The Express. — London, England, 1853-10-07 00:00:00

[THREEPENCE COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.---THIS DAY. The arrivals of all descriptions of grain and Hour hare been moderate this week ; there was a stuady trade done in wheat and dour this morning, at tke rates of Moods), List. Barley scarcely sold so well as in the beginning of the week. Oats, the arrivals of which article are very light, must be noted 6d. per qr. dearer. Beans and peas, from their scarcity, command very high rates. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON ?ROM O.P. 3rd to OCT. rte . Ws. tar:an. &mob. Irtao. Tors or . 0140 Barley 2410 1.1 - U Ow l of I 2vo I 10,0 Malt ..... Floor. —maks sod 0,000 barrel. Lossox Avasosa —Wheat, 661. 4d.; 225. Td.; Rye, us. tal.; Beaus, 41s. ad.; lIIPLUAL AV . rley, 4M. Bd.; OM; 4u. IA. Ms.* Ws. ed 21, all Ild Su :04 Su I. 70 th tu Walla , real• Atli. i 7 ... ... 4114 6d 194 .11. 7d 3114/1 .14 ICI Ms 6d Wept. 3 ... ... SO. 4.. UM 46 .N led 114 341 11. la 114 2d In ... ... 14. Ild lie /d Ile lld U. 131 es Id 17s 61 IT ... ... 344, 74A IN &I 3•04 61134 1d ils In. ;is ild 14 ... ... 164 74 116 Du :la 413 164 Id de Od 11. 6d Oct. 1 ... ... les 641 27* To Id Ild es 10d 42. lld 6 walks' AU. Am. Hi 441 361 id .14 63 846 111 11. lad 334 3d Darr.—Whand. Harlow. 4lsta. R4s. hews. sea r. 0.. la. _ _ . Prim. Arr. 27. Sept. $. Sept. itidept. 17. Sept. 24. SL S •• ••• 34 T ... I 34 7 54 9 30 4 r - 44 Oct. i' .. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. SCOAR —The refined market is qtrited study at I.:st week's currency; grocery lumps, tis. to 46.. 6d. Correa.—Prices declined 6d. at the commeneement of the week, but the demand improved towards the close. Native quoted at 46.. to 46.. 6d., partly nominal. TRA.—The market ha' been steady, and prices are sup ported. Rice —The large public pale of Madras went off briskly at an advance of Is. on last Friday. Elavrrerni sold at last week's currency. Seicrs have sold in public sale at a sli g ht advance. Corrow has declined 'CI. per lb. this week. SPIRITIL—Rum and brandy have been dull of sale. Facer.—liaisius: Valencia' inactive, prices are unal tered. Muscatels and Figs iu good request. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is steady, with a good demand on the spot ; for future delivery not much doing. Town Tallow is quoted 575. 6d., nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, Sys. 6J. Oct. to Dec., 575. 6d. to 575. 9J. ; Jan. to March, ;ids. SMITHFIELD MARX ET.—TII IS DAY. The supply of beasts is large, and, the weather being un favourable, they cannot all be sold. rho choicest descrip tions are not vary plentiful, and therefore are quite as dear as on Monday. There are a few more sheep. The trade is very dull, and prices ou the average are lower. The number of calves is small ; but foreign consignments are now arriving, and probably there will be about 170 delivered before the close of the market, in addition to the official return below. Prices were in the m9rning scarcely as good mon Monday, but cannot be maintained throughout. From Germany and llolland there are 317 beasts, 1,570 sheep, and 44 calves ; Spain, 530 sheep; Northern and Midland, 500 beasts ; and Home Counties, 99 mulch cows. PYfttona ur Wm. a. .1... rar .1. a. G. Ik.; Sew.. Ilerotor4s 4 4 4 6 1.461 Da. a 111..:-04. Bast abort-borne Sratud quality Ika6P.. 24 3 6 1 .90. do. Shorn Galles PIP the: l)as. t Half •bred 414152 I lA .. z . 3tinewt. at ~.a- Get. 1,119; ma* and Lamb% LSO; Cabe. LW: S3O. HIDES.-THIS DAY. LasnExuaLL.-The present prices are: 6611 a. to 611b5., 21d.; 611bs. to 721 M., 21d. to 3d. ; 721 M. to 80Ibx , 31. to 34d.; 80Ibs. to 88Ibs., nd. to 3id. ; 881bs. to 961b5., did. to 3;d.; 961bs. to 104tbx., did. to 4d.; 1041 M. to 1121 M., 4d. to 4id. Horse Hides, 61. 6d. Calf Skins, light, 2s. 3d. to 3s Ocl.; full, 61. 6d. ButMONDSRY.-Sheep skins, polled, 4s. 61. to 6s. 3d. Keuts and Ralf-bred., 4s. Od. t o 4 s . 4d . ; D owns, 3s. 4d.; Ito 3s. 10d. ; Lambs, 2s. 6d. to 4s. 6d. • BOROUGH HOP yARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pawed= and Smith report that the ns.trket continues very brisk, at a gradual advance in prices. Duty, 136,0001. to 140,0001. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Eden Main, 2'a.; Tan&ld Moor, 19s. 31.; Howard's West Hartle Netherton, 20.. 64.; Walls E n d H atton , 215.; Walls End Lambtoo, 22a. 9d.; Walls End Stewart's, 235. ; Walls End Tees, 23s.—Ships at market, 90. , ~, ,„. ~ • ,• / /id rd • . / /11 /;/.0"•••• flifi .. .. it • ‘,...e.„,-er l e e.... . / f . 4.... ;,,,, , „ 4...: o ar" ..,./;." . I II( / V 'll O + / 4 4 1.1 4:1 ric%sl No. 2,224.] - LONDON, FRIDA Y EVENING, OCTOBER 7, 1853. =_ Imes ts IRELAND. DM, ties of the period, this market on the whole continues SEARS LISTS. maratintics ansass. UI4L I X I NDUSTR lAL EXHIBITION. SECOND EDITION. to maintain a dull appearance. Present qs Sations ---•-- St. I'o Aberdeen 'Am e 141.1 .4 the TUC ISIS r ISCIEBTS for OCTOBER-- The English railway market exceedingly "ieenr firm 47.: l i rr se:o= 4 :: 7" , r °L .., - 5 - 1 - al go d timbre eill be bred at the aerial statione to the 31st of r i?,mi S • - are thus reported by lesrs. 1). Bell, Son, and Co., during all the earlier J. O. BINGER. for transmissir.n to New York : St. 100 Bristol lk Faster 4 per Ct. - - mkt . , -ey order. FROM Tlll.S' NIG lIT'S GAZETTE. part of the day. and prices is is l awns mut u.i,yea . :4 ... 16 4 174 lel ~,,,, .114...1 . 4 Oiler. Chester. Redeemable. Dividends , Prier. li . CM, of 14EPOSIT, 7, St. Martin's-place, - Vatted States 6 wet. Eds. 1148 Jan. and July 1104 1111 Do. 6 paCtanse.Steek...ll47.lB63 Jae. sad July 110 110 t ruled at an advance of skint 2 per cent. above the ill * C6rl aad Kilda° .* t.*.*_" - - 111 ell lOsneles, rasa, aim Zrille Tralalgarequarr. London. FOREIGN-OFFICE, Ocr. G. rennsyleasis 5 per Ct. ... - Feb. and Aue. 85 86 last rate, of yesterday a ft ernoon, the heavier stocks reached beingeePee lo3 ie lo iS I der Jesters ... . S 64 dolma 4134 . 1.4111eti MONKS ate requested to esamise The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. G. Becks Do. ditto Bonda 1877 Feb. and Aug. 90 91 &pram nitro laatitolue. by wh•ch a high rate of Viten,: easy be as Vicc.Consul at Melbourne, Australia, for his Majesty the Mateschugetta3perCLBter. l g o 4l. La lsi ncas nd h o i a re a a n n d d N y or o t r h ks W hi co re t7 63 7. 2. 1 4 0 :1 ; .„, 1t u a 7... 5t r. A:F ) : 17 1: ..p. . ) 10 ,7 . c.L, 14: . . u. Ct. H .. 4 N il pa soomei *lb priest arearity. , King of the Belgians. ling Bonds .. ,s1 9 Frat.Cos.Rate.s pe.,401 . 1 16 pa relewt gaper us Jimat and Any. Maerchustts 3 per Cent rEfltit IffiltßlSON. All.aiiguag Director. Dollar Bends ll7l Kayoed Nov. 97 91 Caledonians, 25 to 1 ; Dover., 171 to 18 ex div 14 si DU" 46. P6 ' l . 16 .. Am. With the subsequent fall in Consols, prices so so aam.tintosolori p. la is Fieepsesses free oes spelication. BANKRUPTS. Indiana State, Inas Stork - Jas. aad July 15 - u IS le IN. New. rear Cen pe. L 6 Stosk o 13 14 ana•-• •.--..'"-- .- - ----. CIIAILLT.6 B taxa Brook•street Grosvenor-square, up- (M.,,,an,„and4.,441'erC14 coat. r Room -- Liss J ' l ss aa ' . ."." 4 . i ti s a l l y y ps 96 1 941 7 a ft rapidly hef aa gave da , w t m a y ; market but, a a considering nti aaaa the ta a depression haw ah : I ; Belta mma ."" e lr's . 56 P rw eedt d. m a 7 t .1 3 3L r . OUINEAS. - Mr. HALSE, tho Medical b 0 1 4 4 4 , 4 „. ' ' ' Kentucky 6pa Cent. 1664 Jan. and July 91 IN strength, the general scarcity of stock It. 1 70 0:41reat p.. 6 p. Northers .o 6. 3 per ip. oin as t . 117 1: ogroesa el 14 Drorwick-reare. Load ta. loSsenis bki DI S O4 Cn a BLitt POLLARD, Wellington -street North, Strand, Teennwre6 per Cent. .... . 1592 Jan. and July IN MI W 61V11 GVIN6A APPARATI. SYS are row ready.-send two licensed victualler. Canada 6pi Mat. Hoods 117 e Feb. a.d Aug. 1124 1134 comparat ive renering it less - liable to depression on any 'Avenel le ! 74'D... "6.1 44 1 ,1 1 , 1 5 e a 1 1 . ' 44 ,4 1"1. P. IN II degrade Ms Pratoblet on Medical 0 "impair -110 Bleil•RD LANCAstin SWALLOW, Nine Elm s, Battersea, Bowen City I per CenL 1517 Jan. and July 98 - fact, and peculiarly susceptible to a rally on any 61 , 1 OUltheMeetraWafgh lice 7 ?sed victualler. Do. 44per et. Merl. kids. - Jan. aad July 1034 w fa a v re oura te b il l l e i t a um m i aa n t po aa lit se ics. aa A tri t fi t e he be fl t n te al r c t l h o i s: p thay rices az. r.,l • 1;.0 . 5 .Ditw ew m. .7 ,:red.... 15 01_ 2 1 .e 11a t. ..t 4 4 44 • 1 ; r 5 P: 9e 7 1 55 4 icie l l i , Pa 104 4 bADIES TILIVELLINCI will find the application Now Orioles Oty 6 per al &Nue BAKER, New Oxford.street, Bloomsbury , iron- ow . B ap a s of ROWLANDS * KA UV lo ilt gratefully refreshing in preens' ___, ~_. IBM Jan. and July 90 - delawry rail beardy cd the complexion and skin . fees the bane 7 .' 4 5 4. Belvidere Delaware 6 per berme •4 the Mi.. sail Dust, diopsiliog the *loud of languor mad Cent. Ist Mort. Convert. 1377 Jana and Dec. MI - we au .c. Arles an irritability ear beat, and imisec t liat:id :dor& SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Cho-Snell air SL Loeb 7 closed yesterday. II ! 6 , Lealeskee samba C no 4 die rest re CL, Ist Mortgage._ 92 93 5t...110 Ditto 6 per cent stack... 140 149 leg Bic IP." , " 6 " 166 6516141 at " 6 r "' " " . '" 1 ri'wl Y • ' "h. JAMM Musk, Edinburgh, tailor. 34 . 100 Lon.* Prlan.Guar.3peret -- go ease* the sie r ra. Freckle., Ton , SPilite, Pimples. and 1,1 . 9 °V.Ur1. Odeagosnd Iliedmippi 7 THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocit. W 111.1.1431 BAlA:flit, Cupar-File, manufacturer. ow Ct. Ist Mortgage - - Sem ego meted' cradtc.tel by the lialyilor. and 10,11 place to a Business in the railway market to-day has been se 5 I.4o.4sthWeetCos.thirds ile:Ta . ts clear Aul :..ir tiimpiesion. In cases of SurtOuto, er Stiftle DONALD 11 . 111TYRII, CllisgoW, slate merchant. Odesgo and Aurora &seen 2 3 pis 14 per Cent.. Ist niortasse - Jsn. and July 63 M very quiet; but prices, following the upward move- 114 al: Londonderry a Osier. *el - - meat of Console, are better, especially for the heavier u 3 41 is il li ki4"°ndi ao.star r ".a.taso krj ' aialLith .too.riot or 11... Km Its ester tom long been acknowledited.-Prier is od. 124 5 7 134 tad ... • ri. pry boom. i'autirae-The mot& Rowlands' halydor us Great We tern of Illinois t esa the st p ra re a se gare e m fee a l ia in t g aia o e f d th a ea the weroper.- Soll by A. BOWL IND and SONS, 20, Hatton- Ten per Cent. ditto BANE OF ENGLAND.-Aocerst for the weak sadist 0(1.1, ISM. M 11.1.1, 7 181% and grading 1188 April and Oct. 91 99 stacks. A t is l ean e t Is 4 all •Maryy . Ai °setae, 4 . 4 . pu.' Par _ i Pa pa 10 110 Do. New tip ... . 9 15 idea Lemke: awl he iihreire and Perfumer& ,etbut moment prices 6 3 De X 6 ore osealottilelf. Rail. 11'1.6 per co. Mort hots bawl eshos.e.is th•anuost Dent.. .. . gu.ot..se ow e word. IMO Jan. and July 141 374 T HE 14 AI LY NEWS: inner ,', dote 5 .90 4. 950 penosylvanta Central Rail. nearly , the highest quotations of the day. London and a. too l ostausacoi,..iu...-i.,...e. lee 4 e2 104 Undo° Morning rope. price M. Cold C•Aliaad lieUlioo 13.031,996 24 . 6 per a rea - Mow York and Este Seen Western 811 to t ; Midland. 591 to 60; Lancashire St well it. 5 per It. Rata. hoh . .--- 7- -- -- Meal Pier of t.r. at Untam, &dwelling tree commerce in it. Moshe 129.031,5 A z 2 9 ,03 1 .4 44 parr Cents., lit mortgage 1566-1669 May and Nov. 1074 1014 gmm, 4.1 all •wal and prostaral re.uers, whether political. social y ealizist, kifrAITNIIOe. New York and Brie *wen and Yorkshire, 63 to 1; Great Northern, 171 to 1 • 81 ' Ida 1 Dn ' W " etteel. ' ne j " Es t - - w ' le 1 6 Do. Debeniares ... gettedasteah FtoPrieletelholisl .•...M i.f ,1 .• iis ' llovenusent Seesunie. peva., Convertible - Dovers, 171 tot • and Caledonians, 24t to 25. a. leo aorta British . ... ... 101 104 la the intent and value of Its Gerteralsfeost.-in the oceursey ot itil Root . ~...., . . ...". 2,682,113 ii• Sud. Dead Weldbt law Reports -in the ample, truthful. and itanartial ehafect s7 or Be l'uhl Depults find's!. Annuityl „ sitresied Land shares, on the whole, were dull to-day- In French shares Northema are quoted 331 to 4; * all .NotrlE StadordSitte p g eeige li.elligene-, and in tb- varied nieraintileand o•mmerria IM. Its , lity, .sar.. brats. 'Abe/Securities heist. ye cooL.loett tr. Use City, Cailway, rad Mon...tory Artistes,- Coin..h. •if 1 ntonal Soto ... .. 'At 4 o ' clock, however, A ustra l Agricultural had Stra s b ou r gs , 36 to 1; and Paris and Lyons 15 to 151 Wryer, XII. 6 per Oat - - 142 Debto t i e..tossi.l 0 .73 4 .7A5 i ii. 1.1 asi Allier fir;ii maw rallied to 32 to 31, and South Australian Lend, to prem. These prices show • rise of abo ut 11. per IC all rst.o diii. ditt o 4i p . 154 or PAW, is endirpaseed. 11.6,5.3631 II 5 ithrews.lirairm.rinraiumr.; le 11 1t0..' Cli• • more .1, tailed oleo or shipping than any other paper- L...N.. 71 .' -i 4 "...• -. a s...a t sou,ther UHL 1.413.4A1 33 to 35 Bank shares were fairly supported, except share on the closing quotations of yesterday. to to uuserter(Noe.W.l spes ,;,....eiy c.a., report of Shippin2 in the Indian s.ao by ev. ry --- --- - - Oriental Bank, which again receded 10s. per share. OaDINARY SMARM" AND STOLZ& Min.! 5 per Cant._ .. 16 17 ad weelsol rail- out the only daily Mining Repel, with list of priory 138.303.019 134.306," lO 10 Do. 3 per cue ... ... PI 164 a 1 odrolid anywhere. October 6. IdA. J, R. ELSKY. Deputy Carrara, Crystal l'alacc shares closed 11 to 11 prem., and Camas prises Seim matey „ 4 el. Pd. Ran.ways. Yesterday p s 9 p.m. as 35 Ira* Drama .. . • Is it alt ot.resero itself to fraLice, r being the only pope barks rte the new issue, 1 1-16 to 1 3-16 prem. Australian • Tire." which excludes, and bee always eseluded, from it collars allierniire adrauernants. SUGAR.-The average pries of sugar, the produce of Royal Mail Steam shares (Si. paid), mark 3} ; Bt. too kb Trace ... ... ... .. 20 21 1441 all 00.18 Eastern (Reading Its prverie ,4 l4 i.ubi.c favour to sh .wn by the last return of stani. the British possessions in America, computed from the re- Netherlands Land ( 41. paid), 31; and New South a 14 &marg., Notting, t.eits. Ana lot 11.0.6 7.4 244 gond he the yre le* to the "dim bale"' New6Palg7; b y turns made in the week ending the 4th October, 1853, Wales Coal and Intercolonial Steam (11. paid), •1 sapt East Junetka . 4 41 AL 100 Do. 44 per cent - - Illitla It will be reels that this paper see younpot by more than _ . IM ali !Heartily. biltearrares 8 Ili /0 all Sth.Yor!trairsiperet.Guar 19 20 is 2,lis. 42d. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, 21s. If (1. SI 31 nu tea, Len.,sOiew Jun. I I 10 dls 6 8 Waterford)" h•litennytip.ci - - die list, Pal) toad is "ft yeas b64'll : l ,l6= l°3 = U pa t' L l s:rad, Sugar, the produce of the East Indies, 255. 4.1. Ihe Commercial advice, received from Messrs. Thos. 174 at: Do.Chechbirli.s3l.9asS.C. 16 IS ~ h. 100 Tick, NeweastioAt Berge; Moons' Cr rosin& - 6 4 „ OLNorth of Mag.puntli.i 96 99 Mimesis Poe - ..,. 44 41 Moraine IltatLe. DAILY NESS lB4lB • 1432,000 Since our tut report of the 1 9 th ult., business has been 5, all Cherie aad Holyhead .. 13 17 le -.............. The wannest maim= lase of Os. position Juounee tits tattooing - - .. . pane mostly elpeered by a ennteinporary : that in spite of the favourable state of market in 'Western 6 0 it Naar mit Belts-Jot' •• 41 40 MINES. Ik e • ',any News •ss tae younse.t of all the London moraine JIONEY AIARSET. Europe, prices have declined, and purchases could readily 25 mil uusdole rt . b . ,:ind•l+r : 7. 6. Clair, Resires .sP"ZFero tin Cr tit wok Wet ground ands high literal tone -re. No. Mures Itrira& raid.: maim done itai couddently that CMS r,ALthe liberadan which is clearly •--..-____-. be eacted at the subjoined quotations. Stocks have aces- se 40 Cat As o. Yesterday. today. mutated greatly, and warehoese-room is excessively scarce la W. Ditto (S IS E sod IL). S i l 34 ___ __., 11,4 . uthe or hewn of England i and already, with the second legliese THURSDAY EVINIXO. -7 ----- ibralation of tie recognised deny press • and with the lastest and dear, but there is no foundation in the reports of large 26 VI Eastern Country ... 111 11 i 114 13 br0,004 I Ar ra s Per all 4 I era p is er „I advertisements-neat to the • rues '-obtained hy blue Oa more positive statements of a circumstance quantities of wheat being piled up in the streets for want et. 10e es.tera t/atos, Moe 5... as 41 ts ... al DO. flats fa K O. andeh._ 1 .; - 33 34,000 1 +Anglo Australian Gold all 4 die par gag, 4.p4:, iti p.mtical more than corresponds with its commerci_d which for some weeks past has been reported in well of granary accommodation, nor for the many rumours that 4; 01.. 31 174 100,009 1... • tngloCalif.ralan ..... all 4 Ito Irmo lo r lueralei i• knee. have have been circulated as to the ruinous position of the user- et '" 1 " . 7 II Of Ais va i. i,rderel nf any B. dueller or Newsman in the kingdom ;or atBl 100 Saat Lar-esobire 60 62 informed quarters here,-Tiz., that the Emperor of centile interests of those engaged in the trade of the a,. 104 mr,,i, pr e, 42 ,4 m aw , - " 37 19 so 42,000 1 Do. Coal Wales 1 4 4 die sproam. IS, isoueerieratreet. elretraterat„ Loads*. Russia, recoiling before the combined opposition he Danube. Freights: No dieengaged vessel ; 245. 6d. per gr. le 89 rainbargb and Feeble .. . s.. - - 01,4 21 +Australia& II) I Aratzalian Cordillera 1 dis has provoked, feels considerable anxiety to abandon 10,000 1 Are Maria ell 4dr D15GR.4.7211"L DOINGS OF WESLEY.INS. to 21s. Gd. fur Marseilles. The Constantinople steamer re- a. le4 Grope b SontliWestent - - 73 74 744 a._ _ his present hostile attitude-the English stock ports only a few small vessels in the Danube, and the water It. 'fie Great Norther' - ••• 100,000 1 British Medians's 00:0 all 11 die it. DO Do. A, Stook ... ...1 47 49 45 10,000 SS faritishlroa 13.1 7 9 on the Salina Bar, after reachine nine feet, has • again re in the Insolvent Debtors' Court at York, last market opened this morning with a much firmer - - it. 100 DA B, Meek ... ... 121 124 14,000 33 f Bro,.let • , (D.. at M. ps 244 3 34 ceded to seven and a half. There is no foundation for the Br ► lO4 orin sp rp . , p d w4 44 4,11. e , 103 196 103 11 6,000 30 Do. St. all If 20 week, Jonas Wood head, of Clifton, Halifax, manufacturing appearance, and quickly attained an advance of some rumour of the Russians having thrown down b.egs of stones gt . 107 Gnat Western .„ .. 794 804 11 804 If 11,•100 3 1 Do. St. Jobe Del Rey 19 sl4 334 chemist, was opposed by Mr. Shaw, and supported by Mr. Rule. The grounds of opposition were fraudulent prefer- 4 per cent. on the depressed closing range of yester- to interrupt the navigation, but the dredging machine hu II 11 111.8 truth Easton .. - - led too idle • life. Wheat : Galati, first quality, 27.. per $0 ali Leaou":""viiii:' 83 157 i 110.009 1 Canica's Creek 13 . 0 °° 40 Cobra C O ll4ll all 42 45 ace, making away with property, and contracting debts day , the " bears " showing uneasiness, and assisting qr. f. o. b., fine 1 alit 21 fb • 16 1 1111 De. Ykird• ....10 II gat very ne ; secon guy, s. per qr. .o. . 15mm I tc:Aonioi ima. ...... - I 4 ipm without masatable expectation of being able to pay. Ineol. , .' st. 'V lutesettiro on.i . Tork . -ildi 414 62 614 3 4 _. ColdaPo l6 504 it 104 rat woo a great man amoug the Wedeyen reformers, be " t e upward b y buy in g back. Some im- fbrail, lair, 21.. 6cl. per qr. movement f. o. b. Maine : Galata, 14s. 1 , II 1 Ds. pul. ... 71 74 dr 130" St. ?Copper Miners*/ Eng. ail 13 65 1 hying occupied the posi•ion of • a clam leader. In 165 , a portant sales, however, followed, and the whole per qr. f. o. h.; I hrail, 13s. per qr. to. b. Rye, 134. per it 1141 W. woos 8,...Q41j0ira 9 4e „ 8, 0 0 6 15 aDo. Fref. 7, perces:. all 6 7 pm qr. f.o. b. Exchange on London, 924. 54 all iteuts Norther: .. I 114 40,00 6 etni&AustrallanCo,:pi all 24 3 gentleman named Latham was about to retire from business recovery wan loet with marked rapidity, a variety This was the third day of the indigo sales. The 114 110eadassad 31rakSill . II 74 74 100,034 5 1 One Nugget Vela._ all 4 i par 14 as &draper, in Wakefield. and he transferred his stock to tO 7 ,Lue.,llittioy,i thcal par 1 pas 1 Do. Registered - „ the insolvent's son, fur 6261, fur which he received a pro- of disquieting rumours being circulated, some of which report is annexed : et. it. , =right- u, dr S. eon ... 91 N et 6 4 30,00 i. .3 +Gress! missory uute, which ' was signed both by the insolvent and referred to the speedy convocation of parliament in The good shipping Bengal indigo, from 5.. 9d. to 6.. 3d., et,. too 1 h NertlrWest , 102 1016 101 4 12,00 e Grand Ducky of Bads all 4 dis par his 500, the latter not of age. The instalments ups this sold with spirit at 3d. advance upon July rates ; very 10 II Do. Pirtle ... ... - 4 die fpm 11.0:5 Great T01gark...... an 24 Ide nexion with the Turkish quarrel, and others to - note aot being paid regularly, Mr. Latham caused a notice le" ordinary and good Kurpah maintained their value, but the • 26 Da. wow 10 I Do.* losb,M.sad Lie. 1 4 pm 109,140 Lake Bathurst an I 4 die of bankrupt.., to be served upon insolvent and his sou,w3en an alleged intention of the French government to middling sorts and ordin'ry Madras are lower ; 360 cheats at. I. taw . a ~a . u sl pii ata, „ 411 743 71 7 80 , 001. 9,1101 , Liberty 4Lisares an 81 94 ad the torsi r luld him he might do his worst. Afterwards, were announced as withdrawn. 1,437 chests passed, of sa 4st D o ,, ssi ... li 1.1 Ms 60,4v0 London*Califons. Geld h insolvent and his son gay* Mr. Latham a bill of Ofiller, despatch 30,000 troops to Constantinople. From which 440 were withdrawn, 465 bought in, and 532 sold. ... . 40 74 De, XVI Si _ 12 1i .. Quarts CrearagOo.. all 4 sale, in lieu of the promissory note, with a view, as be sup- this fall there was no sustained recovery, the market Total paved , 4,265 chests . 16 all Leadoadvery Si Coleraine - - 100,900 Mariptita posed, of making him more secure. The promissory note leaving off dull in tone, owing to intelligence of con- Annexed are the latest reports from continents. 11. 1, „ 16 all Ilandondrryla Miniskirts, - - Bber.,ALbicolzuh. 111 10 34,000 14 5' eziesallOlLAmarlaan 9 44 7 414,001 I New Granada waa then pre up. and one instalment was paid under the bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's express :- in 44 ifi tiaa ei. &me I.lraL Unice - - dim 14400 I Sew Linares 11.1104.0 s &I - - bill of sale ; but when the second instalment became due, tinned flatness on the Paris bourse of this day, and of Amsterdam, Wednesdaclosing ' s• Dutch Four et 1 % 2110161 M.•__1,...: . • 4 .9 Nl_ y, pnoe .- 14 1 NI . IMMO 1 Norma Meade in August last, Mr. Latham found that the stock had been a rise of 1 per cent. in the Bank of France rate of Cent. . 93 3-16 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half Ce te. 80. "0 Dat '."'"""''' " " 10,001 20 Pontgibruifi.L.M e all - - per, per n seld sad the premises deserted. The fact was, that the A.SO 47j.1115.0.* est. f into_ 161.0, i• 0 port philip discount, ~ ' e to 4 per cent. The fall appears to be 61 13-16 ; Spanish Defer. ed Three per Cents., 211; 24 1741 Ditto Half skim.- ... - - 64,er 1 Quarts Rock enure had been sold up. under an execution put in by the " all IWs par vt. 100 Newmar k et ... ... . 30 MI 10,00 go +Rhymes, free ...... oh - - Rev. Jams Carr (Wesleyan minister), brother-in•law of mainly due to the influential character of the selling the Coupons, 5 7-16 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metal- 41 4i l 4)4. 14 , 44 , 44 . 4Jr 7.., %WO 110 Santiugo &Cuba ill S 4 the insolveat, who was alleged to have advanced 4501., for of afternoon and this morning ; but it lics, 781; Granada Deferred, 81 ; Peruvian New, U 124 piewpociA - 6eg.lialerehid 434 a o 30,00' I south Australian all 14 Me which be bad given two promissory notes of 2501 each, yesterday 691; Mexican New, 23; Portuguese New, 38k; i• i 7 INeeerF and Knolse..{o , - 4.000 14 Fin Croft thou2h 3 0 1. of the 4001. was never paid to either. Mr. Can must be noted that money stock in the Conaol mar- se all 1,4 I ,4 •, - - t 3.174 Je] 5• • United Ileairma ail 29 4 Granada Active, 20' American Bank shares, 4. a toe Vadat . 47 14 70,001 1 Waller .. „... - - afterwards premed fur betas wearily, and they gave him •a ket continues much wanted, and commands} " back- . These p ri ces show a slight ally in some cases, but Is is no. Na. ... ... ... - - tame 1 Wes 0r;;;da . ........ * . .... au 11 us bill of side by way of mortgage, on the understanding that 40 34 , Narthera (bustles Mika 4 sas MAP 1 Mast Mariposa. all dos the two promissory note. were to be considered null and wardation." The market retained its sensitiveness Peruvian is again 1 per cent. lower, and Austrian re- Si. ‘OO ms . this . . . ... 254 w e 1 4 101000 I Yüba 621 the property, and when be found that it did not realise Three per Cent. Rental, 72.90; do. Four-and -a-Half ! all Do. 4 A Deferred ._. 14 11 t Danderabb by ramped deed. weneral anticipation the weekly Board meet- s 8 Do. 411 Omnusteed 7 71 -.....-..4.-. more than 3231 ,he put in an exreation on the property of t Die son by virtue of one of the 2491. notes, in place of which ing of the Bank of England passed o ff per Cents., 99.50; Bank Shares, 2.795. These quota- 36 all !Nock Leaden 45 31 . JOINT STOCK RANKS. the bill of sale had been gives. It was co itended that Mr. without any public announcement of nove lt y. Th e lions exhibit a very trifling rally in the Threes, and 20 173iliksrUi Statioriak.r... 61 Idb 114 7 2 liestag a further fall of 1 per cent. in the Four-and-a-Half 16 all ..Icllh Welger6 Carr's debt was a fictitious one. It might be that the first 10 10 North krath %Tatham. nu Oa Yeacirday to-day. half of that debt-via., 2301.-bad actually been borrowed; rise in the value of money continues to spread per Cents. The rise in the Bank of France rate of et. Ise mar, sera,ss wvite, I it - at 19 - , but it was urged that the other half of the demand was a throughout the markets of Europe, and it is ex- dirount does not appear to have produced much 516. les . 6 " ..aU 1111.1r61 - - 1 U /1 U 11 ul 22,300 40 Anambra* . all 69 nut b7l sA Men invention, concocted for the purpose of enabling Mr. ft. lon Patti& Wieland ... . IS 37 ad ,_. _._ 40 sm. Cot . naiiiiii•ai CO: au - - Canpected the Bank of Amsterdam will soon follow the effect at present, probably owing to its having been 64, ion Mimes. • WAIL. --es ss MA $ 4 312.000 10 lirlthh North American .. all --. l O s weep oft the property of the insolvent sad ht 5ae,40,004 15 Chartered Bank cit Asia .. 6111 it sad so defraud the creditor,. general movement. For some time tenet the Dutch generally anticipated. ss. Imo I Do. LASN.W.CIuer. kit 60 63 an da............,...... al 12......11J ea • Ain 10000 20 Chart Rank or 1.41. 0... Oa more positive statements of a circumstance which for some weeks past has been reported in well informed quarters here,—viz., that the Emperor of Russia, recoiling before the combined opposition he has provoked, feels considerable anxiety to abandon his present hostile attitude—the English stock market opened this morning with a much firmer appearance, and quickly attained an advance of some per cent. on the depressed closing range of yester day, the " bears " showing uneasiness, and assisting the upward movement by buying back. Some im portant sales, however, followed, and the whole recovery was lost with marked rapidity, a variety of disquieting rumours being circulated, some of which referred to the speedy convocation of parliament in connexion with the Turkish quarrel, and others to an alleged intention of the French government to despatch 30,000 troops to Constantinople. From this fall there was no sustained recovery, the market leaving off dull in tone, owing to intelligence of con tinued flatness on the Paris bourse of this day, and of a rise of 1 per cent. in the Bank of France rate of discount, L e., to 4 per cent. The fall appears to be mainly due to the influential character of the selling of yesterday afternoon and this morning ; but it must be noted that money stock in the Consol mar ket continues much wanted, and commands I " back wardation." The market retained its sensitiveness of character to the close. In accordance with the general anticipation, the weekly Board meet ing of the Bank of England passed off without any public announcement of novelty. The rise in the value of money continues to spread throughout the markets of Europe, and it is ex pected the Bank of Amsterdam will soon follow the general movement. For some time past the Dutch money dealers have been discounting loag-dated English and other bills at a much cheaper rate than that current in London, and remitting short-dated bills in return ; but it does not seem likely that this will last long. Annexed are the latest reports from continents. bourses, as received by Mr. Renter's express:— Amsterdam, Wednesday, clewing prices:—Dutch Four per Cents., 93 3-16 ; dttto Two-and-a-Half per Cents. 61 13-16 ; Spanish Defer. ed Three per Cents., 21i ; the Coupons, 5 7-16 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metal lic*, 781; Granada Deferred, 8,1 ; Peruvian New, 691; Mexican New, 23 ; Portuguese New, 38} ; 1 Granada Active, 201; American Bank shares, 4. These prices show a slight rally in some cases, but Peruvian is again 1 per cent. lower, and Austrian re mains depressed. Paris: Closing prices this day : Three per Cent. Rental, 72.90; do. Four-and-a-Half I per Cents., 99.50; Bank Shares. 2.795. These quota- ttons exhibit a very trifling rally in the Threes, and l a further tall of 3 per cent. in the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. The rise in the Bank of France rate of d4count does not appear to have produced much effect at present, probably owing to its having been generally anticipated. 4 14Y 73 1 70 1 10 le I 7 It 41 SI 61 4 de fl U SI sA 15 57 xi 61 OS 60 U 11 111 11 11 Ili II I If 4 SI 6 1 14 17 415 SO 11 11 315 4 14 15 11 im•- i a... 0 oa Lar.w.oge". ,_..weveka7 sod etrineniery ono Utopia, flior.W.llc) 'stalkless hewestry llPlireyiktre Union . 'Beath Devon South Sonars . Souk Asko_ . Steak YerloiLlkilvertio. Stockton k Dadlirks TM insolvent and the Rev. James Can underwent most marchiag croareastuications, this result of which was very sasatisfactory in both oases. In fact the former equivo caw!, and attempted to evade the questions put to him in so glaring a manner that the court threatened to commit him for contoupt. The latter produced the promissory notes—the two given by the insolvent, and the third by the ace, each of which were fur 2401., although, on his own ad mission, he had only lent fiforl. One of these notes, it seemed, had been el, and bore the date January I, 1942, in witness's handwriting. His Honour asked him If the note was written on the day it bore date, and be replied at first it was on being cannoned, he said it was on or about the lst of January. 16 Honour—You write, " Dated this first day of Jan. airy, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-two ;" is that tree or Hos ? 11 1 , ial par II ad 51Ij M i 27 33 34 Consols opened 911 to 1, advanced to 911 to 92, fell rapidly to 91, rallied to 911, and were last offi cially quoted 911 to 1. After the regular hours there wu a relapse to 91 to I ; at 4 o'clock the quotation was 911 to 1, and after that hour 911 to 1. The official business report includes:—Thee per Cent. Consols, foe money, 911, 92, 911, 911 ; ditto for ac count, 91/, 1,1, 91, 911, 1. Three per Cent. Annui ties, 1726, 991. Bank Stock, 219, 222. 60i 414 toi l 9 ail 44 If • 44 41 N'ttaer—l copied the old note. His Honour—Answer my question, sir. Is that written truly or falsely ? Witneee—lt was written truly. His ilonimr—Yuen, sir, the stamp bears the date of the llth of February, I$.S2, and wan not issued till then. Hew de _yon reconcile that ? Witness seemed to be perplexed, but answered that he W espied the othsr note, which his Honour said he could alt. as it would hear an earlier date. His Honour aaa mined the rev. gentleman very closely ea taker he could reconcile it to accept a note for 2501., and remise interest at 5 per cent. on that sum, when he had sal y &cleansed 2M. Tee witness reckoned that he more than 2901. Exchequer Bills were quoted is. higher than yes terday, at 12s. to 7s. dia. India Bond. were also better, at 10s. to 3s. dis. Foreign stocks were firmer in the morning, in cluding such speculative securities as Mexican and Spanish ; but in the afternoon, in sympathy with the general tone of the Stock Exchange, flat ness prevailed. Owing, however, to the scarcity of most descriptions, this market yields reluctantly to any downward movement. Sardinian has been actively dealt in. Mexican may be said to maintain a firmer appearance to the close. In Russian no transactions are recorded, but quotations remain steady. At four o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 231 to 24; Spanish Deferred, 211 to ; the Com mittee's Certificates, 51 to t per cent. Granada De ferred, Bto 81; ditto Active, 21 to 22. Peruvian Threes, 48 to 50 ex div.; ditto Your-and-a-Half per Cents., 69 to 71. Russian Five per Cents., 11l to 113; ditto Four-and -a-Half per Cants., 95 to 97. Actual sales are thus stated : Belgian Four-and-a- Half per Cent. Bonds, 99 (exchange, 23f.) Brazilian Old Five per Cents. 97. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 60. Chilian Six per Cents., 101. Danish Three per Cents., 1823, 811. Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 931, 921 ex die. Equador Bonds, 41. Mexican Three per Cents., 241, 231. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 70; ditto Three per Cent., 491. Portuguese Four per Cents., 421, 42. Sardinian Five per Cents., 92, 91, 921, 90, 911. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 211, Z.l, The directors of the Oriental Bank declared to-day dividepol at the rate of 12 per cent. per annum free of income tax, for the halt.year ending in June lAA,' after paying which there remains a surplus to be car ried to credit of the present half-year. It is only at the annual meeting of the proprietors of this bank that a bonus is declared. Hie Honour—How could you, as an honest man, direct the sheriff to &tin fur 6001., and thus defraud the other creditors of their money, and you a minister of the Uospel ? Witorss-1 paid it back again. 11.4 llonosu-1 ask again, sir, how in your conscience can you justify yourself to tuking Wt. which, on your own oath, you say did not belong to you ? Witness replied that he thought he must proceed, as the fent note was for 2601., and then he had returned the suf. plus to the proper parties. His Honour—You do yourself and your lock no credit : you have done wrong, sir. Hr. Show having addressed the court, His Honour said it was clear to his mind that the in solvent had been acting through the medium of his son, sad that they were in combination together to carry on the besicesi. With reference to the statements made by the also:vent it was quite char they were inconsistent with the stremints made by the rev. gentleman, and that the state seats of the rev. gentleman were inconsistent with them selves. When he (his honour) saw the nefariousness of the cue, it raised strong doubts in his mind as to the debt. There, however, was no necessity to give his opiiiiun on that. It was with the wickedness and the sinfulness of that man that he had to do—a man who had disgraced the niaistry of the gospel which he professed to believe, and docrued the respectable body of Wesleyan. in this coun t:7. And because he could not punish that man, as he runt to be punished, was the insolvent to go unpunished lie makes( away with his property? It waseeldom he had sesa •cieh a wicked trabractiun as that rev. gentleman had but Lis:lull' to. The highest punishment it was possible to Mtn was to remaud the insole. nt for the term of three Tsars,, and in ordi r to mark his si nee of the insolvent's oadaet, he adjudged that he be remanded for •hree years from the date of his vesting order. His honour, however, directed that the tielivery of this judgment should be con sidered ea postponed until next court day in order to afford the opposing creditors an opportunity of in a detainer Against the insole, nt, who otherwise, through the agency 04 bend., might have been liberated oven that night.— Ea1 f. 4. 4 Vvientiee Herald. With a view to strengthen the hands of the direc tors of the Upper India Railway Company in their attempt to induce the East Indian Railway Company to postpone the payment of the first call on the amalgamated capital, a meeting of the Upper India 'Railway seripholders was to-day held, presided over by Mr. F. H. Robinson, late president of the Board of Revenue of Upper India, at which a committee was appointed to act in unison with the board. Should the call be persisted in under the present cir cumstances of the money market, it will pruhabiy be only very partially responded to, and there is hits danger of this highly important undertaking falling to the ground for the present at least. Nevertheless, we understand the Upper India Railway Board received yesterday a reply from that of the East Indian Railway Company, stating that they have no present intention of postponing the call. STLIISE UT SEAMEN AT SOCTIIAMPTON.—The crew of th. ship Tubal Cain, bound for Australis from South ampton, struck jesterday at the latter town on the Kett nee that the ship Was undermanned, and were had up before the magistrates and sentenced to six weeks' imprisonment. Proofs were adduced to the magistrates by the agent of the ship, that she was properly manned according to act of par liament. The real ground of the men striking was the Stadect of wages. It appears that since the crew signed artio:ts seamen's wages have risen, and the men, if they had &Lys , ' signing for • few its ) s, would have obtained 101 a month more than they had agreed to rec e i ve . Th e Timbal Celli is chartered by the port of Southampton Euii ttizn Company. The captain commenced shipping fresh as v.on as Lis crew struck, and the delay of the ship's wiling will not be more ibell a day or Own. The original crew was 29 in number. The Titbit' Cain has about 30 pmeenger., and a very full cargo. The transactions in American securities this week have been rather more numerous, hut, owing to the rise in the value of money, and to the political mi.- No. di. Banat 22,200 441 Australasia . ..„ _._. 40 Brit. Oa eih;.i. ii i;;:.i Co. 19:00V 50 Mesh Bee Aserkan .. 40,000 26 Ind lank et Ails 60,000; 21 Bask at LW* Bui - -1 2000,100 —,. ..... .... 26,000.100 Ostristrittrl . 4l linden. 26 . 000 ' 20 In— be" a Aug. Mit: 25,000; 20 Los. weft BIM et Are. 10.000 40 Laud= sad 00.000 60 Lomita JadelV ...... 60,000100 Linen mid eliminator 10,000100 National Now. et Nagland 1 10,000 20 Do. Now 20, 00 National of Irelsnd 13,20 25 Drente Bank tiorpoedel 20, 100 Provincial et lratrad...... 4, 10 Do. New . 50,00 u 5 Hoye Arutrallan . Bitriele and Oold Imp. 00. ...... 0,000 15 done Anemia' —... ..... 20.000 16 Union et Australia........ 8,030 Do. New. . .... ...... le la Union a 1.;,;.;:i« i.......... um 4. Union of Madrid.......... THIS DAY.—Two ()Twos. The English stock market to-day has shown a renewed and more decided tendency towards a re covery, the scarcity of sto.ic and large number of " bears " contributing greatly to strengthen prices. At one period of the morning pricesranged 11 per cent. higher than they closed yesterday, and, although the feeling at the present momeat is weaker, the rise since yesterday is u much as 1 per cent. Consols opened 911 to 1, touched 921 for cash, and are now quoted 92 to 1 for money, and 911 to 921 for the 13th. South Sea stock marks 113; Bank Stock, for account, 220 to 222 ; Exchequer Bills, 12s. to 111. dis. Foreign stocks have generally'ruled firmer, but business is scanty. Mexican has advanced to 241 to 1, and Spanish Deferred to 211 to 1. Peruvian Four•and-a-Half per Cents. mark 691 to 70; Equador, 4; ; Sardinian, 901 to 91; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, 51 to 51 per cent. ; Dutch Fours, 931 ex div. ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 98. MINES. --S.- THURSDAY ETRIYINO. There has been more businew in tlTei British mining market to-day. Trumpet Consols have been done at 142 ; Devon Great Console, 380 ; South Ca radon, 2321 ; West Providence, 451 ; Wheal Tre lewney, 47, 48; Trefusis, 141; Bell and Lanarth, 13/ ; Wheal Uny, 91; Alfred Console, 23, ; Nortk Wheal Busy, 2; Wheal Sydney, 91. The gold mining shares were firm during the morning, and Ague Fria and Nouveau Monde were in demand at a blight improvement, but in the after noon the tone was flat. New Granada and Quartz Rock shares, however, maintained a better quotation to the close. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted at to prem. ; Great Nugget, to : 7 , prem.; Port Philhp, ?, to M 1 dis.; British Aus tralian, f, to dir. ; Nouveau onde, i; to I prem.; Agua Fria, a to # prem. The shares of the old Australian Copper Company wire rather firmer. Metcalfe Copper were a shade higher, closing at 21 to 31 prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. The gold mining shares to day are rather firmer, there being still some enquiry for the preferable de scriptions. Nouveau Idoude are quoted /to prem.; Agua Fria, 11-16 to 13-16 prem.; Colonial Gold, a to prem.; and Great Nugget, /to ?, prem. Australian Agricu'tural shares are quoted 321 to 331; I'eel River, to 1 dis.; Scottish Australian In vestment, I; to 14 prem.; and North British Aus tralasian, par to; prem. Copiapo shares mark 101. SERIOCA ACCIDENT TO ME. EDWIN JAMES, Q.C.— An accident, which might have been attended with very siriuus consequetie, o, happened to this untleman on Tin sclay, whilst hunting in the Downs with the Worthing harriers. His horse, a very valuable one, suddenly fell clown dead, and i, supposed to have ruptured some vessel ul the heart. Th,• animal, in falling, rolled unon Mr. Jam s, who was removed from the Downs to the house of Mr. John Day, the trainer, at Findon, in a state of insensi bility. Mr. Jolll.S, though seriously bruised and injured by the fall, it is hoped vi id be speedily convalescent. TIIE NEW METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.— The member, of ti.e Market Improvement Committee of the Corporation of London ea Wednistlay jut viewed the works in progress for the formation of the new market at Copenhagen field., accompanied by Mr. Bunning, the ar chitect to the corporation. They found the works proceed ing will the wait •igoraus rapidiiy, the contractor, Mr. Willson, having 1,600 men and 1.50 carts imphiyed cons stantly on the ground. The works emend over near y b 0 acres ; upwaras art 80,00.1 curie yards of clay hove bet n excavated fiout 'he surface during the levelling of rho ground, and burnt fur bal:astinu the roads and mark..•t. A I nice p“rtion I.t "Se main sewer has been already completed at a depth of 20 Jett from the surface, and the boundary wall to inclose the market is in a very forward state. Yw of rues L: Watirtord sad Kllawnisy. Waawkwd and Unmelek. West Cornwall iii;ll4:Sc7. - and_ Do._ do. Itatooolos. EIZO I Iterk sod North Midland LIN En LILAMLD AT ri I r Wawa I to LoodoattN. Mortars :44.oniale Jet ution Gonad to Cato:lW on). NostLiteotorh.suor.Op.et Gown: to Gt. Northern' Glooosotee Ji Deos Forme 017;m17;;;;;Tiv«Tt;71; gartiepooi peek t RaUw. Domed to Tit. N. it Bor.) Mliailb6atby(Uort&N Yid 1).. sham (A'..to) I Do. shares (ditto) .. !tondos and °nano Ai Osumi to South Pvt•ra Ditto Proletooos (SID. 11 Loweatuit 0 uarAtiorCant. 1 — .F..174 - ;i 7 4roiki --- ixtb, ditto 8 per Call 1*2216.-,Brq°l4*?l• tloelr 1 ll ed eard uis ti re l-.1kn.W.k.11d.1 and Ronal Osassi - k7Stoekt. 3114 i and Uradb•rd (M f tenne4l to Rmat.Cotimt ee l Do. 3 per east. (de.) eron*Wyre (kb.. Lon art.Weat.eLaie.tsvora Ditto I blares (ditto) ,ilspelom mod Ritelita (leak. - 78 - o — real:it;tiar - ii Ow f4e nrctE St.,ek I t• Mr. Mar Vary, 6 p. Mims (16666.1 Ptocittosvinz.: Otto Ditto Liao . Yrtl& & , lomtv , et °twee W.tergi I VORRION R Antwerp and Rotterdam !Cesium to Oralareauso.. 111•11 pan Eastern Junction Charier,' am 4 Erqueiuit, f 1:osa and li,nuncott . Dovb Jamul& . . IsAlan lie: a skit Greet I ^Aims 1.. ritAl Jonet,oa of /NW." 10.T►ank afeasadasditid , rat Central of Frwac7o—... :. ~e.t «w lamiltan to 6pe. .ueeaXPortoja,3 p.et.l , ret . (..n. to .. Do. (amid). Un. Guaranteed .. Lynn. •nd Maitterraz yYaIY tr'ents In. Iwrrn..w d ~.w.+. OW sr Mosey - I .os..> ye, cc. Handl .tor k r .4nsteto Norwegian Trani Prefer. ?twit ar 1 Lyon. .. I . , . I kki 0 'TT aid : tra.. , l. •• . P triNCse- odulett %Amebae and Richmond .. Rumen taut &•r, . . Royal Deni al* Royal owedlah. wm'.n u.i , I Dn. St per Cent. Prefer.; Satan Enviers ne Prance *maw rr. of Prance._ ....1 Ux4ll Indt, tter.p ..... n • ne. Si pn Cont. Proer. St, r-rn I Weptern of Sir itserland Zealand `~/ B~dl ~-' -- U 46- I di% se ma i IL 17 as iii Ik I If i DEPARTURE FOR AUSTRALIA.—The General Screw Company's steamer Harninger, Captain Lane, left South ampton yesterday fur Australia. She had nearly forty passengers and a large cargo, amongst which was a con siderable quaatity of jewellery ; she had also a number of ship letter bags. The Harbinger will proceed out by way of the Cape of Good Hope, touching at the Cape de Verds, Melbourne, and Sydney, and will return by way of Cape Horn. Captain Lane expects to circumnavigate the glob* by steam in six months. This is the second voyage of the Harbinger to Australia. On her first voyage she made the quickest trip to Melbourne and Sydney ever known. The Argo, another of the General Screw Steam Company's steamers, is expected at Southampton from Australia this month. She will also come home via Cape More. FREE PASSAGES TO AMERICA.—On the occasion of the last performance of Mr. Henry Russell's entertain ment at the Lyceum Theatre, on Saturday night, he came forward after the conclusion of the first part, and informed the house, which was crowded to excess in every part, even to the passages and lobbies, that it was his intention, although it bad not been publicly announced, ti make them a little present, as some acknowledgment for the great patronage bestowed on him, which should, at the choice of the audtence, be either one free passage to Australia or three free passages to America. The verdict having been given in favour of the latter, the prizes were awarded to the full satisfaction of the audience, at the close of the per formance, to three working men occupying seats in the pit and gallery, one of whom, a carpenter, is at present at work at the new Crystal Palace at Sydenham. ENGLISH OPIUM EATERS.—Yesterday, four work men in the employ of Mr. Rabbit, shoemaker, Walworth road, were discussicg the Russo-Turkish question. One termed the Turks confirmed opium eaters. A difference of opinion arose as to the p.culiar flavour and modes operandi of the seductive drug. Thereupon some opium was pro cured from a druggist, mat the four experimental philo sophers severally gulped a bolus. Presently its effects were felt. Each looked unutterable things at the others, and a simultaneous rush was. made to the doctor's. The medical s g o e i n in tl g em ai s s n ur a a d n m ce in t iLti t r . e . L a donkey. They have recovered, determined never again p emetic, w.th the con to rival De Quincy. h 4 had swallowed enough to poison la. Bh. Mtapturiaolal. Pd. it , 6 Labia Oosl sad Iron 26, , Amanita& apiculture& ll4 12, Awatralalsa Paela. Mall 12 60,000 lu Australian Boyal Mall 35, 1 Harlin Waterworks_ . 3 2 .1 BAUM Amerkaa Lama. ici:obo British k Colonial torneatiii Reduction Company 1 10.000 100 Carla& 100.000 51Orrets1 Paha°, ....... 60,'" 5, .Do New _ 60 130, 41Orratal Palace of imam 3 , 30 Zamora Mem 3 12, I 15 Electric Waimea _ 30 30, 1 Mama Ream Earlastloa. 1 0 4 thmeral IL 16Pgiag Co 1 6.0 - blab Ileatreot flew . 10, , " Mandolins Bt. Navleatton 6 MAO 1 Narked PaMatlimaraYual all 60,' 1 NeltarMaal Led 3 76.00. Y.B. Make Oral ad Steam Narlaatioa Co. 1 123,71 1 North British lastralailia all 65,000 20 1 North o Do. of ew 36, Europe Steam 191,600 Peel Hirer laud t Mineral all 21, le Pnaireular Cranial atm. all I Do. Portland Trot:, Compaq, 14.3 10 Royal 11a/1 Stearn Iof.ooo 1 olcuttith Auur lareutment all 12,7 25 South Awaralue land 26 134,001 1 Sunman. clegraph 10,000 106 Van Diemen Land Se 102 4S SS 10 141 i 0 of IN IN 74 111 17 ■ IN 141 iSe lei 2f • M Si 140 145 1U 142 $ II Me N N 9S IN 11LWATS. 3i li lb 3 I die i li It pa 2 2 I pa di' 12 .. a 41 412 2 Par I Pm 1 f dia hi si ii 4 I le I le I I dil I 1 on 64 7 7: II 1 4 al I/1 141 pm 45 4/ - 3 . 3 3ii 1 4 pa 3 I dim II SS I dim l Pm i I 111 al 74 I i dl. Ina 2 4 pm 2 4 II vs d 311 2j die S Y IN I 4l é Si Ui a assift 3e is ~~~ ~~ 31 33 es ci 4 77 17 li Nai.~, ,li - fti; i v id Pr - BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. --4.-- LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, 10.30 AA. Wind E. Arrived.—Petrel, from Africa; Eliza, from Monte video; Magdalena, from New York; Kirkman Fin lay, from Bombay ; and Courier, trom Bremen. Sailed.—Shackamazon, for New York; and Fero sepore, for Africa. QUEENSTOWN, Ocr. 6. Wind W. Arrived.—Canopies, from St. John's, Newfound land; Coronella, from Callao; Iducia, from Alexan dria; and Benjamin Boyd, from Montevideo. BOULMAMPTON, FRIDAY MORNING. Sailed at 8 a.m., the screw steamer Harbinger, for Port Philip and Sydney. Arrived.—The screw steamer Brilliant, from Madeira. DEAL, FAIDAY, 921 A.m. Wind W. by S., light, and cloudy. Sailed.—Juno, for Port Philip ; and Ysthawat, for Cadiz. The Dutch ship, reported to have struck upon the main near Kingedown, with loss of anchor and chain, proves to be the Dorothea, from London, for Port Philip, now at anchor in Margate roads, making no water, and apparently without any damage. EXTENSIVE FIRE AT HALIFAX. OIL Tuesday evening a fire broke out in the exten sive mill premises of Meilen. R. Whitworth and Co., Lee Bridge, on the Hal,fax and Keighley cont. The mill was six storeys high, and had attached to it a large weaving shed and extensive warehouses. The fire was first discovered about 7 o'clock, in the fourth storey, arid when the engines arrived, nearly an hour after, the flames had made great progress. Although the firemen made great efforts, they were all but unavailing, and in a short time the roof fell in with a great crash. The telegraph was worked for extra engines from other towns, but, nothwithstanding every effort, all except some low buildings were destroyed. The excitement was intense, some 10,000 persons being con gregated on the surrounding hills. Nothing but bare blackened walls remain. The damage is estimated at 50,0001 The stock and machinery are insured in various offices for 34,0001. By this calamitous event 1,400 hands are thrown out of employment. Nothing is known as to the origin of the fire. FOUNDATION OF A RAGGED SCIIOOL BETHNAL-GREEN. Yesterday, the foundation was laid of a spacious building about to be erected by the North-street, Bethnal green, Ragged School Society, for the accommodation and instruction of the numerous poor and destitute children with which that district abounds. A suitable plot of ground has been obtained from the Eastern Counties Rail way Company, comprising two of the vacant arches of the line near to where it crofters North-street, and extending about 20 feet north and south of the line. The necessary fends for the erection have been subscribed by the society and their friends, aided by a grant of 501. from the Ragged School Union. Mr. Williams, of Coleman-street, is the architect, and Messrs. Coleman, builders, of Ber mondsey, have undertaken to complete the erec• tion by the end of the present month at a cost of nit These schools are at present car ried on by the society in which about 400 children re e e accommodate re ins t r ct i u o p n w ; a t r h d e s o n f e s w oo4 c hoo There sls, w w en a c r o o m . d p e l e d . t ed attend ance, will on the occasion. The scholars, to the number of between 100 and 200, were admitted to witness the cere mony ; and their neat and orderly appearance and attentive behaviour were generally admired. It hail been arranged that the stone should be laid by Mr. H. E. Gurney ; but a letter was received from that gentleman re.tretting his int-. bility to be present, and enclosing a donation of 101.—in addition to a former one of 201. Mr. Samuel Gurney, his brother, officiated in his absence. In the course of a brief address, he testified the deep interest which he felt in the cause et ragged schools, in carrying out their praiseworthy objects. The meeting was also addressed by the Rev. Dr. Hewlett, Mr. Joseph Payne, and Mr. T. G. Williams; and the proceedings were closed with singing and prayer. B. daft toilay.