The Express. — London, England, 1853-10-11 00:00:00

c~~~~ /;7;ta---/-74 Zoe rvb.c 00rt%% [co. 11 4227.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 11, 1853. [THREEPENCE 47. FIVE (11.31 4 111 AL--Mr. HALSE, the Medical 2:. IlrusrwielAssm London. Worms Us Mad, w GUINt APPARATV+ES are sow resdy.—Sssi tws pif MAO ht. Possbist flolvssiso. THE WONDF.IIFCL KALEIDOSCOPIC MEAT l•Ift•tfll trios• eetrntilk MA Op lie.l principles, by rah the (*et , the gm is the hitetommare) is reflected oa to , while MOH:ft Mass, the rays of beat *lag eo mows. Ooet4 tb with lesingarative,y) a were handful of fuel. large joint 0 we t lay be assatindly cooked with it. ant nicely bndrned ell ▪ ratl4sWll 6ALKIIIISCUIPIC MCAT St:KEEN will repay is shakoes lna Ilsw weeha, lu wwlerate peg* mid suit everybody. MOO SAKIJUW, lavente, manufacturer, ad satiates., ti, King lidasiwdnot. Vow' as-boese. Kosbtiehest teytt. Alen, his TE' CAM( !RAND, so admirably costrivid Mat so sett:seat in m a c r . cart dPisubeJ. Also may be had, his fEW IYVSYTEU STKAMEIt, warranted to conk in perfection, by uhisb bk rw r poiamee de molted equal to the beet oeweingo.l is the wry icestsel, whilst thee , ol the best quality are serve t up with that Ow Lova sad eyelids halm as ether method can supply, they sung rushed by Mel% bed Wifigritt wolature, truly economical, as by taw ad waste ai amidst lima above are warranted to delight wary pur.uarr. Wean and see them, or send for engravings and prices. neon may be bad gratin. AI/IFS TRAVELLING will find the application ul KOW LAN ICA LT ULM MI refreshing I in= A Jelicary end beauty of tin and Ain Ma t indiesee u( the nun end Durk dlepillig the •ioia ed sec reimatios, allaying at irritability and bent, and Ward. pip the Wing emanation areianst en remared idemleity bsellic pil mats el the onin. Freebies, Tam Wes. limplisk aid Diseelenra. Om am a lapittely Mdlder. nal lli•• Pima l• • dinewsly clear and fair Com la aced amber% est Saw snare% it• virtues bane w nebasetedged.—Priee Ind an per 4551.. Cantiom—llis wards limrirede Karim ass tbe b y e : i i i.WIAD and SONS, 20, Listless order. ME FAMILY Ml ••- -------- MEASAM'S MEDICATED CREAM.—For all pupae's of Wahl& aw parnessesised with pain m thejetste , has., i..ld etiireriaa, saaabewa,sr anythitst indicative of silk It to Latw‘.4 without a tied. Thew Is sat erg preparation in the lbw. sw eretee, rr amour* tbepserst waliduat el time el, that non pia Koalas...add/arm. It used Ira* benedseely on IN S t. .:ti a wens ar baths It areal sew lose aliets waelsa at the a d, threalat ir t . i w iwiell mew* awe Ws 'abets artoe of the bath an ease M om& indent* Ls ribinbi =pia% eselled amti sar ewa, ti, aalwaraa, awellega, oil al ts/rassasawy selins e bum wale" ad limb% sainlebig. la swot asses It aspwneass were at Ps ants hresersesas siewenea e IN us at flab alas witl nub lassawalisse sal loam as as. at Its Sara Wag marble our tbe sew% Ni pargaliais we din tbe s is db= l / 4 7 6, alba 111111111111“ w lea pureatillal relieve, s pell./ 11. la a ; ylcatiiin It is &Unita es w ass de 4= wa me seek oat it ia waft immolate bpsassrapprene se Wax I..,etttat or lanais. Clea wee we wee le raw, NAL ref aerate pomace plawally, 'Mita% Wow% iba e la Wm& woe, owl on family WPM Is withost —Oda ammilislenis god 411111 OD., Al, Bawd last Twapielar), bpid,,a, sr whom it le all It pot*. at NIL. Is. 114, and Ss. bd. 54 4. !nal! j its. sag Via eadk, with chrwalwr; alarm ap al pewit wawa no 218. bunny *a ma loydai► Nei a sit prat of dr Maoism. pEAFNESS, CHRONIC OR ACUTE NER vor4 DEAFNESS. BINGINO NOISES AND PAINS IN E EA ttes. -A NEW DISCOVERY FOR RESTORING NEARING, revert to to wholly ItEGROAA by "Web many tboomdbof Nair- In bate been tontoady MUM le heer the bow seam Is slow tom menet “totei on MOW' mob. heseaserimoi sr tl to a sud, Of /It'd owes mime of elber ma. Ms - Impabot Wpm, toe tbo sem ot ilidises, Watt* as lt dem el re lbw imitrlUS and And sismiluir, heo Wm We by lbo Went owlet. Dr. DAVID Mil.% ILA, (IS pimi smoldost e r =.14 ; Efighatt.et. Tamlidap Wille. the Rest konbed.sto NAK sinli4t a bet hiedic a t ili re met warmed = i t s ..i ram Ws eli ege. morewso. or my EN" io abbleem sal en oileet, sed hos 'NM Mew Ibllmes tles tow Mleiss et asbee la the bead mei 1111" _illlsomelifteey somemed by ft ma Erb mime as Nib It NEW TM beef WI wit Ws Imibeely rentailiy, oe Ilmolliillm metes* Wpm* to brat room heempecedies. vie Wm soold aft be moda to bar Imbed mend* to thit mr. or I, mew at a wodal me W. A bee he mob/ by ibe DEW so Imoisb of et met of Co cm biumerbe end bouoltelo sillMirer is em, iot la wey tbowle b rim to Ingot be bes mil It way ted oat baud lbo Iwo b b half their IA awl mem Bat m ell, obi. by lb as We. as sow porbetly restmsi be boort* rd the lob* el tbefr Year willow sod Wild to bias Mo. LIMO is a plow of Apylkoito to onodl l = itstmat al their ones by kber, es. gloom Nome rasps or moo, ardor Ex 7e. Id. - ----- NIRVOUS'iIiSS, DISORDERS of th• HUD, obi NERVOUS SYSTEM, ?IT$, EPILEPSY. /ALL. CIO DORN. are--YEE MOST EXTRAORDINARY AND PROVI DENTIAL DISCOVERY, FOR MALMO NERVOUS WIMP a& HIND AND HEAD 0011PLAIRTIL De. DAVID EVORA 113 pars esirdilse pilysidia) 1. High.drest, UMW.= it nate on el the meet leeportoed dieseeartee • Now b y se oweravor dle_ seta &at ▪ ttearLde. l.l. 2 by whisk rho ward angled sub ee rfi at tide •larti a = 1"1.181 111,911111.11 g i n t il looseisaeoL l tereetriar Wes eseilaeloo Rem d tee he oda eel ealheareir Rely Elesederee. am at Is der went o el waft as mire semi an isjoiminsL Mt sod dread ef d diprodioo ind loyaeatof ellboat sag OW% ▪ beeopelV ter boderma or ray merle% liodtade wee doe obis "sem loooloolary Weft anima Sevin ap to *a Sao alma win ley emited et drowse sr ell ant miry sods% bed ussory. eintemel Mer e Mrs ands' bemersesamatte, laded*. la el dime. ROO, loam deepen alatite, idiom at Ow tea al ks laeid. lobe tieso. Ma Nue and lip wad eel WI limbo d ildeetraelkq mil adore tos amen= to rautiso. *ay Um eerie II elellaattentledleil moro d ordesordlory delearepro trr. Om Mehl mendhe hom proved Se eniellehromem an d tile the a m e=lo the mieseeq kr miss mmemorm. Whoa ill the peed dteemiles. MY% um me Ind OM& leMoMm. Imo all mowed mei. BM Mem le sopmeel to trte eToolistre et Me ma, b y liar, forisicles. = do= maropordir. the mom et een e I be ce oet. to say pert of the OA% free. DAIOMAS. I. Litrahrest, Tiabridgemdle. UM toss ia course of construction at Oreenock, are not even yet completed, but will probably be brought into operation before the end of the present ear. The Solent, how ever, a new and beautiful vesse l, built by Mears. White, of Cowie, of 1804 tons register, wi.h engines of 400 horns nominal power, constructed by Messrs. Miller and Raven hill, has been completed, and despatched for a voyage to St. Themes and beck; and it Wads the direeton great satisfaction to state that this ship, upon her trial trips, although with so small an amount of powereompared with the tonnage, gave • speed superior to that of any steamer ever yet constructed, capable of carrying fuel for so long • distance as 3,62'2 miles. These energetic measures have inevitably required a heavy outlay of money, which the directors have considered it their duty to authorise, in order I to perfect the efilcieney of the service, by correcting, as far as lies in the power of the company, all irregularities, and to meet the wishes of the public as well as of her Majesty's government, by adopting such recent improvements in tho form sad construction of steam vessels, as experience has shown to be advantageous in attaining the highest I rate of speed. By these means, when the fleet is complete, the certainty will be secured of reach ing Panama and other places from England more rapidly via St. Thomas than by any other route, and thereby of materially accelerating the steam communications with Anatolia and the various ports in the Pacific Ocean. Whilst, therefore, the directors are determined to spare no exertions in order to fulfil their contract with the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, they will, on the other hand, consistently with the accomplishment of this object, exercise the strictest economy of the funds placed at their disposal, and use their utmost endeavours oa all occasions to increase the receipts of the company, and to reduce its expenditure. In conelusiori, after due coasideration of sU existing circumstances, and trusting that many of thou at present unfavourable to the company are only of • tempo rary nature, the directors are of opinion that the usual rata of dividend, two pounds per share, should be declared for the first half of the current year; the same to be paid, free of income tax, on and from the 18th instant, at No. 65, Moolgate-street, between the horn of 11 and 8 o'clock. " By order of the court of dirtoion, "E. Clueteu., Secretary." The following is the working account from Jan. 1 to June 30, 1853 :—Disbunentents : Coals, freight and all charges, 102,8831. 51. sd. ; wipe, 31,3851. 10s. 3d. ; provisions, 44,9641. 10s. 4d. ; stores, 11,6941. 31. 3d. ; port charges and pilotage, 6,4871. 18s. 2d. ; general service and stations, 8,37 W. 12s. bd.; office expenses, 1,1621. Os. Id.• law ex penses, 1291. 14s. 44.; salaries, 6,0651. 7s. 11d.; insurance, 22,6001.; surplus, 65,1951. 14s. 5d.; soaking a total of 299.7271. 16s. 7d. Receipts : Goventinant contract, 135,0001. ; freight, 55,2191. Ills. 2d. ; passage money, 109,1941.05. 2d. ; coal sacks, &c. (.old), 3141. 61. 3d. ; total, 289,7271. 16s. 7d. TRH ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY. The report of the directors to the proprietors, ' whin is to be sabedtted to the gessral meeting, at the Inaba Tann, the Mk day of Ostetem 1863, is se follows: "The proptisime en aware thee Me eldest of this bell swap le molder the meshing seemed of Ist of the wenn "sar i a espy of with b hes Ms east to every shemboiew fa emmdeeee with the in. rtriablepeostise of the kepi Mall Nees Packet Com May. lines anise wee Ohm In the lapin of the het gam' of the gamma addllienel awes he of eml, soda the pitmen the seams 4 8 2 e: peeweenth ea a. , . is the rate of end ma deal ban net 'sly eastinised to eptimet e kelli t hen hemmed te ea melee gamest, it net whft. mgeml this Me wad* ellbstsd issB elsam MOM mammies to the Needles. The =lame of these Mmiellsee 'Misty dopes& ma regular @Ed signals sup ple el mei el widens higne Mend, es well es le lei. INK, he eldipmeele melt be emattneed. whine!! iambs the amt of he IS d sr Os selle of het!' anomie! hr moo eeriest. lash demaanneese tho dinstesseeild net beaten le l u re,memeed expeditor% whisk hie mmeestml opeopts of VASIL la the melds of mah ohms, hoped that of the waimpeeMeg ballet the pin 11162; it km* Mee aseemmy ti_ pie ftes MS to ISO per seat. above the symposia of Might whisk soled during that Pined kr :ih u la Walla le the Jammed dregs ism. sifted the ammo= Wm of freight s She penis met et Ms bas she odeseesd to a esesidemble amen ; sad he ilsinead for the Wein cool exclusively mid by thh company) he bum es by the seta- Winn of additional steam with various pen of the world, that then his beat as altemetive het to genhess meal of an inferior quell% the ceseemptin of Mak Y giddier, and conseqnstly lama welly. To sheet his premiere for supplies of soul, the divestment's& arrange- Ma_ ts for the shipment of 10,111 toes teem the United Mates of America to depots in the West Luse; sad as portions of this have already noshed their destisation, it le setlefectory to state that a eaiiemer for the winter coo sumpuni is sow laid in at all the etetlfte, se that no reason sena ti apprehend a failure ia the yr'i engage* mints intlfispv respect. It bailees Receseary also dung thj anent year, from the Peel 11 0 serld dentsit4 tie onglosers, seamen, Ike., M kostemee is 'may kabala of the service the rate of gore; sad then far hued cinnamon will explaie the erases el the higher male of dishessemeate peessated to the belt-yearly work iq ammo. The shareholisse es of isms aware of the fatal Wean dot ban bon misled t the West WA 'skein milts imam Sulu of Za ,rink as wall as in the esespeop's istureskaill slips,by lls o lanB 4o of the yellow fever, whisk, by neateing it bapiendy noes eery to send out supernumerary Mims end ass to supply the place of those who fell vieelges to the epidemic, added uneasily to the other expense' ander th e bead of wages, le., while at the maw time lt somsioned, as will be per ceived, a material diminution la the menet. for passengers led freights. But ibis dims twin at length providenti ally disappeared, there is nesse to hope that the traelc will speedily mum Its amount of activity ; and the directors feel it doe M their superintendents, agents, captains, casein seginsere, and crews, to ex- Press the strong Nan aleitained of their moral unti'age, real, sad maltsiii conduct, exhibited dying the whole of the period in question. Since the last gonetal meeting, line Avon, Clyde, and Teviot have been stationed for interoolnial service in lieu of the Great Western, Thames, and Trent, ordered home for general repair ; and the Dee, after being coppered. repaired, and lengthened at New York, will in the present month relieve and send home the Medway for a similar purpose. It is gratifying to add that in each case the ships repaired sod altered have materially improved in speed, so that the efficient state of the company's Beet is such, at present, as lojastlfy the directors is anticipating a penctual perfor mance of the important service entrusted to the company by its contract with her Majesty's government. The Camilla, an iron paddle-wheel steamer, of 639 tow and 250 house-power, of great speed and adequate accommodation, bat been purchased, equipped,' and dispatched for the Bruits to relieve the Prince, which vessel has been em ployed upon the route between Rio de Janeiro and the River Plate, since 'July, 1651, and which will now be brought to England for neeeesary overhaul of the bull and machinery. As relates farther to the corns psoys shipping, it a, to be regretted, notwithstanding every exertion and rensonstranoe on the part of the com yeay, that the Austo and Wye, which have been so NEWPORT AND ABEROAVENNY AND SHREWSBURY AND Himont) Itutt.ware.—Both these lines ore to be publicly opened for traffic on the Ist of November, when the through kale between the North and South Wake, us Hereford, will be completed. The great work on the Shre wsbury line has bun the Dinmore-hill Tunnel, which bas bun completed. This undertaking is 1,060 yards long, 18 feet high, and 16 fest wide, and in its contraction 3,260,000 bricks were used. The largest " heading " which bas env been driven is in this hill ; and it can be men straight through. The whole ham beau 24 years la leaking, duringlwhich time the mining ha been of the most arduous character, is many places being equal to solid rock. The emotion over the Log it nearly fiddled, bevies been washed away ; and the necessary weeks along the line have jut approached completion. Tau Lawman - GAOLQuittY.—Thia inquiry was resumed yesterday ; Lord Benson and several other county magistrates being present. AN AUSTRALIAN ADVENTURER.—A Mr. Edward Bathurst, projector of the Australasian Chartered Railway Company, has been declared insolvent at Sydney. This gentleman arrived with letters from Earl Bathurst to Sir Charles Fitzroy, and met with a very civil reception in consequence. Presuming upon his name, he started the above named scheme, hired • fine house, gut 7001 worth of furniture on tick, and opened splendid offices in Sydney. His specious representations not standing the test of one inquiry, he was discovered to be a penniless adventurer, to say nothing worm, and the whole fabric of the Australa sian Chartered Railway Company scheme fell to the ground in an hour, together with Mr. Bathurat's pretensions to respectability. Unfortunately there is a wife and family in the bark ground, and a criminal prosecution in view.— Australian and New Zealand Garen*. PALACE AT EYYIELD.—Queen Elizabeth, in the early part of her reign, frequently kept her court at E n . field. Her palate was the manor-hown, near the church, of which little now remain.. In Lysons' time (1793) it had been in a great measure rebuilt, and divided into tene menu. He adds, " the part which contains the old room is in the occupation of Mrs. Perr7." When I saw this room, about twenty years ago, it wu to its original state, with oak panels and a richly ornamented ceiling. The chimney. piece was supported by columns of the lonic and Corinthian order, and decorated with the cognisance, of the rase and portcullis, and the arms of France and England quartered, with the garter and the royal supporters. Underneath was this motto," Sola seas servire Deo, sant cwtera traudin."— Notes and Chariot. SECOND EDITION. FROM THIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. FOREIGN-OFFICE, SIPT. 30. The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint George John Robert Gordon, Esq., new Secretary to her Mejeety's Legation at Stockholm, to be her Majesty's Charge d'Affaires and Coneul•Geseral to the Oriental Republic of the Uruguay. The Queen has also been graciously pleased to appoint the Hon. William Grey, now First Paid Attache to her Ma esty's Embassy at Paris, to be Secretary to het Majesty's Lgratioa at Stockholm. DOWNING-STREET, OCT. 11. The Queen bas been pleased to appoint Robert William Koala, Esq., to be Lieutenant-Governor of the Island of Grenada. WAR-OFFICE, Oar. 11. 4th Regiment of Dragon Guards.—Cornet Charles Fleet wood Sham to be yet, by purchase, vial Pearson, who retires. let Dragoons.—Lieultsant James Ainslie to be captain, by purchase, vies Craft. who retires; Cornet Edmund Pens, to he lioutreat, by purchase, vice Ainslie. 16= Datorm—Lientenant David Barclay to be by praltane, vice Heywood, who retires; Cor net Eitikamil Carl Usability Williams to be liesteutant, 7111=P Barclay. of Foot.—First Lieutenant James Cures. Siam the Wed Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Mosley, op portune 20th Foot. Stir b est---Linstenant and Quartermaster Charles Butbor- Ind Dawson, from the 29th Foot, to be lieutpaant, view Webb, appointed quartermaster 29th Foot. Pest—Lieutenant Godfrey Goodman Mosley, from the 7 th Foot, to be paymaster, vice South, who retires • d 29th Fem.—Lie Y utenant Timothy Webb, from the Bth Foot, taw quartermaster, vice Doman, appointed 'batman lteb Feet. 48th Feuer-Brevet-Lientsaant-Colonel Hallam D'Arey KW esyle te Boysbe lientes ho embeellesel, by purchase, vice Brevet el , w moire& IS* isteL—Cbrietegber 35.. Wilkieeen, gent., to be en alsoyel_Phrthilaws vlee Puller, who retina. yges k =aelga tlattlenw Hell to be lieutenant, without paw.ViS, demand. Mk poet —Jobs Sweemn, gent, to be ensign, by w eb" vice Eldaglea, wke Mims& 99th Feet—Brevet LimstesembOeismel Hoary Bake to be major, by purchase, mks Jaw, mite retires; lieutenant George Dowdea Diction Cmsol to be captain, by par olees*, via Bator; Doak! Litton Heinen, gent., to be Rule .—Fir emt ig lsL is pnrelmee. st Lisatenaet Hoe. William James se be mptain, by purchase, vice de Lwow, who retires; &mad Lieutenant Arthur Frederick Warren to be list lieutenant, by parches., vim Colville ; Lord Fre &risk George Sutherland Lemon Gower to be second yet, purchase, vies Wanes. Homp=iner.—Arebibald Alexander Campbell, gent., to be illistant-aarpon to the forces, vim Tamer, %t -riad It the Mb Foot. BANKRUPTS. SAMOIL Coosa, Reeding, BiTyliliiro, builder. MOORS DMUS, High-street, Southwark, straw bonnet maker. Ozonise SRAORim, Winchester, solicitor. Lax= Otrascocx, Coleman-street, Now North-road, Islington, baker. Joins )lustscriz.z, Lyme Regis, Doesetshire, ship. builder. WILLIAM Sarxote, Manchester, leather-seller. ANN linvAav Scarfs, Liverpool, hosier. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Roam FINDLAY, Glasgow, warehouseman. Joint Pavnissost, Allen, grocer. WILLIAM LAWSON, Linlatheow, hotel keeper. JON, BOMB? WHIRR ANDIRSON, O.ugow, manufac turing &mitt. Pasu MANX, Kilmarnock, slater and contractor. PIT= Fanouson, Glasgow, commission agent, de ceased. °tom BORLAND, High Braidley, Loudon, Aynhire, Darman. SHARE LISTS. -•--• MONDAT ETINDIO. English railway shares showed great firmness during the morning, and were in demand at higher rates; but with the relapse in Consols this market also declined. At the close prices were in most cases identical with those of Saturday, but the tone of the market was rather fiat. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocz. The English railway market opened steadily, but has since given way, and nearly all the chief stocks are now quoted at a decline. London and North- Western stock is quoted 1021 to 1031; Midland, 581 to 691; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 61/ to 621; Great Western, 80 to 801; Great Northern', 181 to 4; Dover., 171 to 1; and Caledonians, 241 to 1. Northern of France shares have fallen to 32 to 1. Strasbonigs are quoted 361 to 1; and Paris and Lyons, 151 to 161 prem. 0111DINAIT SHAN= AND SOCK& Wise pryer! Ireanday. - to p.-21; Wafers -is I fir V — lt . 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Dab per Dept OW% Ditto Find 4 pa Oast oath Zoom (lisiouls, Ilia.)of 51.0.1 Do. 411 pow amt. th.lrailialtiroiporotAittie 14 17 id 1,14 j 14 IS 14 Par e pm 24 344 103 _lll7 igr. u - 7,alig: I !a Ugortta ot lOop.putel• i+ 20 N 99 ii I 0 1 if dl 111 SI VS IS St. I U U le U. U St ~.~~~ ri [ii rUKILION hatworp led BOOM= Seism to Ossisimiaa.. Ipsa Ramis Asmies Mariam W ikqesibisk blies asd Benagas Mu* wawa . East latab Itziarios ....... twat Indian Prelims.. Waal Ivestlei of 'met G.Treak sfOia!elasLith4 1 iiiitOsianl — o - f — Prasce.. Moot. Cased; Shim Is haat° bps. Loosa&Peotoja.3 p.Ct.Prof Do. (.Itailvsyl ..: .. D D lesik) ... 7.. ••. °m antes,' . .. yoso. sad Moditotra . oesa 4.ria ltagras mocw. ... .: .. ... Raab/ a uatqatii; 14 ' , Scribers of Vran.s... .. Do„ far Mosey .. .. Us. 301. 3 pot et. Moeda (tar R. A Amain. AL) Nentegin Trask Prehr. Paris ski Lyme ... .. Pais sad tlr.eata ... .. Porte owl Bowe .. Pork and otroot.o-r 3 ParlNCsoomidChorboors Ea lUtdiaboed ... I Tim? sadMovro ... ... : `mow . _ .....i *Dial Swediel .setFre sa4 MenM. Do. Si pis Oat. TNOat. ssss Lama at Trues essiburs at Frame. u z: bilis &lip 7.7 . Wan., a of finites vr.•ters , 4 itlededes ILWAYi. Se li do 3 I die I II If 2 slt pos Si as I pia t ill „, I ii I . Ii 1 4 P• 4 3i die I 1 1 IC 1} Os Di Tut In $ 14 pa 44 4/ - 111 "imi 2 4 444 3 tar Is le 11 dim f 1= O dl. 7; If Fib Pi 17 4r l e i4•C Cleoha llll7lllarse Knish Paid. -West S Dub= ow Yesterday. to.dsy. 1 -- 11,010 0 1 Agsa Ma ell 3 Iva NAM 1 Auto Australia& , • all aWs IMMO 1... *Anglo Califon= 10 1 000 I 0 /Australasian MAO 11 Do. Coal Waled 1 3 10" 30 I= tAaetrallas l Australian Chadlllara 1 1 ele I 1 Asetrelisa hegira KOMI 1 Ave Weds all i dli i i 200,000 1 Brldalt Asetrallai Galt all 14b MON 20 4 Dritiddros 13.2 11 10,000 U flEhsalrop,(lesat3l.p* 141 3f 31 a" ) 10 De.Coesesud Mats all 3 11 11,00 to Do. It. Jobs Del Hey II $3 14 110,1100 1 Cargos'* Creek i I 4 elo 11000 10 Omen Count .....-- all 41 43 imam I tOoloodal DIU ...„... 1 I 1 pea _..— _.. CoPtsPo l6 1111 11 130,04 s W. *Capper Misers of lad. all *4 Ss sou U +Do. Prat. 71 must. all 11 7 pm 70,000 I glaskAsewsllsaawr all 14 $ INA° ~l Great l i e l g o r s hels all i ffu " I Do. all 30,700 Se , , TV* Gaud Dsisy et Bader all 1 tlls par 11.001 ireet=...... all 23 ISW tee,aer lake s at 1, 1 dz. I 9, Usare• 30,400 * laseullealUera. Geld OWN Creole,. 0o allll i f 100,1100 Useefells 11.000 1 assaleasilla.Samken 9 Si 7 ill Wes eames all 3 Els pis 96:909 Now Urine iLlette, ea MOOG NIMIIIIIII Web .. -. ar f lin If le, 30 PestilerwlLL.X.66. • all 111000 I Net P .—. ...... - 1 11 as I Wei 1 Qua* Pink— -Ifse taa Lei ... all eOO SI Cuba ...—. 111 $ 4 14,01 k, le 1 ass lk AvOzallea all I 3as VIM Tla Creel 11,174 11.1.0 *MOW Magm I / a all 33 4 70, 1 Waller 100,002 1 Was Granada _... . all 11 Ms 100,0501 Wait Illarlsow all Ms INAS 1 fibs - ......... all die -—--•- - - - - m 'sant:Animus. ledient Nes today. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. ffoosz.—The public sales are progressing at about last week's prices; grocery lumps, fair to fine, 465. to 46e. 64. Coma.—Thera has not been any offered in public sale to-day. TEA.—The market is firm, but not active. Isuzoo.—The public sale is progressing steadily without alteration. B.traramm-1,000 bags were offered in public sale i re fraction 12k *old at 231. to 295. Bd., which were fall pnces ; refraction 2 to 21, bought in at 30s. to 30s. Bd. Pllll3l'l'o.-700 bate were offered ; about twe•thirde re bought in, the main sr sold 81d. to 71d. per lb. Corrox.-300 balm sold yesterday on 'Chan.. In ether articles no material alteration. . - • 4 Tamersl44 by stamowl aft& JOINT STOCK BANKS, Claim Id BASEL Pd piton %dam 44•• Yestynlis Yrdas. an 10 Hid b T.. I SAL :1 1 — 1 II era dY lb* Ludy, A I ;dig per II 10 3j 1 Lobed Dank al And 15 Ns it 111 r iF 1 2 3 1 . 4 .al $5 SI lid g 1 . 11111.a1 k1:4064 . 4i, 2 46 47 pplimalmr ma bap. oe. 1 les L. no. alesN et ew .4341/415i an 44 44 14 63 114 Vika Lyydss leSi Th_ 111 ay HAN 44 Unice of ...... an lc Mocoursion. Pd. Itionrrdloy /eat s r • , ... . llooolood Lowl. 46 CO OsiollaltlesalsiOe Moo 6 14 pea . . t 3 ***** 10 IT 11 6414664 W. 14 — — • • .! S. MOORE 0o l6 _ ..ir - Naglo•tdoo — I ?" PdAdolando/odd Nil. fa. I II "- Mad 3 n Iraa do Cambia hair 04. It 4 11 •oladdalso a die Ipa 1 N of V is ite Mom] ail I — ls dor hal& if Is ihm. an 16 1 0 . , do - Mitosis Lod.— as b 114, 1 Tsilmook I Vas . lom• sod jo li 14 Ili TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. The tallow market is again firmer. There is vary consi derable inquiry for forward delivery, and importers are net disposed to sell. The delivery yesterday was 674 casks. Town Tallow is quoted 60s. nett cash • Petersburg Y. C. Os the spot, Ms. 9d. to 691.; Oct . Ott. to Dee., 681.; Jas. to Much, 69e., sellers. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY.§ Mr. E. J. Davis reports the trade dull. Prime:meadow hay, 90s. to 1101. ; inferior, 60s. to Ns. ; rowen, 455. to Ms. ; clover, 90s. to 1204. ; second eat, 70s. to 1155.; straw, 355. to 45e. THE VIENNESE AND THEE POCKET-110NET. —The Viennese appear to be a people much cramped in their mind, and display that want of energy which is shown by a boy who has had ton much parental control, and whose tastes and opinions have never been allowed to develop from their own force. An immense amount of discontent prevails, and I have been utonished with the warmth of the expressions used against the present state of things. Every thing is very dear. The people are enormously turd : a royal decree has jut bees issued, enacting an additional land-tax of 10 per cent.. and withal a paper currency, with out any control to its issue, or security for its conversioa. Every person is obliged to carry a pocket-book in which to keep his tan, as from the smallness of the amounts for which they are issued, and the poverty of the government, they ate made of such flimsy material that they would soon wear out in the circulation. I have preserved two, in the last stags of decay, of ten kreutsen each (fourpeece), to present, on my return to England, to a friend of mine who was an eloquent advocate on the side of the Anti-gold League ; and with them I propose to give him a few statistics, that I hope will induce him to hope as I do, that the time may never come when those mysterious old gentle men with the quaint signatures may promise to pay to Mr. Matthew Marshall sub small sums as those above men- Booed. By the way, I perceive that these same signatures are now printed with the notes. I hope this does not arise from these gentlemen getting tired of making pin. misu that are so easily fulfilled.—Correspendent of the Builder. Si illi ag 111 111 It 74 4 1011 We li /61 I,' 63 2 i " . 4 1 ii S4l Si Ma iti Si 14 110 Of al MONEY MARKET. MONDAY 3•111311110. The English Stock market opened with an im proved appearance this morning, and, with the commencement of the arrangements for the settle ment of the account, an advance of t per cent. was at one time established, there being a decided im pression that the account would prove largely " over sold," and stock consequently scarce. At this point however, the market suffered one of those sudden relapses to which it has of late been liable. On some influential sales, coupled with various unfavourable rumours—the most substantial of which referred to an alleged conflict between the Turks and Russians —the price rapidly gave way nearly 1 per cent., and, after a slight rally, closed at the depressed range current on Saturday afternoon. The public continue to buy stock, and a " backwardation" of 1-16 has been paid to-day, but the " time" market for Consols continues extremely sensitive. Consols were first quoted 921 to 2, and soon touched 921, thence declined to 911 to 921, and were quoted at the official closing hour 92 to 1, both for money and Thursday next. After that hour the quotation was 92 to only. In the afternoon several brokers came forward as " givers on stock," and the " backwardation" appeared to pass off. The official report of actual business is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 4, 92, 921 ; ditto for account, 13th October, 921, 1, 92, 921; Bank Stock for account, 220. The market for Exchequer Bills fully maintains its rally. The quotation was about le. higher to-day, closing 4s. to Bs. prem. India Bonds were quoted par to Os. prem. In the foreign stock market prices were fairly supported, business, however, being quiet. Russian stoas were rather better in the morning, bat subse quently relapsed to Saturday's rates. In Buenos Ayrean • sale is recorded at 58. At four o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 24 to 4; Spanish Deferred, 211 to 22; the Certifs., Sto 6 per cent.; Granada Deferred, 8 to 81; ditto, Active, 20 to 22. Peruvian Three per Cents., 49 to 31 ex div.; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 69 to 71. Russian Five per Cents., 112 to 114; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 96 to 98. The list of sales in cludes:—Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 971; ditto, Small, 99, ex div. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., N. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631, 63. Equador Bonds, 41. Mexican Three per Cents., 241, 24, 4. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 70. Portuguese Four per Cents., 43, 421. Russian Five per Cents., 1141, 112#,113. Sardinian Five per Cents., 92, 911. 'Spanish Old Three per Cents., 45; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 211, Money was easier to-day, and first-class short dated bills could be readily discounted at 41 per cent. The Oriental Queen has arrived from New South Wales with 18,000 ounces of gold, valued at 72,0001. Her dates extend to the 22nd June only. The amount of specie brought in by the Niag .ra from New York is only 181,000 dols., or about 36,2001. sterling, but the exchange on London was firmer, and the private mercantile advice. now to hand express an anticipation that gold will shortly be sent to this side in larger quantities. The steamers of the Imperial and Royal Danube Company have stopped their communication with the Lower Danube, below Orsova, as announced by tele graph in London this morning. This is owing to the present uncertain state of political relations in that quarter. There were no acceptances of new stock at the Bank of England, on this the last day allowed for holders of Consols and Reduced Threes to make the exchange. The total failure of the Chancellor of the Exchequer in this branch of his financial plan is thus rendered a fait accompli. The total amount of vo luntary acceptances is as follows : Bank of England. 31. 10s. per Cents. £173,673 19 4 21. 10s. per Cents. Exchequer Bondi 4,290 0 0 Total £1,763,636 6 3 It may be recalled to mind, as a curious fact, that the act under which this voluntary conversion is allowed provides that, in the interim. of the nation, no larger amount than thirty millions of stock shall be allowed to be converted. Owing to reports of the actual commencement of hostilities between the Turks and Russians, the tallow market was decidedly firmer to-day, at an advance of about 6d. per cwt. The closing price of Russian was 675. 9d. for the last three months, and 58s. 9d. for January to March. Notwithstanding the confirmation of the news of the declaration of war by Turkey, the corn market to-day was very quiet. Prices were rather irregu lar, but nominally the same as last Monday. We hear qtno sales of floating cargoes. It may to as well to repeat that to-morrow (Tues day) the new stamp duty will come into operation, when every receipt for money paid above 21. will require to be given on a penny receipt stamp : For not cancelling an adhesive stamp by name or initials of the person giving it the penalty is 101., and for ' using a stamp twice 201. Wednesday next will be " making up" day in the railway market. The General Screw Steam Shipping Company's steamer Lady Jocelyn is fixed to leave Southampton for India on the 14th inst. The Natal, belonging to the same company ' is to be despatched for the Cape of Good Hope and Natal on the let Nov. The Submarine and European Telegraph Compa nies have just opened offices at Gravesend, thus se curing instantaneous communication between Gravesend, London, Dover, and Deal, and between Gravesend and every town of imporlanee on the con tinent. It appears we were not exactly correct in our statement of the rate of interest allowed by the London and North-Western Railway Company on their debentures, although our general remarks on the subject remain perfectly applicable. We under stand the company bare issued no debentures at 5 per cent., the highest rate yet allowed being 41 per cent., for periods of three to five years. Compare tively.speaking, however, this rate is a high one; and in view of the general upward tendency of the money market, it seems probable that the sums ap plicable for dividend on many railway stocks will be materially reduced by increased debenture and other preferential charges. Land shares to-day were steady and quiet. Au tralian Agricultural were quoted 11. higher. Bank shares were also steady. Crystal Palace shares were last quoted 1} to prem., and the new issue Ito prem. East and West India Dock stock has been dealt in at 135; and Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares at 68!. The seat of management of the Scottish Austra lian Investment Company has now been transferred from Aberdeen to London, as signified in a formal advertisement. The second instalment of 21. falls due on the shares of the Mediterranean Electric Telegraph Company on the 18th inst. The railway and other meetings to be held this week are as follows:—Tuesday (to-morrow), Darenth Valley Railway ; Wednesday, Waterford and BB kenny Railway; Thursday, Royal Mail Steam Packet Company and North British Railway Company ; Saturday, Llanelly Railway and Dock Company. Hamburg letters of the 7th mention that business was almost suspended on the 6th, owing to the very ' warlike accounts from various quarters. There were considerable orders in hand to buy sugar for some of the Prussian refiners. Coffee was dull and rather cheaper, cotton flat, rice and oils in demand. Spelter ruled at 13.5. The grain market was dull, with few buyers, except for barley, which continued inquired for. The exchange market was less brisk, with the rate on London ruling at 13.1. Money was tight at 43 per oat. the re. This was the sth day of the sales, port of which is subjoined : B catalogue commenced to-day. Previous prices have been fully maintaiaed and strong support was gtven by holders, but the sale has gone off flatly ; 2,244 chests have passed to-day, of which 848 have been withdrawu, 796 bought in, and 600 sold. Total passed, 7,438 ebestt. The Journal d'Anvers states that the works of the railway from Antwerp to Rotterdam, and those of the Campine Canal, which cross one another between the Dam and Nferxem, employ at the present time more than 2,000 workmen at this place alone. The two bridges over the Schyn are almost completed, and the men are working with astonishing rapidity at the turning bridge, upon which the trains will cross the canal. The engineers state that the line from Ant werp to Roosendael will be open for traffic on the let of January next. The subjoined quarantine notice has been re ceived: Lisbon, 29th ept. The port of Liverpool i s t o -d ay d ec l are d by the Board of Health to be suspected of cholera from the 30th August. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Neuter's express : Amsterdam, Saturday, closing prices: —Dutch Four per Cents., 93k; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 611; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 21 5.16; the Coupons, 5 5-16 ; the Old Three per Cent. Foreign, 451; Austrian Five per Cent. Metal lies„ 771; Peruvian New, 681; Mexican New, 231; Portuguese New, Vf ; Granada Active, 19 13-16; American Bank shares, 4. These prices show • little flatness. Austrian continues to decline. Vienna, Saturday : Five per Cent. Metallic'', 91,1; exchange on London, 10.54; Bank Shares, 1,290. Paris: Closing prices of this day—Three per Cent. Rentes, 73.83; ditto Foar-and-a-Hall per Cents., 100.20; Bank Shares, 2,810. This bourse exhibits a rally. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The funds showed a slight increase of firmness this morning, but unfavourable political reports have again become current, and the feeling of the mar ket is now decidedly flat. The highest price re alised for Consols is 92Z, for money, and the present quotation is 911 to 92; for money and Thursday, and 91; to 2 for the November account. Transfers are now allowed, under certain conditions, in other home stocks, and business has consequently been rather more active. The Three per Cents. Re duced have been dealt in at 91 to 91i ex div. ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 92; to 93; ex div.; Bank Stock, 218 to 219 ex di v . ; S out h S ea Stock , 111; ditto New Anna., 991; Exchequer Bills, 4s. to %%prem.; India Bonds, par to 10s. prem. The foreign stock market is dull, with little busi ness. Mexican is a shade flatter, at 231 to 24k. The sales include: Spanish New Deferred, 21; to 1 '; Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 31 ; Dutch Four per Cents., 93; ex div • Peruvian Four-a n d- a - Half per Cents., 71 ; Danis h Three per Cents., 81; to 82; Buenos Ayrean, 571. MINES. MONDAY EVENING. The market for home mining stocks to-day has been very dull, aid we hear of very few transactions. The gold mining shares were quiet to-day, but generally firm. Colonial gold showed a rather im proving tendency. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 11-16 to 13-16 prem.; Great Nugget, to prem. ; Port Phillip, 5-10 to 3-16 dia. ; British Aus tralian, to dia. ; Agua Fria, fto a prem.; Nou veau Monde, # to prem. Imperial Brazilian shares were fiat. St. John del Rey, on the other hand, were 10s. higher. Metcalfe Copper shares remain stationary, closing 2i to 33 prem. The nominal closing prices of new undertakings are as follows :—Mizen Head, 4 to die.; Lewis Hill Range, 4to I dis. ; Cologne Lead, to dia.; Clarendon (of Jamaica), to 1 prem.; Bntannia Gold, fto per sh.; New South Wales Coal, Ito dia.; L'Aigle d'Or, fto dia.; London and Virginia Gold and Co pper , dis. to prem.; Mount Carbon Coal, •to die. ; Kenmore, dia. to par; Lake Superior Copper, 1 dis. to per; Connemara, dis. to par; Glenaulin, to dia. ; Australian Mut ua l, .4 to I dis. ; Cha rteredi Austral an Land and Mining, jto per sh.; Mel bourne Gold, 4 to f die.; Golden Mountain to per share; Poltimore, 1•16 dis. to 1-16 prem.; New South Wale s Gold, 1 to I die. ; Great Crinnis, dis. to / pm. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica), 1 to I prem. ; Jamaica Copper, 1 to 1 I prem. ; Gar nett and Moseley, 14 to If prem.; New Linares, dis. to par ; Sue River (of Jamaica), to pm. ; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 21 to 31 prem.; Liguanea (of Jamaica), Ito dis.; Dhurode Copper, 4 dia. to prem. ; Monarch Gold, to dui.; Aibion Gold, 4to dia.; Carberry West, to k die.; Adelaie Land and Gold, 1 to 04 dia. ; British and Colonial Smelting and Rednetion, I dis. to par ; Great Hewer United Mu, dis. to prem. • Parkwyn and Carwalsick, dia. to par ; Perron W heal Alfred, par to prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. - The gold mining share market is a shade flatter to-day. Agna Fria, Nouveau Monde, and Colonial gold are severally quoted ato prem.; and Great Nugget Vein, k to I prem. Australian Agricultural and Peel River shares are rather flatter. North British Australasian are quoted par to prem., and Scottish Australian Investment, 1 1 7-16 to 1 9-16 prem. The Mexican and South American Company's shares have been dealt in at 6a. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LIVERPOOL, TVBSDAY, 10.16 a.m. Wind E., moderate and foggy. Arrived.—Ruben, from Bahia; Lisbon, from Lis bon; Providence, from Dantzic; British Queen steamer, from Smyrna. Sailed.—Samuel, for Dantzic; Sophia and Frede rick, for St. Thomas; Jenny and T. Segundo, for Lisbon ; Rowena, for Smyrna. Report of the Susan Hicks, from New York, at Li verpool. On the 12th September, in lat. 38.51, long. 85.16, spoke ship Revenue, in distress, with lees of rudder and main and mizen masts, in a hurricane on the Bth September. On the 29th, in lat. 47.20, long. 24.28, passed the brig Trust, of Jersey, abandoned, with both masts gone, bulwarks stove, main hatch off, &c. ; but was to all appearance tight. Oa the 2nd of October, in lat. 49.25, long. 14.40, fell in with the ship Jane Parker, of Bath, U.S., from Sunderland, for New York, with a cargo of rail road iron, three weeks out ; had experiaced a hur ricane on the 22nd of September. She afterwards bore away for the Western Islands, with the inten tion of putting into Faynl for repairs. Put into Holyhead.—Swan, from Liverpool for Australia. QUEENSTOWN, Ocr. 9. Wind N., moderate. Arrived.—Era, from Salonics,. Off.—Theodore, from Callao. Bailed.—Hydaspes, for Bristol. DEAL, TrEsosr, 9.30 s.m. Wind N.E., fine, and cloudy. Passed.—Sophia Walker, from London, for Cadiz; Helen, from London, for Bristol; Ma tilda, from Newcastle, for Naples; Fortuna, from Newcastle, for Naples. Sailed.—Agnes, Charles Richard, and Commo dore, all for the river. Remain.—Joseph Hume, for Bristol; Delft°, foe Amsterdam since the 2nd inst. JAcß's £60,000 LEOACY.—THE HERO OF THE LIANDBIL—The man Black, who was discharged from her Majesty's ship Leander, 50, Captain King, on the plea of having come into a fortune of 60,0001., turns out to have played off a successful trick upon the authorities and othen, by which he succeeded in not only getting his discharge from the service, as before stated, but also in obtaining some ready cash, in anticipation of his newly-acquired wealth, and which he soon dissipated, leaving the persons whom *he had promised to befriend out of his fortune to make the best they could of the holm—Plymouth Mail. 44 44 9 I 4 4 3 S 111 I U 44 If 1111 111 Ili II SI II 9 s• lin $ ; 1; ; 74 ; 444 4 !woe as 1 w? ti l4lf 44 10 ad i 3 ICs 5 1 3 4 1 It I i 41, Sle a