The Express. — London, England, 1853-11-16 00:00:00

Tbt *lxprt%sl LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 16, 1853. [THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. out, conduce to the advantage of both companies, be- sides increasing in a considerable degree the facilities of railway transit over an important section of Europe. Annexed is a letter from another share holder of the furmer company : .211IAVES At the TUMIDLY Evastao. of business to-day the foods _ MESD&T EVININO. Business in the market for home mining stocks to-day has been by no means active, but there is no material alteration in prices. South Caradou have been done at 2871 ; West Providence, 33 ; Wh ea l Treinayne, 121; Herodsfoot, 9 ; Alfred Consols, 211, 231; Great Alfred, 31; Trannack and Boeence, 6 ; Wheal Brewer, 14, ; Bell and Lanarth, 10, ; Cook's Kitchen, 21, ; Tryphena, 2!, 1. The alifornian and h gold lia Austran m i ning sires were again favourably affected by the scarcity of stock, and by the over-sold position of the market. In addition to some substantial baying, there was a continuance of the purchases against previous specu lative sales; and prices ruled during all the earlier part of the day at a rise of per cent. on the improved quotations of yesterday. In the afternoon, how ever, a re-action took place, and the closing range was about the same as that of yesterday. The re lapse appears to have mainly proceeded from a freer supply of money stock, the difference between the price for money and that for account having been barely to-day, instead of u yesterday. The alteration, however, seems GREAT LUXEMBOURG COMPANY. TO Till IDITOR OP THE SMITS& Sir,—Your correspondent "An Original Holder, " does not throw much light on the negotiations now un derstood to be pending between the Paris and Strasburg and the Great Luxembourg Companies, and all original holders will continue to look anxiously for some official announcement so the subject, which I, for one, hope will nut lung be delayed. It is impossible to cast a glance at the map and avoid seeing what a va l uable adjunct the Great Luzern - .. !swag Rainy will form for the Paris and Strasburg, giving the latter the command of the coal beam of Charlo roi, an entrance into Brusaels which no other Belgian coin . continue to attract little attention, but prices of the preference descriptions are steady. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted to a prem.; Great Nug get, 1 to 1 prem.; Nouveau Monde, 1 top pram. ; Ague Fria, 11.16 to 13-16 prem. Imperial Brazilian shares were again a good deal inquired for, at a further rise ; the !Meat " after hours" quotation being 7.; to 81. Other foreign shares show littlo change. Metcalfe Copper shares were just a shade firmer, closing tto prem. The nominal closing prices of new undertakings are as follows :—Mizeu Head, to , die.; Lewis Range, to die. ; Clarendon (of Jamaica), kt o pin.; Britannia Gold, a to 1 per sh.; L'Aigle d'Or, f. to 1 dia.; Mount Carbon Coal, b to dia.; Kenmwre, par to 1 prem.; lake Superior Copper, die. to par; Connemara, 1 die. to par; Glenaulin, 1 to k dia.; Australian Mutual, ato die. ; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, 1 to 1 die.; Golden Mountain, to j die.; Poltimore, par to 1 prem.; Great Crinnie, par to t pm.; Garnett and Moseley, to pm.; Sue River (of Jamaica), 1 die. to par ; Met calfe (of Jamaica), 1 to ' 1 prem.; Adelaide Land and Gold, 11 to 01 die. ; Australasian Coal, 1, to 1 dis.; Liguanea (of Jamaica), 1 to 1 die. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica), par to 1 pm.; British and Colonial Smelting and Redaction, 4 die. to pm ; Australian Consols, ato a die. ; Albion Gold, p to f, die.; Lack amor Copper, to 9-16 du.; New Linares, k die. to par; Obernhof, 1, to 1 pm.; Knockatrellane Copper, to j die.; Great Hewas United Tin, 1 die. to par; Gladbach Zinc, I to 1 pm.; San Fernando Silver Lead, to 2 prem. ; New South \Valee Gold, Ito '4 die. : London and Virginia Gold, 4 die. to 4 prem. ; Peninsular Mining, Ito 1 prem.; lihurode Copper, k dia. to k prem.: Angarrack Console, par to I prem. pan, will possess, and a free stem by means of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway—now fast approaching to comple tiet —to the ports of Antwerp, Rotterdam, and Amsterdam. The able mansgsrs of the Paris and Strasburg Company 'manta be insensible to these advantages. I hope our directors will turn them to good account, and in the mean. time I would commend to the monis of all original holders the concluding paragraph of the last annual report of the directors, in which they say : " Thus the shareholders will have a great metropolitan railway of 120 miles in length, traversing nearly the whole length of Belgium, receiving in its course a large soosesithe of traffic from the various new lines now in course of execution, and enjoying a monopoly of the whole benefit to be derived from opening up the rich resources and capabilities of the province of Luxembourg. This trunk line will be unencumbered with unprofitable branches, and one-half of its capital is guaranteed by the government. It will eventually form, by its junction with the railway systems of France and Germany, the most direct route for the extensive international traffic—the natural development and increase of which is at prevent checked by circuitous n sites, and consequent heavy expenses of transit, and we may fairly challenge a comparison between the Luxembourg Railway and any other continental line, both as respects economy of construction, and the remuneration which, from its advantages, it is calculated to yield to the proprietors." A considerate perusal of this statement will go far to *iffy the growing appreciation of the Luxem bourg stock. I am, &c., Loudon, N0v.14, 1853. A SII•ENHOLDER. to have been rather due to the fact that more stock has ►een offered in the market on loan than to any Looms frie sales of moment. Neverthe less, however produced, the lightening of the rate of backwardation" has encouraged fresh speoelative sales. A large business was also done in " options" in Consols, chiefly for the fall. As usual on a falling market a variety of disquieting rumours were in cir- culation in the afternoon, one reporting the resigna tion of Lord Aberdeen, another the approaching despatch of a French military force to Constanti nople, whilst, acc3rding to a third rumour, the pro priety of calliug parliament together before Christmas is to be diseusai4 at the Cabinet Council called for to-morrow. The Paris Bonnie continues to show steadiness, but that of Vienna indicates want of con- An interview took place yesterday between Lord Clarendon and certain eminent English merchants . THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocit. The gold mining shares are steady to-day. West Mariposa have been in good demand, and, after touching par, are now quoted 3-16 to 1-16 dis. Nouveau Monde are quoted 5-16 to 7-16 prem.; Colo nial Gold, to I prem.; Ague Fria, 11-16 to 13-16 prem.; and Great Nugget, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 11 to 42; Peel River, 1 to prem.; North British Austra lasian, Ito prem.; and Scottish Australian Invest ment, 14 , to 1t prem. Imperial Brazilian shares are lower, marking 6to 6.1. Unitel Mexican have been dealt in at 3i. / l _ . is " ... . - . . • r- ./". 7 '.. ~" ~ .e l ". - * 7 Vo ir ;- ; 7-------- la. •••"34 , :1ik , or ...- 4. ' 4- ..• . • 44• ~.,... . ~.. i f .... Gie...... 0 0 , P r i t .......... mnor I 4... -- No. 2,258.] • ... ROYER std HOLYHEAD RAILWAY.- SHARE LISTS. minium= uLUIBS. 07101CNICATION Dames kNOLAND, SCOTLAND, ad a ~•. t s. HOLYHEAD. -- . MASSY 019131. that on 11164 after the lat Ds. --a-- Ilt. l , 100 Madam SW 100 Alusesee No. 2, fps CLI -: - TIALSDAY EYBNING. lk. I left Beata 12 Ream 4 path. - - IitHICV S ,. ~,.. T uaouou misisaso Aaastroe6lrxll6 f or During all the earlier part of the day the railway ot- lutsbasMaisto ..._ ; 15 , I tgki.y. It. • i'. l . he reader( acht.lee!y nab. Expßges vEo,st.t.a market was firm , * ith a rather improving tendency, 1 1,1 111, 1 6 ! an :d 01 1 :401 - - et , cH0 ,...1 ra: md HOLY HEAD COM PAN Y, which Was raw- the account seeming rather more " beariah" than eV .n Deeds., Perm esaiii;;: - - ~. ad Holyhead et 3..1e 0. • -By order, min ,' 9a • J. O. BINGER. was anticipated yesterday. At one moment in the I ' 55• P 243 • 4210 ii - 2 Of 0 ..„.; as.mies Dam Meta net. M. 1853. 111 31,11asthed.an(31.160op.ei. 31 44 morning Midland stock touched 62; Lancashire and s s Do. ao. (M.) r pact. 6 36 NI u t DEposn, 7 , B t. m iu tue, p h ice, Yorkshire,6.s; London and North Westero,lo2 it Cale- 7 . 1 2 !Do. es. (72. 17.6 ) 7 pee C. i lOm it• . ~ of l yr j.".. yon .g, 3o 4 o6 , : :,„gem saf it oterootto to moots do we n ak ian er ,.2l,& p e riee la s theafternoon,however,thetone was s 1 1 ""4"'''''3"l7,ll"l 1i 1 P° itt • Ditto do. o. 2I i „ generally closed at yesterday's to le !etc.**. cno cora. Mora 135 14 fare+ .'• - • ...4 '.uios, W wl5" a 5411"454 /5t."54 1155 55 range. Some of the lighter stocks , including Great le 1 1„1J 25261/W35115ri P 2 ` 1 • 52143 15, 15 1 etr g . r e riell semity. St. East emmata, ~.. a.... ta homy . sad July. Northern., closed better than yest erday, ' but Cale- s• an East.l6WeetTorlatta.3the - - 'Wilt, ' "IT" SHIMIT'3 " Mun e'' , t '' rectnr. donians left off lower. Some stocks were more in 5 1 5 . Mir.. r`4.o.l)..ndeslllol 2 21 Proptame free es appeseate. Ili. 19'. Oast Berthas 5 Mao' 117 I'll demand for the settlement than was the case yester- g g . l 11.. D.. 6 pa „ v . Sir l p . R.:, ' (mac s ExQ uisiTE s A ucEs ~p rog y K., day. The " backwardation" on Lancashire and 1 • tussiableut- p.c.-pal In 110 . ~, ~„ „. *. a , i t ' s , L s u s , a (10 ., 6 , 0 ,, Yorkshire was heavier than on any other of the larger to t i ° 0 e t,1ir w :.,% 4 0 " ) ,„`"'„,,,,,., I t i "" mi II J. ITS ItELIMI Mr plead one.. .....nd .DYER ' S ARON 411 C stoc k s , as muc h a , 1 having b eets pa id . as, : Dwon.lllreallant.ex %el C 4 7 ARIA abe bat M all raw awl Lallan wurrheammee. and 34: .44 Do.con.reders. J 4 ~ 99 101 m „..„. rips-oil anti ClawkLl , purveyors s y eppolintmeut IL ,WO Ditto irrammade ipw gal lb 100 phew AOKI . 11. 0020091229. Laston. THIS DAY.--Two o'CLocx. It 6 LineasOrs *Yorks TAM 6 die par li. 1.0 Date 6 per seutatocL.. 149 241 „..- --- The railway market te-day has shown firmness, a . 1 . 0 i „, a. .. 0 „„,. / .„ Li ,„,„i - - 121 Y .. ounegAs---m. WTI. I L HALBE . the but the market is at the present moment not so good sr. 'leo Ditto New Goir.6 per Ct. - - - oar GehteaMM n_lksearelt-oguare. Leedom, informs . 1,0 3 Loo.flaththwithia.Thad• 2 3 .),, au us etre GUINN% arranatuttes Sri aow ready. as it was in the morning. Present quotations are 1 Pa 21 all L.ndaelse.) *C.Aer. 5 els - - ..:41 are 10 11 00 02120 " * 2 I ' S °5154 " 4 " 15 " Ikalali 01455°3•211 generally much the same as those that prevailed at 121 all 'LutlontiarryStEcalak.o 121 131 .._....---------_ 1 76 10 .16 Do. Now 110 .. 91 stock is quoted 102 to 4: Midland, 611 to t ; g , a , D,, ens i..f. ... .. i Pa • t. ' ' . .. c• , .. Great Western, 811 to # • Lancashire and York- 1 4 1 di , 1167 71 1 .* Calm. 49 Ct. -- pm • ' `....7 3' A..% " 111. "tee fai&ordOsn...l r...11e.....0 too :42 shire, 64; to 1 • Great Northerns, 201 to I p Dover% m i l • , Di tu , r , 4 ,,„„ ..._ . g idm 4 ,.. , OW I' I ~,1110, „ 181 to 1; and Giledonians, 271 to 2 . $4 100`1.-rfolk Ester dos . . - - eb' ... c• re art 7 L' l2 French shares are steady. Nortierns are oinoted et "! Ds ' 3 P sr 4 . 133 5*. lu i di - - 114.11011 i lio.WareavVaasy b or.. - - 331 to 34 ; Strubourgs, 371 to 1; and Paris and at. len t -eta &Wei • - - I _.. . Lyons, ISM to 16 Fem. 20 all ;North litaflonialdre 23 23 qr h} 141: I 1.-By Her Usiesty's Revd Lettere Patent. ORDINARY SHARED AND 1120C125. 9L 1 therthad, Wereestsr, aid Molar, /It Ipa Out! 103 103 b 11, :Ws.. i. weed set Pmeeted SpISSOMISSIS slimleally pew u 1111 t. INDIA RUBBLI In the eseethmlleeed AIMIFICIAL IS l al Cats ditto dafe 4 ipa MILL 0w..., aid Pakere.-31r. IMMIX 11101111 LY, 11111.101.- gi k r minvan. dean Ppm* Bois. 7 . 0413 7 11 6 ,kinrae•Uldllret.Neetios, 94 101 Yesterday. ilt s Pm. le 11l ItwesnatChester(Nor.w.. Duvet, 51. i., --.4era-atiost, tireemorsomme. del lemelfre and _ ..._ --.- Passage. A e ,,,,. mid erne sable lemdc44. on slgtls a g Is is. IN g.,,.... . _ 191 301 Km: I per Ge.a... .. 1 16j 174 a ss issatn% ...M AI 'Sedate perfortks eel enegas, of aft a, a c ,!„..,,, i t . , t ai,,.. „„ . . 1. ,. 10 le Do. 5 per Cent ... ...I le lel 131M0i3 l'woded INDIA ellibEll se a *deg to the ma Net iseatlos i4l 41 59 13 %fah Dew. .. 'l3 a Wawa De icr Km Ifteme The eatreardater, MOW a this I" ... 9m 96 ., 0 6,. i ldim v"..., , 9 10 10 It Ditto Paid 4; pa Cent put • pea egg: Uon ....7 be belay meld Ie a taw of their mint geseaharat s i I. 3 m..,.. L.,, „ ..c..... j.„. IS 14 dm 1. 7 1.4 . aft ,Sonth iffietra aleating gleXto, a. the 1011011111 1 E 3- Aa ANT WOW onsidtds k i=ns 371 all f10.C1ierA81A.394,251. 1 !) i 7 191 Ana la /11.0.6....„ 1 234 24 Ina, et faineant! se=aless.• oonds Dim 006 32 164 Do. do. do. 301... 1 51 511 die dl. lid! Do. 44 pro amt. mesa is , srr , c, a isseisar ilium* win* emetisinalga. 91. 1 ,,, m." 1.1 a m ., _.l e s is ell 0 . all StlLYorkstilre there-qui 19 20 5 : 3 WaterferdaKilkonaylipet - -Ma .... M. pprtee4 Iddl the Malt lIISITY. SIMINISSIN. la assand, 96 . $O , 0d 5 g,„..... . , , . 4 . „ 319 1 et. lilt Tork..Veletathhal AWN Ilbil• CMS !te WASSIS SOS 01 a• lemeg 4 , 4 6 .111 S. eV Omar se.l Ithi . yaged . i lal 172 paieseept itt eanate* 1 1 11 1thwila Wan wr 3 a:: Cat sad Santos .. 13 15 i GLN-rth o. Itne.ponah.; 1.3 ill modo hy the itae41 09 .....i.m. 0209 5 0206 . _ . 521 2 .,! 021172 milih o2os ,_ se 43 Omaha's' Belestla , ,44 ss st a Otto Dtro -._' 4 1 4 . Ili /0 YorIaiDALILLLISA.Paida 4 die per ma way on UM e mepared Watts owns ea,_, eme. as is g. ~ D.,,i,,., ? ri d., g ,,e Ara i , . ur .,....g. arts - is of any temieraturt nu, wma rasearam km, Ji.acttat .. ...I 71 01 -.- su.ort ts imbibed and relaisad in th e south, all implemental+ el n d: Last Are ., wee. '' or toot , Wed lathe Mee time whoa* egaided Maim sr IS di Ditto (Ea I and 11.3 1 IA MINES. Water Wore of is nemeiradm-T. hi aftwidarts, * all la Mira Oseaties ... 61, Lowgll - 01)DVD.4011.6211.1n. St. 1011 e sumo (Alt. CY 1 I 44 Cloa g Ramer 22, 13ayslaree.Deth. 23 Do. ( line 11.111. ea.) 1- - 1 wises done la Ors leeet, Neweetlees.Tyal. IL Do. slew B ... I3I 83 XL *weal illaae, Pald.leataday. taday. I I - ---...- l- ---. IL Ile Mistime. and Glargow .1 29 61 lto,ooo 1 *as Ma . all 5 1 pea HE SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the last half to 14 ita , a.issa u .„ eabas .. - _ 023'sr7 ban M T " 51.2435 q . " t42 that SOW hr r ig IR. 140 ialestsigh, Path muss" I 21 23 Came ('IL perams insularly soorlablag _power* la the 61. Ng gft..,.., j. g.„14...„ _ 1 34,000 I /Anglo Australian Geld all 1 dis par 100,09 1 . 1. ...angloCalliieniaa 10.006 10 tametralaal..a ... a., 1 die ter 4 i i i Of Ms poste, revorat.m, end improvement cf the Hume Hair, and when Si. mg, 0 „., 3 5.,„".. _ _I 52 , 3 811 34 3 40,000 5 Do. Coal Dining may o th er ...trate hes tailed. It pre.ente it from baths; as or tura. „ 10 0 „.,,. 5, " 0 „ _ „ ,1 ~ „ ..,....4. 90 *Are . .. -.. yen arty -siwc.ahatis weak 4u --eleames It from mote sad deader " 1 , 0 D .. 5 . g w o, . . ...' 1 1 . 1 129 60,cat , Aastraliao OadWare .-an.t maw it ti. autifolly sat, curly. and mopy. gag gnomes It is Si. 1811 GLeoutb.aal Weet..the. i 102 104 100,00 1 Australian Prentehl WpecLally Howth.esded.es farming the beta of • bevaltul bead of a w D rat p o w : . ~ . ! 01 92 52 11 3,,090 1 Ave Maria eV 4 1 die Mir -Price s. b.l. and 7..; family bottles ages ID kW SEASM• ig II irk, gouty p,..igy 100,0os 1 British Australian Dote all I IMe 1 - Is. , d.; awl doable th at ie, 21s. Cautke-Os OW wrapper a 90 , ,d 1 L im .", ~„ Ca d re . 87 90 30,500 30 idritlablroa Ma 7 9 sink wets ..re the words, 0 Idoe'...ifeW Mammal Oil," la two Uses. jal 111 pc, mire. , . .. 14 124 pen 10,000 1111 431rait.inth.(Iseat 11 pc 544 7 6 81 • .-e.,:d b• A. ROWLAND sad lONS, 20, Ilattoe.gardee, Linda., i t its y..... 5,1,..,. .f2"6 1 .6,,, 4 6 4 , 3 641 %VW SO De. Glowleaso Wel* al: 121 11,000 A Do. It. Jabal/el Bey 15 3 7 39 IN be Chemist sad Perfamors. 194 171 DO. Pine ... ... 7 7 die 110,00 0 I Canoe. Creak i IMs alf la ta Da. Wert St art lals 4 41 . 1009 40 Cbtes (Spat .... ...... ell 43 43 TH E DA I L Y NBW8: re sn tmsis N... 1...?.. ... i in moo a ablonial Geld 114 Ile Legatee aad tilakwa', Ii el 6 1 1I Mo Lords! Moraine Papa, prim 5.1. 10 7 !lis.,lllbury,le 8011thIP111 I, I pat _ Copiapo l3 11/ al Asa Political Orga the DAILY NW6 le at the heed of the Li. „. „ 0 L „.... „ riot ... , m ,. , 5 . , ..,,,,,, tip , 8; . j . ,:i114' St. +Copper Misers of Bag. WI 611 75 oral Prow of Groat Britain, olvoestlite free mourns in its broadest LON SS ?Da PreL 76 per seat all 8 Bpa IN. 100 L e a nn 6 Illorti-Wei& • 103 1411 1031 63 5 • 1 ..." 6 . 19 „,,, A .,,,,,„„„ mi ..„ ,., 4 a 'tare. mad all red and partial !Worm, winder pelltkal, social, a ralealistieul. 30 'lf Do. Firths !dim 4 pie Great Nugent Vela 1551C33' 5 I Do. Registered - -,, la the atera and value of am General News,-in the aseuracy ot ita „ 1 Do. , i 4 .,.. '', 1 6..a I m o l4 pm Lus Repent, -in the asap* truthful, and impartial tearoom Of its ... ~ ,_ „,........ 30..0‘ , 10 Himmel Pereiga latelligense, sad in tee varied stereantilesed goausereal is. 62 1 4. L ,...--_-r..=.-•,..,„-, -. . - 1 r. ne $5 11,00. I Grand Duel hole, all 1 1 die Smstalt eastward is the City, Railway , and Meeetary ArAglea,- „ in 5„-- .. -,,,,----- ... ... . .1, 7 , 4 ,„ ii..t, , 0r..,p.h..... Ills Paper la onameseed. 160,90 e 1 Lake Rathaust all 1 4 die It aetaiee a more *tailed let of bhippine Ora en other paper- , 55 , 41 24 imadomaDs.* Lb 19 i ;j; 01 ,„ 1 2 1 1 w 40,egt I Meal al 6 4 dia. ea r eed mely early report of Shipidna in La la Sees by ern .. ... .._, ..,..1, ~,,,.„,,..,... .. „, 201 10, • 3 HAmses over mell-sed the My daily Mining Depart, with list M paws N . 'I I ' / . 7 •• ',...,.,61 - 11 - A;;;;;76 - ,,,,,, -I_ -._ dm 6,...0.09 I LeedeseeCalture. Odd palatal airfare. M. lOC Warned . . .. . 811 ill 41 4 I wens *winos c.... ail 1 1 Ii adman itself to teal4as. so bang th e taly paper beldam the „ 1 , 0 ma. md ":„,,i' D M' ,4 „ I , 40,-% le' is Times" mbieh masks, and IL.• 4iways indoein. tiros la salaam „ „, " we. 2 . )... ... _ 20,090 It italemlbet.araorlean 1 7 IC .1 ailallerelve ailvertaimeata. II 171 Ditto Hsu slums- - - - 6 4.16. 1 SW 01011bia I:- .... :3 public favour 11, .hewn by the Imo return of stamps st. ,„ rm ...., .14 2 4 60,900 1 New Lames 34.8a.01 a.'' - - for the year ISM to the leading Lambdas Nowspapent. by ~ •„, ..,.. ~m,„' „i' m ... diaow aOO,OOO 1 Semen Ikeda sites it sin ben mat that Oa tape (the yawed by mu! than 2 - 1 . i g,,,V 9 .,,,, 1 46 iths 111. 1 . 20 remeslbladLL.ll.&3o. all - - 15.,e0e 6 Pot . 6 I die ...„ any yews) bad Is Bee yeara LOAM its three oldest einepetatore : Se lii Nee ry wa Renewals - - Astahlithed. Stamp , . Load. " „ ~.,,,w m„ ,,,,,,m,,,,.. _ _ 19,.. 0 1 1 Cleste ili al- .. ..... MutillNo CnauncLa Mesaato Parr 1771 „. 529.0001 18 13 , ac.:Zow _ ~„ MK II 8~41404116 lll 4 1 4,404 f. 1 Sou th Auriallas *DI - - i dle Moms. /1•11610. DAILY NEWS .4.000 10 Pin Croft at. 100 North BMW. .. 1111 111 .... Faett Ibe continued meallaumer of Hat p eat app is is I Nom! yes .. i s . i . ... 5 10 42,174 Mtn +l7..itel Deana a.' 3 31 31 *lake tieretly mewed by a c mem a all i Do. 9 A Deterred 7o, 1 Walla •la • Dade News . be the youneat o Wi t ai N lb. London moraine , , , ix ,. , 0,m,„.., 14 2 3 , 100,010 I West armada .ll 0g de Man hems* INAS teak b l eb rouse sole 1••• bum tow-r« rad 1 , Noit h L a w. 49 52 mem t wee X. 1130,112 ..... . • all 64as 1 1 1e0,300 1 Yuba pre eats, esereasettlll92 41esecreaUve Illerathes Mk& to eatery s ~ a . (nu , ~,,,,,,,,,,,,... 34 Ili elm 111 tTr .- elleiwahle by seelapod deed. Me teals sploiead =Wen ; and almedy, with the mood lagbest „ „ 11 „,,,, was ,. .9 S 46C21111°4 s a l w a l = 1 : 111 P M % lad 5 " th. l ug" le 15 llerlb teesta wasu•as. 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By Mira Emu. nuns, authoress of "TM Young At. a 4 ' "Tie lam Istormed, ""?aarlotte Corday," "EMI, the SWAM as. llous ead Co., le, Great limlborough.stamt. ChM at Math INMAN itatortmd lag LI Wont Cora wall Wlattatica awl W.BeeletLealtl NAVAL _.- inikreimulsigereli IS $6 1 Ds. d• tatuilum U II De.o.ll.ll.Paeslire 11. INITork sad s.s lOW I 41 4 # :No 4 7 4 4 4 .. I i 4 ADMIRALTY, Nov. 15.—APPoiNTNENT4.—Master Y. Wellington (1840), is the Vadory. 101, fiag ship at Portsmouth. Master to Command I. B. Tucker, (1830), to the Tyne, 4, store ship. Masters' Assistants: T. R. T. Quinn and S. M. Spy, to the Seurpaon, 6, surveying vsssel on the North America LINZA LEADED ►T IN t utiastimotiiro flared to Loodos101.Wootorii) VI Cartoodolo Junotios Owed toQdadooloo) KO litiotLincott+ll.4mor Sp.Ct Si I(low.: to Ot. itortlioniii tiloscooter a Dom ?tort ] (Irma to Groot WNW ri oil l t llattlopoot Dock h Raw . nosed to Ylc. N. 6 Dor.) Ad ;IlotUideloyiViorlditddid U Do. 4 Anne te:to I P Ile Do. 4 @tam (ditto) 1 In tondos two Orommob (lowed to Youth S wum Se Ditto Prttotooto (ditto) . idd Lowestoft Otior.4porCart Ward , o Norfolk) .. tOd — Ditto ditto_ 6 tor OW _. ......_o_. toe tee aid Wm( Midshipman J. S. Pearson to the Princess Royal, 90, strew steam ship at Portsmouth. la 1'unT•110CTII, Nov. 11—The Cartar, 91, screw 1 ., Its am.ship, was taken out of dock today, in order that the "• St. Jets d'Acre, 101, screw steam-ship, Capt. the lion. A. se pal, morht go in. Ihc latter has, accordingly, gone in U to have some additional false keel fitted to her. The IN Frolic, 16, Commander Nolloto, was taken out of dock to- Ili day. and the Medea, 8, paddle sloop, Commander J. C. s Bailey. wee takes in to undergo a refit. We hear that a tjg. court of inquiry is being held on board this ship, in refer eace to mac statements that have been roads of circuits- fge stares that have occurred during her stay on the North American Station. The Sealark, 8, navel sport slice. instruction brig, beat sails to-day. 2'he Dragon, 6, paddle-wheel steam frigate, had to e her compasses swung to-day.—lt is uunderstood that we the new 11 , emerang screw-propeller, cast for trial on board her Majesty's screw yacht Foley, will not be shipped till 5 ! after the return of the court to Osborne. and that then the Parry will hive new boilers.—Captain Nicholas Moore, of Ai the Royal Marines, has proceeded from this garrieoa to g L Chippeahem, to relieve Capt tin Delacombe on this recruit leg service, the latter *Meer being required for embarks- ft tics.—The Premien man-of-war frigate Deans, Commodore Schrader, and the coevette of the same nation, the Mercur, arc ready lot sea, and are expected to leave Spitbead for the Meditevrenean this afternoon. as DE'VONPORT, Nov. 15.—We regret to learn that 111 Resr-Admiral Pence (lieutenant of the Victory with Nel son sso ill as to excite the most maims apprehension of hie !rands. Late yesterday afteraoon, however, a slight improvement was reported. The gallant offiser is in the le kph year of has age.—The following order has lisen prio frauldated to the ships in commission at this port:—" pregnable. is Hamoaze, Ni.. 1813.—1 t having come 310 to the knowledge of the Lor ds COIllaillSiO4HIS of the . 4 . 1 Admiralty that a practice heretofore unusual and most s m del,seental to the service is practised on board some of es her Majesty's ships—namely, that the officers second in command more especially ships of the line) are in the U ha°,• of sleeping out et their ships when in harbour or elsewhere, their lordships hereby desire to remind coin- ; waders of ships of the line that their duty is essentially that which was formerly requieml of the senior lieutenants, i they being the executive officers responsible to the captains if for the discipline and well-being of the crew daring the temporary oNiersee of =eh captains. Their lordships an pleased to direst that, except anchor special circumstances, 14 the captain and °maunder of a ship cf war arc not to sleep 9 out of the ship on the same eight, and when the captain is * on the spot, the commander is not to sleep out of the ship & without on each occasion having obtained the consent of the t captain. The same rules are to apply to ships net having a commas he as second in command, and no senior lieu tenant is allowed to sleep out of his ship without a like sane- t tin" from his captain or commander. (Signed) JOHN A. 01111%NNSY, Admiral. To the respective captain - and 'eminent'• re—Rhadamanthus, steam transport, arrived here from Portsmouth late on Friday last, with machinery for the Nile, 91 (screw), and on Saturday morn ing she came into harbour to discharge. She will sail to day (Tuesday) for Penshrok..,- with stores for the l'ique, 40. Boyd George , 120, is to he brought round to this port from Sheerness, to finish her fitments. Scorpion, 6, sum urn, vessel at this port, had Ler compasses adjusted yes terday (Minday), and sails shortly for ping service in the West Indies. St. Jean D'Acre, 101, (screw), Captain Heppe!, at Portsmouth. In c nisequenos of the **jog of Orent's patent distilling apparatus, this ship will not ; be ready said the 21st instant. and she will leave Ports- t *tooth on the 23rd inst. for this port, to be docked at Keyhaa. , Naasb..Boalus,Weatiali (lowea!, Iftlassire awl &dam la /SWIM k Dart all 'DOM M 11l - Puma to _ MI Do. a pm' ..-. U Potato* Mr* Vow. 544.Wast.eLoactior5 11 Ditto Mimes (data) 150,MorMs oadattail(Moo , Ur: at Northern 100 . 00. Mte.ooth Sic& .. I 15$ 10MathIPalordagroilMM11 1 I to Mr. lt`Closa) I 1 cl• • 50 Mom Valls% p. Ct.goo 1 cooed to sto-JavosiNor 1 - 20 11 JittO Ditto Lotto . , 104 24 mpg a eels ”.• t (timed to Oust Wodora) ft 100 al OS rolltleN Lumen sr/ limessrdss $ Sorra to esramsr.. 3 areas Mars Modem Chsiisroi lirrislisis 14 Dkhoo and Ilinones gaink 6ILWAY 4. 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Union of Madrid— ...... is"Su ei 3 3d SALFORD MECIIANICB' INSTITUTION.—The new building for this institution in its extended form, arising from the ansigamation of the old institution with a new one which was originated, was opened on !Undoy evening with a tea party and soiree. There were from 200 to 300 per sons present, among the guests being Joseph Brotherton, Hog , M.P., and Charles Hindley, .Esq., M.P., together with Mews. Thomas Briley, Alexander Henry, Alderman Sir E. Armitage, and Sir John Potter. After tea had been part then of addreises were delivered by Mr. E. It. Lang worthy, president of the institution and to whom it almost owes its existence, Mr. Brotherton, Pr , fesser Scott of Owen's Collyge, and ether gentlemen. In the course of his speech the chairman stated that the cost of the building would be 1,2001. to 1,3001., and that there was stills defici ency ; but he subsequently announced that Mr. Alexander Henry bed very liberally presented them with s cheque for 100/ There is alreadv a flourishing day school in ex istence in the institution, under the management of Mr. J. AngeL FATAL ACCIDENT AT VIE PORTLAND BREAK 1/AM.-PORTLAND, MONDAY. A shocking accident happened to-day at the works of the breakwater of the har bour of refuge now forming off here, by the giving way of the timber viaduct supporting the railway. About 11 o'clock a train, consisting of a locomotive, tender, and four I wagons, the latter filled with stone, was proceeding along I at a moderate pace, when sudaenly the driver notiecd an alarming oscillation of the viaduct, aad, looking in front, observed that some of the timbers had given way. lie in stantly shut a his steam, but fading that an accident was inevitable, he and his stoker sprang off the engine into the sea, and thus escaped ; but in a moment or two afterwards the train reached the point where the viaduct had given way, and the whole of it, with two unfortunate breaksmen eli..ging to the waggons, was precipitated into the sea. The two breakemen were not seen afterwards, which has led to an inference that they were crushed to death between the NARROW. As soon as possible the superintendent of the works caused several divers to go down about the spot and search for the bodies of the unfortunate fellows, but up to late this evening their efforts had not been successful. I Do. ..I I I _ i nk.' Miscata.asaolm. Pd. I 32, — .3 Amble Coal and Ina I 5 ft SlAtutnAtae Aecaltural 175 125001 11.1,Austaslosisa Padlo Man 14 • 50,0001 10, Australian Royal Mall . 8 • 35,01 10,1kella Watarworks„ ft ..- 60:11,1656 Americas, lea 4 3O • 1,0.00 , &DMA Col. ft./kßodus•Co 1 10,0ur 100 , 0aasda 100,0001 0 , Cirri Palace .. ...... 60.000 , N Du Now 130: & ItCrystal Palace of Pismo 3 te.ooo 30.astora Stem 3 12.0U0 3DlDlststo TalsBB•Pß • - (A) 16 12, li Do. ". .111) la )),04.0 614aseal IlterD r iarleaßoa. 14 ~, clitamal IA R. 01011113 01 . 16 6.0. v 1166116diest Ilepr . . 7+ 140orr *ill= it. NaVisilivi: 6 600 111 Fad aU 50 0011. lir 4 71.*. 3l!SMF l'ma g sma idirtsi. Stew ailimatost Co 1 123,115 1 North UMW Australasian all 00.000 1 gki s 4 , 5 4 : ..... .—. 25,001 33 X of Serape Maim 1)46001 V Pool lead I Maar& all 30,000. 601 Postwar It 081•111 Sam all 1 6:, ° 001 s' l P D. Iros e ts6Wil l 6ll 14.640 10 • Royal Steam 100.0001 11 Amer. lorelmont all 5 12.70 D 26,30et1 Laacl 36 1 150,0001 I subarea@ Telorrap`s 10.uv0 holVaa Dlsiesse. load ... u'fii. _• ~__! II . IA 11 140 4$ 31 11 UPS Ile 14 SS lei Ai 1 , 11 91 1 Sel 'I S 241 ili Si -i 111 146 41 41. i7l I engaged in the Russian trade, whose object was to gain from his lordship the expression of some decided opinion as to the danger of this trade being inter rupted by possible political changes. It was repre sented to his lordship that English merchants are in the habit, at this period of the year, of making heavy contracts in St. Petersburg for Russian produce, each as hemp, tallow, &c., deliverable next season, and upon which goods very heavy advances, amounting sometimes to the entire contract, are made to the Russian dealers. The reply of Lord Clarendon was to the effect that, whilst her Majesty's government are using their utmost exertions to avert war, cau tion in relation to these transactions is neverthe less advisable; and, in fact, a hint was given that it would be as well for the Russian merchants to avoid risking their money under present circumstances. This interview formed a topic of current conversation at the Baltic Coffee-house to-day. Lonsols opened at 943 to 1 for account, improved to 941 to 95, fluctuated between these two quota tions, for some time, thence fell to 941 to 3, and were quoted at the official close 943 to 3 for money, and 943 to 3 for the 6th December. This was also the closing " after hours" quotation. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 943, 95, 941, 95/, 943, 953, 943 ; 'ditto, for account, 6th December, 943, 95, 943, 95, 941, 3, 3. Three per Cent. iteduced, 931, 94. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 951, 96, 953. Long Annuities, 1860, 53, 5 5-16; ditto, 30 years, 1859, 4 13-16. _ . _ Exchequer Bills advanced Is., closing at 31. to 6s. prem. India Bonds were also a shade firmer, at Is. din. to 23. prem. The foreign stock market remains inactive, and prices show little change. Buenos Ayrean Bonds were rather better, owing to the mainte nance of peace in that state, Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents. were more offered, and de clined 1 per cent. Mexican was firmer. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 251 to 1. Spanish Deferred, 211 to ; the Certifs., 6 to 61 pa cent. Peruvian Three per Cents., 49 to 5L Granada Deferred, 7/ to 81 ; ditto, Active, 20 to 21. Ranks Fivo per Cents., 112 to 114; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 97 to 99. Sales are thus re corded:—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 95/ ez div. Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 951. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 60. Danish Five per Cents., 1031, 103. Dutch Two-and-a-Half pee Cents., 631, t. Granada Deferred Bonds, 8. Mexi can Three per Cents., for account, 30th November, 251,;. Portuguese Four per Cents., 411. Russian Five per Cents., 1121, 113 ; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 981. Spanish Old Three per Cents, 461, 441 ; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 211, I. It appears the telegraphic despatch received yes terday from Liverpool, announcing the arrival of the Indian Queen from Melbourne, with later dates, and a large quantity of gold, was founded on a mistake, no such vessel having arrived from Melbourne. The Roderick Dhu, however, has arrived in the Clyde from Melbourne, whence she sailed on the 10th of August; but the quantity of gold shipped by this vessel is only 450 ounces, valued at 1,8201. On 'Change to-day at the commencement of busi es.; the tendency of the rates of foreign exchange appeared decidedly downwards, bills on Amster dam and Hamburg being especially in demand. Paper on the last named city was in great request st 13.41. Towards the close, however, more tills were offered, and the closing rates seemed much the same as those of last Friday. The rate on Paris was little altered, bills being generally dealt in at 24.95 at short, and 25.171 to 20, for three months. Paper on St. Petersburg, however, was in demand at 385. I This rise is unfavourable to this country, the St. I Petersburg exchange being quoted in English money. Bills on Vienna were transacted as high as 11.10 to 45—a movement indicative of increased die trust. The dividend falling due the Ist Dec. on the Bra zilian Four-and-a-half per Cent. Loan of 1852, is ad vertised as duly payable on that day by Messrs. N. M. Rothschild and Sons. The dividends falling due the same date on the Sardinian Five per Cent. Loan of 1831, and on the Brazilian Empire Fund of 1843, are also advertised. The public sales of Colonial wools at the Hall of Commerce will conclude on the 17th inst. (Thursday evening). The attendance of buyers continues very large, and prices are well supported. This in a great measure is the result of the large purchases made by the continental buyers. Many wools that were withdrawn at the commencement of these sales, have again been put up and sold at an advance upon former biddings. The Australian Agricultural Com pany's wools were sold on the 12th inst., and were in most excellent condition, realising, as usual, better prices than any other flocks. They were mostly bought by the leading manufacturers of England. The prospectus has been issued of a new company, " The Universal Electric Telegraph Company," which proposes to effect a further material reduction of charge, by using the improvements recently pa- tented by Mr. J. W. Wilkins, of which a detailed statement is afforded. It is proposed to convey a a message between auy point of the company's line, which is to be extended throughout the United Kingdom, for an uniform charge of tid. per message of 20 words, and one halfpenny for each word extra. The proposed capital is 300,0001., in 21. shares. The 24th auction of the foreign redeemable debt of Spain is advertised to take place at Madrid on the 29th inst., to the extent of 375,000 reels. Tenders aro to be admitted at the Spanish Commission in London until the 19th inst. The final call of 11. (making 121. called up) falls payable on the shares of the Irish South Eastern Railway on or before the Bth December. Much interest is excited by the negotiations under- I ', stood to be now in progress between the Great Luxembourg and a great French company, as it is believed the arrangements in view will, if carried U 43 03 63 1 l iDOS i TAM .... 17 19 12 14 ii %LI Bela= dam to -day. Land shares to-day were generally rather better. Bank shares were quiet and steady . in price. Crystal Palace shares were also steady,closing 1 1-16 to 1 3-16 prem. London Dock stock has been dealt in at 110 to 3; Southampton Dock, 351; Australian Royal Mail Steam (81. paid), 33 to 31; General Steam Navigation, 261; General Screw Steam Shipping (181. paid), 13 ; and Netherlands Land (2!. paid), 21. The present quotations of insurance shares are sub joined : Albion,9s; Alliance British and Foreign, 25; ; Atlas, 20; Church of England, 33; City of London, 23; Argus Life, 23; British Commercial, 73, 73 ; Clerical, Medical, and General, 203; County, 127, Crown, 201 ; Eagle, 71 ex div. ; Equity ani Law Life, 63 ; English and Scotch Law Life, 41 ; Euro pean Life, 201 ; Family Endowment, 4 ; General, 51; Guardian, 595, 59; Globe, 142, 143) ; Imperial Fire, 375 ; ditto Life, 20 ; Indemnity Marine, 60 ; Law Fire, 43 ; Law Life, 66 ; London, 281 ex div.; Legal and General Life, 61; Medical, Invalid, and General, 33; Minerva, 6; Monarch, 11; National Loan Fund, 21; National Provincial Life, 11; ditto, Fire, 13 ; New Equitable, 13 ex div.; Palladium Life, 3 ex div. ; Pelican, 45 ; Phmniz, 185; Professional Life, t ; R ock Life, 81; Royal Exchange, 242 ; Sun Life, 65; Union, 220; United Kingdom, 63 ez div.; Universal Life, 453; Victoria Life, 51. Of canal shares the latest Stock Exchange quota tions are subjoined :—Ashton and Oldham, 168; Brecknock and Abergavenny, 821; Birmingham (guaranteed 4 per cent. by the London and North Western Railway), 973; Derby, 63; Coventry, 200 ; Grand Junction, 691; Grand Surrey, 50 ; Grand Union ' 121; Kennet and Avon, 61; Leeds and Liverpool, 55 4; Leicester, 67; Leicester and North ampton, 441; Loughborough, 550 ; Macclesfield, 66 ; Oxford, 1123; Peak Forest, 97; Regent's, 163; Rochdale, 86; Stafford and Worcester, 410; Stour bridge, 290; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, 24; Warwick and Birmingham, 41 ; Warwick and Napton, 19; Worcester and Birmingham, 36; Wilts and Berke, 7. Prices of Oas and Coke Companies' shares range as follow. :—British Provincial, 22; Brighton, 15 ; City of London, 1323; Continental (Third Capital), 673; Equitable, 27 ; Great Central, 14 ; Imperial, 853; Independent, 46; London Parliamentary Pre ference, 25 ; Phoenix, 273, 28 ; Ratcliff, 70 ; United General, 21 ex div.; Westminster Chartered, 383; ditto New (101. paid), 71. Waterworks stocks are thus marked :—Berlin, 11; East London, 130 ; Southwark and Vauxhall, 893,1; West Middlesex, 113. Shares in bridge associations command the follow. ing prices :—Hungerford,l2; Waterloo,sl; Vauxhall, 233. Other stocks are thus quoted :—Canada Six per Cent. Bonds, 113 to 114 ; ditto Five per Cent., 100; Price's Patent Candle Company, 26; ditto New (201. paid), 22 ; Equitable Reversionary, 115 ex div. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourns, as received by Mr. Renter's express : Amsterdam, Monday, closing prices:—Dutch Four per Cents., 92 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 601; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 211; the Coupons, 5 5-16 ; the Old Three per Cent. Foreign, 443. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic*, 751. Peruvian New, 681. Portuguese New, 36 7-16. Mexican New, 231. This bourse shows flatness. Austrian and Peruvian have fallen. Paris, closing teof this day, for money :—Three per Cent. t i es, 73.60; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99.95 • Bank Shares, 2,925. Compared with the closing rates of yesterday, these prices show only a trifling variation. Vienna, Monday :—Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic., 913; exchange on London, 11.19. Bank shares, 1,300. The Austrian funds have again declined, whilst the exchange on London continues to rise. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.—Nov. 15. Time. Priam es otiotiatat tills day , Bills and IL Honey. Amaterdain par ! Short 11d. MM..— lld idaetr. Ditto Rotterdam Antwerp B e y 13rnce. H est - - amours and Alton ;, „ ... ... 4/4cll. 13ons. Sock St. Petersburg per ruble, , 3 A Oen°. ... 36 pence Paris per g Sh ort 24fr. 93c. ... 25fr. Oa Dips...„, . .3 alontbs2sfr. 20e. ... 25fr. 29e. 13ogos s. „ „ 25fr. 2210. 25fr. 271 Pronidbrkas-the.Mahse pee £OO , 110111. u. 7... 1111 c. Trans (effective) pert „. 1111. 303 r.... Me . 4 0kr. k7 Trieste • „ „ 1111. 35tr. ... 111. 45ar NNW per dolly " pi pesos ... 50 pomp ,s ~ 00 1 Ponce SO •••. 00 1 Ponce Mir " pesos .. pesos Boresienn. „ ~ 491 penes ... 491 woe t ize µ „ „ 501peaos ... 50 posts Gib . i ar• •••••••• s " : 0 0 penes ... 491 pram G Leghorn . t. ,09 penoe Leghorn Genoa Naples per iluost „ 424 pm* ... 421 pose Palermo per owns " 1251 pines ... 1251 pesos .osina Ll.bon per m Urci 90 day, date 53 penes .. S 2 pence Norio pence ... 530 Sow York pass THIS DAIL—Two o'CLocx. The funds, after being maintained at a rise of : per cent. during the greater part of the morning, have fallen back to the closing range of yesterday, on the publication of telegraphic statements reporting the defeat of the Russians, and their retreat on Cranstadt, in Transylvania. Consols opened 941 to ,t, for account, advanced to 941 to 93, and are now quoted 944 toy for money and 941 to for the 6th Dec. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 93: to 94 ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 951 to 96; India Stock, 250; Bank Stock, 218 ; and Exchequer Billy, 3s. to 6s. prem. Foreign stocks remain very quiet. Russian is rather flat. Mexican is quoted 251 to # ; and Spanish Deferred, 211 to Spanish Old lhree per Cents. have been dealt in at 45 to: ; Russian Four-and-a- Half per Centel., 98: to ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 63; ; ditto Four per tent. Certifs., 94g. SAVED BY lIIS SPVli9.—As a private in the lit Dragoon Guards, in Bath, on furlough, was going up stairs, he lost 11:s balance on the lai.diug, and being a tall man, fell l over the banisters, and pitched on the fluor of the kitchen passage. Fortunately, in his descent his spurs caught in I the banisters and thus broke his fall, or the accideat might hays been faial.—Bath Journal. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-MIS DAY. Thero was a good demand fur wheat this morning aud the rates of Monday last were fully supported. Secondary qualities of malting barley were dull sale, other descriptions were quite as dear. With rather short arrivals of oats the article improves in value. Beads and peas were without alteration. ABRIVALO iNTO LONDON FAOI/ NOV. 11th to NOV. I , th. GIN. Wash. ocowit. huh. ',Fete . Mom lOO I IF9:0 Imlay 6570 1330 Oslo 1440 1 1400 I 0710 Walt ..... Fleur. —sacks and 1,549 barrels: MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Scow.—The market is steady and prices are supported ; the large public sales of foreign were chiefly bought in at high prices. Refined steady. Comm.-150 casks Plantation Ceylon sold steadily in public sale at full prices. Native Ceylon quoted 465. 61. Tie.—The market has an upward tendency, and there are eager buyers at yesterday's currency. Greens have been in demand; large speculators are watching the market. _ _ _ Sr[cae.—Pepper:6oo bags of Eastern black were offered and bought in, 414. to 41d ; 100 bags white sold at 911 to 1011. per lb. Pimento: 90 bags sold at 6d. to sid. per lb. Mace: 30 CANAII sold at 2s. 7d. to 2s. 9d. 80 cues nutmegs, 2s. ld. to 41. 4d. _ - Corrux.—Priees are firm, the demand limited. Rim —The public isles did not alter quotations, but the importers bought in largely. In other articles no material alteration, but markets gene rally have a more steady appearance. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is firm, with no business doing, in conse quence of the want of sellers at present quotations. Town tallow is quoted 545. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. in the spot, 56e. ; Oct. to Dec. 554.9 d. ; Jessup to March, 668.9 d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand continues steady for middling and fine samples, low descrip tions are not so saleable. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Walls End Flatten, 235. 9J.; Walls End Stewart's, 231. 9d. ; Walls End Tees, 235. N.—Ships et market, 89. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY, 10.30 A M. Wind N., moderate, and hazy. Arrived.—Tiber, from the Mediterranean ; Faro, from Bilboa ; Mercntio, from Savanilla ; Caroline, from Cronstadt; Clemente, from Antwerp. QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 14. Wind S., light. Arrived.—Gem, from Ibraila; Jessie, from Oran. SOUTHAMPTON, WEDNESDAY MORISINO. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam ship Iberia has just arrived here with the Penin sular mails. C VETOES' RETURN. GRAVESEND, WEDNESDAY, 10 24 A.Y. Wind N.W., thick fog ; tide two hours' flood. Arrived.—Sedulous, from Messina; Edward and James, from Almeira ; Margaretta, from Konigs berg; Junction, from Guernsey; Harriet, from Rot terdam ; Slater liebow, from Messina; Albion (at.), fro m Boulogne; Belgium (et.), from Ostend; Sir E. Banks (at.), from Havre. Sailed.—Countess of Lonsdale (et.), from Hamburg. DEAL, WED:ill/DAT, 9.25 A.Y. Wind N.W., light, and tbggy. Passed, 15th.—Agnes, from Oporto, for London; City of Hamilton, from Montreal, for London. Inden, from Glooester for Dintzic, off Dungeness. THE WEATHER TABLE. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 18.53. The state of the weather at each or the followina plPces at nine o'clock yesterday morning. The stations are amunred in order of latitude. FOLICROTONI—N.E. ; Calm; Partially Cloudy. Turiasumin—E. ; Calm; Foggy. Gnsszeifica—Calm ; Foggy. Brecon—N ; Gentle Breese; Partially Cloudy. Bwnenon—B. ; Light Airs ; Foggy. CAMBRIDOR--CAIDI ; Foggy. BIRMINOHAU—N.W.; Calm; Foggy. YARMOUTH-8.W. ; Gentle Breese ; Cloudy. The returns from the following places did not reach this office in time for publication yesterday ; they, therefore, indicate the state of the weather on Monday morning at nine o'clock. Biantwinan—N.W.; Calm; Foggy. Lancaaran—W. ; Calm ; Foggy. HOLTHRAD — S.W. ; Gentle Breese; Overcast DARLINOTON — W. ; Gentle Breese; Overcast. SHAP—S.E. ; Calm ; Overcast. SWITZEILLAND.—A Berne newspaper of the 12th, says that an emissary, who has been arrested in Ticino, has made important revelations, which have been confirmed, to a certain extent, by his papers. The Council of State has ordered the arrest of an apothecary and of a canon at Lugano ; and of two other priests and of the printer of the Patriot at Lucarno. This has caused some agitation. The Ticino Gazelle states that the authorities, bath in Switzer land and in Piedmont, arc turning their attention to the movements of the refugees, sine they have learnt that M. Mazzini has left London, an4 l Shot great agitation is percep tible among the refugees in Paris and London. r -r• I