The Express. — London, England, 1853-10-04 00:00:00

„,,,/' / "7‘..•• fa' .... i---e, /6:-., ere fir a.. ' ...” -H . ,""'" r • • /•-•••• . S .- ?...../ ."1 / 4 /412- .- T r ~ . • . 0 10 . /:Tar - 7. -. „... ( - rib t fprt%% No. 2,221.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4, 1853. --,----- bONDON and NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. RUMOURED DECLARATION OF' SHARE LISTS. PINFILIMICII MAUL 114•Udfas eir 4L1.1 PERS.-The Dinneen el Me Ludes ud at. 188 Aterhot `WI ..... ... - - MOM --4 Illt. IN lAbaraus t . 96 47 per 04 - - h u,•trin Kg:way Company are prepared to mere TEN. WAR BY THE SULTAN. MONDAY ETINIXO. es. thh m od& 4 44. _ . - ~s et e , ide •LEZPERS. , o o n and anew of trader DV'S" ; ~e. ...,c•ti-• to the andernened. Th e Tenders moot —...-- The railway market was rather fiat early in the st. too,orenmespe_ _ _ -_ lll4r - le tea as as ' '. . i ..r before 12th October seat.-By ceder, morning, but soon assumed a firmer appearance, the 76 16 19.*** ft. MOISMIN I II 174 17 1 The English eft fie , PIiAILLES I. STEWART, Seoretary. A telegraphic despatch, dated Constantinople, dealers continuing short of stock, and the steadiness I all vent ma Ihmlea .. srehr ,....tflte, 10 ton Statlae, Loads, Sept. 16, WM.ei an DWafteir ism i. aft IQ: character during the Sept. 27, is stated to have been rece i ve d this morn- of the funds creating more confidence, After two I dem o'clock a decided improvement took place, London a li I l i i st i . tawalm a s. issi f s Pi '.2 642 • 6:: 1 8 4" without recovery fra - ing in London, to the effect that the Sultan, against Foi tTMAN, or Under Butler, in a gentleman's and North Western ner - ng to 105 to 3, Midland to i 1 06Am MAU - 0 Ito Di . 5 1 pm Tent after the regular t ra, , e. Goal character. Ase 23. Height le ft. ? in--11. C., Mr. the advice of the Four Powers, on that day signed a 61 to 1•, Caledonians, to 264 to si D° t 0 II Mae ft. /NA Ili 2 very to 18 1 aliamt.oss.eate.,t pe Mel l la se 11 4pm As the day drew on, s 14 • °• '"' ' ' : 13. "r" Berld"leel "4 146 11111.4"16. declaration of war against Russia. At present this to 4, &c. Just before four o'clock, on the fall in le Is !De. sew 0 pee Ont. Most 15 14 " 14 4 demand for money a 1, - 11V E GUINEAS . — Mr. HAIM. the Medical rumour, of course, needs confirmation. Consols, the railway market experienced a sudden * is 1 UNL 77s244 • l llripitulp.t2; Is is that the Vienna cony rL.. , east. of 2 2 . lirwwwia-rgtalow, Ludes. Weems hie Mee& • • `p h, Perth, awl l that a • VIVI. GUINEA APPARAMIES we sow nedy.-41nad eft —-- -- reaction • of about 1 per cent. on the chief stocks, hi:am 4 per teat -S 41 is to be re-opened. C ~... ...e.der hi. Pastelist ao NNW Deletwien. and closed flatter in tone throughout. The final at. lee limbers 5 perOsai Dr As its see DEATH OF THE SCOTCH JUDGE, LORD b. MI6 De. sam ewat. aerie, Re. been induced by t' THE WONDERFUL KALEIDOSCOPIC MEAT ANDERSON. aemeeiestive.et.e• 105 115 accounts so often sees m..iihes, cominectm 011 scientific arA NOW wieciplee, by -.--. THIS DAY.-Two o'Cl ooX. re ri De g arreett. eerie par i pee 101 10 el 4 ' Wistraillaiehh• 8 If si of the continent, the much the pliret (viz , the Sr. la the hitches-rum) is rearmed en (From the Edinburgheourant.) The railway market opened very unsteadily this * • 1 2 /W 2201122211222 t 2222 yr IS 7 than would have bee iss mat while rousting 21 New, the raw of beat knit so Whedi. M. NM Do _s 44 pot 99 101 1114 wed, thet with nomparatively) a mere handful of fuel. • large joint A very painful sensation has been occasioned in morning, and has since experienced a very heavy and a t Ise alueereisimable4par et 51 Ito it met may I. beau Unity welted with it. sad Wooly browned all the asettah capital by the unexpected death of this eminent intelligence been obit ort. SAS LOW , hALLIDG 6 C 2 MC 743 AT 2 C 1 tE 224 will "IV Mee and universally esteemed gentleman. His lordship general fall, owing to the positive statements of the " 4 liwalidleallreek2 • 242o I 214 544 NON I Melee ur mat Meek_ 140 145 143 40 termination of the of IP . 0 "• •••11• a imw Wcals i ft° mwlrnlia piles win mat " e n"' lief loaded at Folkestone on Thursday se'onight, alter a declaration of war by Turkey against Russia. Prices *M s 1 12262121 W 2122 ?• 2 Prat - - Wilts 11.11:1.0W, nmeade, meadbeturer, sad peemitee. Its Nag flt. 145 DIM Now Gotar.ll per Ct. closing of the doors ada , m .a."4, ih ine i n nAnn e e, p e t e htt,h e n tem also, ht e PA. sherd sear on the oontinent,when the first tokens of indispo. are now very unsettled, but the subjoined are the re a iteaanaweinkarairas il l 7pa took place, sales bei Tort CASK $2 m Malmaly opetrivi 4 that as aolimora is Mom premead themselves. They were not so serious se to . art an Iseeswisayeraer. l a - - *INN eon net Mori he heik his SSW LNVI3IIID purest his journey to London next day. It was his lord- nearest quotations that can be given. London anal moo nTaliMilli. welonned to seek lo 91116mlion• kr wow ship's intention to proceed immediately to Scotland, inl4 all lluMethultlanleit.ish 14 14 North-Western stock is quoted 1011 to 102; Great 56 U 17 ° 6 • 177 ° 01727355 .1 516 !` 01 6 7 well-informed parties war was declined by earke 9*** 113212 • 11153 erg ** sls d 2 5232 *** 4 21 _,,, 120 er° 7- ,,_, order to enter on the dischirge of his duties as one of the lO 10 Du sow fflo - , ' 6 ' l uelh°6 * ' 637.37777116°76°6 i5u f °77147•16•66°3160 ""' '• Lords of Justiciary, but the medical advisers when W estern , 781 to 79; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 801 • 5 Do. ill - . - par 4pm ane arcear and dellsole airbus as mom make/ _s supply, they i 5. 4 all ii ii Owlish, 41 pQ. -pa 27th ult. At the fi Wag fledel4 * Urn, be wide* mobblreb *Bs el he consulted forbade him 22 Ike meant i me td to 811; Midland, 571 to 58; Dovers, 171 to 1 ; Great ma 0....5 r.5 , 5. .,,,. c . Is T so 140 neral, but seemed I m dd. e n wear m e netnen„ The gm en nuodnind to t leave the metropolis. Symptoms of fever . were now cep- Northerns, 18 to 4; Caledonians, 231 to 4, isi 5 Date Prefeweee ......, per 4pm house, although cot 'wry puredeser. Dead nod see these. erseed Me enimullare sod parent. but the aspect of the malady was in nowise alum- et Maeda' Sedum. - - pees., which may be had peed. mg. On TueadaT, however, the strength of the sufferer French shares have also fallen heavily. Northern, at 105 tie. sme e. Ewa. eta - - and believed by pm L ADIES TRAVELLING will find the appllemillm bbligulit heft liAlt u put ra mi ,p ull o ytr oc t he ex p ired on Wids°64°, more- are quoted 321 to 1 ; Striaboarga 351 to 381; and l it i 4° l', DL D 2 •••••• r •soe r • Pet - - it. 150 Morin Setae• 110{ tary circles. In the market may be said or itoWLANUff KALTOOII refillable 14111711 1 4761 A The deceased judge was born in the year 1797, and caned Paris and Lyons, 141 to 131 prem. _- ... N ell inert, Mallerdentit 23 U the de:trwl __awl ___ 24001 __, 2 7 et the ~__*1_1 272 _;6 121 in° mm em _„, to the Scotch bar in 1818. He was appointed Sheriff of 1 • 21° "‘" •° " 1 '''''"" art •••• •••• """ "' •-- Perthshire in 1835, and held that office until 1842, when he 011111114.122 MUMS AND MC= M. Me Oared, Mareenar, a •t 1 appearance. nha ,:‘..e, awe( all eel heed, sad Wiwi Mener a t 13. 4,4.; (bat - - 104 op the plating smart= so sassed earaildie nendh. became Solicitor General for Scotland. He filled thissitus- ..., 1 , 4. toalroTa. aesses puss mba to-d* II all DU.* Into si lts 11 ma Ili Tertm 62 7. M 2 Pm- 5 6 ahrow4.l6lirco.N.lrciov7. 16 It Consols opened at ra; , 4s or the dd a . on = al o ft " tra teolok end lidedima. don until the fall of Sir Robert Peel's administration in the "" touched 934, and wee M Is sarewasensetivlscr.w. tau are , - .llllld ooo St ai hno lo • summer of 1846. 1a 1851 he was chosen Dean of the s t • we i ma m , .. 31 22 NW.) 4 per Dre'... ... 16 17 sd to I, both or money etnes . vit=, _,___*l_ ol • l +,_* . ...___._ a _ a _amour 'RIOT Faculty of Advocates, succeeding the present Lord a 44 AwberWlettlirejeste. 10 15 De. per *at ... ... 4 101 z d the official hours the gr go lw c u. gd. ". ra °B^• "" * am m a. '`' • cmg .... o . --- ggr e -t--- "....... -- ; Justice-General in that o ffi ce, as he had previously ale last itamlas -4 41 M3l Ileeth Dawes .. .-IS 14 five, showed more ate at , „,= r add kr A, sitoryngft on gam in. e . " e • 3 - r et ; succeeded his lordship in the Enlieitor.Genenlabip, IR all NNSArdy.aleteuille l,o 7 8 3 10 11 Ditto Used 44 . per Cleat par Ipa the ; sal hp shemeste sml pertmems. and in the Sheriffship of Perthshire. In February, 81 24 lednia...,aome. Jua. IS lid 174 all ther 22 •••..612a.114154.D.C. In ls „ 164 ell Math Mute Molding: Ana. lot 51.06 154 2 44 The dealers were boas At 4 o'clock the qui 1852, Lord Derby came into power, when Mr. An- 1111 14 De. Mi. de. 201.. 6 4 „ 111. MI Do. 44 per cent. i- - TIM FAMILY MEDUAMENT. demon was appointed Lord Advocate of Scotland. He now et, tee pemeinninnetee .., ~ ei es ID ax ' ftisTorkek.reteer.t.Guar 19 Pi hour 921 to 93 for MEASAMIS MEDICATED CREAK - For all resigned the osloe of Dean of Faculty, following, in this st. low naleanida ... .. ... It it stl 101 7 1 54 Ted 1 5 Watedordakilienspepc4 - - dip port embraces :-Ihr parsers et briados, Mr persammded with mils in thijohits respect, the example which had ;been set by Lord Jeffrey 50 all OWN aft MOWN .. 15 17 184 f 111. 100 Tort, NeweeaCe,a bar 0r.,1 es ltmhe, told AivoNes or weft ladionne of 516102 in 1830. Soon after hie appointment as Lord Advocate, " au 021 °°°1 4 161 ° 66° J *- •••••• r_.._ - OtHerta of rais.p.ush.l 96 55 93, 1, 93, 1, 92! , 931 tennwor w••.,.. t c••• • 0 •••• ••1414.4 ••• set •Irm***ll° Hr- Mr. Andersen bad addressed the electors of .Lymingtois ;c . ... par eel 4 f 17 8 Ditto Dim. _ 4l 44 bear, 93, 4, 921, 93 thepamit medidneed du, ad ma all Deaden fatly lied Aber. Si 10 Yorlddlaid.lll.lll l .Ost di i i Ms 54 Sea Stock, 112. awe ga 4 r T, tit or -- s a- edkasy. i t me g mete km= Maim and he had every thanes of being returned to parliament Mu Juneau ... ... 7 OA mo d em for that burgh, at the general election in the eummor of IS ell id —.-- Exchequer Bills v seam with • war .. Met o bedk poog el the blued, is waram e : emir Me whets 1852, when • vacancy presented itself on the Basest bed, Is all Dithalli s Qll:l2 3 MINES. dia. India Bonds ro aga , subs . ln the Foreign Sti trertre. a the trar b Letry , memeleg fr ees sea elm at. and he was p to be • judge of the Coen elleseeles, le au lidera 22 li e 27 4 II 3 emu. Its Mall la 1121 4 0 1 ademell PlEff• wag 33112 1_ 1251. • with the unanimous approbation alike of the rabid and of tit. 105 arum Insiert, ( Agee A... -40 wee, t.i.: dolma:, wenn% and al idsmissany arida. simm. t h e pr a m i m. IS 4 Do. Gab 11.14 OM •No. awes lime Paid: awe am a lmost entirely confir M. 1911 Ips. dm S ant 0 Mir 27 Fe Yseterda7 headffe 254, on the advices I ••••._ 3• _'.. bi . 4 .=,, 111117 ................... 36 •••111uninsu•nuisi ,s,.....6 Not many men have been •attlowted with a Mem imealkinse at, IN gee ennemblee —. ft 44 61 1 _ --..._ _____ wiii ,'" w h i .'" jr,..... thsh e s s .- ",7111 - m i sh2 --- sesennontee ---- ea tin - an: tion of qualities than the distiaguideed wane mew it. 11, aillehud end alestmw .60 41 40 IM,001) 1 Ana Fria in 4i pm • larger dividend remit aim ef the dee heft saimMen Mr Si imme, Mr paeoadves tare loes the country has mu teapi. et eie. is eel ffeables... - - MAIO 1 rcaoto Australian Gold all 4 di. however, was not i i gg / wee the mum et a le ethlik oreilmwe a _ raster was ia him ehipany bigwig Wl* Imeerkdge of atea tir e a 444 , 17117 ht mee amee 37 35 IMAM ire. •AagloCalikrana le had to Wpm w te ma.% W. a. and of the world. He emillmett the ettemge* and alma a, i m so ns ... ... 744 - seal 13 414 to telatraltelw WrIM 5 Do. Coal Mining 1 4 die Other stocks were ear fa Bonds were quoted lee; 7 4 °W e° a 76 6° 467.666 66 1h t e „,...,..... e °11 16 * (/ man of duty, sad its mem vesbaustee ,in it, ►iee De, h. wen __4s es Be: 10 rAtistmliaa Niro ode OWE M NM* ftwINIMII by usiee Lw ow a , wh ere . - if ee e ig 1ie .W . 4.4 . J - STI. his own cue, with the Mg isdulgent la the et. lee Id lb Meek ... ... 111 124 122 001 1 Annalist' Cordillera Per women yurgeol=aft, Musab. ha, It Mon* ow et ahem T. great dramaspeetlea t sad practical et. le, Oka& mid West.(lre.. 101 104 168 100 1 1 1 Austranaa inebeld sem eel se= to witeamtlL-1111 mormallastion end engenity eg he united utilinclung energy add ft IN Gime Waders -.. 804 814 80 79 "ON lUs Marls.. all 4Ms 73. Granada Active 11l sad Offa 7 3 3 1 algal Mid ‘liadadr a _ .. ). *lam Neat. of deliberation ware to be fol- II 11 UM Ilenth rnoo llu o tri .... g i- go - MAN 1 Brine\ e auntie* Gold all I die lodes 12 1 o f 4614122 is se* * MAN 0 Mils 12.15‘ e. fie. low out im *tie& Hie universal and never•failing cous , % n i , %T I M& •lel3 pa KM le Sraitlahlrue sad * =lle end th. calk oda dreedme; aid -- - MAN hi f Sree.Tre--.We.e•s:.ea. 10 SL 5 sales are thus raw by lii perm wodere The Ifs, law jam awe oisisags. or siosim•dil • bis • swienary impales rather than an effort as 100 tonewitire sad Torkshnt IN 641 611 If S 110 f 1 6,110 e Dealeemeand Mate II 2 II Melte an we at the Mums& or a essempiOntio se *tidy ; and such was thr charm of his 19l 14 De. MN ... ... 71 I die 101 14010 50 De. St. John Del Rey ll II per Cents.; 971 (each freak and gemeens mature that, amid all the profeselonal 14 GI Do. West Rada, Dater 41 al name t D'os's Creek 4 4 4 fte per Cents., 97 97 I OM pollsiod asmalme of a most active life, he ma d, es all Leeds Northern .- .. 14 14 124 4 MOM 40 Odes copper .-....... an 42 0 per Cents., 18 5 2, 98 114 114 tandem sad illearwall - 78 5 7t I 14499 8 Co l e Geed-- ..... 1 If me IRELAND. an Wray use hot a Mail. te 7 Loa.,lllbary,hBoutheed per Ipa _ Coleus lB 104 11 4, 1. Mexican Thre Jiminsa as Obese endowments were which, as en 'deo- 16. ice fAn.lindnlail,n& Ceut id MI IN 191 Wr4l/8 84 tOspper Minoru' Nei aU 11 0 Oct., 251, 244, 25, 2 —O-- cats, led Mad him to the highest honour which the M. ICO linden* 11•118.Weeler 1031 11144 lay 414 IS •Do. Pref. 75 per net all II 7 pm Duman, OCT. 3. b ar add balSow-the Waco of Dean of Faulty 55 II De. laths _.- „ ... par e pea mom $ taut AustralisnOopm all 54 3 44 per Cents., 721, 71i, On Saturday morning the Lord Lieutenant and -he was perhaps even still better fitted by the peculiar If t luall•••••••••aata I 4 can HON 3 Great Newt Toth an 4 4 see Cents., 501; ditto ft I ay. aceiverred - ~ Four per Cents., 43. the Countess of St. Germans left Limerick by coach, qualities of his mind for the Judicial office. He had acquired li i 1004 usgsg *•• *** s a iota : - m . :, 00 ,;• 7 - 4 r e 76 T WO 20 'Guerra sa bo t a l t sroceeded to !Ciliate, where they embarked on • read MAIM Of every deportment of law ; and he 80 aril D e .. gee ... .., .. ti it he MINI Orend Duchy of Dada all } 1 dis par Cents., 971. Sari the Burgoyne, Cite ~.„ i. applied hie knowledge with singular aduitasse and seltpoe- el $4 Dm, 145 _.— Ii le„ l of Dublin Compare camas. A logician without affecting the forms of logic, II all Larkellerry a 41eleralee - - I IL9BB Great Pllosenk. Lek* Bathurst. all 4 Ido all 4dd Spanish New Deferr steamer, and ame - nded the bhannon to Athlone. - hi. eoachaleas were announced with no parade of analogi- 111 all 20 22 2 112,1 7 15 2221222128 - - Liberty ell l a 1 die. Passive Bonds (Cos though the weather was somewhat boisterous their cal Modred's, without subtle distinctions, or • display of M. 140 eleardi a ftsf a aLLacedeb. 19 21 411nares 81 te Do. MameiLlsel. Dom , LootknikVelitore. Geld Excellencies remained on deck during the greater case -tearniag, but reasoned out by a few simple steps of et. we " me . .. 80 44 •.18 974 Chard &tidiest:b all 4 i Generally money part of the passage , and seemed greatly delighted deduction, always going direct to the very heart sad core of K. too D e , 'i n n; =ilia; ii 55 Meal lieditiOn - the question, and couched in language at once clear sad so u 4 1 4 mit oo t w u el g t. googoo tlre)..... .... __- _- with the scenery of the noble river • and at Kifialoel Oulesaaltamarrisea 9 a, 7 the rates ruling km ' 00ftnee, condeased and perspicuous. New Granada .._.. - - all i 4ne Portrunna, Banagher. Shannon - bridge , : and other In private life his lordship was esteemed and beloved by w eie ikeetwee - ••• • 21 13 45,091 New Linares It ..M.Co. .s - - wards. The Lomba Pants along the route , large crowds of people were all who knew or approached him. in honour, great i s a l t li 17° ' l Ue r mo , 37l 7 76 : ed hi e 3 4 676 &I s . NOIONI lauds 10 Pentilhaaft.L.ll.lk • all - - congregated, aria warmly entered the viceregal generosity, and unaffected piety were in him graced by the s e t tam„ ie w I .. iimik . _7_ 14161111 6 eat Nap ....... -- 1 1i Ms • afternoon. party as they pawed. Mr. Hornsby, secretary gnaw Pledging Midden and unvarying 015027 4 1451 u el IS araviWarrinpdathaw. - - WM 1 starts Sort an •i as Further large an to the Board of Works, was on board, and Whether, indeed , his character be looked at morally or ire- W. tee Sahli ... ... ... 47 de 474 le, 114/ talsymnity tree - - presented for parrs tolleetually-whether he be regarded as the judge, the 16 18 am Nevi ... . . ... - - 7,990 MI Seeti reitCoba .- ll l 114 4 pointed out to the Earl of St. Germans the friend, or the member of society-the death of Lord ' An- 15 81 Northers Osandes them 4 5 dia 50,0110 1 huh AustraUsa all 41 As to-day. great works that have been executed to nn- ei. im nen prima . ... 11 M derma mast be deeply felt as •a great ■public loss as well as is IS gem Deets.'fie. I. .. 5 le $ll 6,400 10 Ma Croft. 16,174 21.7 e; f SnittO WORM& I 8 7 ell 8 4 By the courtesy a der the Shannon navigable foe a large clam a grievous print* calamity. sdiOa i • Dehreel...... 14 1 75, 1 Waller - Steam Navigation I of vessels, and to improve the adjoining land. s • Deh jII 13111111.1444 7 IS 100,499 I Wait Grassi . - ell 4 fee the amount of epee es 611 L11144a . ... 41 61 IIKI,••• 1 Wee Mariposa all as from the West fedi The trip up the river appeared to afford their Excel- SURGICAL SKILL. te Ire Mmilwitaigi.. 651 As 114 4 1050011 1 seer lsncies much pleasure , and on arriving at Athlone -vs- M all theft Waders 71 T f Transferable by slumped deed. 2,328,539 dole. in sI carriages were in attendance to convey them to the Dr. Castle writes to the Boston Medical and Sur- to to liambillmeleleincluee. par pi Mt lee OAK Mega, 6 Wailer. 19 41 17 $ -_ -.--- Mexican dividends; etnnnom salvor • mull 4 7 I [THREEPENCE Land shares to-day were firm. Australian Agri cultural showed an improving tendency. Shares of the old-established Australian Banks ruled 11. higher, and Oriental Bank 11. per share lower. Crystal Palace shares closed 17.16 to 1 19-16 prem. Peninsu lar and Oriental Steam mark 69 to 70. MONEY MARKET. MONDAT The English stock market was --- r;tierfl;t in character during the earlier part of the day, and without recovery from the depressed quotations cur rent after the regular hours of business on Saturday. As the day drew on, an improvement took place, on a demand for money stock, coupled with statements that the Vienna conference on the Eastern question is to be re-opened. Circumspection, however, having been induced by the proved falsity of the pacific accounts so often received of late from various points of the continent, the improvement was less decided than would have been the case had such a piece of intelligence been officially communicated. After the termination of the official hours, and just before the closing of the doors at 4 o'clock, a decided relapse took place, sales being pressed by influential and well-informed parties on a positive statement that war was declared by Turkey against Russia on the 27th ult. At the final close this rumour was ge neral, but seemed to receive little credit in the house, although coming from an excellent source, and believed by parties of high standing in mone tary circles. In the presence of this uncertainty, the market may be said to have closed with a gloomy appearance. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by our government stocks at present prices. To render the results strictly accu rate, the proportion of interest which may have ac crued since last dividend period should in each case be taken into account. Int. per cent. Price. per annum. 93 £3 4 6 shut 0 0 0 shut 0 0 0 240 4 7 6 Three per Cent. Consols Three per Cent. Reduced Bank Stock India Stuck Exchequer Bills (interest ld. per cent. per day) lss. die. 110 7 Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Lirer pool it Share List) showing the rates yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prices. Int., per ct. per annum at the rate of dividend paid Last 1 year. Last year Id 512 of 311 Of eastern Midland, Birmingham. and Derby —ad 11 10 31 1 3; 16 Liverpool. Crosby. and Southport ad 5 0 5 141 Kendal and Windermere ad 3 111 6 1 t 21 York and North Midland ad 3 2 5 79 Great Western ad 3 3 5 61 Lancashire and Yorkshi re Stock ad 5 10 5 1 Is lowan and North Western Fifths Ed 5 0 5 100 London and North Western Stock ad 6 0 4 15 York. Newcastle, and Berwick ..... 5 0 5 13 London and South Western ad 4 1 4 5 471 Midland Great western—lreland ad 3 0 3 131 East Lancashire ad 4 1 41 4 1 92 Ulster... 111 Eastern Counties ad 4 8 101 4 1 431 Dublin and Belfast .ad 5 SI 4 131 Caledonian ad 4 5 11 4 1 311 Edinburgh and Glasgow ad 4 15 21 4 1 911 Bcottlah Central . id 4 13 04 4 1 93 London, Brighton, and South Cart ad 3 IS 81 4 1 93 Glasgow and South Western ad 4 12 31 4 95 Briatol and Easter 49 Gt. Southern and Weetern—lreland ad 411 91 4 1 9 85 Lancaster and Carliale a d 4 ;0 101 4 1 101 100 Lancaster and Preston ad 47 4 4 4 93 Newcastle and Carlisle ad 4601 4 01 141 800ttieh Midland ad 317 7 3 1 T 17; Great Northern ad 311 S 111 16a Chester and Birkenhead ad 3 14 81 3 10 114 Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Renter's express : Amsterdam, Saturday, closing priced:—Dutch Four per Cents., 94; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cent,., 62 3-16 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 22 5-16; the Coupons, ; the Old Three per Cent. foreign, 46a; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 80k ; Granada Deferred, 9 ; Peruvian New, 731; Mexican New, 23 1-16; Portuguese New, 38 13-16; Granada Active, 20; ; Equador, 4. Most of these prices show a slight improvemest. Paris: Clueing pries this day : Three per Cent. Rentes, 75.35; do. Four-and-a-Half pe r C en t s ., 100 , 95 ; Bank Shares, 2.790. These prices of the French funds exhibit a rally from the depressed closing rates of Saturday. PM.. Pros. if &Zit' RAILWALT. Consols opened at 92: to 93}, declined to 921, touched 931, and were quoted at the official close 931 to 1, both for money and the 13th October. During the official hours the Coned market, though sensi tive, showed more steadiness than for some time past. The dealers were borrowers of stock for to-morrow. At 4 o'clock the quotation was 93, and after that hour 921 to 93 for time. The official business re port embraces hree per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 1, 93, k, 921, 931; ditto for account, 13th Octo- ber, 93, k, 921, 93z., 1. India Stock, 246. South Sea Stock, 112. Excheiuer Bills were unchanged, at 13s. to Ba. die. India Bonds ruled at 10s. to 3s. die. In the Foreign Stock market the movement was almost entirely confined to Mexican, which touched 25k, on the advices by the steamer, coupled with a larger dividend remittance than usual. The advance, however, was not fully maintained to the close. Other stocks were steady. At four o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 243 to 25; Spanish Deferred, 22 to 1; the Committee's Certificates, 5 to 6 per pent. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 71 to 73. Granada Active, 20 to 22; ditto Deferred, 8 to I ; Peruvian Deferred, 49 to 51 ex div. The sales are thus recorded :—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 973 (exchange, 25f.) Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 973, 97 ex div.; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 96. Granada Deferred Bonds, 81, 3,1. Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 14th Oct., 251, 241, 25, 243. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 723, 713, 72; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 503; ditto for account, 49, 50. Portuguese Four per Cents., 43. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 973. Sardinian Five per Cents., 921. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 22, 1 ; the Passive Bonds (Converted), 43; the Committee's Certifs., 51, 5 1 per rent' Generally money was tight "out of doors" to-day, in anticipation of to-morrow (the 4th of the month), the rates ruling from the Bank minimum and up wards. The Lombard-street discount houses, how ever, were very well supplied with money this afternoon. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocs. Telegraphic despatches from Vienna confirming the statements that Turkey has declared war against Russia, the English stock market has experienced a fall of about 11 per cent., and is at present visited by a feeling of panic, which, as a matter of course, extends through every depart ment of the house. Consols opened widely quoted at 911 to 92, descended to 91Z, then improved to 91a," buyers," and have since fallen to their present quotation of 911-to Z for money and the 13th inst. As may be easily conceived, the market is extremely unsettled. Bank Stock marks 220 to 222; Ex chequer Bills, 13s. to 81. dis. Di. Now — Xseibirs Coast. Woo Mira NNW Para Din Ds. De. 11 A Ilsominel Se Rank North Wooers te North 114sik - IM 1101 The foreign stock market is lower all round. The sales include : Mexican, at 23 to 1; Peruvian, Four and-a-Half per Cent., 70 ; Russian Fives, 111 to 112; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 95! to 97; Sardinian, 901 to 911 ; Spanish Old Threes, 441; do. Deferred, 211 to 22; Dutch Fours, 92 to 93 ex div. • Granada Deferred,. 8; Equador, 41 to 1. At th e present moment prices are generally lower than those above given. Mexican is quoted 231 to t, having slightly rallied; and Spanish Deferred, 211 to 22. a $7 id $1 67 14 SO MI JOINT STOOK Dosue, Ocr. 3. On Saturday morning the Lord Lieutenant and the Countess of St. Germans left Limerick by ssesh, sad proceeded to Hillaloe, where they embarked es board the Burgoyne, City of Dublin steamer, and the Shannon to Atlemi lligi t though the weather was somewhat beistiesins Asir Excellencies remained on deck d the part of the passage, and seemed really der= with the scenery of the noble river • sad at Ki ll ake, Portrunna, Banisher, Shannon - bridge, and dm points along the routs, large crowds of people WOO congregated, and warmly cheered the viceregal party as they paned. Mr. Hornsby, ."m to the Board of Works, was on board, and pointed out to the Earl of St. Germans the great works that have been executed to ren der the Shannon navigable for • large elms of vessels, sad to improve the adjoining land. The trip up the river appeared to a ff ord their Excel lencies much pleasure, and on arriving at /taken carriages were in attendance to coney them to the railway station, whence they proceeded by speci al train to Galway. The illuminations at Limerick in honour of their Excellencies' visit were again re peated on Friday night. The time for closing the Great Exhibition is now rapidly approaching, and strangers are still crowd ing into Dublin for the purpose of visiting it ; still , the numbers who take advantage of the brief period that remains for the purpose are not increasing. The daily average of attendance is between eight and nine thousand. Several purchases have lately been mad. of the most interesting objects in the Exhibition. The remains of the unfortunate young may whom suicide in French-street has been a subject of so much notice, were again exhumed for identifleaden on Saturday. The parties for whose astisfacitiam the body was taken up were another son of Mrs. Forbes, the lady who had made the former examination, and a young woman named Anne Rouse, of 16, Castle terrace, Nottingham. Shortly after half-past eleven o'clock, a.m , these persons, in company with Inspec tor Finnamore, and officers of the detective force,' proceeded to Mount Jerome Cemetery, where the grave had' been already opened by . direction of the police authorities. The body was immediately ex humed and carefully examined by all the parties present, but without any satisfactory result as to the identity of the deceased being arrived at. Mr. Forbes was accompanied by Mr. Carter, an English gentleman, who had come over with him, and Mr. &Mutt, C.E., of n who was intimately acquainted with the ily, Lid had therefore an accurate knowledge of the appearance of the missing Mr. Forbes. After a mipute and careful investigation the three gentlemen were unanimous in deciding that the deceased was not the party they were in quest of. Freeform to their arrival at the cemetery, young Mr. Forbes stated that he would be enabled to recognise the corpse if it were that of his brother by a pecu liar formation of the foot, as also by an anchor which had been dotted into his arm with Indian ink whilst at school. Neither of these distinguishing marks, however, were found upon the body. Anne Rouse's story was that she was in service at Nottingham, and had a brother named Henry Rouse, who had served several years ago in a regiment in Canada, and that about eight years since ho was sentenced to ten years transportation for housebreaking; that some short time ago he had returned to England, and had been inquiring for her in Nottingham, but had not been able to make her out, and that she had sines lost all intelligence as to his proceedings. She stated that she would be enabled to recognise him by holes la his ears, which had been made to admit of ear ' rings, which he once wore. On examination, how ever, it appeared that the ears of the deceas ed had never been pierced, and there was no mark stud as she described on any of his limbs. ImmedinWap the parties quitting the cemetery the remain* Wei were greatly decomposed, were re-interred. It appears that a clerk to Messrs. Mein, wool m ma ate chants, is Jedburgh, Scotland, at a salary of 461. • year, forged drafts on the bank at Jedbargh for 7001., and absconded on the 23th of August last. A gon- 1 Semen, who is • director of the bank and a magi strate of the borough, arrived in Dublin yesterday morning, and upon being shown by Inspector O'Neill the miniature of the man who shot himself in French atreit, immediately recognised it to be that of this man M•Farlane. It will be recollected that the man Sailing himself Webster in French-street stated that be was veterinary surgeon to the Queen ; the tlemon from Jedburgh stated that the clerk'mot le-law holds such an office. TLI NDERSTORII s. —On Saturday heavy showers of nua and hail fell at Manchester from an early hoar, and is the afternoon several heavy peals of thunder were heard. The rains were continuous daring the greater part of the mato, sad frequent and heavy showers fell as Sunday. On Sunday afternoon there was a stood thundostorm, accom panied by a heavy tall of large hailstones. The sun shone oat for a short tiro during the day with considerable power between the showers. In the evening the tempera ture tell very considerably, and during the night frost set in. Oa Monday morning a hoar frost had left its impress alma the Gelds and hedges, and in some places water w a s severed with We. Dr. Castle writes to the Boston Medical aid Sur gical Jourtesa:—An interesting young lady about 17 years of age had presented to her a gold ring, which she forced over the joints of bet middle finger. After • few minutes the finger commeseed swelling, and the ring could sot be ' removed. The family phyucsan was sant for, bat could do nothing. The family, and t►e young lady especially, were now in the greatest scesternatioa. A jeweller wee seat for. After many (lode attempts to eat the ring with cutting nippers, and to saw it apart with a Sae saw, and after bruisint; and lacerating the 8,03, warm fomentation. and leeches were applied, but without affording the slightest benefit. . . . w kly presence was required, with the compliment that "perhaps my mechanical ingenuity might suggest some thing." lat once proceeded to the house of the patient, and found the young lady in a most deplorable state of mental agony, the doctor entbareasesd, and the family in a high state of excitement. I procured some prepared chalk, and applied it between the ridges of swollen flesh, and all around the linger, and succeeded in drying the easing and abraded ilesb; then with a narrow piece of soft linen, I succeeded in polishing the ring, by drawing it gently round the ring between the swollen parte. I then applied quicksilver to the whole surface of the ring. lees than three minutes the ring was broken (by pressing it together) in four piece., to the great relief of all parties. In a similar manner (without the chalk) I some time since extracted a small brass rialt from the ear of a child, who, child-like, had inserted it into the cavity of its ear. The operation was more painful and tedious, but was equally successful. The name operands: the quick silver at once permeates the metals, if clean (with the ex ception of iron, steel, platina, and one or two others), and amalgamates with them. It immediately crystalises and renders the metals as bard and as brittle as glass. Hence the ease with which metals amalgamated with quicksilver can be broken. ST. GEOZOIt's HOSPITAL MEDICAL SCHOOL.— Yesterday the annul distribution of "chola:ships and prises took place at this school, when the following awards were made :--Scholarships: Mr. John Bowman Collison, of Doncaster; Mr. Henry Charles Andrews, of Braboume, Kest. Sir Charles Clarke's Prize: Mr. Theodore Duke. Anatomy—Senior Class—Prize, Impales : Mr. Christopher Bulteel, of Plymouth; Mr. H. W. Bellew, of Plymouth; Certificate : Mr. P. F. Bellew.—Junior Class—Prize : Mr. J. B. Collison; Additional Prize: Mr. Allan Douglas Mackay; Certificates: Mr. Alfred Hunt, Mr. George God dard Rogers. Physioloey—Prise : Mr. Christopher Bul teel ; Certificate : Mr. H. W. Bellew. Botany—Prise : Mr. H. Lewis, of London ; Certificate: Mr. E J. Mar shall. Chemistry—Prize: Mr. Henry Charles Andrews ; Certificate: Mr. Albert P. Knight, of London. Practical Chemistry—Prize : Mr. James Keene, of London ; Certifi cates : Mr. P. P. Bellew, Mr. W. H. Bellew. Materia Medina—Prise; Mr. J. B. Collison; Certificates: Mr. Henry Charles Andrews, Mr. B. J. Marshall. Medical Jurisprudence—Prize: Mr. John Hopkins Willis, of Ply mouth; Certifleate : Mr. Garland. Midwifery—Prise, sequales: Mr. William H. Dickinson, of London ; Mr. P. F. Bellew ; Certificates : Mr H. W. Bellew, Mr. C. Bol ted, Mr. F. H. W. Iles, Mr. C. Roberts. Practice of Physic—Prise: Mr. J. C. Penny; Certificate: Mr. B. C. Garland. Surgery—Prize : Mr. George Yeates Hunter, of Margate; Additional Prize, misfiles Mr. Thomas Dun can. Mr. J. C. Penny. Certificate : Mr. H. J. Strong. SHLESHAMPTON.--SISOULAR AND FATAL ACCI DLNT.—Last week Mr. Power, of Bristol, with another gentleman, went down to Shirehampton to dins with a friend, when the phaeton is which they drove was left is front of the house with the shafts turned up, the horse having ben taken off. The carriage having attracted the attention of a child between two and three years old, the son of Mr. Heaven, mason, of that place, the little fellow ed unobserved to play with it, when by some means Eri i gt down the shafts, when the semi-circular iron which attaches them together, near the carriage, wheeling round, caught the child by the neck as if in a mousetrap, between it and the fore-carriage. Here the little fellow was sus pended, End actually strangled to deatli before he WAS dis covered. No blame can be attached to soy one, as no one could apprehend such an accident. —Bristol Japer. A SAILOR SHOT BY HIS CAPTAlN.—Captain Nat trom, of the ship Matanzas, was charged on Saturday before 1 the Liverposl magistrates with this crime. The &cure stances were these :—At Bahia, on the 26th of June, two of the crew reftssed to work. The captain called the men forward, end asked them to heave the anchor. They said they could ant, as the ship was short-handed. One of the etenes, George Wake, acted as opoliesman for the men, and though he said the men would work when the ship got Ott to Dee, he, on their behalf, refused to heave the anchor, sad said they would rather die first. The captain urged them to comply for his sake. Wake said they could not. The captain then drew a pistol, and exclaiming, "Take that, thou !" fired at Wake, wounding him on the shoulder. Wake was removed to a hospital, where he was left in a dangerous condition. The British consul was informed of the 'affray, and he dispatched the captain home in the Yieeount Sandon. Kaman was committed for trial at the next muse, the magistrates refusing to take bail. giiro„ll, Waver. shwaLa r ligalloll Do. aa il isa t a vouoloom erg alino poi.lll. Ea ailla OM MO SIMI 1106 OM= OW 4.1 I. DPP. WO On ... I Pe _ Bran 4 sdb IS I•z4 • • U 13 4 Si sic 111 IS •• •1 id •4 U • 4 •• is • 14 II "foie .- 8 end' TorldriallmwDa. In .n es:4== • Ja u. I? 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Prefer. memo° 0 ZAPF' • •• Wisdom:4 toitottleSd..., 6 1 PK U! :31 if 14 I 5 151 16 pa 47 411 35 f 1 sq J7l 2 4 pa I Idle Id 119 Id* 1 pi 11 0/ die 71 61 414 IPa 1 4 pm - - Pa 1 4 dY— s is it% IP i 3 THE NEW STAMP DUTY ON SCRIP CERTIFICATES. —There is now enforced a stamp duty of one penny ion all scrip certificates in railway and other companies, under the New Stem, Act. THE NEW PENNY RECEIPT STAMPS.—Warrants to stamp distributors ere now being issued, to be filled up for the new stamps, stating the number required, and whether adhesive or eon-adhesive. The allowance is seven and a half per cent The present receipt stamps must not be used after Monday nest. ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS.—At the usual quarterly meeting of the consitia madam, held on Friday, iptember 30th, the following gentlemen, having under gone the necessary examinations for diploma, were ad mitted members of the college:—Dr. Callaway, London; Dr. Coots, Oxford ; Dr. Ballard, London. NORTH BRITISII RAILWAY.—This company have declined to stop their impress mail train for the Post-office at their different stations without additional remuneration. A meeting of shareholders is about to be held on the sub ject of the No. 1 preference shares. A DOG'S TASTE FOR RAILWAY TRAYELLING.—We (Manchester Guardian) have received from a correspondent who has recently visited Ireland, a somewhat canons in stance of the case of a dog, which is in the habit of travel ling by railway, for which he appears to have a free pas. The writer states that, having a particular friend engaged on the Dublin and Droghicla Railway, he travelled a good deal on it during his stay in Dublin. One passenger, a dog of the Stoteh terrier breed, which answered to the name of " Jack," formerly beloning to one of the porters, particu larly attracted his attention. On inquiry the engine driver stated that the dog gets upon the engine at pleasure, and leaves it the same. Sometimes he will go on at Dublin and go to Drogheda ; get off there, wait for another train, and thee proceed to Belfast, where he will take up his quarters ' for the night. At other times he will travel to all the inter mediate stations. Should he happen to miss sue train, he strolls about the station, like any other passenger, until the nest conies up, and then starts again. lie is well known by the officials at all the stations, who seem amused with his mode of living, and allow no one to molest him. Occa sionally he will exhibit a little special attachment by travel ling all day with one engine driver. Iliad igANCI. Di ‘ = , 1181" . Y ----- 21. 49 Ananiala . Co. all 3 /214 b , ... 49 Difdal. Baia diaaa Co all 70 be NAM North Anarkaa all 41. 26 Obarlaal link of Ala 6 le lOr IN IQ Walt abed Aso mad Oldaa 2 a4l. par IN 100 23 56,904100 Deana 23,000 93 a Amt. abort 10 14 11 die UAW 20 Loa. 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Compum 10. 14443 litassa . 1 1 A = 6 l . aviiiiMai 511 w i r lAA Irma r ye Si 711 d GO li Ni 14 48 • 4 %slaw demo to W. 15 144 s■ isire today. Further large amounts of Australian gold were presented for purchase to the Bank of England to-day. By the courtesy of the secretary to the Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company we are informed that the amount of speeie brought in by the Thames, from the West Indies and Mexico, is u follows: 2,328,539 dole. in specie; 81,000 dole. in specie for Mexican dividends; 103 ounces sold duet; 288 ounces silver; and 42 packages specie, the value of which is unknown. Exclusive of these 42 packages, the value in sterling money is about 482,0001. The Thames also brings in pearls to the value of 2,1201. It appears the whole of the specie remittance from Mexico could not be transferred to this vessel ; the remainder will come on by next packet. The amount of specie and bullion shippad by the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Euxine, which will leave Southampton for Alexandria to- morrow, in no leas than 301,7601., of which 38,3501. is in gold and the rest in silver. The destination of this enormous shipment is as follows:—For Malta, gold, 3,0001. ; for Alexandria, gold, 18,6001. • for Ceylon, gold, 9,4501. ; for Bombay, silver, 187,0001. ; for Ma dras, silver, 3,1001. ; for Calcutta, silver, 17,0001. ' • for Penang, silver, 4,300/. ; for Singapore, silver, 51,5001. • for Hong Kong, silver, 45,3001., and gold, 7,001)1. ; for Canton, gold, 5001., and silver, 155,000/. . . . . The corn market to-day was without animation, but firm at last Monday's rates for all kinds of grain and flour. Oats ruled Is. dearer. In floating car goes the high rates demanded prevented more busi ness from being . done. Late in the afternoon a firmer tone was given to the market by the receipt of a telegraphic despatch from Odessa, stating that the steamer from Constantinople had brought a message, which almost amounted to a declaration of war. This afternoon most of the Greek firms with drew their corn from the market, in anticipation of higher rates. We hear of the sale of an arrived cargo Marianople wheat at 675., including freight and insurance. It is au extraordinary fact that parties are yet found who are willing to exchange into the new stocks offered by government. The subjoined return was issued from the Bank to-day : BANK OP ENGLAND, OCT. 3, 1853. Amounts of new stocks accepted this day. ES 10s. per Cents 5,000 £2 10e. per Cents. Nil. Exclieglier Bonds Nil. The committee of Australian wool merchants met to-day, and fixed the 20th inst. for bringing on the next public sales at the Hall of Commerce. The quantity which has arrived since the July and August sales is about 51,000,bales. Prices are ex pected to rule rather in favour of the buyers, on account of the tightness in the money market Advises from St. Petersburg of the 26th ult. (new style), state that purchases of grain continued upon a very considerable scale. Shipping was scarce, and freights to England ruled at 495. to 50s. per ton of tallow. The exchange was quoted 38 13-16 to 39d., or much the same as last reported. By letters from Odessa of the 23rd ult., we learn that wheat was in brisk demand at a rise of 2s. per chetwort, owing to the encouraging advises from Marseilles. The transactions of the week amounted to 100,000 chetworts, or 72,000 qrs., and would have been still larger, but for the tenacity of sellers. The Greek houses were the chief buyers. Freights still ruled extraordinarily high, viz., at 110 s. per ton of tallow. It was expected that the shipments of grain from the Danube would be crippled all through the season by the state of the bar at the Salina mouth. Owing to the unsettled aspect of politics, a very uncertain feeling was introduced into all commercial transactions. Hamburg letters of the 30th ult. report that news of the Bank of England having raised iterate of dis count to 5 per cent.,reached that city only that after noon. Discount there was 6 per cent., money being scarce, and bills on all places in better demand; Lon don, at 13.1 to 1. The corn market was very ex cited the day before, but had then become quieter, though not lower. Colonial produce was firm, with a better feeling for sugar. Rice was dearer, and all spices in favour. The second steamboat of the Magdalena Steam NavigationiCompany, called the Anita, was launched on Saturday last from the building yard of Messrs. Samuda, Brothers, Blackwall. She measures 262 tons, and is of 80 horse power. Both these steam boats will sail for Savanilla about the middle of the present month. MINES. --.- MONDAY Evmrnia. The market for British mining stocks has been more active to-day. There are inquiries for Tresavean and Comford shares. The sales reported are :—West Providence, at 45, 46 ; East Basset, 47; Wheal Cupid, 6; Chiverton, 64; Wheal Russell, la, k; Yeo land Consolq, 5,4; Boringdon Consols, 1, .„ 1 • Tavy Console, 2,4; Trewestha, 23, ; Bell and Linarth, 13, 15. The gold mining shares were in good demand all day, with an upward tendency, especially for Great Nugget. At the final close the tone was less less buoyant. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 11.16 to 13.16 prem. ; Great Nugget, to # prem.; Port Phillip, to a die.; British Australian, to dis._; Nouveau Monde, tto pram . ; A gue F r i a , f, to prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. The gold mining shares are all flatter to-day in sympathy with the general gloom of the Stock Ex change. Colonial Gold are now quoted 9-16 to 11-16 prem. ; Ague Fria, 9-16 to 11-16 prem. ; Nouveau Monde, 3to prem.; and Great Nugget, par to 3 Aus prem. tralian Agricultural shares are quoted 32 to 34; Peel River, #to 3 die.; Scottish Australian Investment, 1 to II prem.; and North British Australasian, 3-16 to 1-16 dis. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Si:TOLL—The sugar market has been steady in prices, bat tke demand limited. The refined market Is firm, at last week's prices: C0E711.-1,000 bags native Ceylon were offered in pub. lie sale, and bought in, at 48e. Taa.—The public sales are progressing rather irregularly, but general quotations ars not altered. Inntoo.—The quarterly sale commenced, and pries a mast be:considered rather lower. SAITPITAIL-2,800 bags were offered and chiefly sold, at fully last Friday's currency, at 28e. 6d. to 305 ., refraction n 101. Sr 'cu.—White pepper sold at Sid. to 80. ; race, 3s. ; ginger, Cochin, 40e. to 675. Corrox continues dull. 200 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. In consequence of the political news from Constantinople the market has advanced 2s. 6d. per cwt. Petersburg Y.C. oa the spot is quoted 695. ; Oct. to Dec., btu 6d.; Jan. to March, 595. - SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the trade rather heavy Prime meadow bay, 90s. to 105*. ; inferior, 50s. to 80*. ; rowan, 455. to 555. ; clever, 90s. to 1265. ; second cut,. 755. to 110 s.; straw, 355. to 425. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. - • DEAL, TUESDAY, 9 A. Wind S.W., blowing strong. Anchored.—Bury St. Edmonds, from London, for Mauritius; Ealing Grove, from London, for Algoa Bay. Passed.—Susan, from London, for Denis. Put back, and Remains.—New Express, Bedling. ton, Oriente, and Ocean Gem. EASTERN UNION RAILWAY.--To meet debentures falling due this company are taking loans at four per cent. SOUTII-EASTERN RAlLWAY.—Traffic for the week ending Oct. 1, 1653:-20,1731. 14s. 2d. Corresponding week, 1852, 19,2611. 6s. 6d. Increase in 1653,9121.75. Bd. Tics STAMP DEITIES IN IRELAND. —The stamp &Wain Ireland, which would expire on Monday next, ars wade perpetual by the New Stamp Act , 16 and 17 Viet, sap. 60. LIMERICK AND ENNIS RAILWAY.—The works on this line are about to be commenced by the contractor. e4`• - rt• • W i~ ti. "' 4 S N A i! U 0 U i •