The Express. — London, England, 1852-11-23 00:00:00

T // vb (EXI3 rt [THREEPENCE. ER 23, 1852. RAILWAYS. 10 91 Saar. k Liar (wig& la.) 10 10 D. Do.(ea Ilatareet) IS le N.etbera of /rants.. SO all Ow XL I pet et. Haub tear VI. & avaleaa 1 ,, all Illergasbrleseik Praha. 10 11 0r1401111111141 011 ktvt a to Pane NM legal ... ib w Varlsesi 0119100 10 So Par:e awl Mom . 9' 20 Pula sad btriaNtar• 10 4 P.rb.Caa• madelmillpera 111Q9ellee awl Rlsbiroll Semen and 110 v r• . . .0 IC .moue awl Mr .• 10 2a. itlppat hal& Berl all M•-1 t lb 9 01wast0 rTILha... • IA 114 f 71/ NI IN In tho foreign market the chief business has been in Granada Bonds, which have risen to 11 i for the Deferred, the Old bends marking 224. Brazilian, and the scrip of the Turkish and Swedish loans are looking up, and Spanish stocks aru steadier, but Mexican are Hat. Peruvian Deferred mark 621 to 03 ; Mexican, 254 to ; Spanish Old Threes, 52 ; ditto Di (erred, 25; Sardinian, 994 to I 00,4; Turkish scrip, 3 prcm. ; Swedi , h ditto, I,} tot dis. ; Austrian scrip, 8 prem.; Brazilian Four and-a Half per Cents., 971. THIS PAY.—Two o'CLocz. The railway market remains buoyant, and higher prices have again been realised for most descriptions. Ihe advance is chiefly perceptible in Bristol and Exeter, East Angliau, South Eastern, Oxford and Worcester, Scottish Central, Scottish Midland, and York and North Midland. French shares are higher, and Sambre and Meuse are also looking up. ICI 111 is GI 0 U 40 351 '341 3 So pa Via SO 31i V 104 11 91 3 i i 214 II i Vla 114 THE LATEST FORF:IGN EXCHANGES. 'HAIM MID STOMA I:I24OOAILMITZED. Ise to-day op to I p.m 43 31 01 10 On For Acooalt. PARIS, Nov. 22. 1 m.e r o f r. i ' 1ng...4. ~..-. ..0 awn. 1--; - --k 3 per COM/. ... , . ..1 05 20 . N 110 U7O 64 0) i U :41 4, pet Ceuta . 1.)5.... . 00 0 . ... ... ... f __.. a .Zr ernts., 1853 . i 111 t "5 . 100 0 107 0 136 0 1 105 413 4 , er rrnt4 _._.. .. . 00 50 ! ... 3 rerefflt"..Neol.o.;l! , .... i . _i . .. ..: n,...... ...... A •••• ianmsra. M soy ed C 4 as 21 MONEY MARKET. per Old& .... . 00 00 il 41 note ontle. - 1455... 100 0 , i ~..r Cents" 1802 . 110 '6 1 1 or Cron. -...... , 98 50 1 per amts. New Loan! ... I, .- . . E‘nhanse on I,nedne: et-lett. 25 2 0 : 'l l 11 .1 a. 2.. 74. Belgian,. prr(3.lBlo 101 Mundy 1'4.1.:w Itrnt. Uu. 1852 . ..... ... 11,40.. v .i per ( - cut: — ... 1/0. 44 . .... .. la , . 145 , . . ... J . % Fiadmunt $ D ... 100 60... Trea $l. la...da 11.0. A. 1152 Pinta, Nov. 22. St. Germain, —; Vernmilee (right banal, —; .11.10 Vert hank), 376; ralfa• and Oakum, 1,710. Paris and Konen, 911 50 . Rouen and Haar., 3.35; )tar.-4014*nd Aalt. nnl, —. oAraabn.lre and Bak, 305; Northern, 61: 50; Parno and Aua-bourn, 670; Vart• and I.y.n.a, 917 50; Lyons and Avlgnno,l2.oo; p4 0 ,..e r e.. ; a nd Troy, . 1 , 36i; I WV. -; Maim. and 9;. itt.t r to Cray, 600. Purls and Cherb n. r, 645; Ujon awl 0.- ....owl, 6:0; Inc pp. and Tee ran, 51h7 50; boo •tua and OK*, /2155; horde ;us and Toon.1100; Puy sad tkcesaa. —; °antra de Vital*, —; (hand W 0% 1,56 d. dls 11.3 137 83 6'll 24 171 171 4 3 di 71 $4 1074 64 OH 4 24 an i I II 18 I: l'S 49 71 76 :8 24 974 584 43 87 49 31 120 ISS 101 104 i 0 92 4 4 96 6 61 76 $7 II opa 874 Is 34 SI 413 1:1 1: SI 1 pis 107 1.84 128 1211 34 41 901 1 24 94$ 9.1* 31 11 Ms 24 1 die 13# 131 19 21 311 SSI i 1 419 794 794 43 47 90 92 71 61 7 264 114 j Si 47 AO 121 i 06 i BERLIN, Nov. 20.—Voluntary Loan, 10l3; New Loan Four and-a-I kW per Cent. (1850), 103 j; Ditto (1832), 1.031; National Ikbt, 91 1 . Commercial Ma rine Society's Premium, 149; Vank Shares, 1071 to IN. VIENNA, Nov. 20.—Five per Cent. Nletailiques, 91. i. New Loan (Series A), 911; (Serirm 11), 1091. Four-und-a-llalf per Cents., 841. Bank :cares, Exchange on London, 11.29. IS 111 SiIS 11l 10816 CO.VMERCIAL AND MARKETS. Ni I MINCING-LANE-TH IS my. SI:GAIL—The public salts are progressing without spirit ; yet last week's prices are supported, the imporets showing firmness. CorvEz.—We do not alter general quotations, but a con. siderabie portion of the public sales was bought in. Good ordinary native Ceylon, 475. to 475. 6 I. nominal. TEA.—The market is more firm today. Satarsrirr.—l,3oo hags were 011ered j • lame portion was bought in; refraction 8 to 173 .old at 235. Gd. to 2G.1. firtcgs remain steady. l'imruto lel I, to 53 per lb. Cot rug.-600 bales sold yesterday on 'Chang . Srinirs.—Hum and Brandy quoted firm, at List week': . prices. In other articles no rnateriAl alteration. of I $9l ej - .............- - • • .4 , I , ' / ~, „ 1"‘„, -:: : -/ ‘-' ~,,,Ceet.--w te ....!-ete-e.... ;14 /4 I. ' F O / .0 " I e) ef i -----d'" .1*1311("w-'w - tai - A e.. ..: .. es-e--/- /••,t""Z..-/ear----stalar--eCoar •,f.-'''. • • • . • , . . . . Zeb .fi e lao 1 •• No. 1,9451.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, NO 10 in.MARINE and EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH THE SEARCH FOR SIR JOHN FRANKLIN. 'the then of Captain In as to the communication of ge COUVANIB 4 . Baffin'! Bay with the Polar Basin, upon argumeuta bawd upon : the eurrenta of those seas. 1 ,riet, In 138119.11‘ Cilt ell. Mat Mt-erlACti between WM0 , 14 • 1 03; o re FultM AKlaliDUsiough ;heehaw eederneite Mae Last evening a very numerousl y . attended meeting Aptain Ismi.zrieu, defended hie hypotheels. Re rested Till! s' . e to , I'. re e! tondo* met CU, ence.place. Gone. of the Geometrical Society was held in the theatre of the Ms v i ew o r Ad am Beck ' s story upon the a l ma ., m aim ab- The railway /I I I. t ' . ' . ...5 . ,r . the . font , , at reel/waned from the ofilots, leo.lo, Royal Institution, Albeurarle-ereet ; Sir lioutattea J. ante of wood, and upon the eareful manner in which a bit i • na, on. -- Pe no; r el the hoot prices have mai e. o onihial, Nen. lt„ iv.!. I, L. ItAttitOlT, Fructify. Melteti mum in the chair, when Captain Inglefield, R.N., of iron, evidenly intended for a needle, had been found The advance is I _ ----------- regions in 'ea die search of Sir John Franklin. It should the at all events near the scene of the supposed murd er of East A • Milli LYING IN ST:\ Tr. CHELSEA ILDS be stated that the Isabel screw *teatime, 140 tome and Sir John Franklin and ha crew. Had that catastrophe wets:ester, Seoll k l , , I r A the ll ' 7 4 .. nems . 1 ,17,t . i h h t 0 e1h ,„, e 0 1 t,1 e :;.," d 2 .,„„ e r eh t, 2 1 2 1.53 „,,,,, ,1t i .d .. t uW e e i (Abh or,, poor'', had originally been fitted out by Lady r • lly t aken "later it was impossible but that more iron and York and North 14,.a..5i, at WAWA i mit cemem. und freely of Metes,ranklin. asetstial to tome event by the preeident end w ( Ld w m i ld h ese b et . r oan & ( m u, f irer. ) French shares I_ ii ,,,„,.,„..,.....,....... stale ead pain; and for th ve win a'- fellows of this society ; and her lady shil:s original plan not The Duke of Atm eLL inquired if the natives spoke of • - "astral, ant aye smelted In' etttal. se dm" -Mewl" be. " being able to be carried into effect, she had uttered the ship any communication between Baffin's Bay arid the Arctic at a t are also looking ..3 e- h a cam Ce h" 4 ha h. it T." We e ' an " e nun tdide teeen e s ee et to the Admiralty, as an addition to the expedition whit.'" Sea 3 IMAM I % re 'ee -• throo_ e _ e unt a lielat el " rent ''' . r the l aw '',,, ~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, was being fitted out by the government for the exploration Captain ISOLletzto replied th.t they had been usable 1 4 te,;''',!.',e',7lo.l4.ftesit."...eabc.iateli.e7the":r.e'riu , ill et7ule.:ne.P...---e-eld--i; of the . Nurthern_Seas . . This propel _was declined, anel.her to procure . an _interpreter, there being an indisposition on eh. p d. I Lt 117.e.as 4 and Cis, 3 le, num.!. a• .1 al. eaa dieo,o rev tent ladyship then onered to give tne waste to any competent tne part or the Danish government to permit tnem to go. ...i.e.... person who would convey to Sir Edward Belcher an ample They had mule, hewever, all the Inquiries they could, taut S. MO Aberdsen . TllB v‘llllll.T Di repeeeleeep. supply of prestigious and stores weich had been placed in the natives did not meek of any mach communication. The la at *3*R, Ikt 1 - •. i tSAIM . S 4 b.,MF.LLlCF,ATEl:LiCaßnhAM,th.—mFtt_o.rimanlti. i f t u e , r .. . lit t;:e 4 t ia . ii tn : g ie l n vti t v o lr: t a t Tp v t e c u d e l. , bo th o e ff w er a , g u e n s d o le t ilLin!t re t . he , t i a , ,, , l i. lan in t i c c a i tta .d in to , inpocoetnwellitiot:itoll, Isabel but t t t r at ah h o e u s ld hou n l o d t iti I , ll o a ae v w zma t '-• ' . "S rbl e • . a .b. " .. • iff gj l' h '" a , tehative el wt. ) . it and other eh nee., for which he was to be compensated on ((gain he able to offer his services to the public and to Lady jet a tillma im a l prey,,, -, ~,,,,,,i t e mem. T o mei, rat my preperatem In the liar - hi. return to Enalend by the rate of the ship. } rsinkan ; for he still thought that Sir John was to be it is , . en, g o , Seri ri r, or th'hhh' l l hh eaktweed she a.s. ' ta " es° "' al Capt. Ist-Levitt° having briefly narrated these intro- fund. (loud cheers.) He wan most anxious to attempt ~ me Alta ran 1 ,- wat n e: r4l4elleaee , •.. _ lt ~." fresh!, haasethetet T"' the h ,t .l ' doctor farts said that be sailed trans the Th ames on th e the track described by Mr. Petermen. st. MO snail watt a OWE to eon no.. it MO" al rottiOlrite Tao:lova . . • , it ; a , u ,2 , "...n ag a wa t a t " wra th o ver the sae, •., bth of July bat and from Peterhead on the lOth of the Af i re akw words hem Sir It. McZetilsOK, the meeting It 41 4 Chentel oala ma n IP tire • 01 the bed , . Men*" p' ventine; fevers end ether ill- sortie month. He had first proposed to go by the route adjourned. 10 4, Weber seralt. fling be re o e s t ee rho alialit porn. *weed bee, mr- proposed by Mr. rof eternian, but by the advicehie It ell Dl,Jee. 1 , ache. tie doloream, weber, mil all inltenstnat• ry "than, turns. friend he had relinikui.lt.il the isles, rut turned Lie dews Jin i yid.... db, air., le truly Ma *nine. la nowt ene• a impeder*. , attention to the N ort hero Suuniii at the head IRELAND. ii as Nest .tsl6ll 114.. wi.• pi •• and purdetiees Ise all ill .atiata et aptiour, liar WO 01 Bala ,. Bay, haterto un ex p lored , and, indeed, sad LI who, aa, a a tows., .el, wort, ~ tobtelovt.ee moil &algal. en s - of eonid or the • Font ',mg such e I. - e the .otwawatar Penretlers only named as at a distance of 70 or ti ll miles. DUBLIN, Nov. 22. v , l '' ea De." in 0 &stern 0 ore °ten the mum 01 a arm.. I,l' writeli nmums Fatima ill bin attempt to reach •mnitlesOT Jotieb . ll Sound., On Saturday, the annual appointment of officers st •sal g omom d e hot . puree:iv, In rtb-n , tae aehe selnwettelf It• to he proposed visiting Medal !eland, the &pia. of Sir led e• s 01 , 01. ait lit as devi ate • " ' 3 the mew tee d. C" -1- ' 33 ' e a ward Deleher's equailudi isod makine offer of his surplus for Trinity ICo lege University was made. , pate ti 1 ,• .......••• that it le utterly ameneatee by leinnaliegeasent se pentode _hare, , _ . wat i a.lasay y „mkt. , . original iiik. 'the Most Rev. Dr.Dixor4 the newly-appointed *.:. l ah ai r,l l l, 6 I ~ ,er areas, , ea la/Awn. thle pet mil prom let ellesim. PJL .. 9 i Waal* pricer am. lel y. chi , • 0 II ris, thrush. ee". ft cards UGC i tad fa tog that again, to make the much-desired Roman catholic Archbishop of Armagh, was 001100- * aallll3, k "W.E , a . Ural so Pally eh O tt 1.. wilt .0. It.- t.,:e tmowterri-• end search for the Mama of the berg-berne ships along the crated yesterday, at Msynooth. et. 1011 0,41/1111101 1 • . •1. ...la 1111•1 1 A14 tusk 111, ..it, Strand mst Temptiebere western coast of Baffla's Bay and Labrador. Leaving Ups,-N. Ito I wit.o.,no The Banner of Ulster says :—" There are rumours et. los *A m p* I 1 , • ".. te elves it ta .rid s In rot-. at 1 'W.. to that, 0014 a 14 . i 01% Ilk tan the 16th of August, when he obtained dogs (or i town, w hich a believed to be well founded, that ate 100 ititeet sate a •to 't a m e atlas a t "t's - '-..- It. w i th weee`Wa"- cat "' wee Fledged, should lee need there ice carriages, he pressed it - ire i ' r ;, . ~ .ea medium sitt 1.0. la. :0.. Goofy Jars not (surose. forward with all . direction of _ Y or k , speed in the Dr.. Boyd, the late member of parliament for Cole- at . IN D 0 .1 .1 !. if 10 .... pallid tar limomai. ettrate ft me and teals told ix the Funeval. observations whenever practiceble. In sailing and steaming mine, has been offered by the government a CODIU- at toe Otheauls. through that arebienlago of Wends, numbers of icebergs of lateship in South America. The office is worth 1,0001. If " I , ° , 7,1 6t a l . _. . ._ II THE TEETH and ILEAT.TH.—A good set of vast dimensions we re *moue te redoi bit li were ever and soon a-rear, and it is said has been accepted." 10 ell Leaman. ( ,p, , , e , lesempe t e ems/ale iiermsat.a.. while the * I *, splitting with the roar of a thousaud retinue, anteceding from slt is etated that Mr. Itichard Bourke, private 1 6 ; 111 Do. re, to m i , . ' ' "., 1., utmost bopeetenee g WWI eat, bath es rearm their reeling bases a swell that was SOinatimcs perceptible ati• o. MO Lamsahl , . by t he waver ...Oconee et teal. and the nu an e , incredible distaece. At the tittl.inCe of Melville Island, gecreta rY to Lord Naas, has Leon appointed a police -AO 16 Do. SU iLee .ta•-•-a'elth per teseretellet Po" and 'I" 1'. 1 . 14 h elea tt the " 166 " v* o- a great quantity of drifting lea% tea was seen. Pies•ing the magistrate for College-street division, in this city, in 14 Ili Do. Sy( pato*. .4. ,, r 4 fordo lar e = 11 " 6 " 311a.up " N "; ta l ' e AL L Crimson Cliffs, alluded to by Sic John Rose, there were the room of Mr. Tyndal e who retires in consequence n i Ili 1. l2e6 h : l' td.:411311, I..teri• url l• wdl wear. tarter anal impart .„ 4 ..memimo t.. Übe ra ma i nited m e ws, ma .... , ao u, ~, e i; sateted from the crow's-nest ISJ iceberg., many of them of ill health. 10 3 low ~1111 • s t ies t A 44. reader tie err Kcal red, and Lunn sweetnro or giesalic 'nor erten'. Ile then proceedeti to Cap: A•liol, The consecration of the Right Rev, Dr. Singer, 74 100 11 0 1 4 2"sta mo d ~i ris, so th- hp el Peke Si. N. pre bra. t antints —TM and on the :3rd lie paid a visit to Outinack, the spot named , ..„ _ it ,,,,.. k .0,6„....• sat ~. the ta t e. wi e »A. hi FIrLeND by Adam Deck en that on which Captaiu Franklin and Ms Bishop of Meath, is to take place in the chapel. of s: d4. irs 1u re ! 0,2.1 e'J s e ise ea., 'lmre it iides," err.ised as the gannimeat nen* crew hied b. iIL Pondered, and od whiele he said their bones Trinity College, Dublin. oti Sunday next. to 1 Do.ite a11t..1.1. no b. he. Le teem wed by aheinir sad Fritters. would be found burr, il iu a cairn. lie (Capt. lugkfield) The I,interiek Chronicle 'says that such is the rage St.w 'e h L '''' ma rk „ . A i -e---- ---- scriardinely landed, unit closely examined the place, but no among the p eaa ant r y tot occupying farms, that in so at Dn. I nA it 1.4) W'B NEW IN- traces el as rain European vivid be found, but a pieta the ttimnv of Ownev and Airs Ti pperary, several II ell a Leatima r •,, , i M . Tka k i i i . l 2.. l ,i r ;r4A.ll.2 l 9 s of a head* ruble!, a piece of reel e, • piece g(f iron hoop, • • ' • e • ' ee ea l ie:owed c the Out re's arms had been impressed . hundred acres have been lately taken at 31. per acre. .4‘. toe ..1.04 al 41 Do.)11 I x lik e i‘ 111 . • 1 ( al ___ " ":_ s % ., at. ' oit i ri, em , ,,e. . ei biae r, di rt e l a rga ei b l ia t ui r, a a' a: t a bt a l:e il a o rneTes hi :del 110 doll e ilt been left by her Majesty': /11 z i l J4T 1.. teem bee al -, tutu...—. .... The same journal says: _______. _ 1 mos goods, s u h e ip (lh N e 'orth Star, which had wintered near to this spot. Four families, in emote:utile ercUMSLOCC3, left Um* `Lea I X Met, of sic (va gallant Captaiu) found an ugly cairn upwards rick within the last week to embark at Liverpool for Aus- a ew , i r',,,, m ; drain to vi tie t , he a ad covered with very hoary stones. Ilis tralia, tied become settlers in that auriferous region, vi e .: at, it w eT p Or i contents was much whetted by the feet —Mr. Miles Monekton, his wife, sou, and daughter', a soda. _ _ that on removiug the upper atones a quantite of bones were brooch of the ancient landed aristocracy of this county ; 10 ft Some s found. 'the errs sits soon levulted to ti. , base, lied the and from the mercantile timeliest claw, Mr. Patrick O'Brien l'e 10 ° 4 . 64 -1 earth dug out to a foot depth through the frown *eh hut and family, Mr. Patrick Keay and family, Mr. T. rence 1 4 . ~1 4 3 , se .ii" : great was his malefaction at hndine, upon the aethority of O'Brien, and Mr.Edwardllogan, with domestics, labourers, le 13 North 1 their naturalists, the: the bones were those of the whale, the Re. alert". Kelly and O'Brien take eat with them the a e a t De. I " saw . „ ild „ us t , walrus, and of e.g . . rent fishes; and that there wan nothing frame-work end fittings in iron and tisdose . of . a complete a 5 , Do, a 2. de - 2 t om .4 ■ a a u, ; price e a. ea t alas like those of any hum en tieing. lie was consequeutly satisfied house, which can he raised as& Mak la lo minutes. A 171(leoethIl I II all !Penh A• elerraplat d for ahem, ke.. ae. beyond all doubt that there was no truth whatever in the t 1 11 The ahem llll:ravias mill metals lt• statement of that reprobate Adam Beck, and that no such erre. Whets the lee.. key le *nod on late as he had related had befallen their missing country- ---- SPORTING. 1 ., &Vermeer * O lOO (oxford, R. la Gantlet( tt r ,amOD di the OW e Orlarh 1 . 0 • hoh , "o - two. (Cheers.) Oa the shores of Whale Sound he found thmeab e eeluth r t etr iee tt a L' eneleten teceee l t ut he r n ' lne ' ialtee a camber of matins, who en seeing the crew indulged in to tun a t n ..,. ~e,2 12, . io , t o mme d immoderate laughter, and expressed the utmost astonish- TATTF.RSALI:B--MONDAY. THE SHItEWStURY HANDICAP. et. leo Mattlie le. MO aluswe, 111. IN Do. 1 e- off ramie air mis eater. taut at their clothing. They had evidently never seen Euro- 2to 1 apt Mr. Palmer's Deubt 1. 6 iml Al all "Mown JAMB 8 allinar, 14, Lag Vlllgam peen. berme, but they soon became friendly,and many of the 3to I Mr. 0. Barton's Little Fawn (MC atm*. 31asa.l.at-ba... Sormimml Ines. Mail articles that lay on the table were purehased of them ; li to 1 Captain Arelidell as Kitefiwir 14 a: Do. 1 weal" sisal each °tape r ed."' reaw the must mogul* of thine was perhaps a vessel called • pot 1= In Do. a latlebard IS I S —N.B. No Pew are anionic *adopt stamped with hie 7 to 1 Mr. T. Dawson's Bit of Blue Mane, which they used to melt their blubber. These via- te Si Wove fame awl M il to 1 Mr. Burton tit Lerrywheut i mteawheteretie a t saw method of lapping u(sks. eamanted to sale were hollowed out of so lid stat e s by means of a harder The above were the nominal priors at the elms; very **tett all re it, and supellee wheleede set retail lee %ate kind of stone, end the formation of one was a wotk requitemidi 14 le Petah] INV :%"11:11TA? Wlterrl MI (to *mem& lb, bulletin, me th od ing isoniuwe time and labour. Notwithstanilicg that he little was dime THE COLUMN HANDICAP (SHREWSBURY). et. MO emith I si wane trees, dill son Is. pat cachet. lb. trail, supplied. (the gallant officer left England three months later than 1-• 00 eolith I N.h. It* write were greets ealoneedmil duly sew-Waled In taw 2to 1 agst Mr. W. H. Scott's Warwick (taken), Grad erobs , ma, SOW= IL *a. MI the exiintlitiAl of lest year, he had succeeded in reaching a CIIESTEIt CUP. le 15 Math'. 10 5 Intic considerabl higher latitude than had Ila. en attained by 2 , 000 to 30 laid *et Muscovite, and 1.000 to 10 each test e 0 le Than . --- - Robbie Noble, Goldfinder, Madeline, Grey Tommy, Red- as : 17 Vale a/ g be CA an t• plored d laid down GOO miles et new coat line, deter- ell wMrl mond O'llanlan, and 'fickton (teken) , mining also that the eat .nce into Whale Sound wu a DERBY. 10 all Waterl teat strait passing in the Arctic basin, end thus appetently 1200 to 100 agar ear. Bowca's ge e d AeitnAim (takes W le west I WINDSOR, Nov. 22. leaning Greenland as an island. At the entrance of this and &forwards offend)) 110 all wen 1 Her Majesty gave a grand dinner this evening at strait he had discovered a cluster of islands, which he et. 100 Varlet WOO to 60 Lord John Scott's The Iteiver (taken) le 22 D .. had rapidly s urve y ed , and laid down upon his chart. To the Cs.tle to the disunguish“l foreign °fleets deputed by 900 to 60 Dube of Richmond's l'haroa (taken 11 10 Us.( the strait he had given the name of Murchison's Strain,— and afterwards offered) et. 100 Yak a tine"uPed ' ue fluv'fitetrutu to attend the fuerrui of the (sheen the • • al Island he had called Northern late Disks of Si, ell t , The emespaity also eetnerioed ,__ pnrhap' 1000 to SO Lord Derby's Umbriel (taken and the Duchess of Kest, her Minesty's visitor', and tome of eirs blano_. Leaving this sewed, as it had hitherto afterwards offered) LIM the tkseets's ministers and officers of slate. The banquet been t• rga t h. "did northward I. th e 4teeetkel of S mith 1000 to 50 Mr. Howard's Elossthorpe (taken and belle place in the Picture Gentry, and the guests appeared &mad, sad there found a great extent of ses stretching far aft. rwerds offered) US We lamb before him. Oa the 27th of August, I e m is erforns. The illustrilna circle iiicluiled the Duchess of at t w o P.m , ha el' *lOOO to 50 Mr. Vowney'sCises, (taken =dater- ante laird the latitude of 78 deg. 33 min. (nearly 120 miles Kest, the Dee de Brabant and the Comte de Fl..mlres, the wards offered) 104 eel • Dittos Duke at Cambridge, the Prince or I,timageis, the Princess " tether meth t han In / "amst•e voyager ). He was the° t° 1000 to 40 Capt. Laneniklionyhalanserftakenand Ow Adelehle of liohenluhe, Prince Eileen' of Saxe Weimar, a great sea, the entrance of which was 3.5 mile: seems, only afterwards offered; 3,090 to 100 Ml ma 111rta., partially encumbered with ice,. and which, upon the eaeternGallo the Duch**, of Athol', the Duke of Montrose, the Marquis laid once) shore seemed zrtectl mantel* Ile had thus entered • du of Armors, the Marquis of Anglesey, the Earl ~ t. „ . y . As much as 1,000 to 30 has been laid against this bone set soi D a m ef Malmesbary. Viscount Ilardinge, Lord Raglan, and roe glees e oder ann, and Lc Lewd that he would have at the club-house' in the course of the last two or three (lead the following otlieers deputed by their respective sovereigns: pushed through in the direction of Beeriug Strait had no; ( h r . Bt. 100 Bunch krern Hanover, General Sir Hugh Halkett, Colonel Poke a gale arisen which fairly blew him nut of it, and defied bin 4 to 1/ utmost efforts ; for the small high -pressure engine with SO M Clydes Lieut.. Colonel Baron Mahreabo:s, Lieut.-Colonel West,p m Captain Colin Hokett. From the Netherlands, Lieut.- which the Isabel was fitted, was only equai to MINES. at. IN lestlil (ii need Barnal d'Omplial, Si. Guillaume Tindal (Chained- pushing the vessel in calms or light winds. (lead MONDAY (her lan du Roil, M. Geyer (Capitalise de Cavalerie). From After some hours of rest exertion he was providentially Lrunowick, Major. Gent r 1 de Ehrielisen, t e e i oee t h aute. r!leased f the ice which bad surroun d e d him, and then, The mining share market to-day has been very 14 51 G T:: eiesely examining the western shore, he entered Jones active. The inquiries have been chiefly for South se 30 BollA I- rom Portugal, alarshal Due de Tereeira. LieuteGeneral Costre de Villa Real, Maier Don Manuel de Sousa Coco Sauna on the 30th of August. Here he penetrated to Frances, West Providence, Great Wheal Alfred 33 33 D ' a 3 1:4 114 Da. tinho. Item Prusaa, General Count do Nostits, long. 81, and found at tem point that the coast suddenly West Treasury, Wellington, West Ding Deng, Kil- Is, tie Leeds G weal de Sebarnhorat , Lieut.-General de Miaow. trended away to the north-west, whilst the southern shore brieken, Rotation, Dolcoath , Yale of Foley, 'Wheal (01•• Freon Rietia, General Prince Michel de Clortchakoff, continued westerly as far us the eye could reach, but no N to Ditto General Cetnte de Benekendorlf, Count Suchtelen. Lieut.- land could be distinguished at the bottom of the sound, or Robins, &c. The prices ruling to-day are as fol- a .: so Loam COIDUti Tetternitzky. From Spain, Duke d'Ooena, Lieut.- could say trace of the missing expedition be discovered. lows :—West Providence, 55, 56 ; East Ounnis Lake, It all Wan On the Ist of September he wiled Dam Jones Sound with :12,. Gds ; Great Wheal Alfred, 33 ; West Caradon, tire d Colonel Gaa , riel de Torres, Colonel A. de Calvet • Lava ; (nem and rolonel Cornwall, her Majesty's Assistant !dilater of the ioteution of commuuicating with the squadron of Sir 2011, 210 ; Wheal Robins, 2 ; Trelawney, 45 ; St. se au jaligli the Cep monies; Captain Claremont, the Lady.in-Waiting dward Belcher. tic reached Beirchee island . on the Aubyn and Grylls, 7,1 ; Cern Bruno, 91 ; Kil- ~. ~, 1 ,1 100 ,..„. to the Duchess et Kent, Lady Caroline and elmse Barring- 7 th of September, and after de osier his letter tee, C' a anal the Ron. C B. and Mrs. Phipps, Colonel the be" and receiving others in return for England, by icken, 41, 1, 5 ; South Frances, 1 . 871 ,• Wheal ... ii' north sailed the Mato day with a view to commence a Z i on , 31 ; Balnoon, 71 ; Cubert, 265 . 2as. ; Clive, 4, N a NO • lion Charles sad Mrs. Grey, Sir Gears and Lady Center, mere detailed examination of the western shores of i ; West Ding . Dong, 8 ; Tincroft, 114 ; Cok's 5l Pr a i a. 1 Lout and Lady Emily Seymour, Colonel Wil. ham. (commanding °Mato! the 2nd Life Guards), Colonel Bab " Ba l l than fintner . navi g ator ' bud been able W Kitchen, 2 ; Wheal Trevene, 71; Wheal Ellen, 112 11404114 0 Wood (rommandine office r 3rd Battaliou Grenadier Guards), bestow ea t at coat. Again he was unsuccessful in finding o ._ oe . Boa. ; West Wheal Dar ington, 80 ; Tut 6 ' I l a rc the Ountlemaa-in. Waitisg to the Duk of Cambridge. Colin any trues of the 'sawing expedition . on these shores which ' in ' °"" et. ;100 Darn ail de Meerkerke, Comte de Briey, and Sir Hobert he explored as fax south se the River Clyde, wher e ice hane, Si ; Dolcoath, 671, GO ; Wellington, 7*. i Carswell. The head of the Gresadier Gouda was ht attends Rated to the land, and stretchWg nearly across Barna Bay, The gold mining shares, Australian and Califor- II Ot l Osollt es 1 and carried him over to the eaten shore in the neighbour- nian , were decidedly firmer. For Port Phillip, 20 00 w ow &what dinner, and pertormed the f o ll o wi ng music : heed of Disco Island, where he encountered a succession of Nouveau Monde, Colonial Gold, and Ague Fria the mar Petersen. Marels..,_ m om , gales the most .relent he ever witnessed, and which ren- Inquiries were numerous. The public are now be- u 33 Dl3°3 tincture, Meader writer ~ ..„..--- ~,,,, ..... Fiotow. dared the vast icebergs that surrounded the meets doublya. .In Wilts Den. Ins eehwelese Ileisswee — . P.M. deneerous. After several re t h e efforts to get into ginning to diemiminate more clearly between the 0.4 Dint, Der Valebeeee leen -....— Aube?. Northumberland Inlet (where the commander intended to Gond fide and the ill-managed companies. It is 13•1a,p, Pounded. Inintilmtoil.— lkllie• winter) he was at the earnest representations of hie ice- evident that some of these adventures will achieve u.mr, napalms, ••no. Lied rem Um Niegt." • .pa,.. a a " a t a d "milk ) we nt masters, forced ' to relinquish the attempt, and bore up for h i ghly successful results, and in this case new under- s all 'Abets( w Datt wall a019991a" England on the 14th of October, arriving at Peterhead , . 140 t will doubtless be started, as it would really Sc. 1°°11"" o zee auras ,Be leuchtes flea exactly four months from the day he sailed. Captain ' at. le e Wadi Wen" "1 agar-Chi as Illarthis" • Meow. for the miming vessels, end gave it as his opinion tlio extent of the auriferous region. We notice by 51 11 0 3 r 3 The foreign military officers travelled Won Leaden to that the government expedition was undoubtedly on the the accounts to-day to hand that the colonists them- g r el ' th r ee Windsor by • special train, on the Great Wester, Railway, right track. Renewing hie geographic discoveries, and selves were beginning to appreciate the superior ad- sa 4 MAMA ad arrived at the Castle shortly before sin o'clock. taking into consideration the rtrong current which he found Pritice Allen, accompanied by the Use de Brabant Lord thetag deri va ble from gold mining on the joint g I D a ' 6 netting from the southw rd into the Polar Basin and van es a 4 1 anti Comte de Flesdree. the Priori of Leasing,. sad through Murchison Strait, he could not but feel sure that stock principle, and were engaged busily in the al iss Ditto Cowley, went out sheeting this Inoennaff , attaded by the he had discovered and entered that Polar Basin, sad that formation of companies. to 10 Do. N Earl of Verniers, ('tunnel the Hon. C. B. Phipps, Lieut.- 60 20 (6011.1 possibly the Strait and Smith Sound were both entrances ----- 04=01 the Hon. A. Geedon, and Lieut.-Colima F. the 11. 5 • 1141001 tato that basin. The formation of the land and other air- THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. 1 Dm Seymour. Colonel de Moerkerks was in attendatice on rngs:Nes to which be briefly alluded, induced bins to be- The gold mining shares are in demand, and the k t i r a P lul w a. a lir,lo.n Priem. three that Ba ffi n Bay could no longer be considered Lent Cowley left the Cutler this afternoon for London. The Duke of Cambridge arrived to-day on a visit to hey as a mere bay, but rather as an arm of eommunication, prices of all . the referable _desciiptioos are rising. _ _ L I II LI and that the Polar Sea might he said to corn- Port Philip, Nouveau Monde, Colo Gold, and 4 1 : I .= Majesty. menu from Lancaster Sound on the westward, and from et. leite:Ot.W Baron 'Untied', the Netherlands minister, had an inter Whale Sound on the eastward. With respect to the animal Carson's Creek, are all better. Copse shares mark 44 1 , and Unite d M e xi ca n 7 1 Is • Lew - life which existed in the parts that he had visited he drew ~.. e M. 110 I DA view with the Earl of Derby yesterday at his official reel- particular attention to the fact that the species of Meioses— to 2. W e lt* (Gime dente in Downing stint. The Marquis of Illandfurd had via., the Clio Borealis end the Sagitte, two of that slaw 1.11111100 heriase It 100 'Dill. 11•110 an isterview with the noble earl. upon which the whale principally fed—were found by the • I trims dens 3 s The Marquis of Londonderry had an interview with Kr.wa. Mare. Illena. rad. yesterday. bsday. I 'd to laaa r l surgeon of hi s expedition, _Dr. Sutherland, to be more ma- Di all lona Secretary Vi Opole yesterday at the Bowe Glace. mercies and larger in Whale Sound than in any other loci- e'''' — , ee ----. res is SI Alas.' A Deputation, headed by Sir John Shelley, had an inter- lily he had visited, and that the ma birds Be h r (Folmar "'". eeee t ' view with dm Right Hon. J. W. Henley and Lod Col- Anglo Calikesilea Petaer) and loons (Uric Trail') were abundant. Captain "Oily w iaL ia,,,,,,, a . ..... .. ...... chaster yesterday at the Yard of Trade. lasi/geld stated that, upon one occasion, he sailed through *lse 10 Artralaelan ll 14 3 . 126 all ,Idary Colonel 51ttekinnon had an interview with Sir John l4 ell I Do. panties about of birds, and that as far as the eye could le s ss e 30 'Artralies S i 11 at. tea Mena Valdosta.) yesterday at the Colonial Udine. Captain Wade eette h t h e = d em o f t h e water wee covere d w i t h thee, ere.- mem 1 Issateallas Freehold had alien an interview with the right hon. baronet. 111 5 Die Mr. II arnphrey_ Brown, Mal'. had an interview with the te b e tune, end that they appeared to be so completely gorged as e tlisgla apparently unwilling to move as his ship ploughed ""'s l ii e Ave mtralian mi.. Cordlllera all 4 IMB 1110,ene 1 I Wale Anguillan Gold a all Do.l Iltilit Hun. J. W. Bente, yesterday. I 1 all I Doi Ur way among them. It was evident, therefore, that ion le ! hrit h,h e we Laptev • were received at the Colonial Office yesterda Z pleatifal supplies of food might be within Franklin's woe se Brea% Inip(bie. at Wpm. 341 di de et , Ins Note 30 ' all :North (rem the °eve neon of Ceylon, Zealand, South sao . 6,000 j 0 Do. Corea ar. d Cater . ell 2le reaah. (Hear, hear) MTN N ola Watt Watl Arltatia , Mallat, Moat AtOis YIN Dladadta'a Lan d. Cap •1 I tield' Idl •applauded, and Sir li,roo 30 Do. Mt. John Del he; tam ng e s paper was on y wo and Victoria.all par 1 lie 1 I .R. MelleillBOrt proceeded to pass a warm eulogy, not os l y ttleeteeeeit' 401 ca Ce meit taa ~,_....'. °Te t i .... au es 4. 1 40 lb 0 Dlt _. upon the energy, ability, and seamanlike (tuatara of the te i,.` ooo 6 weeel w r i 'd e .......:::::: I It , e , 2 i ll 4 Wei TILE DUKE OF WELLINGTON'S FUNERAL. gallant esptain , but upon the value of the results to which ... e o rw w w , le 672 10 10 Ohm ----- kis expedition had led. 7110,000 S Pg. Adtesuallsa Calera all e die di f 22 ._ 11 ° OINIMAL Oitolle.—(1110. 619.)a1l re Do, Sir Jots Ross regretted that he had had no opportunity 10,000,i0 10 ' "e55ma n0kk ,„ , ,,....4 --- th I i ,„„,2, A nett Horse Guardia Nov. 19. of seeing Captain Inglefield before he bad left England, for ru e , 10 li Die The General Commanding-in-Chief desires to then he could have described to him the exact spot to which mop lined Dectirofilladen -- at es arid esat Mout\ all t 1 I pas 44 144 1 ell South express to blapo.Oeseral his Royal Highness the Duke of Adam Beek's narrative referred. Aden' Beek denied that 100,W Überty all 4 I lAm 10 ' Ni 8111.2 Cambridge has entire teetotal of the way judicious and it wart at Osainack ;so that whether his tale was true or Maio La d io sueeteeftel saanser is which the military arreagements for false, it had sot been tested h y the gallast captain. The 00 .'" • 100,Mo , -- r e amen.7 o ro.ots.e.cre : l e 1 its enemata the hears! were yesterday carried into execution. The hut sewn had been a particularly open one ; hut expert- 20000 I Kerman Soellererieut II 46 tOt.. tOnflort of the officers and men on this melaocholy Mention *ace led to the conclusion that it wou'd be certamly fol. SC 4 ,, Sew Granada ... .« lowed by several very sae ones in succession. If Si E. 600:003 1 alt 11 I pa l I I UlO liter —in coo perinea with the police—was nest praiseworthy. Nape* Mande The detriehosente from every regiment in the service Bekher, therefore, liad not found the northwest passage, 16•,131,00 Vert MOM all 1/r " 1 in whit li case he would be home in March, he would be is- ev,. 09 Questa Reek brought up to Ludes by the express conamand of estimably frown in. He mentioned this because, if the 10,00., Id Ural= kw all 111 31 Is. r Majeets, tu repress* the army, will take back to tbeir IS 7 II 11 11 ;IWO Ditto New expedition was net forthcoming next year, it would be the s.ee , / " mattes. scar eotoradi • the deep feeling of admiration and sorrow which duty of government in 1851 to send out relief ; ad he sem i , I inivermilly prssatled amongst all classes of the people ots I *nth *enrollee a .... I per Ime 14 20 6 Dijon lA,. Wends occasion oleo rrying the immortal hero to his knew of no one whq could be better cheesed with th e lade 4,00.1 10 net:roil p eso .. The pr e o f t h e Mops ~, m,,,,t we l come than Captain_ logistic*. (Cheers.) Ile (Sir John Ross) 45.114 t!.7.111 Ualtsd Menem Sal left England at just such a raison and had been hymn 1 . 0 . 000 1 1 "'SA listittnon— •••••••••• on I alt Pm t 1 6 ores throughout the procession, and at the various points at 160,400 • 1 Tabs which they were ;meted, hot only all assisting the alit Cu' in for three years. (Bear, hear.) so, 101 'Ol.ll Uremia in preserving order and paradise' accidents, hut Mr. Seesaw' said that when he was in the Antic se- s IC Lam se being that elms of their fellow.cmintrymen whe, trained Orions he bad aka heard sueb stories as that of Adana Beek' 10 le De, under their illustrious tommender, will, en all occasiene, but the take of the Eequimeux g ily rested on ,aels HOCTIT EASTERN IiAILWAY.—Orces tra ffi c receipts t 9 pp, ....k.a.way to follow his Perfect example of preferring the untrustworthy foundation that they paid no heed to them. for the week ending Nov. 20, 11432, 14,470 1 . 17e. 3d. ; ditto, le r e l Le = striae performance of his duty to every other einsideration. (Hear, beer) Nov. 22, 1881, 1 0 ,b77f. 3 s. Oil. Increase in 1812, 3,6931. w 41 fah - By comma& 0. 'Mows. Adjutant-Oeneral. He. Pseaamue end Captaia FRUIT briefly combatted 14a. 3d. 61 4; 11 AGM OZNISAL 011.1 h ilt.—(Slo 619.) Horse Guards, Nov. 19. The Oeneral Commanding-in-Chief desire, to empress to Major-Gowen his Royal Highness the Duke of ,iiihriihre his entire aprroval of the eel) , judicious and suceseful SWUM in wloch the military arrangements fur the (metal were rut/Imlay carried into execution. The tnnduet of the officers eel men on this melsocholy oeemion —in to operation with the police—was most praiseworthy. The detachments feces every regiment in the service brought up to London by the express command of k. r %nest), to represent the array, will take back to their emend,. the deep feeling of admiration and sorrow which universally prevailed amongst all els...es of the people on this solemn occasion of carrying the immortal hero to Isis grave. The presence of the troops was roost welcome throughout the procession, and at the various points at which they were posted, oat only se assisting the civil ett• *Amities in p order and preventing accidents, hut as brine that elan their fellow-countrymen who, trained under their illustrious ocenmander, will, en all occasions, eadeseow to follow his perfect example of preferring the Witt performance of his duty so every other consideration. By measaad. 0. Bowen, Adjutant-General. 100 &border .. 04 robe% IrCittl . r .. 4.,ll:ets midi sot Jusolia . as , gimi.wom ellt:stYol4. SI likSes..Las,,S4ol44.SUß. all Do.Chonklarb.Z.OAt2sl.C. 10' Do. N. do. 201 IIAOO e Osiodorn rr and es a . a .. ere .. , all Orr ul 1:41 . 7h .:ad all Cook sad 11..n.10n . ... i . Wrier Bolls4t lone ell Dandr i rt li cke nr.e. &her ell I dui bet Amami (533 L. 1 14 .. Do. (LIS Z. k;:.) , !Astern Owed* .. JIB rent Orr, OD; L... r .1 . : ,,,„ 1 . 2 , z .gtv 1 :1/ o edt WIT= !all it. . legail 104 Eellii•Urith and Glasgow . 100 I Allabtineb, Perth.rionde , 100 Glasgow i SorkWeitsin 100 lareot :borer% .... 100 Do. 1 shar A, Stir -100 Do. 4 Abe e. r B. Monk.. 100 Ot.bouth.aisd Wes.t.(lre.! 100 Groat Wrotbn ... .. 11 Irlsk t o To•lern .. all burry 4.1 4.44u4 . 1 .. tll Do. Third. 100 Lossooddre and ice:ll44. tO De. Fifths ... , 111 Do. West 11.1. Las Dike all Leeds Northern . .. 114 Loran and 311sakerall o Lnn.,Ttlbstry,it Boalbsed ISO I ` M eg a ,l6o. w a les' 10.1 ` Doint. , Wister If De. Mil . I Do. sto sh..i.'seei i.te 100 Lciedon & south.Wer•ern 111 Do., /30 ... . S 4. i all , Loodond4by 4 *crab, .1.1 i 1 oroisdrryk .. L .trin es 100 'disolit.,Bllo.,&Lloeclr .1. 41 lb. Mon.& Lite!. ern 100 alidload . .. 100 D. Illar .. .orlibil; 7 . 100 lownloato4 -. ..• sa .. 14 Newport, Ateriare y. bod liorked... . . 74 Sloorr and ffasirk I . len . or Nort.4lt ... ... .. tel Mirth Berea _ . II North Devuo..l4o. I ' . .. 0.1 Do. 4 A De . ttrel ... 5 Do. 4 B Outronteed Its North etolfordsblr all Ards Werera 111'Nonnon4 S. Westering; 100 011004. Wore., 11. Wert 100 I iooltlab Cent. - 1..0 *rads IlltOlno4 _— ISO :44444.4. 44 P.-m. Crow . 144 Do. I..kN.W.Ovir.fr II iluesietaory a Ilereftr . \ro ell .hvehory or erne g r. W. Ur) V Do. Obreetry 51 ohrei7oldro Uslem ... 'Ditto A, B. C... a.O D, 0114 rid up at per 0.5' 54 &malt Devon ... MO Nouth CAO1•10 ... SO *Stab W.'.00 ... _ .. 15 Soar Torksh.tea;rerDo 5 Ditto ditto - --..nomonlbet 041 b, 17 Sal. at Mesta . . all Watavford sod Kilkenny Watetbrd sad tamezak to west Cornwall ... all Weft Leaidsa . 100 fa rt,Newasetl42l2wwa It 734 Tij IS Ds. do. Kat/Tawas .. 64 3/ Ala 10 Do.O.N.V.Paraban f 4 a 101 Yak mg Meth Iladlsa4 394 604 - 0i 14 11 41 24i. 2 2 14 10 LIN= LIABRD AT map 11111121 TAM I sate. (1;47 to 004 Ditto wltkost a gotnustoe postod to Groat Western 101 Rirm., W. 11., and Ihseltoy ooll.ttulypd.,oroitbtost. (lowed to Ott at Wc.:ott. 101 DaW without &gnawer (leant to OrtatlV( stern 100 Buckfaitiotathiro (Inot.l to la idig& N.Westato Clydeotalo J ocritoo (lowed toCaltdoolso) 100 loatLiaboloth.coar %Let (lewd to Ot. Not thorn) 1111 Glooffloottt k IMao Vomit (least.) to OrratlYrtent 50 BollAidelby(l.Tc:k o e4 Mid 15 Do. otaroo (Ott.; 11( Du f skarn ditto).( 11. Ueda* and Grasawich (land toliatith laskra so Ditto PIANSIO (ditto) Id Lamella Our.ipereart Ileami to Iliefolt) Ilasdajloloo,Mtatloci Dowd ID 1.01.W.k1id.) ▪ illiddloara , ad Baden Die. all 111= Doodioid Staskt. (lodL) 10 ttortionlartmoolotCi Dome ladLOooatler erlatoollirooDasa. laa. 611.111.1.8aaraTeet uitas 4 sloopdak (ditto) 100111ofillo ididDlieloados. to Cow Mann ,. • IN Do. Ilsomalllook dt 1 d,010111•ilth•osel to M. 111.0kos) 10 Wait allak s i g t o = 28 D Dread resDitto to igs . Mita • lkdooriet O , MII 1 to Oriot Woikral ▪ all 'Abram& 100. 2, 7 per Cl. 1001 Brood AS tarts: 4 per Cl.l I it VOidedrollmm IS Chasm red Ualybeed 111 II Cork nil brim . 61 an made% eee lositis rwth. o AM. N rAermosilem(ol.loolp.ci 6 1 61. a., p 00. do. (V.) T per Ct sl al Ditto do. No 10 Do. New 4 per Omit awe\ 20 pooil.olol2e.Forlp m 2,6 p.Ct 111400217,11. Perth, and I Mild'', Si ter Oat 104,011•1 likribus ten; IM Ds s ow rot. Scrip. l No owi at !Spot. pe sJ II WeaDm(l)/ild4the, 4 'oWallasSlimat•ea 6pc 108:01.WoMes, laid 44 p.et. I Itlrsetk Y io IN I DAN II yr ad Illisk ,401) ILoo.et Iftia.therri oriel 100 DUN Neer Gear. few Ct. LarsAiltherenCom.lhirds 10 loadmitery &airs. (eh LtadmodirryitEmolak.ilels Lie . geo.Not le D 0.1140 Sit De. di all ilderpp. wife, p MI I Do. do. 41 pCt lb lihdlaadOome.br.lhis.sp.Ct, Ditto Preform" . 20 Norfolk Extend*. ...... . all Do. Omaraatted 24 per et all I bo.WavemorTelley 3 pat 100 North IMtW all :North Stegortithil NO Ward, Worow...t. a d Rolm., LIS. fl;er nt 6 Dit.o ditto itto Ottrewatilremares 10 , Shreve.lhatieletittor.W. I illte.i 11 par C0n.... 20i Mei 2t Se lit Ditto les all Saudi Relaters (Realise Ans.) at C 1.0.11 ethlrerkshiref pretest; I a Waterier/ Killicsery 100 B ork, Nowaati , e,la lsrw.. lit.Nurth of liaem,usli. 17 . I Ditto . lialtellJel.a.ekaae;ll' FOREIGN :IlegLia mod Sista loge raariert4 and litystelines. 6 Wan mai Soave ,Calt o4 , I ,444 I =6 4 t 04.4411,661666 dr/ewe 161 ,citWo.ll4lomsiejlbares N 10 Do. (11611,4) To. (00411— 6 Vora dr.owl Avii,oce ID Aorta Moths.. N II 21 10 109 111 112 IS 119 131 33 334 113 113 544 37 SI 4 SI 14 144 333 NI 19 194 2 3 $9 107 IN 44 1111 - - ~• IMP US 10 18 I I dia $1 U 1051 leg 107 100 102 IC4 114 10 i die 2 2.2 6 Cl $ ll 1 5 i 2 psi 11 lir 14 114 IL in 112 114 1 ps• 1 110 dim pa 101 166 4 poi Hi 10 II 1I l e dis .r,am 22i • II 102 101 214 pi if f poi II II l i t 174 IS II d ' f" I. Ile If tf! -- i - tik ow tot, too_ 10 -- ii i 1 via U.WATP. 1 .2 li . ti. It - I Pk l• Us 04 Pa il I A oar pa 1 1 to is 2 1 t I= ....1 ,—•—. MONDAY EVINIso. The English stock market maintains its aspect of steady and gradual improvement. Purchasers to day came forward more freely, emboldened, in part, by the A ustralien accounts and the influx of gold, and the upward movement of prices was conse quently mere marked. Consols rose from 100) to 1011, and left off with a firm appearance at 101 to k, both for money and the 9th December. In the other home stocks the improvement is proportionate. The list of sales is thus rendered :—Three per Cent. Console for money, 1001, 101, ; ditto for account, 101, 1001, 101, 1. ;Three , rr Cent. Reduced, 1011, Lo 4.6., X-- - ass Goma, 103 k. fig Annuities, 1860, 6;. Bank Stock, 2231. Exchequer Bills were rather firmer to-day, but theta was no rally from their late depressed quota tion of 695. to 725. prem. The price of the March and June issues is identical. India Bonds were dealt in at 80s. prem. The transactions in the foreign market were scat tered user a variety of stocks, and caused li change in prices. The scrip of the new Austrian and Turkish loans, find Brazilian, Buenos Ayrcan, Peruvian Deferred, and most other classes of bonds, are thin. Bargains are marked as follows :—Aus trian Five per Cent. Scrip, 7 prem. Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 102; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents. (1832), 96!, 97. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents. for account, 30th Nov., 741. Danish Five per Cents., 1061. Dutch Two-and a-Ralf per Cents., 631; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 961, 971. French Four-and a.liall per Cent. Reutes, 104 f. 50c. (exchange, 23f. 25c.) Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents., cx. Dee., 1849, Coupon, 211; ditto Deterred, 101. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 62, „62, 63. Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., 38, 37. Russian Five per Cents., 1181; ditto Four-and-a-Ralf per Unto.. 1041. Sardiuian Five per Cents., 991. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 511, 321 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 24), 25, 24). The Committee's Certificates, 3) per cent. Swedish Mortgage Loan, 1/ dis. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan 2) prem. The Miscellaneous share business to be reported to-day is very extensive. Sales have taken place in Bank of Australasia shares at 691 ; English, Scottish, and Australian Bank, 41; Loudon Chartered Bank of Australia, 4, 41, 4 ; Provincial Bulk of Ire land, 47 ; Royal Australian Banking and Gold Im porting, 1; Union Bank of Australia 391, 601; ditto New, 7 ; Union Bank of London, 181 ; Electric Telegraph Company of Ireland (11. paid), 11 ; General Steam Navigation, 28; ; General Screw Steam Shipping, Zit ; Nether lands Land Enclosure, 21. Shares of the Beziers and Graissessac Railway are quoted 11 to 11 prem.; Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway, ) to 1 prem.; Royal Swedish Railway, Ito prem.; Western Railway of Switzerland, 11 to 1) prem.; South Eastern Railway of France, 1 to 1) prem.; Isle of Wight Railway, / dis. to prem.; bank of India, Australia, and China, d to 1 prem.; Chiriqui Road, to prem.; National Patent Steam Fuel, to 1 prem.; Ebro Canal, 2 to 21 prem.; Bordeaux and Cette Railway, 51 to 6 prem.; Magdalena Steam, par to f prom.; French Crystal Palace, s to prem. The Pelham has arrived at Gravesend from Syd ney with 27,761 ounces of gold. In addition to the supplies coming forward to which we have already made reference, the Andromache is bringing over from Australia 42,051 ounces, the Nestor 12,293 ounces, and the Roman Emperor 6,400 ounces. We are also advised of the sailing of her Majesty's ship Swift from Valparaiso on the Ist October, with 1,000,000 dots. for London. Our anticipation that foreign railway projects would be extensively brought forward in this market, and would experience a very favourable reception, is being fully verified. To-day we have no leas than three of these new projects. The most important is the Zealand Railway, of Denmark, which is to form an extension to l(orsoer of the railway between Copenhagen and ltoeskilde. The capital is fixed at 535,0004, upon which four per cent. is guaranteed by the Danish government. This line altogether will be 68 miles in length,and will greatly reduce the length of passage between Sweden and Norway and Germany, besides greatly abbreviating the trajet between these northern countries and the west and south of Europe. The contractors are Messrs. Fox, Henderson, and Co., end the under taking has very influential patronage in the Stock Exchange. The Danish government has earned for itself so distinguished a character for strict punc tuality in meeting every claim arising eat of its public debt, that it deservedly possesses tho confi dence of capitalists. The Lucca and Pistoja Railway Company is also on the market to raise 150,000!. by an issue of 30,000 preference shares of 5/. each. This line, under concession of a special decree from the go vernment of Tuscany, commences at Lucca and passing through Peschis, terminates at Pistoja, being • total length of 26 miles. The first section, from Lucca to Peschia, or 13 miles, is now open for traffic, and the total capital to be expended, amounting to 280,0001., enjoys a guarantee of 4 per cent. from the Tuaaan government. The application to this market is for the means to finish the rest of the line, and upon this preference capital S per cent. per annum will be the minimum guaranteed interest, secured upon the government guarantee, and the property and reve nue of the railway. After the ordinary shareholders have received 21 per cent., the preference proprie tors will also come in for one half of subsequent profits, over and above the guarantee of 5 per cent. 'fho Lake Constance and Basle Railway is the third undertaking calling for notice. This line has strong local support of an official character, and constitutes the first section of the Northern Railway of Switzerland. The line will be 30 miles in length, and is to run from Rorschach, through St. Gall, to Wyl. The capital required i 5480,000/., of which nearly one half has been already subscribed on the spot, and 4 per cent. interest is to be paid till the line is opened. We have on several occasions drawn attention to Russian railway negotiations that have been in pro gre,s in this market for some months back. We understand an agent acting on behalf of tho impe rial government has lately left here for St. Petersburg bearing three several tenders for a railway loan of 3,000,0001. sterling, the guaranteed interest being fixed at 5,4, and 3 percent. respectively. The party in question came from Odessa, and it is believed the line of railway under contemplation is that from Odessa to Chariot The prices of stocks at Amsterdam on Saturday are thus reported by Mr. Reuter'r telegraphic ex press :—Dutch Four per Cents., 93 5-16; ditto Two- and-a-Ralf per Cents., 631 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 25; Mexican New, 25 3-16; Portuguese New, 38; Austrian Five per Cent. Metalliques, 77k. THIS DAY.—Two oCLocK, A further decided improvement has taken place in the English stock market to-day, and the improved feeling extend@ throughout every department of the Stock Exchange. Console hare ranged between 101 and 101 a, and are now quoted 101 k to I for money and the account. The Three per Cent. Reduce , ' mark 5001 to a ; three-and-a-Quarter per Cent., 103: to t. India Stock, 273. Bauk Stock, 223 to k. Exchequer Bills, 695. to 72m. premium. India Bonds, 83a. premium. 3f 21 Ph 2 $ 49 31 41 7/ $ i 9 P$ die 21 21 I MI 41 43 4.• S is 1 4199311 30 il 90 9$ SI 94 e 1 49 74 741 If I: to 11 136 I 3 cs. 11 22 70 80 40 41 14 IS In j 9 Sly 2 13f I 9493 64f 43 nWINg V> Mn Ma TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The Tallow market is quiet as reap-ets forward delivery business. The great and rapid nee of last week has induced speculators to realise ; therefore, me.e se'l ra than buyers for the moment, and a reduction of :W. per lb. has been submitted to. The di rn mil for Y ('. on the op', however, is very good, and the price well Fll - Town Tallow is quoted 475. 61. n. tt curb. Peters burg Y.C. on the spot, 47t. 9d.; A.I 'hs year. 47•. Oil.; January to March, (1853), 48e. ; October to December, (1853), 455. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports a short supply, and trade Prime Meadow Hay, 755. to 804.; interior, 655. to 70, ; Bowen, 455. to 5.55.; Clover, Ws. to 1001. ; *ccond cut, bOs. to 905.; Straw, 24.5. to 28a. ADAMS'S BUST OF THE DUKE OF WELLINGTCN. —Yesterday, there was a private view of Aid another bust of the Duke ; and this other is not likely to be considered supererogatory, for this last is the best. The sculitor iv G. G. Adams, who, for unesplained reasons, was favoured above all his competitors for the same privilege in being permitted to take a post-mortem cast; and the result is, that an artist little known has managed to produce a better work than has proceeded float tla2 n.ost gitfed:of our sculptors. Thom can be no %tuition whatever of the reality and completeness of this likeness of the Duke in his old ago. TIIE lIALL AT CHELSEA HOSPITAL.—It is under stood that the Hall will be open to visitors tor *owe weeks, and that the funeral car will be added to the other imposing features of the Hall of Lying-in State. THE AUTOGRAPHS OF THE DUKE OF WELLING rms.—We observe that a great may advertisements ap pear in the newspapers of autographs of the late Duke of Wellington for gale, and in some instances considerable sums are asked. Wo are in • position to state that more than nine-tenths of the letters of " F. M. the Duke of Wellington," treasured by the autograph hunters, ware written by Mr. Oreville, his Gram's secretary, who writes a band very much like that of the Duke in his best days. For the lag ten years the Duke's writing was very indif ferent—latterly almost illegible. None but a compositor in a newspaper-office, accustomed to all sorts of vile hiero glyphics, could possibly decipher the characters. We know of one long letter addressed by his Gram to a minis ter of Lord Derby's cabinet, which to this hour has not been unravelled. This statement—for the truth of which wo pledge our editorial reputation—will perhaps inoure people to pause before they throw away their money upon letters which derive their only value from the tact of their having been written by Mr. Greville in Apshy 'louse and elsewhere.— I.:rsited Service Gazette. _ Tun UNIVERSITY OF LONDON.—It is stated that the authorities of the London University are taking active measures to secure for the graduates of this corporation the right to return two members to the House of Co:onions. THE CROWN OF GREECE.—The Morning Herald announces that at "Lord Malmesbury's own houve" on Saturday a convention was signed on behalf of England, France, Russia, Bavaria, and Greece. " The new treaty (say% the Herald) declares that none but a prince pro fessing the Greek religion shall reign over the Greek people. It will be for the princes of the house of Ba varia to conform in their own persona, or in those of their children, to this condition. It is natural that they should not be inclined to accept it; but we rejoice tor their own sake, as well as for that of the Greek people, that the wise counsel of their adies has been liceued :o by them; for it has probably saved the crown of Greece for their family." The Morning Herald adds:—.. We have heard of this statesmanlike arrangement with great satis faction for another reason. Note of her Majeoy's minis ters has met with more constant and oftentimes coarse vituperation than our Foreign Secretary. Ho may now read these party effusions with still greater phlegm than before, for he may be sure that his name is everywhere spoken of with respect by the statesmen of Europe, and with gratitude by the friends of constitutional law and order." A PROSPECTIVE TREAT FOR MAJOR BEREIFORD. —The mystery of the Derby election, which time has only rendered darker and more obscure, will he moon; the first cleared up, as soon as the petitions against the more ques tionable of the late returns are brought under investiga tion. The doings of the tory tool, Morgan, and the au thenticity of the famous letter to Mr. Frail, of Shrews bury, will supply plenty of material, for the E xerci s e of the ingenuity of counsel. Attention is the more strongly fixed on the Derby petition, because it is expected that the peculiar system of managing elections, in which ministers take unusual interest, will be instructively developed.— Sunday paper. MORTALITY AT SEA.—The Patna, which arrived at Liverpool on Sunday night, brings accounts front the emigrant ship Shackamaxon, Coptaic West, which kit Li verpool on the 4th October fur Australia. She was spoke by the Patna on the 29th October in Ist. Li N., lon. 2t W., a: which time 23 passengers (chiefly children) out of the 600 which sailed la her had died from scarlatina. COUNTY TREasußExa.—Yesterday a parliamentary return, procured by Mr. Frceen, was printed, containing an abstract of the accounts of the several county trea.i , ers in England and Wales for the year ending Michae lmas, 18.51. The total assessment for the county rate in the year was 69,994.9861. 61. 6d. The receipts, with the balance in band. amounted to 1,489,4371 lls. 63. The diobursements were 1.356,6451. 12.. Did. The prosecution prisoners in the year come to 190.3581. Os. 61d. The maintenance of pauper lunatics amounted to 16.9901.85. 41d., and tho coro ners cost in the year 64,4511. 21. Bd. BIRMINGII.OI. The engineering department at Queen's College has commenced operations under the able superintendence of Professor the Rev. W. Hunt, Professor W. P. Marshall, Professor H. Rote, and Professor C. Shaw. The Rev. Dr. Samuel Wilson Warneford has enabled the council to erect a lecture room, engineering workshops, and rooms for resident engineering students, and the SKIM! muni ficent patron has defrayed the expense of a supplemental charter, under the provi.iuns of which the council is eitabl,t to confer on examination the degree of Civil Engineer.— Birmisyham Gazette. ST. MARTLEBONE SAVINGS BANK.—The return' of this bank, whose offices are at 76, Welback.strect, ex hibit the following progress of accumulated deposits during the last seven years :—Open deposit al counts on '2otit Nov., 1816, 17,2801.; do. 1847, 18,1191.; do. 1818, 19,0191.; do. 1849. 20.3821.; do. 18.50, 21,1101.; do. 1351, 22,176/. ; do. 1862, 22,7741. 791 911 i par If pa 111 i 101 i 2 111 ui •i