The Express. — London, England, 1852-11-09 00:00:00

Tte d3r43re“ LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1852. [THREEPENCE. RAIL IVA IS. THIS DAY.—Tw•o o'CLocx. Ii WI I II u lea. (arid+ $ 10 le Do. Llo.(ai !stared) el 7 le h XoeUrara or Prance. £77 S:g 4e all Do. 701..1 par et. Bonet for B. k Malawi Mon.) 141 I$ :0 all tforaralas /0 II Ofuoaa and Bordeaux AO 10 Para and 91 114 fel 10 SO Pans aid Orleans . 70 71 10 20 sPans.n4Youes ... 41 41 10 10 ;Pans and atraaNntre SI 37 20 4 1 0•tiallaea,madtliarb art 7 I pm t 0 2 1 Quebec and liklantoud 1 pat 11, 20 saner and Havre 2l 2 10 e umbra and lOl 11 101 1 10 14. Upper ladlelcripp all *ow 41 5 1$ 11 Western of Ranee_ Quietude continues to prevail in the railway mar-! ket, but notwithstanding the comparative absence of business, no weakness is generally observable. Aber- Ideen, and Edinburgh and Glasgow stocks arc lower, but Caledonian has advanced considerably. French shares are looking up again, especially Northern, Grand Junction, Paris and Cherbotug, and Paris and Lyons. SI.. 42. 2t will MASER AND RTOCTS 17NOVARAIMIED. itAILWATO. Unbent:44oDß, Basta W t Juncdon Blif‘Wolv. & Stour Vall• Libber., laa.,‘Cbss. Jun. le 29ê rake to-day up to p.m. MONEY MARKET. 13 I 23 IS ".1!'' ) I 'ls.r. do. — to. iltriski sad inter . Orme art 110yltaed . Cork sod Bandnu .. Dallitsead B6ltsatJuse. Unwise, Perth, sod Aber dews lunation lEast Aspilma(SlSL.k lad s , De. (814 L ades 11:1 tube . as lS i iii ii 1 all 100 • ..,, iit,..:, ele."---- ........ ,itd- - i AZ- 3 ,,,.,......Z.......- 0 - .IIS-e-. -7 A SS X .-. . • Tvbt ..T. ...... ..... No. 1,939.) LONDON, TUESDAY EVEN „.. - ~......, cr t 101 A RINE TELEGRAPIi.-NOTICE 18 IRELAND. EARTHQUAKE AT LIVERPOOL, &C. 0 e • Rini GIVEN, that Dm StIIIMARINI WINN an new ........... n ' $11) •as ths °mem et the COMPANY, No. ea. CORI - Dentin, Nov. 8. The following telegraphic despatches give an ac - "s' ' More all 1100/0401 tor itansiniesteeto theiCsatuwat $11.1.. Ise l'er r w kw. otherwirs llis nese masa be for- The weather has since Saturday been extremely count of several shocks of an earthquake felt this -... s. ad,. red aid Uus Mal .y a ::ovetatier, 1131.-117 order, tietawL .'-- - In" boisterous, the gales both on Saturday and last night morning in and near Liverpool: k 0. L PlitlUrr. ikeeehteT. being very violent; but as the wind has been chiefly LIVERPOOL, To MOLT. h i , M purple &Wit, rata.: as sposkethmk. as. ed . from the south•west, and consequently blowing o ff Two shocks of an ear t h qua ke, p receded b y • gambling d 1.. s ~F r'd 01.11 • OR to the 'fURF ; or, POCKET- the wig, no shipping disasters that we have yet noise, were very sensibly felt in this town and neighbour- 11 11 - IRON() COMPA:4ION Mr ISM. heard of have taken place on this part of the Irish hood about 20 minutes past 4 o'clock this morning. Each Th N i diem LW .11 I,a Oreat Rettain sad De. "'rase.: - • - e • d r .1 pkgg g, of Ise coast. On Saturday night, however, a steamer from of the shocks was very yiolent. and of &event seconds' p lee I en I the Drew halm fee MI -11 WAS ' ;MA 1410,1111. mat Ireiwoillailllctwaned with tile peXlDwe Dublin to Liverpool seems to have had a very narrow duration. We do not hese of any damage being sustained 1 site.. i' ' ' e " -11.4ww.`".`""t the rn l rr" end Ir" T's-irat- o"1' escape T from destruction in midehannel. On Saturday in the town or nehrlihourhood. Since the shocks were felt -Imhy L.4 d . - Law. gamma -lemma of (burr. Lid of the Trim sad their Employers-flamed the Groat uacee-oases afternoon, at half-lost three o'clock, the Dublin and there has been a 'light fall of rain. - femme. gm , Liverpool Company's screw steamer Mail, Captain The following te4raphie despatches have been 1 I. "' " ' n. Adiat'w." ' V-"P" 19.1111. Gaihns Ibis Title-. Cooper, left the North-wall for Liverpool, having on recived from Banor and Holyhead, where the earth- • swro. board about 150 fat besets and 22 sheep, together quake was also f elt: YOE Vlhlll.ll MEolgjogiocy• with a general cargo, consisting of meal, wool, but- BANGOR, TUESDAY. MEAS %M'S ., MEDICATED .4 CIIF I NSI.— , Forinialml. ter, cheese, rags, &c., and upwards of 5 . 0 passengers, A shock of an earthquake, accompanied by a loud noises .1.,t,.. nobs N i m i teg butiums4 . s e eireee. Pslw.s , e t r t y.b•a u g i iareo u tie:.de.',d, I: two or three of whom only were cabin paseengers, was felt here at 4.30 a.m. tellura:lf . o °w* • 'OIL Tinsels rot 01 7 PsePsntke In the l'efo . the others being poor persons going by deck. At HOLYHEAD, Te efflux. taw , : e 1.., the r''' ^ " w"t''" of the d '' rlud ran e r ' the time of the veseers departure the weather was A shock of an earthquake was felt here at • 1.30 a.m., hie progow=elikare. If weed freely. immediately= the rot _ artme. with • warm ee ass bath. a sums as lasmaate rescues moderate, but at half-past seven o'clock a heavy accompanied by • very loud noise. The atmosphere is very 0 the hhe.l. twowns • Fula' "teen , e .e e the who "' and variable gale commenced blowing, and continued dark and g l oomy at a k a pima time . me "' et the t '"' ", ' l ' l ' 7 F"nu !' :.`"" " : I oth" ill " doing so, with increased I iolenee, until some time Imes Ito crew, ne Mimed rheumatic paten meted ter , vie, mho. no .1.......rruz. nrrila." awl 01l lalLta.matury 6. - 0.6, Wm.. Feet 12, The vessel had made between 30 and 40 - - esehlk aid to Wes, is Daly at maihot. la newt ewe. i.c..tair.t; miles of way, and was within sight of the Holyhead if/NES. . * :;,‘""L'tg e . :' ll ,...74 l :l=,w w e s res "l"." ree ' les . ... " a:l k ireiww, oe ac- Light at 11 o'clock, when being struck by a tremen swr the Mime hewer waeoltea her lb. Camay. he pere.uwe dolls sea, she turned over on one side, and the cattle .. 1.1 0 MDAT ETIIMINO. sae orrilli the mews of • , fire . . SA 1e1: 41.6 1e\ recomm it. is a t ed ten am ed ell? uponte op th pri o t th e s e i r to of uy th thi c h o ld co nsweideroracabre Business in the mining share market has been w e at N., I *miaow. t• rawri. t the ... de = so a. p Wati.si it is as %Imitate o. m o derate ly active. but is still chic asateieted hp soda , wik that i• le utterly asposeitne hp in ft lose was occasioned amongst the animals by their the difficulty of finding shares, the supply of which t, tiller. la.. lot will I me na rra ." lllloll.s. N.M. r a . 3l ". , r , 7 411 0ar 1 wwg ,..... ge ;we c i . ...midweek thew* as., tt rune trampling and lying on each other. In the mean- in the market is, in most instances, extremely small. .; ' , - .. - ...ad to; Dinar 5ae0 50 . 1T e. ,1 !.. 1 %,n*,. - .l l3le ,...." deet a , u _ nlreee a r r time, in order to lighten the ship-in fact, to save The prices ruling to-day are as follows:-Wheal 1 r • '"". ratnikull aad "' • • "-'' --'--- ..-- - 1 - esTd e ii.i 4..1..! her and the passengers, with the cargo and remainder 1.....i.e. hr wh.rm It Is eel{ to pot, at Ind., So 1., , Buller, 785, 795; Wheal Basset, 610; South ..;,,,,,,,,...rise..st Itnawd I* ea h • eon eteeehels• en o ,...„_,__lthetnee of the stock, from going down in the tremendous ben Frances, 1871, 102 1; Cefn Bruno, 00, 91, 92; East .ir - Nei eestamevviolvn• The ' 2 ' f"211 7 I.n lan '''''''''. that swept over her-from sixteen to twenty head of Tolgus, 34, 33, 3 6; West Wheal Abraham, 11; West the , :0 ~l ,„reed the klwerdeen cattle had to be hove overboard. The vessel soon Providence, 30, 51; Tremayne, 321, 331; 'frannack - Alt 1.0 W'B NEW - IN- after righted, but the captain, judging that it would and Beeenee, 81, 91; North Damsel, 23,.., 26.. Gd.; 1 .- 0. " Al "L i n t ° " 1 " 4 174 1 1 1/ J a r r n be extnmely hazardous to proceed on the voyage, St. Day United Mines, 2.!, 31 ; Wheal Reeth, 7 8 A -- .l.c . :ser..Z. of ww ., !vier. put about, and returned to this port, where he tat, 60; Trehane, 9, 10; Trelawney, 45; Carvannal, 1 from bwiedue Miter bad so aseteelll arrived yesterday morning. It was then found that 9/, 101 ; Devon Great Console, 393, 395; South - z w." -- dislike kW Flat WWII° drawn " 1 " d " some fifteen head ot fine rattle had died on board, but Tamar, 51; Mendip Hills, 31; Bedford United, 81; 5 • . A t ..., r the passengers escaped uninjured. West Diug bong, GI, 7; Linares, 31, i; Co- I ih ., ,,__-___._ .. - The Limerick Chronicle says:-"It is supposed ' ,ja r , 6/. me* that two vacancies in the representation of a 'lhe gold mining share market remains steady, 11 , :NM . . I --.-7.,—; --, southern county will shortly occur, by one of the with a moderate amount of business , and no great •-• r ii members accepting a colonial governorship, and the v ariation in prices. Australasian shares are well ... / other decliniug to defend the petition against his an ported. . return." .!. t 1 1 the era; warranted *repay Its coat In The ln other foreign mines, there is not much move ., , ; tee cola of ale; prim, M. id.; duo acme journal Mays .- • " The excellent Co In - meat. ~ •-. . . easircoplated ger *wry, he, °a. mender of the Forces in Ireland, Sir Edward Blake- At the solo announced to-da at the Auction Mart, above eeierenne win ntslit tt• IT ..... Whoa Me *see see to Med ea ne t y, has, by order of . the Queen , for his long, faith- by Mr. V. J. Collier, of they ' great nugget" and Metz, et the rebagClerldetr hestibelen. fu n, and eminent services, been invited to attend the 7- . sundry other remarkably beautiful specimens of Ass - pwite the air -taboret), safildemair mow Dt:ke's funeral, as there presentative of the Grand tralian gold, the largest piece offered WAS bought in :::.- through it into the met to ears the Neer to rua of freely; when eke tap biassed Cress Companions of the Bath, a most distinguished at 1,5001., and the other smaller specimens went off a . off no more air ma eater. compliment, and properly . conferred on as good an JAMES BARUAT, 14, Klee maw. .... , at prices varying from 9! . to 501. there in the service." st „ et• et ee ,„„ e .e... , y ere e l e ee h oe • omeer and man as ts Letters from Caraccas, metropolis of the republic moaner and Bath Manufacturer. SAM. Permission from the Lieutenant-General cam- of Venezuela, state that a very considerable gold Isgee'l ". --Nit. No tu tu e n neururne swept errunFed with 1a mantling has been given to grant leave of absence to mine had been discovered in the province of Mato mar onhohlearei. .1 . E. t o ,,,keem Ai• a raw method of tapping owns, warranted t, officers for eight or nine days, to enable them to pro- sin. The auriferous deposit in question is situated ~....,.. • .:: ass OW It, nod soMilre eho' , e'Oe end retell S.ls •ene end to London, for the purpose of being present on near Carupano, not far from Camara , at which nvi NT ED TAP Wit I.PPERA too euperwele the t i ll method the occasion of the lying i • n state and funeral of his et teats : r mt., ,t 6,1. awl IP. pet penes. in trade sempltol. latter city a company was in course of formation to Nut. to merits were much eurwassed sad Culp' approsiated in tha Grace the late Commander-in-Chief. work it. Great Lehittign, Conlon XX Ns. 011 Mr. G. W. Creighton will be ono of the new --- - Queen's counsel, who, it is understood, arc to be THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocg. THREE MEN METED ALIVE AT 811EE. called to the inner bar to-morrow. There have been very few transactions in the gold FIELD.-MELANCHOLY CASE. I.W-- - - mining shares to-day, and prices remain much the DREADFUL SIIIRECK AND Loss OF LIFE: -•••-•—• - same. Port Philips have realised 1 prem. Tile r ate of the three working men who on Friday on Sturda of a moet Intellige was reteived at Lloyd'sy Other foreign mining stocks remain neglected. shocking .hi pwreck and lose of life. The s e gent at Queere st!, moon la‘t were suddenly immeesed by an earth slip town (Cork) communicates the arrival of the that on M h r. on the NI .nehester, Shefflehl. and Lincolnshire Railway, , Omits 'brew at what: Gaming a deep foundation for • locomotive engine- Smith, master, from New Orleans, which reports nt e ge s ., iii ism l Mem. Paid.. erns Moe I of September, while in the Gulf of Mexico, they fell yesterday • to-day , 'b, d. has been attended by some remarkable and moat . 16th with t he wreck of the American vessel Meant Vernon, -- —I bare sine incidents. They lay buried beneath a mats of is d succ eeded in taking off six unfor tun a te creature. , who 100 . 00 e I 'Uwe Fee all . i 4pm li earth sail timber, at a depth a 18 or 20 feet, which could seat .is ft d ay s bad b een Doled tthe most terrible want 'CVO 111..lasgtoCallteralme ..- all g 1 i o not 1w forthwith removed without letting down a completef h el- almost o starved to d ea th , a • "." 1 9 ' lA''''""a -- ..... —" ' —•-• Iv il ma* of earth from the remainder of the high embank- of "' enafr• he w e" meat, which every moment threatened to fall. Had it . 0 . . been clin inf to the sidee of the wreck for siz entire days , men le msendiss been cleat that the men had perished, there would have They learned without the east provisions or water.from levee I Australian freehold the fellows that the remainderofeke ' Se 000 1 Ave Neils , all i i bees no need for immediate exertions ; but it wag barely om poora all twelv e , bad prished. The six survivors eetn o N hiesuseeen hoe soh now ell --- pos.ible that the manes of timber that had sunk in the • ___ - e _ n , , boa rd - • general collapse might have fallen in such • way as to " r `" . "` on P d wh i ch the S u p erior , w h ic h was bo un d f or ss oss m smirk Iron ll.ll 171 shelter them as by a toot, and thus preserved them from an America, an would convey them to their native Roo gi B ru m l igq ,.(k mat 51. nets ggg 5 g immediate death. This proved to be the caw, and the cit. country. Information has also been communicated of the lots se De. Deeseeassagetn , all i2l 2 g. washing up, at Arklow, of a large quantity of wreck, MOM Is Do. M. JciliaDat 11•7 IS - - °muslin"' strikingly illustrate the tenuitythe of human II "' which had led ta a belief that ship ofupwar d , of 1 000 110 . 000 1 °ewes% Crash all 'i We ire II a It occupied many hours to shore-up embankment lost Mon . Mee 40 144 0 b, fire any of the fallen mats could be removed, but wiltin g tons had been on the coast during the late gales, and moss - a coaatd °6o o o :„ :=-• .. that all onboard of her were loot. oral eases workmen-comrades of the unfortunate entombe d ... Cop** l4 0 7i and others-devoted themselves incessantly to the task. moteßAtenallen Copper all iUs 41 The nezt step was to sink • kind of shaft, as near as might 10,000 10 General ...„..... all - be in the directional the men. On Saturday the work had UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. fo.,sito Goldin eloantala7. -.... all .1 4 die . 12,000 Dread Dually of MMus ... all I die i pm prozressed so far that human voices were heard issuing THE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY COSIMISSION.-It le 11.041 Great r01g00th....... ......... all I lilt pm front the earth beneath their feet. It was now apparent rumoured that the report of the commissioners recommends 1 00 . 00 r Liberty .... all 1 1i pm that by some wondrous miracle the three men, or some of the establishment of five new professorships, whose salaries ir, I Lake Bathurst all 6 tau, them, wee alive, and the discovery sum lated the workers an to be paid out of a fund crested by the abstraction of 30 41 c le s I 1.011.&C1111a0(.0.Qt1A0) in 111 die Marlquita if pow Able to greater exertion. per mat. from the incomes of ell the fellowships in the UM- Awe I 1 NuJeanarloutlenserlen I 41 4i Joseph Neiman, the carpenter, was uncovered an %tut , lenity. We understand that great dissatisfaction has been 2010,000, New Granada ..„..„.• , all par Ipm was'erterneon. when he had been in the earth about 24 expressed at this recommendation ; and we think justly eo, goe.ooo 1 Nouveau Moods hoar-. Ilis head and shoulders were protected by timber, al: for to take 601. away from junior fellows who have only Men i Pennine ...... the nit of his person was immured in the earth. He was Mt., would, indeed, be a hardship, and one they will not, " 9 Quarts & T e s t- --***-•--* a l l I dos Per 10,000. le Ithyvone on 13 able to certifies. when lilted up, but the sudden change we think, very easily submit to.-Caesbridge Chronick. ton SS dentine de Cuba .... MI IS 14 fr'm all but t"tel e6ff'Catien to t he natural atmosphere was UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, Losno,r.-The council held so,coo I loath Australian ton much or him, collapse set in, and he breathed his last their first session for the academical year 1852.3, on Satin , 0 4 000 , 10 tic. Croft immediately, before any remedial agencies could be adminis-all *1 8 day last. Thanks were voted to the Rev. Thomas Dale, 07,174 . 45.1 . .64 ! v eiled Weaken „ , I tend. Vicar of St. Pancras, for his se rm o n , preached in the parieh lee 1 1 i T Z fhe work of eicavation had by this time brought the I Iger i pee church, in aid of the funds of the hOspital, on the 31st of ' workmen into distinct communication with John Kemp, ~ October, when the collection amounted to upwards of 1001., one of the two o navvies" who Were !till immured. 0 7 and Mr_ Dale was antedated • life governor of the hoinital. _. -- - ^ .-- - are to be paid ant of • fond existed by the - of 30 per cent. from the incomes of all the fellowships in the Uni versity. We understand that great dissatisfaction has been expressed at this recommendation ; and we think Justly so, for to take 601. away from Junior fellows who have only 2001., would, indeed, be a hardship, and one they will not, we think, very easily submit to.—Capabricke Chronicle. UctVELfITT COLLEGE, LONDON.—The council held their first session for the academical year 18.52.3, on Satur day last. Thanks were voted to the Rev. Thomas Dale, Vicar of St. Pancras, for his sermon, preached in the plaids church, in aid of the funds of the hospital, on the 314 at October, when the collection amounted to upwards of 1001., and Mr. Dale was appointed a life governor of the hospital. The following prises were awarded : The Fellows Clinical Medals to Mr. Thomas Hillier (silver) and to Mr. Joseph S. (Wages, (gold). The Longridge prize of 401. for proficiency in Medicine and Surgery to Mr. Wm. The Andrews scholarships for proficiency in Latin, Omsk, Mathematics, and Natural Philosophy to Mr. Thema Key 2101.) and to Mr. 'fhomu Savage OM). David ititurn, M.A., was appointed Professor of English Language nLiterature. PILEFIRMENT.—Iicv. John Robert Hopper, to Wells rectory, Norfolk, on his own petition. one of the two ' who were By il^ieeniling the pit out of which Peasnall had been dug, sad looking a little to the left by the aid of a lighted candle, hemp's head and shoulders could be clearly perceived. Ile was in an excesinely cramped, couching posture. The only part of him that was free wee his head ; it was bound in by a man of timber in a most eatraordinary manner. The wnoli of the head way protected, and yet it wu only just free from pressure. la the entire space which his person occupied, or near it, there was not a single spot besides that in which hi. head could have been deposited which would not have caused almost instant death. Brandy and beef tea were administered (nay fur sustentatlon, and the work of deliverance was eagerly punned. Before any of the timbers si Inch penned him in could be removed it tens neeessery to substitute others to net as a roof, and the ape. retort worked in perpetual danger of their own lives. 4111 four ;a the afternoon the task appeared on the eve of ems pleti..n, but it turned out that the ground required further excavatiun. At half past ten at night a scarf was tied round the poor fellow's waist in order to hoist him up„ when it was discovered that his legs were fast. The workmen were struck dumb with coesternatioe, on finding that while making the second ex cavation, and throwing the earth into the pit dug for the estrieation of Petunia, that they had been entombing one of lieso•is legs. Tiny had now to work bard till halt-past two next morning in order to undo the mistake, and the cup of hope was spin dashed from the lip by the discovery that the other leg was bound finn'y amongst sums imp Imlks of timber. The most tedious tsar of all had palthe be I performed. The timber had in be cut away by mai,* at a time, and it was seven o'clock before the sufferer essld be drawn from his strange prison-house. Ile had heals the cold earth about 4$ hours, his tall bulky frame computed into a space little more than three feet in length, and yet he was alive and able to mavens cheerfully. A warm bath and other stimulants were instantly applied, but owing to unwire injury to the lower extremity of the spine and general cultivation he tied at ball-put two o'clock en Sun day afternoon. Wm. Kau, the third man, was dug out quite dead on Sunday noon, a large atone, weighing about three cwt., had fallen upon him and broken his neck. The ottleial investigation of the circumstances attending the death of the three hapless men was to be commenced yesterday (Monday), by Mr. Badger, the coroner. THE USITED STATES' MAIL STEAM-SIIIP Lug, Captain J. A. Wotten, arrived elf Cowes at two p.a. yesterday. She left New York on the 23rd ult., but, wheel absut one-third across the Atlantic, had the misfortune to break • portion of her machinery, the shaft, &e.; sod the weather at the time being very unfavourable for • re turn to New York, Captain Wotton determined to Mae tints his voyage for Southampton, and the led 1,800 mike of the passage have accordingly bees performed under canvas, assisted by only the starboard peddiewheel. Instead of proceeding to Havre, the kranklin was to come to Southampton to-day to have her machinery repaired, as it is said there are ao conveniences at naves for engineering operation, on so large a scale, the Franklin's engines being of 800-hone power. This steamer brings about 120 pusengers, amo ng i whom s the lion. Col. Leander Starr, bearer of despatches for the Foreign-office. The freight list compriaes specie value 100,000 dole. for London, and 240,000 dole. for Ilavre; 230 bales cotton, 180 bales wh alebone, 310 casts India-rub ber_goods, and SO peckers sundries. THE CONVICT CANNON, THE SWEEP.—Since bin conviction communications have been passing between the . of State for the Home Department and Chief ta ar rl t 7olloek, who tried hint, on the subject of We finally disposed of, and it is understood that tiat judge has expressed his opinion Ithat he should be IMF ported for his natural life, end an order to that aka mak on Saturday transmitted to the Governor of Newgate. THE SECOND SESSION OF TIIE CONVOCATION Or rue CLRROY of the province of Canterbury will be held es the 12th tnst.,at • quarter before 11 o'clock, in the Jar talent Chamber, at Westminster. FIFTT-EIOLIT MORE PERSONS HAVE RENOUNCED Porzny in St. Paul's, Bermondsey, since the last pule. tithed account, via., 15th September last. Several of twee tut converts ars well-educated persons; amongst Dana were two ladice--one had been a pervert to Popery. It may be added that great numbers more aro meditathso then withdrawal from the Popish communion.—R ecord. TUE ACCIDENT ON 2118 LONDON AND Noll= WESTEMN.—Mr. Sparks, jun., of Liverpool, the gentleman i whine legs were shattered by a railway carriage at the f, lluyton station of the London and North Western Railway recently, died on Friday night. MELANCHOLY AND FATAL ACCIDENT. Much e concern has been caused in the vicinity of Ware by a most shocking and fatal accident befalling Mr. Edward Chuck, the eminent maltster of that town, and who, perhape, was one of the largest in the kingdom. Early on Wednesday morning the deceased gentleman was riding in a gig wit • friend to his farm, in the outskirts of the town, when the vehicle by some means came in contact with a waggon, which was passing,:The horse stumbled, and the unfortunate gentleman was thrown forward with such force as to frac ture his knee most frightfully. Every medical service was rendered; and Mr. Sully, the eminent surgeon, of London, was telegraphed for, and arrived. After a consultation it was agreed to amputate the limb; and the unfortunate sufferer having been put under the effects of choloform, the operation was performed. lie expired the same even ing. his wealth is stated to be very considerable. SWEARING-IN 010 TIIE NEW LORD MAYOR.—Yes terday Alderman Chairs, the Lord Mayor for the ensuing year, was sworn into otlice in th e Guil dhall, after the usual formalities. There were present the members of the com pany to which his lordship belong.% and several of the Aldermen and Comm o n Councilmen. The new Lord Mayer was received by the large assemblage with loud cheers. St'rnitED INcENlifantSM AT BUI.WF.I.t..—At (wont one o'clock on Sunday morning last, Mr. John Oldham, of llulwell, was aroused by an alnren that en oat straw•stack belonging to him was on lire. With the assistance of neigh bours the fire was soon extinguished, but not until Ilamege to the amount of 4f. and been caused. A large stack of barb y straw belonging to Mr. Alfred Fauleenbridge wee also about an hour afterwards discovered to be on fire. The engine (von Mr. Cartledge's works was sent for, but the stack win entirely consumed. Both the fires are supposed to be the work ol an incendiary, and a handsome reward has been offered for the apprehemion of the offenders. No slue has yet been obtaitted.—NoMni/uson Jountal. SPURTING. TATTERSALUB--110NDAT. SEFTON AUTUMN HANDICAP (LIVERPOOL). 4 to 1 pt Doubt (taken) 6to I Retail (taken) 6to 1 Warwiek 6 to 1 Little Fawn TYRO HANDICAP (LIVERPOOL). The. Daughter or Tomas the favorite, but no [nice filed. Cis aley was scratched at 4 30_ p.m. on Mond a y, the I s t inst. ; and NIUDIbIUDITItIr at 12.30 p.m. on Saturday last. CHESTER cur. 60 to 1 sot Nancy (taken) DERBY. 13 to 1 apt Mr. Bowes's West Australian 100 to f Boron Rothschild'. Orestes 20 to 1 Doke of Ilielimond's Pharos (taken and aft otfrred) 20 to 1 Mr. Towne'''. Cineas (taken) 50 to 1 Lord Londesborough's Ibe Mayor of Hull (Maw's Buldhe e) 500 to 50 eines' and Uealtriel (taken) The mat was well attanden until flee o'clock, but very little done beyond settling on thy er.nts of last week. The Liverpool ( - potations an seminal. -- - EDGWARE STEEPLECHASE.. STENPLICHASE SW Of 3 soni.each (handicap), with 19 Km. added, 4 mike, was no yottrday, in the ant!,..ourhood of Edgware, and won by Mr. Biggins'a Simple Teter, Icht 61b, li.atintt Mr. finnan, It ht lib, Mr. C. Symonds's Vnyat:rr, 11. t, Mr. B. Land'. The Screw, lost 71b, Mr. Roe'. Partial EeliM►, 'Jet 12th, and Mr. Routh's Recruit, Vat 121 b. Ewen on Voyager, sad 2 to 1 met The Screw. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, Nov. 8. PnOMOTtONB.—S. 800, J. Pella, 8. Westcott, W. H. Lilley, W. C. Martin, W. Coles, and U. Cooper, to be boatswains; R. Darcy, T. Al. Banton, W. Elated, and C. Brest, to be earpeuten. Arrotsrmarire.—Assiatant Burgeon A. R. R. Preston, to London; Inspector of Shipwrights T. Laney, to Portsmouth yard ; Boatswain 0. Johnstone, to Limit. MUSIC. M. JtLLIEN'S CONCERTS. Last nig ht M. Jullien commenced his annual MISS of concerts in Drury-lane Theatre, which, as usual, are to continue for a month. lle announces this as his farewell season—his " sai&,n dawn," as he calls it—before his de parture for Atm rice ; where, from the language in which he takes leave of the English public, we suppose he con templates making a long sojourn. We heartily wish him success, for be certainly deserves the good will of every lover of music among us, and is fully entitled to take credit to himself for " haying been in some immure the metes of popularising good music in this country by affording to all classes opportunities of hearing the works of the greatest masters." What he has achieved in this way is indeed surprising, and it may be safely said that Jullien has done more to improve our national taste than has ever been done by any single individual. The series of concerts now begun is on the same plan with those of former yeses. The interior of the theatre is fi:ted up and decorated as before ; but the painting and ornaments being entirely renewed, the house has en ex ceedingly Irish and cheerful aspect. The orchestra, erected in the centre of the promenade, has not fallen off either in power or quality ; it is completely organised, and is com pomd of the moat eminent instrumentalists in London, the whole being under the direction of M. Jullien himself, who is really an e xceedingly able and experienced conductor. The programme of last night's concert was an agreeable mixture of classical pieces with dance-music of a gay and popular character. Of the former clam were Weber's over ture to Eurymithe," the Funeral March from Beethoven's " Sinforin Ernie.," and the Scherzo from Mendelseohn's "Midsummer Night's lheans." Of the latter class were the quadrille from Auhir's opera, " L'Enfant Prodigue," the polka by Junius called "Les Echos de Mont Blanc, - ' and *event very pretty waltzes and 'elope. There was likewise it grand operatic seleetion from the " lluguenots," with solos by Ninon. Prosper,', Kunig, Baumann, Mayrsck, Barret, and Vogel, upon thin respective instruments. Two violinists, the brothers blollinhauer, played • duet of a showy, ad caphieduai character, in which they displayed considerable powers of execution. And Mademoiselle Anna Zerr sang her well known air of the " (Julien of Night" in the "I ludo Magieo." Then performances were excellent, and destined the loud ap plause with which they were re ceived. Every part of the house was crowded ; the boxes hail • brilliant appearance; and the silence and attention with which the fine compositions of Mozart, Beethoven, Me)•er beer, and Mendelsohn, were litet.ed to by the whole audience strikingly showed the advanced state of musical 1 1 I taste. DEATH OP THE Pot NDER ol PRIMITIVE. ME- Tmontem.—Lut week, Mr. H. Bourne, the founder of the Primitive Methodists, died at an advanced age in Stafford- Kama Um am A.. . SE& 11. Si yr 011‘.611.in5..1a mud Olsagew Perth.ltunAe. ae S tbWi De. 4 awn, A, Ettnek.. Many% Stoat . sad viat.(lre. IrM ()rest Worms Bost Haddam .. Lawarot 1.0 Canals .. Do. Third. 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NO 11 11 us 4t. tOO 14 Ills N al is a. in Si 44 et. toe ta• .11! 11 I _I I 6 i/_1 s 1013° I I ail iall4f 6f Of Of 16 16 I si Bi. 100 16 6 8t..160 I II I • I I tc , 10 10 1111 at. no _3 3 60 60 o 6 It s 11 1 4 0 i I 6 55 414 2/4 34 414 105 106 PI 475 23 24 175 IS 6 4 1114 74 14 45 124 4 5 135 10 105 4,1 61 39 76 7$ 24 24 24 1 035 05 47 49 119 120 604 114 954 a 61 5 II 11 044 117 474 11 1 da 2 9 91 17 II 4 9 1 24 pa 105 la 4 12:I 125 41ma I 24 93 94 - 52 il Us 2,1 , 1411 14 141 21 11 U 12 sA 2 415 72 704 45 47 Si 21 dim 3i si 0 50 64 I 35 2 1 $74 14 dim 2 dla 4 111 ate 3 41 pa 45 49 94 91 60 62 66 70 If 11 die 20 11 10 104 13 16 SI 3 die - - ft 22 13 79 50 4t 414 14 le 4 6 ti 2 1: 1 U 2e ?ft 16 71 7 Cs 2 24 Si 62 Noe Ni 211 N N U N N 109 11l U U Ha 151 T2l ID 116 361 1/ 2$ 14 141 1141 Lij $& 107 103 K OS MONDAY MYININO. The English funds were firm to-day, though the operations were exceedingly restricted. Consols did not vary from Saturday's quotation of 1001 to 1 both for money and Thursday. The arrangements for the settlement of the account have as yet scarcely com menced, but the rate of continuation to the new ac count of the 9th December may bo called 1 to 3-16, there being givers of' 1. 10-day's bu siness list is brief, comprising Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1001, 1 ; ditto for account, 1001, 4. Three per Cent. Reduced, 99 1 , 1. Three-and a-Quarter per Cents. 1031, 3. Annuities of 30 years,_ 1860, 01. Indi a Stock , 274, 276. Bank Stock, i• The Exchequer Bill market is flat, sellers offering rather freely. The March issue closed 735. to 765. prem., being a reduction of Is. since Saturday; and the same price was current for the Juno bills. India Bonds remained ,uoted 84s. to 87s. prem., but with a preponderance of sellers. There is stilt no business of mach importance in the foreign house. Mexican Bonds were again better, and were quoted late in the afternoon 25,1 to 1. Peruvian stocks are firm, but Swedish and New Granada were dull. Turkish scrip was rather steadier, and after the regular hours was worth 2 to 21 prem. It is presumed that the repayment of the money is now secured, and consequently a few parties are still found bold enough to purchase at a premium, with a view to taking the "chances," or, in other words, pinning then Midi to the "chapter of accidents." If the scripholders, however, aro wise, they will not forget that " union is strength," uor rest supinely on their oars. Transactions arc recorded to-day as fol. lows:—Austrian Five per Cent. Bonds, 811 (ex change fixed at, 1011. per g). Belgian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 931. Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 101. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 801. Dutch Tam-and-a-Hulf per Cents., 651; Equador Bonds, 41, 3. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents., cx Dec., 1819, Coupon, 211; ditto Deferred, 101. Mexican Three per Cents., 251, 1 ; ditto for account, 16th Nov., 251. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 621, 1, 1. Sardinian Five per Cents., 971. Span ish . New Deferred Three per Cents. for account, 231, ; ditto, Passive (Converted), 61. Swedish Mortgage Loan, V 1 dis . Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 2, 21, 11 prem. enezuela Deferred One per Cent., 141, 151. The miscellaneous share business continues very active, and owing to the numerous new joint stock undertakings submitted to public favour, the trans aetions in this department of the market must neces sarily become daily more important. Bank of Aus tralasia shares have been dealt in at 02; Bank of British North America, 581; Colonial Bank, 154, ; English, Scottish, and Australian Bank, 41; London Chartered Bank of Australia, 34; Union Bank of Australia, 53, 1; Union Bank of London, 181; Aus tralian R oyal Mail Steam, 3, 31; Crystal Palace, 5; General Steam Navigation, 281; General Screw Steam Shippiug, 311; Netherlands Land Enclosure, 24. The shares of the Western Railway of Switzer land were in demand, and after the regular busi ness hours reached 14 premium. South East ern Railway of France shares improved to 1 to 11 prem. Ebro Canal shares were quoted 1 to 11 prem.; Chiriqui Road, to I prom.; Beziers and Gmissessac Railway, 11 to 24 prom. • Bordeaux and Cette Railway, 64 to 71 prem.; Royal Swedish Railway, 3 16 to 5-16 prem.; French Crystal Palace, in which a large business has been done lately, " to 4 1 prem.; Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway, to 1 prem.; Central Italian Railway, the capital ofwhich has been chiefly raised abroad, 11 to 11 prem.; Isle of Wight Railway, 1 to 1 prem.; Bank of India, Australia, and China, to 1 prem. A general meeting of the subscribers to the asso ciation for promoting tribunals of commerce is to be held at the London Tavern on the 10th inst., and interest is felt to learn the nature of the correspond ence which has passed on the subject between Mr. Masterman and Mr. Lyne, who has been appointed chairman of the association. The executive com mittee being now definitively appointed, all parties interested in commercial law reform are especially invited to attend. A call of 21. per share has just been made by the directors of the Australasian Pacific Mail btcam Packet Company, payable by the Ist December. A call of 1/. 10s. per share has alga been made on the shareholders of the North and south Western Junction Railway Company, payable by the 30th November. The city of Liege is proposing to raise a loan of three millions of francs (120,0001.) for various public works. We understand Samuel Morton Peto, Esq., M.P., has joined the board of directors of the Upper India Railway Company. 'Messrs. 0. I': Bidder and M. A. Borthwick have been appointed engineers. The returns of the National Bank of Belgium, as made up to the end of October, show the following results (25 francs for 11.) Coin and bullion.... £1,811,177 Decrease £37,885 Portfolio Circulation Current accounts .. 1,910,776 Decrease 160,000 The changes exhibited in this return are not large, but, on the whole, the tendency is favourable to the industry of the country. So great is the influx of coin into the Belgian state treasury that the government refuses to renew trea sury bills that fall due except under exceptional Letters from St. Petersburg received this day mention a reaction in the exchange, which had fallen to 38,1 to I. This will necessitate a cessation of the shipments of gold from this side. The frost had set in with great severity, and doubts were entertained if all the vessels in port would be able to get away, although a passage to sea was still open. Tho Belgian Chamber of Representatives has unanimously adopted the bill just introduced by the ministry for withdrawing the 251'. pieces, and re placing them by a 20f. currency. As we stated would be the case in tho Daily News of Friday, the price of silver has again experienced an extraordinary advance. The supplies brought in by the Magdalena were sold to-day at Ss. Old. per ounce for dollars, and Lis. 14d. per oz. standard for bar silver. Tho total advance represented by these figures on the prices realised at the last sale is no less than Id. per ounce. This sudden rise, which is unprecedented, within the recollection of the brokers, is almost entirely caused by the strength of the demand for India, to which quarter almost the whole of these supplies is going. We can also state that some considerable parcels of French five franc pieces have been lately sold at .51. 04d. per ounce, a very high price for this article, yet at this rate the operation yields but a very trifling profit. From this fact it will readily be seen that the operation of buying French five franc pieces for transmission to India is a very extraordinary cir cumstance' and consequently worthy of especial notice. As surprise is frequently expressed tit this extraordinary upward movement of the price of sil ver, and the causes of item much canvamicd, itmay be as well t o mention that the movement is perfectly in the due course of trade, and is chiefly., caused by the de mand for coin for circulation in our vast Indian possessions, on its arrival in which the metal is duly melted down and coined into rupees of the East India Company. Looking to the rapidly increasing trade of those huge territories, and the stimulus that is being given to industrial and productive enterprise, 49 II it is by no means surprising that this great de mand for coin should be experienced, as increased commercial movement must ever occasion an in creased demand for the circulating medium by which the operations of this trade, especially the in ternal tra 3c, are regulated. The suddenness of the rise in price may be accounted for by the fact that the silver required lies already been sold in the eastern markets, and that the sellers are conse quently compelled to come hero and supply them selves, it may be said, at almost any price which holders, strong in their position, may think fit to de ' mend. There is also a demand for silver fur other quarters; our Mint, in especial, is compelled to pur chase largely, bout here and in Paris; but, looking at the general aspect of affairs, and the nature of the chief demand, it appears improbable any further considerable advance will take plaao in the price of this metal. Indeed, well-informed parties do not he sitate to express an opinion that a revulsion may be expected. Tho prices of stocks at Amsterdam on Saturday are thus reported by Mr. Iteuter's telegraphic ex press:—Dutch Four per Cents., 95 3-16 ; ditto Two and-a-Half per Cents., 631; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 24 1.5-16; Mexican New, 254 ; Portuguese New 38 3-16. Austriau Five per Cent. Metalliquem, 78k. At Vienna on Friday the Five per Cent. Metal- Urines were quoted 94f,; the New Loan, 94!, or I die.; the exchange on London, 11.26. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by our government stocks at pre sent prices. To render the moults 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 tho Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. becomes a Three per Cent. stock in Bal. - Int. per cent. Price. IN r t.nnum. Three per Cent. Cenants Three per Cent. lteducel OOl 3 0 If :kw Three-and.a-QuArter KT Ceuta Beak Stuck ((livid , ad calculatcd at the rate ,f N I per cent. per annum) India Rack (din, 10i per cent. per annum) . Eachequer 11,,re, lima% (Mt. 10. per mat. per day) 73e. pm. 2 4 n Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Li,fr pool Weekly Share List) 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: - . . _ Int. per eve. Pres. Price. Itat4ay. per imam. 32S Londrra and North Vietnam Stock t 1 s 0 164 London and North Western Firths t 4 4 10 101 Brigid and Exeter .... 4 6 C 97 Great Wisatera Itil Liverpool. , r aad Southport S 46j Midland Great Western—lreland .... .. ... si II Great Southern and Weetem—lre:und 1 6 3Se Edinburgh and Glasgow 1 II /13 Lancaster and Carlisle 19 York, Newcastle, and Barwick 1 41e SO Midland Stock 1 0 41 Dub4n and Belfast 1 $ 23 Glugaw and South Western 46 Midland, Birmingham, and Dab, 1 7 64 Loudon and south Western -. 2 06 Lancashire and Yorkshire Stook .... 2 231 South Easter:L ei 121 }Astern Coun . 103 Landon, Brighton, lad South Coast 20 East Lanccishirs 1720 Great Northern ii .o ta r i t t h o e e n drire 27 York and North Midland . 1 0 21 Chow and Birkenhead. 1 6 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoca. There is no change in the English stock market, which remains very steady, with a limited business. Console remain quoted 1001 to and 100; to for the 9th Dec. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 991 to t ; the Three-and-Quarter per Cents., 103, 1 ; to ; India Stock, 275; South Sea Old Annuities, 99k; Bank Stock, 223; Exchequer Bills, 735. 71s. 768. prem. In the foreign house business is almost at a stand still. Mexican Bonds are well supported, at the im provement of yesterday afternoon, having been dono at 251 to I. f urkish Scrip is quoted lr to 21 prem. Spanish New Deferred Threes mark 25 to ; Swedish Loan, 1 dis. ; Granada Deferred, 101 ; Sardinian, 93 ; Dutch Fours, 97 to I. THE LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. BERLIN, Nov. 6.—Voluntary loan, 161I; - New Fourlind-a-Half por Cents. (1850), 1031, ; ditto (1832), 103 i. National Debt, 931. Commercial Marino Society's Premium, 1461. Bank Shares, 1061. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANE.-111IS DAY. Svonn.—The market has opened with a very firm ap pearance, and the public sales are going off at very full prices. The refined market is steady at last week's prices ; grocery lumps, Me. to -181. COFFEE.—he public sale of 1.30 casks of Plantation Ceylon went off at last week's currency, and all found buyers. Good ordinary native Ceylon quoted firm, at 475. Gil. _ ..—The public sales for to-morrow occupy the atten tion of the trade ; fine new-season Congou sold steadily. Mgt.—The public sales went off heavily, and prices were with difficulty eupported ; Carolina sold at 30e., in small parcel'. COTTON.—Tb• market is inactive; prices quoted tho same as last week. In other arficles no material alteration, but markets generally have a firm appearance. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is firm to-day, at the annexedquotations ; Town Tallow, 43.. 64. nett cub; Petersburg Y.e. on the spot, 445.; October to December, 431. 9d.; J an . to March, (M), 445. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the trade heavy, at tho fol lowing quotations : Prima Meadow May, 725. to 76.. ; infe rior, GOs. to Os. ; Rowen, Cs. to 5Ss. ; Clover, SO,. to 953. ; second cut, 1.;:.w. to 81s. ; Straw, 24e. to 28a. LO.VDON PROVISION 3LIRKETS. MONDAY, Nov. 8. The arrivals last week from Ireland were 26,5-50 firkins Butter, and 2,133 bales Bacon ; and from foreign ports 6,673 casks Butter, and 400 bales Bacon. The provision markets were very depressed during the past week, owing to the failures of the houses of John (tuck and Co., Joseph Stuart and Son, C. B. Barbee, and others of minor importance, and scarcely any business transacted in Butter ; prices remain nominally unchanged. Bacon was also very dull, and prices rapidly declined 3s. to 41. per cwt., when some business was transacted. Stocks and deliveries fur the week ending Nov. : brrran. b.con. Rook. DeliTcry. Stock. De. 1850 69,170 3,510 2,720 1,490ver, 1951 13,960 16,030 I 800 1,760 1052 61,210 10,570 1,540 1,74) NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL. The supplies of meat on offer to-day were seasonably extensive, but in middling condition. Prime Beef and Mutton moved off freely at very full prices ; otherwise. the demand is in a sluggish state. About 9,000 care:wee of meat arrived from the country hut week. Per 413.16 %Lemmas. g d. 4. 1. e, d. e. d. Inferior Beet Middling ditto Prime large ditto Ditto twall ditto Veal PRICES OF BUTTE 0. P. PrieOsind, per cwt Kid to. 80 Dereet new *2 96 Cerinw „ 82 85 Wptcrford „ 78 80 Cork.... Limerick „ 70 74 Ml go w 78 82 Freels lintter, per ducat I t 18 ChrphlreChtvide,petcyl 5O 70 Chcdder, du CHEESE, HAMS, ite S. N. Double Gloucester, per cwt. Single do. York Anne Westmoreland do. Irian do. American do. Wiltebne Bacon, green 56 60 Waterford Bacon O2 54 Ilazuburgh do. — Aineeloan — ENGLISTI BUTTER MARKET. We now have a cry dull trade for Butter, and as quality now comes inferior, at v e r y muc h l ower pri c es, scarcely a parcel can be found to pats as best goods. Dorset, floe weekly ooe. to 02e. per ewt. Ditto, middlltig Tee. to Me. Deem DO. to 1 , 46. Fifth SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAT.—Gross traffic receipts for the week ending Nov. 6, 1862, 14,0771.0 x. 4d. ; ditto, Nov. 8, 1831, 12,2701, Gs. sd. Increine in 18;32, 1,8061. 13s. 11d. 70j) u 76 i le en 120 931 6 Ii B 7 / 11/ 171 81 108 8/ 1241 79 11 111 $ 11l 74 76 3if 6 3 102 i li lan Si 101 100 IN & IL 111 St 11