The Express. — London, England, 1852-12-07 00:00:00

/id M.:o7 ‘ is - 11C-.0 04- Zer /00. • Na 1,968.) .1:5.111AIIINE ud EUROIT.AN TELEGRAPH (11111PANISy i, ,ney to 1191111 S MFA T GIVES, that ESS AG batten U:1110 , 1 1 1 • ~,viv „, y,nto. ARllEDthronsh It* shame Cempaide• from Id'i o ., 5,.. 70. rrttbill. 'voider • and t 'Ail tare-oms. Omer. V I. the 4', , N I, IN ENT are I , OI(WAMIIED matt the ediere, . 0 „.,,,j,„30,41.1....—11y order ettbe beard, ';'.c..,,..411. %.... 47. le.”. IA L. PAIIMOTT, Peerstary. sNDON (WATFORI)) SPRINO WATER lleurrasv, ....„,,,.vd to kr. of Patlemest. ir7lsh will asit the liability , I . ~. A ii,fa, and in err et et which they...no, yeet•orit, AsJ ~.a „ L isped Lye b. :a deity dry sited in entopiisnes with tbs ~ Jr , ~,,,w ' s al pie bud. it. ‘,.: -, ..y I.s oh rd tin..er the let 7 and 01 Vittor. a crop. 1Io.) : . go ••,e e, in IV , I :lute of 1'..1 ezeh...t shASE r• 7.. a I. k 1.:: „1 Iv Inyabte on oittnior Ow Nen inn st •ry e saran. i r . ...,, , :tittAT tall *di be wade until the an lue br.• obtained. avi,tioa.A. ~, emu* * tee.., M.P., M. Cerula, a^.l 11.de l' ..k.:etivre, , 'it:. aaAe I:eve, VA*. I.u, I^econLy, and D,vikleoe, Durk. ,e. • • , I , F. Ulu cross. ~! •. %.,arl reheard Begered, 3', inultAn-ti reser, St. JAWS o • .1 Aanon Hamill, Esq., 19, Abebureb-I toe, stet aS itobledvia, ' • .• 1., a .. " (leans. Eni , U, Abehurch.lane sad Manse) g,-,•••• lyre, k. 4., 4 heiranaton.upt tre p p u I. ..lee, he+, llniehhlase, Ups.. t Ihanies.stece!, and ease . .,,,,A t I:l3.llatiory t ~,,, (Latter L aettles. Keg, Tolasubonae-y•rti, sod Ennis:mom roe. Inlsce•nsate Hyde-peek plyemla (Streit., Liq., 31. Y., P. 11.1.. a, tppor II)de-parkarvot law rometri, UN , ,I • Talare.gailetut e hents ions, saa Book. roggorlt. Moto ~% kan tv10.., aro. lILE.. It, KRUM- Viet, Piccadilly, sad wad,. Heret...l , ire IL -au M. Kolessoom, E q., SI, hut Wrier., and Iltilboase, woo U.,' Moos. EN., hi, Mauna/ditch, bad Caprh ape, pe t ti.4„; , Wtto Willa to all to thew number.) :,, • , taalhatuell:,E•Ullo•l4l/101, Lul., 19, lit.isloshasi.allreel, Atlenist. ISO --31nors. Multhy, ilegeta.n, and rattan, 7, Bank-MUM. tam Lothhary. .: ate :AM b‘vo.ro—Mostro. Las. Ualatee, Aaiun, and Tann Mil, 1 , . Modyor-otr. et, Nee:als,tee. hataratt. ~ 4, % 6 , ,e t..e.5t....1.44.0., I lanatiltl.taagnare. 11....6.1:41tre +MI Ca. r% tbre4 . ll. 11.4 . *I tar—Be yenta Kai* lamp Tic queer, Mean 19. linaksuatrnet. rand. tette. ly- rd? s sat male to Ike Leeelatur, 13 the Lut Se-el:on of Lir a. u 4 ^ Alt het : owe 'par.'s • Compay 11.1.1..0 the g^oto Ittle. ; : ~... o sad Muse% the Keehn r.at•l•l f the II nee .0 ..,. ; s, eel. y • m telly el three to ume ; (*Mislabels voltam to favour -n• 1, as.l i • song It. nala4intilly (be Mil cal tea Whet Ulla ulnas. to the apply of p, p 4 ..tr i epoop erne aml Merrell to the woe aommettee of 1 11.m.1 ..11'0ute . ....., but ostler to the WI beta,' takes up the eery 4 ,. 3 „ear, i t •••• not alma fantasy, the 11th of Jose Ism, ar4 the ,p_ths• upon a eou.4 be commenced Ickes Ur aamilltet. la :JP yang. tyl a A delay tbe p. t•eueltase et. 114 lot be completed • talt I.e lloWe el Iltenat as vr.i. di1.011,04• It t. then Mee airs requtsme to noes the ap,.11. arena to lap, I r e . , 1.• • ' .1% I.: a at Halos al pataaliarht ; bat the valoolate enlarge al V. n the romans ut I. • ..ct .0,1:ob is Lauer itl the wads, Lilt-- 001 the Ml., :unlash 1t0.,. Nan of 11m. Ill:0144 00t ile • a , ; at t o Nee p,',...h..1 int order el the lion eof (1•11100 k hi a • • beat, tee the an ot tura:meat and the public, sod cahoot hal ~., ....i.- . .) •r• Pont - ate the early olatitung of tile pagan amen by the onagorkb. le.t..ht . t o boo Company ta to eupey, at a clap TAM, the inhahl r„ .. , L ,. ~p,,, of Um In, o' a Int tnuar.s:cr, ad ti• borough• of ... II ...:: 'bore a d Flobury, cud the toLowleqt pLaetv inu.rateoate to :•t, o L... w a i d the tour(.' of -um ly - ilea.eiy, Barbet, hashey, I .tratt.e, V.:e.re I tachley, Haley, liotop.:e to, harrow to tte 11... 'otos IleL 1, lb ant" lietee.lity. Ida. ilia, ('.user, San :, . -, St,utedy, I. Monis% Mt taturd, ‘• hetaar, M aliem a • nab ~:t et ;leg 1.3 er e datiretarta %urine', p qtr. e metal y eh•rred , :... 0 , IA Imo- maw; 01 a tap it .. ^j by got flesh Moue the , . .......e out the alttneoU t., of • cant, CI to La the top atern.n c ....1., Oe•t bon. 1 . 0. , ..,:,r . , I to prOCIAII , I of Bubey Iloolows, beer WEtted, •r . :.- : ..t of av en noun ut 'IAA kllb., thrums:, • hiat :at 010. r. I , . uu .. 11 . ...hterrag.,.al •,.rilm efillet at te, al: t.C4IICII In ' • .. .. . ' '341 to 11. r 0111. lu 11l t 7.0. 11...1. rt Het lutuom, ; .. o• ...a.. or. otter It, iI: sole a e rt. •of type, Oast+ sod a - • . • 1.. .. , tra t tuatO that 44.1 neva !took In tit. cloth - ...IT Ly Mr. Ruben paten, tor the ;or ,tutet ut Jena, meatus .j e, -Ls enact eta bu tiu...la. mutt . I- r :Le supply t f the ~ . q. , f it 4. ..11 hi , , a loan, "l Al., wavily annoinonl o . . tty u: the plop en 1 pia ..0 far lo :tau& quall.ny ;" a • o Mat lancqueat eaposaioe sad LI reanelum babe eau . ,•.e. Craton', Miller. and Hoffman, the rmthent ebcralets ap. •.t., 1. , 1 by gnernment as a commianon to wonder fh of the manly of yaw to the metropole, when 4 t o water from in: reek leteettil to Le anpurel irom Many fa, Mar esp:-sa tla ni.riew in eli.ar a threptil to Ur: list • qAteoliA , ...t. 41 Inc I: thuf Jnut net year : fbe L.b..i.z :torn to hove twit tracts. 11 'base mild, el 'Wet, which le lel hued authonty, thing:tile, and which ni ty be watt *MI as everywhere an eaupoutton and qumity. • • • It ra•ntains annul ly a. Ate:: of °melee origin rai..ine of further Illarallter I r decompoeta •. o. +rat I. %bro .. ..re who' r unoboctionali: • am the atoned of or gasm oein , vamta. Its chigoes. lad 0:111,:iney W, nape. -r perfect, tnia Um rumple to armee of maned i malt r. nd are highly annu -11, 1 . 01101 • .04 at all seas el the Melte tear venture of is yen, the root water Me an agreeable mann , and frerbnin, w4eh might ki,,,,,ereed in avant moor by propernmansol entirryinellead ibe on y attire quality denial In a town supply was P.,..re.t. • • • The witn,eut opa: at:en. by the wee of Y..' a:wooed by Prof...re Clarh, of Aherdttn, Meth fres the men 'ten grans of chalk par pint, or t ten i f ellen gallons, Illatelt L A ming anything e in the anaa t t the pane, for the chalk). - if supicaln in a.l wawa,. to the aiding weer, won. indeed &dap.. hot hats eili.ular labial to that own% • • • lb, • •lb g w der. eau taus toe e. are:mind iv.th certainty ti - der 3 ter mot Wuhan", shah to pn.bildy the reties., loan. a:Win:Aft 50 . , - tat. M spitiano for A gnat tupply,. The water , if the preen* C , upaars Is rewind I y tw same autheriiy *.o Or about 14 dimes el and ...s. .• iho cha:k awing ware otter Mont a.,ftenal." re. • M. If, real eommononers, is an es Timely pore water. II m...ns to faaly uperror nen to the sat water from the o'7 of ter -uney sand.. h Mink Water -ne is %einem in ra at le:.oe s 4.1 week tat Melees of is leg (Aped . the Wiese' a; In the judgment .4 the paminmemons, tbai water b tiro:' d, from it.• claembial gustily, to • plea Moire urn. DOW'S for the future rapply of the ear royale." At Bushey Atietore the rte.n moron wing eater ean be shod. *Ay r offal at a faunal elevation uf I U feet above the Menet tki learnt. ,n London. line water, err beteg eatomed, would be the ugh pipes Intrad in the gran into ',sentare so snored aa to 500.1,5.0 the enema IcelttretUre of to water at ell assess, Sal see tte 1 n "lona.'' Common at a aulkie :t elf Tadao to ewe . . • --..„ - - br rate'sr.'y kw water to now triruipti lives into lb. district nomad, man to 61,1.1. highest rounds mod holtd . nba. At scheme oi trent us* tiled to .f ism t the Nunes of the U•sal licett. and • eat Middlesex Water tiompanies. • diet. foal 01 10 per wvv. would he returned upon the capital eapeensd to trty out Or ottftrtaldtp. I I til d topers:city of the ql .Uty of the water, tbe peas. t.cetit ma, toned guarder et command, and the dio* and ebesp b: o: :h. •torks required to posture san distnbun it, nude to trosnadtot t 6. itadertaku4 to capitahvt. a the useims for malting a .4 VIM i roll,ble liiTt.nnellt. The sobarhart pivot sirs..d) named 1, We a ISO inhabitants, entirely Vll:nlprilnd by any 031.. pev~, lad iltev !V in 0.1 Of watt r ; whde tits argent demavd tat ette.s ;be metropotis for ro pats and so clamp • water sa that new min..' to ha supplied is ohtivua to every MM. 111, nvlvr, ever rhea presmen above where the tub Sew, ate Mier litration, mid when t.dien el/ad trees Ott 14; ea of the consumers beton arang Mtn tiny astern, has tvn proved a molds; iamb dead sad cheating animal and ' , PLO)! Water. an averse* of **teen dialercat 'prom of livne •la kyle% , n•te WWI) t h e war number of 'tarn*r kings of 1.. ; it tan *Aber plants old oarsman. in every had psalm of mach ••;tr. b..ay richt p here ul titr number Iltd users is of each T tea. Timapritip water keen N'atfold, af.br innot coral 'aeons'. ta.v, leo um bead to le gall* Is.. from deem centaminations ; SA whtk t. it pi wing at • cheap ride a t: net tot pupply of so • .ter wbbd; lb re.; hof the 'eh.' Ilan. of the dinette of re sieropir., and the unsupptied piste , helots: atoned, eat.not fad • . 0•r av in.perter.t 5.01 Wiling benefit linen Minn, at the sun. ' • • : Doe, teed to stimulate Is the cad !Inv onset the tot. '•."'a., mash required in the water .apply of the other C 4. ••• tir.a. the utnettatone Its• • claim to the eupport of as. thi grunt metrupnits. lei Melba' , nreet. Unseen, Pa . .2 tp:Peatatait NW'S to be mods t o hi annexed f?r a., andevesed _ - n of • the oisnami... or bar.re the. Intl' of • o r oast at the tinker, 19, Moorgatr.a:re t, or t, 11.-nars. ' ^ . L Int. . and eg.. atrnbrokena. T. kerb nuo.rarol, triter, • one and *Tomo( opplicalknt or snarl.* any be übt.uned. WOWS Of .P•LICATKIN PSI .Wlllllll. •., I, rector, of the i 4115.100 (Watford) ropriag Water Company • • emu, —I mount that you NI anal ma shams of Zia • t• Mom under( alarm, and I wee M meat the mine or .• ouruhar mi you mly .11.1 nem and ►endartalm to pay the .4 11:1 Is. ed. I.er .tare tr ems, and to execute the pmda. N•ntrart and aub•enbe.n' symement when roomed es M do. 1 this ray of 103 . :lame Uri's/Mae le MI ... F. I.: Krill and HEA I.TH.—A good set of , reds •Ye• Matins faroonstsle haprmonoter, tair prewar. the utbir q Importamo so every iedly• mot, ben a report , . meal kola by the proper meadmalne of fwd, sod the coo - We. tomeerbetof pore and meet breath. Hero M the valor pre. ter i Alnird lle .11/. porton. SOW I.A foler:n Fl r, or Pe.Altl. IoINIII' I. stood. norl.alkyL I all 0 tarm: .id input *r sbihnseas to the enamelled aortae, remove mote"( le nt ereer, render tne porn bra and rett, d lusoart sweetness ill Pinto to the Morti Press rot. trantloe.—Tbe r. • .an 4.• tidowo. arm .." the label, end "A. ROWLAND oil ...to, r., ,ron.garders." ,notroad ee the domeemseet stamp `ibbi , b • .• h, than, sad by SIWIHNIB Nod perfumers. Is:" _g R. No um are pentane except ,tamped with Ida he.01.1t.. a nor mettuxl of tapping wake. irorrsatod to ' rid all re , es toe it, and =DON wbotesate awl retail lie NEW %Tr "r 1 al' vt' It t PPP RA Ito supersede the browning =WWI tu , ratt.ert, t Rd. out 1. Orr ouch. r. The wade suppled. N.B. It. uut.te . re Tussah eaura est and duly appreststed to ttas Gnat Embattles. Bakke 22. 411‘ -- , _ 1 ARLO W 'el NEW IN- -1", . TED @PLY-ACTING fIiTPIION II A . Al'. ii REQUIRY.• NO VF.NT-PF.G l'. Premeds at., beer, eiekr, oe other le:.. I • ' n Dom ber nacos fiat or mid we effeet.,sk la ...Zi p ; • that the list pint shall be Memo 'snood se t .., r • A MI -.. 7 1 I the AR; warranted to repay its eon in \ , , i two them of ale; prim h. GU.; Mo. IT Geetro plat. d for Merry, he., h. engra The shoe rots will explain it. onion. %Ms Me kdre key is fitted on - f the top of the ohne (whith ham • hole op- pante 04 Grauhr Ili. sneldent sir rushes throned. it into the east to cause tht liquor to run off freely; when the tap is turned off no more Mir ran enter. . JAMES BARLOW, i I, Pion William. keret. Mmoion.houee, Furnishing Iron. ..d la , _sr r. at- .moor, sad Path Manufacturer. Vats. Tte 4fl3rt LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1852. MINES. .RAILWATS. 1 ". siiilAT 1•2111110. 1 nere hart %eett a good deal of business in the miuing market to-day, and in some of the heavy dividend stocks numerous transactions continuo to take place. We hear inquiries for United Mines, Trelawney, Wheal Golden, Tineroft, West Camden, South Tamar, East Tamar, East Polgooth, West Wheal Alfred, East Wheal George, West Treasury, Kilbricken, Tavey Consols, Balmer:, Round Hill, and Mendip Hills. The prices at which actual sales have been concluded are thus reported by the most respectable dialect; and brokers, but due allowance must be made for the " margin," which in this market is very wide :—Wheal Buller, 800; United Mines, 740, 730 ; North Pool, 230,260; Alfred Consols, 131, j ; Trelawney, 48, 50 ; Wheal Seton, 200 ; West Providence, 56, 58 ; Tremayne. 33 Balnoon, 8,1, ; St. Day United, 21, 4 ; North Hubert, 01 ; Lydford Consols, 1 ; Mendip Hills, 51 ; West Treasury, 91, 4 ; West Ding bong, 01, 10 ; Wheal Uny, 10; Kelbrieken, 51 ; Tavey Consols, 3,1 ; West Wheal Russell, 11 ; Cubert, 23 ; Wheal Arthur, 30 • Trehane, 101% Wellington, 71; Herodsfoot, 6 • last Polgooth, 2 • West Camden, 207 ; Tincroli 114, 11; Wiest Whsal Altsed s South Tamar, 51 ; East Tamar, 265. 6d. ; Lamhe root, 275. 6 d., 308. ; Bedford United, 91 •, North Wheal Trelawney, 51, a ; Great Wheal Baddern, 21; Wheal Golden, 41,1 ; Linares, 35; Linares (pref.), 75. There were again a good many transactions is the gold mining shores, and although the operations of buyers and sellers were to day more equally balanced, there is still a manifest disposition on the part of the public to invest in this description of property, which es now considered, in a great majority of .ces, to have advanced much nearer to a successful issue. Prices were firm all round the market. Australian Freehold were rather better. THIS DAYS—Two The few transactions that have offered in the rail way market to-day have consisted almost entirely of sales, and, in the absence of investors, the market bus worn a decidedly drooping appearance. The traffics are expected to be unfavourable, but this is easily accounted for by the prevalence of wet weather. Norfolk stock is an exception, being higher. Gene rally the market is now rather steadier than at the opening. There has been a considerable fall in French shares, from which prices have experienced only a 1 1 trifling rally up to the present hour. LAMM .... 41 CI Ne• ' 4 '1.00. Li.. 4W. mine I *WV plilaiday. , te-day. --- 1, , ,n0ii 1 Feta . . -..... an I 1,. 16,,+00 Ito. Oa& Dili • isetilaii ..... ...-.... ail I I ~14 10,0.' 10 an.alan - - 10,00 to anotea'ael ia..— I 64 44 . 6 1',0"0 to Atiotralma .. . - 5 64 44 414 let,oes I • moot/boa i;;;:it ' aii 60,000 1 Australia, Dotalleta 4ll I 410 Far 5 •,1.0.0 1 Ate Maria .... .- . -..,., Bll 1 iOl pit Mi. , 4! 1 larltloh auetrallas (laid all I Ipa 14 10,000 17 17/11W Iran 13.14 1 4 7 4 1,400 5, &emit. 1 . 11 , 0..0 31' .1 10 lil 4 3 I', 5, 1 . IX' Do. 0544iesan4 Wes au 1 3 ll.i ell 24 Do. r.'...ioliallol itil IS SDI 31 21 1 ., ,00 1 WWII'. l'ree 4 I 11 141 141 i 12,014 40 Oakes eopiret .- all os 44 100,003 4 Colonial tiol4 .........- I 21 21 ,n. I 11 4 ... Coplapo .. II 7 74 90,000 £0 Clacaral 7e,0'0 5 Sag. A Australian tbpler all , 4 I di* s . .104/ &ado, Mountwil. . 71,04 V Grand Dinky 01 Dadell 11.010 Greet Polavoth. u ..l II , I oia 41 100,000 Liberty 10.1,000 Lake oatlelT.t 5 0 .040 Lon.3/7,lter,O.Qta.C.Co. ail I I 41.1 100,000 Markpita ..- .-. .. . all 0 I p. 5 11 34,000 I tilooknailF/nthAmerlean 9 14 5 loryoo New Urasois zoo,oeo 1 Neiman Moods 150,000 , Port ?hap 1 la l i tau 14 4 60,140 Quota Rock all I die 1 pia 10.00 , 60 throw Iron Ditto New 7,i00, IS Santiago de Cuba l4ll lii 121 114 01%640 1 'bulk Austral= al 4 4pall 6 6000 , 10 nn Ctok 43,174 ,14.1.41 United Maxima Itgy.kt I I Wet tlf aroma all , 4 1 poi 11 IV, 00 1 Tabs ..».........---.- i. 1I ! 4 4 pia BURSTING 9V A RESERVOIR -GREAT DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY. A serious flood occurred ou Sunday near Bury, in Lancashire, by the bursting of a reservoir, by which, though happily no lives were mist, an immen-u amount of property has bceu destroyed. About 3 mile* northeast Si Bury, at the top of the vette) , in which Elton is situate, are the dye and bleach works of Mr. John Whitehead, called the Lower Croft Works. They are a group of substantial buildings, covering something more than an acre of ground, perhaps, in a narrow gorge of the valley. Above it wore two large reservoirs of water—the farina one about 500 yards beyond the works. It is called in the neighbourhood a lodge of water, being an accumulation from three narrow streams having their source on Cocken-moor, dammed up by an immense embankment tluown across the valley, something like that at Moluitirth, which burst end committed each devastation nearly a year since. Tho embankment was something wider here, but the depth of water was 90 feet at Iloleafirth, whilst this at Elton was only 36 to 4b feet deep. There was an immense body of water in the lodge, however, and the heavy fall of rain during last week, which was almost continuous during several days, had alarmed the people throughout the neighbourhood. All Saturday night the raia fell in torrents, and people were on the embankment watching the accumulation of the flood. About 7 o'clock on Sunday morning it was observed that the bywa-h of the lodge no longer carried away the surplus water, and presently the waves from the sedate of the reservoir began to make a clear breech over the centre of tl.e embarkment. The B+st effect was to wash away the earth forming what is called the backing, which supports the puddle wall in the centre of the embackment. The a l um was spread down the valley, and all property hastily moveable sou carried away ; bat the manufactories could not be made safe. About nine o'clock the puddle wall, from which the backing had been washed, gave way bodily. A chasm was made in the embank mcnt thirty-six feet high by about forty, and the pent-up water then rushed from its seat in an immense volume. Thu first check it received was in the second reservoir, but a great portion of the top water swept completely over that, whilst the preserve of the rest in a short time Must the right band side of the embank. ment supporting the second lodge. In this way the flood made two clean breaches through the group of buildings forming Mr. Whitehead's bleach-works, and nude a com plete wreck of a large portion of the property. Several other manufactories and buildings were injured before the torrent subsided, and altogether, in private and public pro perty, it is estimated that the damage done will not be much under 30,0001. to 3:•,0001. It would be utterly impossible to convey an idea of the wreck and ruin presented by the whole valley, property having been floated down and left in the middle of fields, reeds, and hedges, and lying in confused heaps everywhere. It is a small picture of the Molmfirth inundation over again, so far as the destruction of property was concerned, but fortunately no village was on tile banks of the stream, and no lives were lust. It was on a Sunday. when there was no sue working in the mills, too, and that was a pro vidential circumstance. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, DEC. B.—APPOINIVENTS.--SurgeOn 11. O'llayan, to Cri mgr. Clerk F. W. ti. Ponsooloy, to Furiout. Muter F. B. ilenwuod, to [lido. TRADE WIT!! FRANCE.—Yesterilay a parliamen tary return Ia issued, showing the exports and imports to and from France in the last four years. The declared value of British and Irish produce and manufactures exported to France in 1848 was 1,026,621/.; in 1849, 1,951,2691 ; in 18;0, 2,401,9561.; and in 18i1, 2,028,4631. The official value of the articles and of foreign and colonial merchandise, in the four years, was, respectively, 2,391,6601. in 1844 • 4,159,248/. in 1819; 4,6.57,6701. in 1860; and 4,496,1941. in 1861. The imports from France were of official Indus in 1948, 7,130,3911. ; in 1849, 8,177,0751.; 1860, 8,434,1931. ; and in 1811, 8,083,1121. The import duties in the four years were, respectively, 1,822,1961., 2,248,4731., 2,8'20,7671., and 2,110,9681. R 1 41 :I 131 13 101 101 71 71 79 90 07 69 79 41 39 32 40 41 94 $8 47 49 122 123 107 10i 941 $7 4g 71 44 40 111 12/ pso /J 1 47 1:11 116 :1 124 1241 4 419 n 94 14 93411 4 24 489 41 19 19 2 4 21 33 32 1121 34 2 41, 80j 301 47 49 32 . 14 - 114 - if die S 31 91 91 12 24 7 7 ▪ fib 411 4t E. 66 ttls 2 22 I Ws 4 3 • 91 411, Se 4 P5l 1412 542 94 90 97 69 *7 69 77 ;9 11 4dl. 30 21 10 109 13 16 3 21 tit. 242 332 of U 40 41 14 19 4 ti 12 114 9 10 272 25 92 102 If 1 pat 6 73 1 7 6 4 Ilt 3 if „ 61 63 :RD RINTAIAL SO 31 3O 10 11 3 30 • THE ORDNANCE ESTlMATE.—Yesterday the sup plementary estimate of the ordnance department was issued amounting to 92,6481., of which 70,826 f. is for raising 2,000 non-commissioned officers and men for the !Loyal Artillery and for the purchase of 1,000 horses as to pay, &c., of the ordnance military corps; 6,133/. for the commissariat and barrack supplies; 2,700 L as swages; and 14,000?. as ordnance stores; making the total 92,1358!. TIIR ELECTRIC TY.LEURAPII is new extended to Lymington, in Bents, end arrangements will shi,rtly be made by which the arrival of mail packets off the 1110 of Wight will be instantaneously made known to the govern ment and packet authorities at Routhatopton. ANTWERP AND 01IFIST RAILWAY.—The returns on the above line, for the month of Nov. mher, were as follows Passengers, 24,402 f.; luggage 4471. ; cater, ; merebandiae 16,2731.: to.aL 41,81 4 .—being an M acao of 8,856 1 . on ill* corresponding period of last year. 101 11l 13 64 Hll 151 $5 3I 111 115 le4 574 25 U 13 14 4 34 14 4 4 le 1114 5 31 107 i 10Se 64 11 - - .• 1511 132 149 lbl 1 lal sii ui ion tog suAsze. 107 109 104 146 19 194 I 4 4. p- PP II pp 11 li ic d 1 7 . tsi 127 LWI ii 111 114 Mt Ili4 lir 16i WI 11l at 7 .1 i IN to 4 pa 11 1 i isi h l 111 I li Ps IMs pm lor ISO I'. to i I rat u ui C. 4 11 I 101 104 25 811 SO i 40 1 21 11l II 11 I pa 114 IS llpm i II ii i Su 4P' ' 25 1 lei 111 10 I es i Pm 101 114 !Pm N 11 1 i lII.WAVS. $ II ICI 10 1; li il I au 9 91 pia p9l 1 2 Si es 76 r pi 6 • IS pm f Si Fe I ot is I 5 II IN i I IN i w. :fret hero of Prance... ao Dn. ref. 3 per el. Sown for N. k Arnim, one., all Nem. glen ?ma Prefer. I 4 Vain sa , l Lynn. . e •ns and Orleans . Para, sad ROWS I ul ..tramoneff 4 r4114.01110. 4 .•04014142410 COI= mad Illeltaboad Yuen wet . nnonn...rtgl 4 Anodises et Trines_ Is. 'Upper bale Scrip su warty v Dn. Se per Oast 'Wm Wev , relio .11 1 . ... 2 Western of Serltrerisad 33 fl 4 I N 111 I 7 174 pa 67 . t 9 iI6 - 396 44 3 vs II 1:6 12 —ZI II 41 MONEY MARKET. 14i al 41 15j 344 ell 311 2i MONDAY EVININO. Impressed with a belief that the public debt of the country will, for tho present at least, be left intact, and that the surplus at the end of each financial period will, owing to the extraordinary and in creasing prosperity of the country, be much larger than the Chancellor of the Exchequer ventures to anticipate, the public continue to invest in our home government stocks, although in small parcels. The Consols were only for a abort time quoted 10T1 to 1 , the prevalent and closing quotation being 1014 to 1 for money and the 9th, and 1012 to 4 for the January account, the continua tion to which rules at 3-16 to 1. The official business report includes :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 1014, },l; ditto for account, 1014, 1, 4. Three per Cent. Redueed, 4. Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 1034, 4. South Sea Three per Cent. Annuities, 1751, 1001. Exchequer Bills, both June and March, continue quoted 69.. to 72e. premium,; but a small parcel of the last-named issue was sold at 68s. premium. India Bouds are steady at 80e. to 839. premium. There is little business doing in the floating debt. In the foreign bond market the features were a further advance in Peruvian and a decline in Spanish. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. were done at par. The transactions were scattered over a variety ofatocks. Bargains are marked as follows :—Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 101, 91 premium. Brazilian Old Five per Cents.,lo3 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 98. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99, 100 (exchange, 23E) Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 67, 1; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 984, 1. Granada Deferred Bonds, 131, 13. Mexican Three per Cents., 241, 25. Peruvian Six per Cents., 105, 1; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 651, 66, 651, 664. Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., 384. Russian Five per Cents., 119 Z, 1184. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 51;, 1; ditto Now Deferred Three per Cents., 241 4, ; ditto Passive (Converted), 54, 6. Swedish M ortgage Loan, 11 In the market tor miscellaneous shares to-day, the chief movement was in Australian Bank shares, all of which were in demand. Shares of the Bank of Australasia were done in the early part of the day at 73, 75, and 76, out after the meeting, at which so satisfactory a statement was made (for which refer ence may ho made to another column), a strong de- mend set in fur the shares, and transactions were effected as high as 85. The last sales in the English, Scottish, and Australian Bank shares aro recorded in the official list at 44 and 41; and in the London Chartered Bank of Australia at 44, 1, and Z, but in the afternoon these, as well as all other Australian Bank shares, were better, although, owing to no miscellaneous share list being published by authority later than cue o'clock, no official prices are furnished. The official list also records transactions in London and Westminster Bank at 344 • Union Bank of Australia, 621 (subsequently Called as high as 65); Union Bank of Australia (21. 10s. paid), 8; London Dock Stock, 1291 ; Australian Agricultural, 90 ; General Screw Steam Shipping, 62, 51, 52, 334 ex new ; Netherlands Land Enclosure, 2s; Peninsular and Oriental Steam (201. paid), 32; Royal Mail Steam, 791, 79; Van Diemen's Land Company, 74. Shares of the Beziers and Graisseasac Railway closed 1 to 11 prem.; Antwerp and Rotter dam, 1 to 4 prem. • Royal Swedish, 3.16 to 5-16 prem. ; Western itailway of Switzerland, 1 to II prem.•, French South Eastern, 1 to 11 prem.; Wimbledon and Croydon ( whi c h is now officially quoted), 11 to 21 prem.; Staines and Wok ing, I to prem.; Danish Zealand Railway, 14 to 11 prem.; Tynesiouth Docks, to 4 prem.; Hamil ton and Toronto Railway, 1 to 11 prem.; Lake Constance and Basle Railway, 1 dui. to 1 prem.; Lucca and Pistoja, die. to; prem. j • Great Western and City Junction, Ito prem. • Bank of Asia, 4 to prom. ; Bank of ' India, Au stralia, and China, 11 to 14 prem.; Orleans land Epernay Rail way, to 4 prem.; Chiriqui Road, Ito 1 prem.; National Patent Steam Fuel, 1 prem. We understand the Committee of the Stock Exchange have receded from their first determination, and have ordered the shares of this last-named company to be officially marked. Shipments of bullion and specie from Belgium to England have lately been taking place. The Ravens bourne has brought over from Antwerp 12,0001. in bullion and 5-franc pieces. The return of the National Bauk of Belgium, as made up to the 30th November, shows the following results (25f. for 11.): Coin and bullion, £1,703,880 .... Decrease £27,320 Porttolio Circulation Current accounts ' 1,813,464 .... Increa se 97,360 The subanued calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by our government stocks at pre sent price.... To render the results strictly accurate, the proportion of interest which may have accrued since last dividend period should in each case be taken into account. It should also be remembered that the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. becomes a Three per Cent. stock in 1854. Int. per mot. Price. per annum. Thus per Cent. Consols Three per Cent. Reduced IO OI 2 19 9 New Threcunds-Quarter ppcerr Ceuta bank Stuck 1‘11•141 od caienlated at tae rate e f ii per cent per muting 224 India Stock (die. 101 per sent, per annum) Exchequer Rills, Meath (int. lid. per cest per der) TU. nm. 1 4 0 Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Liver pool Weekly Share Lint) showing the rates yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prices, the calculation being based on the dividend paid for the half-year ending the 30th of June: I 6 11 Pros. Price. Railway. lot per out .per ennui. 128 London and North Western Sto c k LI 3 111 lief London and North W r aten t Fifth s 1 1 1 0 19 Liverpool, Crosby, mad Southport 97 Grout Wester. 4 2 5 11U Prouol taut Easter ... ... . . . 4 1 7 60 14141.6,1 °rest Women—lreland 11 Great B , nathern sod western—lre'ial ..... 1 bi 40 40 11411nba ugtNock sal GI now 1 0 Illiird 66 ood Carlisle 111 11346psolit. 'ad Benda I 4 431 - !Hiatt 01 =l6lO sal Trobalre bulk .. ..... .... __ 1 I 03 alphilb Women elk ==.lroit owl Dorby 0 s , 13 Dom Olealmo.. ... 6l 21 Ma Illiatas ... 2 1: Lo Iliol rooloire 1 71 0 i Mut liortboo• 114 11130131 al 1.1 C1ie1i:122=4"...." I 6 31 Tat awl Kolb =Mad In using this table it mas t b e b orne in mind that the dividends for the second half of the year are always larger than those fur the first half. Al lowance must also be made for the improving traffic. THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. The English stock market has been scarcely so strong to-day, but, with the exception of a moment when Consols were offered at 101- for the account, the price of that stock has been fairly supported at yesterday's range of 103; to for money and Thursday. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1001 to t ; the Three-and•a-Quarter per Cents., 103; to 104 ; Bank Stock, 222; Exchequer Bills, Ot3e. to 71s. prem. There has been only a small business in the foreign funds. Peruvian stocks are looking up, and Turkish [THREEPENCE. scrip is also rather better, but Spanish bonds are heavy. Peruvian Actives mark 105.1 ; Mexican, 241; Spanish Old Throes, 51; ; ditto Deferred, 24 to 24Z; Turkish Scrip, 2 prem.; Sardinian, 961 to 97 ex. div.; Granada Deferred, .:f11E_!2.%3 . 1L1f MEDICAMENT. MEASAM'W - NikiiiididiClikAM.—For all purpousof bathing. fix permits seised with twin tu the joints or limbs, cold sainting. fiumbnese, at anything inMcative of coki, it Is lit. ratty • *gnat. a-eir rocs vrertrn!fill Mc mar- I iw animas' the Esti at or their,. el the diy, that cm equal i prompt. cv. aril ellbaer. If • d freely, immedialeir on the first attack, with a warm or (not bath, it rawe as immintlit• reaction of th- blood, ihroaing • denial •mmth aver the whole 'intim • ot the b dr, thereby preventing inert sad other ill. ne It• efficacy in rellevon rbrrunatie pain% swelled face, ni mbi., tie dolor - rex, swellmas, and ad inflammatory action, borne inks, and bogies, it linty acibmialting. la most man it superemlni the li'e a PAD and v.._ :Alien fir all mita/intim eruption.. the me of %bleb la orb a Win:. ith mush Meonienic• or and danger, MI cc. • ol the igen I e•tng mistaken I, the cause, for pureatireg arc Wee like c. 0... of • di-ease, for which tfoDOrke • hol to purrai:v.a le relieve, thetoby sagrarating it. lu Ira • Ploilrat it as delicate mi the dont toga de Colonic, and IVJLVC t'.at it is utterly diiimmiible by mianianigtment to produce either abetter, et taken. um pea all prove its efikagy. %.11. Tor grimy wpm* 0~ ray, chinking, thrush, it reads Yuen. old an bail should be without Sole iumulactarrni sal =SrIILASSAII and CO.. . Is, Strand cleat Temple-barb Witham it "acad. igl gni. at 11l Id., ts tel., and re. ME; • heardyjogri, at lb, sad MIMI. with direction% and likewise blns ) le all y an point nest lloas wedges. 21. Th. Welly jars sent (carriage prop Me larks. N()TICK—The SECOND EDITION of ESMOND. by W. N. Trornotor, Km., Author of °Volk, .Pouteurbt," he Is NOW Itr.ADT. Lotubut : battik Elder. sad Um. S. had patil•Mli, kIY3AL and 01 7 1 4 1ERAL DIARY and COUNTY Cut Kis' titilltit Mr 103, containing, among other atoms. Army Amide- doomed Tams- APurance eneparile: -Firs sed 1 're -U. niters, Liat et- Bit tha, Deaths, and blowups, We, Moe .oe the Petri-Wake -c Indy (Norte pt.ttkts, Feat, Baku at dettta•tr, and Lencrti Isionambet -Dividend Day. at the Bank- Itor 3of lards--Uotpe of Gnaws -Inter, t TAO' -Law °Meets -I =ad ?oak °Mem -3getnoolt in Police (,UTIII and !Mond. Met-Navy eeeste-rerliareeetely yeti -Ptecelite Inturatatlol , Public General %tame , 13 and IS Viet Public Mao- Looter **loot -tiolieitora to the Pablo It, paritnema -Spoilt Mantis, ai:, w. • t f,e-Stnag Duties (roam innt dodyt'a a • scent eta) - New Practice la rommon Law, ly Lansaw% lA., and lame at NI , owtnee thereof. Purse. Ruled with blue ham with we •.th.eit nears enlouni., e. ii. bi u Waldo. eastainiaia a with id an qiwei .3 .., 3 0 M. Do, hal • pair. for e .ch day 4 0 W. DA, • twltefar each day 0 U Peke e einarel ; 30. W. e , 'eure.l. In boards, POCNTT ChtUßTet 4AP, seetetke the Poundals., o: the County Owls Dieu has, eI the wet Pue.tew ut the Court hate.,.,. COMMON LAW PROC►UURC ACT. Tbe Forme lode, Ode Let prepare/ awl soil re dry lor allure up. I.SobOr. late %libeler sad elalllvaa, 11, aid 111, Cbancerplanr. Vbe court. OSBORNE, MONDAT. Her Majesty, Prince Albert, the Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, Princes■ Alice, and the Prince of lA* ningen, attenried divine service ycsterdsy morning at Os borne. The service was performed by the Hon. and Rev. G. Wellesley. The Ledo' mei Gentlemen in Waiting and the domestic househi.lit were present. A derutatiln from the Shipowners' Association of Liver pool, on the inejeet of the English ships lying deserted by their crews in Auviralia, had an interview with Sir Jobe Pakington, yes: iday, at the Colonial office. The deputa tion consisted of Mr. M'Keezie, M.P., Mr. Turner, M.l'., Mr. Hann, !dr. Bites, Mr. Delta, and Mr. T. Bold. A dopiest ineled:ng Lord Seymour, Vi.eount Mahon, the Right Lon. 'I% B. blicsalay, lthr It.ibett It. In glis, and Sir Henry Ellis, had an interview I% ith the boil of Derby, yesterday, at his °facial residence in Downing *tree t. Tim Marquis of Salisbury had an Interview with Mr. So- eretary Walnge, yesterday, at the Home-office. A deputation from the lliihway Boards of Hanley and Skelton, Staffordshire, had an interview, yesterday, with ' the General Board of Health, at their office, Whitehall. The depu'ation, who were introduced by the Hon. E. F. Unveil Glower, M.P. for Stoke-upon-Trent, consisted of Mr. Henry Swann and Mr. James Capewell. Mr. John Wo. el, Chairman of the Board of Inland Revenue, bed an interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer, yesterday, at his ofiLial residence, in Downing street. BANK OF AUSTRALASIA. Yesterday, the half-yearlymeeting of this com pany took place at the offices in Austinfriars. Oliver Ferrer, Esq., tuck the chair. The report was as follows 4. The directors have the pleasure of congratulating the proprietors upon the statement of the affairs of the corpora tion, which they are enabled to make is anticipatio n o f th e usual report to be presented at the next minuet meeting in June. The advice, from the colonies continue satisfactory, and indicate unintetrupted prosperity. Amidst the sur prising discoveri.i of gold, and the prodigious increase con sequent thereupon in the commerce of Australasia, any tem porary disorgauisation which oily have been ca use d in th e operations of trade and agriculture will, it is hoped and ex , perted, be speedily remedied by the great tide of eniigra tiou which has set in, and still flows towards these colonies. e statements presented at the last annual meeting were ried lii,Mll to the day or the yearly balance, namely, the 1;, aof o , ::ober, 1831. The accounts received very soon after that io sting induced the directors to increase the rate of the last October dividend from live to six per cent. ; and them which have since come to hand enable them to de elate their intention of paying, in addition to the next April dividend of six per mot., a bonus of twenty-four shillings per share, making a payment for the half-year equal to twelve per cent. per annum, free of income tax. The directors have frequently intimated the necessity of establishing a large permanent reserve fund ; and although not yet able to state the amount which after the inteaded division will remain applicable to that object, they feel con fident that the profits realised up to October last will pro vide not only fur tne next April, but also fur the following October dividend and bonne at the above rate, and further leave a surplus which, though not sufficient for t h e comple thin of the reserve fund, will exhibit such an amount as under ordinary eircumstarem could only have best a the result of several years of prosperity.' —The Chairman alluded to the prosperous circumstances under which they now met compared with furim r .imes. He was happy to my that the business of the bank in the colony con tinned as great and prosperous as could beexpntedunder the circumstance!, the deposits hoeing largely it ereased, as well as the securities held by the bank to coveradvances. lt would be satisfactory for them to know that it was the opinion of the directors that the profits up to last October would provide not only for the next April, but also for the following October dividend and bonus at the rate now agreed to. (liver, hear.) The chairman having alluded to the great profits derived by the bank acting as agents for the colonists in various way., moved the adoption of the report. —74 r. J. Wilson seconded the motion, which was passed animously--A proprietor asked how the new ingot ' w worked ?—The chairman replied he believed very well as fax as their manager was concerned.—A proprietor asked if there was any possibility of their smalsantating with the Union Bank of Australia, as as my wow ashames were coming into existence.—The &aim= AM not think it accessary. This board was on amass& War with the directors of the Union Bank of anleriaill. Sid who knew of their proceedings. As to the view he timed there was room fur them likewise. The eupswi solsg bas s adopted the directors wen, voted their hal amosat of paw. The meeting then adjourned. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN COPPER MINING COMPANY.— Yesterday a meeting of the sharelsolden of this company was held at the offices in Gracschurch-street, fur the per. pose of receiving the report of the committee of investiga tion ; adopting rules and regulations on the cost-book prin ciple; electing • new committee, as • board of management; appointing a purser, or managing director, and tiling the amount of his remuneration. Mr. 8. Armitage, who occu pied the chair, having explained the reasons for the lip, pointment of this committee of inquiry, said that all the debts and liabilities of the company were settled. The whole of the preliminary expenses did not exceed 1,0001., which was c‘tremely low. Ile did not wish to say all he thought of their prospects, but he might observe that he be haved the speculation was so hound that, if properly manager, it would give a dividend in • very short time which would surprise the shareholders. Mr. Fullerton then read the report, which stated that the expenses had been kept very low, and the accounts well managed; that the specifications for engines, *e., had been examined, and the whole were now ready to be sent out. Arrangements were made for the shipment of machinery and miners. The report concluded by ex preeinag the unabated confidence of the committee in the undertaking. The retort was unanimously adopted, as was also the engineering report of Mr. newt. The follow ing gentlemen were appointed as the future committee : Mr. Armitage, Mr. Croft, Captain Ingletield, Mr. Long cloee, Mr. Th ompson, and Mr. Webb. Mr. Armitage was appointed miner. Trustees and auditors were also appointed, and the meeting separated. A HOUSE AND ITS INRATEs HLOWN.EE.—A short time ago a Mr. Gibson, of Dunearudensuir, Ayrshire, most incautiously placed about 35 lbs. of gunpowder near the tire to dry, when • spark from the fire ignited the whole macs and Alt w up the house, and severely injured several of the inmates. Mr. Gibson died shortly after the acci dent, attd Mrs. Gibson died on Tuesday morning from the same cause.—Scolawni. SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY.--Grosu traffic reeeipta for the week ending Dee. 4, 1852, 11,103'. 4s. 2d. ; ditto, Die. 8, 1861, 10,0241. Os. 2d. Increase in 1852, 1,0791.45. THE RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT HUYTON.—The ad journed inquiry was again proceeded with yesterday at the Queen's Arens, Hoyt°. Station, and the ezentin.ttion of wireless wee processling when our parcel was despatched. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocI. In the goldMiningahire market there has been a geed deal of excitemeut in ColonialOold. which have risen to 3 to 31 prem. per share owing to intelligence of a remittance having come to hand. An impetus has also been given to most other descriptions. West Mariposa and Carson's Creek are looking up. Santiago de Cuba shares matk 111; Cheat Pol gooth, 4i. PllAltliN AND Iat;CICS UNOUARANTIIIIIL ALua.sate. Amboy., Noland, Rader . sad !Vat Jul:lake . Rtna.nrolv. ateartalle nakon Lan arab.. Jun a 35 •ll 1.0 100 Do. de. do. 10 Paidol sod tutor ... Oaisdoodu Motor 11l na f fs Clock sad 9415011 Basive.fiend Ater. &en l. Let Asitisa ( LIS L.. Ci sad L. De. (CIS s. IS Nom Osastbee Eastern Utley am A.. Date IL Ah U. .) b nedCdltb Itart lAnembue _ Edinburgh nail Olangow . Mir ..nr o ch, Purl la. t)tiatt , °Lugo. routhWintuni IGrua Nurtlwrk 'harm A. ; Do. shirr*, I+, Stook.. 'Ot.llein b. iinJ Wert. ( Itnet Wrdern igh South Eastern .. Lirmaiter tAsserhare +ad 'foetal, DSMV Do. We•t Rhainit Leeds Northern Larks and Blaeliwall Lon.allbury,ig Southend Lao.. Brighton, a $. Co. , larks iiNortli-Wst. Da !Mks 11.(e Looks I! kiwi-W..610v Lc an d 40 rry k.. Grackladrryk Emusiskilise Po. Kan.& Waal. Munn SS 34 l e i 1 4 4 21 9Vtis dis 1 , 9 . lII_ 24 1 122 1 2 to to-day u 1 WI PAL U 2 3 2 i IP 111 IM 111 q Ti le i lti IN 111 41 9 1 I '37 I II "I Ds. Nirm. Rai G rby 041,marb... NewryWarreakolotkLio.. .Noo Lk ••• ••• 7: 7 ,?:ort!tern COMM'S/ allk rui lies. n, * No. E. A Delletred De. B Goaranthni North Staffor.i..'l.U.. PSUrth WeAtelll I . 7!to . tiln_ S. W. s SnIJOIIt Ot ;to tieh ntr,i &tttiuduid Wow.. to Hrs.. 66.:A Do. L.&N.W.Gaar. Strewebug • lloootur . .iirewobury and ammo V t.,. W. Do. thimrodry . ei!.reoltiro bath D 4 ,04 . South looters South Wales . %nib Torksh.lairsiDa• Ditto ditto Vail of Nesib 7 - 77: Wsligferd aad 16166 . Watettord and West CArrnwell West Lawton Winbledoe and crOya;• Tork,ll4re tleittirr k Di. Jae 6[tnmdotr . rh;:o:?i6.EirttliZ ran and Nwtli hildlftcd LINZ/ LIASID AT n I Iraleglumkerfardwitbi gwarant(lemtoOL 'A'est. limo without cttuvicetu 714.c„.ii.iir;:;%7;;;;r Bites .W.. , 1.,&Dui11• Erttbl - itarlEM4l;ll7lls4:6l.ifiST. ItkllttmWittfOtit•KUVLltta. OMNI to treat tVetttarz BtaktutittLia.l,lre kssed W Liodcalt N.Weetett Clgiodale J 'motto& OWN to Oalsdoeles)... CostlimsolloitgarAip.Ll. _Owed r OL Itothies) io - r - sri I HollaSibMTerklintid (ditto)... I De. Arm WWI.. I col Orseawieb . _ _ (name/ 171•41061ir5 -- redieurne fain.) Lavabo/1 Osar.4paOrat I Isesid to Nor top!) (sasaM to .801.W.IkMd.) 111 Wahltisirs' asd Red= ciersi lb Wald. al tl Avid Sionord (UAL) Sorlisestimaers sarCl Danani r SeLeauatlrr 15 ProaronaWyra (kn.. Lo; 1104.Wes1.1kLaackTogY 111 Ditto 5 'Novo, lA' (ditto) 100 Inform and Ignoble (Wm to Groat Northern IVO Do. fitteorath Stook . . It Nowthntairortlitharoaaa . u 1 ..—.__. to Mr. MCltoa) • Nov Talky, 6 p. Ct.gua Dossed to StooktorLiDar.i Ditto Ditto Ditto . Wilts It &menet (Itooso to Gnat Waters! lan 100 li all hAberdses .1811w:1 k Exeter 4 per Ch Oaterkeke XIO Cbeeter 4344 liolyheed Oark had hawks Dundee, Perth, ead Abu. heas Junction __ ii to • ifs so to N 1% 60 flailipills•(irl•agp .C 1 6 De. gs. W.) 7 per Dab. (71. 170.) 7 par Ce i OM* (10•.1101 de .,6 • p.,71, II PI 10 De. Pim per Oat. Perch 1 1 1 I Dun vg6. 6166.13.6•.et I Duni" 1141176rdest lel Orent Suribleof want IN Do. 6 pee ant l OW m N e. 16. aua dairs et li pea 61 Wevirs(l)lo6lmbe 6 ,OWooLibillo6o62 Sp° IN 0t.Wa116e5.116611411 0.01. larrarake &Ude J7lOl 1 . DINS parailSink Ity 3 a 10 10 it 1164 . 6 0'66.6 pent Ditto Now Our. !per It ,Ics.kattiMmttlia.ThWls :Les &Marry At W1e,1612 Leadoesisfry&Enalk.ilab 1666.66611461.11. e. geu.sol , Ds. Now /10 a 1 Do. Ar. all oni Do. do. p llaryp. Damao, q ip ei et v I I Itltto Preform, 7144141 Y 14414444/4... an Do. Ottantotord poet all 13, Waveaey Valley 3 pat leviliiwth Womb . all :North litigirdoblre 100,0atord, Woramer, r d tVolver.,f IS. per (NM O I 1)11.0 ditto ditto 4 4 .irowv./4111rni.New1,44., 10 lihrowa.k ell•Ptdl(Nor.W. 111n.i O 3er 10 , Dab per Out tit it 10404 Dove', II Ditto Now all ifooth liaotera (Roollog 11 Anal of /31.0.4 ▪ illth.lrothaairoiparat.Ouar _ (Tart. a Tart. Neirseetle,i Mitt* Di Ot..Nurthtto at nig.paryb. 1iaikeL1414.rt.e.4564 IFORZION IWO= Liters Janettom ettarkwel .red funorllimp• Dips sad Bessagos Dutch it.beaish 1 , ..rt Indian Omit. In4lon Poolooolo brand Jumbos of Prone. Ot.WaLof flearliAbste* ••• -1 Do. Do. (Owl) rim sad lealltaeru !Imur k Uwe OW% V. to Do.(en ialarlet) . ii le ili 4 el i Il 0 LATEST FOHEION EXCHANGES. • ror Aneota.t. PARIS, Du. 6. V" Money. !Opeeklagilligbea. roueet., C usioo. Fa Cent,. R P :F.:ls t % • 14.3.. 01, 1,611 . 60 109 60 !oil so 1 Nis fl I per Cent.. 4 per Colts 1'23 I ~. 4, par (Nuts.. 1893 105 0 11 4 i rer Crab. ..... . I 98 25 8 per Cents. Men Lour ... I an Landon alai:ht. 23 174; 9u de's, 25 3 9819188,3 111 4rL b trili0 94 Money Napier Bente 12. les2 Itom.in 5 patent La. 44 ....... 100 Do. Itl3o ...... nedniont d 100 „, I Treansiry Bonds Dis. I. 1852 I Bank Mares Fasts, Dec. 4. St. Germain, —; Ventailles (right bask), ditto (left bank), 315; Paris and Orb au% 1,800; Parse sad Roues. 9'o; Konen and Havre, —; blarwillio and Avig non, —; Btraiibourg and Ilak, 315; Nnritirrii, BO: Por. and 4 tritobourg, 770; Pan. and 14 , 00, 085; Lyon+ and /kiln. 633; Ouest, 743; Blame and $2. Dialer to Gray, 3so ; Perin on 4 Cher bourg, 810; Dijon and BefaDool3, 663; Bordeaux and CAA e, 350; Dieppe and Ferarmu, 350; Paris and ticcata, ISO; llorde.uz snit Teste,27s; Brand Comte, 1,500. BERLIN, DEc. 4.—Voluntary Loan, 1011. New lwaserottr-and-a-Half per Cent. (1851),103; ; ditto 0854 103 1 1; National ih;ht, 931. Commercial and Marine Society's Premium, 14M 1. Bank Shares, 1084. MINCING-LANE.—TIIIB DAY. Suoart.-11e public •ales arc going off rt2adily, at last weak'• pricer. The refined market without ■lt.: ration. COPPIZE.—The public sales, which are large, are pro gre.aing without any material alteration. Tea.—The Armand for good Congou, from lam. to Is. 21, continues goo d ; common Cungou remains firm, at lO4d. to lOttl. per lb. SALTPURE —9OO bags sold in public sale at full pr'cer. Refraction 6, 279. 6d. to 28e.; refraction 9 to 101, 2.15. to 265. 6d. RICE.-3,000 bags were offered, for which there did not appear to be buyers at full pries, and they were bought in at 10s. W. tolls. COTTON.—The market is rather dull. 300 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. SPIRITB.--RUM and Brandy are firm, at last week's prices. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The Tallow market to•dee is very quiet, thcre being scarcely anything doing. Town Tallow is quoted 47e. nett cash ; l'otenburg Y.C. on the spot, 475. ; all this year, 465. 9d.; January to March, (1853), 47a; October to De cember (1863), 445. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports very little &Ante, at the follow ing quotations .—Prime Meadow Hay, 258. to 80s. ; in ferior, 60s. to 70s. ; Rowen, 42e. to 645.; Clover. 80s. to 975. 6d. ; second eat, 601. to 835.; Straw, 255. to 30s. THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. (rem the Mark Law Rrpress.) The tone of the advices from the Baltic ports hap, it will be remembered, fur some time past he( nof a firm character, and it must have been evident to all that holders there would require but little encouragement to raise their pretensions. The news of the rise in quotations here had the effect which might have been expected, and by the latest account. we learn that prices had advanced materially at all the leadirg markets. Dentsie letters of Tuesday gate that over 20,000 qrs. of wheat had changed hands during the preceding eight days. A considerable proportion of the quae tity bought was believed to be for account of the some parties who have for some time been making purchases at Amsterdam for shipmen to the London market. These operations, which have excited so much curiosity, remain unex plained. The prices paid at Dentrie had been very high, say 455. per qr., free on board, for fine mixed 61 lbs. wheat; and fur the finest high-mixed as much as 48s. per qr. free on hoard had been naked. Stooks wire becoming much reduced, and no material addition was expected to be made to the same by fresh supplies. The weather was mild and open, allowing of shipments being contieued. Freights to London or to the mit coast had risen to be. per qr. From Konigsberg we learn that, after a temper ,ry close of the navigation in erineequenee ofervere frost, the weather had again become unusually mild for the time of year. The want of adequate supplies had preventrd much busi ness being done in wheat ; but the demand had been active and prices had run up rapidly. Vessels were very scarce, an 4 in much request; for the east coast of Great Britain be. to be. 41d., for the Channel ports be. 6d. to be. 9d., and for the west coast 6s. toe.. Gd. per qr. had been paid. /Co barley or oats had come forward, and the supplies of beans and peas had been quite trifling. Stettin letters of Monday last state that the exciting re ports from Hamburg had reacted on that market, cod that as much as 41s. per qr., free on board, had been paid for 601 to 611 lbs. Potion. Orders were said to have been re ceived for the purchase of wheat on Frene't and Belgian account, and hitcher rates were anticipated. Freights had risen, and 3s. 91. to 4s. per qr. had been paid for London. At Rostock, on Monday, there was an active inquiry for wheat, principally on Hamburg account ; the prices paid had varied from 40s. 6d. to 43a. per qr. according to quality. The demand having been chiefly for heavy sorts, the finer descriptions were becoming scarce. The stocks in warehouse were not by any means large, farmers having supplied the market but moderately. Hamburg 'deices of Tuesday inform us of the purchase of considerable quantities of wheat in that market, at rising prices; 455. 6d. per qr., free un bo .rd, had been paid for 61 lbs. red Upload for immediate shipment, and Lower Baltic qualities had realised equal to 465. to 46e. 6d. per qr., free on board. The impression there was that past of the purchases made had been on account of the French Go vernment. B irley had rather given way in value ; lbs. Daniels having been sold at 24e. per qr., free on board in spnug. Oats had been in fair request, and had brought former rates. In the Dutch markets much firmness set me to have pre vailed, and at Mott. rdam, on Monday, 465. per qr., tree on board, was paid for 601bs. old Ithiue. From France the reports are comparatively quiet, and neither wheat nor flour was dearer on Wednesday at Paris than on that day sennight. Letters trom Marseilles of the 27th November, state that the inquiry for wheat bad im proved, and the stocks on the spot being small, prices had rather tended upwards. The advice, from rim Black Sea do not report any mate rial alteration in quotations. Holders had in general shown a disposition to raise tueir pretensions ' but they had not suc ceeded in establishing any quotable advance. From America the advice, are of a lively character; and at New York good brands of Western Cartel flour had risen to 5 and bf doll. per bd.—precluding the possibility of exe cuting the orders received from England. NUMEROUS ACCIDENTS ON TILE GREAT NORTII ERN RAILWAY.—On Saturday two accidents occurred on the Omit Northern Railway, one of which we, unfortu nately attended by the loss of two lives and considerable injury to a third sufferer. This was at Gran.hara, the scene of the late extensive slips, and wee occasioned by the tweet ing down of a heavy coal train, which rendered it necessary to detach five trucks from the train, and leave them stand ing upon the line while the larger portion of the trucks was drawn by the engine into the station. This removal having been effected, the engine ran back to bring in the five de tached trucks, for which purpose it was shunted on to the opposite line of rails, upon which a party of platelayers was at the time at work. Some of the plitelay en saw the en gine change from one line of rails to the other, and at once got outof the way ; but three of their number, it is ima gined, from supposing that the engine would go for the trucks upon the same line where they had been lett standing, took no notice of the whistle which was sounded, but re mained at work without lifting their heads, and were all run down by the engine, two being killed lemur di itely and the third most severely injured. This dreadful occurrence took place between eleven and twelve o'clock, and Liter in the day a second accident happened on the same line. This was at Hatfield, where a passenger train ran into a coal train whilst in the act of being shunted on to a siding, but fortunately the driver saw the impending danger in time to reverie his engine, and the only damage which resulted I was the mad destruction of one or two coal trucks. Yesterday an accident of a very serious nature occurred at the terminus of this railway, in the coal department, situate in the rear of the Imperial Gas Works. On instituting inquiries it appears that a heavy coal train was being shunted into the coal department, the rails of which are erected over hollow rooms, or arches, which are occupied Si " coal shoots." The last wee a room which was occupied as a kind of waiting-room for persons who were waiting their turn for coals, also open et the top, into the " coal-shed," but beyond the stopping - print s o f t h e tra i ns. This:coal train was 'hunted in with such velocity that it jumped over the points, and the entire cargo of coals which the end truck contained were pitched into the room below, on to the heeds of several men who were there standing. lied the aperture been sufficiently large the truck would have descended also, and the loss of life would no doubt have been great. As it was 40r6 of the men were taken out, one or two apparently lifeless, and much cut and bruised by the falling coals. It proved, however, that those supposed at first to be dead were merely stunned by the blows they had received, and after having their wound- , dressed (medical aid being procured) they were eoabltd to be conveyed to their respective homes. K *`t .., l'a", - < 4 "- LL 0 ) # ....It 4 -, X ' f lir r..T. . 4 4 C.' L • 04 11. ! ' t LA v 'z 4 Pc.a: •