The Express. — London, England, 1852-11-13 00:00:00

-----,-~ T 7 - / - 4 • e - ). • 1 At 1:17_.! Rua 7' Tte 01 . 4E_ fp LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, N4VEMBER 13, 1852. o " 4 Wd YS. DAY . —Two o'Ci ocdt. what is baoyaat to-day, sad prime early all mead the market. The areeptible L Oaledmiha, Berwick, The improvising thallimse after noon in Fronoltdistss is sad many cases prices are mill better. mums AND Lanur s t o ll=tts.? 1111 NuelbusstlAssm... an D0,111.$ peril. Raab Itir B.& Mins dm) Trot itlo/1. IPA W It Mb ail Wows 93 Paris 491 . $ Part sod Vt0ve4..... 4 1.444044-AaliCheivin 21 vad llshakeed VS llama awl mm .. 444 2s. 'Vivo Z• 614 %rip —.— all %.8i Paw,. V 12441449 of Frovv4.- I Si S:1 $3 [THR,EEP El\ on the market. The decrease in the stock of tiro precious metals is traceable to the internal demand tar the circulating medium consequent upon the healthful activity of trade, and to the inquiry be exportation to Australia, as well as to foreignstataa which lately have made their appearance ta ottr market as borrowers, either on loan, or on the security of railway concessions; but the decrease in the Bank's stock of gold would not have been by any means so large, had it not happened that the influx of gold from Australia has, for rea sons easily explained, received a temporary check. With so large a stock still in tho Bank a %stied= similar to the present is not of the slightest import ance, but is yet invested with come degree of interest as falsifying the expectations of those parties who, without duo investigation of the attendant circum stances, looked for an extravagant and continuous rise in the stocks of the precious metal. This has yet to take place, and meanwhile due allowance must be made fur the operation of the unvarying principles that must ever guide the course of TN The railway have improved advance is ma and York and I 4 15 In l 1 let PS BS 31 39 13 326 4 1 pia II I pal 114 1 94 111 IR iiii M HI /V 40 SO I . 4 I at. bv V ;If i jo f lui I to ill q a li 9 i Pla n j iry — ol ;17 ' crt; ' ,. 710 13. Wt; m'. 901111 r.. ride, IL 11111 " . " .1 .r.-.... 111 MI W Ili to.bui. 7 . 4 e 4 . near the river Dodder, have been rad R at ip . 4 , 1 iy since yesterday. The sea broke so if ,I, 'I L'imi114F 0 ,....& rav• It tit . er the' wall at Sand mount Strand a t ,i; l i s . - a.,..kau s a is y,l'' I I I, r u to threaten the houses in the II 154 us. Cla as. to:., a 24 as. od with destruction. In the river a ;4: l','' , I*I.III 6.111 . fte •-• l'it toe 4 91 1 I* 96 broke away from her moorings in the co sus mums, wf i r t OiyaS;4 .ss et Ift ) night, and carried several others with 50 II (I mil "I ... .. 11 176 10 4; Batts awl low A 4a d ng a scene of great consternation an d .$ ..1 Dusan, IV*, 4.1,1tar- -1 Ito amount of damage, if any, caused on dna JusaWall bat Aaller L: i -lk ... 74 44 I has not been ascertained. 31 add L i ti)gb, the defeated liberal candidate at I. su Da. OM 19 : 113 : : A 4 tiou. ts about tooted again for the county " i " r ' 41.11 ••• I n 13 1 a 1 ad lain spirited siatLaia the las mosaics • .. b. ''' - 4 "mailpr-- st. is established a strong eiahn fur . Mat oft • 1 1, 'el ..fti! ..4 rin.it . 3 - arty, but has secured for him a large ;P I : ;7,7, 1 47. 11 :2,7' - , ' I ; ,71 ii cordial personal esteem. It is said e. 14) adlabstreb 68)4 woo.. . is 77 716 Bruen, the son of the late member, at 100 VAluburgh, Part1410:31... 44 II n. M.... 3 t 4:— .. . ..a ...1 .L.. L. :. ..a l _ l . ! IX aga r! ll° ooo lw 5.1 5 .1. _.. . MONEY MARKET. TIIIS DAY.—Two o'CLocit. The English hinds to-day have been steady, though • the operations are fe w . C onn/ I s tooa 3 ter I mousy, and 1003 to for the account of the 9th iDemenber. The Three par Cent.'Reduee= r toadd it, 'w" with'businass at 99/1 tha Three-and-s, Cant., however, are more offered and hai e fteeded , to 1923. India Stock marks 2751. Exchequer Bills, 72e. to 755. premium. The foreign bond transactions arc very restricted. Sardinian and Mexican Bonds are rather better, but there is no essential change in any security. Spanish New Deferred Threes mark 253; Sardinian, 903 to 981; Mexican, 243 ; Swedi s h S cr ip, 11 di a . ; T ur ki s h, 2 to 23 prem.; Dutch Fours, 97 to 973. +I 011•10 W _ West Nuttbera IDo. alarm A, Rock.. Do. j ohms. 8, Stair.. I(3l.nt.tals.asul Weal. are. Y ;Orem We.ters II '1314 Paid% Buten .. JI LancosterJed thrlal• Ilt Dn. Dalt& . In Leaelairo ad • Yorkildr. Do. IMAM lit Va. Wert ll,Lung !sloe JI toed' , ?COM= Laudon Ulsokirnll II Lan Illtnry,lt Bontfwi In Lcs., brlghtrAll. Cone. LU. a 1 Monk-Wald 83 N 48 30 119 111 IQ II 94 11 5 6 4 7 II 12 pm 881 17 - 81 at 2 17 17 81 8 1e 2 pai 1088 119 If 12 2 1 0. 1 2e 92 94 . 4 3 419 IS Se I{ees 201 21e 21 Si 38 2 412 781 72 48 47 Sii 4 i THE LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. BERLIN, Nov. 12.—Voluntary Loan, 1011 ; New Font-and-a-Half per Cents. (1850), 1031; ditto (1852), 1031. National Debt, 924. Commercial Marine Society's Premium,l46. Bank Shares, 1071 Fifilso i De. it or..ai:alle rlO Lebo I! lin%Muter, lIIS Do" ro . $4 Ds., SOO Londoodery k ell landournrya Mniskilion oe ilemett.,/fustoiLlatolaph 44 Do. Mia.• List. Untot. 100 IWO 4/ COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. .._..____ _.. „ ...„.. De. Bina..sai D. A. I ?eweiat:• mad Carllits ... I?i_ewular.•l . _ 14 Newport. Aberweasy, soma Raeford._ 74 Ne•r) wet Nat 'olllNeo.. Or Norfolk 49 II u 3 di S 46 SO I 87 4 41. 21 41 6} 4. 46 SI 4 49 Pa 90 93 60 63 67 99 60 70 II Idi6 WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. __ MINCING -LANG, SATUADAT MORNINO. In the colonial markets there has been much businees ap parent during the week, and in some instances the sales made have been at rather lower nets. The refining quali ties of Sugar have ►rought former prices, but grocery de scriptions have been in less demand, and some of the grainy kinds have been sold at about 6.1 per cwt. decline. The public sales of Coffee have gone off flatly; the buyers have not offered former prices, but importers have bought in with firmness. Rice has been sold on lower terms. For daltpetre there are no buyers, unless at a decline upon the rates ruling last week. the Tea market is firm, and com mon Congoua saleable at 9ld. per lb. The public sales of Wednesday went off flatly, bat without slteration in prices. _ 114 161 91 101 16 . 16 SMITIIFIELD HAY MARKET.—TIIIS DAY. Th^ supp'y abort, and prices advancing. Quotations:— Meadow Hay, 755. to 80s.; inferior, 635. to 725; Hewett, 40s. to Me.; Clover, 85s. to 100 s. ; second cut, 70s. to 905.; Straw, 245. to 281. .ii r dlo ar 21 21 78 '2 40 41 11 . 12 79 N 404 TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. _ ..........etheneWeilaW lllllll l lllol Wals . - • ~,WIIIIMMINIIMINMINIMIIIIIIIIIMHEMIIIIIM - ~, el •° e„..-7-4,--A4l , ~,„./... ~ ,4.,:.,.. ~--/- 4 .:---,- /-J-:-/.. ,-------/--,---------- ‘,...-,_•,,........7„. ..... . . • Tt t icit 0. 1,9411.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING FIALL Sid EIIRIDGE'S LINE of AUS- FLOOD IN HEREFORDSHIRE AND LOSS me IRELAND. i.tettlit at SUIPS.-The hilloang tivaelaw OF LIFE. kr tSeir eest snag qualities, sad Man/ woo - ili .,,g i b i at fro yoamosi, will mil Factually on lab - DUBLIN, Nov. 12. . tem in the tondos Digs. HEREFORD, Feiner. Owing to the extremely tempestuous state of the The Musa.. omemeasm. mesemwe. i• • .... This city and county are at the present time lite- weath e r, ma th e circumstan c e o t th e exee l eiee moist. have i aw , i - e. - r - e.- NOT, 1S• rally devastated by a tremendous flood, or eerie. of floods, ~..- dad ' "- °I 7 -- ' we ' * springing from various sources, such as have not been - the are, or some other cause, having prevented the work- advan Mail Its• T. W. Metres Ilethoaras. lice. lb . rbape for notew of telegraphic wires, the Queen's Speech WAS and Y received in Dublin until half-past six this morn- The . rt it 4,1: Holin trjilli elftr III .HO= TTew. 2OWOIN u II. I III Manaaelrinnencerentint peen , of . thit alY ikrit:ent month cta tlie tu r d aia L is this mo th : ~., ..,,, iiii is „...... 4 ,, , do ." ... i ... ..., i „,,,., of the eountry has been almost incenent, and within the ing ; that is, nearly twelve hours after we should noon' .:yr to the 111011111kaolo•be AM fad tally despatch. last few that' reports lave reached this city of the rapid have had it, had no extraordinary cause prevented cases I ea of =PM:. 1190 4 1 0 1 91 MOM Immase meow so east rise and destructive results of the various rivers and streams. it. l)uring the night it has been blowing • warn ilownwo The Wye, Lugg, and Forme rivers have all overflowed formidable gale from the east, and up to this moment - illalLetoll EDEIDGE. Ms FloWilottiosomt their banks, carrying d e solation into faus.buildings and - - - la.mesteads, cottages, to. the storm has but slightly abated. The wind is ac- se. pd 3ILLE.IHIRE MIDLAND and MINERAL It was not, however, till this morning that the news of companied by heavy rain, and a great many places - - .4. sv.-Iat'OPoNATION of I nd PAN ; CoA any fatality, beyond the destruction of farm yard occupants, in the vicinity of the city, on the sou th side, e a i l MAILMAN !rams CANNOCK to WRItN VOW Ilk. I'll to HAW tl.l, • mobs, !MANCH t o JOIN up ; sheep, and seen , reached us; but a gloom has now been enpee ---ial y I, NORTH W MiT . ESN RAILWAY git or war D ‘l4 east on the inhabitants by the sad intelligence that the . . . n e ar th e e .. ri v er a Dodder, have been aNN PPM:K. atel wiiatir 'BRANCH t • 1111.61t0N InUMnatect since v teru y. The sea broke so II a' St Is Lawton mail was before d•! , i breat this Mopoinkaingullih h ed CAN ew It.RBVOIIIOK. PTA VfoIIINOIHK. andl !NOIRE JUNCTION 11 lILWAY , row 1.1474 t. on the wreck of a fal.en bet ge, and that , in addition to t • violently over the' wall at Sandymount Strand at .1 DIX hlt GAUSS: THEEMIN , ad iin the ail IN lia of three of the horses, and serious injuries to the coach- last evening u to threaten the houses in the II II O. 1 , 6 IILW NI sad n ol •NNettLa • sad *NUN ntlkt 4 T d man. guard, and pomenger , , ono human life has been sari- neighbourhood with destruction. In the river • , n. ti ,.. 4lt 11:5:11% GIVEN that APPLICATION 1. *tea la to Road. The Laden mail leaves °lmmerse about one or large wease l broke away from her moorings in the se ii ARIA ARV:AT In tbs preiont sada foe kla to brow to two o'clock in the morning, and arrives in Hereford be course of th e night, and carried several others with " 41 it, st, i neuds'‘ln the homier sad ammh.. or .one ern twee, five and sir. It was generally known that every - SO e; "IL/ doemeel. elm ill Preto , 11 . 1 . . 94 ...Ill's . '" rea d surrounding this s i t was flooded in different parts, her, producing a sortie of great consternation and it -, lea then with sad meow hos Garet i reimennly 'Mat and ucessionelly to considerable depths. The nonarrival confusion. *I he amount of damsge, if any, caused on 3 . a silwato ..000tosodoot ''. a ..• 1*•. o' ll . l 2., th°l l " 7, a 't a i d" . l of the mail, therefore, oecasioned considerable slams. At the occasion hes not been ascertained. VI l .‘ " 12` 9 .. ..1"..t.L. 11 . 17•7.: . ;...7,7:. ra:,......rt 0 nearly eight o'clock a mounted miiisenner loused with Captain Leigh the defeated li beral candidate at i. al sue.. the news that a bridge, techtiadly " Five Bridges, i ' i ..i' at . ; . ..f.. ' er.. ", .t . , ,l ; ' ,, r ltri ' d " lol 4 iiiiiie th eUree as. in the paris h of Bennington, eix mile. from Hem- the late election.'" shout to start again for the county c e t ; .. :L'; ', l t4.4.M ..' "wwn 9 = ll 111 4. g=II . •-•• . r• • •.. truavt..a. *el heap e tas * iti varent name _ nes 11l a • • awes at us kw • the wita Wawa UM Mod in the river 'nue sad that the mail, nos not only estaousuea 4 strong MOM fur t • rear a pink 0u„ kw St 101 . i . 6, the twoio rielordatro Itninay. hi tan Carib a which is drawn by four horses, h ad been swallowed up in the liberal patty, but has secured for him a large ,0 ei 0,... •.., .I ...set. ....t•at , us , ...vas sn4° " 4 '"'ll•a'' the stream. At that time it was 'apposed by the niesseugor ~, ~,, i.. 1., .i e a,, i ~....t.seedii...l to ttata.b. or amount of cordial personal esteem. It is said IL 106 , ,i'.,•, i .6totilio. and rim. loath!, wool ooth t te that all on the coach had ban lest, but this happily proved that Mr. Breen , the son of the late member, IL MX r. '•' ii I I ••i ii,,, , , 1...., Lataa4l. tharchl4l.o". to be unfounded. The •" Five Bridge," mar the Ledbury , fit is , 5t50 ,, ..h........r." I% Y rk7 k) Lk ". 6 " .4 road , and it has transpired that the cries of the poseengen is about to pat himself forward, and that be is pre- se. lee ,' I 1 k• 4 .1. tdired.i. 11•0 ii. FsaMie , tone. A., rton„ S:oft w o ol • r i ann. lc . . Isle 66.411. anal hloottetk when they found themselves in. so terrible • position, were pared to avow the adoption of very liberal views OD IL ltt• 1 1 6 . 14 , 0 0 0.1.3., widal. 'lonian of Halal. 0 gal Portia. hi cod by persons at Longworth Lodge, on the Hereford several questions. Should this be the case, as it is mu ,g, , .I. tomato% I newt. Wind, toialwiry, tannery side, and at Douningtoo, on the Ledbury side. Access, ..1 let if,. 14 - , G 'Veit •torlot h Walton. reason Wolin, i , Very probable to be, and if Capt. Sunbury, the ...a, u,se- , ar, oi•iik;. Moen. Titeincton other new eStr, without boats was im ibis and a messes ga r ; ,,,,i w o iteomewo. or 000 e of thug all In the ad un horseback was instantly despatched to ' llerefor.l, when ce foriuer conservative candidate, persists in asserting 12 II ati al a van load of small beets mu instantly despatched, to- his claim to the representation, a split in the tory is; ti t teach Itelica‘, domino freo Me lb* at the anise it 10 , - , 1 „; 1t.„ , 1w.... -a *or i.hir J -niu, • amiss Oilfield c.,11,,,,, gether with a body of citizens, who, notwithstanding camp that must materia ll y serve the liberal interest, in ii I %Vahan. to . t:o; al I comity ,0 swag* and terminetow the heavy ruin , were ready to assist the sufferers. will be the result. is 11 • ~.,.., . ',tr.:int al ow I.lt • byre Me ad whet 006. The coachman an d h oe poneen -tate,•:.i..:e neee,,. nine rah of WalmlL In theP l. ' it appears, were thrown The reap ctable inhabitants of Lisburn have deter- 10 . 11 in ot amen st so e t rt • 460 ail la 60.' 6 tellway. ann tls a 0,16 an y ei UMM the leaders, and het •g g g . , ..1,b,,,,1, .C., I, aL.k 6.1 Wat.tabyttli fora, hi, hedges, managed to save themselves from drowning . tt.., ra i se d that their borough Shan no longer be treated I t o" i ; ie. 6.6wrel lora& •. 4.0 Mtn. t6tialoroehisl amt with the Other outside passengers and the guard, all of as an appendage at the disposal of the house of Ilert- it. ice , : : , ... a . , , k .. , .. - ,,,,` . 1 ," . ,',',A•.`,.,'', i '''',;,\",i`1, 1 : 4 ',,,,", i 1; . ,!it tk % '., , ,,, t w "' whom scrambled to the read in a way not yet explained, ford. A crowded and it,fluential meeting of electors 't " ") 14 17 ..,,',,.‘ Viii ,1,1, 1% a:.141 l'.r.hm, aul Wean borowth, or owing to their lion.arr,val in ;he city ; but Er. Thomas end others was held there on Wednesday', and, not- to I ,m m tl e a owe coonty. Hardwick, a highly respectable solicit or i n Hereford, who ~ . .4 . at f 7 " , •"r• a. " .. f . • fr.•• th°l3l ' e .i 'be lir 't 4l w •1 hn " had been to London on railway business, a n d was inside withstanding disgraceful attempts made by the tory IL tea 10 13 •h . loat of MY the "WI Jame.. lin,lce art to interrupt the proceedings, the independence 0 al park 4ar natal. iii await owing. ant 4 niiinallita ti ) the coach, breathed hi* last almost immedi a t e ly h e p., 1 tbo, 1. wei.n al N , nli 150144711 Ilnilmo at or ioar the was rescued , th e i ngress o f t h e water h av i ng d rowned h i m of t he borough was enthusiastically . asserted, and 33 m ~ the 1.0.1, ettol lowiulti Ma Park. UM area to natter in that awiul position. The larding horses kicked them. Mr. Smyth, U gentleman of local influence, was as 91 .m. 63, of P. 01.66.••„. hi M ad oat, &MI *hi, h aid W. lot 1 ..1 tiraweh Itolo 'I . wtth la work- anJ oohiesii-0ha, , ,,.. selves free, but the wheelers sank. One of the selected as a popular candidate to come forward at ei I • ••,. wi lle no , l, ' and walutalkol front. in, thr ,, uh. or leaders, however, formerly • steeple - thmirr.,.. , c ar h e s l! the approaching election. it 101, 64 010. i•000ldow. oatfu lawhed. ant oar 14aea id known to sporting Men by the name of 4t. 10t ~,,,,,, ...0 Walsh*, Utak Mosso:h. Isla wleh .„ IM a ~.., ~,..j . ', a ka romp,. Wak4i u„, uu b , ...1 city " was drowned. A few of the mail-hags were - _ - .. _ et. 10( ..,...„ .....4thsol, so fa iha wild coati. got out of the coach by means of a pole, and amongst ,t oose esiloa. dom. la 7,0 ", , .•`' 100 W the , i , " them the London beg. These arrived in the coma of the • MiN.ES. lb 11 ,i ,rite.. kJ Kauai. ha a nad as its, Piro Amu UM, ~..,,,,,is . o neih, La, and .wstakid toy SW (how pi,. , g , morning, but their cuntents were almost useless from wet. - 1 ..4 * e,e,c6hetry. al ea or now that, tart ef the t% turnpike Thirteen bags remain se or in the coach, whi c h wit h t h e FRIDAY Breams. SO at.. mg , 1ka1 , 4.1... ••.` 1 " , ',' , 1.1.. tfloa . 4 . 1 L'' )arts 1 0 two wheelers is now floated down the bed of the From.. The mining share market, to-day, has been fiat, is it ?„'''",..„,1`; ‘ , 1 ',1, 1 ' • r e,„, n ", ei'.4.7. - ,,i " ,rt.1,,"' 50 rr,„." 1 i., ) , mu ll '. The water affil eoatinues to rite, and by the last accounts and few sales have taken place. in. 1101 14 II AU, te wan at ow 5. sr Inc pent that .Away eromes I learn that the coach is now co apletvly lost to sight, so 'rho gold mining shares remain firm, holders of the s a i foal. in the tOOOO,I , of too to the .4 VI °Ow' that there is no possibility of reaching it. In nonsettuasee atoning, ant . bier, nod fouraty titarkal brands no mails have yet been despatehed-indeed, it would be' ' boots fide adventures feeling confident o f a speedy I : 1 1 1 bite e.os• ~,,4 ...,,,,,,,,,,,,..-. ~..,...cust the,,,,e,m, eat ottuwial. frole. I .igh, or Inm the ak wet tarlsboa sheer folly to send a Mail un any road, fur all the rivers and return on their investment. Liberty shares maintain is 1 ~ PO .•+.l .1' a.. 1.,,.1... 0. 0 r.l6,witioy. Dailaeowl, brcoks continue to rise; Hereford is, in fact, completely their rise, but Australian Cordillera are fiat. at. to ot,ohsshvistotwo, tot e moot Of we ad Una, all hi thof saki surrounded. Santiago shares were better at 131, to 14, with it. to t „„ k „„,i i „ ~...iv ,I, , Now , t., mi. htnral do Woes The town crier has just gono round the city (one o'clock, business as high as 14 t. Mexican and South Ameri- et. IA ..4 L. , Bainp, • 1 Itollat. -It .._ .11aloata. wad won. with the information that the gas weeks are flood, d, and can are n h o looking up. St. IA „d A ,, or • mu, die ne t tt. 41>610114 MI the ply,. that to.eight the town must remain in daikneis. Such is i i 1 sestiosel ; and ..lo to to Joan. awe, of yoi. up, The non-official notations are as follows:-Anglo- *I e l •crioror PriOl.3 . e•IIIY. all sits 4 turnpike reads, ; d aub our dismal prospect. 3 , amt wfi s s h. heo. some*. nano cued.. aria 'I he rain was terrific on the Welsh hills yesterday, and Australian, Ito ; prem.; Mizen Head Copper Mine, tesa:v, rsasa) - • s.l . L. u sr'"d's w"hht the 9 ". 994 we have not had •• dry minute !surely to day, so that in 1. to i prem.; Connemara, •'' 7 to F prem.; Glenaulin, ~I N , s.a.e. ell. pm ,h. , t, a' , i ot h e r i ,1„.„.,,,,, g ore „. i. ~, oit mai hei,..,e1., to c 0.,... da c rt. rave. . r at..n iw, all probability the February tto.ol is the Wye will be sin to ,I, prem.; Kenmare, ;'• to : 1 • prem. * v. of the all k...• Ay , Ittvavit Malay, wet work, a pared. , ' ... .. onto! lor ths wk.' Bill to tabs powers to lanormaas • THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoee. is • :herartaar .4 tont las mt.+ ell • the I repaid way ; h*. ad Wain ad ler the „ dor Wats awl pwrgawnitt STItOOD, CANTERBURY, AND DOVER The Gold Mining shares remain firm, with a fair st. le i , ti, ,oe moor tati. of patio thev•l4 , Audi* sem share of business offering. Port Philips have im- " s ,• ~d,.... te etmototO iota, and nee ba ail RAILWAY. ... awl here /no ii :a kw the of ____. proved to 2to 2 prom, Liberty shares are remark- so , at , al , I Ift.t.'• ..''" wee"M 89118 nn aid kw A meeting was hc!d at the Guildhall, Faversham, ably Beim 21 t ay onsoc co awed with beta leemeala ma...a -20 1 , twehrosal of tekaa ea Thursday, the 11th instant, fir the per f u me , as the requi. Santiago do Cuba shares are in demand, and have es w • ,skwiea se satee.rtm „ totconamor us bmeeew sition to the mayor stated, of takieg into consideration the risen to lat. Rhymno Imes shares mark 202. le • .si IT . to key Whs , role, ow duo • low or iii alma so ea 04 .. , 444 „..„ ..4 ,. ~„.......h k4A1 , 4 . 44. 4 " w 4424.4 . 2u several railways projicted through North Rent, and the • saUsoattli aeoditia Men the pmmem at gyty. manner in which it is propowil to meet the requirements of Wang dais M a Men eft a le Ito cater. ark of 0 140 . 09 "h l9 mod this locality, and of adopting each measures in relation tier Mara Pen. gyeairfey. no IS 2 ,•0d01 ih ... 5 " , d0 m r"... 1 47. 1 " * . 4 ,P° enr4ns " W l,' thereto as ms y seem most likely to restore to this town, and 1 11 .= --.-..... --........-- -....-.. st, I I taft. %ea ,mite at aMa Yak slareta be ether peel. of the esusi,, the Amara advantages of their illaille IAM Rea...... ll6 . 111. 10 a. sad awe mit attar tares aid ea titan be perinea. 100,803 Ms. Anglo Callferalso ...-.-. 4 1 4 p ll' .1. 1 191 % 199 *ne e et m r "" 61 "e mi r° Rail= The chair was taken by_ the new Mayor (Walter Holmes, 19 0 9 99 111 " 69 ° - - cooornaos. sea aetherred Se be Ily lb. • 1 It „ . .1..,- oiiire, - ",la WOROYMYYP Jewellat Rahway Ad. . 3+q 1, supported by the Right Hone, R. Lushington, Sir J. iii.mi l il s °6l ,II: 2. 0 ,." 1 " 1 ,.." 1 " a I It e 311 urn Junta& *lrk eetertenarae. Inamea H. Tylden, Charles J. Hilton, Esq., George Neame, Esq., mom A A g g n gi a . p m go .„ „ 2 11 I f. d 4,,, , in. rm.. meta and caramintaa DIRS el SO, S hunt Cacterbury ; Samuel Sicker, Esq., deputy, Rams- le,ooo 1 Marsha Cordillera all! 5 dis per ii ir -i loW ash het asellemel Lae al ai . u , '' ''':' ... gate, John Bate, Edward J. Hilton, F. N eame , It. J. 3s,sok I sr, eats ..... , ,;,,.. ~I „ ,Vi wu eow4" 44 rese al 6.semialm = . tas eri - Hilton, and T. Barnes. Etqrs. ; the Revs. Dower, (I. J. Hit- 11401 1 urea Australian Gehl- all .• U. Per i tag 9 • 6.1 lotwo•ak191119 1 1 9 / 0941 nee" I le eese• eet e ton Calla, and Clarence, J. Hilton; Mears. It 0. Shine, else" " IWO" le" 13.1 I ,I Pi risy e1..4 atemaaatra awl It ereatinaire Jeanne J. Aare KS Snail. liso.(la at 3f. pin. tide . {5 ..,., „, 1 44 , 442 , .... . 4 , 42 .2.,a e tp,,,,,,..,,2 a, it.= .1. IL Mares, James Tamil, E. °areaway, Charles Smith, do,„ to D .. .44444.2,,,A4b2 0 I 2 1 2 WI 3 ed,• a rtell , elTlll kw me Fume and W. to rho 0. 3arrier, AV , Gibbs, 0. Barnes, A. Fielding, H. Hatboro, limo le D o . A. J o t. u s i At e .). , to _ _ ei • ....ti.iiablagyymylititlitier• 1 u•tb••=wel Leonard Apsley, and most of the tradesmen and inhabitants 110,000 1 Carson's Creek ...... ~. ~,, :.lea ineanseL was talla rats, nal le le ~ I . ~,,,.., o f ..,b uudb....d i„ .u., a . 1 . a l lb w of the town. The notice had not been issued sufficiently LIMO 40 Oars Unmet .... 00, oat dawooisiedierwes ma taken by • or gentlemen in the neighbourhood to onme in. 1414.•5• 0 Conant tad ...- I 4 . 1 ,. 1, • at 1, me Wwca4lanittre Janata, ItatherLare• Il•Toit °pried the business of the meeting by read. -oo - Copiapo .... . . i itu. a Ail:ie . :ll2Si ii au en 44 s; i 'oohs., a tot..oish an data nal prtelluip.6 *lda mai Par , I. ti• . saga into clog the i .,, na aa g o p s ,plo si tog , . yeguwition, and called upon Ilr. (i. J. ithos, se hune tie 0 . 1 ..to.m.iort.ture :. sada.. to enable lit and ai m ( the requisitionists, to explain the object of the now. i lola. Hountain...,.. ....coot to lay ti , .16. rates. :owl Mar oar. Iften,or Si i t s "Pe Grand Duchy of Rodeo ."'• • t th' . 4 ' t . “" ) l'Ar'• eekeeak e ele le ll e e" t. ' lost Ann Hitrox said he signed the requisition be- HMS Utast Colgooth. all II it pm 6 Mohler . i ag. Liberty oi.i ro i .o. to b iinorow eat to c atria Stair eat lelarM Ilea the notices for two lines hid been advertised, to racer- Iwhe dathurst.. .. di 1 illa * 1 , la. kealltmO.GM:aki. an I len 3E 3 . " ..n e '''"'',' "'' "wit 9 .`" wr "Id" a l = fain bum the promoters what they iriterided to do in this osi to ta, oos a nits Or 011 adlitional at or sa 0 6 . 1 1 99 Darepdta int hoo k . 0 all ..: any OM id ibit Itallaws itensprissd Is locality. The promoters of the Stroud and Canterbury le idemeast Soutlamerisan 4 44 3 la c II 6 realise hi itich wool r mato term Iho Wool peals el- line offered to make a branch to Faversham Creek, and to 1 New Crusade woe e ;are. direct to Canterbury ; but the Centerbury and Chatham I Nouveau Mande , I I pa 11 1 .... I la 6 roatol 11.114 the I otsotorddre, mil roe went from the Sun Pier at Chatham to Chilhant only lidedde 1 Port rtilln re 1 cluarta Kook , all die par "Aultott 11.1.11.4" lumpy.", or viler of thus , sad with • single line; and a friend of his had looked at the ts Urea' Iron "r .sirrs l, •• .•I steep 3 149 t we MI" 0 plans, and ascertained that bavershani lied been forgotten, Into Now al .4.) gmit id ton Panay twiewoo4 le the ,anen t rah „f ...ill pupa 0111.110 and Ise supposed they would have a station some distance 7,140 le Asensio de Cuba lel 131 la 145 ISi Ifl I ,hy ,i.wn 'All.. or an Nldttleosl=SW fun the town, which would be called the Copton Station, ape I south antra:len....- bun, 1, 'wh WM...T. to how le Wag sad no accommodation whatever Was off e red for the C ree k. OW is tin Cray , in. it mus e. all T a 11 06 I vhf .., th o , .aht Kul to tab pima to low, ....g. ... Tao meeting was called for information, but they 10 42... 5e 1fil i elled w thal . tel , :L i ca k m .: all 1 od.a par •• noed „two of the posers tad .. A _ * Tta /14eusfortunately named a day when the directors mu m r Tea. ..„1 „ 01-tere, exit Woratiinlas ...tow A.* kW kin important meeting in Landon: but still. as A meeting was held at the Guildhall, Faversham, es Thursday, the Ilth instant, fir the purpose, as the requi sition to the mayor stated, of tokisg into consideration the several railways Projected through North Kent, and the manner in which it is proposed to 'nest the requirements of this locality, and of adopting each measures in relation thereto as may seem most likely to restore to this town, and wilier pasha of the senisep, the amoral advantages of their position. The chair was taken by the new Mayor (Walter Holmes, 2,q 1, supported by the Right Mona. R. Luahington, Sir J. M. Tylden, Charles J. Hilton, Esq., George Neame, Esq., front Canterbury ; Samuel Stekett, Esq., deputy, Rams gate, John Bate, Edward J. Hilton, F. Neame, R. J. Hilton, and T. Barnes. Esqrs. ; the Revs. Bower, G. J. Hil ton, Caffin, and Clarence, J. Hilton; Meows. It 0. Stone, J. 11. Mares, James 'lessen, E. °areaway, Charles Smith,' 0. Sarney, W. Gibbs, 0. Barnes, A. Fielding, H. Bathurst, Leonard Apsley, and most of the tradesmen and inhabitant s of the town. The notice had not been issued sufficiently ..... 4 re or gentlemen in the neighbourhood t o come i n . M•voa opened the business of the meeting by read ing, requisition, and called upon lit U. J. lithos, ma mig i. the requisitionists, to explain the object of the t i m fr : r. EDWAILD HILTON said he signed the requisition be cause he considered that meetings . ought to be held now the the notices for two lines h id been advertised, to ascer tain ?rum the promoters what they intended to do in this locality. Tho promoters of the Stroud and Canterbury ' line offered to make a branch to Faversham Creek, and to go direct to Canterbury ; but the Canterbury and Chatham line went from the Sun Pier at Chatham to Chilhani only with a single line; and a friend of his had looked at the plans, end ascertained that i , aversham had been forgotten, aid he supposed they would have a station some distance from the town, which would be called the Copton Station, mad no accommodation whatever was offered for the Creek. TIM meeting was called for information, bat they tit.h untmtunstely named a day when the directors lin important meeting in Lo n d on ; b u t still, as ead the provisional directors were present, he hoped they would be able to give them some information; and he was glad to see Mr. Neame, from Canterbury, and Mr. Beckett, from Ramsgate, as it was only by the towns unitedly that they could hope to get the line they require, sad are entitled to have. lie should say no more until he heard what the promoters were prepared to do. Sir J. M. Tylden, C. J. Hilton, Esq., and the Right Hon. S. ft. Lushington then addressed the meeting at some length, and captained the course the line would take, when the following resolutions were unanimously adopted: " That this meeting having taken into consideration the statement made to it by the provisional directors of the East Kent Railway, are of opinion that it is far pref era bl e to the one put forth by Mr. Barlow, which is considered as a measure totally unfitted to the wants and necessities of the county in general and this district in particular." " That this meeting be adjourned to a day to be named by the provisional directors of the &rood, Canterbury, and East Kent Railway, with the understanding that a deputa tion from that body will attend the meeting for the purpose of explaining the plans they propose to adopt, and that they In requested to communicate with the mayor as early as potable." .. That the thanks of this meeting be presented to the mayor for his able conduct In the chair." I.7ll;ll,latiosald MI le Mks pawn as YAW, SOWS an. =r im. at ih st i i=rt i ralOr De aid Id • • • bloody faiths' dtria. int Mt OF Mimi Sr lOW :Orlis j u ul . u r:: : 1 . 1 '4 i ‘t . I=lltoo l llir As bads to 14 rim. v• 4 l • beellig•••; coodalains the aims MAIII.II. Mai levees, asil do " 011 t • az 1.1•0181 0,111,11 .I*. sod annoy al . M . oillarn as lis r ual • Lutvasa doo•ndAl kw uOth Qs dirt the or. yol NNI a ti rr ga rdass OA Stalkord. t o n ths A 4 that ••• or brim Ifs MO day of liferatabao ..that. .. 40. ul dm 0n...1 I•kaa. ',dila,. ao 1 book of Wenn.; as h garb h arof estar...im tio" from. IL U. , * ke c not Ink Wed ray, linnets Kwilirays , and ito u • • s lo . and APu a copy of tan a4•4ore, am ouldtrtel la the •• • •ar• to. • Ili h••• thorned it the parkh exic .4 tart L hb pi., . : enoie, •s• In ea.. •4 an rat-. panoldai pimp, I.•n•h ..I• rt a •••••.••• torkh immediately N•j••lbuog throat., I ....k• I• 11 3,r .. day of Decembei .4. prilitosi copier .4 the sari Wadi la door:dial la the eV V '4 tha I Inn, •••• c•ottsroas. :PG day of Ilanembor. Mt COILPORATION OP THE SONS OP THE CLERGY.— The mama general court of this corporation was held at the sews of the ninety, 2, Bleansburrplan, ea Thuseday. Sir B. M. lag" Bert, M.P., the main temswein, In the their. Thirty_ grationsa baring nab pima 30 pans so upwards to the beads alibi society, in the mares of the pulps; were dieted governors. The Archbishop et Can. tairat issalli r& Lord Denman were re-elected nt end rimoresideat ; and Sir It. H. Inglis, Mr. Aldorman Cope las& and Mr. Fresbfield, M.P., treenurra Forty-two noblemen sad gentlemen, clergy sad lift, beaded by 11.H.H. the Dale of Cambridge, Ws eismed he the year ensuing ambers of the Court of Assistants, to wham the charter of Charles 11. entrusts the control and mompsownt of the serperste affairs. The charitable operations of the soadoty molimme the following objects :—First,—Osatlemons or aterstance to clergymen of the established shun* La d or Wales, who, being incapable of duty hem mental or bodily infirmity, or suffering ender una voidable losses, or the great expenses of largo Or Mina, or other came of impoverishment beyond task own ambral, an in pecuniary dilheulties. Seeondiy,—Pormmemat peadeas to widows end aged maiden dau shun of demand Thirdly,—Furtner relief to pension e r s on aeounrir age, sickness, etc., and °cessions! donations to other widows and maiden daughters of deceased clergymen. whose income disqualifies them for a pension, but is inadequate to meet unusual exigeocies ; and also to daughters its necessitous circumstances under the age ter • pension or unsuccessful in obtaining it. Fourthly,—Apprenticing children of poor clergymen, placing them out in the world, or assisting them in their education at schools or colleges. The report of the coney chows that is the coarse of last year the sum of 14,2031. was disbursed ander their several leads collectively, an amount large in itself, but very inadequate when divided amongst the numerous applicants under each dud. WITHDRAWAL OP VIC MAIL Fecund BETWZIN CITLON /IND M•UILITIO6.—The following notice has been issued ti) command of the Pustrnaster-timieral :—Tbe mail packet, which hes been for own* time employed by the go. yen:intent of the Mauritius, in the conveyance of mails be tween Ceylon and that colony having now been withdrawn, letters, &c., transmitted to the Mauritius by the Overland Mail, can only be de-pats bed from Ceylon as opuortunities offer. All letters and newspapers for the leuritlus will be forwarded by the direct packet, via the Cape of (hood Hope, unless specially throned to be otherwise sent. i HUNDRED COPIES of " ESMOND" t proud Imandielent to nest th• demand a: muotirs :WART. • fourth hundred to that day • dded. Pra. tea lora. 0/ acknowledged merit Ot gement interact an 3ttntkocrate re 4 y -Noire them. T,: me of cutwertp. rw64 per Rennin and newsrde, laworthrtg to the nuance of LUWARLt.dUIdh, Sl*, New Oakarde IFUL HAIR.—Of the numerous opal s meetoatly emensawed p. wading the mouth nir of 1h hamen hod, few aoresve. even In name. bereed .1 period; Whitt the .areesand roods of IttlWL Valdd ;It L dueled th a last half winery him peened beyond t it t, endowed with .legalar ly mortal:dna parasite the reateatow of the homes hMr, and when every tab', tin h u hote.L It swanlike the heir, deems. it t,O etedr, own.oe• It In mematty, awl cowmen, We pewee. ;Id; er and Why eolnewe to the latest perked of human ..; end Te., cc family beaks (Noel to beer small), . nad that atm. !la—Mid by A. ftUWLANU and au 4 'en, Wades end WIU ebend.t. and perfumers. 1V I.LLINOTON " SUN."—On • the lads as UTIAULLUL•AItY 1.1)1710N of • t• psalleled. eisalialeo a splendid POKTILUT at AIR d 1111,4N070111, olds his Aat greph, sad • • the a•ud Pidimil Fuer& —Orders renamed lire ; au ' a t It. apa M N , 112, strand. leaden. irtiv. StnitEttLAND AND THE TENPEIR• • —Tae Duke of thatherlaud has kindly offered emen on his e•tion In the habit of proveenting 4 at Ilelmadake, a supply of coffee during seasn, 4% well as the 'operates oecevvery fur reperiag it, provided they will gi ve no t h e l argo whiskey (10 gallons) which each crew has eels reeeiving as • perquite, and ac , ,pt sem. il.ratiun in lice of It.—Ailus D'Grontion‘Adl• a . .y a. RIM MEL'S TOILET 11:11.0AZ (eertillaf by the 111 seiriesial Dr. rfry te seselet of the , 4 4,1 IW. Ma Men selabriessastetsaere) """.•' is kr sissilwr to oar Eau as Wares au beds ref retreating Mks kw tat - • 1:1_' er Mks miring •pleS. meat awards% sad a karwerfal dWa. c. mama fbr osortreents or sioli room. 4 Its medal sod noway properties tea are it ea ballapeaseble requisite la all ferallior. Mos, fa id. ad as. Key 1 r N. tk, hatla bowl Oa 'hippest at spas miseries le prfea—Paid try LUGEN6 .M I 1111111111 0 Pethms, a, Gerrard- dellk Sire NM by aU Cliesesto, he. DESTRUCTIVEHIGH TIDE THIS ifiG7 Not sines the very die... Aron. floods that occurred in 1811 has the river Thames been visited with such an extraor dinary flow of water as this morning at high tide. The height to which it reached yesterday afternoon caused ad ditional precautions to be taken u a security to life, pro perty, and shipping ; but, notwithstanding, the volume of water that rushed up with fearful velocity at three quarters flood, quickly) overflowed tie banks, inundating the streets at the waterside to the depth of nearly 30 inches. Several vessels dragged their anchors and got athwart hawse, causing immense damage to spars, bulwarks, and rigging ; and two brigs were driven on shore in the mud ; timber, deals, casks and other buoyant articles, were float ing off the various wharfs and landing places, and curried away by the receding tide. The inhabi tants of Bermondsey, Rotherhithe, and the lower portions of Southwark, Lambeth, Vauxhall, were kept in • state of the greatest alarm during the night, and se , sera, who sleep on ground floors, were literally washed eat et bed, and obliged to seek shelter in the upper rooms Tle limmulemmt end.,cellars were overflowed, and workmen had be wigeged all the mining in baiting the water out. Tllll peer inhabitantshave suffered severely by the destruc tions sad Wary to property, and in some warehouses the loss enelmined by damage to dry goons is immense. The marshes cm the Kent and Ewe shore are deteribed as having the a of vast Lk's, the water having made fYb heembes over the sea-walls, and entered the low gawanda by improperly secured sluices. It is calcu lated that the loam sustained by warket-gardeners alone meals 3•0001. ; mud a very large [number of sheep whirls were peeing in the marshes have been drowned, entailing a severe loos to grazier?. The lees to shipping in spars and other damage cannot he made good for lees than I,OOW. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 12.—The share market has been ex tremely dull to-day, and our quotations are again slightly reduced from yesterday, as will be seen in the following transaction' reported in the authorised list:—Blackburn (late Blackburn, Clitheroe, and West Yorkshire pref. 6 per cent.), 261—Caledonian, 28)—Eastern Counties, 12 6-16 1—East Lancashire, 191—Lancashire and York shire, 861—ditto (firth shares), 31d.—ditto (161.1 shores), par-- London end North Western, 12414—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 311—ditto (61. new preference), Ip. —Midland, 781 —North British, 9—North Western, 81 — South Eastern and Dover, 231—Whitehaven and Farness, 71—Yore, Newcastle, and Berwick, 18—York and North Midland, 28I—Newry and Enniskillen, 414.—Newry and Warrespoint, 61. MANCHIRTME, Nov. 12.—Prim wen lower, though rather firmer at the close than in the earlier part of the day. Preston and Wyro were an exception, and were done at 491, which is 203 advance.—Cheshire Junction, 6$ dis.— Stour Valley, 71—Caledonian, 281—Eastern Counties, 121 —Leeds, 86I—London and North Western, 1241—Buxton, 311-Bhefileld, 311—Midland, 791—Newry and Enniski ll en, 41 ilk. ; North Stafford, 41 du . ; South Emden), 231. Bitentteousn, Nov. 12.—The transactions today were chief!, in local stocks. Worcester and Birmingham C.tnala were done at 461, and Birmingham Banking Company shares at 34. _ LIMP'', Nov. 12.—We have a at market, and mareely anything doing today; the transactions are very few in numbs r, and the turn siu fmmur of the buyer. Midlands, 78k ; and North-Westerns, 8i end 8 16.18. MARIA ANTONIA lIAILWAT.—Traffie for the wcek ceding October 28, 1862: 2201.-1861: 2431. 'Norte Dm* , 1. Do. A Ds t B Owslistesd North suillirdalls. Nochand B. %ow Istord, %%vs.,* Mtrava .00ttlab Orntral ' , vat's& Yldisa6 .. listen. it Rita. (Iwo k 0 Do. EY.W.Guar. Owswsbary • lielteler 4. vlremstnry sad CSawtor (Pot. W. Do.ll4Nas 19 Do. awaits/ . sl Wir.pibin Valls A. RAMS D. fay poldepst 0w5.... OS /WM Dom N ONO N boaWdN. IS Ow& TsilftlaßlverDs . 131 IN IS Illwassassughstaliall IT Vale st Wes* . sik Wombed owl Wasitsell Is II Wee (balurail , W.st London 7j 16.741 •T$ :0.:711. - hiti — o; 1 I irk NEI Moab NNW 71 if 17f 5 71 61 dils 111 U $$ 21 OS ILI Ni IS ili gamss . LUIS!) AT eiTiiiiiasse - 7 — oworihir istAttroly onlie es a i l ti o 13 4 1 11 rott " . 'Of DM Owed to l er=o 304 Prin., Wok', sad Waal C.caotel to P = t lr= 30i Ditto without...rata lowed to OtootWoulero (.I).triele Jusere (bred Irredoeles).. dabliarbeigarlip.et. (Irma Ot. Narliere) Gerber k Der Parr (lommiloOreetWoae7t. Do. *too idittoi I Do. Amu (ditto). I Laid._ sot Ortos..el, Vi „ :V itisesi Ditto flambe (ditto) LulnedsilltGlear.9.Fatat. losta laraiaolif (1 1 =4 . 1 .4 0r atieek IJI114.) Iltddlookol ski led= Onset illtodtt.lt WA. MW ood Ilsoillod (MOW Ifoollooltiolon d poi et (Imood= Lat. otto. . ' MP Tod Ditto dorm (A) (mtto) Illoynce im rot =lib (lout to (Lit Poottrato r be. Rimmed' Ills* dont! Ittollodobit, Viand Itr.ll43ma):. .... Wear Toney, I p. Maas (Imuurt aßtrttion&Dar [Attu Dlttu Ditto Will. Ausetert (Nam , to Grist Wetterulu lAberdeen W 1440144 Kula 4 par( Calddrolan .. linter sundalniyboad . and Bandon iil I. . . ile' 14 Y to sr Ilundor. rurth, ard Abu. dew, Junetlus 06 Xooldsellan(3/.10.06 . p.et 6 Do. do. (111.) 7 per O. Port.Cor.ratr..6 p %Sol 67 DUNI do. 50.6 10 Do. Moo II per Cleat Sleek iiroLV IN alsOlmip he t t p.4l Idiabwilly aid I Orel* Dudek p se istelit" w lieribm KV De. &puma. Swip le. wwwwals l pAt. Si pu li mbdihmorail w jitii* t pa ie 0 Wilor.llo•l7llrot.ea Spa I«.001 1 fulsra, dud 44 pig. I 11:::Tarlis FS* MD OOPS pwalataidt... Onsl.oww.l pelt IN DOW lbw Our. Spire. _ WieKkar 10 l braan•erry•Ode;r7eTs Maa.lletitLne. ea.POl ,to Da. New 810 . all Wen. • Wile. p Ct. ti Dw da. y p Ct. Iw MelleadOmalre.llll...p.‘t 24 Marble Ratearot .• all Da. Guaraateed by per et all De.WereasyVal.ley pat all Nark Iteilbrdelire .C•ttalerd, W12101.4er. a d Waiver., t 11. dm do / 1141.• dins ditto aareae.aßlria.l4owthiar. 10 ilbreireALlemest (Nor 1/ 10 10 Cak e... ° 1:1. S per per Omit ... 'Meta Devi 11. Mt. X.w —. _ ill 'South &slims (Itemillig A:m.lof 81.0.4 i I Waterhird hllkieny ;0 Tack Pleiriiitio.4 tlerw ., f r it.Nurtli ll'lltto Ditto 10 .- 10 TalliAlll.llll4.afill.Plaids "14 9 , p MARION R $ Riau mid &AL lime. Kr 'Retinal sod Ilkneeilm, 4 Wes mod Brom . DO Rust hulks ... ** 6 eat Inman v.in;'4l,. 4 iltut4 Jemioe et Vr.no 4! . LINN. 4404414414.8bArer I' Inadway) •••1 2 Do. (Canal) Lyoro and Avignon • liars /lotaile... M $1 PI Xo 109 111 n is 160 1311 lII U6 116 tr 566 57 11 6 : 14 146 166 We 19 194 11 - -, 149 111 119 141 i iMI El 314 1014 1014 107 109 101 U 4 lei 19 i dis ire 4 3 31 3 1 $ pa I 111 "1 17 17a 3 1 11 13 11! 111 .3 . 11 .' I poi I 110 i dis ipm In 144 pa 9 Isl 9 . 10 a die pa 11! 11i IS l 4 Pit 6 160 hr I/ I 69 101 iii TN 111 sr U+ IS ti is IdM 1 Pal SI 1111 i It 20 PIT 101 . 183_ i Ipa uLWATr. 1{ Ii I i dig $ 333 pm I I I geg ..1 Si Pa •.. — FRIDAY EVIINIXO. The English funds opened this morning with a fiat appearance, the proceedings in parliament last night having a slightly unfavourable effect, but as business progressed, and the purchase on govern ment amount in Reduced Threes and Consols were renewed, a rally to yesterday's prices took place, and was maintained to the close of business. Consols opened 1001 to for cash, but left off 1004 to 4, and for the 9di Demmber, 1001 to 1. Business was upon a very quiet scale. The official report of the sales @tested emirates :—Three per Ceqt. Couple, fog, mwy, 1001, 1,4; ditto for accounf, 1001. 'liver per Cwt. Reduced, 991, 4. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103, 4, 103. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 7-16; ditto, 30 years, 1869, 6 3-16; ditto, 1860, 611-16• India Stock, 274. Bank Stock, 2231. Business in Exchequer Bills is brisker, at the late reduction in prices. Cho March and June issues are quoted at the uniform price of 725. to 755. prem. There is scarcely any variation in the value of foreign securities, the operations being scattered. Mexican Bonds and Swedish Scrip are rather dull, and Dutch Fours very firm. Bargains are marked as follows :—Austrian Fiver Cent. Bonds, 814 (exchange fixed at 1011. per £ ). Belgian Four-and s-Half per Cents. 96, 4 ; ditto, Five per Cents. 1004. Brazilian Five per Cent., 1829 and 39, 1014, 101. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 81. Danish Five per Cents., 1051, 64. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Lents., 631, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifi cates, 961, 971. French Three per Cent. Bente', 83f. (exchange, 23f. 20c.). Granada One-and-a- Half per Cent., ex Dec. 1849 coupon, 211. Mexican Three per Cents., 261, 25. Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., 384. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Centro., 1041, 1051. Sardinian Five •per Cents., 98, 1. Spanieh Old Three per Cents., 611, 62; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 231 ; ditto Passive (Converted), 64. Swedish Loan, 11 dis. Turkish Six per Cent., 2, 21 prem. The miscellaneous share business includes: Eng lish, Scottish, and Australian Bank at 41, 1 ; London Chartered Bank of Australia, 31; Provincial Bank of Ireland, 46/, 47, 461; Royal Australian Banking and Gold Importing, 4, 1 ; Union Bank of Australia, 644, 654 ; Union Bank of London, 181; Australian Royal Mail Steam, 3; General Screw Steam Ship ping, 614, 32 ; Netherlands Land Enclosure, 21; Peninsula and Oriental Steam, 88; ditto (201. paid), 48, 47 ; Beziers and Graissessac Railway shares left off 11 to: prem.; Bordeaux and Cetto, 61 to 1 prem.; South Eastern of France, 1 to 14 prem.; French Crystal Palace, 1 to 1 prem.; Royal Swedish Rail way, 1 to 4 prem.; Swiss Railway, 1 to 1 prem.; Magdalene Steam, 1 to 4 prem.; Lake Fucino Drainage, nominal at 1 to 1 prem.; Ebro Canal, 14 to 1 prem.; Bank of India and China, 1 to 14 prem.; Chiriqui Road, to 4 prem.; Antwerp and .Rotter dam Railway, 4 to 11 prem. The quantity of gold brought in by the Potentate from Australia is about 16,300 ounces, worth 66,0001. The third call of 21. per share, on the shares of the Dijon and Besancon Railway, is now payable. All the great public establishments for the trans action of City business, including the transfer offices of the Bank of England, will be closed on the 18th inst., the day fixed for the funeral of the late Duke of Wellington. The Stock Exchange will also,' without 66bt, be closed, although the ordinary official notification of the fact has not yet been issued ; and generally the day will bo observed, so far as is practicable, as a strict holiday by all houses of busi ness. The English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank has received its charter from government, and is thus placed in exactly the same position as the London Chartered Bank of Australia. Mr. Jack son, a gentleman well known in the colonies, has been appointed inspector, and will immediately pro ceed to Australia to make the requisite arrangements for the commencement of business. It is expected that the high standing of the gentlemen composing the board of direction, and their connexion with the colonies, will ensure to the institution a large business. The Darlington and Barnard Caatle Railway is projected, with& capital of 80,0001. The line is to commence by ajnuction with the Stockton and Dar lington Railway, near the last-named town,and pass ing near to Piercebridge, Gainford, Alwent,Winston, and Newshem, will terminate in Galgate-street, Bar nard Castle, being a total distance of about 18 miles. Only a single line is to be laid down. By Thursday's telegraphic despatch from Vienna the new loan had fallen to 11 din. The exchange on London was quoted 11.28, and gold 227, prem. In the market fer foreign exchanges to-day the demand for bills again exeeeded the supply, with the exception of Paris, which was generally offered at 25.171 for short, 25.20 money, and 25.35 to 40 three months. Bills on Antwerp, Ghent, and Brunets generally ruled at 25.371 to 40 for three months. Amsterdam was again lower, being done at 11.18 for three months, at which price but few bills were to be met with; for short paper the price was 11.161. Petersburg was quoted 371 to 38. Frank fort was in demand at 120 to 1. Hamburg closed 13.61 to 7. Vienna ruled at 11.42 to 45, short paper being done in large amounts at 11.44, and 4 per cent.: whilst Tneste commanded 11.44 to 48. There was a great demand for all Italian places. Leghorn was quoted 30.60 to 6.5; Genoa, 25.521 to ; Naples, 411 to 1. Bills on Spain were also in request at 491 to 50 for Madrid; and 50 for Clubs. Drafts on Lisbon commanded 531 money ; and Oporto 631. The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the 6th of November, is as follows : BANK 01 NNOLAND ;; Acens lola Wald -....04.692,73111 ST for thews* maxi Nov. 0.1313 "STOUT. 00.61,666 at Dobl L 0 1. 01 '.00 tuber elsoarttles 2.944.16N 041 001. 66d Winn 20,673.861 banks 111,164 144.492136 ' Oicdtal SHAM; 412 k 76 0 M sb2 De n gcal to (twin& tfit= aod MT. *ems.) 6.61 1 .143 Our DegaWim Off Wkr if &Mother 11111§ 1,465,201 434.0 0 era haerriles e 14136 maaroilin m.6 asoled. Nod Wilebt Amatgl .. si3.osems saw • •• •• • 2,633 Gold did. . 11441.6°) 3U2,616 ^ 6.14867,18.3 I it3Ciettlis Nor. 11, lin J. R. ELBE!, Doren, Umiak, The above returns, wheß compared with those for the proviotip week, ethibit the following changes: Circulation issue Circulation active 23,351,141 Decrease 461,910 Public deposits 6,040,143 Increase 375,643 Other deposits Government securities in banking department..., 13,950,375 Without alteration °the/securities in banki ng department Coin and bullion in both departments &yea day and ether bills 1,414.5,294 Increase 13,644 The Rest The iteterve The decrease in the circulation and private de posits, and the increase in the government deposits, private securities, and reserve, are all changes that were to be anticipated. On the whole, the inference to be drawn from the return is, that the operations of our vast business are progressing in full activity, yet without giving occasion to any strong demand for money sufficient to exercise a disturbing influence - • The market is toady to-day, at the following prices: Town Tallow is quoted 445. 9d. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 455. to 3d. ; October to December, 455. , Jan. to March, (1853), 455. 6d. Mannar AVERAO2B.—Town Tallow, 475. 34. ; fat by ditto, 2s. 634.; yellow Russia's, 47e. Od. ; melted stuff, 355. Oil. ; rough ditto, 225. 6d. ; Tallow graves, 12s. ; good dregs, 60. COVENT GARDEN.—THIS DAY. Vegetables and what fruit is in season continue pretty plentiful. Pears and apples are sufficient for the demand. Tomatoes may still be obtained. Filberts realise fair prices. Potatoes have not altered in value since our last report. Mushrooms are getting scarcer. Cut Flowers consist of heaths, pelargoniums, roses, mignonette, biguonia venuata, and fuchsias. COALS.-Lommx, Nov. 12.-Ships at market, 296; sold, 172.-Buddle's Wmt Hartley, 16s. 3d; Burnhope, 14s. &I. ; Hasting's Hanky, 15s. 941.; Holywell, 17s. ; Longtidge's West Hartley, 16.5. 9d; I'elton Main, 141. 9d. ; Ravensworth Wert Hartley, 16s. 3d. ; Stewart's Hartley, 16s. 6d.; Tanfield Moor,tlbs. ; Tanfield Moor Betts, 156.6 d. ; Townley. 15s. 9d. ; West Hartley, 16s. 6d. ; West Wylam Trader, 16s. 911. ; Wylam, 16s. ; Willington Hart ley, 16s. 9d.; Walls End, 16 e. 6d.; Walls End Atom Clow, 16s. ; Walls End Ilebburn, 16s. 641. ; Walls End Johnson, 16s. 641. ; Wads End Lawson, 16.. 3d.; Walls End Walker, 16e. 31.; Eden Main, 17*. 641. ; Lanibton's Primrose, 171. 3d.; Walls End Braddyll, 17s. 6d.; Walls End Kepler Orange, 17s. 6d.; Walls End Lunhton, 17.. 9d. ; Wall. End Lumley, 175.; Walls End Yensher, 175.; Walls End Riehmund, 175.; Walls End Stewart's, las. 6d.; Walls End Whitwell, 113 s. 6d.; Walls End I Casson, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End llartlepool, 18s. ; Will. End Haugh Hall, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Howden, 17s. ; Walla End South Hartlepool, 17.. 941. ; Walls End South Kelloe, 17s. 6d.; Walls End Thornley, 17s. 341. ; Walls End Ads. laide Tees, 17.. 6d. ; Walls End Clavering Tees, 16s. 6d.; Walls End Deantry, 17s. 3d.; Walls End Pease. West, 161.; Walls End Richardson's Tees, 165.; Walls End Wood house Close, 16e. 6d.; Derweutwater Hartley, 16s. 3d.; Nixon's Merthyr and Cardiff, 22.. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 13, 11162. The state of the Weather at each of the following pilaw. at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The stations are arranged in order of latitude. POOLE—N.E.; Strong Breeze; Overcast. Haerimon—E.N.E.; Gentle Breeze; Overcast. SOUTRAIIPTON—N.W. ; Strong Breeze; itain. TUNIIIRIDOE—N.E. ; Gentle Breeze ; Seuda-Rain. Bastgoatonz—N.E.; Gentle Breeze; Rain. Onniewlen—E. ; Strong Breese ; Heavy Rain. SWINDON—E.; Strong Breeze; Heavy Rain. LIMORTON—S.E. ; Calm; Rain. COLCHRITIR—S.W. ; Strong Breeze; Heavy Rain. C•MBRIDOII—E.; Gentle Breeze ; Rain. Tke returns from the fullowing places did not reach this office Is time for publication yesterday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Thursday morning at Wee o'clock. POOLI-8.E.; Strong Breeze; Partially Cloudy. limentros—S.E. ; Gentle Breeze; Overcast. SOUTHAMPTON—S.; Stronglirecze; Overcast. Poingsvown—S.E.; Light Breeze; Overcast. TONBRIDOI—E.; Strong Breeze; Partially Cloudy. Basitrosrogn—N.R. ; Gentle Breeze; Scud—Rain. GIIZINWICR—CaIm ; Overcast. Sear —R S.E. ; Calm; Snow and Rain. THIS DAY, Noox. Mu.. *Mad. atrial* at WIM. State of the Weather. N.S.E. 13trosi brash Yo y. ATTACK UPON A SENTINEL AT ORLEANS. Tho Journal du Loiret says :—" The city of Orleans was, on the morning of the Gth, thrown into agitation by a report that the sentinel posted in front of the residence of Gen. Coeur, near the Boulevart St. Jean, had been attacked dar ing the night by several men, armed with knives and pistols, and that after shots had been exchanged, the *enti tle' had succeeded in repelling his assailants. The follow. ' ing are the details of this affair :—The soldier, whose name is Ayme, belonging to the 27th foot, was walking up and down on his post,when en individual came up and asked him the hour. Ayme replied that it was 3 o'clock, and at the same time recommended the men to kerp at a distance. The other, however, in place of doing so, asked, ' you like being on guard in that way i' • That is nothing to you,' was the reply. 'Do you know the President ?" I have seen him, but I am not acquainted with him, and I have no answers to give you.' The man then proposed to purchase the contents of the soldier's cartouch+boa for 100 f., whereupon Aymi• seised the man by the collar and pushing him back against the wall, held him so. The other pulling l out a pistol tired it at the soldier's brad, but Aymi stooping slightly avoided the ball, w en t passed through his shako, taking off part of the brass eagle In front as it passed. The sentry then gave his assailant a stab with his bayonet, but was at the same moment attacked by five or six persons, who rushed forward from a neighhouringstreet. Osseo( them also fired &pistol at him, but again without effect. Ayme sustained for a short time an unequal combat, in the course of which he received several slight wound+, and wes obliged to let the first assailant go. At last the steps of persons approaching were heard, and the men made off. l'he mo ment after the soldiers of the nearest post; aroused by the noise of the fire-arms, hurried up, sod saw the men running off. A search was immedint, ly instituted to discover the persona implicated in this attack, sad already, we are is formed, there is every probability of their being undid.' - -" (f t , .".1: ,~ I 1 1 1:1 0 0 11j 24 0 Sh 10 107 104 It OS 10.1 • u 7 7 ipet los