The Express. — London, England, 1851-10-18 00:00:00

I -8- ~. Tvbt No. 1,607.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18, 1851. [THREEPENCE. _ USfitALIAN LLNE OF PACKET SHIPS, lx vAllNt Y Meet, mil Hegolar ?Mao tor VAN DINMII2III 1), INPUT PHILIP, PC11:1111 ACNTRALIA, an.—Three apivt.. A 0 u,,!•!.... are all of the lint tlass, km MK olopit seeemamodatione t., p,....eip rs. sad eassamosata will bo jaw lee their &pot oiling. ...Tow C 1... 0.... 1...t... , ../ T. veil. Skip. M 7:77,r fie.iri lux.. ......... 70$ It. M Miter.. ..vilaey 11.14.7U1RLP. . .... St I. P. Trlyett . VortAisishde Nov. 1 Iv allbLl A WATtOS 70$ A. Rodger ..... P.ot Phillip Nov. 1 HWALILIA ........„ 530 11. Mdwudm .. I New Ze..l.ndl Nov. 5 IMES I' ...... .. ... ..- 23 3 I. Pettiklat ...Poet Natal I Nov. 5 P.w further parieulsro apply to Ilse asieralmed. who are pm etwit.y iltapatalag a suosoeire of eoperiar ant.elaso girls (molar troops.) ',each of the Amu. .liaa suicides, be. MAILIIIALL owl PAHUDGE. $4. Protbareb.etreet. not be able to attend. (Loud expressions of disapproba tion.) 10th Lt. Doge.—W. MACALLIIII%II BLIEWAT, pot., to be 110 r., by aloe Sl l. pramarehro. nth Li. Drags.—H. A. TRITSLTA., pat., to be tor, by pot., sloe Eaitinerate, prom. 15th Lt. Drep.—C. Bonus, pat., to be eon., by par., i sloe Paget, pros. ttlt Lt. Drag...—E. T. lava; gent., to be cor., by par., rico Carew, pos. Irt=lFoot. -1. J. MCLPAT, pat., to be ens, by par., s.cit prom. Ifalt P.—Ens. X. V. Moore to be lint., by par., sloe R. Taylor, who nta; En'. 11. Tommie, from 50th F., t. be ens. .ce Maher. 11th F.—fl. Duca, pet., to be ens., by par.. sloe Deb!li vi a, Prom. 13th P.—Lieut. C. Purr to to oast., by pur., sloe Talbot, who veto ; En. A. P. F. C. Sow Lear to be ham, by par.. via Plea. 15th F.—Hu H. W. Paws to be Beat., by par., vice W. B. Thin-.p son, who rote ; W. M g. nt., to be ens., by fur., vice Pa.ee. lith P.—Bee. H. E. Wituitas to be heat., by par., v.oe Batthorp, RAILWAYS. MONEY MARKET. A further increase in the bullion, in face of the commencement of the quarterly payments, is almost more than could have been expected, though we in timated a day or two ago that such might possibly !be the case. The increase in the Treasury deposits, with the same influences in operation, is a significant !proof of the elasticity of the national finances. The other changes presented by the return arc perfectly in course at this season, just before the commence ment of the dividend payments to the public. ' According to the official returns published in the I Gazette of lust Tuesday, the total note circulation of !all the private banks of England and Wales during the week ending the 4th of October last, was 3,463,805/. ; in the week preceding, the amount was 3,341,870/. There is consequently as increase of 121, 935/ he note circulation of the joint-stock banks daring the same week was 2,784,814 1 ., and the pre vious week's return being 2,703,230/., the increase is shown to be 81,564/. On taking into consideration the active circulation • If the Bank of England, which in the week in ques t tion was 19,457,5051. (king 279,910/. more than the I I week preceding), we find the aggregate note circula r tion of England and Wales to be 25,706,1841., which , shows an increase of 483,400/. as compared with the i returns for the previous week, ending the 27th of I September. As regards the fixed issues, the private banks wore 1,231,2701., and the joint-stock banks 625,173 L, • below the amount authorised to be issued, making a , total of E 8.59,413/. below the fixed amount. After come conversation, on the motion of Mr. PALMIER, seconded by Mr. TOWNSEND, it was resolved—. That this meeting, f cling itself alighted by the absence of Alderman llumpbery, do hereby censure him for his non-attendance." On tho motion of Mr. WALKER, a resolution was passed thanking the liberal press for their advocacy of the cause of Kossuth. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. Business to-day has been to a fair extent forfaa turday, but, as sales have preponderated, the prices realised generally show a further decline on yester day's rates. The market, however, has been very variable, and the range has several times rallied to that of yesterday. At present the feeling is rather firmer, and the decline is not very apparent. ARAM AND HOC= UNGUANANTEND. THIS DAY. Two o'Cioex. The business offering in the English funds con tinues to be nearly all in the direction of purchases, and the market, consequently, manifests a de cided upward tendency. Prices opened at the slight reaction of yesterday afternoon, but this morning renewed firmness has Not appa rent, and, although the support usually afforded by the government purchases is wanting, as these investments will not be renewed till Tuesday, quota tions have experienced a rise of 1 per cent. on the final range of yesterday's market. Consols opened 97 to t, and are at this moment called 971 to :; both for money and the 12th Nov., time bargains having been concluded as high as 1. There is little speculation stirring in this mar ket, as the encouragement afforded by the abundance of money is counteracted by tho uneasy position of French affairs, which many of the dealers believe will be considered sufficiently grave to reduce quo tations here to a certain extent so soon as the demand for investment usual at this period shall have been satisfied. The stimulus imparted by the government rrnow so regularly made, must, however, as an important element in any calculation of the probable course of the market. The official list of to-day's transactions is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, 97, 971; ditto for account, 974, Three per Cent. Reduced, 961, 1. New Three-and a-Quarter per Cents., 971, 1, 98. Long Annuities, IS6O, 6 13-16 ; ditto 30 years, 18(10, 71. India Stock, 262 i. Bank Stock, 213. Exchequer Bills arc firm at the improved rate of 51s. to 3-Is. prem., with a good demand. In India Bonds less is doing, and transactions are marked in the smaller sizes only at 5Gs. prem. Much interest is excited by the publication of the intelligence front Australia, as decisive confirmation is aftbrtled of our views relative to the basin of the Murray River containing vast supplies of gitbesides the Ophir diggings. Several discoveries, extending over a large ex tent of country, areatutounced, amongst which is one by no less an authority than Mr. Stuch berry, the government geologist. Next accounts will probably intimate some very startling results, attend ant on the explorations so extensively making. There is no general business in the foreign stock market, speculation remaining inert, and only a few descriptions meeting with a scanty sprinkling of transactions. For the "fancy" stocks the ten dency is still downward, although these are generally favourably affected by a rise in Console. Spanish Actives aro worse, marking, 20! only, and Mexican Bonds have been transacted as lots* as 26'4. The Madrid Iferaldo, just to hand, contains the following paragraph, which confirms the aeaount published by us last week : It appears that the first conference of M. Oliveira with the President of the Council, on the question of the cou pons, was rather ani.factory. Although M. Bravo Murillo refused, in the name of the government, to make any change in the law of the Ist of August, it ap pear., nevertheless, that he will authorise the committee of Spani-h bondholders in London to undertake the conver sion of the debt, and to deliver certificates for ouc-half of the coupons nut intended to be converted. On the motion of Mr. J. ANDREWS, seconded by Mr. TOWNNEND, the following resolution was carried by ac clamation That this meeting •iews with indignation and disgust the dastardly and cowardly attacks on Is.oseuth is the Tomes newsaper, and considers such attacks a die grace to England." On the motion of Mr. A. PELTATT, • vote of thanks was given to the chairman for his conduct in the chair ; after which the meeting separated. B RITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, I, Prlnew-otreet, Beak, Leedom. 14.4bItibed Awryid I, 10137. Tgaspowered by -I tries Act at Pal.ll.asest, 4 net, esp. 9. Cam . C 0100.4 ALUMNI/IR. Illaeltheitlbgark. AUVANTA6I., OP MIN IN3TII fION. wbo rete. . 214 F.—C. PZIMIT, sent., to be len lieut., by par., vice the Eton. W. 0. Boyle, prom. WM Y. -Y. P. Vrrn, gent., to be .c. lieut., by pur., 'lce Dr re, Ilut.wars. crezzr. N today up to 1 put. PUBLIC MEETING ENDERBY TO ADDRESS KOSSUTLI. —ln compliance with a numerously and respectably signed requisition, to which the signatures of men of all parties are affixed, the Mayor of Derby has convened a meeting of the inhabitants for the purpose of adopting a congratula tory address to Louis Ko•suth on his arrival in England. The meeting is convened fur Tuesday evening, and will be held in the Guildhall.—Derby Ikporter. . . cCOM. - SIM P.- IL Lrrres, gcnt„ tabs ens, be pur.. else Smyth, prom. 31th E.—W. W. JOIDAs, gent., to 00 eni., by pur., sum Garrner, 'Aberdeen ... irA.be E ast 101t141,, ! andaneusa I itinn.Woiv. &Stour , reel Birkenhead, taneastitre,i i Ches. Jun.. has 331.64.61. Bristol sod Suter !Caletientan 'Chester and Holykeed Dublin and Belfest Juno.. • gag A egli..n (425 L. is E. and L. St 91 9y 41 •1 9 10 ....... Taxer 'leered w.tording to thew rates are &lowed credit for hal the 'wont the Int perm anima premiums, pa)irre totereet thereow at the rate of Gee per cent. per steam, with the °pike of paying off th. IMAM of prentieros et amp time, or ha‘log the mown aadoc:ed from the .urn when the policy beeornes a elates. prom. _ 3'th F.—Lieut. A. W. ORD to be capt., by par., vice Harris, who teat Ere. W. WRIORT to be lieut., by pur., vice OWL zen, F.—Ens. J. T. CRATER to lieut. , by put., vice Watkins, who . _ - 43rd 1 , .-32ni e H. Sterwme to be Ilent.-col., by put , rice Fo7long, who recta.; Capt. R.N. PRILLIIPS to be major. by per., Wee rUpwitti; Lieut. F. li. Orson to be cut., by per., rice Lamburt who eels.; Lieut. F. G. sceneries to be eget , by per., ere mum; !lent. W. Meas. to be adl i Wateroa, prom.• Roe the lion. It. Yucca to be Beat ., , rim synge; %V IL een to be Meet, By per., Wee W 43113 P.—W. Etyma, gest, to be eee., Sy per., vice Tomei. Slrt t.—E121.. F. C. Kt.VSFLIT to be hem., by per., t.ce Reel, who retP. ; !skeet. U. T. Furrow., from the Rdlßrig., to he Cr,., rice Keniedy. S3rd F.—C. F. IL 7 -Aoro, gent., to be cos., by per., Wee Pee, prom. 61st G.A. Flue+, gent.; to Scene, by per., rice Kemp-, moo. 63rd F.—R. Drearrr. gent.. tube ena„ by per., s.oe Cockoorn prom. 66th F.—Ear. A. Tenures to be Beet, by per., rice FM. who :eta.; W. li. J. Westby, gent, to be tea., sy per., tore Torrey, mom. 72nd F. -F. Y. Autos, gent., to be ens , by per., Uar, prem. 61st P. Itsansr, gent., to be CRS., by per., rice s'utte'e, mom. Seth 1 7 .-0. It. 8XJ.1.1 , 011D, gent., to be ens., by per., rue Thompson, app. to the leth F. Wet F.—L. U. To. Irv , . gent., to be tee., by mu.. rice Brute, prom. 96th P.—J. B. KM, gent, to be en,., by put., vice Ford, prom. Beth F.—Ens. F. G. N. Cutea to be Ila., by per., vice Kerr, who rem. dt. it. M 50 $5 'lOO 1 30 $0 43 IS It dis 7S 35 IVY 2$ 91 es 791 9 II i 1,4•11.• cox. A Table adapted ecrecally I, the securtag at Lomas set Ds W. dl seliteh the mete Is obtained es esry law. bet grallisailt fa sesissast Proasiesse. Pi.leirci revival, tett let er embeds of a for, M r7llr waft twelve retettio. it heath rersa.a unbar, tired. A burn U.r.ctoer la attendance drily at 2 o'clock. Aga nr the A.ntifel in e very case ailin!tted la the polity. Itesticsi Atte dant. reeinstera:nl In all USN far t.if raport% r ztract trout the Ibdi Credit Elates of Premium. Amens' Premium required tor an Aroatuutee of SIP; tar the Whale Term e 4 Life. ie `ante. ■ Counties_ Eibtere (EOS, MN A.. Oats R. U. AL) Eto,. Was g sad C . ditt liast Lancashire Do. New J shares Pant Wert India DOI; it 1 1h 4 ',EWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETMG. BETTING ON THURSDAY NIGHT. ri~v3EELGAS Even en Filial; i 3to i .pt Maidstone 4 4j 21 3 14 :4j E tn 1 aneerilXier. CAMISKIIK4.4IIIItE hTAKES. 1 — isidsiiiCiiiiitioe — ' Edinburgh and Olargow Edinburgh, Plyth,Dondee 'rest Northern_ _ . .. 40 it 24 26 - 4 - 4 1 44 51 1 4 4 12 34 $3 IS4 1 4 i iti i i i - Year*. SI 1 9 1 9 i 1 2 6 1 6 1 Maven Years. ,C 2 .3 1 - 4 14 4S • • IS E. it. TOME, litll4!ent IHnetar. ANDREW Elt-Viell, tvcrelary. 6 to 1 agst Breb - t -- t 4 U3 - 17grtPriate ?fielder lu t 1 Mountain Deer VW to 6 Maio 13 to 1 Sterzeituter to to 1 Confidesos 20 to 1 eget Leigettb DERB Y. t (t) I Iwo to IS gest Modtwell (t freely) .FRIDAY'S RACES. DlN,mit STARES of 100 sots. each, It ft; colts, Sot 711) ; fillies, Sat 41b; winners of sweepstakes value 400 ears. 51b extra. Bedford Stakes course. (3 subs.) Date of ItteluanoXii Harbinger (Flatman) Walked over. Lord Derby withdrew his stake. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES of 20 sots. each, ri R if de clared ; the second to receive the forfeits; for 3-yr olds and upwards. T.Y.C. (7 subs., of whom 1 ueclared.) Mr. (I roa kees Tut, :tt . 11r. Cares's Longinus, 're, :ib J. Sharp 2 Mr. Baroe's racket, 3 yrs, ist 710 Mr. Dtinktlers flars up, 41 re. Cat HID (Perla 1 Mr. 11. otetedeg's I by sane out of Palmyra. I yrs, ba St) (T. Smith) S Betting : 3 to 1 each agat Longinus and Trinket, and 4 to 1 agst each of the others. Longinus cut out the work to the tolls, where Lily, who had followed him throughout, went up and won easy by a length. ltun iu 1 min. 12 sea. Do. r?sres,A.Deletyre Da saares, B,6pSrCt. Borah.R. and Wm. (Ito.; mat Wedters ILarkeavier and Carlisle .. The "31caimouthshire Newport Ohl Bank," of W. Williams and Sons, the stoppage of which, in conjunction with the other banking casualties in that town, has created so much sensation, no longer appears in the list of private bank returns. The • amount of its fixed issue was SAW, after deducting which amount, the aggregate authorised issue of the private banks is reduced to 4,698,073/. Do. Third. Lasea*re and Yccluddrt Do. PUlbo „, , 7d 78 7 I '4 P 72 H t4 tiii 8-6 1 I 12 1 HI 6 4 il 2 114 22 pen 01 ill 10 0 die II 7 tp 2 21 26 67 34 21 d1 461 47f dy 23 U 44 Si TEWELLERY. DODD, BROTHERS, 40, o;tthill !Mauvinn-b/eo• .Mk). javelins, illesremitho. eM swami..., bee to eallot as limmeelos d theta eatemem at4•Ol•T- W.ST o JET ORNAMENTS Ilsesda• • Maks( the Madame make ic.l 4..krase m AIM, M= L lesesiets, kap eamisis be. M met •sith Loadow.-10„ 79fitf.—E. 0. RATENIIILL. gent, to be eno., by pur., vice Grandy, app. to the f rod V. Rdle Frig alo.-1. B. Yosua„ gent., to beser...lieuL, by pur., ,:ce Lord Bingham, r_ipp. to the er.lilstrerrn Ursa. of P. Gds. Ceylon Hal e Begt.-0. X. PAIIMONA, pat., to be See. tie t., tctsbout DD GristCOMM Corps.-0. B. Rains, gent., to be MR., %about pt , r. lirsprar. srarr.—Aeting Assie..nurg. J. is. Unmoor to be assist.- surf. to the forcer, rise %V< alley, app. to 4 Ist Y. MILIKIOANDVII.—The Christian nom. of i.npt. Warm, of the Slird F., are John and not John McNeate, as preGously elated. II uo. Weniiidlig Vali& 'Lends Northern Louden and Blackwell Brightan, & M. 021{1 !London & NortluWadaro 94 AI 114 11 14 rro LAIES.—ROWLANI)B' KALYDOR, fir ella sau esbeptealoa.—lt is dlstlageMbsd for It. extremely !. per:yaw And amble( elf itts , at the skis, able., by it. sett°. to tee pun. and mints mastery maw* It earls all Impunks has rte whey, alleys every tebdimay lo bdominatim. end this c!oettially da.histes all Mama, tan, pimples, mats. Make, din et, oret.orot, nibi other eutaneous ektations. The radiant bloom it Moat. to tbs ebet;.., sad the softness awl dellesey *Melt lt lenses en :be ben4 atid seas, reader It amilepreastde to retry toilet. Gen tbr.en, once s W sdd6, wall WO it allay alltmitathsa aad teneseuesa ot the bide, and tee .or it soft, smooth, and yarned. Rewire otsporious lialydon kw bale. The wade Rowlsade lialydor •me en the wrapper of tta (equine anion, sad "A. Rowland and Sun. 20, Hatton Conlon ,^ .m bleu on the (averment stamp nixed en ease bottle. ' PAW 41. 56 bad es. riel.--faid by theca, sad by Cbemiu. an Do. do., g Maros Do. 1. it Do. C IU rh.,Msnd B.(C. London lc South-4%14cm $O4lOOl ENGLISII FUN L9.—Tans PAY. Peek Stork. tl2 13 Lune Attueltl., 3 per l't. Itedeet 4. P.:, 1 lakes More•. 9k• 2 3 per Ct. C.-do. '..71 3 'Mts., I:, . 4.3,000 i., ble. 51.4. In. 33 per It. C.....,6, I. 9 ElePequer 11 1 / 1 ..1.0t1e., 69..69., Culawl, (or .1p.:;.. 64 I .„........,.. _ ___ Do., £lO ... goith.,Sbef.,Eincale:h. Ib.Man.& Lincl. I:niun FORSIOSI lUNItS. 4) ter CL Wank, P 3 4 3r.ur Ct. klekleen. :61 37 5 pa' ti. Ilreulr-t. 35 7 41 kt C. IN:nuke), 155 5 Lo. XO5l, 84 q Ilitto Ilefecrel. 41 5 1,1. x et. litleUol AMA, 43 50 5 per U. Co.turult , -84 8 t 7 per C. IltbiLa, U. 4 6 WY CL itUv,t3. 111 113 .1 per Ct. (314140. 61,34 41 u‘r CL fluent). WI / '2 3 ler CL Inalslo. 7; 3 6 ler Ct., Dutch, Acute, 3)1 4 per cr. Itut,h, :41 SI 3to Ct. Si. ckit.t.. 3 31 4 put Cc. Dutch, 91) 1 110. l'neuvr. :',l r Cue) tor, 3 t 3 per Ct. Vuttectula. 11 31 I tric Cr. lircuala. 14 15 110. Prrerrnl, lot 111 kanlinLvl 6 per Cent.,. 1 3/. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. Da /S 0 ;;isfi; Do. pi.dlentitireat Westerejj `{Newmarket Newport, Abergaveoity, sed Hereford._ 47 81 7 I'IIENDLROAST STAKZ3 of 60 SOTS. each, h ft, for 2-yrs old colts, list 7th; and fillies, Bst slb ; winners extra. T.Y.C. (28 subs.) Mr. Grams:lie s Maidstoor, 6,t 71b (natio,* 1 Lord twater's Stockwell, fiat 7,b . (3l,rlow) I L Ord Larteo. .imbrue, Oct 7lb (C. iAnicr) 3 air It. rigors Y7linr, bat rie Betting : t to 6 agst Filius, 10 to li agst Maidstone, and 7to 1 Stockwell. Nlaid•tune took the lead, followed in rotation by Stockwell. Flints, and Ambrose, and made running at a good pace to the cords, where the lot elo.ed, and raced home, Maidstone winning by a short head, Stockwell beating Ambrose by a head, and the latter beat ing Filial; by less thou half a length, Run in 1 min. 10 secs. .(Many who were near the chair imagined that Am brose, instead of being third, actually woo by half a length, and it cannot be denied that he had the best of the race a few yards from home.) SWEEPSTAILES of 15 SOU. each, 10 ft. T.T.C. GREENWICH. ALLEGED MERDER OF A POLiCZNIAIs AT DEPTFORD DiscHatton OF THE PRISONER.— Witham Crease, la bourer, who stands charged with the murder of a policeman of the R division, named James Mastic, in February, ISI6, was placed at the bar before Mr. Trail for final examination. The particulars of this case have already appeared in this journal. Varthern tinioo North. . 71 111 - 17 19 a, 2141. bs 8 dim DR. RAXADOE OX ANESOIA AND DURUM OF THE HEART. MP sot. Am :a , gristly Improvei, wed &lake, pries Mk kl., A.STWAIA : itslrarictics and Complications. With oa Prsetipil Renaults their Mfr.:M 'lm e mo at. Illustrated ) JON ania flak% colonial from adore. To which le mooted a sorrinet lri uti.e oa the primer& lOU uses of the Heart. By F. 11. It io toot, MAL, Fellow of the C..lkee of Ph isle's., late Senior ThidiAmi to the Itoval IsdrwAry he Animas sad CLaaumptloa. Loucks : imams% brown, mess, sad linonss. : ':worth I)eson Nor h kftouth West. Jane itizforJ, Wore., k Waiver j iecit , al2 ntrat 31telland Dv SDm 134 14 13 14 WEEKLY SUMMARY OP THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCINO-LANE, SATLIWAY MORNING. . - --......—. There has been a further improvement in the demand for some articles of Colonial produce this week, and prices have slightly advanced. A very large business has been done in Sugar at a rise of Gil. per cwt., excepting for the tow qua lities of Bengal. For Coffee there has been also a better demand. The plantation kinds of Ceylon have sold at fully Is. advance, and native has brought 41s. lid. to 425., though at Vie sales to-day, a parcel in casks realised only 40s. Gd., but subsequently there have been buyers at 41s. per cwt. for good quality. The enhancement in the value of Rice has not been maintained. The sale of Spice by the Nether lands Trading Company went off better than was antici pated, though occasionally at rates below the valuations. Tea has been in fair demmul. The Stornoway is in the river, and brings some of the new Congon. Mr. Powell attended on behalf of the treasniy. Serjennt Carpenter said he had made inquiries for the prisoner respecting his taking his child from the work house. The woman of whom he had made inquiries stated that the pri,oner lived with her in the early pat of 1816, and that he only stopped away a night or two. All the infor mation he could get could not fix a definite date. William Lea said ho had lived at Deptford about six years, and had worked in the same employment the whole of the time. Ile deposed to a conversation he had had the preview night with the woman alvieS, who drew to his memory that a man of the name of Creey was hung in the year 11116, with a person of the name of Mucarthy ; but he was so drunk that nothing could be got from him, and he was severely reprimanded. Sergeant Carpenter said that he had made every inquiry, but could not produce any further evidence. Ile had made inquiries respecting the woman, and found that she was a ' very violent temper. She had, when she was quarrelling, told the prisoner that he had murdered a policeman. Mr. Trail said that quite did away with her story, for she swore that she had never before mentioned it. It was a hardship to keep a man in prison all that time, but he had exposed himself to that inconvenience, land the inquiry that had been made showed that there was nothing to hurt his character. Ile should now discharge the prisoner. The prisoner then, after some conversation, left the court. ihrews. i; 6i 61 Sow reedy, prior ft. SO, kIM. GE(KiItAPHICAL and INDUSTRIAL VIEW of It ItY. ‘T EXHIBITION, IBS'. Mowing it OM view ti la , me aid bri lturbll di , ributiou of the various kealitles has where.. the Raw !ilaterials a it bLinatamuresosuibuted to the LOA lawn bait hen *reveal) eupplieil. Complied au I drawn by Auoverve Pio. en 4.. I.ltti .4., Ibmorary cud thrreeposillas Member of the Logr.tib.eal ambit.. of Barbs awl Traub/orb uric, a tiftimmus, %Thalamic Matteson. Vat. CLOW it and 80No, Muter.. o‘ll,l.loldelegroe Oliee, D. New tleidgostreot, Illaothiare ; at Uplespett; sod et an lloodellers SlA;;;sl;:irpkilerer‘c;nl6l . ill Maimsbury sad Chest - `" • (Me. DJ. 'levet Do. 4awe•tr7 Lk , . New Shropotiro Unias douth Ikvon Smith Eagtern South Wigle4 iouta York.h.f4itiverDa 4 * 4; 34 4; 414 14 14 7 8 104 114 4 hall 1$ 14 27 274 144 114 4 3 itls Mr. Metall', letear , r, JTr a, Cat . ...... (Charlum) I Mr. 11. atabbinit'a Canto, 2 )us 5. t ;lb ti. dadth) 2 Mr. brawn's f by Venison, out of Lady dale, I yrs, C.: 111,, !Hiatt) 3 Betting : 6to 4 each apt Telescope and Cerito, and 5 to 2 apt Lady Sale filly. Telcscopa !nada nenr.y all the running, and won very (ugly by a length. lima In 1 min. 15 sees. _ _ Sherf.,Roin.,lalloole,ll.Dr Surfing and Dunfermline le:nekton and Hartlepool.. ThannetlarenDuakattail Va'.4! of ,itattb . ... .. Waterford and Kilkenny_ York,Nerreartle &Bern rea Du. do. Extersums .. Im.O.N.E.Purehture York and North ](idler. Itl/ II For " the coupons not intended to be converted," the Hcro/do might in fuirncss have written, " the coupons intended to be confiscated." The following is to-day's business list : Equador Bonds, 31. Mexican Bonds, 2ti= ; ditto fur account, 31st October, 261. Portuguese Four per Cents., 321. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 101, 1 ,. Spanish Active Five per Cents., 201 for account; ; ditto, Three per Cents., 381. Venezuela Deferred, 11. As great inconvenience has been experienced by the merchants, in consequence of the accident to the Cape steamer preventing the receipt of letters before the de parture of the Harbinger on Wednesday, it is hoped that government will so arrange in sending out a go vernment steamer with reinforcements of troops as to prevent the delay of a month, which will otherwise occur in answering the letters by the Sir Robert Peel, expected on Monday. WOOL MARKET.—TIIIS DAY. There is nothing new in the Wool market to require noticing, and until we sew what effect the news from Sydney, and the fresh news from Port Philip per overland mail to-day will have on the Wool .sales which commence next Thursday, very little will be dune by private contract. Prices are firm, and manufactures generally low in stock. Very few arrivals have taken place this wi ek, the im ports being confined to 150 bales, chiefly from Germany. KOSSUTIL BweersrAirs of 10 son. each ; for 2-yrs-old colts Bst 71b, and litho. Bst 51h. First halts or Ab.ltl. The winner to be sold for 40 tots it demanded, etc. (. subs.) Mr. tiratineke's tkinterbury triennia) I Mr. Morris's Edgitty liir (J. Marna) 2 Mr. Winning's Bread Wawa .... (W. Trawl 3 Mr. lisztoWe eliaglncla Kr. Oneibies Trinket (R O ll lll O 3 Betting : 7to ton Fidgetty Girl. Won by half a length. Grand Duchess a good third, Chutlineh a bad fourth. Bun in 62 secs. P 11 13 ex di. ie 5 Z.. EXPECTED ARRIVAL ON THE 2:litto OF OCTOBER. 1 1 3 1 17 -1 "1 3 „ 18 18 Ili i 4 14 I The following letter, written in French, hos been yet.. ived by the Mayor of Southampton: sir,—llaving been acquainted, by the publicity given by the English papers, of the interest you have deigned to take in our came, I think it my duty to inform you that Oovcrnor 1i..0111t11 will leave Gibraltar for Southampton on the 11th or I.lth instant, in one of tho steamboats of the l'eninsulsr and Oriental Company. Pernik me, air, to prevent you my hest respects, and to assure you of ray most devout esteem.—A. Ltxmi.—Gibraltar, Oct. 9, IrisL" The Madrid should kayo Gibraltar on the V.th. Sh e will C:111 at Cadiz, Lisbon, and Vigo, and oral mitre most pmbably at Southampton on Thursday next, the 23rd inst. She ...moot po.sibly arrive before, as she will not leave Li.! on until the 19th. Foe is not due before the 24th, but a hist steamer she almost invariably arrives a day be t.ri Jo. is due. _LINES LEASED AT to Gt.' ut &guar 2Be 29b n 29 TALLOW MAItKET.—TI3IB DAY. The market is quiet, and prices hardly maintained, at the following range :—Town lallow, 37, nett cash ; Peters burgh Y. C., :on the snot, new, 384. 3d. ; old, 375. Gd. to 375.; last three months, 375. &J.; January and March, 38s. MARKET AVERAGFA.-I'nwn Tallow, 40s. ; fat, by ditto, 2s. Ild.; yellow Russian, 395. 6,1. ; invited stud; 285.; rough ditto, 17s. ; tallow graves, 95.; good dregs, Go. MATCH, 3001., h ft. T.Y.C. Psyre. Tsui Par. sot Ilia (Pittman) 1 Lord CliftletC•Cottoula, Ist 141 b Even betting. Won by a head. Run in 1 min. 13 sets. Maven, 3001., h. rt. A.Y. Mr. Croons'. Arturo, tat 9.4, .. bate of 11.dOunnt Rmttaaa. 4.t Olb (V. Butter) 2 B, sting : 6t05 Gn Bordeaux. Won, after a very slow run race, by a length. nun in 2 min. 54 bCCS. Mayen, 2001., h ft. Last half of Ab.M. Mr. Warm's ltaurirs, a yrs, art ;la (Marlow) 1 Mr. 11. 111114 2.414 is, 4 yrs, Kit 41b ....... (A. Cry) 2 Betting : 2to lon Equiria. Won by two lengths. ltnn in 64 sees. TRAFFIC &WORMS FOR THE PAST WEEK. Itlse opened. Name of Balmy. 8 10 ps 1851. BRITISH. 72 ;Aberdeen 37, 'Belfast and Ballymena 17 ,Belfast and County Down 33 Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire 261 ;Blackburn 8. Bristol and Exeter 189 Caledonian 94 Chester and Holyhead 6 Cork, 11Iaekrock, and Passage 49 Dublin mid Belfast Junction 63 Dublin and Drogheda 6 ,Dublin and Kingstown 161 ,Dundee and Arbroath 31 :Dundee,Perth,AberdeenJunc , 19 !Dundalk and Enniskillen 13.30. 1,381 18.51. 7 p poi 171 17j 44 44 121 321 et 7 4 7 4 Pra leo !ul 54.0 41 23 24 , es 1(0 11 12 231 :11 IS 14 SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mews. Cooper and Davis report trade brisk, at the following quotations: Prime Meadow Hay, 70s. to 755.; inferior, 64,,. to 66 , 4.; Rowell, 60, to 635.; Cloven 70$. to 85a.; Straw, 235. to 275. litt 189 91 PRODUCE SWEEPSTAKEi of 200 S.TS each, h ; colts Bst 71b, fillies Bst 41b. T.Y.C. (3 subs ) Low t.t.,,,ross Iby All= pet of Phrothe (J. Nahm) 1 Lord titestertkid's oh c by Knight of the Whistle out of Dime (Flamm) 2 Even betting. Won by four lengths. Run in 1 min. 13 sea. i 5,64 2,9241 111 DES.—LEADENHALL, °cr. 17.-561 be. to Gllbs., led. I to 2d.; Glllr.. to 721b5., 2d. to 2'd.; 721 he. to 801bs., lid. to 2id.; &fibs. to Mills., 'ltd. ; Mlle. to 9611. e., Id. to 3:41.; 961 h, to 10411,5., 30. to 3ed. • 1041bs. t3,1121b5., 31d. to 4d. Horse Hides, 6s. Culf-ski;ts, light, Is. to' s. ; full, 4s. 6d. Among the noblemen and gentlemen who have expressed th, ir intention to attend the Kossuth banquet at Southamp• tu., is Lord Chtirh s Fitzroy, the brother of the Duke of Grafton. Intelligence of Koastith's arrival in Southampton to be communicated by express to Mr. Cobden, in Sussex. KAT( 1001., 2.1 ft. Last half of AILIM. Mr. \V. E. Hughes Sophistry, list 71b, received forteit from Duke of Betherd's Ilesperus, set. lib. DiknoxnsEY.—Sheep Skins, polled, 3s. Gd. to 43. 3d.; Keats and half-bads, 3.. 3d. 3s. Gd.; Downs, 2s. 4d. to 2s. 10d.; Lambs, 2s. 3d. to 3s. 91. A Ale of haity 'es joUrnois was forwarded to Kossuth, at Vigo, by um Montrose packet, which left Southampton yesttrilay with the Peninsulsr mails. The outward and lionscuard l'knimular packets usually meet at Vigo on the I.NAh of thr month. LATEST DERBY BETTING. Last Ana tan lEast Lancashire Hatuern Omaha and Norfolk! 11.4,1k:in Union_ H 34 4 6 6rs COVENT GAILI)] EN.-TIIIS DAY. lITS. Aittormls, per peek, 64 I _ . moo to no Vie: m.titt.totte 30 to 1 aotst Borbitina (1 20,0 to 30 Irwin Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh, Perth, & Dundee IE a eter and Crediton Pineapples, per lb., 3s to 66 Grape, hOth p. lb., 2. W 3s Lisbon, per lb., 9J to Is Peaches, ivr do s, a. to 12s Melons, e..t 12, to "I; 2 told Oralage4, lNr dua., 7/1 co t ber 100; . 14s to aor Nuts, Bar, p. bush., Pun i J 42r, 711 rtttit Si by tht take Oovei the II prc44, tlerou Th. will e 14toli.t She e 1.1•! o) I.lt • !h. it t 0., (Ault to I A el go jerk. bum :Mk Y. IL:, i , .tl . 1!;1. II 111114' h ,:t Ltun a , t „ a liher We ter y ('ln. st,ut )out I , rt ., th kat), you, SWel with who tool Len pct nw lip-, thtr to U 1)1'4 I raft (3141 of COIL figh not no lane tat tf, of I sob trra sit Thi off pro and bee hte 'au be! brl the att 4 NEETINO IN SOUTHWARK. Y‘.tertlav, a public meeting, convened by tho lisilitrof the borough, in compliance with a rtiquisi t..iii Item iks.l elector., was held in the Towo 1101, South vr.iris. at which an address to Koasuth on Isis arrival th, metropolis was adopted. The Hall was crowded. clisir was taken, at one o'clock, by Mr. H. D. Pali- Deputy lligh Bailiff. the Likening is the address: .9 tits ILIMILLENCY 1.01:14 KOtibrill, UTZ 0011FANOR Honoured and Illuattimuii;,LNYe, the electors and intialutints of the ancient borough of Southwark, in Town h aseembled, desire to offer to you our deep-felt congeals. latenis on your liberation from an unjust and cruel bond au.., mid to bid )ou a hearty welcome to these our shores. Li assured, air, we hail you as the great champion of human liberty, Ulla the avowed enemy of the tyrant and oppressor. We would express to you our earnest and sincere respect tur your great talents, integrity. and patriotism so nobly es loved in defence of Hungarian nationality, under Mecum seans• tho most trying and uppneeive. We have watched per 'kende struggles on behalf of your native land with in tireg and solicitude; end therein base recognized in you th et patriotic love of freedom and truth so essential in the kadar of a great cause. To your dauntless courage—to your untiring energies and devotion—the cause of liberty owes ninth. Your arrival in England is wekenaed by us with the warms s. emotions of gratitude for your providen tial preservation and escape from those malignant foes who would have crushed you ; and we feel It a sacred duty to offer our sympathy to one who has sacrificed so much on the altar of his country's freedom, and who has recom mendid and endeared himself, be his public conduct and peiab worth, to the esteem and confidence of all good 111, u. May a gracious Providence long spare your valuable , that you may yet return to the land of your birth, and there I* the honoured instrument of giving free institutions to the brave llungarian people; sod at your name may t) rants tremble, and the virtuous and the good of all nations see hope fur human progress, and the establishment el con stitutional laws and liberty." Mr. T. .NIARTIN seconded the motion. It had been e a d that they had no right to interfere in the affairs of Mowery. The.interference of Russia gave them a right of interference. (" Hear, hear," and cloor!) Is this country no man complained of the result of a wozoteadrup light—(.' hear, h ear ,' and laughter)—and if Swam led nut been interfered with by Russia, there would lan blew no occasion fur this expressions of sympathy with Xonwth. (Cheers.) lie was glad to see England and Anitille at least. banded together against • policy which tended to di base the human race. Mr. W. HOWARD moved, "That in order the more vdestually to oarry into affect the demonstration in behalf of the noble Hungarian and his companions in exile, a subscription be now opened in Southwark to be called a The Einkith Fund,' and that Thomas Pocock be appointed treasurer thereof." [Subjoined were the names of a com mittee, who were to have power to add to their number.] There were, he believed, hundreds of the working claws of f'outhwari who, if they could not subscribe a shilling, *mild be ghul to give a few pence in testimony of their ap probation of Kossuth. Mr. NEWMAN seconded the resolution, 'lda wee pot tad tarried. Mr. PALMER wished to know why the beneweb gaiter kr , hall net attended, and whether any ormannisestea hod bas rtetivoi from thou. /I *. nowmw NM a taramasalata bod kw Mond Into With both ommerais. SIT WMlna Mobroordt to% be oat of do comotry. lii. " 111.1 a. not replied to tin letter sent te Yea. bet Just the IneCti alt WI. braid, Ye principal mot moo to his (Mr. Ar.i) .uld loomed Moos that dos Wenn* had itapeet• at bigots to maw oft Ibisika-bew" sad world UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. C.wDRIDOI;Ocr.I7./-81IMMARY OF FRESHMEN. 1881. 1850. Saint Peters College Clare Hall Pembroke College ()medic and CaMI College Trinity Hall Corpus Christi College King's College Queen's College St. Catbarine's Hall Jesus College la .... 14 Christ's College 2l .... 27 St. John's College ll4 .... 99 Magdalen College $ .... 14 Trinity College 134 .... 134 Emmanuel College Sidney Sows College.. Downing College 7 .... 6 1 .... 0 Total 490 474 The exvve list, though not official, will, it is believed, be found to be cornet. _ _ . SEete..4l, PREVIOrS EIAMINATION.—There are 64 candi dates for this examination, which will be holden as under : Oct. 20. 8 to 11 a.m., " Euclid," Books I. 11., and arith metic. Oct. 21. Bto 11 a.m., " Paley 's Evidences ;" 12 to 3 r.m., " Old Testament History." Oct. 22. Bto 11 a.m., and 12 to 3 p.m., Ciassical Subjects and " Greek Testa ment." VOLL'tTART TIIIEOLOOICAL. This examination WAS brought to a elose to-day. TRINITY CoLizor.—Thc prize for the best English Essay at this eollege has been adjudged to H. A. Bright. NOTICE.—There will be a meeting on Monday morning, the 27th inst., at Jesus College Lodge, of the syndicate appointed by the senate, to consider the eases of those un dergraduates who have degraded and are desirous of be coming candidates for honours. Cases not presented at the above meeting will be precluded' from consideration till October, 1852. All applications to be in w.iting by the tutors, and accompanied by the necessary medical ccrti ticates. NAVAL ADMIRALTY, OCT. 17. APPOINTMENTS —Naval cadets : U. Powys, Albion ; and R. Danert, Bellerophon. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 17.—The Frolic, 18, Com sassier Nicholas Vanaittart, arrived at Spithead to-day hem Malta and Gibraltar, saluting the Port Admiral with 17 guns, which the Victory returned with 7. Captain H. B. Martin, of the Victory Hag ship, went out to her at noon and inspected her, and this afternoon she was towed into harbour b e y the steam tug to be paid off.—The Hercule', 72, went out of harbour to-day and anchored at Spithead. She will shortly proceed in company with the Bellerophon, itt. Captain Lord George l'sulet, to the Mediterranean, to take her station at Malta as receiving ship there in place of the Ceylon.—The Monger, 8, sloop, Commander Thomas Miller, got under weigh at Spithead at noon today, and proceeded to Plymouth to be paid o ff there.—The Rattler, steam 'Crew sloop, Commander Arthur Mellersh, came alonpide the dockyard jetty this afternoon to take on board the luggage of Major-General Lord Frederick Fits clarence, preparatory to his lordship and family embarking for Madeira. MILITARY. (Prim LA Nicht.' emetic) WAS-OFFICE, Ocr. 17. lot Mot. otFr 0de.—.141111 ALIMANDI2 MOO SOPITOVN lobe ear. end eett./lest., by per., a ale Waldo. who ma. Ist Meg GO*. —W. C. eceatortsLo, pat.,' to be or., by par, Tic* ett y And l=4 ".. -0. F. C. IIIIITA211•14 gem, to be for« by Per, aloe Hull p.m; U. by. Joe Do:, est., to be tor., by par, VW Watrllll.m, wan. Gab in. 4. ,de.— T. Looters, rpm., la be cor,by par. 113•1 JOllllll4lll, Pram. 1361 236 138 26i Furness Olaagow and South Western Great Northern& E. Lincolash 'Great Southern & Western(lr) [Great Western Irish South Eastern Lancaster and Carlisle Lancashire and Yorkshire Leeds Northern Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport Loudon and North Western London and Blackwell London, Brighton, and S. Coast London and South Western 'Londonderry and Enniskillen IMan., Buxton, & Matlock, Sce.l Manchester, Shell., & Lincoln.' Manchester and South Junction _ _ Maryport and Carlisle Midland Midland Great Nestor' (Im) Monklands Nelveastle and Carlisle 'North British 'North Staffordshire 'North Western 'Scottish Central Scottish Midland '•hrewsbury and Birmingiuset D shrewshury and Chester Ihropshire Union South Devon South Eastern South Wales !BouthYork.,Doneaater& Goole Taff Vale '895 1 1',641 1,116 1,382 2,148 1 2,067 909 1 980 330! 296 273; 283 214' - 14,069. 16,449 8,193 9,847 Ulster Waterford and Limerick West Cornwall :Whitehaven Junction ;York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 'York and North 'Midland Foams. ( Central of France Dutch Rhenish IMaria Antonia ,Montereau and Troyes ' Northern of France • Orleans and Bordeaux Paris and Lyons - • 3,3343 3,630 1,123 993 1.433' 979 24,786 26,166 3,894 6,936 8,16 15,727 9,469 10,216 7,336 7,6.50 6,170 9,211 2,899 2,759 11,693 3,003 B'2 ,Paris and O'rleans 84 'Paris and Rouen 191 'Paris and Strasburgh 59 ,Rouen :ma lane 121 'Tours and Nantes • The returns include the receipts of the Boulogne and Amiens line. DEPARTURE OF THE LORD BISHOP OF BOMBAY.— This morning his lordship left his residence at St. Andrew's. hill, Doctor's-commons, accompanied by his lady, for his newly-appointed station as Lord Bishop of Bombay. SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAT.—On Thursday a meeting of the second class ticket-holders on this line was held at the Royal Rotel, Richmond, when resolutions were passed to the effect that the present rate of charge for second class season tickets was. enormously high, and that exertions should be made to induce the company to reduce them, end a committee was appointed for the purpose. It was stated In the course of the proceedings that the cost of a second class season ticket from London to Richmond, 101 miles, was 161. 6s. ; on the South Eastern, to Croydon, mom distance, onli Ill. ; and on other lines comparatively less ; and by omnibus, from Richmond to Leaden, 18/. per annum. Calculations were entered Into to show that a larger amount was Actually charged to the season ticket. holders then if they trandled by the ordinary trains. 12} 626 152 571 4121 71 1661 82 63 4421 1341 2441 suites Dittowi (limed toGreortWa___ _ 35 than., Woir., and Dudley caficilMypil.,orw (loused to Great Weitern LS 'Ditto without agaarastee ()easel to Brent Western 17 31i.tickisith .111•Ii/TC ()rascal Lantio&N.A'eatersi 50 .I.y.leadale lunctfos Geared to raledommt 95 EatiLiseolvitaguar.f.g.et. (leased to Gt. Northers) 10 'llaiicestor x Deaa Yoram, (leased to Great Western OS Ilnllat , elby(LltorisaiNalld 53 Do. 3 ghats (ditto) Ds. (ct _ be IMMO Itrar altar ordlt(7lidlast IN laded ant Greenwich (leafed to Sr ith tasters SO Ditto Fix:femme (ditto). IS Lowestoft Uuar.4pereent i ( Airmail to Norfolk) I 16 Northern sr:agars apart: leased to gat.Coutitira 45 Ditto ditto New 15 Preston& Wyre (1e s. Len SiN.We,LkLusc.lkYork 11 ;lento G shorn 'Ai (ditto gatel ) 16 l e el., asset lfga (leased :o SattltEastent 64, Royston and Hi:abilities& to Great Northers 55 Do. Shrprcth Eiten.(ditto 63 South Stafrosalotdre (leased' to Yr. lirClesia 91 Wear Valley. 6p. Mesa tiemed to 4tocatonitDar 100 Wila t Somerset (leaserl to welt Wasters Aberdeen... 10 Ceeturdan Lie IS ,CbeFter and Elolytieed allDuadoe, Perth, and Aber. I dean ItlnClloll Elet - k - oi - planiii. - 10r,Gp.ot. Featern Counties titan., , Dit per Ct to do. No. *2 Ito. New 6 per Oast. Stock 'Eact.Voloo.derp m tp.Ct Edinburghnd Dundee, 54 per t Great Non bernS per Gen. Ot.BtbdWeetm(l)k.lekth , Great Wc•tero (Berko and Hants. Eato.3 per Ceot tooesahireitYorks. F XV ' Do. 6 per Coot. Stock . ,Loodort,Eriaht.,tc &Coot, Pret.ipeet.tltock,llll (rum ;tit:Phan., F.. .. I IlLoadonkSthWesters New lon.S.heff.ttLote. Do. New LII lollan4Coar.Br.kEt.6p.Cil D tto Presume NcTrfoTk North British Oxford, Worcester, an Wolver., £13.6 per Cent brewabary&Blreoin.New Oturronterd Ilarewkle Chester (Nor.W. Min.; S per Cent... . Louth [Wean , York, Newcastle,& Berw., Ot.North of Eni.pareh. Intto Ditto iV .Boak FORE eene Ind Ani lG on N h.l ... 20 Centro! Frame (Vierzon^ 8 'Data Rhenish IS Fan Indian 3 Great !Eden Pealeeeda.. 341 D.). ilairmboara 27gillaria Antonia 84 , Do. do. Neer $0 Namur mad thee II Northern or Feiner.. .. 9 Orleans and Bardeen 90 Prim NA Orleans 93 Finis and Raton It Par`a end etruhears 99 Bonen .uld Havre ID 'Sambre, and Melva— .. 1. Teurs art Nantcs SiAlree. Flmulerd 10- 10 161 31 3 dim 11 y. I i or 7 8 :4 il l e " I 14i 9$ 1 V . lIIn 6 8 9 1 die Si 8 2 11 10 di II i EXPLOSION £ THE PIICENIX Oats Wows, BANINIDC—About a quarter to eight o'clock last night an explosion, attended by almost fatal results, occurred at the works of the Phcenix Gas Company, Bankeide, South wark. It appears that about that time the various retorts, as usual, were helm bused into the hydraulic mains, when by AIM MOW COD of the mine became sur charged, the ef welsh wee that the seat of it wee broke'', and thetepeet awe el it swift In cesteet with the in the seetine4neee pthiesed the The wee eragieraWy Wen& the = 6lllBl6 erneelted, and deem Wee est, end ems da mns dew to the noehimeny. net swiriesi,lewever, to gwe• vast the emegsi a t wad. The wee dr swathed about the Pass =Li r i; end three ether Agee asedderably in =twe ef this int ems* OM they tem knew renteved le IL Thonatha sad Guy's hospital& 1,114 2,521 736 .3,130 0,249 4,175 136 713 1,034 818 463 667 642 118 163 769 668 3,641 6,369 15,173 17,767 2,264 2,663 4,078 3,798 2,633 2,463 93 3- 14 338 3,219 3,916 7,219113,666 6,110, 4,386 17,346,29,605 - 169 4619! 3,88,6 14 , 343;19,647 1,0941 571 - 56! 47,436, • 9211 12,Z21 11,362+ 146; 137 6.28(.1i 230458 1,33,+_ 719 i 5x4 1 3.630, 621 1 1,731 5141 6•]i 2,026 15,11!I 408 ;61,315 1,228 14,622 16,763 IG3 162 8,220 24,531 3,109 _950 2,266 3,590 5,327 700 1,865 639 • 1,82 G 623 2,452 126,415 io as to 6 at liu. L;: 43 IS 8 8 8 8 Pu% 211 21M 8 It 2 pin St 3 dim 28 17 90 91 atonal. -7 . —dia 61 13 Ib % 1i If dle i AL par as Of 11 10 114 l dls 131 Ol le pm! 1 1m els 121 131 1!! =tB p. 114 12 12/ !Tr' IS le 41 $ i dim i Pm at 14 2 134 14 12 11 131 Iff 3 4 1 I I AIN t wAy. The bullion market remains at former quotations but at these rates, it mar be noted, much inure firm ness is apparent in the silver market. Present quo tations are thus reported by Messrs. Sharps and Wilkins :—Bar gold, 31. 17s. tki. per ounce standard; American gold eagles, 31. Ws. 3d. per ounce ; bar silver, without gold. as. Old. per ounce standard ; Spanish doubloons, V. 19s. per ounce ; Columbian doubloons, 3/. 10s. per ounce ; bar silver, containing gold (all gold above five grains in the pound to be paid for), ss. 04d. per ounce ; Mexican and South American dollars, 4s. 104 d. per ounce ; Spanish pillar dollars, ss. per ounce ; United States dollars, 4s. md. per ounce. The imports of bullion into England this week include, by the Jupiter Peninsular and Oriental steamer, 60,0001.; by the Europa from New York, 10,400 dollars ; by the Adonis from St. Petersburg, 70,0001. in Russian gold coin'; by the Lion steamer, at Hull yesterday , from St. Petersburg, 80,0001. ; by the lberm and Montrose Peninsular and Oriental steamers, small parcels of specie. The total imports are about 213,000/., a considerable sum at other times, but now rated us small in comparison with the large sums which have poured in from Califor nia. It will be sceu, however, that the imports of specie from Russia during the week have been no less than 130,11110/. The Tay from the Brazils brought no bullion, the gold dust, which ought to have come forward, having been used up for local purposes. The remittances from that country have been very scanty this year. There have been no largo shipments of gold or silver this week from the outports. The price of gold, on Thursday, at Paris, was about par (new tariff rate), which, at the Eng lish mint price of 3/. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for stan dard gold, gives an exchange of 23.17, and the ex change at Paris on London at short being 23.26 1 , it follows that gold is about 0.383 per cent. dearer in London than in Paris. By last accounts, the course of exchange at New York on London, for bills at 60 days sight, is 110,1 per cent.; and the par of exchange between England and America being 109 23-40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.67 per cent. in favour of England. Upon taking into consideration the difference of interest and charges of transport, we had that the present rate leaves a small profit on the importation of gold from the United States. After some delay, transactions have been resumed in bar silver at Paris, which has been dealt in at 0.83 to 0.9 per cent. prem. Sovereigns have like wise risen to 25fr. 20; exchange at short being a shade better. The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week endulg Saturday the 11th of Oc tober, published pursuant to the Act 7 and 8 Viet., c. 32, is as follows: BAN 01 , I.:NOLAN ? for the wsek =Enna Oct-11. 11 1 •41:.C.31. /00 . 1 Note. Irrsel .)10.t.r ',cuities .... 0 Ci..,!1 Coln al.dlWlloo 14,421 M • .:ver 33.373 C28.454.M 1,1 Proprisionillar% I .. 1.14.653. 4. 1 0 , Root rub is 0111.14. 4.4 ana! Debt, awl I n .. AccidkJ 9.T53,4= ahiacr dA13.513 •everwtayan , lntb , Mll4 1.24 ^ ,84d - X 4,*30.675 - •- • £.8.454 ;d0 RRRR Pl. . , . t.overnmeat Sourltko thholui. bawl W•lght .tnuuf 4) Ali...mad. N 4.4.8. • .:,.1 and Myer Cola 643.1/3 437,Z1 , 4573 M. MADAM AL[. Chtel g Oct.lo. 11,1. - ...._ The above returns, when compared with those for the week prededing, exhibit the following changes: Circa Utica issue £28,464,780 Increase £ 38,990 Circulndia attire 19,471,620 Increase 114055 Publio dogodis 9,728,421 Increase 72, , 833 Otbsr awaits Duousinssat securities in ot teri . eg orai t . partment in banking agmassat Oats awl bullion in both ilopaolassts Sevaidel *ad othar bills 1,212,848 Ikerva s u 26 ' 919 TM sot . 8,102,791 Decrease 304030 The Jteesewe 9,478,973 Decrease 64,938 ER , T111.12., I, half sieve, Gs to 7# ktteh., ter bush.,lgolefol Pears, tlcesert. per d '4, 24 to 4. Ltatoas, per dux., late Ys ~ •ratXil: is. bt...4h., as to It. Hibetts, per WU lb., 7us to noi Walnuts, ter but , h., 12s to 24s '_VI3GETj CAthlree, per doe., 841 tole CoolP7ov:tie, per dos, GI French Itrahr,per hf.nteve, to to 4. Maw, per rttre, loGd to 2.• Proo, per -one, Is Ott to 3. GI Potato*" on ton, Us to too - pvt Impit., IA 14 to 2i &I rurnips to '•tr.cla &I to 4.1 C , tleu;ll;en;, - eat. laTidto Is itor .10;4, 94 to In id. 7 w per,ioz., I wls Ed v.s• Cd to la Cal C.oar.ta, per butrll, ad to 6.11 _ . iitscli, I.r MI,TC, Ia 6:1tO28 Vegrtmble pee &a., Is IBLE`4. t o is Gl .--..- (hullo, per lb., 44 to 41 Artis.loiroNiper doo., 4. to Gs Lettuety:.+o., p. score, 44 to Is (:.r, per score, to to Is Stnull p. pup., 24 to 34 Iloro' Itattott, per ImIL, Is td Wes It d Iteet, per d‘ot., Is to 2, . . - MuJ,rwm., per pat, td to 2a yes bush, 7s to O. Sorrel, per 11211 mere, t,tlt, 9d Torn 'tow, perltall.ieve. 3 , to to • twr booth, 2d to W. r•AVOVV: tttoch, 2.4 to Oitoit;, Kr b.wieh, Id to 3d —lunielti p. dor., I •641t0 to Leoko, per buurit.ld te..2d I•+re..g', 1.. doz. bun., 4 u. 31., pe: Lou.. Od to Ls ot., Id to 21 - . I,er bunch; &I to 4tl Mai ior.twolo., per bunch, .1d tr id Wau...A.,141.0v..utme1...1..4.1 Weal ptr lb, zd to 1.4 METALS.—Mr. Aloate's circular states that in liar iron a modtratia business is doing; 1501:11C large trans actions have taken place in rails. Staffordshire iron is more in demand. Scotch pig iron is less in request. Swedish iron is starer, and fine Indian a-sortmenta are inquired for. Swedish steel is without alteration. Copper is in good de mand at the advanced rates. British tin is in fair request. Foreign tin is firmly held ; there are sellers of Banco at 795., buyers at 78s. Gd. Spelter: No transactions are re ported. Lead is dull of sale. Tin plates: There is a large business doing. LUVAL SHARE MARKETS. LITEILVOOL, OCT. 17.—The share market has been worse to-day, and lower prices have been submitted to, closing very flat. Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire, 10 d.— East Lancashire, 141—Lanctishire and Yorkshire, .54 4 1 1 4 —Ditto (fifth shares), 8 7-16 d.—London and North We stern, 1131—DAM (New Quarter Shares), 2t p.—Midland, 471 1 7—St. Helen's Railway and Canal (preference gua ranteed 5 per cent. and div.), 140—Ditto (new preference 6 per cent.), 2 p.—South Eastern and Dover, 1811. BtliatiNo HAW, OCT. 17.—This market was rather flatter to-day, and prices declined a shade. Shropshire Unions were done at 31. 11,. 3d. dis. Maucursrsa, Ocr. 17.—There has been a largo busi ness in Lancashire and Yorkshire stock, hut at a slight decline, prices fluctuating between 511 and 4. There was a decline in Midlands also, which opened at 474, and were done as low as 461 at the close. Shefflelds, 26' ; East Lancashire, 144; Dovers, 184' Great Northers', 15t; Che shire Junctions, 101, / dis. There was a fair extent of business generally, but the market closed weaker for most kinds of stock. Leros, Ocr. 17.—The market continues its downward tendency. AU kinds of shares have to-day been lower, and the market closed weak. The following are the closing sales: Leeds Northerns, lit ; Midland stock, 471 ; Shef field, Rotherham, and Goole, 20 ; Caledonians, 11(; North Westerns, 14 dis.; Great Northern., 1.11. lls. 3d. THE LATE COLLISION ON THE. BRIGHTON RAIL 'NAT.—At the quarter sessions held at Lewes on Wednes day, the Right lion. the Earl of Chichester in the chair, Richard Grindley, a guard in the employ of the London and Brighton and South Coast Ituilway Company, was in dicted for having negligently omitted, on the '2lst of Sep tember last, to apply his brake to a train he was guard of, whereby the lives of the said Richard Grindley, and of Joseph Keneley, the driver of the train, and of William Savage, the under-guard on the same line, were endan gered. The evidence showed that in consequence of the neglect of the prisoner in not apnlying the " 'hes," usage to the amount of between 4001. and 8001. had been sustained by the carriages in the train. He was found guilty, and sentenced to six months' hard labour.