instant, an embracing the Ors, of 31 per cent. and half profits, was neat read. After a few remarks from the CHAIRMAN, the resolu tion that the report be adopted and circulated amongst the shareholders was put and carried unanimously, as were also the formal resolutions authorising the dividend. The retiring directors, Messrs. J. Williams (the Chair man), John Hoyle, James Haswell, and J. I'. Oubbins (who had been elected on the resignation of Mr. Hichard:Ellerton), were then re-elected; not, however, without some opposi tion. The auditors were then appointed, and the appointment of Mr. John Nicholl, as Secretary, in the room of Mr. Durkin who had resigned, was confirmed. Mr. Musiion proposed a resolution requiring four other directors to retire and nominating four other gentlemen in their stead. The Cnainsime stated that they bad the opinions of Sir F. Kelly and Mr. Butt, Q.C., to the effect that four di rectors only were required to go out at the present meeting —he must therefore decline to put the motion. Mr. Mcsuoz protested against the chairman's decision, and intimated his intention to resort to the remedy which the law gave him. The special business having been called on, Sir W. Jontswrosz moved an amendment to the motion for confirming the terms offered by the Great Western Company, to the effect that the meeting disapproved to the re-appointment of directors pledged to give effect to that offer, inasmuch as it precluded the board from considering any amended offer from the North Western Company, and that the meeting declined to entertain an offer from any company short of 4 per cent. and half profits. Ile was quite confident that by bolding out, the Great Western would come forward with still better terms. The Cuersewser put Sir W. Johnstone's proposition aa a substantive motion, it having been first seconded and spoken to by several proprietors. Mr. THORNTON proposed In amendment, declaring the entire confidence of the meeting in the director., and ap proving of the course they had taken in endeavouring to give effect to the alliance with the Great Western on the terms proposed. Mr. WATMIN seconded the amendment. After a lengthened discussion, which frequently beams angry and penonsl, and celled forth numerous explana tions, Sir W. Johnstone replied, and the question was pat from the chair, when Mr. Thornton's amendment was ear ried by a large majority. Captain BULICLET, a Great Western director, who bad voted for the amendment, demanded a poll, in order to chow that the large majority of the proprietors were in favour of the Great Western amalgamation. The CHAIRMAN appointed the polling for the end of the meeting, after the other business. Resolutions for raising the additional capital were next proposed and pawed, and the meeting adjourned till to morrow (this day), at 12 o'clock, to receive the report of the scrutineers on the poll on Mr. Thornton's amendment. LINARES LEAD MINING COMPANY. The halt-yearly general meeting of the share holder* in trio company was held at the London Tavern, yesterday, to receive the accounts and balance-sheet, with the directors' and auditors' reports, and for the general purposes of the company. Mr. Whim*, the chairman of the direeture, occupied the chair. Mr. CoLOOAN, the secretary, read the balance-sheet, from which it appeared that the stock on hand on the 31st De cember, 18.32, was of the value of 11,638/. 165.; the mine's costs, commireion, smelting, and gratuities amounted to 17,7871. 12e. 3d. ; expenses in England, 1,038/. 10s. 2d. ; and the balance, which was profit, was 8,3121. 13s. 7d. In the Directors' report, which was read by Mr. Thomas, it was stated that the stock of lead on hand on the lit of June was very large, and that since that time sales had been effected sufficient to pay a dividend of 12s. 6d. per share. The CwAntwur, in moving the adoption of the report, said the company had made a profit of 16,0021. during the last year, which wu upwards of 47 per cent. pia annum oa the capital, and the dividend now to be declared wee at tho rate of 37 per cent. The report wu adopted ; and a resolution grantieg 5001. to the Directors for their services was unanimously phased. THE EASTERN QUESTION. In addition to the gatherings about to take place in London and at Leicester, it is stated that public meetings to discus the Eastern question are about to be called in Manchester and Wolverhampton. Tun RIGHT HON. THE EARL or DERBY epenthog a few d ,ys at Stand-hall, war Manchester, the residence of Mr. Scatter. SHARE LISTS. — WIDNIIIIDAY EVENING. The railway market was heavy at one period of the morning, but subsequently experienced a marked rise, partly on the advance in Consols, and partly from the scarcity of stock for the settling (the pro gress of which is noticed under the head of " Money Market"). At the close there was a slight reaction, sales for next account being induced by to-day's up ward movement, but the clueing prices still show a considerable rise on yebterday's rates. French shares also ruled at a considerable advance, owing to the great scarcity of stock for the settling, but closed below the best point, the Paris bourse being telegraphed as lower. At 4 o'clock Northern, were quoted 3J( to 34; Strasbourgs, 371 to 381; Paris and Lyons, 16 to 1 prem.; Central of France, Z toy prem. Dutch Rhenish shares were again rather lower. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The railway market has been very buoyant all the morning, the aca-city of stock leading to a marked upward movement is priers. Within the last three-quarters of an hour, however, it has been announced that the Bank has again raised its discount rate, and prices have at once experienced a decided reaction. At the present moment price, are very unsettled, and widely quoted. London and North Western may be called 101 to 102 ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 811 to 621 ; Great Western, 79 to 80 ; Dover% 174 to j ; Midland, 6S to 1 ; Great Northern, 17 to I ; and Caledo nians, 214 to 4. French shares are rather lower. Northern, are quoted 334 to 311; Strubourgs, 371 to 4; and Paris and Lyon*, 15} to 181 prem. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. 14awats. AmoYeit s prises erday. Alsvina ... ... 20 21 1110:' , .313..., o,v n ' i r ts 1 J49 , 41^3 . 1 3 i 44 311/1.21904. fallow VW i 3 9# Illskom., Lait.,30:333 . I 0... : 1 1l ciie II 17 „ 3 4 13j $1 Hi H at. do. 40. 201._ ; Bristol and Exeter ... (Bader sad Dolgheal .. I fink and Elendua I Dablia sad Boldest Jun-. DUN 111 e, etr.h, a..4ALor-' don Jantst.sa ...! 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MN lOU Do.Warrar7VaLy pa. 4 Dn. lahentara 10 Etna driE ..aa 99 103 all North Stalonlalre 1 100 Ozlad, W..rattar, a 4: W0 , rte...311.4pre Drat all I lat.a ditto d lt tr.l 4pa 1 a ,arzewcallirta.nowti 14 11 19 ,151utme.lt Chaia;Nce.W. 31in. , a far Cart— - 10 Dn. 5 per Oat wit 1. , South Dar - a 111 1 Ij , Ditto rued 44 Par per ail South Ea4tern I Howl 1 1 Aaa loft 1.0.6 ...... r 10 , ." Do. 44 ret ant. StlaYorkalorelperat.OuN 1 3 I Waterlordkitihosanylp.al 'York, Nowe.ustis,.. Law of .3a4.pura. N 99 3 IDltto D,tM 41 Torkao4.llaLll 4 dis 99 103 311 U tl l9 - _W MINES. Ckasi g Busmen No. Shares Man. Paid, Woo dons Yesterday. to-day. -- -- --•••--- 10,000 1 agua Prta all 4 4 pm 36,..100 1 'Anglo Australian Gold aL 4 dim par 10‘,....)0 1;:.. 4.tagloCabloramo ..... al l 6 Lek in,oo , to +4u•tr4;4.4.~ 40,000 & Do. Coal blister I 4 dl. 10,eus SO tAastralian W.( I Aastraliatt Cordi ll era toodoo I &Ismail= Preehelt 03,000 I Ave Marla 11,000 50 Llama/von Iron k Coal 41 IN:Xi.) 1 0.10.1. Australian t....) c all 4 4 dla 30,00) 20 +Brielhlros 13.0 7 2 10,..01 U 4 tirax.lmp,(lB... ataz.p a 244 34 3/ 0,00 36 De.OoteemandCulaba all II n wt. , 71 , DO. St. John Del hey IS 334 331 110,000 1 Carsoa's Cream i I i ais II. 06 ) 40 Oaks CoPpaa .... 6ll 42 42 130,00‘' & eCulonial 0011 I 4 I 1 00 • 00 1 6 s0 0 II 1 30.:,-00 St. 4Copper Miners of Eng. all 53 104 631 11, 0 ..01 23 +Do. Pref. 7, percent all 6 7 pm 70,Ye0 5 etsed.turtrallanllopyr all 34 If 133.330 3; Great Nugget Vela s all pa 1 dts r Do. Registered 2 , ,A0t DO *Gr. eral 711,04 a I (Dana Duchy of flail sa all 4Ws par Met F ' 4 Great P01g00th..... 100J000 1 Lake asthma. all 4 dim 60,00' 1 Überty 9,40 i, I 'Warm 40,000 1 toratoetsCalitora Ovld Quarts Crushing tlo.. all 4 100,04 u t Marieulta 20,000 1 melleaakilt.Amorivai • 64 7 6•,001 1 Maw Gramade 200,00 e 1 Nouveau Monde try 1 10 Pontaitaul2.L.ll.k2 • all ' 14.0.00 $ Part Plane 53,1* I Quarts Rosa— ..... 10.001 30 eatsyntosy Ire!' 1,4 u 30 Santiago da Cote lll 2 34 30,000 1 Statd Aestraliaa all 4 4 dis 4.,100 10 Tin Croft 110,174 244.41 +United Stemma all s 34 111 70,00( 1 walks 100,03 u 1 Wen Oraaada ...... ...... all 1 I ells 103,0.10 I We.. Mariposa all die 1 0 0,400 I Yuba 4 Ynallemble by 'bawdily& JOINT STOCK IYestadk Ti /1 f IZle Idle par i ~li 22 ii 33 36 46 47 36 St el C ei 1 1/ Basineal doom w 7. No. Bb. Barn 22, 4O Amtrak.* I 40 Bait. Col. Batik A Loan Co WN 50 VMS North Amorists 44, IS 01.01 rod Rank of Ada 60,000 20 Matta of lodla, Am- *, 100 .. 25. 100 Oammordal . ofLoudon::::_ 26, 26 lbw.% Auk. Chart. 25, 10 Los %if Aug, GO, V/ I had Wammihrier rti: 3 :. i ir rali d ra sa j Frs. of Naglood 10 Ws* of Ireland it Soak curpoutNu 10 106 of Irelsd 4, 10 De. Mr . 60,000 6 Artinliiii . oMildita awl Odd bop. 0o LIS 26 South Amami* 20,400 26 Union of MAN& . ..... 8,4.100 . Do. New 40. 60 Cabo of = 14000 * Colon of No. 811. 1 —.— 32.001. 6 2%000 26 , 12,30. Sr 60,914. 1, , 36,009 19 60,000 g ' 10.000 100 ow 100,000 6 60. 6 130,000 4 60,00020 12, 25 23,0'.4.1 15 20 6 1 6:6 20 Kos s _ so. I sZoTalii 60, 10 Netherlands ....... . ... . 70,00. 2 N.B. Wales Coalandluter., &aim Nartgittlon C 0... 123,516 1 North British Mannheim 06,tato 1 Do. New . ..._ .. ... 2.6.tuu 20 North of Europe . &aura _ 120,0001 6 Peel River Land k Miami t. 11.0001 2.0 Peninsular A Oriental dim .( 61 61 D 3. nwir) , 2 Portland Iron OoSajnini .. 14,010 10 Royal Stall Steam 10%000 1 Scottish Awl:. Inventaniint 12,700 25 Smith Australian Land.... 150.000 1 Submarine !Pelvic:jib .... 10.000 10e %Tau Dicesen's I tu=l Ins A Mail A. . Milk Cabana Innains I Company , Moe . New ..... ......., Palmas of fringe 711481;67 44,11. 14 16 'lb The following are this day's sales for the account: ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. Ambergate, Nottingham, Boston, and Eastern Junction, 41 1 ; Caledonian, 48 of ; Chester and llolpbead, 15 1; Eastern Countias, 111 f; East Lancashire, 631 ; Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, 21 ; Great Northern, 71 31; ditto A Stock, 4i; Great Southern and Western (Ireland), 99; Great Western, 791 SI 91; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 82 631; ditto Fifths, 81 ; London and Blackwell, 71 1 ; Lou. don, Brighton, and South Caa,t, 96; London and North- West., 101 103 ; do. Fifths, 121 ; London and S. W., 74 1 6 ; Midland, 571 791 ; Norfolk. 45 ; North British, 25; Ox ford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton, 401 ; South-Eastern, 381 91 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 68 60 ; York a n d North Midland, 431 6. LINES LIIASED AT FIXED RENTALS. Wear guaranteed 6 per cent., 29. PERFERENCII 811 ARES. Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, 51 per cent., 3; York, Neweastle, and Berwick, 4:per cent. preference, 96 ; York and North Midland H. and S. Porch., 91. FOREIGN. Great Indian Peninsula, 5j ; Paris and Strasbourg, 37g. JOINT STOCK BANKS. Oriental Bank Corporation, 45f ; Union of Australia, 60. MISCELLANEOUS. Scottish Australian Investment, 21. CORE AND BANDON RAILWAY.—Return of traffic for the week ending September 24, 1833 :—Passengers, parcels, &c., 1911. fis. 101. ; merchandise, cattle, &c., 361. Os. 4d. ; total, 2461. 10s. 2d. Traffic for corresponding week last year—Passengers, parcels, &c., 1211. 3s. Ild. ; merchandise, cattle, &c., 311. 16e. Od. ; total, 1521. 18s. Ild. LONDONDERRY AND ENNISKILLEN RAILWAY.— Traffic receipts for the week ending Sept. 24, 1863 :—Paa• sengers, 1981. I Is. 9d. ; goods and mails, 272/. 16e. 4d. Total, 4711. Bs. Id. (41 miles open.) Corresponding week 1852, 3351. 62. 4d. (34 miles open.) fal 14 i 241 Beldam dam to-day. ti) s f 6i 61 lii li 1 i Tot di; ills Ilf; 1 iZ. iii, r 7 MONEY MARKET. WEUNZSDAY EVIININO. The English stock market opened flat in appear ance, and sales were soon Effected at the extreme point of the late depression, but here a remarkable reaction set in. Rumours prevailing of large ar vitals of gold from Australia, and a less alarming interpretation being put upon the movement of the British and French fleets, the " bears" came in freely as buyers, thus strengthening the natural tendency of the market to rally after so severe a depression tad prices ran rapidly up to the extent of 11 to 2 per cent. from the lowest point, the recovery being fairly maintained to the official close. Alter the regular hours, the feeling was leas strong, but the final prices still show a rally of 1 to 1; per cent. from the during quota tions of yesterday. During the week it is certain that the sales on banking account have been heavy, and have materially contributed to the fall in prices, followed as they have b een b y extens i ve speculative operations for lower prices. It is equally clear, however, that the public in the mean time have been steady, though mode rate buyers of stock. Money ruled at 3; to 4 per cent. in the house to-day, but stock was more iu demand for delivery. The con dition of the Paris bourse of to-day was anxiously enquired after, but it seems no w t o be generally recognised tha ti the receipt of regular telegraphic reports from that bourse cannot at present be relied on, controlled as this medium of communication is by the French govern ment. Late in the afternoon it transpired that the bourse, after showing marked heaviness, had closed at a further fall of per cent, making 1 per cent. in two days. The fall in Console, therefore, must not be regarded as a symptom of general com mercial alarm, but rather as a natural sequence of the change that has come over the money market ; resulting mainly from the late extraordinary activity of trade and the deficiency in the harvest. How far these considerations, combined with political anxie ties, may yet affect the market, remains to be seen. Consols were first quoted 91; to 1 for account, were sold as low as 901, and thence rose rapidly to 924, " buyers." This extreme quotation, however, was maintained only for a moment, the closing offi cial value being 921 to 4, both for money and the 13th October, and tire latest non-official quotation 92 to 1 for time. The fluctuation, it will be seen, has again been severe, and the transactions have been upon an important scale. The final quotation did not seem strong. The official business list em• braces :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 901, 911, 91, 911, 921; ditto for account, 13th Octo ber, 911, 901 sit, 921,914, 921. Bank stock, for account, 218. India Stock, for account, 2401. Exchequer Bills remain mach depressed. The closing price was 17s. to 125., or, in some cases, 18s. to 14s. die. India Bonds left off 10s. to 4s. dis. In the foreign stock market business was more active, and, although sales could only be effected at a reduction in the morning, the tendency in the afternoon was better. Peruvian Actives have im proved, on purchases; and Spanish Deferred rallied per cent. Mexican receded to 221 to 23, but rallied iu the afternoon, on some inquiries. At four o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 231 to 1; Spanish Deferred, 21; to 1; the Committee's Certificates, 51 to 51 per cent. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 70 to 72. Granada Deferred, 81 to 1; ditto Active, 20 to 21. Peruvian Deferred, 49 to 51. Sales are thus recorded:—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1832, 93, 94. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 5860. Chilian Six per Cents., 102. Danish Five per Cents., 100. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 62, ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 951. French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 99f. 50c. (exchange, 25L 15c.). Granada Deferred Bonds, 81, 8. Mexican Three per Cents., 23, 221; ditto for account, 14th Oct., 221, 231. Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents , 691, 69, 70, 691, 681, 71. Portuguese Five per Cents., 1841, 45; ditto Four per Cents., 411, 1. Russian Five per Cents., 111, 1; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 951, 95, 961. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 441, ; ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 21, 211. Generally there seems to have been a good demand for money out of doors to-day, at about former rates. On first-rate securities, however, money would ap pear to have been rather easier. Farther arrivals of Australian gold were an nounced to-day. The Marlborough has arrived from Port Phillip, which port she left in July, with the large quantity of 75,000 ounces. The amount i brought n by the Typhoon, which arrived yester day, s 7,373 ounces. With the imports previously reported, the total receipts this week amount to 630,000/. The Essex, which left Melbourne on the 2nd July, has also arrived, and is believed to have a considerable quantity of gold on board. The exact quantity is not ascertained, but she is known to have 20,000 ounces on freight. The Atlantic brings over no specie from New York. The General Screw Steam Shipping Company's steamer Harbinger is fixed to leave Southampton, for Port Phillip and Sydney, on the sth October. Notice is issued of the periodical operation of the sinking fund, as affecting the various foreign loans of The pirress of the arrangements for the " carry ing over " in the railway market to-day developed some interesting facts. It appears that the numerous investments of the public in small amount., during 'I the late fall, have led to a rather marked scarcity of I stock, the heavier descriptions, especially, being in scanty supply. The effect produced on prices by the late sales of pawned stock has been chiefly] aggravated by the considerable "bear" operations, which, on the other hand, have been met by a greater bona fide demand than had been anticipated. London and North Western stock was carried over in the morning at a " continuation " but subsequently commanded as much as ,1" baCkwarclation." Mid land, Great Western, and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks have all commanded a " backwardation „ since the morning. In the lighter stocks there was less scarcity Annexed is our usual statement of the terms on which the settling has been generally con ducted, viz.: London and North Western Ito f backwardation. Midland Leeds to ditto. Great Western to ditto. York and North Midland -32 to 3-32 continuation Dover. Great Northern, lenders to 1-32 ditto. Caledonians wardation. London and South Western lenders to i continuation. Berwick. -32 to 3 32 ditto. North British ... . _ _ (Word and Worceaters.... 1-32 to 3-32 — WO: On lerench shares very high rates of "backwarda tion" have been paid; on Strasbourg. as much as a to 1 per share; on Paris and Lyons, to j ; and on Northern. I to I. The speculation for a fall is still obstinately carried on in this market, owing to the sr' ificial position of the Paris hoarse, and the impresbion that that market cannot long maintain its' present level. Meanwhile, however, the settling proves extremely difficult for the " bears." Miscellaneous shares were generally better this afternoon. Australian Agricultural closed 30 to 32 ; Peel River, j to 1 discount ; and South Australian Land, 31 to 33. Bank shares were firmer. Austra lasia, Union of Australia, and Oriental rose 11., but London and Westminster were 11. lower. Crystal Palace shares closed 11 to 11 prem. The sum of 15s. per share falls payable to the proprietors of the British American Land Company on the 10th of October. A second instalmmt of 2/. falls due on the 121. 10% shares of the Worcester and Hereford Rail way Company on the 22nd October, making 31. ss. called up. In Mark-lane to-day the supply of home-grown corn was small, and that from abroad moderate. Holders asked an advance of is. to 28. per qr. for vrhcat over Mondiy's rates, but not much business was done, and the market was rather firm than brisk. In floating cargoes some transactions were reported, including a cargo of Enyptian, said at 11s. 9d.; another, it was said, at 505., with freight and insurance; Taganrog Ghoika, 625.; for Danube rye 11s. to 425. to tho continent was asked, but no buyers could be found at that rate. All the country markets held yesterday report a brisk business, nt an advance for every description of breadstuff's. At Liverposl the rise in wheat was Bd. to 10d. per 701 b.; at Hull, 4s. to .ss. per qr.; at Ipswich, is.• at Leeds, :is. to Gs.; at Lynn, Is, to 35.; end at Lewes, 48. to ss. The French markets come reported generally higher. At Paris the mar ket was more quiet, but firm, it would appear, huwt ver, that, at present price), speculators in corn are watching the market more anxiously than before. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. lteuter's express:-- Amsterdam, Tuesday, closing prices:—Duteli Four per Cents., 931; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 61 5-16 ; Spanish Del.:rred Three per Cents., 21 5-16 ; the Coupons, ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallies, 7%; Granada Deferred, 81; Peruvian New, 691; Mexican New, 222. Portuguese New, 37 ; Granada Active, 20:. Exchange on London, 11.60 short. These prices show a considerable fall in Austrian Metallics, and an improvement in this exchange on London. Paris : Closing prices this day Three per Cent. ltentes, 74.70 ; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 100.30 ; Bank Shares, 2,600. ' The Paris bourse, though not closing at the lowest point of the day, yet shows a further fall of per cent. TIIIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The English stock market to-day opened with a much firmer appearance, and, buyers soon coming in freely, a great rise was quickly established. The market, however, was subsequently startled by intelligence that the Bank of England Di rectors, at their weekly meeting to-day, have raised their rate of discount to 3 per cent. The immediate consequence was a fall of 1 per cent. from the highest price, and the funds now wear a very unsettled appearance. Consols opened 91Z to to 92 for account, rose to 931, and have since fallen to 92 to 1 for money and the 13th Oct. India Stock marks 213; Exchequer Bills, 15s. to Ss. dis.; India Bonds, 10s. to 3s. dia. Foreign btocks are all heavy, but as yet not much affected in price. Mexican is quoted 33 to ; and Spanish Deferred, 211- to 22. Danish Fives mark 100; Equador Bonds, 4} ; Peruvian Active, 71 to 72 ; Portuguese Fours, 41! ; Russian Fives, 111 to 114;; ditto Four•and-a-Half per Cents., WI to 94 ; Dutch Fours, 96. At the present moment prices are generally worse. MINES. WEDNESDAY EVENING. There has been more activity to-day in the British mining market, with an increased demand for good dividend shares. In consequence of an improvement in Bell and Lanarth mine, the shares have been in considerable demand, and done at prices varying from 121. to 18/. The sales reported are Devon Great Consols at 380 ; West Camden, 230; Condurrow, 140 ; Uuited Mines, 211 ; Eaglobrook, 90, 100 ; West Providence, 47; Alfred Consols, 23, 1; Wheal Arthur, 241; Wheal Sidney, 81, 9,1; Wheal Rus sell, 1; Kirkcudbright, 4. _ _ The gold mining shares were sensibly firmer to day, especially in the afternoon, and closed with an improving tendency. Liberty shares were flatter. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 3 to a prem.; British Australian, 1 to » olio.; Great Nugget, 1 die. to 1 prem.; Nouveau Monde, 1 to 3 prem.; Agua Fria, 9-16 to 11-16 prem. The shares of the Old Australian Copper and im perial Brazilian Companies were firmer. Metcalfe advanced to 21 to 2; prem. The nominal closing prices of new undertakings are as follows :—Mizen Head, 1 to 4 die.; Lewis Hill Range, » to 3 die. ; Cologne Lead, 3 to 3 die.; Clarendon (of Jamaica), par to 3 prem.; Britannia Gold, 3 to 3 per eh.; New South Wal es Coal, 3 to 1 die.; L'Aigle d'Or, 3 to 3 die.; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, 1 die. to prem.; Mount Carbon Coal, j to 3 dis. ; Kenmare, par to 3 prem.; Lake Superior Copper, I die. to par ; Connemara, 3 die. to par; Glenaulin, „ to die. • Australian Mutual, to 3 dis.; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, 3to dis.; Mel bourne Gold, to 3 dis.; Golden Mountain, to per share; Great Hewes United Tin, 3 die, to par; Poltimore, 3 die. to par; Lackamor Copper, 1 to 1 die.; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 to 03 din; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduc tion, 3 die. to par; New South Wales Gold, 3 tot dig.; Obcrnhof, par to 3 prem. ; Great Crinnie, die to par; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal, par to i prem.; Port Royal (of Jamaica), Ito 1 prem. ; Jamaica Copper, 1 t o 13 prem. ; Garnett and Moseley, 11 to 2 prem.; New Linares, 3 die. to par ; Sue River (of Jamaica), par to 3 prem.; Met calfe (of Jamaica), 2 to 21 prem.; Liguanea (of Jamaica), 3 die. to par; Parkwyn and Carwaleick, 1 die. to par ; Dhurode Copper, die. to 1 prem. ; Monarch Gold, 3 to 1 dia.; Australian Console, 3 to dia.; Albion Gold, „to 3 die.; Carberry West, to dis. ; South Devon Console, 1 to 3 die.; Cum berland Hematite Iron Ore, par to 3 prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. 1 1 There has been scarcely any business whatever in the gold mining shares to-day, and prices are little changed. Ague Fria and Nouveau Monde are quoted 9.16 to 11-16 prem.; Colonial Gold, to a prem.; and Great Nugget, dis. to par. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 30 to 32 ; Peel River, tto dia.; North British Australa sian, die. to par; and Scottish Australian Invest ment, 1 3.10 to 1 7-16 prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MLNCLNO-LANE.-THIS DAY. St:GAIL—The public sale of nearly 500 c asks of Cuba was neatly all bought in at 325. 6d. to 38s. 6d. 260 tierces foreign Muscovado sold at 32.. to 335. CorrEE.—The public sales of 3,000 bags Costa Rica are pmressing steadily at yesterday's prices. TEA.—The news of the China market received by the letters this morning has strengthened the market. Rtes.—The market a steady. SALTPETRE.—The speculative demand has very much subsided. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet to.day at the following quotations: Town Tallow, 56 , ., nett cash; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 585.; Oct. to Dec., 57e. ; Jan. to March, 58,. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply large and trade heavy. Prime meadow hay, 90s. to 105 s. ; inferior, 50s. to 805. ; rowen, 40g. to 544. ; clover, 90s. to 1265. ; second tut, 701. to 110 s.; straw, 345. to 38s. SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE.—On Monday a gentle man was shooting with Lord Gifford, when he observed a hare get up, which he immediately killed, and on reaching "poor puss" it was found that she was with young. His lordship immediately drew his knife, and, with much dexterity, performed the Caesarian operation, when three young bans were produced, at tint in almost an inanimate state, but very shortly respiration was observed, and a basket with some soft hay having been proctored, the little strangers were conveyed to his lordship's residence, and supplied with warm milk from a cow, given through a baby's tube. They are still alive and thriving under special attention. ii ii 33 34 3 4 U 10 11 S 131 141 49 91 dig 4 et 444 111.% 106 1116 63 64 2/ 26 _ICI 14 i 43,6 3314 37 1 a I