The Express. — London, England, 1852-11-12 00:00:00

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Waned terwird the . .4 iM luat mace, • larrard • vlll Is Us inn dray reader st tha wtY►t..4%.Mbeners. •• tire ist waled • Lansal • IN ibe sale. pasel Maws batten Tenn b . mare tb ■ undies • Mr t ahoy. Tit- *OW Is ma it Ins had .0 Aral, tlat eta Sew • i 5 .... •eh .stbra ; sad the hett ra. • c Mop by S that s 1.1 as d matte Ore hiMas thew, My Or SAP 'am en the her..d dr. tid 1444, wt the )ermlsen ts term, NM id, pert Ir.. aott the brava selters..—thris Item. ••Ild• is the Mt mirk it• dad tiir Mt Was dahlia .al lads ay ta ors As • pieum el re rch.alld• u t a awry. of Yrier-h resin, is try .tint 04 (0•1•41 *war tt slur Mg meats airriraltrtl. The re dmr, think, iso A. aL.t M. sot as tbe •M trams dA is t. e -se Qat ow Mae, ThMsraesdreas• farm thew des." — Atte% Lemke : amain. Man ra4 C 4 IS. Cambia. bit Alb ; Mr. Lanes the °reek, 3 pa, fed 6IA ; Mr. Wilunis br f by Osnarboy, out of Maid of Mouton, 2 err, bet 41b. Won by a bead; two lengths between secuad and third ; May Blossom wee a bad lour*, The Orrek fifth, sod Ite• mitarrater six*. The others were beaten off. INTELLIOENCE EXTRA. Nutoluoltous for the Murnerust STILIs, fur 2-yr olds.—Mr. E. R. Clarke's aby Napier out of Clifollaell dam, Mr. E. IL. Clarke. a by Plenipotentiary dam by limiter+ Platoff, Lord Clad. n's °leaner, Mr. 'Dilworth's Cabal by Anchor (late Eno Lad), Mr. H. Elwes's ch fby The H. ro at of Wittier.nr, Mr. U. W. Fitasrilliaria's br f Circe, Mr. Oreville'a &sous, Mr. Himarit's U Igrave, Mr. U. Hannibal, Mr. Y. King's b c by Trap out of N ero, Mr. D. Lane's e by Jobe &Daunt out of Diploma, Mr. C. LUPO Net-OWe, Mr. F. M..gronis nd Moore Mace, Sir J. B. Mill's eh f Pyrrha, Major Needham us Coop il'Etat, Mr. Newland's br a Orimiikin, Mr. Oetral derton's Brother to Mountain Deer, Mr. Payne's e by John &Daunt out of Citadel's dam, Mr. Payne'. f by Bay Middleton, out of Lady Strut, Mr. Perch:ears eh e St. eplien late Stephen, Mr. J. P.ierney's Cbangsrnier, Lord Itibblesdalr's Marspei, Mr. S S:ott's eh fL of Gritnston, Mr. IL. U. Shafto's Seder to Stilton, Mr. J. M. Stanley's eke Lincoln's Inn by Sir Tattoo Specs, Mr. T. SUM IND'S Lady Canstance, Mr. W. Treen's b I by II .rkaway or The Libel out of FroroPo. Mr. C. Vickers's 11. y Celia Mr. br e by lialltukeels dam by Mulatto, Mr. Wre ford's b f by Bay Middleton out of Fraudulent. TILE TE.F.TII rod HEALTH.—A good met of teeth ever tooter.• :eroureble tuna MM.. while the* preen , . Is. s. t.e , ste et I,totritatew to every ta d 'sal. hell SO Mg Ado I S. WI/Ma heatth 1 , 1 Pe. proper IStiatiantlaa ate had. and the netse. gorse rotomttolon CALM Sod oWril ittuallt. 16...1 . 108. pit• ..1 no • fend pur pave, Itt/WI.AM Its . ODOM I 11. WO h. .I.i. ostrstlesl. I mtil adinse ter mull Input • prse.• Witte.... to the totomethcl inttatttet Itelaove opt.. —imp.'Holel eRo If= /Col red, d layer' ...vier. liWg to lb •be sib VOW W pet ware —Th.. "award W.* o" are so de lank 00.1 "A. kobILANI) sod WM. 111.. rirogorden." forrn,vol on the irovensmtat [Assay lOW Milli /WI by WS. Slid by shrouds rod yerkorrro. NORTHALLERTON RACES.—TITURSDAY. (IT TELVOICAPM.) TWO-TN/M.OLO 87.tc1 of 10 i.e. seek b ft, oat is added; colts, Sit 71b ; bait, bit 31b, &e. T.Y.C. Zeta Lord raucomberg Tbres others started. Won by a short nerk.. Nuain ILIDINO 11•Nnicat. of 10 sore. each, 5 ft, and 3 only II declared, wish 40 sore. added. Tice round aud a die. (18 subs., Bof whom declared.) Mr. J.teksoa n 4 Jack Lerming, 4 yrs. Est 7lb Mr. I'. 1)4110111'S Bit of Blue, 3 yrs, SO Ifilh Mr. J. H. Peart nd Miss Jemiina, 3 yrs, bat 101 b Two others also started. Won by three parts of a length Lll3O IN STATE AND FUNERAL OS T* DUE OF WELLINGTON. Yesterday afternoon a select few were admitted to the lying in state at Chelsea Hospital. Iler Majesty, the aml the royal children, wete amonj.t those who paid a tribute of respect to the remains of the date. After the royal visit had terminated the pei.,oncrs of ti.e wi re permitted to see the titan. :ke m *tweet tied parties of the Life Guard* and Grena dier.: and there were &leo a fag private parties admitted, and among the reel crept in a lithe girls' ..1. 1 !he his of the Doke of York's school attached to the hcopi _ A Sup;lement issued last night to the Lund°ls im •re of l ueralay, the 9th of November, contains the tot le.ir notice.. E arl retervoce ta the funeral proceeding If arsharolth see, I, Parliament street, Nov. 11, 1052. N. tic.' is lenity tiers, tint the funeral of the late Field- Nlr-hll, Arthur, Duke of Wellington, w ill b e ie ,b, emi‘ed ea I ,mend .7 next, the 18th instant, in Bt. PIIM's Cathedral. N,vee i.. 1.. given, that the tickets of admission to the ettlatirel for those peonies,' who have Moodie% their intro ~,, of h-int present at the solemnity, will be ready for de ry at this , thee oi Saturday nest, the 13th instant, be ts ten the hours of 10 o'clock cm., and 6 o'clock p.m., on prisinetein of emitter' orders from the persons respec tle...r roiled thereto. The tickets herd all privy councillors toiler the degree oj the peerage, ice Chanoellors, the Barons of the Ea chi qui r. J us,ie, sor both LI sorties, the liattrhts °rand tees, Knights Commanden and Companions of the Moat 11 row able Order of the Bab, and her Majesty's law wheys, wh hive srnitl-d their intention of hs-ing present at the said solemnity, will also be ready for delivery on Saturday nest, the 13th iast., between the hours of 10 o'clock a.m. and U o'clock p.m., on the production of written orders fn. tie• persons respectively entitled thereto. All memhere of the Order of the Bath having places in the Ca•hadrel will appear in tuataras, sod wearing the de coration of the order. •dies admitted to seats in the Cathedral will appear in mourning ; and gentlemen will also appear in gemming, with white cravats. The mourners and relations will not appear 1111i(01131. Ottli r persons taking part in the procession (with the eicertion of those wear.og uniforms) will appear in mourn ine, without weepers, but with mourning swords. Oa lb. morning of the funeral, no persons (except the troy. and police fora , , will be admitted into 81. Josses's park but those prodeeing the Earl Marshal's card of ad mission iato the procesnon, or mach of his officers, assisting Ai the ceritiicia.al, so shall produce pare tickets for that purpose. Ail carriages and meeraing washes membered 1 to 41, ‘3l enter the pork by Beekinghatn.gate, or Storsy'rgate, not later t:itn eight o'clock a.m., and premed tbrougb the gate in the railing eerie Storifogate towards the Horse 'Unitas, and be (armed in the epee specs end read, in au. merical order. according to the mush* es the card, with which envy coachman will he fernishtd. AU tare ages and mourning melee numbered 42 to 67, will eater by the Horse tivarus, not liter than eight o'clock ▪ and turn to the rignt, towards the Admiralty, and hat in the numerical order indittetcd by the card. The carriages which precede and thom which follow the funeral ear will form in separate lines. Th, win-tars, sod all other persons baring tickets for the centre ire. of St. Paul's cathedral, will be admitted at the ri 'poetise tide doors of the great western entrance of St. Paul's, setting d ism on either side of the cathedral in St. Paul's-churchyard. All persons haring tickets for the following places, nit., nave (north aide) ; upper, centre, and lower galleries of the north transept ; east and west aisles of the north Ma n ; and north aisle of the choir, will enter by the north door ot the ca•hidral, setting down on the north side of the churchyard. All persons haring tickets for the following pieces, sir.: Nam, south side—Upper, centre, and lower galleries of the south transept, east and west ais les of the south transept, and south male of the choir, will enter by the south door of the cathedral, mule' down on the south side of the church. yard. All pertly , ►aring tickets for the gallery over the western entrant*, north side, will eater by the north door of the cathedral, %Atlas down on the north side of the churchyard. Ali pers..ns Laving tickets for the gallery over the western entrance, st.uth side, will enter by the south duos of the cathedral, setting duwe on the sou.h side of the churchyard. NORFOLK, Earl Marshal. All persons are strictly enjalsed to pay attention to the police rtgulaticus in respeed Mee rotate prescribed for the eu r.ages. i ~,-.; ~ T t . Al: orti4 51 LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 12, 1852: 4.,. M- : Kialit h lig „te L:ll . ;(irlik , iii.) $ 1:1 16 la Northern et Francs. sl4 34 :0 all Do. Al. 3 per et (tor H. St Arrreno 4144. , 141 IS le el Morn. (Ina Trunk Prefer 10 II 1 1enenc and Bordeaux Su 14 ecru An, Lion, 14 Ist F. M 1 10 1 • 4148 mid Onnuas .. , Gli 63 JO JO .'vu and Mow , . ... 3 1 30 li to ...••• and r . ~.e SS 1111 10 4 P risPap-,aa4Chertr we 41 :1 ots 141 I, elan sad Rladenood 1 I 10 13 .q• I tenon dal ii.. , ,e lb We r . •,,,,,, . n.l M. „,. 1 lot TO 34. •Upper India Scrip , all int.. hes... •-u ms... 0 is 111 Wotan of Vrance... - 31 41 :•ak MONEY MARKET. 3 . 14 II 9 oi 311 lei ll Ili THURSDAY HYMNING. Tho English Stock Market opened with a flat appearance to-day, but in the afternoon the feeling became firm r again, and the slight reduction that had taken place in prices was recovered. The chief cause of the improvement was the renewed purchases of the government broker, which carried Consols from the opening price of 1001 to 4 for mosey, to 1001 to 1, the closing cash quotation of the day, for time, the price left off 1001 to 1. Scarcely the slightest effect wits produced by the publication of her Majesty's speech. It may be mentioned, how ever, that the stock markets have latterly been some what affected by rumours of some financial iseeisires anew d to be in the course of concoction by Mr. Disraeli and his colleagues, and as the finan cial capabilities of the Chancellor of the Exchequer are by no means implicitly confided in, a certain feeling of apprehension has been engendered. The absence of important operations in the home funds is thus accounted for, it appearing to be the general impression that operations ought to be suspended till the complexion of the chief measures to be pre. sented to parliament is more clearly shadowed forth. This was settling day in Consols, but the requisite arrangements had all been completed, and the event excited little notice, except amongst the parties imme diately interested. The official list of business is given as follows:-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1001, 1, Z. Three per Cent. Reduced, 991, Three-and-a. Quarter per Cents., 103, .1. Long An nuities, 1860, 6 7-16. Bank Stock, 223, 1. The pressure of sellers has again caused a reduc tion in the price of Exchequer Bills. The June and March issues were each quoted at 72a. to 735. prem. India Bonds ranged between 83s. and 87s. prem. There was no disposition to operate in the foreign market, and prices closed with little alteration. At tention was chiefly attracted to Turkish, in conse quence of the meeting of scripholders held to day ; but even in this security little was done, and there was no variation from yester day's quotation of 2 to 21 premium. The appointment of a committee of the scripholders by which every fact bearing on the negotiation of , of the loan will be examined, is in accordance with our recommendation, and generally regarded as the most prudent step th it could be taken under the cir cumstances. An effective movement must of course be organised to obtain redress. Mexican Bonds re main quoted at 25 to 1. It is noticed as somewhat singular that the despatch addressed by Col. Facio to the committee, although dated the 3rd, the day after the arrival of the packet, was not published till the 9th. The charge of neglect must cer tainly rest somewhere. Dutch Fours were very well supported, but the scrip of the Swedish Mortgage Loan was again flatter, with sales at 11 dis. Bargains are marked as follows :-Belgian Five per Cents. 1001. Danish Five per Cents., loaf. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 651, ; ditto Four per Cent., Certificate', 97,1. Granada Deferred, 101. Mexi can Three per Cents., 251, I. Portuguese Five per Cents. Converted, 1841, 40 ; ditto Four per Cents., 38. Russian Five per Cents., 1181 ; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 1041. Sardinian Five -per Cents., 98, 1. Spanish Old Threes, 62, 1; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 25 1 , 1. Swedish Loan, 11 dis. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 21, 2 prem. Business has been done to day in the shares of the English, Scottish, and Australian Bank, at 41 and 41; London Chartered Bank of Australia, 31 ; Provincial Bank of Ireland, 461; ditto, New, 171 ; Union Bank of Australia, new shares (2/. 10s. paid), 71; Union Bank of London, 18, 1; Netherlands Land Enclosure, 2 4 , 2 4 ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 87. Shares of the Beziers and Oraissessac Railway closed 1/ to 1 prem.; Bordeaux and Cette, 64 to 1 prem.; Ebro Canal, 11 to 21 prem. ; Bank of India and China, 1 to 1 prem.; Isle of Wight Rail way, die. to par ; Antwerp and Rotterdam Rail way, Ito 1 prem.; Royal Swedish Railway, 1 to prem.; Western Railway of Switzerland, /to 1 prem.; Magdalena Steam, to prem.; 14 to Crystal Palace, to 1 prem.; South Eastern of France, 1 to 11 prem. The prices of stocks at Amsterdam on Tuesday are thus reported by telegraphic express:-Dutch Four per Cents., 951 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 834, ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 25; Mexican New, 25 5-16; Portuguese New, 38 5-18; Austrian Five per Cent. Metalliques, 78. The traffic returns for the last week on the under. mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to this day, are as follows : 1852. 1851. 1830. London amiNorthWestem £47,310 ..442,307 ..£41,620 Lancashire and Yorkshire 17,072 .. 16,803 15,070 London and South Western 9,666 .. 9.267 .. 8,289 London and Brighton Great Western Midland South Eastern York andiNorth Midland 8,810 .. 7,915 .. 7,452 York, Newcastle, & Berwick 16,210 .. 12,532 .. 14,170 Shrewsbury and Cheater 1,650 .. 1,451 .. 1,290 Great Northern 16,019 .. 11,099 .. 7,108 North Staffordshire 6,299 .. 4,910 .. 4,798 Chester and H lyheed Shropshire Union 660 .. 629 .. 420 Exeter and Creditor - Bristol and Exeter Leeds Northern 1,115 962 .. 826 Manchester & South Junction 567 .. 479 .. 376 East Lancashire 1,60.5 .. 4,057 .. 3,400 South Yorkshire Bastem Counties and Norfolk 16,606 .. 14,438 .. 14,228 East Anglian 744 .. 633 - Stockton and Hartlepool - - Shrewsbury and Birmingham 898 .. 610 .. 625 Kendal and Windermere - Newcastle and Carlisle London and Blackwell Bolton, Blackburn, and Clitheroe BO5 726 .. 692 South Devon 1,980 .. 1,804 1,715 Whitehaven Junction The aggregate results presented by these returns (taking only the corresponding lines) are as follows : Aggregate amount No. of Average receipt received. miles open. per mile. 1852 £226,912 4,2973 £62 11 6 18.51 1850 These returns are again very good, as proving a progressive expansion of the traffic. The increase in the Great Western receipts will be regarded with interest, as proving that, so far at least, the compul sory reduction of fares now in force has not had any unfavourable effect upon the traffic. The ultimate results of this measure will probably be watched, as likley to throw some light: upon the important ques tion as to which is the most remunerative scale of charges, the moderate or the greatly reduced scale. The returns on Scotch lines are as under : - 1862. 1861. Glasgow and South Western £4,084 .... £3,623 Caledonian 9,408 .... 7,908 Edinburgh and Glasgow Scottish Central Scottish Midland Junction 642 .... 481 Aberdeen North British The Irish returns are: 1842. 1861. Belfast and Ballymena Cork and Bandon Ulster Belfast and County Down 216 201 Dundalk and Enniskillen lBB .... Londonderry and Enniskillen 413 .... 163 Cork, Mackrock, and Neap.. 166 .... 127 SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S. Tn. only bete late yesterday were 1,000 to 50 each egst Elisatherpe nod I.7sebeil. fur the Derby. LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETLNIO. (Comm:an). lICTEEE lIANDICAP of 3 eon. each, and 30 added; tha mead receives 10 sues., smiths third saves his stake. Half a mile. 20 sobs. Mr. Griton's Jupiter, 4 yrs, Sat 1011) (Aspinall) 1 I Mr. B. Phillips's Henrietta, 3 yrs.,6st bib 2 I M e , Jhelum ed. Min llill, 3 yn, flat 71b The following also started ;—Mr. R. Read's Sir Robert, 6 yes. 7.1 1011 i; Mr. Choyee's May Day, 6 yrs, 71b ; Mr. elsepherdson's eh f by liberiel„ dby The Saddler. 3 yrs, tat fah; Mr. Connor's Lady Emily, 3 'es, Mt 51h; Mr. Smith's Wee Wm, 3 yn, 6st ; Mr. Cupelsad's Gift, 3 yrs 54 61 6 ; Mr. J. Shepherd's August., yn, Est 4th; Mr. Ilarphy's Twig, 2 y rs, 54 8;b • Mr. lloiraes's Daeopy, 2 yrs, 4sl 71 6 ; Mr. kredhead's Jacob, 2 yrs, sst 116; Mr. Nol,n's b e by Mickey Free, darn by Raiuhow. t yrs, 4st ; Mr. J. Chborge's Little Davie, 3 yrs. 6st 111 b. Won on the post by a head ; the same beters.a second and third. OPTIONAL SELLING STMITS of 5 SOTS each, sod 30 SOTS added, foe two-yr-olds and upwards ; wieners to be sold fur 120!., &e. One mile. (6 subs.) Mr. J. J Ilendenon's Needle, 3 yrs (101), 7st 121 b. (O. Oste") Mr. Welker's True Girl, 4 yrs (201)) 84 Mr. E. Phillips . ' Henrietta ' 3 yn (400,74 121 h 3 The follostinir also stated hat were not plated:—Mr. Shilrnerdiee's Mondag Star, 3 yrs Mt.), &t 6lb; Mr. O. White's Sone , top, yrs (4 0!.), 74 12 1 b; Mr. Martin's Shil mailer West, 6 yrs (M.), est 71h. AtTUSIN STEEPLE CITAIE 116nottair of 15 eon each, 10 ft., and 5 only if declared; with 100 son solder,. The wiener to pay 20 son towards expenses, sad the second to receive 20 sors out of the *tikes. Over the usual steeple chase vim., 14 subs ,7 of whom declared. Mr. G. Bosrke's Coffin, aged, 104 41h..(D. Wynne) 1 Th- follorriee elm started hot were not plated: Mr. Land's Tim General, aged, 10,1 Mb; Mr. Venn's Boorton, seed, 104.; Mr. Smith's Vietrem, aged lOst lib (carried lest 711) Vier'« tell at the brook, The °Petrel refused soon after wards, and tt.e rue, wive left to Bounce and Carrie, was won by the latter by a quarter of a mile. ATETRiI 11•NUICAP PLATE of 701. One mile. Mr. Phillip... Truth, 4 yrs. 74 13Ib ~(Wiltierforee) 1 Mr. Quids Faro , 3 To, .64 121 h 2 Mr. Cboyes's May Day, 6 meet 12Ib The Mlle sing also started but wets, not pli;e:ed:—Mr. Mania ad Remunerator, 5 yn, 7st; Mr. Walker's Mrs. Binh, 4 yrs, 7st ; Mr. Prate's WO. Truth, 4 yrs, 64 elb ; Mr. Betkley's Royal George, 3 yrs, 64 81b; Mr. Wilkin's May Dimon, 3 yn, bat Hib ; lb. Copeland's Gift, 3.ym THE OVERLAND MAIL. We have received the hewing despatch by the Electric Telegraph, in ar.ticipation of the Overland Mail:— " TRIESTE, THURSDAY ETRNING. " The Austrian Lloyd's steamer Adria arrived this afternoon, with advice' from Rangoon to the 26th of September. "The first brigade of tho advanced force had just left Rangoon fur Promo. It consisted of her Ma jestt's 18th Royal Irish, her Majesty's 80th Regi ment, and tl.e 35th Madras Infantry, with eight guns, and a detachment of Sappers and Miners. st. "It was accompanied by General Godwin, the tio Admiral, and almost all the heads of departments. Is "The second brigade was to follow shortly, and it S A E was expected on its arrival at Promo that Peguiwould be ceded and annexed, and the war closed. 11. " There is no other news of importance. so " Money was abundant. Company's Five per Cents., r 1071 ; Debt, Four per Cent., Exchango on London, 24. Old. for six months' bills. " Exports lively. Cotton, 96 to 103 rupees per i:, candy. Opium, 1,067 to 1,105 rupees per cheat. to "Freights for London and Liverpool, 21. 7s. ea. to 21. 10s. "From China we learn that the ingarrectioa against the Emperor was gaining strength. a. FLOOD IN BIRMINGHAM, Nov. IL 11 tios,.onla mos t alarming, if not disastrous which has occurred in this part of the country, for many years past, visited Birmingham this evening. During the afternoon, owing to the heavy and incessant rain which has fallen during the last few days, but more especially in the course of last night and to-day, the river Rea ' a small and unimportantstream, which runs through the lower port of the town, rose to an onuses' height, betwe..a 5 sod hotline% 7 o'clock. It is stated that the water in mime porta rose between eight and ten feet; and the oouoquence was, that the arches of the bridges being ioadeguate to convey the water pouring down the river, tree surrounding neighbourhood was speedily inundated. For some miles south-west and north of Bir .inghans the fields on both sides of the river are covered with water, and present the appearance of one immense lake. In Birmingham the effects have been disacrous. In the neighbourhood of Balsall Heath and Vaughton's Mile, a considerable amount of property has been de strojed. Mr. Harrison, an extensive bricktnaker, is sup posed to have suffered to the amount of several hundred pounds. The streets connecting the parish of Binninghem with the hamlets of Deritend end Bordesley—Moseley-street, Cheipardc, Bradford-street, and Ditibetn—were rendered impassible except by vehicles; but the most serious injury was done to property in those streets which run parallel with the Rea. The works situate on the immediate banks were flooded and stopped, and the greatest damage done to machinery. The loss to manufacturers located an this neighbourhood will, it is calculated, amount to some thousands of pounds. In Rea -street, and other streets in the viediity, the inhabitants of the houses were deeded oat Of obliged to take nip in the upper stories of their dwellings. The family of one poor woman had a narrow escape. A new row ut houses has receutly ben erecteu, one 01 whisk abuts on the river in Mill-lane. in the neighbeerkood of Deritand- Midge. About half-past 6 o'clock a 11111111 k was heard ; the inmates fled, and the sad wall of the lame was ,• almost immediately precipitated fate the river. Ns person was kart. Daring this evade, the carcasses of pip, sheep, de., bass bass frevaatly sees lisados fa the Mall load ing tu tie sgaissaumatalsisist af Weessesessides. It is supposed test masidemble Ism ft mmerty km eurred in the neighbouring districts of Wormatersbire. '• The immense flow of waestis believed to mans from the Licky bills, and no doubt is greatly segmonited by the re cently constructed culverts of this town. At the time of writing the rain continues to come down r in torrents, and the flood is increasing. No train has ar rived (rum Bristol or Gloucester since 10 missies past 3 this afternoon, and the Walsall station is several feet under water. _ _ Severelalips of earth ere said to have taken place be tween King's Norton and Barnet-green, on the Glou newer line of railway. Up to this hour, except by tele graph, oornmaication has bean entirely suspended on that line. MINES. TmozenAT Evismo. Business in the general mining share market has s c been of an ordinary character. The undermentioned stocks may be more especially referred to as having eL met with a fair number of transactions:—West u Camden, 205 ; Cern Bruno, 89, 90, 91 ; West Provi dence, 521; Wheal Tremayne, 34; Bedford United, u 81; Trelawney, 461; South Tamar, 61; East Tamar, 2)5.; Alfred Consols, 131; Merllyn, 41; Vale of Towy, 285., 30e.; North Vale of Towy, 14s. 6d., 10 175.6 d.; Linares, 31 /. The gold mining shares are generally steady. The si d e mand was chiefly for Liberty shares, which closed 0 11 nil/ prem. Its expected that this company is about to declare a dividend, for which 3s. to ss. 1 have been offered in the market. Ago& Friss were " rather dull at Ito / prem., and Australasian did not as fully maintain the late improvement. Nouveau I Mondes are 1 1 higher. British Iron Company's shares were very firm at 6110 71. The new shares of the Ithymney Iron I , Company were quoted 0 to 8. The non-official quotations are as follows :—Car berry West, par to prem.; Connemara, Ito 1 K 1 prem. ; Ulenaulin, 1. to prem. ; Kenmare, Ito 41. ace, pe , d of prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The gold mining shares remain firm, but attention is temporarily diverted from this market, and there is consequently little business going forward. Li. berty shares mark 1 prem.; Nouveau Monde, prem.; and Port Philip, prem. United Mexican shares have been transacted at 71. Llamas desires peas 4fflas ile. %are. Mina Paid. yesterday. today. --- --- 200,1010 I Apo Prla all 6 Ipm 171 111,001 lot Agee Calliorens ....... all 4 n 15,40: 20 Asturlaa 10,000 10 Auatralmslon 3 3 26 „ 20,460 20 Asatnltsa 5 1 16 100. 0 60 1 Australian lereaold go, 1 Austrean Caitiffs all i 1 dis 6pp Snow .1 Ave Maria oh 6 1 die 111,1100 1 Menge Australian tAnd all I 6 is par KM 10 Beitlett Iron 11.006 10 ElrsalL ley. Om at 5/. Ire l s 56 SAO 36 Do. Osesaeand (Adana 11,000 10 Do. ilt. Jona Del Ray 310.000 1 Cosecs% Creek 4l 6as Wei 14609 a Oars Copp, ... 1116,400 5 Osicsial (lold .... 1 Ilapa 14 14 6 76 ii .To n En. it Asdraliin Copper all 1 as WAN a Ciserral all so,aao Goias Mountain. 05,411 °mad May deaden 11.111 Groat Pullman.... ..... „ 4l II 1 pis 1011,08 e Lawny .ll 111 fe: Si 105. Lake itatkurst 50.040 Lon. n nealtler,O.Qta.C.Co a l l I ens MAN Ilsrigulta *Aso I lasaisaultiloalaserlien a al 41 AVM* 100,410 !Carraesu Mende 11 1 1e 1f 150,660 Net Mt* —.. 1 I •1 le 60: ne 'Quarts Hoak „.„... sll dle par 10,060 64 10 pone Dna — ...... all II 21 Ditto Net lO 6 6 /040 96 usuliono siathilia ..... 11111 1$ 134 lonlho 1 1 -oath Au4rallao ........ 1 pr Coo aoalt i to 111. Croft 0,111 11.1.04 Vatted Walesa .. ..... all 7, 11 74 1136,0 1 11 I we.. Marlow& all ids pie 1641000 1 Tuba THE DIAMOND STEAM PAO= COMPANY.—AI the =rad general meeting of the proprietors of this company, held at the Town ball, Oraveeend, on Wednesday, the re port having been read by the secretary, • resolution was ilrloth* effect that the policy of the proprietors woe to otve the company as soon as possible. ABINGDON ELEcriore.—The demiso of General Caulfield, the liberal member of Abingdon, hes occasioned feelings of great regret in the town. The leading members of his party have brought forward Viscount Non, ye, the late member for Oxfordshire, who has canvassed the town with great success. The other party bar , brought forward Mr. D. H. D. Burr, of Aldermaston House, Derby, late High Sheriff of the county, and recently member for Hereford. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx._ Railway ;tea; are heavy to-dei,andihe tendency of prices is unfavourable. Bristol and Exeter, Cale donian, Rest Lancashire, F,dinburgh and Glasgow, Great Northern, Blackwell, North-Western, Midland, and Scottish Central exhibit a reduction. The decline, however, is not great, business being quiet. In French shares there is great excitement. Prioes have again experienced a heavy fall, sellers offering very freely. Northern. have fallen to 32. sHARKS ANU STOCKS UNOUMPANTERD. 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U A is r " " dlo 2 Si SU " 29 i $ O l 29 It N $1 29 N IN 111 N. NI ISO 111 826 111 113 116 666 676 II VI 14 10 161 lli 111 $ N 10? HS H N - .• Iss today up to.liPm• 1044 1172 4 7 4 27 I 174 17 10 161 169 111 i 1.0 $1 SIS 1085 104 107 1011 101 101 ISI If &Pa 1 4 II pea u= 1. I 17. 8 8i IN 1n 111 114 si • I2i i i 774 7 n 4j U 37 611 1121 4b 'I 9L 4 I 1111 111 111 34 103 1 Is 4 1 4 pia • I lii !. !ft II! ii, li+ ue . ,t 1 7 :4+ Ili IS 164 1 die 24 *4 te $0 _ _ .1 Ile Per 101 1113 01 51 _1 i 0111 MT& .1 N I II Pm le 9 P• gar 1 pa :I a I I le Ipa .1 II pa TUE SKIFF lIATCIIFOR 20W. NZ; ;, 7 1:11;L - Z-iVON 7 f NIGHT. A week or so since the first of the twin engage manta between Thomas lßsckioney, of Richmond, and JAW% Candlish, of Newcastle, fur 10111. a side, wee reported as having come off on the_ Ilisines at Pu!ncy. The second engagement came off this afterhoon on the Tyne, the course b. log between the hi.h testi bridge of the Yurk sod Ber wick B. iilway and Scotswo.d.briage—the distance about three miles. Candlish hosing woo the match at London, and being a creek Tyno man, great interest woo felt iu the eugag. meet, and a large concourse of pouple from the sur rounding district were drawn together. the match took p'aco about half an hour before high water, and the men kad the tide with them all the way. The weather and souse were eseeedingly tavourable, and they got a good start. Candlish kept the lead to the •hot•tower, half way to the peal, and his stele of pulling seemed less fatiguing than his opponent's. Near Elswitk•quay, Nlackitmey made un effort to pass him, and partly succeeded, when Candlish put forth his strength, and won the match easily by about four boat's length. B. ring was 2tol in favour of Cand i hub, but it wee not laid vary heavy. FRANCE. PARIS, THCHADAT Evzinwo. There has again been much agitation at the Bourse to-day, and the funds have fallen considerably. It was reported that a telegraphic account of the Queen's speech was considered unfavourable. The prefects are now at work might and main to stimulate the constituencies to vote. Several of their addresses have already found their way to l'aris, sad in a day or two the papers will be er worded with them. M. d'Herembault, a deputy of the Corps Legislatif, bail volunteered a proclamation to the Pas do Calais, in which; among other ridi culous thiap, he says that if the people will vote the Mavis the consequential prospenty will be so great then to bring the ocean to Pans, and make it beat London as a commercial port, will be only child's play for the genius of Louis Napoleon. The commissions in the new imperial =pima sif rads are all filled up. As I anticipated, M. uharry peened lieutenant-colonel of the regiment. The esikiselcy remains vacant until the spring, when XI Fleury will be of sufficient standing in the army to be appointed to that coveted post. The ifonit.ur ifs l'Arniece is a publication not iamb read except in military circles, and it, generally speaking, contains nothing but professional news of a technical kind. But now and then a leading article appears in this journa l , i calculated to impressits mili tary readers with the belief that notwithstanding the peaceful professions which the political necessities of the moment put into the mouth of the government, op portunities for gathering " glory " will not long be waling. Some days since an article uprise the fitinous text "the empire is pram" excited a geed', deal of attention, more indeed than I thought it en titled to. .This article, although it said little more than the obvious truth that a soldier should always be for war, was quoted by several foreign as a pregnant sign that the army was not expected to construe that text in its natural sense. To-day the military organ. in commenting upon the apprasebing empire, alludes to " active service" in sot precisely adapted to denote a remote The ewe, we mama dean will see ths seustablisheent gheess with pest railiskeirs. lii the Meg the glebe Is ma spesh se Owls awl sanessalls croaks. ens Stlaamovation occurs mist airmailing= sage favour- Me Is the develupment at the besides., pease era to the =of martial Mstrians, the army, the Iseghter of 111*.s orbon asoont isionsta rat, as ws have already said, ups ensyraing Ass constitutes the prosperity of a pert pea* st whisk It is the °Spring, will feel no die m ensile. The army knows that its noble 31=18ielisposoable to the maintsnance of this peace m nada le happy resale, that it is the engraarit pains al=ailliginat boom and mama Menet& tee Ise a eat not se satisfy its minis inha is l e it see ally worthily main- Ida it by Wog esemendly seedy to play a mon attire port, if ever i s need &meld leave the era bard to defend the °pantry against sends dam hem without or within. At Rouen two young men et respectable appear ance were lately tried for the eines of speaking in an insulting manner of the President of the ltepub lie. They . were sentenced, see to two years and the ether to eighteen meths' haprieonment. On leaving 'lllomart they cried "Vies Is Republique democra tire For this, whisk try the way, m yet a legal ahst, _the president of the wort called them back, and ailed two years of farther imprisonment to their matinees. Under the senates eonreUum which has just been inittted, the choice of the Emperor Napoleon 7fall upon either of the following persons, as assure ,r to the throne, in default of direct male issue ...AM, the eons by tF e second marriage of Lucien iMrte, viz., Charlie Lucien Bonaparte, Prince ino, ex-president of the Roman Constituent Asambly, aged 49; Louis Laden, aged 39; Plum aged 37; and Attie. tied 38. The alledvieg son by the seasai minis. of Prince SWAM, Napoleon Joeeph &yaw% lied $O. The sew of Charles Lucien Hompaele, - Pikers de Canine —viz., Joseph Lucien Prise de Mnsignano, spa 28 ; Lucien Louis, aged MI sad Napoleon Jew% aged 13. In addition to these pans who eve ime• eeptiblc of being called le the moseedeo, the my imperial family will seasid Odes felletritleesesbase none of whom, if now oesented, mew ywhhoot the consent of the , Jerome • ea - king of W of e rr Prineen Zold a =- lotto Bonaparte , of Joseph, brother of Nepalese, and married to Prince de Canino ; the dasgltin of Liebe—vis., the Prima= Alexandrine, wth et %ant Mount de Canino, and the Princess Cleariaose, a sea et Imes the Moms Jeanne Bonaparte, married to the lletrAoie limeate the Princess Mathilis i deoghtee et /ire= I sod th e live defighters of Ct isg Lucien, Prince de Canino. The elder member d the imperial testily are: The !ism Napalm Beeciocchi, &m ter of Elise, filla elder of Naples!' L, and monied to Count Oeemodo the children of Caroline, sister of Napo to Murat—viz. Prince Lucien Murat, f h adlleol• UMW* Mufat:rearriad to Coast sad es Piens Louise-Carobs, Murat, msselei to Osini and the adios et Prises Leas Murat. The Atitipaelenet 34 has bees again seized at the yeet-elhe to-day. 1711 11l ST 4 Ii it 6 74 7 61 U 1 1 i 26i i 5h [THREEPENCE. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocir. There was again some flatness observable in the market for the home funds at the commencement this morni..g, but as business progressed it passed off, and prices are now about the same as they left off yesterday. Consols opened. 100 to Z for cash, but arc now quoted 100 to 1, and 1001 to fi for the 9th Dec. operations are still very quiet. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 994 to 1: the Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 103 to 4 ; India Stock, 274 ; Batik Stock, 2231; Exchequer Bills, 725. to 700. prem. Business in the foreign bonds is exceedingly tri vial. Swedish scrip is heavy, and Turkish steady. Buenos Ayrean bonds mark 81; Portuguese Fours, 381; Sardinian, 98 to t ; Spani,h New Deferred Threes, Mt ; ditto Passive, 61; Swedish scrip, 11 dia.; Turkish scrip, 2, 21 prem.; Dutch Fours, 96 to 97:. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. BERLIN, Nov. 9.—Voluntary Loan, 101 1,. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1830), 1031; ditto (1832), 1031 ; National Debt, 92'4. Com mercial Marine Society's Premium, —. Bank Shares, 1071. VIENNA, Nov. 9. Five per Cent. Metalliques, 944. New Loan, (Series A), 941; ditto (11). 1091; Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta. ditto, 84'4. Bank Shares, 1,329. Exchange on London, 11.27. NAPLES, Nov. 4.—Neapolitan Fives, 109 k. Sici lian Fives, 102. Exchange on London, 370. COMMERCIAL AN)) MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. The arrivals of all descriptions of grain this week have been on a little mare moderate scale th:.4n of late ; without soy material life in the trade, 'he quotations of Monday lut were fully supported for both Wheat and Flour. Barley continues to come to•market very e; artngly, and the former rates were well maiutained. The demand for Oats wee not brisk, hut the dealers were not able to purchase on coy better tunas than at the b. Ato ning of the week. Beans were in request at late rates ; but Peas did not sell freely, at the same tame they cannot be quoted cheaper. ALLRIVILLB INTO LONDON 1 , 1014 lith NOV. to 11th NOV. En 41.414. bouitto. biol. Pomo. Wheat L 2130 I I I .170 Barley lO4O . a lO 11w . 40 . 1560 StiAt Malt ..... isle .12.u84 barrel.; Lenox Ovt.u.oso.-4Vbest, Cm. 54 ; Bor:oy. 190. bd.; Itio, 17.. 14.; 721. N. No. ; Peas, 01.. iM PSALM AVERAOICU. bd. ; Oats, wheat. likrley I .ktin. I k 7. . Nat Oct. 2 ... 36, 9d 27. .4 1 17. 441111. 5d113. 10d 30. Od 9 ... Id. 52'27. 5 - 17- ad 27 14.1,04 Od SO. 4d 16 37. 102147. 4.16. Od O. 1 2 0 34. Id 30. 44 3 1 0 11.12•1 6d17. 104 25. 0431. td so • ua 30 ... 39. 7.1129• Sd 17. 6426. 6d94. 'd3l. 5d NOT. 6 ... 29. 2443. 9216. 3424. 10d25 34 dis 6i Teel_' Ant. 4'V. 13 . 4- 7- 69 ie. 6l' 17. 9427. 7434- 4421 e Id Oafs, dye. Mawr. and. Psi.. la env.. mt. 2. 09t. 9 Oct. 111. Oct. U. Oct. SO. — 33 0 ... .. . - .. 38 9.. ... 1 ... ... . 1 ... SSSS 8 ... l . .11 - - 3 . ~....., ... S 7 10 ... I ',- ‘o"'" MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SCOAIL—The market has been quiet this week, and, al though prices are quoted the same as last week, they have been supported by the importers refusing to accept lower rate*, end buying in fully half of the qu intity offered in public sale. The Refined market has also becu dull, at last week's prices. COFFEll.—There has been but n small amount of busi tieu done this week, but importers have 'bowed hrmner ■nd supported the market. Good ordinary native Ceylon quoted 475. to 475. 6d. Tat.—The public sales, chiefly consisting of green, went off steadily, and about 10,000 parcels sold at and after the eels. Rtes.—The market has been fiat, and prices with diffi culty supported. SALTIMTHIL—Prices have been supported, with a small amount of bullies' done. SPixrrs.—fhere has been a fair i!emand fnr Rum. and full prices have been paid. brandy fully supports the late advance. Belcas.—The quantity offered in public sale has been rather small ; prices are unaltered. COTTON has been dull of sale, and prices hare declined from the late highest point. Fatty.—Currants continue in steady &mend. Valencia Raisins have been sold at 455. to 48s. ; fine firmly hold at 495. Turkey Figs sell at full prises. SMITHFIELD MARKET—.TIIIS DAY. The supply of Beasts, although not large, is fully ade quate to the demand. Choicest descriptiotis fully main tain Monday's quotations, but trade is very dull (or other kinds, and several remain unsold. The number of Sheep is exceedingly small, but there is a very heavy trade, and although prices remain unaltered, they are with difficulty disposed of. Calves are not so plentiful ; good ones are fully 2d. per lb. advance. The foreign supply consists of 187 Beast.. 540 Sheep, and 166 Calves ; the number of milch cows is 106. Per moue of Mts. ad.a. d. Per stone of ..ts. ad.a d. miss ttpNo, Ilareford 3 4 0 Bet Dna Ma 4 0 0 Bs* elberbbeena dosoud quallts besets.. I ! I TM. do. bliosn ealvis . ...... ......... I 4 1 Eve awl ...old quality 0 3 pws ........ 3 4 4 Do. do. Naomi OO 0 Um: Dus. & Ilan-Seeds 4 40 I lamb. ........ ..... 00 0 Hamm at market. 530 &cop and Lambs, 3,6T0; Calves. 31.1: Pim, 110. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. MaNes. Pattenden and Smith report that the market for all Hopi is advancing. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. • The muket is steady, without much doing specula tively. The demand is good, and at the public auctions, extreme rates were given for Australian and South Ame rican Tallow, 461 6d. to 3d. for the former, and 46e. for the latter. Town Tallow le quoted 445. 6d. nett cash ; Peters• burg Y.C. on the spot, 45a. to 6d.; October to December 455. toad. ; Igo. to March, (1853), 45e. 9d. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAT. Eden Main, 17s. 9d.; Walls End Hatton, 18s. 6d.; Walls End Stewart's, 113.. 61—Ships at market, 302. Very little done to-day. HIDES.-1 DAY. LELDENHALL. -- 6 6 lbs. to 641 b., 11d. to 2d.; 641 b. to 721 b., 2d. to 21d.; 721 b. to 80lb .to 21d.; 801 b. to 881 b., 21d. to 3d.; 881 b. to 9616 3d. to 31d. ; 961 b. to 1041 b., 31d. to 4d.; 1041 b. to 1121 b., 4d. to4ld. Horse bs. Calf .Skies, light, it. to 2a. ' • full, bs. BilillONDSZT.—Sbeep Skins: Polled, 6s. 6d. to 7s. Os.; Heists and Half-biects, Ss. 8d..t0 51. bd. ; Downs, 3s. 6d. to 4s. 4d. NAVAL DEVoNPORT, Nov. 11.—The Linnet, 8, Com. H. Need, was towed out of harbour into the Sound on Tues day, by the Pike steamer. She will be paid advance of wages, after which she will sail for the coast of Africa. The Western Squadron, comprising the Prince Regent, flagship, Rodney, Indefatigable, and Termagant, under the orders of Rear-Admiral Curry, are completing stores and provisions in the Sound, and will proceed to sea in a few dare. The Madagascar, 42, fitting as a store ship for Rio, went out of dock on Saturday. Ihe Sansparsil, 81, screw steam-ship, Captain Dacres, on Saturday filled up with coals, took in powder on Monday, and will be paid advance on an early day, after which she will sail for Lisbon. The Fire Queen, steamer, arrived from Portsmouth on Tuesday night, with men paid down from the Archer, and returned the following day with supernumeraries. The Conflanee, steamer, returned from the Start yisterday afternoon. In formation was received on Monday evening, by telegraph from Teigumouth. that the ship William Metcalfe, Thomp \OD, Master, from Sa h, timber laden, for this dock yard, was in distress off that port, with 11 feet of water in her hold: the Contlance, steam-tug, was despatched to render assistance. The Impregnable will be paid wages to-day. The electric telegraph is extended as far as the Dockyard, the wins were fired in a room under the Coln • modore Superiuteudent's office on Tuesday, and yesterday at 1 o'clock a message was received by it from the Admiralty. The Avon, steam tender, Master Commander A. Veitch, returned from Sheerness end Portsmouth, on Tuesday evening. CLERICAL PRIFERNIENT.—The Rev. Sir George Prevost, Bart., to be Rural Dean of the Deanery of fur ley, diocese of Giou rester and Btistol, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. George Madan. GREAT FIRE AT ROMPORD.—Yesterday morning a fire broke out at Itoinford, which, before its extinction, effected the destruction of a very coneiderahle amount of property. It originated about four o'clock, from some un known cause, In the Lamb Inn, Market-place, and wee Pearcely extinguished before night. It was then found that Ile ion, with it■ contents and the stabling, the house. and stocks of Mr. Itobirson, bookseller, Mr. E. T., Staines, draper, and Mr. T. Higg, corn dealer, were consumed, and another holm in the ilarket-plaea wee considerably da maged. A 1•:;::-; m 711 •New.. 6._ .~