The Express. — London, England, 1853-10-12 00:00:00

N, • -- ~..../..._ ,r ~...€-!__,..,...{,.. . .., .. \ , ‘ _ -de _ / - I '.C.• I- .."Zere, . . • ‘',7 ,r ... is-4.;•10- la 4141.ar • • Ttil t No. 2,22,.] . LOIN DON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 12, 1853. et.' ino Aberdeen r"Vr."4.4" iliA ali‘ ASK of DEPOSIT, 7, St. Martha's-place, Indabi-r.equre, Ikeda'. :ht. &thus rat IS VEITLNI ; HONE T ate required to examixe Ai MR. BRIGHT ON THE EASTERN Qt-E.sTEPN. SMARR LISTS. R.. 10 Aberdeen Nu. 2, 7 pwr C. - - JIONZ .._ ---.-- , 1 ~• •! tat. 1,4.!‘. I a, by a a:4l 4 Lea este uf lotenst tiny Is TUESDAY Events°. fn.:. I I:lo34wciaidiect:nr.adiss.o.it sigted:zitei.o,....eyet:apere...":; :: iii 1,706 ad 1... ... , , o,ts peesmalty. The following correspondence has passed between The English railway market was heavy to-day, i The English stock .......4 impales i.. Judey. sailJuty. Nr. height, M.P., and certain gee.tiemen in :Cm:Lester especially in the afternoon. The absence of any c4i all omit and sumo's _.. . - - PETER Ye istlatiON, Yemeni Itrotor. • • uoirsus of holdatir a public :netting on the Eastern tines- Eressure for stock overdue from the last account, com- oil .all day, and finally el, Preerectsses tree enemata' Dna. ' a reduction of about _-- tion : " 02!•hee 6, 2653. hied with great dulness of busies has, and the down- • ' a."1""14-' -- II .ti ja--;IVE OULNEAS.-Mr. HALSE, the Medical "Stn,-lour attendance is particularly requested at a 76.1! 2 Do. do. (71. 17,47 per .a. I 3. 31 gamAnellsr.(lll.lus ip.C.A. 111 ve ward to ndency of the funds, -has' rendered this 3 3 .20. do. (51.), ties Ct. tir. 4 6 1 rates of yesterday at (-,......reat. nt 12. etiesi,....rtare. ',lidos, informs his Menge preliminary met ;in_, to be held in the 3lanche,to r Atha. er.co exercised by the department generally weaker. At 4 o'clock , the e. , r-.• tIVE 01:11444 Arl'AltalCsl.re are now rendy.-ocul nee strene. No. le roma, on Honda, neat, Octisha 10, at 4 61 Sast.C.e.tats.,3 p,., e .448 the monthly settleme ~,_,O n- sand.. St. Paeres:e4 we Med.mlGainaisse. o'sitek prompt, to consider the propriety of holding a market was flat in character, and quotations ruled at 6 61 Dug do. No. 5' 1 it „ 15 re. acted by the disposit ---- • public meeting in Moue tester, to denounce the conduit of the worst point of the day, the decline in London and 10 14 Do. Newt; rt cent. Riove 13 11 131 ' Russia, and to tecourage the British govertumet to pro- N• 20 asvt.l:olos,fieg,giugg.ei , 5 19 North Western king ' per Ceot., i..n.4 in Midland 5. 5 Edaii,,,,,.. reer,h. ant generated by the vet; • /.. .. „ tee'. the interests and preserve the integrity of Turkey. tln the afternoon it and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 11 per cent. com- i Dudes, t.s rw Coat 1 3 84 " We are, Sir, your obedient servants, bourse had closed at .41L4' AN J. W. „t„,„ox. i.A. D. pared with the closing rates of yesterday. Pt, 19,*Orest Noe'then 3 perOsno I 115 120 di. tool Lo. 5 per cent. Scrip, Re.' in the Four-and-a-Ha eltilSee:rl4l„* - " Issse einzooey. "S. B. Joitsoos. ' dee:merle at 1 • ;Let sua ' 108 110 10 : 74'130. 44 per cleat nap. I par 1 pm per cent., in the 'I li , • -;•„"' .. '. THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCR. 6i. si °toms% estromkstsibe• 71 14 general position of t " John bright, Esq., M.P., Roclidale." The railway market to-day is flat in tone, with fititt.' I°6oo Din'tto-e°lrruicletteate 444 "L. 99 33 :0 s OWeehlikskiisatsex3pe^ 64 7 prospect as unfavout TEETH.-ley her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent. " Ibtchdale, Oct. :0, 1653. quotations, at the present hour, about identical with per et' 91 100 market and of politic erw4 1.,. r...t il and P.Ainted application of etieusieo”., prs. " Deer Sir,-•I have your circular calling a meeting on Ihe closing rates of yesterday. London and North- 16 . 6 Laneeseire *York. r fIC 4 die par deficiency in the hall marl -inn'. IND:A RUIIIIER In the construction of ARTIFICIAL a..„,e,,, ,s 1,:no, Genf, ead Palate..-Mr. EPHRAIM MOSKLY. surgeon- the --•`''' s"e.'"eh• Western stock is quoted 1021 to 1031; Great . st.4vo . Dam 6 per eons stoat , ;39 141 set Ili: 'LattLsusalrtesitth.Clusr.3 rent: depressing influences L.Lral, 41, Or ersinor-streer Grosvenor-equate. Sole Inverror and .. I can conceive nothing more unwise than to endevenr Western, SO to 1.1 ; Midland, 35,-; to : ; Lancashire GarinG per Ct.; - - general scarcity of etc T... t :ec. A a er, urnaal, Li 4 Meal Liable innate-1N conasving in to a .cite public opinion to drive the goat rnusent into a war tlieuliptstke, with eke woe aseibite reeteetlon need seeer..,, of with Russia Li defence of Turkey. If such a war should bo and Yorkshire, 61 to 62; Great Northeres 181 lA' I 6 lA:tat* WouDan.Thirda 1 3 pm would experience a ' ' IM all Londoaderry leCcier. t el,' - - CLeuncally !Matta WHITE Is "Is 111:iihElt as a 111101 i 10 the undertaken, I believe our children and posterity will judge to 1 i __,, , Dowers, 171 to '1; York and North Midlands, 124; an latidoadan.rittlah 144 144 usual, anticipating t oreiary Geld or Cone !resume. The estraursitnary revalue it this us precisely as we row judge those woo involved this 22 to 3; and Berwick., 131 to !. The arrangement 25 25 Iblea.rtelLEUtle.sB6.lml 6 7 market. Notwitheta appiwation nun be Wells weed In • few of their moot prominent 4 Naturn. as the kolawirg : -All .bare worn are arnidcs!, no • roam country in war with the Aiii„jeaa colonies dud with of the account forms the chtef business. S'.ock is ge- 10 .It pop° : 1.1851' 110 -•- 8i te money stock that h: ea., or ;methane ire regierej, a penally incr.,' t,,,,,,,., ee France-with this difference only. that we shall be held to nerally scarce, and "backwardatious " .irevail, on 124 an Marys,* Cstll;le, Sits& I- -I Pa'pa the late tall, it will b su..-tins le rippled, a rata esi eisrieity hitherto whoa,' unattainable, be so aluehlmore guilty, inasmuch aP, having had the blun-Midland and Great Western, 1, and on ondon and at JO ,16,11,41C0nahm,,0, 1 .5, 135 140 sea • at. Peter,' with the met unerring loreuraZY. is saluted. den and crimes of our forefathers to warn us and to guide us, experience of the lasi um 1 ! Ditto Irefetetea wtile from !besotting, and grathelity ot the 55.01 employed, thc we shall have wilfully shut our eyes to the 'mow which their North-Western, 3. Great Northern A and B stocks et .MD sorts& Ilattensloa.. -.5 i long maintained. Este "Fr"l ''' Ifi'm I° th.adj'Allll4 Wilk will I've°, "rendered unfortunate policy has lett us. idauchester and the two mil- are scarce. st I lOW, Ds. 6 per ehf.tm. auk - - Console were first Erin to toe shag time of the psi The ankle or the =ottoman .. of St. IMO 1 Do.Waveneta alley 1y el - - se ~eathecillaiiiii, seereela white/am, Raw, atait, am a bons people in its district will, I hope aad believe, re- French shares are rather flatter. Strasbourg. Ire 101 a I Da. paha.,erse ... b • pon.eonenciar. Snide 4f any temperature may wail thoraugh gird thee men as their worst enemies who by any act at quoted 331 to 36 ; Paris and Lyons, 131 to ,t prem.; st.; ten gunk betide . . 101 toe 103 to 92 for money and scaler. be Imbibed .14 mule"' in the mouths all usidewanoseas of this moment shall weaken the efforts of Lord Aberdeen to and Northerns, $2l to 33. te . all North StadcrdslC- - re- - 23 23 quotation was dull, a. am..: or tar-e War at eke care time wheq erwt6Wett rOolus4 by the preserve the peace of Europe. If men would let their reason Rte' oooslord, Werew.er and paler astare of its peepwatlest-Th be abifted only at guide them rather then their feelings, I em sure the pre*. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. ! Wolver.,/le. gar Oisi- 101 103 November account. II LOW&It 01106111LNORSTEEM, LONDON. 22, Cry-steer. DOM sure of public opinion would be tar peace, and not for war. 16 all 1 Dltie ditto ditto 1 Apm Goons ealea "'de, 9 11 iShrewalidllem.NewOon. 94 104 131 meat, and, after U. Geonwer.etreet. Newer tleasi.Teeti. War will not save Turkey, it peace cannot save her; but e 9.. FL Ren.wers. 1 yeetem.y. to 2r. M. I. ii emmniaemwetet(em.w.l tion," has been war will brutalize oar people, tureen our taxes, destroy — --- . —...i. Sul- NI) and WHITE TEETH are 1101 only hulls- our industry, and postpona the promised Parlianteatery st. tee &Infirm . .. 10 21 Min.) s per Cent.. .. 11617 ad " backwardation." 16 10 Do. 5 per Own ... ...1 9$ 10} a d p.:nded iu a great mi pi nr,bly requisite to a ;dossing meths Is loth few" but they reform, it may ea for many aura. 30 Nigh tFot&:*..i., lasi'.. Li so gouts Leven ... .. _ ..., 13 IS re VOW, I y llPPtwittot thr°9o liter • bllBBlB* MS* 88".1188 " I cannot attend your meeting, bat I send you some of ens `:act :Manton ...! 44 41 44 19 115 Ditto Med 44 per Ceat par }pm but at the close of fuoaweto-rsdoalysteeeockinfsotrot It e :s.: rupees ot health and l..ogerein. Are_.. vialsaannonma.l3l en Sirm.Welv.ltSteerVelleyl 55 9} t ..,. .zia 6, the putp,,,, low-LAND. 00cgao if, law. my views on the Eastern question. 31 118 basest., han.o:43leadda.' 13 11 die 144 all 16outh Swum Meaning, DEN !DAIL'S sem& onrindled in eradicating eil Mar an i Ns. "I am very respectfully, 171 all Do.tliie,3illits.3l-1.10.3;.C. 15 I / „ Ana. lef 11.0.6...... ...... I 24 84} St.. 100 Do. 41 per oeut. mu ...-,ar/ • perl.lile "'Liter's he theenaeseideaMbie, " Joule BRIGHT. 18 lei Do. do. do. :01... 5 4 „ 0' all .11th.Yorkakesperm.Ouar 19 30 Transfers being nom meowed *Pm* ot bey. wallellail the low lbw owl wlld. "J. W. Iludson, Esq., Atheescam, Manchester." at 109 Brineland Raeder ... .. 95 95 5 S I Waterkedliftileuiny6p.ot - - die meat stocks upon whi bag the Meth Orally In their watts; sad, bar he aromatic Ma. St. IM Ododendea .. - ... 49 49, ad 44 181 ad it. 100 Tort, Neweintle,k bore 1.04 lispertirg sweetmeat sod purity eels bra& Trice h. 9d. per - O5 ell Cheater end Holyhead ...I 134 16e 16 '.' I Warmth of 21.4. pat It." 96 99 payable, there was at; •,„, ereere-m• words, "Itoceliude* Oka.* NO Oa %Miele. end ROYAL lIIBERNIAN MINING COMPANY, 60 an Clok and [tendon .1 - - 17 1 5 Ditto Ditto ~. _4l 44 money. Tho official .4. RePotelui MR boo* 8% 11•110Glainiall." or the goverment ____.____-50 41 Dabilnand mareetiiie.....l 41 tg 35 10 y. imp. 1 0} dg, imp. OM bf din eel Sy cheerers sad whirrs. A special general meeting of the shareholders in sh all ');.,,ck*,, jc, ;the •"d 4 ber:l 74 44 Three per Cent. Cot ASE and COMFORT in SHAVINO.-B. and this company whi held yesterday at the George and Vul- 13 an gag Amu., S. COWTANW C.ANTON STROP, or Our bilateral Ctdress tore Tavern, Cornhili, in order to consider the financial IS ail Ditto Ir.lo 5 and El.. 3 .15 user sbartmerr. maws eharbill wwl Wths 00,1 tender Ale- The state of the company, sad the prospects of the workings of p , all maws osunuee ..lit. 1041.. ilestern,,. ,t_...l.lntai.r..aset 4... 36 45 111 111 11/ MINES. —4.— 921, 1, 911, 92, 92 her 92, I, tq, 91;, 91, ex dive • T TexaDAT Evans.. I belts wwthlwan a free 61666.00 lob" 100004!..221•11400 the mines, and to decide on future proceedings. Mr. H. 9531,15' fo)1' ,2 L 9 dive3i, 9,• 2'sT dicta 'e: 1,!: "lIRS-1 iltoo Ma. teal "Mg sama aim' ma 133° It ta' LAlecuts, the chairman of the board of directors, occupied r, 100 „,„---1.-zrug'•''c'etr, 27 4.3 The market for home mining stocks continues che erier wan them say strop lbw's Idshere esellourrignag a keen the chair, Stock, 11l ;ditto Ne esee to metre taiersarmat toe arermisel redsir.! Set 'era shin 218, 219, ex dive G Arm KIT. ill Messy E. sad S. Owns% lamerses.l=4;.ere- The BECaMAEY read the report, which stated that the Ikt.llo* ialloingsk mil muse+ .1 39 61 ported to us are :-Wheal Trelawney, at 48, 49 ; earelpetreet, Larks," where the lerep.ree. mery be obtained, _and company had been working three setts, all in the county of 10 811LEWranii end Feeble,- - - Alfred Consols, 23, 6; Mill Pool, 7 ; Vale of Towey, it it pertealwee at 3e. Id" 7110 E. wed WAIL wash.-101300.• Abe Kerry, named respectively Castlemaine, Ligon's., and et 100 iiffiestargli, Merth,Dierde- 11 23 In the Stock Exc preuitarlr temerrealhaseeat Twain Pawl* owl tha9loll Poetise. Clogl.er, under the management of Captain John Kneel, 29•i106 a SouthWeeters. - -16 s• government stocks, b r.. too gWilerthern „. ... 734 746 The gold mining share market was flatter, there E EAFNESS, CHRONIC OR ACUTE NER VOUS DEAFNEnt, SINCITNO NOISES AND PAINS IN V. EA11:-.1.-4 NEW DISCOVERY KM RESTORLNG MEANING, would be seen that the sum received on account of the sale 1t.1109 ,Ottersath.az,lWert.ilee.) 101 I'S 114 being httle inquiry. At 4 o'clock Colonial' Gold were quoted at Ito 1 prem.; Great Nugget, /to 7, Exchequer Bills closed at a further as m.o, to be perfectly infaulibie, by wbAds mew thousinds of tuber• of shares and otherwise amounted to 5,483 L 12.. lid., and fie ;to pram Western es ban been instantly enabled to Wren Moan ache 11l *low tone the whole expenditure up to this time was 2,8331. 18.. 71., 12 111 ;Irish Sash Pastern ... - - } to it dins; Nouveau Monde, 1 to 1 prem. ; Apa rest of 2d. per 100 itiout carte. aw retent's Falk Weiseselesee tic trouble to e leaving a balance in favour of the company, after every 50 , all ranterIt and C..rliate .. 85 SO lel 111, hirds . .—. 10 11 pm 1 __ .. I i • r, Fria, ;TO 2 prem. day). India Bonds ' eldj.wricli •Ir 88•8 MS"' 61 lime °IL nil weer I 2 i'•°•2•l2 liability had been discharged, of 2,6121. 14s. 4d. The dry )01! the ears of deems, divkitiag is It does all the former St 'lOO 'Lisaimainec ardTorkakin 6: 62 'lel 15 West Indian shares were also fiat. Metcalfe Cop- prem. Moyers's and fand ors exhales, XIS lee Mods WY tte eminent auriet, rectors had had difficulties to contend with arising from the 195 II Do. Fifths .. „ . 7 15 dig Dr. DAVID THOMAS. M.D., (13 men ennsulting physiebin). 1, wetness of the season, which had proved prejudicial to IS 118 Do. West ltdonglhilot 5 4 ...,, per were last quoted 21 to 3 prem. The foreign stock Iliglistreet.Thabridge Welk, the HMappoomion of which gives mining operations generally, rendering it judicious to sus- 60 all ,liens Northern .. 1 1 151 121 1 of character, althoul immediate relief, restoriolt Ire neentuf tw tl-e ,11,,,, elaltated pond the workings at Cast:chains mine for the present; 114 114 Lor.doe ead Blacker& 1 ... 71 71 _ Iserved that this el 9 vow el &shwa. whether_ twth cm allat arrr••••rBB' Cr my but the directors looked forward to a period not far distant Bit 1070 :' an; TE-tab- urhiriaterati.tinilleiwai In 93 311 THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. children EA idols are subject. The gold mining shares to-day are neglected, and pressed by any influi Prellaitetiel etwiet to ester c---- - - when they would be able to resume the working of this St. 100 ILehdont& Metla.Westen 101} 103 i 103 i li 3} sod free whiek outlaws follows the keavy istgivion of noises the tone of the market is flat. Ages Fria and of peace in Europ in 'he heed sad seen, is Immediately removed by its nee. Deb =me, as on the suspension of the workings it presented i Do. for Money ~. ... - - sufferer as apply it kiesell. The proof end min bring bastardly very favourable appearances. Lisoline mine had also for le II , Doi fifths _ __,-.. -...- ,„-; 4 ilia i Pmrestricted. Mexican Nouveau Monde arc quoted I to* prem.; Great h rather flatter, and l' enevincne. a- I: amigo 106 ionwinn6l7 des, Prom to be w 0011lovn the present been discontinued, thereby enabling the ,1„!, I I pe,.*:sl•dt-t,,,,,,,=.`eati., 11 FE Nugget, 3-16 to 5.16 prem. • do' lonia' gold, 9-16 to tow roarerPettak who Minn could GRIT he webs to ht•ls bY 4ind directors to avail themselves of their full force for the 'Zi ~,w,mr,.'"' '"*""-'-• "' - - - 2 }quoted one per alustarg in tte ear, or by means of 5 powerful ear trumpet. It be Clogher mine. Under these circumstances the directors 5,s- -674 "".".De:aget,.o'3"h----...11.611.m .. 7153 710 L. 116 11-16 prem. • and Port Philip, Ito 3 dui. maintain former loco oppied by the Doctor on hundreds of 'Minim' appliatate AliStrltliall Agricultural are quoted 32 to 33; Peel at tit.ttt et. the car 1.fit..k..,1 aiw.dieb,, with perfect „awes recomrsended that the workings be continued with vigour, 40 se ber so ... River, Ito I dm.; Scottish Australian Investment, Mexican Bonds we: sad in nuns thousands of cases to whom he has sent It many and they had little doubt that at the seat meeting they 13 an ILOl.donirrshEaniskfikti - - Deferred, 211 to 22; Me sot heard the bunion role fur belt their :fife. sod some would be enabled to declare a handsome dittidend. Cap- hi. leg RaulalnalloLALUlrc:set, 144 101 1 7-16 to 1 9-16 prem. North British Australasian, es: a .1, cut, by its use alone, ere now perfectly reposes:4n) hearing Min Knoll's report of the Cl03 her mine stated that 21 44 Do. MIL& Liu'. Color - -dg, Apiiii par remove m. The shares of the British Iron Com- Granada Deferred, 8 and the *Early ‘,ll their fellow creatarn, end enabled to bear dr. Oilee's shaft was sunk 11 fathoms 3 feet in the course of Al' 110 liadimadtwasaiaCtia-parly 3348i 44594 Peruvian Three per tartly in a place of worship. Lithesoolodne, which was the full width of the shaft, viz., 5 feet. 30 474 Sti.-LO. dot. lire' ., pony een dealt in at 71 to 8. Appidents te nod a written statement or their nee by letter, en-Four-and-a-Half pet _ Coosa po.t..se stamp' or money order for 7s. gd. as the shaft was 20 fathoms deep, he should cross- 15 114 Ditto Half rians .... - - ,awes 90.131.• Five per Cents., 11 Ea. Sane Mona - ?alb' twins does NERVOUSNESS, DISORDERS of the MLND, clusttato ascertain its width. They had a branch of lead ors ot. IN „Nerrometot .......50 55 18 inches wide, and a branch on the south of the .6.2 ,111„___ _Do. BM 41t616" .__-o; i 4la per verterday. baby. Half per Cents., 9 EEO; and NIJIVDCS STSTEII, 11111. EPILEPSY, CALL. ~,,,, ~.„ a ...s...um 3 to. ;acheswide, looking ' • H• ''' 119996w162992'696 9 6 aid —— -- recorded in the offici !NG DOWN. he.-THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY AND Pidnil. - - 100,000 1 Apia Fria all 11 pm Cent. Bonds, 57t. DeNrIAL DISCOVERY, FOE CUEING NEIIVOUS SUFFERFEE saw the lode looking so well as it wall last thun- le, , a 1e,,,,,w,j}.}444},fLa.,. - - 35,000 I rAisslo Metre:B=ooW ell } dis per MIND AND BEAD CJIIPLIeIt•TS. Dr. DAVIIs THOMAS. day. lie had brought up some of the ore broken from the aro Iserak ... ... ... _47 50 toc,ooo toe. saagloCaltforelan L. years asseting plip'ellan4l 1. 1110-ettwet. Twahrldge-wens bottom of the s' aft on 'fbutsday. If the shaft were sunk 15 .15 , Do. New ... ... ... - - 10,046 10 tAnstrahmisn Po rade ere al On seer fespeeteet ererenee in relied 30 fathom., he had no doubt they would have a good mine. go , Mitortkrra Omuta UllOll 4 3 dls 45,004. 5 Do. Coal Mining 1 1 ills 29 •••SW IN= °ant a threes The Securrstie also read the certificates of Mr. Mitchell, S. IN .14'rthadildi - ••• ••• 234 Ili NI 54 10,009 20 eAtunrellea 10.4.14.theem1e}411.2 4444:tdedi We mar mak or female 16 I 6 INerna Dew n, No. 1. ... 6 IS 60,04:0 1 Aestrallun Carets's .8 0. mond }..}.4 the asiayer, on two umples of ore which had been submitted sau Da. 4 A Deferred l5 2 100,600 1 Aurelian freehold ... all Ie Ms 3..M}}57.48=511.4...,....N.ria ye. p.m.& to him. Sample No. Ihe found to contain .53,41. and 18dets. s g 1 De. i7l ageregnwg 7 71 sr,mo 1 Ave Maria all I dim Cents., 71. ditto Th se In Weanl9.4lmr hem lime et the tact, fee fine silver per ton of 20 cis ts. and 461 per cent. of lead; 50 I all . North London 45 51 Ist 00e I Ilriesh Australian Gold all g dig Five per Cents., 113, its lietleaeneldheevels 'ref Illhwm%wN ems la 0111 wor*, "f ease., simple Na 2 contained 13ez. WM. 8 grains per ton anti 7,3 se ; I7e'llartk blatentehire••• • di 3} dr 10,006 20 tEritlehlros 3.5 7 9 $74 Three per Cents., 2 r uadwa =NU ere is guaranteed. Fear awl dread of_ ,linure p„ cent. cd, lead. 10 :all Perth Weston' &perdu sea bermes of spirit. without areal mew, damped 15 119 berth &South Weet.June par 2pm O,OOC 10 Da.ooceseend Caine al 2 14 Half per Cents., 31. mad. lampasbabrdebeseare or any 'needs% Wields over the The CRAIRMLN moved that the report be received and 97.1 th, who were...ss 97,J17, $7 39 .1,000 50 Do. St. Jots Del Rey II 83 84 In Lombard-street whole ry mown( of wog 'yew "}. }A. 1... adopted, which was seconded by Mr. TINDAL, and carried 5;, 109 }..}}a curj.; - when ap= imerg4 et distaste for ell erg eery society bed withcut remark. M. !IN lisettla Midland ... .. 55 57 act 13,004 40 poke Dower memory, mama Mem, &ars ark's. laugusuMelia. In A motion was also carried that the balance-sheet be St. 103 Weer% b (tine., ... ... 62 64 MAN 6 /Corral Gold 1 1 /pm 11 money is ample. 'V all ih.nge. Inhalit lane r, demi= YAWs sibleme se the Sep of adopted. re. WO Do. L.EN.W.Guar. SG 60 65 .. .0541•93 l5 104 11 discount agents have the °ea, 110200669911116•111"." bP's 1126 411‘1644 619.11691 9I The following gentlemtn were chosen directors :-Messrs. ID 9 bury and Hereford 21 2 dl. $20,100 Si.t. +Copper Minn of Eng ell 55 63 tell.deetnistien, red MINN Ise aanierese le immilene Map them. Larchin, W. Rine, Odes, G. Reynolds, B. Reynold', 1161 ail ilereerseery sea cheater 8,000 13 4150. Pref. 71 percent ell 6 7 pm of short date as lon sande el welloelbeataried mere of eztreesdrasy eletivererse War 05er. W. /din.) ... 15 11 zd 10,0e0 6 fengt.suatrakuooppr all M 8 on ordinary commerc these berfalmsbilas haw peed the larYlb. warred Mr Os Words, and Tyndal IN ell D4.llelser ... .. ... 71 81 . f Great Nugget Fria ell 1 Ipm tr.ly enlists' Ifavadvanst, f„r eating smseassar. Vasa sa We Mr. GI; ht. moved a vote of thanks to the directons for 10 b 3 De. Oa Nally ... ... 115 12} 155'5N ' I Do. Registered - IP 5 per cent. and upw pals. powderet amssitie. tonic.., sea rid besel bash*, gulenalma, their services, and that 50/. be apportioned among sheet 110 4i !re Caica ... .. 24 24 die ad 20,600 10 Kimmel sow" ':4117, arberafft km all 2,66'04311116 Each Pl"' 91 for their services in the ensuing year. In 16 OM Dews .. „. .. 15 17 mem Grand Duchy of Berke ell 4 dim par 10,000 ounces of goli mi. '''"" a'0,....mM amataimmammammamar lhakmarkmmtaimialalam. inL.Lailair.ililiat Mr. HIcELEY moved as an amendment that no allowance /IL IN NM" '" "' .. 3lt 356 ad 35 ilf z 4 Ildeg Great golgooth„.... nll 24 3 dl. 116 El Ware_ ~ .. ... 33 Et} 341 vivre Lake Bathunt (hunt...... 1---„"`”,,,„a'ad" air-^,www-ap' - -paw. la abli'para-44-tb„—skair. bee.'-- - -- be made to the directors till a dividend be declared. &one Liberty 96 a YerleiLlOtterDe 3 4 Parcels of gold of lie. THOMAS. I, Tlarte-street, Tuarldreweds, Seat. The amendment was lost and the original motion carried. 26 all ntookton & Darlington .. 26 30 nwe " *Llama A vote of thanks to the chairman closed the proceedings. 15 211 riemeellavonDoektiM. 1 11 21 01,000 LondonliCentora. Osld sent to the ports 4 THE DAI L Y NEWS: 10 17 Tale of Neath .. ... .. 14 15 141 Quarts CruebEg Ca. at 1 1 some small shipment London Merging Paw, is at the prigs Id. 91 all Waterford end Kilkashp. - 100000 Mahwah' Ma Pondeal Organ, the DAILY NEWS head of the U. 116 GB Welmbed sad I.Wrili.. - - - 10 000 1 Weneannt.American 9 54 1 Derr: Item of Grad Britain, advocate; free sears Mite broadest NAVAL. 10 14 West Contwell ... .. , 5 9 .14,000 New Grenada ..„... rose, and all eoand and practical reforms, wlaetker political, soda, - as— 16 Ile. Wbabiedisr and i- - 40,00 New Liana M.lOl-.00. ell - - Paris leaves a profit. oz meniastical. ,I I. w.sadi r WO,OOO Nommen Mond* .. In the extent asil sable of its General News,-in tbe accuracy of Its NEW YACIIT FOR THE QUEEN. et. i toa Ymbilbeteetbe 61 62 10,t .. I Pontglbaudg.L.M.Bl9 all - - for Australian gold Law Reporte-in the amyl?, truthful, and Impartial aerator of Its PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 11.- It is definitively to lao De. do. latemialn . 94 9 dl. 105 111 101 110.00 L Port Philip trews I Ateligt 60P, and in the vaned nisecentilesad commercial ili. d“tdod to build a N E.Perehre new yacht for her Majesty ; such a one ISt.' IlleiTerkl)64and.- *North Milliala 464 414 " 60,000 Chanel Itog ........ tmlia must be sent i !meta:nal cunt tined in the City, Railway, and Monetary Anieles,- for 43 41 10,4104 50 illbyeaney ken - - as, speed at least, shall surpass anything afloat. It 7,590 U Mary &Cuba .- . Ili I 4 In the market for to Pot? ii oneurpeseed.---..-..-- It cootains a more 'needled list of Shipping than any other paper- is to be constructed of iron, and on the paddle principle, as, *0,1105 1 South Australian...-. all 1 Idb city of bills formed ss rattugeeiy early report of Shipping in the Indisn Seas by every adhough, as is understood', her Majesty gives the prefer- LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. 4,000 10 Tin Croft "":".' man—end an cell dill 'lining Report, with hat 01 Pew; once to the screw principle in other respects, the latter Ot.lloo lettiekiagtardshie a Duna 51.174 10.5.51 +l7aitei Mukea.. pablisheclanywkere. would interfere somewhat with her Majesty's convenience, I Ito LoudosieN.Weetend 05 103 i 70,005 I Waller .—.. .. - - these places was ea; It addresses Itself to ee Wing the only paper besides the 100,000 I West Granada to which, uin some measure influencing her Majesty, may 24 10 I(;*•edele Ja"ma teo,eot 1 West Mariposa all Ma were lower. Bills l''"" '"" sath'd"' NI/ NINNINNIIIN6 from its °3IQ". be added the unpleasant effects felt at the after-part of 1 Grad lotaledoolan)... 45 14 I Illeletrice adratieserata. a Rt. 106 iliestLii.oclnsb.gar.ep.Ct. I MON 1 Yüba . it. pelasnatt In public (avow Is shown by ties krt return of stamps Ship, o.f.ttie vibration caused the action of the propeller, I Delwin to Gt. Northern): 140 243 • Tranderebo by 'tamped dull From a further b __ _ MONEY MARKET. [THREEPENCE. --; !Fire, 11 ; New Equitable, II div. ; Palladium Life, 31 cx div. ; Pelican, 45; Phmnix, 183. Professional Life, .4; Rock Life, t.;' ; R oya l Exchange, 242 ; Sun Life, 65 ; Union, 220 ; United Kingdom, 5: ex div. ; Universal Life, 43;; Victoria Life, 5;. Of canal shares the latest Stock Exchange quota tions are subjoined :—Ashton and Oldom, 168; Brecknock and Abergavenny, 821 ; Birmingham (gua. 4 per cent. by the London and North West. Railway), It:0; Derby, 63 ; Coventry, 200; Grand Junction 691; Grand Surrey, 50 ; Grand Union, 12;; Leeds and Liverpool, 551; Leicester, 67; Leicester and North ampton, 44! ; Loughborough, 530; Macclesfield, 56; Oxford, 1124; Peak Forest, 97; Regent's, 161, 161; Rochdale, 66; Stafford and Worcester, 410; Stour bridge, 290; Severn and Wyc Canal and Railway, 21; Warwick and Birmingham, 41 ; Warwick and Napton, 19; Worcester and Birmingham, 36; Wilts and Berko, 7. Prices of Gas and Coke Companies' shares range as follows:—British Provincial, 22; Brighton, 15; City of London, 1321; Continental (1 bird Capital), 671; Equitable, 27 ; Great Central, 14 ; Imperial, 85; Independent, 46; London Parliamentary Pre , ferenee,2s; I'hmuix, 28 ; Ratclitf, 70; United General, 21 ; Westminster Chartered,lB; ; ditto New (101. paid), it. • Waterworks stocks arc thus marked : (2/. 10s. pd.), 21, 2; East London, 129; Southwark and Vaashall, 89;, 1; West Middlesex, 11:;. Shares in bridge associations command the follow. ing prices :—Hungerford, 12 ; Waterloo, 5; Vauxhall, 231. _ _ . TCESDAT EVEN !NO. The English stock market has been flatter in tone ! all day, and finally closed, with a dull appearance, at a reduction of about I per cent. from the depressed' rates of yesterday afternoon. The favourable infla me° exercised by the scarcity of stock apparent at the monthly settlement now in progress, is counter acted by the disposition to make speculative sales generated by the very threatening aspect of pelitics. I In the afternoon it was announced that the I'aris bourse had closed at a decline of nearly i per cent. in the Four-and-a-Half per Cents., and of upwards of per cent., in the 1 hue per Cents. Looking at the general position of the English stock market, the prospect as unfavourable, the aspect of the money market and of politics, and the ascertained serious deficiency in the harvest being calculated to have a 'depressing influence on prices. Were it not for the general scarcity of stock there is no doubt quotations would experience a rapid decline, speculators, as usual, anticipating the downward tendency of the market. Notwithstanding the steady purchases of money stock that have been made by the public on the late tall, it will be observed that, looking to the experience of the last few weeks, a rally cannot be long maintained. - Consols were first quoted 92 to and after touch ing 921 for money, receded at the official close to 911 to 92 for money and Thursday. At four o'clock the quotation was dull, at 911 to ;, both for this and the November account. Stock is wanted for the settle ment, and, after commanding 1-16 "continua tion," has been borrowed at 1-16 to " backwardation." The terms, however, de p.:nded iu a great measure on the credit of parties, but at the close of business the dealers were bor rowers of stock fur the November account. The sell ing to-day seems to have been chiefly for November. Transfers being now allowed in the other govern. meat stocks upon which the dividends are just falling payable, there was an increase in the transactions for money. Tho official business list is as follows: — Three per Cent. Consuls, for money, 921, 2, 91 Z, 921,1, 911, 9n, 92 ; ditto , for account, 13th Octo ber 92, 911, 91; Three per Cent. Reduced, 91;, 91, ex div. • Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 93,1, 924, 931, ,ex div. ; Long Annuities, 1860, SI, 51, ex div.; ditto, 30 years, 1860, 51; South Sea Stock, 11l ; ditto New Annuities, 992; Bank Stock, 218, 219, ex div. _ _ Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. lteuter's express : Amsterdam, Monday, closing pricea:—Dutch Four per Cents., 931; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 61 9-16 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 21 9.16; the Coupons, Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 77;; Peruvian New, 69;; Mexican New, 23 7-16; Portuguese New, 384; Granada Active, 20,1; American Bank shares, 3 15-16; Equador, 313.16. This bourse was rather better. Paris: ('losing prices of this day—Three per Cent. Rentes, 73; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99.80; Bank Shares, 2,800. These prices show a fall of 85c. in the Three per Cents , and of 40e. in the Four-and a-Half per Cents. Vienna, Monday : Five per Cent. Metallics, 91Z; exchange on Loudon, 10.33; Bank Shares, 1,300. LONDON COURSE OF EXCRANGE.—Ocr. 11. Time. Friars as nerptirtee Una day. Bills and M. Money. Amstordent pert Rhoet 11d. Hwy.— 1131. 17iste. Ditto Rotterdam Antwerp Brumes Rimlnut and Allots „ „ 13aint. biccM.. 13racs. 7t sob St. Petersburg per ruble 37 (penes ... 171 pence pans per 1:. Stu „ nt 7.51 r. 0710. ... 25tr.121 a. Ditto . „ 3 Months 25f!. 35 e. ... 25tr. 40 o. Frankfort-ce.deanifinne per SIO 7, Vienna (effective) per re „ Trieite Itadrir' per raUar Cadiz 9l ,9 Bilbao Barcelona Malaga N II *Mlle 25tr. Ova. 2Str. 45c. 12016. kr. )20j:l. kr 110. 13er. Ild. 16kr. 116. 15kr. Seer. penes 50 pence 501 peace SOl pence pence ... 50 pence 49! pence ... penes SO pence ... 49: pence Su pence ... 49; pence SO pence ... 191 pence Leghorn Nam Naples per ducat ~ 12 peace ... 412 pence Palermy Marina per canoe „ 125 pence ... 121 pence 125 pence ... 124 pence ' --- .....per mitten fledge date 53 pence .. 52 pence 591 pence ... 53 pence 60 inn sight in pence ... 471 penes New York THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocs. The English stock market continues to droop, politics continuing threatening, and there being little demand for stock. Consols opened 914 to 4, and, after touching 913,1aav0 receded to 911 to both for money and November. The Three per Cents. Re duced mark 90i to 3 ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 921 , to 93; Bank Stock, 217; Exchequer Bills, 4s. to 9s. prom. ; India Bonds, 2s. prem. The foreign stock market is dull, with very limited transactions. The sales include : Equador:Bonds, at 41; Granada Active, 203 ; Mexican, 24; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 70; Russian Five per Cents., 113; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 971; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 443 ; Dutch Four per Cents., 933 to 3 ex div. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. In English wheat the value underwent no change. In foreign wheat and flour the currency of Monday last was supported. Barley supported late rates. Oats wore disposed of on rather easier terms. Beans and peas steady at former prices. ARRIVATAI INTO WNUON FROM OCT. 10th to OCT. 12th. Qrs. inttlieu. beotsh. Irish. Yoram). 050 I 4730 Barley 730 I 100 I 1700 Oata 39 1300 2890 Malt Mom. sacks and .980 barrels. MINCINO-LANE.-THIS DAY. SCOAR.—The market continues firm. The public male of 3,500 bags Madras went off briskly. The relined market steady at yesterday's prices. COPPEE.—The public sale of 250 casks Plantation Ceylon went steadily at fully last week's currency. SALTPETRB.-900 bags offered ; 160, refraction 11, sold at 30s. ; one lot, 30s. Gd. • the remainder bought in. Ittez.-1,000 bogs Bengal were offered and bought in, at las. Corrow.-500 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. itum.—This article is dull. Markets generally are quiet to-day. N 32 JOINT STOOK BANI 'valor dons to-day. its pta public favour is shown by the last return of !stamps toned tith e yelif 1430 to the leedULLandon Newspapers. by ekeh .t will be seen that this paper ( yonageet by more than lit, years) had In Bre years beaten its three otdart competitors: Established. Mamie issued. ?tomato Cisaostein 1111,t,iso Poor 1772 029,090 M , taiso Iltntu. DAILY NEWS 18414 415 ,2000 Ike ©antic: n. 4 inaintentnee of Oils p — jambes the . following oemo3 recently expressed by a oantem Daily News' is the youngest of the London morning mon Pr= the Ilr t it took bosh grinualanda high liberal tans—rte in citing rossistently that ennkcyntire liberalism which is dearly tta ab!te opin.olt of England ; and already, with the mood highest etch.stans of tar tecopiped deity press, and with the largest amber of advertiseracnto —he st to the' Times '—obtained by any ga 6 ;7 mniassee PaIXI. its political more than Carillierallda with its commercial Ta be ordered of any Eonkealler or Newsman in tha idngdoss ; or at the Case, It, Bourene-Mrest. neat-stmt. Land.. HE.ILTH OF LONDON DURING THE IFEEK. --•- The official report says—A thousand and one deaths were ngistered in London in the week that ended on Saturday. In the ten corresponding weeks of the years 1843-41, the average number wee 962, which , if raised *c ording to increase of population, becomes 1,017. The mortality from all cairns, then fore, diffen little from the usual amoukt at this mason. Scarlatina was fatal lut week to 57 children, and in some instances it appears to have been aggravated by local Diarthea carried off 71 persons, which is nearly the same as in the previous week; all the cases, except 20, were amongst children. Cholera gives decided indkations of a disposition to increme • in three previous weeks the fatal cases were 16, t 9, 47 ; art week they rose to 66, of which 29 occurred to males, 37 to female,. The majority of the deaths were amongst persons of middle age; 26 oc curred under 15 years of age, 36 at 15 and under CO years, 4 at tiO years and upwards. in the correspond ing week of 1848, soon after the epidemic of that period made, its appearance in London, the number of deaths from chaise was 30 ; in the 'corresponding week of 1819, when is wis passing away, the number was 110. The 66 cues of last week were thus divided over the metropolis .—ln the west districts, 9 ; in the north, 5 ; in the central, 2 ; in the east, 8 ; and on the south side of the Thames, 42. Medical informs rats are requested to inquire specially in all eases whether the attack of e I iolera commences by "diarrhoea," and state the interval of time to hours and days between the ippearance of diarrhiei and the supervention of spasms or rat the other characteristic symptoms of cholera. It is admitted that diarrhoea generally precedes chokra, and that diarrhira should never be neglected for a single hour in a time of epidemic cholera. if it be established that the latter disease is invariably or _almost invariably preceded by a well-defined stage of illness, which is amen able to medical treatment, it wall at once allay alarm, and e a most important addition to the resources of the me dical art. The following is a list of last week's deaths by cholera : Last Wseit the births of 727 boys and 648 girls, in all 1,371 children, were registered in London. In the tight corrtsponding weeks of the years 1646-62 the average number wee 1,276. At the Royal Observatory, Oreenwich, the mean height of the barometer in the week WSJ 29 al in. The mean temperature was 48.6 digs., which is 4 dep. below the average of the same week in 38 years. The mean difference between the dew point temperature and air temperature was 3.6 dep. POBTBMOIITII, Ocronen 11.—It is definitively decided to build a new yacht for her Majesty ; such a one as, for speed at least, shall surpass anything afloat. It is to be constructed of iron, and on the paddle principle, as, al'hough, as is understood, her Majesty gives the prefer ence to the screw principle in other respects, the latter would interfere somewhat with her Majesty's convenience, to which, as in some measure influencing her Majesty, may be added the unpleasant effects felt at the after-part of a ship, of the vibration caused by the action of the propeller, and which mechanical skill has not yet quite surmounted. The new vessel is to be 300 feet in length. 37 feet beam, and about 1,700 tons burthen. She is to have engines of 600-horse power, rind to be able to attain to a speed of 17 knots per hour. The present yacht Victoria and Albert, is 225 feet in length, rather better than 30 feet beam, of 1,033 tons burthen, and 430 horse power. The Cam, 90, screw, two-decker, is having her ' jury rigging, Sco. dismantled. This morning in sending ' down her main to sail yard it came down with a run, and went clean through her deck. It was very fortunate that no one was in the way or the most serious, and probably fatal results would have occurred. Tho Encounter, 14, screw etesm-sloop, Captain O'Callaghan, was paid wages to-day, and is expected to sail to morrow. The Princess Royal, 91, screw steam-ship, is to go out of dock into the steam basin. ADMIRALTY, OCT. 11. —AYPOINTMENTS. SW am R. W. Clark, to Winchester; Assistant Engineers C. Freeborn, to Horatio ; W. Brown and J. Hughes, to Bkn helm ; T. Bertram and F. Smith, to Hogue. MILITARY. MOVEMENT OF BRITISH TROOPS. We aro cuabkd to state that the order received in Ireland, ea stated yesterday, with regard to the movements of six regiments, had no immediate connection with the position of affairs is Turkey. The truth is, that Mx regi ments cow in Ireland ale to proceed in the regular routine of " relief " to the Mediterraaeaa, in lieu of five going theses to the West Indies, to relieve one regiment at New Brunswick, one regiment in Canada, two regiment% in the West Indies, sad one regiment in Bermuda; in all, five regiments to come home. We regret to state that Captain Bare and Lieutenant Woodford, with 60 men of the 50:h Regiment, hare died at Bermuda. _ _ _ lac 91. it Regiment does not p abroad at present. THE RlfillicAlf ROBBERY IN WINDSOR PARK.— Yesterday, a letter was received by kir. Eager, superinten ds rat of police at Windsor, from Lieut.-Colonel Harold, of the 11th regiment of Foot, now lying at Winchester, re questing that ShorroeL, the soldier committed for trial on Monday, for robbing a labourer on the highway in Windsor Great Park, might be reported at the War once as a deserter. The colonel adds that Shorrock is • most depraved character, and that the law must take its ' course. It appears from the prisoner's own statement, that in 1846, being then only seventeen years of age, be was con victed for housebreaking at Blackburn, and transported for seven years. Being sent to Bermuda, he and several oths.rs obtained tickets of leave, and returned to this country, after a penal servitude of five years. He then worked as • labourer on the railway at Preston, and suffered three months' imprisonment for • murderous attack on • police man. lie afterwards enlisted in the 11th regiment, where he was always in trouble for had conduct. AN ADDITION TO THE PERRAGE.—Mr. Alexander, well known as an attorney • Gott petty and quarter sea. sloes, his succeeded, we arc informed, to the Earldom of Stirling, with a large estate, which produces abundance of sterling corn to support the dignity of the title. The in habitants of Gurt intend ertertaining the noble earl at a public dinner at Forrest's Hotel, on such a day at may be most suited to his arrangements. The chair will be taken by James Lftl.iff, Esq., J.l'., Bridge liousa, Gort.—Lisste reek Chronicle. LIND LEONID AT e 100 aseidiorkaraeftire Dewed to bandoniall.Weetaro) 00 Ordesdale Joanna ((weed kotalsdonlaal HO dastlALeolneb.goar.dpito (lenr-u to Gt. Northern), 26 ilikwandar A Dew 'Wait (Dwelt* GrectWastere all Hartlepool Dock k lan. Dewed to IL N. iie Ben) 31 Ildulllntel4D.Torkreffidld 141 shwas (di.to). Da. O i Warta (dAto: 12,1Londta and Oreraerisl Dewed to Iteitr. barters 20 Ditto l'refaniee (dltl3)! 100 Loarestott t)oar.ererCeni Dewed to Norfolk) IE6 Ditto ditto 6 per Cent all Hauelt.l3octou,3:3latleck (lased to 1 .PcN.N.lefdd.! all kilddliare and !WILE Owed to &mkt. le Dart. all 1116sal Bradford (mai 60 l ifortkatnidianerr 6 putt Nowa to Korst.Colatico all , Do. 3 prr sent. (do.) 1 23 PreetonnWert Goa". as AN.Weet.AL.wc.klorl 1 If Ditto 4 skate. (ditto) , . 106 Septa and Ritahla (Mw I W Great lio:Uam ' let. Do. Iheortth Stook .1 9e.dowla3tedurdeb4srlawad Lie Hr. M.Cleas I 3d Wear 'Salim 6p. Ct.v.a. IDewed to OtocittoslDar. 23 Ditto Ditto ditto —. , .1100 Wilts A snowiest Doesie lo Gimlet Westonal.-- f.)1.1e1G24 ai intwerp and Ito Seger% w Oraigossae... Belgian Faatcrie JancUon Charleroi cal Cronellse& Dijon nod Itt..ancon Date& ithenteh demi De. lizteneen groat In Ura I'.o 'anal Grand Jcs-timi or [row o.Trank Crest swat et Peer.... le. West. Cans,l4luesl Laral:ton k Tomato Ile. ,ucc.t& p.C...rscr .ostableg ,„ Da. 0.1.14,27; ii;: Do. G saranteea ppt oad Mediterrane:m Weis An•onis... Namur Le,r(w.V. - . tn.) Ncythern of Prance... .. Do. fur Money ... Dc. aut. S per et. bends (fcr h. S. Ateleus ehn.) Norwegian Trunk Praise. Parts sad Lyon, l'orla 11i4i eir.enes Psis NM Monen Nee !U•Li `tea,.oar Parla.Cae ourigurbonre ClneSee E.:ehntond ■nl Hsa~~ .~ •.. ~i P Rost Danish ltoyal famine and Meow ... Do. it per Cont. Prefer. South Eastern of France .routhern of tomato Dipper Indio bor.p Weft Flanders Wastat weetern of Serfixerload Wit ehulen. Zealotel 167 i 69 13i !A 27 96 132 1111 252 :66 oa co 140 145 135 142 I li &a aLva TS. n I i ( us s 1 die I 1 4 12 pet 34 2f Cs 2 $ I dis li 22 2 21 42 34 die Sir 1 1 Dm 41 7 321 331 121 11 7 151 16 pa 0 47 - 45 j 461 1 4 as II I dim IS 24 lldie 1 pes Ilj die .1 Si 1 11 I Pla 4 pm .4 sfra die No. 22. BANS'. ••••••.. =5OO 48 Australasia .. . I 441 Brit. Col. /dank& Loan Co 20.12, 50 'knish North Amorkan 40,000 25 Chartored Bank of Aria 50.02. 20 Chart. Bank of Briny Aua 20200 100 Col aalal 25,000400 Commercial of London 25,0001 20 Eng.. Boot., a Anal. Chart 2. - 401ul 20 Lou. , Clain. Bank of Aust 10,00 , 50 'London and County 00201 60 'London Joist Stock 50200 100 .Looden and Wonzalowtsr 1 1 ,000 100 :National Pros. of England 10.000. 2) 'Do. New o.ooal 50 National of Ireland 3.1.0731 25 ,Ortontal Bank Corporatist. 20,000 , 100 Tsunoda' of Ireload 4. 10 ID% New . 60, 6 :Born Au;in.llon .. l . 3indting and Bold trap. Co. 8.000 26 douth Australia ... 20.000 26 Illohm of Aistralla 0.000 _ Do. Now.. .... 69,v , , , t 60 Union of London L,OOO 41 Union of Madrtd.... I Anbhi Coal an 1 Iron .. .. .Ate.trailan Ag_ricultumi . Ametralmian Fade: Mall. iAmtralian 'toys) )WI ... Berlin Walertsor4 —. ... lkitieb American LAW... Br n& A Colonial emetiMm Company. Pablo) ....... f of Francs . issit — e — g a S t7s - iii • • . Mashie Tclesraph ...• Oeneral Steam Narleatioa Meneral ti S. Shipping Co Irish Beetroot Sugar Slag.talena et. Navigation-, National Patent stesiniutl Netherlands Land .. . ... 'N71.1. Wales Coaiunri Mann N.ietastiun Co. North British Australasian Do. New North of Come Steam Peal River Laml L Idiom% Peninvutir 3 Oriental aims De. ..... !Portland Iron Company I ' lt° M ? I !'" St 4e : D • •:- th AuKr. lo Isttsttal!an an 1 1.3" 1 1 3 11 3 i Telegynp4a Ili+ Land . NEW " STRAND SESSIONAL Drcorsiox."— The In- gistrates acting for this newly-constituted sessional divi sion of Middlesex (comprising the parishes of St. Martin in-the-Yielils, St. Clement Danes, St. Mary-le-Strand, and St. Paul, Covent-garden) held their first special eeuion at the Court house, St. Martin's, on Tuesday, the 11th inst. —Edmund E. Antrobus, Esq., chairman—to elect a clerk for the division, when Mr. John Frederick Isaacson, of Norfolk-street, solicitor ' was unanimously appointed to that office. The bench will hold petty sessions every Tuesday, at one o'clock, for the transaction of the business Other than criminal) of the division. The Electric Telegrarh Company are jug extended tl.e:r wires to Yarmouth and Lowestoft harbours. 32 34 RI CO t 1 it g ~1 Nabl es t pa TUN ►w Burs.. don. to-4W. In the Stock Exchange money is very easy on government stocks, but dear on other securities. Exchequer Bills were again inquired for, and closed at a farther advance of la. —viz., at ss. to 9s. prem. These securities carry their increased inte rest of 2d. per 1001. per day from this day (Tues day). India Bonds were widely quoted at par to 108. prem. The foreign stock market retains much steadiness of character, although it has ordinarily been ob served that this class of securities is severely de pressed by any influence adverse to the preservation of peace in Europe. Business to-day was very restricted. Mexican and Buenos Ayrean Bonds were rather flatter, and Peruvian Three per Cents. were quoted one per cent. lower. Russian stocks maintain former quotations. At four o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 231 to 241; Spanish Deferred, 214 to 22; the Certifs., 51 to 51 per cent.; Granada Deferred, 8 to 81; ditto, Active, 20 to 22. Peruvian Three per Centro., 48 to 50 ex div.; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 69 to 71. ussian Five per Cents., 112 to 114 ; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 96 to 98. The sales are thus recorded in the official list :—Buenos Ayres Six per Cent. Bonds,Cents., 57t. Danish Three per 1823, 82, 811, 1, 821. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents.. 63; ditto Four per Cents., Certificates, 931, 4 ex div. Mexican Three per Cents. for account, 14th Novem ber, 241, 24. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 71; ditto Three per Cents., 49, 48. Russian Five per Cents., 113, 1121. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 211, 2. Venezuela Three-and-a- Half per Cents., 31. In Lombard-street a brisk demand for accommoda tion has been experienced to-day, but the supply of money is ample. We understand that some of the discount agents have negotiated really first class bills of short date as low as 41 per cent. ; but generally on ordinary commercial paper the rate appears to be 5 per cent. and upwards. The Calcutta has arrived from Port Phillip with 10,000 ounces of gold, valued at 40,0001. Her dates are very old. Parcels of gold of small amount continue to be sent to the ports of the Baltic. We also hear of some small shipments of gold to France, but these consist of gold of South American origin, containing a good deal of silver, the extraction of which at Buie leaves a profit. There is no inquiry at present ifor Australian gold for remittance to }ranee, and, under present circumstances, any imports from Ans i tralia must be sent into the Bank of England. In the market for foreign exchanges to-day a scar city of bills formed the main feature, especially u regards Hamburg, Paris, and Frankfort. Paper on these places was eagerly inquired for, and the rates were lower. Bills oti Vienna and Trieste were offered, with few or no takers. From a further telegraphic despatch received to day, and addressed to the London agents of the Aus trian Steam Packet Company of the Danube, it ap pears that the despatch of yesterday , applies only to the fast boats plying below Groove, the ordinary line to Galata remaining available for passengers. At the half-yearly general meeting of the proprie tors of the North Western Bank of India held at Cal cutta on August 2 last, the report stated that the operations of the bank for the six months ending 30th June, 1853, have resulted in a divisible surplus of Co's. Rs. 89,759 2-11, thereby admitting of a divi dend at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum or 16 per share upon the capital stock of Co.'s Rs. 22,03,600, and a balance of Co.'s Its. 1,535-2-11, available for tho current profit and loss account. The report was received, and, amongst other resolutions, the annexed were carried unanimously, viz. : Second—That the accounts submitted herewith to the meeting be passed and a dividend for the half-year ending 1 30th June, 1853, at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum, or 14 per share, be declared. Third—That the sum of Co.'s Bs. 12,5612-11, the unap propriated balance of the profits, be carried towards the formation of a reserve fund. _ _ A call of 31. has been made on the shares of the Belfast and County Down Railway Company, pay able in two instalments, viz., on the 4th November and the 4th February next. A first call of I/. has also been made on the shares of the Anglo-Austra lian and Universal Family Life Assurance Company, payable on the let November. The progress of tke indigo sales is thus reported : A catalogue was resumed this morning. There is no al teration to notice in prices, but the sale has gone off with out animation. There wit be no sale tomorrow in conse quence of the Jews' holiday. 310 chests were announced us withdrawn. 1,183 chests have passed to-day, of which 20G were withdrawn, 5.12 bought in, and 625 sold. Total passed, 8,671. Laud shares were rather flatter to-day. Austra lian Agricultural lost yesterday's improvement. Bank shares were quiet, but Union of Australia shares were quoted 11. higher. Crystal Palace shares were rather weaker, closing 1 to 11 prem., and for the new issue „ to 1 prem. The market for insurance shares is not so firm as of late, and difficulty is experienced in obtaining such fbll prices for some of the heavier stocks. The present quotations of insurance shares are sub joined :—Albion, 95; Alliance Marine, 531 ; Atlas, 211; Argus Life, 23; British Commercial, 71,71; Church of England, 31; City of London, 21; Clerical, Medical, and General, 201 ; County, 127; Crown, 22 ; Eagle, 71; Equity ani Law Life, 5; ; English and Scotch Law Life, 41 ; Euro- ' pean Life, 201 ; Family Endowment, 4 ; General, 51; Guardian, GO cx div. ; Globe, 145,116 ; Imperial Fire, 375; ditto Life, 20; Indemnity Marine, 57 ; Law Fire, 41 ; Law Life, 56 ; London, 29 ; Legal and General Life, 61; Medical , Invalid, and General, ' 31 ; Minerva. ; Monarch, 11; National Levan I Fund, 21; National Provincial Lite, 1! ; ditto, TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market continues to advance. Present quotations ars as follows : Town Tallow, 60s. nett cub ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 58s. GI. to 595. ; Oct. to Dec., 58s. 3d.; Jan. to March, 695. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. I'attenden and Smith report that the demand for all kinds of hops is extensive, with prices daily advancing Duty, 135,000/. COAL MARKET. THIS DAY. Walls End Riddell, 235. 6d.; Walls End Hetton, Zis. Walls Ena Tees, gds.—ships at market, 41. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. DEAL, Oc-r. 12, 9.23 A.M. Wind S.E., light, and cloudy. Passed.—Schooner Eclipse, from westward, for London. _ _ No. 5271, Margaret West, from north to west ward, in the Gulls, coming down. Sailed.—Joseph Hume, for Bristol. SAILORS' HOME REGATTA AT STORNOIVAI. The first regatta ever attempted so far north took place on the 2nd instant, in the splendid harbour of Stor noway, which was meted with sailing and other boats, to the infinite delight of the innabitants, who turned out masse to witness this pleasing, and, to them, novel sight. The regatta, which was got up under the patronage of Sir James and Lady Matheson, fur the benefit of the Stornoway Sailors' Home—an admirable institution, which owes its existence in a great measure to the munificencejof the worthy baronet above mentioned and his excellent lady— was conducted in a manner which would have done no small credit to those ports where such exhibitions are of more frequent occurrence. The first race was between fishermen's boats. pulling six oars, nine started, and made an excellent match. The second race, which was also good, was between gigs of four oars. The third, which was a well-contested one, was between five fishermen's boats, pulling tour oars. There were two other races, one being made up of private boats belonging t> the town. The day's proceedings were terminated by a supper sad ball, the former bing provided Ea the contending parties, by Lady Matheson, at the Sailors' Home, the donations and subscriptions in aid of which have lately been considerably increased by the active elm lions of Captain Hall, R.N., the managing director of the Sailors' Home Institution, in Craven-street, Strand, Loader, who has been for some time past busily engaged in the north, in the furtherance of this interesting cause, :to which, of late years, he has so successfully devoted his time and his exclusive attention. - FRIGHTFUL ACClDENT.—Yesterday, James Robert son, a bricklayer, who was at work at the Shakspere Coffee house, Pemberton-row, Gough-square, fell from a laddor through a skylight. He was immediately conveyed to s!. Bartholomew's Hospital, but it is feared that the acci dent w ill have a fatal termination. 1 2 3 00 61 2 1 3 93 100 ife Sacs, f S if If I If 43 14 1 dl. 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