The Express. — London, England, 1852-11-05 00:00:00

• Tte A7flnt . ••••••••••••• L,--"ef..../....... /f - • „,----,, Z....- ~.-i----- .? -- ------•' 77- r - ' .. °Z‘------C-7 - 7 -- 1 A I\o, 1,930.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVEI M FUNERAL At Temple Bar the Right Hen. the Lord Mayor of 14 , - li * :Lie Given. tem lee 0i11634 'MINE WIREaI are now TELBGRAPH.-NOTICS IS' London, attended by the R•oord ear and • Deputatlma from ei tH 5. ,.11.0 wilt the onsets of the tonpANT. Na 30, CORN- OF TIIE the Aldermen, by the etheriffs, and by a Deputation from ~,,, ao meow. rie •es 10,111.0111 t / Vie thatletat the Common Council, will Mae* the pro:cesion. 11; ' 'o t.' t".. 1 r ....----.. be ton DUKE OF WELLINCiTON. , ••.:tered /11. .. , The three carriages monsignor" the deputation from the .y of NJ•r•lbtf, tab . ..Ey order, :..„ al- th`* 4 ' '" ' rd its. L. PARROTT, eiremearl. ____ Common Council will fall into the proceseim Immediately after the delegation from the Univenity of . Oxford. The 1 1 ........_ --- . The official order of proceeding in the Duke's six carnage* of the Sheriffs and Aldermen w il l falli nto t h e t olaND. by Al . M. Ti[ %CKF.RAY, may be w .. anent!, published this morning by the Earl Mar- procession between the carnage of the High Sheriff of the ' .., de e, a d e ; ill' tit tee- PLEC I' I INH ART. by may sub- all, . count, of Southampton and that containing the Com- '1 • • , -o, and hi act floc ilea gnistry sub. MIS SS follows. It will be aeon that in all the panions of the Bath ; which positions will tau indicated by e• - I tao some. • •"'" u P" I% 'ft ' P Dre "'" I ' ' Web le. flat portion it exactly corresponds with that alrcadY a conductor on horseback. l ; ~.. e Mann .awe M. E. Marc. Itr losediv, anal Trawl. Ttse . - '', el EOM Pl* dm kW.) added. eneipi elev. maw be ob. oven in our c o l u mn : In order to give space for the admission of tee canines ' ' ~.. enie....m. - CHAELL, LOWAoIi MC DIA, Slia, N. w " of the Common Council, of the Sheriffs, IL carder, and i . • , e 4. TIIE ORDER OF PROCEEDING IN THE PUBLIC Aldermen, the second mourning coach end the caning. of 1 --- the Companions of the Order of the Bath, will respectively N E W 8 . FUNERAL OF . . THE . LATE . FIED-MARSHAL cal E 1) A I LY - TO halt mail those carriages have taken their rank in the pro 1.-••••, ^ Morning Pbper, park • - Lai. Antal It DI. Kb Ok W ELLING lON, A.G., „i . A • • ,ee..... Me V itt.9 AL IS ts s . the head • f the Li- BE SOLEMNISF.O IN ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL The Right Honourable the Lord Myor bearing the City i, e , .. . • 1 e;n ett ellt.li, Macating kr. setarome a. oil handed ; g a, eia .0 . awed and parties: worms, charms political, scrod, ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18. Sword, will be p ia between the Carnege of Die Royal Highness Prince Albert and the Archbishop of Canterbury. ; , , elm. 1,41 • ' vase of Its Cerra Iftsm-le the setarsey et le ORDER OF PROCEEDING TO ST. PAUL'S Upon arrival at St. Paul's Cathednl the manhalsmen : i . li.palS la the wick trathlal, sad impartial thubetor of its sad conductors will divide and range themselves on each -, ‘,. ill eth.orre, and M the veered met ..tai drawl o corserral in- (-AIHEDRAL. Ado at the foot of the steps without the great west door; ie ....eon - . est a a the City, ilatio.4, mu Monetary Artlase,- Oa the evening of Wedneedee, the 17th of :November, the Chelsea and enrolled pensionen, together with the 2 71 1 :!;irons "a • nia ' are n4 rlatieg%ai Ina of wooing tens asy ether paper- the rmain. of eked-Ma:JAI Arthur Duke of Wellington, solthen from ever regiment in her Majesty's service (two iasolsoiss l ) "elf "meted 81 .14. 4 ne We 1 . 4 ." 'en. te "'IT K.G., will be removeJ, under an escort of C.ratry, from : Itl id:r w r a r„Z e a t Zt:L h i L d vin .it.... h e,e P rev . i^ ", P r '''. Me piece mamma to MD ....- ea : owl-me Übe au!! daily Moth, Omar; era list el mum, Ilse Hall of Chelwo Hospital, to the Audience-room of the .4; • all an alto . .• ...Omit. calf to bus ; A, as beam the wet mar MAJ.* the a u ., tiaards, sad oil the following morning, at half -pmt the rest of the procession, having alight e d , will move for ', ees' nid e . ' ele ' eeee • sal As I." '" elehe ' en4 6 ' l ' it. "eau' seven o ' c l oc k , the pruensico having been b nmed in St. word in order to the west door of the church; on entering l c eeis.• mpettiseissms. ~,. proems .. isubise Omar i., Mons hy the law rams of stamp Jatan's Park, will proceed up Constitution Hill, through which they will Mewl 11 P the none. The officers of W officers sos. , ” the bacon with their so read l e e, , 1 " h r"...... 1614 ,..„ 1 : "..... b.thi g., 14 :„....., 1 " N Wr a " ra 'a Piscadilly, by BL Jauea ' e Street, along nix Mall, Cacksper „ d th . e . ja , rie a Duke's h bola wrlrre ll.. 2 la im eli ' es . 7. isiol - mill - ree - ocielso. is ien - lie the i r. ih.sca = r t.& 7 ,..... d. : Street, Cbsnog CrOnil, awl the Strand. to Temple liar, and p l iem i a 'h i , le thence to the Cathedral Church of St. Paul,-in the ( allow - The deputations end deleea lions from public bodies, the sh,stssnasoinets ...... -..-.. tEo sum7 a sos Mg order :- °fear, of the Tower of London and Dover Castle, at ...no Masao..__. vet Ltweloo bieanette-Six battalions, ronsisting of the Castlea of Deal, Wilmer, Senilgate, and San down, the barons and officers of the Cinque Ports, the ••i• t Ni.Wll T ne.mecal amillervirernrif this Prows lesthe i rbittlng physicians of the deceased, Chaplains and tlio high sheriff om men bau t e : r n t ri i rd : majftty .. 33rd Foot. et th e county of Southansp . b3n, will be cooducted to their ~ . i overey eapressed by a ethempumry: - -1 a • MO %ma ' is the porameg of an the Loudon morales , r. if *i the ass tlt Wail Meta F. Auckl am! a Wirral sme-rep se One battalion of the Royal Marines. seats. The common council, sheriffs, recorder, aldermen, ee' famil y that comemodsc Obit:chin shah Is cleat the Ono battalion of the Rifle Brigaue i- and lord mayor will proceed to their own KEW The --. "' 4 " .. f gm:And ; art already, soh •le at ..ad Lisbon tea bittalten of 500 strong,making 3600. companions, knights commeinders, and seal Ate grand MINI • e tel IV , Nner , ' ,4 "If I"' l i t' , 'l the Wl " ' CAT ALIT-Eight squadrons, consisting of of the bath, representing the order of the bath, will be con ducted to seats appropriated to them : the lords justices, the ; .• agronomists next to tic -obtained by any Three squadrons of Her Majesty's Life • •• e rie pitted mar, firm rummest& w.lls lie onamergial ...- Guerde. muter of the rode, the chief harem and chief justices, the other offic . Lai' prsonales, tuinihti is, and great officera Of t• • . ii , acerel a IllsoharEse r Newsmen Mlle Weide.; Gem Five equadeons of Cavalry. making 640 state, well also be con octet' to seats appropriated to them ern so. .airert. Met-stmt. Land ii. aweipla. AkTILLIAT -Si Yenta eir guns of the. Royal Artillery. respectively. -- - PMt TIER SEW TEAL M Al i stIALEVet tr . F oam. llie Royal Highness Prince Albert will be seated In a r„ E ROOK et ALMANACS. With Mess-ogre of the CelLge of Arms on foot, chair on the right hand of the chief mourner ; the suite of p e we e by ulna. the .flaanse betoecteg to say year moralise Eight Conductor. with Staves on fu3t.- Ili, Royal Highness will take their places near His Itoyal Highneas. „... , ies or Limit *all man. at en , inic Ne w e n 'a Fel l "" Chelsea Pensioners, in number eighty-three, on foot. . e r (...1 la WA. 1 , . too. Ity A11.11./71• im MO., la, Prefewor of The body, when taken from the ea, will be received by lelv e ll v e e n ry relle e d i., L e c l e t in m ee n u e e r n m i r je t e • ty ,..... e i . m. .. . th e dean and prebendaries', attended by the choir, and ' i e it .., eninre.ty College, Lathe. lAstur STO, ob:A.g, One Soldier (ruin R e • into the church attended and supported as follows:- , ••, e'er!. . r ~..,q..te snore:,) in threweceded teenier,. It to an am. Three Trumpet. and one Ket , le Drum. "tie ieumee -LINT( ”11. 'bar is, as ernpecto Ow, past. present. ad Two Permanents of Arms in a Morning Coach. The spun borne by Yore Herald. he,- Ter woe ~tar. e: of it ea, as die e' take states, to supply THE STANDARD OR PENNON, The helmet and crest borne by Richmond Herald. ' sana ll :cow ac, warn is rear L at Meal whew wasted ; The sword and target borne by Lancaster Herald. 3.3 ' "" , . likk at li Ind ; and of th , sneer-ail carried by • Lieut. Colosel, supported by two Captains in e tar .: ,, r ..n.alut, Is sever win The surreal borne by Chester Herald. mg.. .c an cowry slum. A swore ireful ,clitueolosrlcal banal-hccit the Army an horseback . FOREIGN BATONS. oe I ee eeeei be careived. It ert.11.1.1 as •111111011.14 Of cakutatioa. Servants of ths• Deceased in a Mourning Coach. The Baton ofthedeeeard, thedeceurd, as Field-Marshal, borne by the -Me os eta i Aber rrip• cts latolu.b.e as a throe'', real guide and Lieutenant and Deputy Lieutenant of the Tower. Ma:qualm of y, lieti. turn mr.-Oa ad Wm.& DEPUTATIONS FROM PUBLIC BODIES IN The Coronet and Cushion borate by Clanneeuz iiing-Of __ CUSAPER LIAM'S% CARRIAGES. Arise. I. Merchant Taylors' Cowpony. !..4 Ire Li:Muir I LOW; or,CompleteCenunon-plan Book; with East India Company. i g ..i., ea .iiie and as Alphabet ad two kilos en a leaf. Pon 4to, Corporation of the Trinity House. sone; Is :: -beund, Co. GIL a • H. Barons sad Utficen of the Cinque Ports. ill il a twin cosiDetr...rLati WOK, intik kite's holm Feet with the .ere •-• ,A, nueonfly 111/4.6111f1t, 6a. 6J. Lieutenant and Deputy-Lieutenant of Dover Castle. es o Captains ofDea I, Wilmer, Sandgate, led Sandown Castles. . 1 ;-!..3 -. :F .*IIVATE taIART, far ?mirk; all at•Milat of eery day's ass. Captains of Ordnance and Urdu/vice Department. i . 3 ig • , • nt tier the memoriam re,. With as Isles and Appendix. Delega•ion from the University of Oxford, in two carriage,. g ft . • • f..., e.trongly haltkonsil, A... 4 tr. Deputation from the Common Council of the City 6 Ebt 13otp. 1 2 ~. id 3s. ~ , r.spe JOVIINAL. Oa the planet. TM Private Diary." of London in three carriages. • li o '.e• . enisely hiaboand, . [Will fall in here after the procession tau o a, L- , wee, nenim sad Mahal, ti, Upper Gower-stmt. and passed through Temple Bar. .2 2 e 4 V, Iry-tane. Three Trumpets. Two Punuivants of Arms in a mourning coach. a a 'tir DARON LIEBIG on PALE ALES. - The Guidon, A... • 0 D Ill ' ° ""' '" i " . .1 • 'I's" indl'hluAl brewery .'3. t. The carried by a Lieut.-Colonel, supported by two Captains in : . •..ao the niespeil whilrretion of hitter beer sc.to tatrychritne, it _ . • o 1 , ..v. bees only natural to have nientioncal soother brewery, in the Army Oa llorecback. , is. - P . • ~..,, ,w: mot la Mr. Miami's. I was ensured in Wei sole.lteg Comptro ll er of the late Duke a Household, in a Mourning The remainder of the proceasion will follow as before - . :.rank ol hawing; and It was Am in to brewery, And Coach marshalled. ••e tt . elm' VA 'eat the ltamien *env" arntiliv 1 I:I the In• Physicians to the deceased, in a Morning Coach. The au rtes of the pall will be seated on stools on each r '"" ' t° 7 -" b '' ''.4 at "en.' The "val'ike I .144.." °I Chaplain of the Tower, side of the hody. The officers bearing the bannerols will .... eo rear, .. sty biter to hir. Allem is dyer i•ed ilt such • Cha 1 • ofl •• in the London pam the men In a me „ Th i nd be ranged behind the supporten of the pall. •_. r.to I, sil to the interems that my prune was exclusively putrid. The chief mourner will be seated In a chair at the head ••.y.e. sr.ropp's Gar. This em sad tbeAn;e: :LirEtaiirks Chaplain General of _ Coach. • ~r r, . i thst ass of beer. (-eon.. tilt fitly. tee/ High Sheriff of the County of Southampton. behind, and the usistent mourners upon stools-also on N.F.-Tbs reruns original letter 'Ninth* hands of Mr. Milier, at Sh er iff s o f L ou d en i n Two Carriages . either side. The relations and friends of the deceased will t' . 1 ." - ' 1 °. Cethe " l " . • Ci."lll ' whet. it may b. NM bY any Aldermen and Recorder of London ; a DEPUTATION an- take pluses behind the chief mourners. me talons *a Warta* the water. misting of Four Carriages. The body being placed on a bier, and the pall being -- THE GOLD REVIVER, ls. 6d. per Bottle. through Temple liar.] aoltin as also the field-marshal's baton of the deceased. A ELECTED LIQUID PILO la. ;ET Bottle.-Them faw .., preparatiotie make Old Om COMPANIONS OF THE OLDER or THE. BATH, represented 'Ab e foreign baton' will be held during the ceremony by roes' dim and hiptily 1c7.,,,- • .erwl women immd Articles am W a slight appliation- by Foe ti, in One Caning,. military officers of high rank in the respective ermine of the • • 's ',elm be Inseams. Mete ant [Membees of the House of Commons hare Seats different foreign powers; and they, with the Marquis of e0.t.1. :et, Wand tenetleoppotite =4lC 9w i lit op7s, r, reserved for them iu the Cathedral.] Aueleeey, will occupy stools et the foot of the coffin. Do '' ,-''... Lomboofoilithi nfoennYf " ......1 6. 65 °11 7 24 . realhasa i KNIOHTS COKKANDEIIaI UP THE OkleEP, u)' THE BATE, Th e part of the service before the the interment and the -- D o as. Lowther Mem& ; Manor, al. High . represented by Fora, in One Carriage. : anthem being performed, the body will be depo s ited i n th e - KNIGHT' GRAND CRepsei OP THE Olibitt Ur THE BATH, nult, and the service being ended, Garter will proclai m /Atli OCINE.I FRENCH LAMP, brass fittings, represented by Yuen, in One Carriage. the style, and the comptroller of the deceased breaking his 1.3 new auereliem dodges, in bream with stand, mole. In each Clue, one Dorn the Army, one from the staff, will give the pieces to Garter, by wiom they will be ...., era/nate! fell isenthe. Matelaker, try neve you win, Navy, one from the East India tompany's Ser• deptaited in the glare. 1 • : looicy the wen d el the light an unermalled. and Ise sun- vice, and one from the Civil Service. i • it durability of the Pimps mid at this boom are now fully Three Trumpets. l . ....,!. Ftleaa Paris oil, le. per irs'lon.--111111THM Okl-Mara. _ . .._ _ : .... lamp and OR Depot, 31, Msod (eseetly opposite Ncwfolk- Ilnaamis in a Mourning Coach. • -• .-Lets free by pm. BANNER OF WELLESLEY, MINES. carried by a Lieut.-Colonel, supported by two Captains ARLO W' S NEW IN. in the Army on Horseback. Tile MAT EVENING. VENTED SELF-ACTIN° /SYPHON The Lords Justice* of Appeal. There has again been a good deal of business in _ _ AP. %MOILER AO thiNT.PEO II Chief :Baron of the Exchequer. the mining market to-day, and in some of the heavy II pii I ?remota ale, her, elder, de other Ethan Chief Justice of the Common Pleas. re . e ;b . - .li ern becomes, Sat or add eas effectually dividend stocks numerous transactions continue to filmter of the Rolls. "--. r , . 1 *bat the laot plot shall be drawn es good as O - i- . A Lord Chief Justice of the Queen's Bench. take place. We hear of inquiries for Wheal Buller, r 7 Chancellor of the Duchy of Diameter. Devon Great Congo's, Trefusw, St. Day United Mines, a t‘'..l 11----- - , , .... _____ Chancellor of the Michequer. The Paymaster-Genteel of the Forme. North Damsel, West Caradon, Sidney Godolphin, Cook's Kitchen, Wheal Lemon, &c. The prices ,--.. Thu Might Hon. the Secretary-at-War, W li " T"' 1 0 . ft f The Right lion. the Judge Advocate-General. ruling to-day are as follows:-Levan Great Consols, Master• General of the Orduanee. 390 ; 'United Mines, 7ho; Wheal Buller, 810; West First Lord Commissioner of the Admiralty. Caradon 200; South Frances, 18, 190 ; Tresavean, 3 A I the earmatos Et repay its mat in Secretaries of State for the Flame and Colonial Departments. 150, 160 ' ; St. Day United Mines, 3; North Damsel, ) bid e too um, M g i i i ra m 4,,, 64.; stet. [Sinker dike House of Commons if not with the House. gds. • East Buller, 6, .1, ; East Tolgus, 31, 35; Wheal ix Ss. Barons.) eassr=d ler easevy, Re., Reel, 00; Cern Bruno, 90, 92; Stray Park, 10, 11; 11 11 &sem Whmi=i ll o g es ri t • i ; irgtte n d t ot Biebope. Viscount'. Will have seats reserved in Alfred Consols, 131, ! ; Groat Wheal Alfred, 291, 4 ; Daley of the , gingC(whieri has • holeop- Earls. the Cathedral. 301; Trefusis, 211, 221; North Vale of Tow y, 15s. . I patio the strelehell e esiffineet air rashes thromils It lEEE the ark to canoe the Ilqmie s. es. Ma lla ue li 'e to 16s. 6d. prem.; Clove, 4; Bedford United, 81; r ...of test'; when the tap is tamed West Providence, 51; W ctt Ding Doug, 61; Id 3. e of se men the ism enter. Earl [of Malmeabury, - Seeretary of State for Foreign JAMIE 11611110 M, 14, King woman. Affairs. mires, 31. so - et. Illswesersouso. Eurniatilif Imo- Earl of Derby,-First Lord Commiesioner of the Treasury. The gold mining shares remain fi rm, but Agua =ewer end Seth Maaefaetarer. Rota- Earl Marshal of England. Fries were decidedly worse, receding to / to 1 prem. e - .. al I Piro, t ~ t !,:.-v.c. No taps are gemains newt stamped with W Lord Great Chamberlain. Port Phillip and Colonial Gold and Mariquita are .. J. P. t-wilwir r area • rrwe method • I tanlaT mama *ornate to Lord Privy Seal. still in demand. 4 .o: ..; olio og. ~, allil Marital Idallialak rod retail kis AWE Lord President ut the Council. -, t, RED TAP WItAPPEILS (Oa sapwasie the bue . :Z . method Lord Archbishop of York. Grand Duchy of Baden were flatter, and San • Ate RN s ` rd. sad la. per peeks& the trade Led High Chancellor. tiagos did not fully maintain yesterday's advance. N.r.. t were nosh sornmelasl duly appraisal. to the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury. Imperial Brazilian and Copiapo were better. In St. C. ,- at Fthdar ion. harem M. Ile, ASS [At Temple Bar, The Lord Mayor, carrying the City John del Rey there were transactions between 291 - - - Sword, will join in theProceseloo.] and 30(. Military Secretary. The Sibella, with about 1,0 11 0 tons of copper ore, IRELAND. 9 Amistest Quarter- Assistant Maseer-Gineral. Alutant-General. ' i ns! has arrived off Swanage from Adelaide, whence she ---.-- Dentrte, Nov. 4, RI Aids de•Camp to Aidiede Camp to 2 sailed on the 20th of June. Burrs Bum shares Some misapprchenoion having existed as to the 1 the Doomed. the Deceased ,F, were then quoted at 1111. and 1121., the high price of rm. of the communication from the office of the . E . Deputy Quarter-Master- Deputy Adjutant- In gold (695. 6d.), and the scarcity of eligible invest- I ari Mar-hal. declining to ensign places to tho 1. GeneraL General. g m outh tending to keep the price of these shares Quarter-Master-General Anjutant-General I,ahlin corporation at the funeral of the Duke of • HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE ALBERT, firm. The Bentinck has also arrived at S ummonWg'.'incrton, the communication itself has now been i n a carriage d rawn b y s i x horses; _ from Adelaide. pe,Lal.ed. It I. as follows : attended by the Lord Chamberlain of Den MAJESTY'S 1, Parliament -street, Westminster, Oct. 27.18 5 1 Household, and the Groom of the Stole to THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. 54.--1 have the honour, by the direction of the Y.arl His Royal Higbaima. The gold mining shares are scarcely so strong Rwooil. to neknowledge the receipt of your letter, ra c ier A wend carriage with other attendants. to-day, but Aqua D'r'am have rallied to 1 prom. and 1112 the 'spy of a melanin of the Corporation of Dublin, A third carriage with other attendants. Australian mark 11 firm. eo 11. .:AliOetsber inst., eapreating the w.sh to have an Four trompcts. 4 1.: r'l4. de rites metro! for them at the funeral of Field Serjeant trunspeteir. Santiago do Cuba mark 14, and United Mexican Mar.lial the Jate Duke of 'O, elliegton. lam to express the :Heralds. 8t) 81. I. irl Marshal's newt that it is not compatible with the Norroy king.of-arma, in • mourning coach. - wane- ilia n's teat of n. wetly have been made to assign a THE GREAT BANNER Mang Unanree fns acre. Slum& Paid. prism Owe Ilse- to that poinersien , which is confined to deputations peeled by a Colonel, supported by two Lieutenant-Colonels veteran. Omar. " 4 4 P l 'Ailiqco , Irma thow teeies with which the lute duke on horseback. - —.- r a '‘'',, It to, enel , at• ly ate! penonally connected. The Earl [Here on reaching the Cathedral the Dignitaries of the lahlor I EMMA an f Ipm 11l tribal Las . IP. ten f, revived instruetione to •ppro- Church, meeting the body at the west door, fall in.]: Keine. lea 4 0 00 Caliblldill /./ all al. I I prune tYr th , I . '' , r`rot.r+ • I Dublin 25 seats In St. Paul's 13,t0a an 'Arerals lethedr , al,FOß E iti el BATONS. lietwo te . .thetra1ea15a.................... I li II . 4 & Snsch ne trusts will he a satisfactory provision The Baton of the deceased, m Fieldehlarehal, borne on • eneeti 90 Artesian 6 f 11 i ' di ' ' '''r nevi on 1 hm* , therefore, to request the thyme black velvet cushion in a meurning coach, by the lie eoe I 'Amtrallan Freehold of am an.wi C. well aee of the names of the deputarion, Marques, of Ausemey, K.O. 10 . ,0ie I Ave Marla. 1 that I may ein 11/1 trims lor seats to be fftsivell.-1 have Tee Coronet of the dtormied borne sews SS glereamem Iron and OW all - - the I hnout to be, sir. your very obedient servant, poem I Deldas Anatolian Gold ell Okla par Gentleman on a bleak velvet cushion in a Gentleman mom ye ariu.h Iran iu 4 CHARLES OEu. YurNO, Usher. mourning coach, by Claren- Usher. teems Se Until. Imp.;iss. at M. pm MI II 6 er h Feed, Esq , Town Chris. Dublin. erne King of rms. 6,001 Ki Do. Osamu andllitatia 1 ;au. persons have been found guilty of a partici- ti,ow is Dca. br. Juba Oct We; - - The p all-b e arers , eight e, tieral officers, iii two mounting j..•••••• 1 in the very ag4rarated riots which took roaches. 110,000 1 Memo's ("mob all I I dis par 1 2 . 0 en ...a CoMer ... ... pcv..ih h. :r“..,t, in June last. Two of them, named , r_q wooce II i t ......... W 1 6.i ne and Scott, were sentenced to 10 months' im- e ~...4 THE BODY. Pelfonlient etch, and the third, named Blackwood, 2.9 J. covered with a ri,h. black velvet pall hp " 13 1 2:94l°A " nlian ° VW et I iea If 110,000 IP Osmeral .. ell - - I 0 seei n montba' imprisonment 2.. a E.- E adorned with tecocheous " 5 00 Golden MininteM au 1 11 Ws .At the .lehil Petty St ...ions, the V. Mr. Henry, o EA I.l`, 03 3 13 ri kg° Grand Llabby of Baden I: elan entliolic priest, was tined :fiL. for an awartult funeral ear dame by twelve horses, O r 2 3 li•eee 2_ a. 100,00 C I Great Polgootb al 'III al clan a Nalpture reader. named Coleman. jii g decoreted with trophies and Liberty * pl . !. vol.oso , Übe nithura... . 'on i dls o ~, hereldic ateliievemente. Lon. keseter,Oeini.e . .(eX i sil I I dis :Z s n .. 5 f .g.. - .w.um, 100,Ois.i Soriguita -- - - --- a. . 2.14,11 111 Wilma* SouthAmerimm s,ll 41 DIE BRIG 1 inns ItAiLwAy CoLustoN.-00VER:g- Genth-man Garter Principal /eine of Arms Gentleman "% w e I l e e'e Urn"' , all pm Ipm 1 Usher. 20i , WO 1 Noneeou Monks I ail . 1 I pm li lb•t , i ur.--Yesteriliy Captain Wynne, the govern. Usher . in a mourninst coach. raw., I Peet Philip II'I 1 p m If ~ • •,:.! Iropertor of Railways, proceeded to institute an imp iry THE CillEe' NIOURNER ir, 0 .N1(1 I Qulrts Leek i all Ima par , . , I. ilf of tne railway department of the Board of Trade, Supporter In •• long motioning cloak Supporter 10,0001 M Rhymes Iron - - t.• tl,e sweat collision with the express train on the The Marquis of hia train borne by the The Marquis of 7,aq Se Madam> rle lo' lell 13 M 14 I•natimon ha„. The seem e of the disaster was inspected , Salisbury. Hun. William Wellesley. Tweedelale. some 1 *anti ewitnewn I pee i ..e.l roost 011ie parties who gave evidence at the magis- Ten EN 0 ants to the chief mourner. cam I 10 iln Cast .... ..., 4411.1 4/8.e..1/ United Mesmai ( r` 4l tormitiotion at ketpt/ata, when the three company's Relations and friends of Wm deceased. i o tioo I I woe Maim.... ...-- all Idis per "mint• wen- emninitted, were examined. Captain Wynne The late Duke's horse, led by the G room to the deceased. ino,A.o I I Tabs .de r .... t ear i taa vet d some time in viewing the signals, how they were Olken and Men from every regiment in the service ; con- e -000 d, and the character and extent of the siding.. The sisting of ooe captain, a subaltern, • wrieant, a in Captain Wynne formed, as to the eirennistenese at- Co, and eve men from every regiment, DEMERARA RAILWAT.-Traffic return for the I, , z the collision, did not transpire. His report of the :with ba;de nen§ nine every such regiment. mouth of September : Passengers, 588/. IRs. ; Roods, Cifif. .-•' r will be forwarded to the Board of Trade, when it carnage, of the Queen and of the Royal Emily. lis. Id.: total, 1,0751. fes. id. Corresponding period last om , •c made politic. Troops to close the Procenien. year. 1.073 e. Its. Sd. The late Duke's horse, led by the Gronm to the deceased. Olken and men from every regiment m the service ; con sisting of one captain, • subaltern, a scrjeant, a Corporal, and rive men from every regiment, e sit hands ' , ems wing every such etaimeat. Carriages of the Queen and of tin ltqyal Truops to close the Procresisn. DEMERARA It tt LwAY.—Ttitffic mouth of Saptember : Paragyfr, MAL. 11$. Id.: total, 1,4751. ea. Id. r year, lls. bd. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, 1852. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. The railway market is flat to-day, prime showing some reaction after the late improvements. Eastern Counties, Irish Great Southern and Western, Not th Western, Leeds Northern, Berwi c k, Midl and, and Lancashire and Yorkshire, have been sold at reduced prices. &winces is not active. In French shares there is a great pressure of sellers, and prices have fallen back greatly from the rise of yesterday, which is, in some o a ses , alt oge th er lost. Sambre and Meuse are flat. SEA 6114 AND STOCKS DNOCIAIIANTEED. tAILW•111. lords. piles J 4• IN 10.467 up WO pia 4taberV t iotting.. 11.mft W Jane:Joe . Rina.Wolv. hewer Valle Strksi. Cb“. Jon isaratikßlrk.4o423l.o llli Do. fa. As . SOL - . OS MAI/ oat inter ... .00 Odrinka . .11 alibi 002 11;41v . ..;.1 ail 001 t OM Ilark• . . Y ma OMNI iaio . . al', lhaik. sod Akor IS S Ca 1 MLlb D .. ... . an Do. (tla 11. kit.) .. St Botora Oman all Easiara Una" Nam A.. Oats LV. 110.) ". al' Do. elm B mad C die , 100 Sag laaamobiro .. _. . an L k W.I. D...10111m.1a 100 idiaburah ao.l Olassew . 100 Rdlnbsseh, Pertb.l/sode 100 Glaagow k SoutblVoilln 1.10 Urea! Norttirrs. ... .. ISO Do. 6 .harea, A, Mack_ 100 Do. 4 altaroa,ll, &oak.. an 01.00u.b. ao 1 04.1.11ra. ISO Orrot Wretirrn ... .. 1. 1 RYA South Y.aatana .. 41 tamorta 4.0 I.4rU4a .. 111 Do. Third , . Iry Uaaambire aollToo 10 Da liklis .. ... _ . . lv7elit:Ziag Valet all Urals Serthern London &ad illadrwall I Lon ,Illbury,* floutheski MI Loa. Brie: t.o, AS. Cow 100 Lades i Werith.Weiter I! Do. VIM& Ciir.11 7 .71.,Y:6411.(6 Wake 11g.lsouth.Vfestim Da. sin , Loadoode•ry , ibleiehle loadoadrryk hentslul lea flasch.,fta.aLlacolash. Do. elea.eiLiseL Dolor llMead .. Do. Bina . . aniDeWi,y n rot. (Irelatid)o, Newcastle mad Carlisle ... Newmarket . . Newport, ahereaveaky, sad Newry sad haotsklllen... Norfolk Do. Now North BMUS „ North Dorws, No. I. Do. 4 A Deferred Do. c B Guaranteed North Mearmosklre Went ea' S. Visceral= denthab D - ntral !bona!' Andload Ahroog. k Mirs.. Cluo A Do. 1.104.W.G0ar. ShiovotoAry k Hotofor4.. okromobary sad Chow (11ao. W. MM.) . Da Rakes I 5::64 - ,i;;;tri".7. 7 dbrosoldre Cabo ... DM. A, I. C., sad D. tiny Routh De e von at pa pat South f.a..tert Mouth NVales South V°, ket.idilworDs Data ditto e:t. Ni:*e Waterford sad 12= : WsYerftal aad 1 West Comma . . • • Do.O.N.K.Parehan .: I Irak nnd Net LINKS LEAPED AT rutrlti tiespeol Mama Wedges sm., tt Iv.. o.d tledion oalloluly ,ottiritheur. (kosed to nrootWeibro Ditto witietatorostabir (lowa to kirootWedors lark . . ootttscoAhlro Nand to Lottdonit X.Wooprol Ciydardie Justin (lord todiskilks).. Patlioatiothosocep.Ct. ord to 00. Nortlkora) Ot (l roney tom, !Wept (laws to Oreit Western Gegieleilry(LlrartiOlhlic (41:to).. I Ds. Item (dirt').. /poke eat Greenwich (leased to &Mb Ill!tefb Milo Fulcrum (ditto) Logrortort Gunr.4pothot. (Wood t., N,rfolk) ((leaned o t Jai.w.ama.) Ii Bradford (illidL) ItortiamiliKolors a aroro (lamed to Saat.Coaatiat reastasAVl yr, (lowa Los. ilttl.Mod.diLoso.itTork Ditto 4 Aura (A) (ditto; tllloyoton and Witellia (lac to Great Northern )100. Oita v rettt Stock itoth.Goole, %sib Mtafforilabtre Oared t • Mr. MC'e.is) Wear Valley, I p. Ct. poo (Wood to IttorlitorkDa Ditto Ditto Ditto ..... Wiito & Owens.' (lousfl to Groot Waters) ell 'Aberdeen No. 2, 7 per ,Ct. 101 , tirotol & Litter 4 pea. IN Caledoolos £lO 15 ( teeter *art Dolybeed Cork and Bandon an Dundee. Peril; en d ;bor. teen Junction Si Neel Aertben(lll.lo•l4,Ct Do. do. (U.) 7 per Ct. 41 Peet.Coe.lat,,e p n.leol I rt Dino do. No.l 10 IDo. New A per Orat. Stec% 66 IBlELVekile,.r.ll.llll.ep.ct sad Dud" be ytr a Ow_ 100 Omit anthem I repot 100' Do. 6 per int WI& deenelft at p& pm 64 OtilthellWeilen(l li )111g0the I , OWeetßlsoklbriteez 6pe ISO 05.Weotarn, bad 44 No. ..6 . Leiers. l .lre 'Mort. 17120 Ditto 6 percent Stock . I Lew.% Krinh.Cluar.3 drat Ditto New Own'. 6 pm Ct. Loa.MithiTertLion.flledo 'Londonderry It Coke. Oat Leadondorryfernalik.ieb Illore.66rff lame. iso.bol I Do. new SIO „. . Kam. Carlisle, p Ct. Do. o. pet. 114,11a501C0e..8r.111.,p.et Ditto Protease, ..... Vert .1k Lamaism .„ Goaranteed t.j per et Do.WavostopPalley 3 pa ;North Heldols lOstred, Wearer, or d Weer., SIS. • palbst Dit o ditto ditto MINVP.a Chwtei ( N or. W 141EO II per , Do. 5 pee Cent Ditto New ..oute &Awn (Needing I Ana.) of SI•0•8 Eith.Tolltshireit eretCoer • Waterton* W litikeeny York. Newoest;e,m Ot.Nortli of L:emptirell. Ditto Ditto _ ••• ••• FOREIGN itl Ili Ine'plao and Eagle. June . R. 'Charleroi bed lo , l4cliar• ' 4 Moo sad &Impel .. 4 INA4cA itheniGi ES PEW 1441aa •• F...... Inaar 4 tri l i i. r iawa ..ic.;;la.. ihmarcuftwa sra to Ds. leta:.f .. hi - la Do. Do. (.cia:i . .... )._ .. ... 6 .4666 MI *Wpm. 4I R• 4044 .. se ikeisiaiisis . ... .... -- 9 29i 01 14 61 die 31 221 3 S oar 104 106 666 67 1116 f4l 171 131 • 4 do 7 1 31 a if 4$ 0 IMP 120 St 112 011'S a 4' 27 971 I d 17 2 I { f 9 1 2 ya 106 108 i 123 1244 41 M 6 1 n 94 0 2 1 1114 3 2 di. 14 13 31 II 334 Ili Si 3 41s 791 tOir 45 47 30 32 24 21 die 82 di 16 sh dls die 44 duo 44 Ai 91 92 99 61: 68 70 II 11 dla 30 SI II 101 13 16 S 1 6 dLe 24 44 7$ 7$ 41 le 14_ if fl 13 IS 26 tl loj 7 s l 7 2 2461 196 SO{ 2fl WI 80 Si 29 30 IN IN M 53 149 151 S 2; n 113 11$ 434 37 ti 4 11 11 141 73i U NI Is 4 3 3,1 107 100 H It - - !• 149 151 IMP 161 SI U 1034 10/S 107 109 11l IA 161 19 Ips II •iil I 1 • IA 2 ps 1 lie . II Ile t2tl 111111 113 lii 9 ti A ilo" itia'Au4P4 31 pa 8 91 I 10 111 18 PIS 2: p: 14$ ISO r Jai e le II 101 103 t s d l it iss' lye Is Pia lu 16 11 pu 26 16i II 2..) 11. Far 101 . 103_ -11 Ps I ILWAYP. t!II I - 81 - 111 pot 1 t dim P 1 I " 8 1 psi ) I. r 41 4 I I ~ . „ .... ..., _ 296 9 1•14 7 Si 7 fi lie 1041 i mitti I .41 100 Ito 11.0 10) !Lea w 10 1.10. 66. N.. • I..*F. (with in , 6 10 Os. Do.(ez leterelt) t 0 It Imam*. of 10 .11 Uo. 104 7 par el. Node Ifor B. It Amami, elm) 20 11 Orfauks and Boediati 1. ran. 4W Lyme U n. :aria awl Orions.. sa e e.t.a sad Moats 10 owl Strestoarit t. 1 1 . .r4,(1....,5adeberb -60 Irj 1; Quebeit sod lUehmond . 4 , 1.12 or al 1... rte .„ Ilmahre and tiote.4,„ 16 1.. ,Upper ladia &rip .1 all 1.., P.anklet,, . I Mersin of ;frame... a Sti a 1141 II fl SI pia II T 4 42 44 V U 6 1 8 1 ;D a 2t 234 114 101 4 1:1,- MONEY MARKET. 111 Pi ij 2lf SOf I elf 3ef 7• o 1 1.1 If Ilk f I It.® 111 f THVILIDAT EYZNIXO. The English Funds were better to-day, with a good money business offering. Consols ruled 4 higher at 1001 to both for money and the 11th, the purchase of the government broker being to day effected in this stock. Reduced Threes improved to 994, and the Three-and-a-Quarterpor Cents. to 1034. Generally the market evinced an upward tendency. , The official business record is as follows: Three per Cent. Como* foe money, 1004, 1,4, 4,1; ditto, Toe seem?, 100444; Three per Cent. Reduced, 991, 4 , ; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1034, 1, 1 ; Long Annuities, 1860, 6 7-16, 1; India Stock, 273, 274; Bank Stock, 2231 ; South Sea New Annuities, 100. The March and June Exchequer Bills were quoted at the uniform ride of 735. to 78s. prem. India Bonds were first purchased at 87s. prem., and left off at 85s. to 88*. prem. In the foreign house there were only a few scat- 1 tered operations. Granada and Mexican Bonds were firmer, especially the latter, which closed at 244 to 251, with an upward tendency. The news from Mexico by the Magdalena is regarded as by no menus so unfavourable as had been anticipated. The protest addressed by the English government to that of Mexico on behalf of the bondholders is understood to have produced a strong effect. Portuguese bonds are firmer, in anticipation of' the next dividend pay ments being punctually met; and Dutch Fours were hi demand, rising to 90. Turkish scrip was heavy, receding to 3 pion., and :after the usual hours was quoted 21 to 24 prem. The scrip of the Swedish loan remains at a slight discount. Sales are marked as follows :—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 95, 96 ex div. Brazilian Five per Cents. (Rothschild's), 101 ; ditto Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, 101. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 81/, 801. Chilian Three per Cents., 78. Dutch Twe-aed-a-Half per Cents., 644, 1; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 961, 97. Mexican Three per Cents., 241. Peruvian Actives, 104 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 624. Portuguese Five per Cents. Converted 1841, 41. Russian Five per Cents. 1181; ditto, Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 1051. Sardinian Five per Cents. 98, 97Spanish Old Three per Cents., 511 ; ditto, New Deferred Three per Centro., 251, 1; ditto, Passive (Converted), 61• the Committee's Certifs., 31 per cent. Swedi s h L oan, 4, 1 die. Turkish Six per Cont. Loan, 31, 31, 3 prem. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending last Saturday is expected to show a slight decrease in the stock of the precious metals. The shares of the Bank of Australasia have been dealt in at 61 ; Bank of British North America, 57f ; English, Scottish, and Australian Bank, 41; London Joint-stock Bank, 20; Royal Australian Banking and Gold Importing, 14 ; Union Bank of Australia (21. 10s. paid), 64; Crystal Palace, 5; General Screw Steam Shipping, 601 ; Netherlands Land Enclosure, ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 87, 4; ditto (201. paid), 43; Royal Mail Steam, 79. Beziers and Graissessac Railway Shares closed 24 to 21 prem.; Western Railway of Switzerland, 1 to 1 . prem.; Royal Swedish Railway, f to 4 prem.; Bordeaux and Cette, 7 to 74 prem.; Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway, 1 to 1 prem.; Bank of India, Australia, and China, 1 to 1 prom; Chiriquißoad, 1 to 4 prem.; Isle of Wight Railway, 1 to 1 prem.; Ebro Canal, 1 to 1 prem. It is stated in letters from Copenhagen that Sir Charles Fox, as was anticipated, has obtained the concession of the Roskilde-Korsur Railway on fa vourable terms, the state giving a guarantee of 4 per cent. The line is believed to be about 50 miles in length. It is understood, however, that some official formalities remain to be gone through. Surveys of the Copenhagen and Elsinore line are also being pro secuted on account of English capitalists. The prices of stocks at Amsterdam on Wednesday are thus reported by telegraphic express:—Dutch Four per Cents., 94 16-16; ditto Twceand-a-Half per Cents., 63 3-16; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 25 3-16 ; Mexican New, 24 7-16. Portuguese New 37 16-16. Austrian Five per Cent. Metal- Hynes, 774. The market for American stocks this week has been active, and prices aro good. The Pennsylvania Six per Cent. Railroad Bonds recently taken by the Messrs. Baring, as reported by us, are quoted 98 to 100, being dealt in prior to the arrival of the bonds in this market. On taking into consideration the difference in the exchange, this price shows a great advance on the rate at which the Messrs. Baring took up these securities. Present quotations are re ported as follows by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co., for transmission to America. Rsdrantable. Dividends. Priem Milted States 5 per Ct. Bd.. 1869 Jan. sod July 98 99 Ditto 6 per Cent MA 1062 Jan. and July 1031 1014 14.6 per CI. do. do. ... 1360 Jon. and July 1094 110 Do. 6 per Ct. Inge. 8t0ek...1867.1868 Jan. and July 107 103 Now York State 5 per Cu. 1808.18439 Quarterly 97 96 Penns-leanly 3 per Cl. - Feb. and An,. 664 674 Da. 3 per Cent. Ronde 1852 Jan. and July 95 Oblo 0 per Cents . 1111seesehuretts 3 per Ct. Mrs, ling Bonds Do. 3 Iry Cents Dollar Bds lB6 l, Ap y 1 911 1 93 Illinois Intoned lmp.6p.Ct l+B. aid .181 73 73 Ditto intrust - Jan. sad July 47 - 14orylantipeg.Star.Bds - Jon. and July 97 98 /Istria. II pet alata De 996199 are. 13,14 11159 9-61 Jan. ant Jet y 87 59 =:Wilt Ont. Bonds 1986 Jan. and July It 0 101 Ire Ont. 1568 Jan. and July 699 1841 ramiroram 8 pee Oent 169 Jan. and July ts 99 armada a per Ct. Si. Benda 1574 Feb. sal Aug. 113 114 Mem t7lty slperCente 1558.1862 ARil and Oct. VI 91 161999/09l City 6 per Cents 107.18113 I 7:7" h L;7 9 ,;a . 184 93 Rat Tack City perCt.9l 1533.1870 Quarterly 93 - Arnsylvanis 6 per Cent. Railway Bon& -- Plnlodelptila and Reading Ball. 80.6 per Ct. Mort gage Bonds lB6O Jan. and July SG 87 New York end Brie &wen per Cents., lot mortgage 1868-1869 May and Nov. 106 - Ditto seven per cent., red MOrtglg, Dna seven per Oonto.,Con terrible The traffic returns for the last week on tho under mentioned English lines of railway, Or made up to this day, arc as follows : 1852. 1851. 18.50. London and NorthWestern..£46,l64 ..£4'2,413 ..£42,167 L inroshire and Yorkshire... 17,008 .. 18,8.53 .. 14,624 London and South Western.. 10,032 .. 10.208 .. 9,841 London and Brighton Great Western 23,623 .. 21,813 .. 21,761 South Eastern York audiNorth Midland York, Newcastle, & Berwick 15,488 .. 15,472 14,613 Shrewsbury and Chester 1,621 1,815 1,401 Great Northern 14,773 ~ 11,023 .. 7,111 North Staffordshire 5,424 5,014 4,738 Chester and 11 , 1yhead Shropshire Union 659 .. 576 .. 460 Exeter and Crediton - Bristol anal Fatter Leeds Northern 1,131 3,026 2498 Manchester & SouthJ unction 612 482 351 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire East Lancishire 4,448 .. 4,096 .. 3,519 South Yorkshire Eastern Counties andNerfolk 16,097 15,606 .. 14,678 East Anglian 855 - - Oxford and Worcester 741 - - Stockton and Mut'creel .. Shrew,bury and Birmingham Kendal and Windermere .. liewewitlo and earth& .... Lenidon and Blackwall 9$ 100 1,019 .. 1,140 -- 6St .. 623 169 194 .. -- ,615 .. 2,301 ~ 2,291 931 .. 913 .. ;;ti Chthcro. 902 712 027 South Wales The aggregate results presented by these returns (taking ouly thy corresponding lines) aro as follows: ( rHREEPEN CE. Grow amount receivoli. 1862.... £232,610 1 N 14e, 0 84 o f Average receipt per milr. £62 4 3 iiiii:::: 25:828 4,181 60 7 9 1860.... 200,086 4,204 47 11 8 These returns continue to a ord evidence of a steady expansion of tho traffic of England during the three years embraced, and consequently will be regarded with much satisfaction. Tile London and North 'Western return this week is remarkably good. The returns on Scotch lines are as under : 1852. -- - 1861. Glasgow and South Western £4,207 .... £3,762 Caledonian 10,228 .... 9.259 Edinburgh and Glasgow Scottish Central Scottish Midland Junction 690 .... 615 Aberdeen North British Total The Irish return arc: 1862. Belfast and Ballymena Cork and Bannon Ulster Belfast and County Down Dundalk and Enniskillen Waterford and Limerick Londonderry and Enniskillen £6;2 207 .... 1,242 .... 2I .... 161 .... 481 .... 448 .... 1851. £631 TIIIS DAY.—Two o'Ctocx. The English Stock Market is not quite so strong to-day. Consuls have dealt in between 103: and 100:, and are now quoted ,1 lower than yesterday, at 100; to both for money and next Thursday. The Three-per -cent Reduced mark 99-• to ; tho The 31 per-cent., 1031 to 2 ; India Stock, 271; to 275; Bank Stock 223; to 224 t; Exchequer Bills, June, 775. to 745. pron. In the foreign house Turkish scrip is again lower, having been sold as low as 21 prem.; the price then rallied, however, to 21, and is now quoted 21 to 3 prem. Russian, Sardinian, Mexican, and Buenos Ayrean bonds are firm. Mexican mark 25; l'eru vian Actives, 1031; Russian Fives, 1182; Sardinian, 98 ; Spanish Deferred Threes, 25k to 1; dittol'a.ssve, GI ; Buenos Ayrcan, 81; ; Dutch Fours, DOI. THE LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. 1%610, Nov. 4. •-••- .... I' Yor A,antint. Yen/. ' ,Opining, Opining, Ilikbest., Lowea,, caging. ter Cents. ... 1 ... ... pax Cents... ger Ct. nts., 1873 ... ... nr Cents =Cants. New Loan_ ~.... I _ .7. ... ... ... . » Exchange= Lewes: stmmt, —; 9 0 41M —s W m ! ± 9 ."‘ 13810 /49 " 9 1 N V IR. 4 e2tl .z • "••• MEW. pet Omits. 41 per NSW 4. prt ett.ae., 181.5 4 'et Cent. II per Conan. New Loan , -. Es elumge ea Leaden: staeht, - n, perß.lll4o Mow Nap's. L). 1901 99/ Tiedmon!s . rs Treeserj Benda Da. I 10112 Eakin, Nov. 4. St. Germain, ,• Versa il les (right teak), —; ditto (left bank), —; Pare W and (Weans, ; WaCern. —; Manieillos and Avivoi, 44) ; Nortbera, tr 4 ,; Part and Lynne 1,1a5 ; Paris and Itouca, IX./ ; Rouen and Han', Sal; Part. and ieraibourg, 930. BERLIN, Nov. 2.—Voluntary Loan, 101/. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1NO), 1033; ditto (1852), 1033; National Debt, 94. Com mercial Marine Society's Premium, 145. Bank Shares, 107. VIENNA, Nov. 2. Five per Cent. Nfetalliques, 931. New Loan, (Series A), 1091; 'ditto (13), 931 ; Four-and-a-Half per Cents. ditto, 831. Sank Snares, 1,327. F-xcliango on London, 11.28. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. The value of English Wheat underwent no change this morning, the few samples which appeared at market having realised the quotatiOns of Monday last. The continued large arrivals of foreign Wheat and Flour, although not sufficient to cause a decline in quotations, effectually pre vents any improvement in value, which would in all proba bility take place in the event of less abundant supplies being tercet from week to week upon the market. The receipts of Barley continue small, and factors ex perience no difficulty in maintaining former prices. English and foreign Oats were saleable on fully as good terms as in the earlier part of the week, but, to effect sales of Irish, it was necessary to submit to slight reduction upon the currency of Monday last. Beans fully supported late rates, whilst Peas were neglected, and their value nominal. MINCING LANE.—PHIS DAY. SVGAR.—Thero hes been a steady business done this week, and prices have been supported, bet there has been less animation in the market than of late. Refined has also maintained previous rates., Grocery Lumps 455. to 48e. TBA.—The market has been steady, but not active. The arrival of the new stason's floe Congous have occupied the attention of the trade ; they have been sold at ls. 10,1. to Is. Ilid. per lb. COFFEE.—This article has also maintained its previcus value, with an average amount of business done ; bat speculators have not been active. Good ordinary native Ceylen, 465. 6d. to 475. Cocoa.—The public sales have gone off heavily, and prices scarcely supported. Sea.vrirrns.—Tne public see. have gone off steadily, the imcortera ehowin& firmness, and prices are unaltered. Serum—Pimento has sold et a shade advance, and Pop per at full prices, in the public sales. COTTON.—The market was firm at the late advance at the commencement of the week, hut prices have been with difficulty supported the last two days. Serurro.—Brandy has further advanced, fully Id. Rum steady at last week's price.. Rtes.—This article is dull, and prices are a shade lower. In other articles no materiel alteration. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts is smaller than for some time past ; the demand is likewise small, and Monday's prices are not maintained throughout. Indeed several interior qualities re main unsold. The trade in Sheep is very incumbent both se regards supply and demand ; although we have but very few on offer, they are with difficulty disposed of at barely Monday's quotations. Good Calves are rather scarce, and consequently are readily sold, but we cannot quote over 4.. ; trade is still dull for middling descriptions. From Germany and Holland there are 220 Beasts, 600 Sheep, and 100 Calves ; Scotland, 30 Deists; 450 from the northern and midland; and 117 mileh cows from the home counties. Per stuns of Atha s. d. s. d. Par Now of vats. ti d. Bast 055. , 8 Bureforda 3 11 4 0 l teat Dos. a Ilf.sbla tID 0 0 0 0 Best Bhort4soros &road quality tkaate 2 4 3 2 , Do. do. Shorn 0 0 n 0 . 3 0 4 0 ! Ewa u 4 second artl/12 3 a; 3 6 Pin Kat Us'. a Dalfslokals 4 2 4 6 I Lambs 0 0 0 .rliteAt• at mania, C. 58 ; Oheec snot Lambs. 3,610; Calves. 330: PIM 330. BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY. Memn. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that the demand for Sussex and tine Weald of Kent Hope is still very extensive, and prices advancing. Duty estimated at 240,0001. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market continues firm, with not quite so much busi ness doing. Town Tallow is quoted 425. 64. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 435. 3d. to 439. Ga. ; October to December, 435. to 439. 3d. ; January to March, (1833), 435. litt. to 44e. HIDES.-TINS DAY. LBADVNIIALL-661ba. to 011 b., 114. to 24.; 641 b. to 721 b., 2d. to 214.; 721 b. to 611th., 214. to 214.; 801 b. to 881 b., 214. to 3d.; 881 b. to 961 b., M. to 314. ; 961 b. to 1041 b., 314. to 44.; 1041 b. to 1121 b., 44. to 414. Horse Hides, 6s. Calf Skins, Wht, Is. to 2s. ; full, 4s. 64. Danitosinsr.y.-Sheep Skin.: Polled, ss. 3d. to 6s. 64. ; Kent, and 1161f-bred+, 4s. 64. to Ss. 44.; Downs, 3s. 34. to 41. COAL MARK ET.—THIS DAIL 10s. 6d. ; Eden Main, 17v. 6.1.; Walls End linswell,lB3. (..11.; Walls End 11..tton, 15v3.1. ; Wails End Stewart's, ISs. 6d. ; Walls End Tees, Ms. 3d.—Ships at market, 31. Pontsmourtt. Nov. 4.—Tho broad pendant of Commodore Lord Adolphus Fiteclarenoc, 11.C.11., was hoisted on board the Blenheim, GO, screw guardehip, Cap tain Henderson, this afternoon, which 'mil then saluted the flag of the commander•in-chief, which was returned by the flagship Victory. The pendant was then struck, and transferred to the Royal George yacht. —The Arrogant, 48, screw steam-frigate, Ceptain 'Fremantle, Rot up her top-gallant mute this afternoon.—The }airy, screw steam-tender to the royal y fait, Master-Commander Welch, went out of harbour this afternoon and last night to try her engines. The Avon, steam vessel, Second Muter Com• mender Veitch, arrived yesterday from Plymouth with supernumeraries, sailing again in the afternoon with others fur the eastern ports. The Gorgon, 6, steam sloop, was taken out of dock yesterday to make room for the Bake of Wellington. The Encounter, 14, screw frigate, Captain O'Callaghan, had her compasses swung yesterday and to day, preparatory to going to Spithead.—The following gen tlemen fumed yesterday, at the Royal Naval College, in this dockyard, fur lieutenants: Messrs. U. H. l'hillimore, A. U. Law, and 11. J. Challis. Mr. 11. J. Bealson, master's assistant, also passed few second master. 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