The Express. — London, England, 1853-10-01 00:00:00

. 4 e" Tvbt 41x1nt%5 / / 1 %, .e" • .0 NV. 2,2 . 9.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1, 1853. [THREEPENCE. ,N 1111 N ant! NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. Ir.\ld.• . 1hr.....”•.4 the Loathe awl r. It :or .y 14.mpaily Ars preportd to r.e..4.• TRY. 1. • 1.1.1,11' RI. spire ikaturio aria a,. of Ttrutor . , 1.• Ir: ua •01.... a Lit u. the ru.:4. alwr.L Th • Trader' mud a. to um or Lirlas 1.". b (*1 Ar teat. - Br °Farr, CIIARLEII Z. STEWART, 4etetwy. • etaf s . WEAN DEM ■Ake, Larimik.l.llll. GUIXBAIL—Mr. IfALSE, the Medical magrafa. .'3',llrailowielh•yrw.. Informs bta Maar A 1.0. FITZ 11(IN It erretteTtmti we hoe reedy.-4intd ~,44 1 .toomearat blob halals' us Modisal Wotan& 101.. NI) and WHITE TEETH are not only India pert ..bly retts,tte to a *lig 'sloth r to both *ram. bat they a,y aprrtremool throastli We as • blemise laghty onistaems p• toe pardopeo W besltti and loaarett... Await the vorloor prepore- Mar rimed bar ins purger, KOWLeillie COON Yti or rEARL ithSIIEIIICE. .testa oarieellrol ee:..heteisig ail tartar and etta. eon. am 4 imparting • paarl-ii.e sharser• lialbeallaiselled surface. WI • IN sotto .1 inetpirta tb ear, reedether the row lima and red, Etas( the teeth Italy it their rot betr: sai, !em M.reoatie mad ratty t tate breadi. Price :P. Sl. per t sun* t• UO•laude thiasaa.w asthe label, mad •• • Lowland and num% in. lt,atsa-reordea." as the soretameat a .a'. Itol lty them and by ehrtabils bad perfumes. GENERAL SCREIV STEAM SHIPPING COMP A -- - - The half-y:arly meeting of shareholders was held yesterday at the Loud HA Tavern; Mr. J. M. ELLts in the chair. The report, after stating that the progress of events hod ' gone fir to realise any try treahle impression which the suitemeet of the hot belt year's report might have made on the minds of the shareholders proceeded to say "That in (lured by the pre-eat septet of politico! affore, and the temptations which large thipmentr of Fold like that by the flarbieger may effeir, the box rel Isere determined to pot a proper armament on hoard of each of the company'. pima. buard have made a satisfactory arrangement with the Petent Fuel Company, which is to give as a penalty a es r• toin quantity of fuel, to he delivered .0 equal proportions in the wane of three years. The ships employed in the ludisn service have acquired the confident, of the public, as is well exemplified by the greater number ui passengers —the shipmt les of goods have iorreated—and France is in;voning to avail herself of the Indian line for the con veyance of her merchoudise ; at the same time the expen diture of fuel has been much reduced, the ships have after a first voyage returned with their machinery in excellent order —the voyage, h ive been perfarmed with a degree of pcactuality that leaves but little more to be expected, and as a natural resale the expenses have been considerably diminished. The board's experience bag caused improve ments in the 1,800 ton ships, which have economised space—piving accommodation fry a greater cumber of pin e/niers, and ter additional cargo. The ventilation of the evens has also been improved. which will he most accept able to passengers in a tropical climate. The continental services have, in the aggregate, been conducted with their usual success. To relieve the vessel, employed in them fen ordinary and necessary repairs, the board hove lately purchiised, at public auction, the Alar, an iron vessel of .'ter tons burden, and 80 hone-power. She is now running between London wad Dunkirk. Tee increase of business between Lanhen and the countries of which Harlingen is the port, demands a larger vessel than the Lord John Russell, and the board are about to contract for a new ship; it has long been required by the merchants engaged in the trade. The Sir Robert Peel has been seems fully em ployed on the South African toast service ; her passengen sad cargo have, in fact, exceeded her weaned accommodation. The board have purchased the Natal, of 680 tons, and 100 honcipower, to complete this service, according to the eon tract. She will proceed to her destination in the coarse of next month. The departure r f the Harbinger fur Port eleilip and Sydney, was anneamed in the last report. Her passage to Port Phillip in 09, and that of the Helles pont in 75 days, was hailed with the highest satisfaction In the colonies, and greatly tended to remove the repugnance which had sprung up in the put tie mind, to steam oosunth melon by the south. The Harbinger's return, ma the Cape of (hood Hope, instead of Cape Horn, weakened the prestige which the (onward pert, had won; but, is a pecuniary team, the results of the voyage are satisfactory. titre is to sail on the 6th proximo, on her wend voyage to Port Phillip and Sydney. The Argo ceded on the Bth of Mil, sad lift St. 'Vincent on the 23rd of the Mlle month sixes which no ioformation of her progress has been re wired. The *hips of 2,500 tons are in a forward state. Thee Craves is nearly ready for sea; the Jana is receiving her reiehinery; and the Golden Fleece will he launched in • few days. The Cttettil it is intended to despatch in the brat week of December, end the board hope the other two will follow at intervals of two menthe The Met ship has cagier aof 404 hone-power, but the power of the second and third is reduced. In order to maintain an alienate monthly line, regularly and efficiently, and with duo re gard to the public teigeecies, four large ships will be required; and as the Argo main be transferred to the Indian line, for which she woe originally intended, the directors contemp`sto the purcbxse of another ship. Under such an arrangement, the Harbinger will be considered as an auxiliary to either this or the Indian mail service. The reserve fund now amounts to 24,386/. 2.. Id. In surance Fund : With the exception of the Argo, the whole of the compeny', eneels are now at their owe risk ; a policy on her for 35,0001. expires ow the 31st of De-centime. The sobscrioed capitol am ants to 045,9801., of which 683,6621. is path. The calis, the di.eetor. era happy to state, have been met satetfoctotily. The directors recommended the shareholders to carry any balance which may •opear on the 31st of December next, at the debit of profit and low, to an account in susnense, to be liquidated a• preltrainary expense", in the confident hope that they will enjoy ties means of peovidttig a regular and continuous dividend from the tat of January following." The CHAIRMAN, in 'seeing the adoption of the report, entered into details with regard to the earnings of the wen sn77 s vessel,. Mr. Curiagton, Mr. Rose. and one or two other share bolder, ham g objected to the adoption of the report in the abs-ace of M. accounts, the resolution was limited to its reception, and in that sense was unitaimourly agreed to. The CHAIRMAN then stated wha* V e en icantial result of the accounts would be if in a stets to be presented to the meeting. From this statement it appeared 'bit the total loss since the commencement of the company was 35,0001., including 5,11191. interest paid to shareholders. The SECHLTAIIt then read what would substantially be the position of the accniiits if in a state to be presented re gularly to the meeting. The rc:ult was, that OA:tr.:appeared cu the debtor side of the profit and loss acc-mnt a sum of 39,9031. 16s. M., awl on the creditor side a sum of 36.2811. Its. Resolution' were then agreed to for dividing 4 per cent. per annum fur the half-year, in accordance with the recom mendation in the report, and for altering the days of hold ing the half-yearly meetings, with a view to greater con venience as to the time for pupating the accounts. Alter a vote of thank* to the Chairman the meeting ad journed for 21 day., so as to have the accounts rectified and prevented. APOTIIECARIZS' HALL—Names of gentlemen who passed their examination in tit,: science and practice of medicine, and received eertiflc Ice to prrc•ba, on Thurs day, Sept. 29:—Edward Vaughan, Keyrsham ; William S eventon, Cheadle; John Bishop King, Brighton ; Stephen John Burt, London. ItAttwAr CumniNArtos. --It is stated that a general arrangement is in a forward state between the •arious narrow-gauge companies interested in the traffic of the dime:eta mid-west of Loudon—that is to say, between ts.e London and North-Western, tho Midland, the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton, the Woree.ter and Here ford, the Newport, At.erpa•enny, and lit refotd, and the South fleaff.adabire C-nnpanies. The managers of these various companies, it is said, are prepared to consider their oan lines and those of the other companies as if they be lungi d to one common undertaking. CRIMIL IN FRANCE.—A soldier of the 2nd Regi ment of Artillery, named bluoyer, deserted on the 311th of August lest from his regiment, then stationed at Lyons. He took with him his earhine, three pistils, and a num►er of ball cartridges. After proceeding tome little distance towards Saint Valier he perceived two gendarmes. Ile turned across the trlds to avoid them ; but they, having seen him, and ►uspecting he was a dem tter, went in pursuit of h'en. Oa* of them, ni.med Geignet, scom got hear him, end called on him to stop ; but ho took no notice. The gendarme repeated his injunction, whereupon he raised his carbine, and cried " Conn no n eeeee —I am • deserter." The gendarme, however, advanced to seize him. He then took deliberate aim at Lim, and soot him through the head. The unf r:unate man fell dead. On this the murderer took to Mast, and sought refuse in • wood. An alarm was given, and in a short time the wood was sur rounded by the inhabitantsof the adjacent villages. Bat knowing him to be armed, they were afraid to go near him, and sent dogs to attack him. At last he prepared to leave the wood, but a gun was disch4reeet at him. Seeing that gripe was imp ieeihle, he di•eta•grd his carbine, which he cad re loaded, and his ti.t , is in Mr air, and gave himself sm. Three days back I, wit brought ti trial ht fir. • Court Vat:irl at Lyons. All :net he said in his il,f,nce was, that he had murdered the g ndsrme hi:cause he bad wished to arrest him, when be had tarok up his mind todesert at every clot. The Court condemned him to death. Ar L NtiArrY ILLVSTRATiON.—King William the P girth was one , lay inspecting a militia regiment, with tl • Duke of Buckicithom on one side, and a sou-burnt Indiau veteran on the other. The King suddsnly found it neces sary to make a speech, and the natural topic wu the noes contingencies of a mutiny career. By way of iilustr.diun, he pointed to the Doke un his left, and said, •' Von sec trs supported here, on ens side, by a descendant •f he Pluttegentt—me whos lineage is equal to my own; wt ile, on the oil ar, my nue is pressed by a man sorting from the •cry dregs of the pto;.:d."—lVieo Quarterly R rine.* October. SWINDLING IN THE TWO HEMISPHERES. Several weeks ago we published an account of an IngenVa. and, it was feared, extrusive frau 1, which h..d been practised by a Yankee swindler upon persons in this statuary. It appears to here been his custom to read the isbitusry in the English papers, and then, selecting the 11111101 of respectable persons deceased, to trice to thew in the character of a penitent and grateful thief one of the American geol., inehlentally mentiening that a five or pound Bank of England note would be very acceptable to kiss, and adding that he would not for the worts have made this remark had not the person to whom he is writing Insisted on his doing so if ever he should find himself in need of money. The wish end expectation of the swindler was that the friends of the deceased should I think that this was an instance in which their relative had been " doing good by stealth," and should carry out what the) presumed would have been their departed friend's intentions. In the two cases which had come to light letters had been addressed to the late Mr. W. Chadwick, a county magistrate at Itochelee, and to the late Dr. William Manson, of Park.street, Grosvenor-square, both documents being aigned "E," and dated from the " Jail Msoital," while the answers were requetoted to be forwarded under eover to " Dr. Miles H. Ellie, 11 , irthantron County, Penn sytvaaia." S me inquiries, however, being made in the real fleets of the case, it turned out that "E " was a mythic personage, and that Dr. Ellis had no connexion whatever with Elston allol, hat that he had written from Baltimore, requesting of the Easton postmaster to forward hint any letters that might come from England directed to him us above. Since the publicatiou of the article in the Ex press two more cases have come to light. The correspond eat writes thus: _ _ A few weeks after the death of my lattice, Sir in 1851, a letter arrived fur him which, as his executor, I opened, amd heed it so be an appeal from " Ma," atsaotlti similar is tone and expressions to that which Mr. Chadwick received, being full of orertlowing gratitude to "my gene rous benefectur," and speaking of " id health," " noble parents." &c. The letter, however, bad not been pealed 'n America, but was "favoured by Captain Johnson." Sir was r , go, sted to send hie answer and rs mittanee, under cover, to " Dr. Samuel B. Long, Gaol Hospital, Georgetown, Delaware." Though the extravagant style of " B.'s" letter made me suspect the thing to be a hoax, yet, knowing the actions attributed therein to my father to be pre:isely what be would have done under the circumstaneer, without leaving any trace in his accounts; and as it happened, also, that 1 was aware of cases (one in particular) among families of his acquaintance, which supplied a possible parallel to the cuss of "E. ;" I determined to inquire further, and wrote se eordingly to this Dr. Long, asking for hie account of the matter, while in a note enclosed to "E.," I informed him that I could render him no assistance, at any rate sinless he abandoned his incognilo. " In about a month the answer arrived from Dr. L duly posted in America, and the correspondence which ensued impressed me with so favourable an idea of Moi— -1 the letters being thou apparently of a sensible, straight. forward, benevolent man—that I assented to his proposal (even thuugh "E.'a" secret was to be preserved for • while), that I should, jointly with him, bear the expenses of an application to the governor, or executive authorities of Delaware, for the young man's pardon, this being • well known process in American law. " The money was accordingly sent by banknote and ac knowledged, and the successful issue of the application in due time announced. " My' E.' has even done me the honour to write me • letter since his arrival in England, deeply regretting that the state of his health prevented him from performing at ones the promise he bad made to come straight to my house, and tell me all the truth ; while Dr. Long, from America, in a letter arriving soon after, deplores the state of health, in which his young pro6ye was when he sailed, and fears that he can eeeee recover. "As my good friend. Dr. Long, has been silent for about • year, in spite of my somewhat indignant remonstrane.a, I had come pretty well to the concussion that I had been hoaxed after all, and, et intervals of leisure, hid been for some months considering how best to tt,ll3w up the mystery, when the 'Wales in the papers enlightened me most un expectedly ea the subject." IN TEE TWO The Rev. W. Shaw says: " Sir, —The article headed as above has recalled to my mind that about two years ago, soon after the death of my (ether, an exactly similar letter to the one sent to Mr. Chadwick, addressed to my father at his Late rectory, came into say hands as his representative. The subject and pur port of the letten were idaatically the same, I believe tot:dens wide ; it was also signed E., but I cannot remem ber whether the name of the gaol and that of the doctor were the same, though lam pretty sure the latter was. I had personal reason to know that it was impossible my father could have had anything to do with such a ; and, therefore, in my innocence, not inspecting a fraud, I merely concluded that there was a 'Kaneko as to the party, and that some ether 24x. Shaw was tie dear and honoured benefactor; though I was quite mystified as to how the mistake about the address could have accursed, and imme diately enclosed the letter with a note to the above purport in a fresh envtlope, addressed to the doctor, but without, as lam uow glad to think, paying t h e posta:e, though I well remember hesitating whether I snoo.d not do so. Of course, I have heard no more of the matter, but, as the fraud has probably been pretty extetuively tried on, and no doubt, like old Joseph Ady's, with considerable success, I send you this as a confirmation of the rascally nature of the attempt, and that, by your insertion or notice of it, the pub lic may be warned os quickly and ratatuively as possible.— I am, iir, yours faithfully, W. SHAW. Fiddington Rectory, near Bridgewater, Sept. 26." BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. —.6-- LIVERPOOL SATURDAY, 10.15 A.m. Wind W.N.W., fresh breeze, and showery. Arrived.—British Empire, from Matagong; Elinor Chapman, from Iquique; Atlantic, from Honduras; Ashburton, from Cronstadt; Pone OGi, from Moul mein. Sailed.—Hemisphere and William Taineott, for New York; J. Montgomery, for Philadelphia. DIAL, SATUILDAT, 9.56 A.Y. Wind W.S.W., moderate, and thick, with rain. Passed.—Cornelius Magnus, from Quebec, for London ; Federal (Spanish), from westward, for London; Svansen, from Stockholm, for Ramsgate ; Shepherd, from Faro; and Sines, foe Leith. Put back.—The Thomasine, from London, for Sandwich Islands; Araby Maid, from Sunderland, for Mauritius, with damage, having been in contact. Anchored.—Ville de Brest, from Newcastle, for Africa; Arcadia, from London, for Odessa; Sex Brodre, from Newcastle, for Malaga, oft Dover. The Cornelius Magnus, from Quebec, for London, fell in with the brig Solway, of Whitby, to the westward of Scilly, waterlogged and abandoned. PURSUIT OF A FUGITIVE.—Sorne mouths ago we gave the particulars of the Bight of Mr. John Todd, dis tiller, of Newcastle upon-Tyne, leaving heavy liabilities unsatisfied. At first it was suspected th.,t the fugitive had escaped to Belgium or France, but it was subsequently ascertained that he had taken a pwage for New York, and thither he was pursued by Mr. Goddard, a London detec tive officer. Although a month in advance of his pursuer, Mr. Goddard succeeded with some difficulty in getting upon his track, and after a laborious pursuit found him settled .in a remote district near Janesville, in the State of Wis consin, about two thousand miles from New York. Ile had purchased Lind, and was believed to be in possession of between 10,0001. and 20,0001. After communications had been made with the creditors at Newcastle, it has been deemed advisable to proceed against him by civil process in the courts of Wisconsin to compel payment of his debts. —Sunder/and herald. LONDON Snot:B.—The soot of the metropolitan chimneys is injurious in various ways. It injures to a cur tain extent the health of ev,ry one. It tinges with its duskiness the palace and the hovel: it mats and spoils the works of great painters and sculptors: it disfigures the works of our architects ; and it causes a large unnecessary expenditure in washing. Even the London sparrows show its effects; and then the softer sex, bow they suffer from the effects of smoke. This should net be. In the olden time, the other " dark ages," it was part of chivalry to pre vent the disc: nfort of women. We lords of the ereation in this enlightened A.D. 18.53, have now at our fingers' ends the means of putting an end to smoke, not only that smoke said to have been introduced by Sir Walter Raleigh (an in troduction generally by the ladies abominated, and with good reason), but also that of sea-coal, and yet we let them suffer. We will refer to the Hyde-park sheep far the serious conse quences likely to arils- to the fair countenances of the ladies themselves, things well worthy of attention. Moreover, even amongst the ladies of the highest schooling, the atf ets of London smoke cannot fail to be meat trying to the temver, to say the least of it. Look lower, and we find the evil in• creased to an immense extent. The wife of the careful and persevering tradesman finds the clothes and goods of her family blacked and disfigured with soot. There arc some startling statistics on record touching the Wee,. of Louden smoke; we have ourselves c attributed some calculations of touching import to all who pay washing bills, and w hick show that the damage done to clothes and furniture by our smoke is immense—enough to astonish any one who has not thought seriously on the subject, and also enough, con sidering how particularly this evil presses on the female portion of the community, from the highest to the lowest, to stir up amongst us the latent spirit of chivalry already alluded to. Down with the smoke! That is, let us never allow it is go up.— The Builder. 8114 RB LISTS. -4 , - - FRIDAY Evcruto. The railway market opened rather flatly this morning, bit a reaction quickly took place, the mar ket remaining all day very strong in character, and sytnpathisiog readily with the advance in the funds. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoce. There has been some fluctuation to-day in the railway market, which has varied with Consols. At the present moment prices are rather lower than theycloscd yesterday afternoon. London and North- Western sock is quoted 1031 to 104 ; Great Western, 801 to 81; Midland, 591 to 60; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 631 to 64; Caledonian., 251 to Z ; Great Northern., 181 to t; and Dover., 17 to 181. In French shares, Northern. are quoted 331 to 34; Strasboulp, 37 to ; and Paris and Lyon., 151 to 161 prem. MINES. • Llosi g BIMISOM N.. Shares Kau. 'Paid. tel•ea dons Yesterday. ts.day. -- —.— Itir.otX. I aglas Ma all 1 1 pen 35,000 1 .Angle AssuallanOold all 4 di, par 160,004 le.. .analoCalitorstan :...6: , 10 Vilietraiaelas 41,001 5 Do. Coal Mains 1 1 1 dis .10.15 SO +Australia. 60,664 1 arstesliaa Cordillera 100,500 1 aostraltan Ifroolsoid e 5,206 I Are Warta. en 6 dig 100.0.1, 1 I:titan MINIMUM& tiok all IWs 90,0A1 90 tteitlakilroa 13.5 7 s 14,600 $5 f I :lest.lens.ltro.atSt.P Tsi TI 2 1 SAO I 0 Do.CosassandColate all 24 21 1, ,, 0 .4 , U.. et. Joan Doi Roy 16 $ 2 4 024 110.01 , 0 1 Caros'e Crook 6 4 4 dia 1 12000 40 ClOrs Copps all 42 45 10,0.0 I 'Colonial Gold 15 I 1 101 i 11 120 . Coplinsi 150,00 t St. 'Copper lenses of E. el 55 65 6,06• U 000. Pref. 74 per esaL all 6 7 pin Meet I tEsinkaseiraHanOoppi all 21 21 21 10c+.222 2 i I Grist Nugget VAIL al all l 4 ens 4 an Do. Registand 11`..40 20 Kieran! 12,006 'rand °ashy of Bade all 1 dim ear 11.001 Gnat Polsoodi au 21 2 dl. 105,c0C Lake !laniard. 10.0 o( Liberty 4,601 4Ua 16,64 • er.tuo Laedessadlallfora. Gold Quarts Crestdas‘b.. all 1 1 100,060 Idarigulta 00,008 1 MorisankiltJonselssa 2 4.1 T e.,;x4 Na, Granada .... 66,001 New Limes 11.101.C0 all 14mees Nessus Mob all i 4 per li 1P:. T PealsibaslLL.ll. all les,osat Part DOD 60,001 (lawns Roe% ....... Al 1 1 die 10,00. 0 tllk Iron ....—. all 7,490 II Cub 5..,..... 11; II 51 . 10,007 I , s eats Lestrallea—".. al , I iGM 0,001 10 Tia Cars ..... T a 7 6 4 .174 11.3.11 "United b1vt1aba....... all 3i 4 70,011 1 Waller .......... all 100,600 t West 0r;;;;ea . ...... .ll 1 1 as. 1 v ,...,„ ; 1 Wag Kuban all 4 g die 106,.00 1 Tabs _._... .__ all 4 1 dla . . . 4 Dumbest& by JOINT lITObt pLudoolaska ..... ....... 1 1 Sp g i a ll i maki Lnsa Co I illek Asauslens 1 of Ads t 5.... ...............,. .: r l ""gai uld. : e gg ge A Jana ,Inodan sad Wodaelnslin; Slaloms' Pror. of EsAtand 'lro. Nrw. . .Nagnmal oi iiiiiaai ,Urittual bank CorpoiMiiiii I Prov . locial of Ireland Pilaw dose w+ y. 991 9 ly 1 w Ms per 10 101 11 as f 4 4 47 !Loyal Amara Han Basking and Goid Imp. Co :South Austral* . .... ILTolon of Artralla New I enlou of London L Woo of Madrid _3l. car 36 33 61 63 17 1 19 MONEY MARKET. FitIDAY RN ENING. The English stock market continues very sensitive and liable to fluctuation; but to-day, in spite of the recent rise in the Bank rate or discount, the tend ency was more e.e.;:dcdly upwards. Purchases of money stock by the public, coupled with the rtnewal of favourable reports touching the Eastern quarrel, have led to an active demand tur btock against pre vious speculative sales, and have resulted in an ad- sauce of fuliy 1 per cent. on the closing ran.;e of yesterday. It may be noticed that rumours of all kinds regarding the Turkish question are constantly in circulation, and easily obtain credit, owing to the sensitive character of the market, and the large "optional" transactions in Consols open for the car rent account. Money has been very easy in the English stock market, owing to the investments of the public. Consols opened this morniog 921 toe for account, ascended to 931, receded to 924 to 1, but had again improved at the official close to 931 to 1 for money and the 13th October. Atter the termination of the regular hours, a further advacce to 931 to fi ensued, but the latest quotation we heard was 93Z, for account. The prices of actual business are officially reported as follows:—lhree per Cent. Consols, fur money, 921, 931, 921, f, 93f; ditto for emmont, 13th October, 92!, 1, 931, 924, t, 3,93 Z. India Stock, 240, 243. Bank stock, for account, 216. Exchequer Bills maintain their rally, closing 13s. to Bs. dis. Foreign Stocks were in nearly every instance quoted higher. The baying, though moderate iu amount, seems to be good in character. Purchase, are made from time to time on Dutch account on any decline. Mexican advanced nearly 1 per cent., and Spanish Deterred a per cent. At four o'clock Mexi can Bonds were quoted 24 to 1; Spanish Deferred, 221 to 1; the Committee's Certificates, 61 to t per cent. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 71 to 73. The :list of sales is annexed ;—Austrian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 851 (exchange, lOtt. per £); ditto Five per Cent., 1852, 93. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account 14th Oot., 60. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 621, 63; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 96t, 96, 1. Granada Deferred Bonds, 81, 1. Mexican Three per Cents., 23k,1, 24. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents , 721; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 52. Portuguese Four per Cents., 421, 43. Russian Fonr-and-a-Half per Cents., 971, 98, 97. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 451; ditto Sew Deferred Three per Conte., 22, 22 1 . a. Money to-day was iu good demand out of doors at the Baok minimum rate and upwards. A part of the demand was due to the settling in the share market. It appears the amount of gold brought is by the Essex, from Port Phillip, is :32,000 ounces; by the Typhoon, 37,373 ounces; and by the Oriental, 1,131 ounces. The Lord William Bentinuk has also arrived from Sydney, which port she left on the 15th of May, but it is not yet known if she brings any May, Some parcels of gold, lately brought is from Aus tralia, were sent into the Bank to-day. We still hear of no shipments of the precious metal to the continent at the present rates of exchange. The market for foreign exchanges to-day was characterised by a more nettled feeling. Generally bills on continental places were in good demand, with little change in rates. Paper on Hamburg was done at 13.7, with money at 13.71 to 4. The rate on Peris ruled at 25.05 to 23.121 for short, and 25.35 for three months, and Frankfort at 1201 to a. For three months' bills on Amsterdam there was money at 11.19. Drafts on Vienna and Trieste were in wore request than last poet at 11.8 to 11.10 4 and up to 11.15. On St. Petersburg the quotation was nominal at 370. _ . The corn market today was firm at Monday's prices, but the trade was not animated. Holders cndtavoured to cb'ain a new advance, but this buyers would not concede. In floating cargoes, of which there are few offering, only one sale was re ported—viz., Torbesondi Indian corn arrived at 385., including freight and insurance. Considerable ex citement appears to have prevailed throughout the corn markets of the kingdom this week, particularly in in Scotland and Ireland, leading to a rise in wheat of 4s. to Bs. per qr. At Leith the rise was 65.; at Glasgow, 6s. to 6s. ; at Birmingham, 6s. ; at Glou cester, 4s. to 61. ; at Manchester, 6s. to 7s. ; and at Uxbridge, Be. per qr. It may be useful, to prevent misapprehension, to draw attention to a notice issued from the In land Revenue-office relative to the new act referring to receipt stamps, which comes into operation from the 10th October next. Postage stamps cannot be used for receipts, nor can the separate receipt stamps about to be provided.be used on letters. Miscellaneous shares to-day were generally better. Australian Agricultural are especially well bought, and rose 31. per share. South Australian Land closed at 33 to 33 ; and Van Diemen's Land, 15 to 16. Australian Bank Shares were in most instances 10s. to 11. per share higher. Crystal Palace Shares closed at 1 6-16 to 1 7-16 prem. ; and the new issue, 11 to 1?-, prem. Australian Royal Mail Steam Shares (8/. paid) mark 4. A special general meeting of the General Land Drainage and Improvement Company is called for the 18th of October, to consider the propriety of making a further cal l, and of exercising the borrow ing powers of the company, besides other business. The first ordinary general meeting of the proprie tary of the London Chartered Bank of Australia is called for the 14th of October. The market for American stocks during the week has been dull, with little change in prices. Present quotations are thus reported by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co.: Redoemable. Dividends. pasta. United States 6 per Ct. Eds. 1368 Jan. and July 1104 1114 Do. 6 per Ct. lora. Ikeek 1667.1818 Jan. and July 110 Ilea - ,vlvania 3 per Ct Feb. and Atm. 83 86 ditto Bends 1077 Feb. end Aug. 90 91 SptrCt.Ster ling Bonds Masseebusetta S per Cent Dollar Bonds 1372 May and Nov. 97 98 Indiana State, Inge. Stock Jan. and July 85 Maryisod 3 perCt.Steer.Bda. Jan. and July 96 97 Virginia $ per Oent. Beads 1886 Jan. and July 93 96 Kentucky 6 per Own. lea Jan. and July 94 99 Tennessee 6 per Cent. panda 6 per Ct. M. Bands 1274 Feb. and Aug. 1124 1134 Boston City I per Cent.— 1653 Jan. and July 93 New Odra a City 6 per Cent. Bawls 1893 Jan. and July 93 Belvidere Delaware 6 per let Mort. Convert. 1677 Jane and Dee. #24 anslanani and St. Louis 7 r w 2 o t.. lit Mortgage 92 93 oh and Miasissippi 7 per Ct. let Mortgage . Mono and Aurora Seven per Cont., let multiage Jen. and July 93 114 ' Great We tern of Illinois Ten per Omit. ditto 1 468 April and Ott. 98 99 and Beading nil al. i rt per Ct. Mort g Fee mylvania Central Bail age Bonds lB6O Jan. and July 664 874 13d. 6 per Cents New Tack and Erie Seven per Ounts., let mortisie 1868-i€69 May and Nov. 1074 If 84 New York and Brie Seven meet., Convertible A dispatch has been received from her fajesty's Consul at Bilbao, reporting that in consevehce of the cholera having appeared at Newcastle, ail vessels proceeding from that port will be sent to perform quarantine at Vigo. The annexed summary of the produce maikets for the week is extracted from the circular of Messrs. W. J. and H. Thompson, irsued this evening : la the colonial merles a good amount of b.:shiers has been done, and for acme kinds of produce higher rates have been obtained. The public sales of sugar hare !een small. and trove gone off without alteration. Very large bales of Costa Rica Coffee have been held, and importers submitted to a decline of Is. to 2s. per cat.; native Ceylon has also been told at a decline of Is. to Is. Gd. per cwt., but the plantation aorta hove been mostly held fur former rates. There har been more inquiry for saltpetre, which Eas Penrasylianla 89 90e •iRUtNAKT 911:1EVI AND BTOC. Annus prim Ye4laday. /AILV•Ie. Abut4imx. . Ozberi n Xcatkv., Itxta.l daw 111Staar Vs. 0 01 9 00 C.. 1 .410. I tril .1, 1. 1!..4 !.. 4 `l' Do. du. ..-.. zu: 1 Mad and Latta ... 0a1et0^...10.2 ... ... . ; .LChow: •al 2:olylabse 4: Cork wt. 110101012 . t: noun am iliaelsea 41: Doodad, INetk, and kW? Aeon Junc:4o2 „. „ 01. )soot Ongliac al• Moto (Sll 12 sad 114- .... . 011 11.402221 On - rau ... Bt' 100 •t- .ten 0r... r... 4 21 1 01 Do. Oats B. U. Bk.) . IR. 100 1.. r. elms I. aod L cllt. 00,100 E...t. 10..meallire it. !LO . indiabur s 2 2.21 0:420 w ; 10 ' 11111412124*.re1t and rce4:o9 1 112. 100 111.2eSug0.1 . ert4,Ddidet 22. 100 Olediew 12 BotalMs•tioz et. 100 020. t Noctlars ... St. 100 Do. A, tkath ... Si. toe Do. 11. 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A Deland S 6 D. 6IS Suraat4e4 SO 1761Nortls Stoffor74..ro.. SO all North Weetrre If 10 ?North &faith Wrot.Jazto fic p 0 paw, W0r0..11. rioltor 64. 100 I.aroat Centro: 6t.1100 illsottlsh Mul had !t. 109 'bhuhr. k Imo I Do. L5eq.w.0.:;.06- 10 f elietsabiii and la.._ _ 9s] a : ISmearabsty aaa t Wm, (1114. W. lea.) I3j 7.! Da.EL.lvas 99 r2O ka. Ossaatry .- 20 I, l'ama SO I b Ifsus Doves 89.'104 *Mb Staters ... 50 , 9" '9oattli Walla ... 20 ! I !Ss Tatielblailbselet • illtasksse ft Dante _ . 13 04 litimosUavesUsetarell %do eit Womb f!) : all ,Walarforti and 111 essay. 50 all ' Watetted bad thieest. 30 ; 14 West Curtwill II ;Ws. Whalkdaa sad Cm-yds* 10 I all :Wait Layton .... ... W.Eadotlea.lll2rystalT.; dt. 11l j Toldt,Noloomid• ar.trirell U 30 ; La. do. Ka tooolveo 114 Do.O.N.9.Farehaat • 100,1rost and North Zama LINIkt LEAPED AT PI 100 ',, astOarLaout!re f *. , .a. ez I 1 .. ' to Luaitoakt4.Ws.tert " MI Dip:oda:l. Janet:or Named toratai,o.e) 100 IlattLitco,leatt.rime.l; ."..t. Limn to tit. kortlarr) IS dososoter k Itra: Foto., Cowed to DeratlTtott ra ail Ilattspool Dock k Rano. W ie"ll . Vi!'iL.l.,,Briii arnica Da. t shark ti Ds. shams fit;kl:: aa4 Oman& I leak.,l tot; .lita Holm Giiitu Preferer.er !dr.to) t.ower.et Ouue.sperOiat 1 (tamart to !Curtail) Ditto ottto 6 per Coat ttatich.,ltuatozykNht...elt: (hand to I .301.W.ta11d.:1 Yl:dtearre and Ita-doul I Owed tuKoAt.& Marl. Illdkad amend (MidL) Northerobrktorn6 patCt (lamed to kaat.Coe.o: Li Do. 3 per coat. (do.) Pr.* tou.LW yr e t!eur. Lon " oel.koat.kLata .kl'ork I Ditto i elates Ldtttol tFtoyea r. and nitchliellers to tircv Nortketa Do. :i.c.‘tetli eta:. . ... 1 Itathato.lord•hlrelle 're-' I to Mr. irCrasii ties[ Valley. 6 p. C'—fu Owed to rketrtosWn.r. Into Ditto t.itto ...... i Willa at comer.-4 Laur to 0111161. Woutaral..—. it) Pt! le et; so I sa 23 I 13 lit. 103 44 4ê $4 91 13 11 die 13 17 .. A 4 gg t 11l 3; 23 E 2 61 19 61 to Is 73 74 46 44 121 126 99 591 111 81 81 $7 i 5 IS pa C 1 43 7i 7 es 4; 3; Ist 13 71 11 r‘rv% I %Ps 104 103 Par i PI i' 3l 4 Fm 44 10" 19 n 6) 61 12 84 SO 32 die Elf I 4 ale N 4? 4 1 ins 256 2116 • 1• le S 7 26 66 6 di 76 • par Ipa aa 40 U •7 ad 6• 6214 60 66 le aMB 111 18 ad )3 4 34 61.;: 16 111 69 II zd 34 IS _8 4 604 61i ft 61 die 47' 4 43 . $ ICI 32 U 140 143 SO II is • s 34 17 2$ 131 14j :Si We 21 SI 0 of 26 le 93 100 It. 100 Aberdeen St. 100 abereacn No. 2. 7 per C 04 nri,46l* Esestz a par C St. 140Calo1opia0 1118 II 15 ,Clareter awl 11 , :yheal 4 all Got and Exact= 8,1 all Dar.dor. Perth. .at Aar. I 4ten Jr.neti.* 54 &(I:lllaatAargani3i.lot ) l6p.G. S I iDo. do. (Si.) 7 per M fels ( Do. de.(7l.Le.i7per p. • 4 ,ICsit.O L 5.t5 . g..,5 1.0.041 10 50 'Do. New I per Cert. 5r.5141 30 16 illactllifea.6^Jipi - 4.'4.Ct & I 'Elint.seek. Put& and, Dooder, ^er Cient ...1 St. toll'Ormt Norther:ls per Ceti St *Po. 5 per cent. Sarip. R 4.1 iboaslAs at le p.et. pn 107 '6ll l el 12 13%46 veriest. srip I Fm 411L11t* Wad: ) t nada, 71 ass If F 66 O Allnar-inuati44t. 44 sic 04 7 St- 106 ! Do.con.r*kent.t I p.et. ; 93 NO IL SO rate Irredeemable 4per et 92 100 I 6 Aareses.tro *Tula PA2Oy 4 dig tar U. NS Unto 6 per tett Steak 1 RAM 1146. A !Vieth 01166.3 ;61C1 St :UN New Guar.6 per SO 1 S , los.BlBol 7 oeatCon.Tablal 24 3 lom 134 an Londonderry itOo:ar. a 124 all Loodooderryitiontek.ag 124 134 UI 26 '111111.M*2.61...06.11110101 6 I 10 110 Do. Now Alto . 9 10 ▪ e Do. /15 _ par rpm 634 aei ilfaryp.at p Ct. pm 14. IMO ~ listaait:or„....tir.att,.9..c. 139 143 sec s Di•to 11 00, 6 1 016 1 .•••••••• Pa IPR 61 I 106'90 , 101k 116takr:as.., St !1011 It ,. 5 a.. Estn. Stet St, Is. 1, ...50,e3e! ;t 10 ' 6 Ik.. Pentotaroa St. , 1' 41, , rtre ot Walt „ -I 10 all Stai:ordalra 01.1 100 Ozlord, Wawa*, a:.41 Wolvar../74. d p s Cr4ll 15 lan Dit.o ditto ditto' • a 4.• re or.ltllan..Nr Cis • •.; 1 0 10 illtreva.hatorter;',:or.V.: 1111r..1 8 ter MAL. „ la 110 Do. 0 per Oust • :5 25 *mai 1.. N• . 18 l4. Ditto Illed 54 per OM 104' all Swath &room (Itrad=o, VJ VI id Ili 17i 6 If 111 4 4I 1 lon 1 lips 1$ 14 !II 20 11 116 1111 lee OS 23 23 IS 11 4 1 1 111 17 as m 13 pi 6 pea 14 11•4 4 P 44 $4 244 Ana }of . rt 1011 , periwig. ' OS all talYtalahireapavet.Guar IS SO 11 3 IW.Lior!outaii::tenu , :ar dip Rt. JO° tork, lesseveo,ll3 • 1 (;:.Mortli 0' 044a:cr.., N N 17 Mt° 11110 01 1 11 10 yortiMJCLU.h4JGI 3 MS pie Adis Oesi sal Ira ...... rpenisait m al sa: . Melo Malinriekl amt. Mai HAW fa= tokielies Clumemy MI IS 68e2 Ravi= ........ leryetal Palm ot Promo .. Pre............ lautdo Itionoot N. a. Salm/tog Os.. Mistreat &iipr ..... Illogdslons p = I t Nattoo.l lb Notherholds f a ir ..... 1!4.9. Oslo' C Ntosro No North Mille it 1 1/1 90 In I 3 101 dis l Du. Nov ...... ........ J LI D 3. : Portland Iran Moat Mall Mar,. I idadtieb , ==ant, , .ioatit ..• Ilaulaalw aVan Man& ••• I — dlo FTT emir V A - - VA , 14 16 341 Si ê COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet, with scarcely any business doing on speculation. Town Tallow is quoted 671. 6d. nett cash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the 675. 6d.; Oct. to Dee., 66e. 6d.; Jan. to March, 675., sellers. MARKET AVERIIOII3.—Town Tallow, 695. 6.1.; Fat by ditto, 36.2 d. ; Yellow Russian, 698.6 d.; Melted Stuff, 445.; r3ugh ditto, 29a. ; Tallow Orates, 17s. ; good Dregs, Bs. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the trade without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 90s. to 100 s. ; Inferior, 60s. to 80s. ; rowen, 40s. to 645. ; diver, 90s. to 128 s. ; second cut, 70e. to 110 s.; straw, 341. to 38s. COVENT-OARDEN.-THIS DAY. The market is pretty well supplied with vegAitablea and fruit, but trade continues dull. Good melting Peaches sad Nectarines are, however, nearly over. English Grapes are abundant. Pears consist of Seared d'Ammilis, Bon Chrd. tien, Brown Bonne, Bonne Louis, Gensel's Bergamot, and Marie Lonive. Importations from the Continent of Potatoes (sound) and Tomatoes are still kept up ; the latter fetch from 2s. to a.. per dosen. Plums from the South of Franca feuh 4s. per basket. Carrots and Turnips fools frees 11. to 4d. per bunch. A few Peas may still be had. Potatoes are becoming mach more diseased, but prices for them are rather better. Mushrooms are more plentiful, and a little cheaper. Cut flowers consist of Pelargoniums, Fuchsias, noses, Mignonette, and tree Carnations. FRUIT. Pine Apples. per lb., to to tls I Nam por . des., Is to is . Grum, hothouse, p. 10., Is to 216 d Tortuga', per b. Ea to is resew., to doe Is ad to rs Me:Arius, per qs., Is to 4 lasses Ft kw" his k Mows. pie b to is Also" fir k Et/at., p. pito, Is to to tit.on., emit, IP to 38 34 to Go .tdoett, ptr Watley,. 24 to 4. peek, ._ .Walt, per lb., Ss to Ss Meet& p.lOO lbs. 650 to 750 Womoo, pt r 1. to la 6d Nuts, 0.arr.1.r.0, per bush., 200 p. 160 1b.., 45. to 50i vgGET: _ Caohara, per dos., Cd to ad Csu ithwers, each, 2d to 44 Orient., per doz., la to 3a Tre%ch !teas, W. r., Is Gd to geld Brawls Sprout*, do., Is td to 2s rootots. pit ton, 14$ to I tta per cwt., 3a to 3s per bcph., 2.64 to 3s Total^ per doz., 2s 04 to 2s C:A r..cti, 2•1 to 6d C• 'try, per boodle, Pa to Is Gd Carrot., p. 4. to 6s Spinach, per vier., Is to 2s Beet, per dar„ . l4 to la art onion* Pinslpb, per tloz., Is to 3s ptl bum b, SA to 4d ghallots, t*r lb.. td to $l4 Culla, per lb., GI to bd Lett's% Cab., per dos., Sd to 6d Ooa, per scam 9d to Is Radians, per dos,. Is to 2s 04 Small Beads, p. pea., 24 to 3d Horse Radish, per WI., 2s to 4s Muabrooms, per pot.,ls 04 to 24 6d per bushel, 6sto Is Sorrel, per belt *me, 44 to Is artielsokes, per, am., As to 64 01 Fennel, per Wirth, 24 to 34 Savory, per bomb, 2d to 3d Thyme, per bunch, 2d to 3d Parsley, per dos bundles, 2. Mint, greed, per bunch, 24 to 4d nun: iTeen - per buntli , 44 tdsrjoranl, de.,do. Gd Wslenresses, p. 12 Yar n 34 to dd gala today to ft p.m. 11 I ii 6 60 15 6004 G 4 44 4J •I lin 4 / li lit IP Ili l 4 ni i 10 1 Mi SO - size IS 17 I if. psi 7i 4t 111 1 Si 40 76 7$ si sZ. S 1 2 5 4 t 141 Its 143 123 ;42 I li Eke 19 i an id if . 0 3 1 IC 8 $ 34 MORMON II ►.twwp and Rotterdam Reams to Gramme— e.4l.Bl koala Juanita Clakrot mat Rapelima "voo & I C..tacou Dittett Mania Mart u. extonsioa Gent be.lan re •tomes /sorties nt ran. G.Trook cfeasadealt.ltlii, 'Great Central of Yrane• —. 7 +.t. west. (•.r.rl,. Slum lomtltoo It Toronto rpo. Lupe.O.Pi.toja,s p.a.hof ,L.aarad,oat.! D... itfoUwof, . Do. . Do. Ovarooteol Woes rod Moditarrateal Modred/ .. • Karts Ar.anla Nuarar t Lose (with la.) Prlnee... Da fat Monty ... Ue. 4.1. 3 Pet al. rued+ Anat. rh....) Korweatan trunk Prefer. Paris and Lyea• Pout...lw Pert oral Botha Pule si.l nitita.courr Paii.C.ar.,aadCharlrars grew sad Itichwed Mite and TisTre . ißeyal Dudek Hord i , weellot Pealitf• alitSr• Do. Si pee Cent. Prefer South foettro of Franco 4 outhero of Frazee , pfer Indll Ifertp Neel raaders • De di per Cwt. Pratt Josolo 0S hoar.. Wiebers d Ihrttarisad I Zealiod jh 611 .1; e die 3 die 11 i I i Pet s; 1 dia 3 1 P 33 i di , i “ 4 I ~ li S► i Its i 1 ifir !Pei 6{ 7 SI S.{ 3 14 7 2 47 14 lef/ pot 40 34 4' 371 U 2 4 en 12 110 ddb Ip 2 ll If Of es 7f tar I Pm 2 4 pm S 4 —fY 74 ti Fa "?I els 1 EN 4 Arians ekes to -day. r causcd a rise of about Is. per cwt. Wee has heen sold at tu!ly 31. per cwt. advance. In spice a gte , elbusines. has horn done, nutmegs and mace h ave n o., ~ ~„1 2 6. ptr ib. Tea—since the receipt of the mail there L. hvi I: an :m -i:rostd demand for ...trend descripti.ms. Slllla i uUlie sales are ..1ver....11 for Tuesday next. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. neuter's express : Amsterdam, Thursday, closing prices: —Dutch Four per Cents.. 931 ' • ditto Two•and-a-Half per C ents ., 62 3-16 ; tt , panish Defer.-cd Three per Cents., 21i; the Coupons, 3 7-16; the Old Three per Cent., foreign, 461; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic*, 80,1 ; Granedn Deferred, 8 9-16; Peruvian New, 71-; Mexican New, 23 ; Portuguese New, 38, ; Granada Active, 20 3.16; Equador, 3 13.16; Amei km Bank shares, 4 1.16. Most of these prices show an im provement. Paris: Closing prices this d : Three per Cent. Bente., 75.10; ditto Four-aid:a-Half per Cevt5..•109.70 ; Bank Shares, 2,800. These prima exhibit a trifling advance. Vienna, Thursday : Fire per Cent. Metallics, 921; Bank shares, 1,325; Ex change on London, 10.45 ; gold, 15 prem. The Austrian funds were lower. The accoodt of the position of the Bank of Eng land fur the week ending Saturday, the 24th Sept., is as Collo% s: BANK OF - E:151. - AND.—Acci•rxx for the seek tu.like Sept. 94, 1863 MCI DMA ITU lINT. Nolo lamas; C.:404i,&30 liwre. taut £ll.o ojeu other `wont (iokt 15A.Z.1910 (Crew 13.13100 L 2 ..N.75.830 _ Pro/Meter,' t; 1; .4! ..../tZtg,tr ' rt. "l . l : l o7.4n Smarr? l ierdlilaWaiiritiiiiiiiihi: 11441.1 th ei sti l . " slie/at ess.sni,ses kacbod.. Sao. Reatt. to-her ocoorndea Coan,its. of National I Note. .......,..... 7.1.0.436 De r bt.at d I>ie. AMta.) 6.714.265 i tio!1 ../. :'‘ it, tAitto. atA.,3 Othe theg..te ...... . 10.0).1d3 i novosortd nod ..: hir :SOD 1.457613 £37,t17.644 537.227,644 Pootedilicr L., 1353. M. MARSHALL, thi 1 t*,..hien This return, when compared with the previous week's balance sheet, shows the following re.ults: Circulation lento Circulation aaive 21,935,445 Decrease 466,476 Public depoiits 6,712.265 Incrcr.se 704,432 Other depesite Oevernment securities in ~eM.~ae,wv banking delnutment Otheraecunties in banking department Coin and bullion in both 12,339,083 I)ecrcase 185,810 17,143,2= Increase 402,641 dep. ..news Seven tlay and other bills The Rrs The Iteserv: 15,651,733 Decrease 131.61.5 1,457.6i3 Increase 21,611 3,665,561 barmy, 7,316 7,745,338 Incrcace 30.1,660 LONDON CGURSE OF EXCHANGE.—SEPT. 30. Tame. Trim xas En guuated day Mb and IL Money. aniatArdala per Z Short 1 Id. 141 am_ 11f. IT Oltio liodereant anterrn Brue.els „ „ 2'0. ' 307. ... 231 r. 33e. Huneurg and Altana ~ „ 13:nce. :ac E. 13 mea . 7 4 1eet N. Petenbarg per rubie 27f penes ... 27f peke Parte per £ fart 25:r. 05e. ... 23h. leen Ditto „ 3 Months23fr. 324 e. ... /Mr. 5c.74 Ilareellne • 0 251 r. 3k. ... 15fr. 40e: rrenkfort.en.the-Maine per £lO „ 12049. kr. ... 140)9. kr Vienna (effective) pert „ Ile. Oar. ... i le. lOkr. %Inure „ „ ltd. !Mr. ... Ile. 14u. Ilatirie per dollar „ SO palm ... 491 pew* Cadir „ „ 301 pence ... 30e EDO Bilbao ",, 491 pence ... 491 panes Kakis ... ...... Seville .•.....• B. 0 SO peace ••• 40 Mice Gil alt ar n n 30 Pm* 49 3 intim Leghorn Gyros Nap!ee wawa „ 42 pane. ... 415 pence ra:errna pit omen n 123 pence ... 1213 peke - Mteelna ...... — . 123 peace ... 1243 peace Liebon....„_....per lather 90daye . date 531 knee .. 33 pence 8.3 g pence ... 33i maw Nat York .. w........ a days tight pens ... 151 pone* THIS DAY. —Two o'CLocK. The English stock market has, on the whole, been rather weaker to-day. Consols opened 931 to ; for account, ascended to 931, fell back to 921, and arc ' now quoted 93 to 1 for money and the 13th October, and 931 to 1 for the November account. This range shows a decline of rather mom than 1 per cent. from the closing non-official price of yesterday. Bank Stock, for account, marks 220 to 221 ; Exchequer Bills, Be. to 13s. dis.; and India Bonds, ss. to 3s. dis. The transactions in foreign stocks have not been numerous, and prices show no remarkable change. Mexican is quoted 231 to 241; and Spanish Deferred, 21; to 221. Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents. mark 721 to 73; Granada Deferred, 81 to 1; Ituasinn Four-and-a• Half per Cents., 97 to 98; Spanish Old Threes, 431 ; Dutch Fours, 933 to 941 ex div . MINES. FRIDAY EVIKING. The transactions in the home mining market to day have been very limited, and the only sales re ported to ns arc South Caradon at 230, ex div.; Eaglebrook, 85, 90 ; Wheal Mary Ann, 41 t ; Wheal Kitty, 3; Prince Albert, 11-. Business in the gold mining shares is still inani mate, and the variations in price are trifling; but, on some little inquiry, prices were firmer nearly all I round the market. Colonial Gold were in demand. I At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted jr: to; prem.; Great Nugget, par to a. prem. ; Port Phillip, i! to 1 dis.; British Australian, 1 to 1 die.; Nouveau Monde, to 1 prem.; Agua Fria, Ito prem. Linares shares closed 81 to 91, cx. div. United Mexican closed 10s. per share better than yesterday. West Indian descriptions were better. Metcalfe have advanced to 21 to 3 prem. - - The nominal closing prices of new undertakings are as follows :—Mizen Head, Zto die. ; Lewis Hill Range„l to dis. ; Cologne Lead, 1 to 1 dis. ; Clarendon (of Jamaica), a to 1 prem.; Britannia Gold, Ito per eh. ; New South Wales Coal, to a dis.; L'Aigle d'Or, to = dis.; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, 1 die. to 4 prem.; Mount Carbon Coal, I to die. ; Kenmare, par to 1 prem.; Lake Superior Copper, 1 dis. to par ; Connemara, a dis. to par; Gienaulin, to die. ; Australian Mutual, 4 toe dis. ; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, 7to per eh.; Mel bourne Gold, I to q die . ; Golden Mountain, 4 to a per share; Great Hewas United Tin, dig. to par; Poltimorc, d die. to par; Lackamor Copper, toe die. ; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduc don, 1 dis. to par New South Waits Gold 1 a to dia. ; Obernhof, ; par to prem. ; Great Crinnie, 4 dis to pm.; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal, par to 1 prem.; Port Royal (of Jamaica), Ito a prem. ; Jamaica Copper, Ito la prem. ; Garnett and Moseley, 1i to 2 prem.; New Linares, 1 die. to par; Sue River (of Jamaica), par to 1 prcm.; Met calfe (of Jamaica), 21 to 3 prem.; Liguanea (of Jamaica), a dis. to par; Parkwyn and Carwaleick, a die. to par ; Dhurode Copper, 1 die. tom prem. ; Monarch Gold, 4 toy die. ; Australian Consols, 4 to dis.; Aibion Gold, yto die. ; Carberry West. to die. ; Gladbach Zinc, par to 1 prem.; Peninsular Mining, a dis. to 1 prem.; King Arthur Console, prem. ; Vyvyan Consols, 1.16 prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoca.. The gold mining shares are more inquired for to day, and prices are generally better. Agua Fria are quoted *4 to 1 prem.; Colonial Gold, 11-16 to 13-16 prem.; Great Nugget, 1-16 to 3.16 prem.; and Nouveau Monde, to 1, prem. Australian Agricultural shares aro quoted 33 to 35; Pte . : Ricer to 1 dis. to par; North British Aus tralian, 4 dis. to var.; and Scottish Australian in vestment 11 to 1a prem BOILER EXPLOSION AT LEEDS.—The inquiv re specting the explosion of a boiler on the premises oiltleters. Ilammond, at Leeds, by which several persons were killed, was concluded yesterday, and resulted in a verdict of Accidental death." The jury expressed an opinion that the boilers and their fittings were constructed upon an unsafe principle, and had beta worked at too high a pres sure, and suggested the appointment of an experienced engineer. A gentleman connected with the establisl.ment of Messrs. Hammond promised that the suggestions of the jury shoti:f be attended to. II 111 'Os 111 i 11114 IS 11l ti i :7 Ili I 614 2 II 374 $4 171 161 101 $ 7 loili le 1141 ;41 181 if '4' ? 3 a ti I i de 25/ Si 371 1