The Express. — London, England, 1852-10-13 00:00:00

Tebt 4i-xprt%sl LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 13, 1852. 'THREEPENCE. RAIL WA YB. THIS DAY.—Two o'Ctket. Business in the:railway market to-day is not active, and there is no general change in prices. Caledo nian, Manchester and Sheffield, North British, and Oxford and Worcester stocks are higher, but some of the trunk lines, including London and North West ern, Great Northern, Brighton, and Midland, have been heavy. After the late marked rise, French shares show some reaction to-day. Sambre and Aleuse are also lower. Do. • I Gyms god Arlene 71 71 4 94 1 II 1 11 6 61 pa 3 31 pie 9 • 3 $ 61 • 7 311 311 111 141 141 161 pm 13 60 as 1 3 4 11 31 11 121 17 pus 101 10 44 4 71 7 park IFive nee Cent. Metallies were quoted. at 941; the New twin, 941 (or j discount). snd the Exchange or , LontiC!), 11.36. C We have received I report of the proceedinks ai the With half-yearly general meeting ''r :he share holders of the Agra and United Service llitok, held on the 14th August last. The directors drew atten tion to the continued prosperity of the Bank, and o:ated the net profits for the half-year ending the 30th June, at He. 3,70,732-9-3, being at the rate of Its. 11-13-4 per cent. per annum on the capital. The votes received in reply to the Bank circular of the 21st June were described as being by a large majority, in favour of the transfer of the head office to Calcutta, and the directors bad fixed the 2Rth September for a general meeting to consider the question, as by that date the views of the share holders in Fngland would probably be received. The accounts submitted were approved and passed ; a dividend at the rate of 9 per cent. per annum de clared, the remainder of the profits, amounting to 90,330-1-3 rs. being added to the reserve fund; and thanks voted to the directors and to the several com mittees at Calcutta, Madras, Bombay, and London. The reserve fund of this institution on the 14th August was stated at Co's Its. 7,00,313-6-7; the paid-up capital at Its. 63,64,600; the number of shares at 12,729, and the number of shareholders at 520. Prior to the ordinary meeting was held a spe cial meeting, for confirmation of the proceedings of the special general meeting of the 13th July. The secretary stated that shortly after the meeting on the 13th July the directors received a reply to their communication to the government, in which it was intimated "that the continuance of a person in the direction of a company by a re-election is not such a fresh acceptance of office as it was intended to prohibit by the notification issued under date the 28th May last." As the answer from government did not arrive previous to the meeting, the directors deemed it most advisable to carry out the original proposition and have the procee di ngs confirmed in the usual manner. The proceedings of the extraor dinary meeting of the 13th July having been read, it was resolved:— D. do. New I Maw., & (with De. lA.,.(es Inure* .. Iliortleors of Trainee. .. Da. (01. 3 per et. rtomwl• _ (tor R. k Arn , .eus rbm.) Pmrlie sill Lyons ... ... 'Paris awl Or:ans .... .. I Poem am 4 twee ... .. raw .n 1 Stn.. , n. re ~ Pmmis.Caen,mmdChetblarit goer mad Matte „. .. dematne eat Mamma... ... I West Illander... ... .. Mutant Of Priam— ... 11 a 2011 2: i i 311 I t 171 10 !HAAS AND STOCKS lINGUANAN'TEIII. Zast.wasp. Weiss press yesterday. Me taffy up to 2 p.s. lit :Ili II 11 i'74 all U b . . %o SI. Ic.! , abortion %tallow Rottiyi., falba ail J motion . DiraWait. Pm Valle lal4glaws2n* IT 174 a 61 lei 101 7 6 dim 26i 9i 36 3 ells Pl 109 MONEY MARKET. , ,Da to. dr SOL. O~Adtlleiril pod Enter ... Moro rot Error .. Cat mil i Drew orllZr.lt . ni.. Doodsog i o ld r 4. 116. rd Aro , tor ilir JossUas (SU Ck t . rol I..SiD).- ... • •is Vary Oro A.• I i_ DotOri Il Sad 0 Mt T LINDA Y Ev SKIN°. The F.nglish stock market was remarkably firm to-day under the combined influence of the renewal of purchases by the government broker, whose sp pearalce in the box was received with much satis faction, and the pacific speech of Louis Napoleon at 11Jrdeaux, succeeded, as it has been, by a marked upward movement on the Paris Bourse, both for government funds and railway stocks. During the greater part of the day Consols ranged at a further advance of 1, and although this improvement was lost in the afternoon, the market generally was characterised by a feeling of more confidence. Console opened 1001 to „ for money and to morrow, but cloned at yesterday's price of 1004 to !, and 1001 to for the 11th November. The arrangements for the settlement of the account are marked by great quietude, as is natural from the atsence both of active busi ness and of fluctuation during the month. Last settling day the quotation for cash was 991 to;, so that to-day's closing rate shows an advance of per cent. The lowest price during the account was 09, and the highest (this day) 100, showing an extreme fluctuation of just 1 per cent. The list of the day's transactions is officially rendered as fol lows :—Three per Cont. Consols, for money, 1003, 3,4, • ditto, for account, 1001, '4, 1 7.; Three per Cents. 'Reduced, 903, „ » ex div. Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 1031, 2,3, ex div. Bank Stock, 224 ex div. 1 , ; I '4Fi - it Id 111 Ify I II dl‘ ille II l ad ts I at i , 8 it t Ilk II 8 4 el "a 'lt if ;It all It. 100 It. 100 111. 100 M. 100 811. IM n IM 111.741.47Weri1n_ Do. New i owes . . a W.I. Dimaliggi.lo Ilkilaburgh Olgogow Edinburgh, logilkOmig* I GighlOW It OMNI Western Asa Portbrra Do. Aim L. Greet Wotan Wotan I Lsassiler . apt °mum .. 61 69 73 73 144 339 7s 796 41 43 Ile 1111 I4e 6 774 8 48 Ilf 4:41 fa i II - iii — 441 93i 162 $2 04 10 11 044 $4 842 t i It di' II I:1 I 2 pa VI ICII 11l 1192 2 2 2 9 1 4 21 12 1 „ if 4 4 dim 2 4 da 111 172 I 11 Do — Trldidd — Idaddedd? and Toriaditr, - 6.0 k:. us ireTt to or iAZie ad admen - tw6,TlOurbi lattlisad .101116 066. , _ __11.11111" a i l 1 1 to too 114 3 Hsi 3 That resolutions No. 1 and 2 of the extraordinary general meeting of the 13th July be now confirmed. 1. That until the reserve fund be mad* up to 10 lees of rupees the dividends be limited to 9 per cent. per annum, and the surplus above that rate of the half•yearlj divisible balance carried to the reserve fund. % 100 Ds.gleajLead *CC Louisa * Soutl4Wvor Loodiedmil Esnlakalea idasijka, ambd Matta. I Nsaa.,6ller,aLlacelA. um!. Vidal lei 90 it: ail si 41 Et 100 01 100 NI $1 I Els 7t 77 41 44 311 1 1 111 i 1 2. That the • • .. • -rerauon clause :13 of the drru partner• snip be suspended for a period . " eedja g liz mouths from the date of the ensuing half-yearly general mi!ting. 1 16?..17: De.Mlna.rssil).A. %sat. Orelead Neemarbel Newer* sad Carlisle .. . Neert. Abergarraz 7, liersefea. . Irewrl k aad £ Ifl.a . New 120... i lgollt!tere cube. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocit. The English stock market has shown a little weak ness to-day, Consols having been for a moment sold at 1001 for cash, but at this reduction there were no decided seller., and the present quotation is the same as at the close of business yesterday, at 1001 to for money, and 1001 to 1 for the 11th November. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 991 to 1 ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031 to 1; the Long Annuities, 6j; India Stock, 278 to 277; and Bank Stock, 224 to 225. The March Exchequer Bills mark 745. to 775. prem. ; and the June are higher, with business at 755. and 765. prem. Only a small business has been done in foreign stocks. Spanish Bonds show a little reaction, and Peruvian and Turkish are heavy. Spanish Old Threes have been done at 503 to ; ditto Deferred, 251 to 1 ; ditto Passive, 61. Turkish Scrip, 71 to 81 prem. Peruvian Actives, 1011 ex div. Sardinian, 971 to f. The Swedish loan is better at la to 11, prem. 41 49 f l :: ' 43 43 I. Ile L. all St. IN —di. — 4l 7 01 dts die 41 41 dig He 11 443; 47; e 3 to 113 117 b$ 72 lii 1 4• 4 9 ii: lie IL 101 R. 100 lu 11 dig 10 II Is 104 $3 IS II Si sd '7. 7_o, iii 'I los 73 151 10 Ili lw onowwwwimigiiimisosoimoogeggegggigno A( . . r / / 7 1... .,,e- s se- al;7' - (-. - _ - ---•iew.--- - ` o ' .._____. . ~.., .„......., .:. 4._,.. • No. 1,916.3 LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVI - :::-r -- HE D A 1 L Y NEWII.I IRELAND. MINES. Lanka Iformtht PAW, WW 1& lE . „ tac.. i ft ... the DAILY SEWS le at ilia bred id WU' I DTB1 , 18 : On, 13. I TUBIDAT EVIIIIINO. ev....• Great Briton% sdeoratio• hoe sosaraeros bilis bromism The mining share market has been quiet to-day, 104 e,1 s r swal.lid Prart.e ol re .thth• whether Imthithl• 6°414 Yesterday, a deputation, consisting of the follow- I with little change in prime. There have been a few rim''''''`.A'sisi se ato nesersixen-ie the wieursey of Its ing members of the committee of the Great Industrial transact i ons i n West Alfred Conso l s, Ti ncro ft e , & c ., 1 li th a,L., is the :Plc. trailinit: aid ir o Pletti d e:.'r l e : ( 41 9 Exhibition of 1853, waited by appointment on the the latter adventure being rade r weaker, at 12 to low l''''''• tel qt y, K.' uler r a g m ama ; Art ig ia ,_ Lord Lieutenant at Dublin Castle : the Right Hon, nit uncvl In I e way, 13. Shares in the British Iron Company are still mem*the lord Mayor, George Roe, Esq., chairman, Major looking up, being to-day quoted 51. to 71. so fiffff!ii li n ' n n t.ad. . um of .ifo aka an nester - B emo" • t°°" ' I " • P 9in g I b P' 44r Fair fi eld, deputy chairman, Sir Edward M•Donnell, • ..is ever moor of ahlrArr in the lehl.n ness v every Shares in the less accredited gold mining adven- swis o'sr, e ,,l-sa Uts only daily Mints' Report, with tier o( priors, Hon. G. Handcock, Hun. J. P. Vereker, Sir Robert tures are decidedly going out of favour. The Lon emilaelwrvbet,t- nw „,„,. as wow ms os ,, ... an „ sw tas Kane, Lundy E Foot, Foq., and Mr. John C. Deane, don and Californian Gold Quartz Crushing Com ' °thr - r • t** --t j " oi aliao i g ero p. est ., o a o ti, P rLi o ..' d oss assistant secretary. The chairman, having intro nee- o brik r.i.cny's shares were to-day quoted at the miserable innsoesissieeenists. is duced the deputation to his Excellency, proceeded, predation of Ito 1 die • the Australian Freehold, .t... t ....... iii "bin favour .hewn by the tau return of steam ~ e e s ip win Into to the Mohair Loirtili sevipapers, 6-y after a few prefatory observations, to lay before him Ito Z dis.; and Ave Maria, Ito 1 dis. West Mari ee,d, se. or -sin ii,..: this usr.r (Vie ynunaest hy itime than the following revolution, which had been uuanim- poss. wore also worse at 1 die , to per . Australasian - '.. list is eve tears beaten au Uwe &den mimosa re: o us l y agreed to at the last committee meeting : ilic ?to" , easba- sex . Stamps 'Weed. Company's 'hares were done at j prem. ft wain.. einnawli ... MO ...... 5l-;N7 That this einunittee, appreciati rig the great importance Copiapo shares continue to show an upward ten 1e„„,~.. nst of,,oisi. Honni.n. Pala ?Meth 1644 a•nnaiiiinPU of her empire in arts and annulletures, and recollecting the the closing price was 6to 61. the " nala mlinantaa a dd.' /°"°° PM" * 4 ti" ielleert° l gratification which it gave to her subjects to witness those The non-official quotations are as follows :-Mel ur-va metal sumesed bye ouateotpwart: articles which she l usciously contributed to the Ezhibition bout ne, 1 to 3 prem.; Connemara, Ito 1 prem.; ' ' ' "" 11 N. " . ba the 7**l*.**t 01l * th* t***ll** hWfhift ofall Nation in 1861, do respectfully solicit so interview eios e. I r.ir the lir tit toot hies round acid a liberal wee-ropeo. • - •,,.,.tawny Wt a • ht... ohieh is '''on l y tho with his Excellency the Lord Lieutencot, to request mow c newee• TA 'ha t Mining and Smelting Compaq , of Algeria, 1 to 1 pm. ~ awe ad Nagland ; sad eerier. with the oecond UAW he will represent to our beloved sovereign thepride it would .... Pi° .: .4 the racooni6evl daily we" and w:th the lams afford her Majesty's loyal sehlKta in Inland if she would An anticipation was entertained that tho meeting - ••.: alwrdlrs'em . - °est to the . Tliees .- °°ththsi 1111 say entrust tothe elecutive management of the Great lodutrlal of the copper-smelters, which MU held yesterday. Only r le. it. rthithl non this ftretnrikle with Ire WWWWahla Exhibition of 1863 some of the articles which she was would not pan over without a further advance in Inarsee. T. he Ave rot ot env women... or Xenon In tbe lainalem ; mat pleased to exhibit in 1861. the pries of this metal being declared, but this was lietace, to. li.worene.strset. Illestatmet. Laarkw6 His Excellency, having heard the resolution read not the case, former prices being adhered to. at ones promised to forward it throuth the proper ----- ----- n.l ' ntroßT in SHAVING -B and IASE s•- et • " channel to the Queen, and then warmly assured the k...... .„,„...., re innehicilnicirai OWOSSOTHIS DAY.-4u. eC4,01111. a Waya•ve T-i • • ......- to o dopooolleo thintawoooliorhoowoutil losbio hat in- The gold mining shares are rather flat to-day. m e,. ( h o o d rev le qatoess ..-- to alnu e .eit a ,:etere how Met scot e55am1........,°° 1 11mt, ...,* "m i ., flumes with her to induce her to exhibit in Agues Frio mark only k prem.; Cargoes Creek, k l " 41 % - I Ile" '''''''"...... 47 n t s rsso -fro r *ier a.*- 71;;; - • this exhibition some of articles exhibited in 1831, dim., and Port Philips, 1 prem. Very little business snow Item th'" t" .1 "P. • --- .o..cai eall eaolea - - andwhich had paned so attractive in that esposi- is doing in any description. rte tering IWflowir...if sew imesirs. r... esew an. To .aye l'• ° W , . s ''''‘' 4 7: 1 ‘.... b e sa e Lion. He further added that no efforts of his should In other foreign mines there has been namely a elemb." o4 , ~,,it't,' ',,,,':;„,.11, a srts.A. - i - Jie.-lolii - ranr be wanting to make the exhibition worthy of the transaction. g unnels i s recor d e d i n United M exic an pteaetr .-- iiiiiiiimemer , T* 6 r"e" aid 11.91.8 14. dim country in every respect. His Excellency then inti- at 71. li----.---- -._ - _ --o- mated to the gentlemen present his desire to visit the taming Bunn: re building during its course of construction, and it was pa !lase, UMW. Paid.mew I does LONDON A-\1) WATFORD SPRING WATER at once arranged that he should be present on the puitarelay.' Willy. - - COMPANY. occasion of the raising of the first pillar, which is T re , - , 0 I Aim Prig 4ll i Ipal li - - The following is the report from the provisional expected to take place in some ten or twelve days 10 ..: 1101•_ toe , . 50401,0 II as 13 - - direeter. for promoting the bill of the London (Watford) from this date. After a few general observations 1 1 3% i l i ' s 4 ... u , awi . I 1 14 , Penne Water 4 011 1 11 i/i in parliament, in ilia Milian of with reference to the progress of the building, the 91,600 Or taming's 5 le b,_ - deputation withdrew. 100,010 1 Australlaa Freehold Ile privisional directors of the London (Watford) Spring lim,ooo 1 Ave Maris W Ikw was Water i Jell:. my for the seuion 1552, have to lay before There a grand field day yesterday in the sow. so anoints twe am oesi all - - a l nri aettlan dda ttirallas Gold all 1 dim their thimho'den and the public the following report of Phoenix Park, all the troops in the garrison having i sa c•m a " 13.1 3 7 their resescdoim. been paned in review before his Royal Highness the woo $1 Brea. Imp.(lanat al. pea M 7 i t On I liumlas. the '2 i th of Much last, • motion for the D u k e o f C am b r id ge an d hi s Excellency the Lord limo so D . 0..... . mites .ii' - - oteml n :64ing . at the bill was matis in the House of Com- - c LI ntenant. The weather being fine, tkre was a a. t ."! * -D, et Pa , - II . and was carried by a majority of three to one ; 196 - - t Lamson • Creek ....... an m Man iler , voting in favour of the bill and 66 against it. large concourse of spectators, moos whom was her iiiiii . din levee 1 osioalirate ........ Ihe committee of the House of Commons appointed do- Excellency the Countess of Eglieese. re.; the I.ot .'coins to investigate the hills Mathis to the On Thursday next the first VMS' meeting of the Mile . 1 1"1 :11T - A;AfalloC4PPN all I i fis ' a pply of water to the metropolis, did mot commeneo their Queen's University in Ireland, to mkt deress.w il l WIN 15 Gumed - --- all - - bows until the 2nd of April. The genrasesst bidl. MAN all I i ills 4211 . 4 .. Metropolis Water Supply ,. • w i t h your big m a a d be held in St. Patrick's Hall, Dahlia Cud& The luso Orme Desk °tandem etkr bilk relating to the supply of water to the metropolis, proceed ings, of which the fellic=le tie Oreat Pligioth all Itf pm both au* and south of the flumes 00 in amber) , nine will be p ub lic , and excite by patiee P a l l= s e drisittetet. • •il se Mimi to the ana committee. 'lb. WI" 311441 "" of interest :-The vice chancellor end mete bevies Lem.ibiallke,O.Qta.C.os all i I die W a k e Company were, during the promo of the inquiry. Ilieloolis taken their places, the name el seek candidate will ".•••°= le mimimks ..".. n al; to t em rnsitt4,l to bring in a 101 l to noble thine to comply with ii . r .„.. 1 ,..,. o f the gua,,„aieae bill b y a n ajig t ot tut, po i se be called in the order in whisk it stands upon the list. am Omsk ...._ ..... e bn i . l .l 7 to the Thanfes above Teddiagton-lock. For this The candidates will be intr o duced to the vice - than - tat Nevem Male all 1 pun PartPtillp. - 1 fins lf .0 1 0 0 `i they were allowed to diaPeom with compliance cellor in succession by the respective presidents of is... GOorts lot ell . with the standing orders, and other preliminary forma; their colleges, when the secretary having certified for 1 • 440 N INNlPad•Cata ...... IA 1 It dig Way also indulged with the privilege of taking pre- 1 `both AotOollan ...... 1 4 I poi Mileare in fininaittfw of the hill of the London (Watford) them, u required by the bye-laws, the vice-chancel- "a; 10 Ea Pat gpnag Water Company, though the latter had necessarily for will confer the degrees, &e., which have been _Sr! PE pi lid .e ted Malmo tees brou.tht in at en earlier period : Uwe it hap=that awarded to them by the senate. After which exhi- Me 1 7 0 . the thee.tigition of the merits of year bill the bitiona and medals will be distributed in amnraittee did not to sexes natal Usolley, the 14th of such order as may be determined upon at Joie Is tonequesce of Ills May tad*, sally these of the the close of the honour examination now in progress. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. session after the ease hot twee be n& lieu'' doom- There are twenty-nine candidates for degrees, of Far Asseast. .I . Fe; '- aiitet, there was ne t solleteat time le eimisei the is. whom seven seek the degree of M.D., and twenty- PAW, Oct. Is. mcccc . oc . icc tobtation being completed. Th e te die sere to be le- two that of A.B. The colleges supply their several _____ i___ mst• ii is Len it is remembered that the bill was first intro- mamas thus—Cork , ten; ger wit . t h irteen . G a l way 3Wt Onto. . 110 OS I hi SO 111 GO 111 ... I SI 10 bend into parliameat in the year 1860, Si e, se ibis re- :,,,. Three gentlemen will be - presented for for the 41 per Owls- jeikd on the mewl verilai-oat en be merits, Ind from "...tepee Omits, 16/15 - - . la apettleaelso es the pert of the movesameat of the day di locos of elementary law, of whom two are from 4 peer:aim li i 50 ... ... -..- that the passing et a saw water ler tight isterfere with a the Queen's College, Galway, and one from Belfast ; I P eTeenth auhise . Neetwl c . usio .- , aidnion , e; " 3 do . , cc Ic general bill then is essimesebeile by dim, but sine and three will be presented for the diploma of 'Tel- ..., ...cu .... Meow/ ewe. Suet. - seen. abandoned. From this and Wier domes the aim Pool culture, of whom two are from Cork, and one from at - ... Roam 5 per Cents OSS ... ha " " et bet**. Been " else 1. all " • 1111.6111 ill Belfast . The presidents who will regent the oandi- rb i e.., Thh I t 's" ......... "- gi is - i Th ... l)° ' „ M B % . 1 .... P ' l ' n " n 'l litheu t Z=S a ina " Ili ' s Z P. W cut a re Sir Robert Kane Cork • the Rev. Dr. Oa 1. Ise sex I lank sham Mit ...... w.: the iohshitants of t an siereek eigedelly es* * bythotc of the districts caber' . Mies effil. Henry, Beirut •; and Edward Berwick, Esq., Galway. Passe, Oct. 12.-St. Germain, 1180; Verrill'' (right . - _. ... _ _ . livish), -; ditto (laft Mak), US ; Paris and Odom, 1,355; The f lowing is the report from the provisional director. for promoting the bill of the London (Watford) prone Water Company, in parliament, in the scrim of privisienal directors of the London (Watford) Spy* Water Comp my for the session Ibs32, have to lay WM their shamho'ders and the public the following upset d their proceedigs. Un I hominy. the 2 ith of Much last, a manes dee al rend beating ot the bill was made in the HIM In 0f m o m and was carried by a majority of them& to me t 9111 no saber. voting in favour of the bill and OS against it. Ihe committee of the Moue of Commons appointed is. lLe last session to investigate the has relathig to the imply of water to the metropolis, did est seisms. their Woes until the 2nd of April. The fewerMON bill, anti" Metropolis Water Supply," with year lin EMI an ether ba4 relating to the supply of water to the mehepaha loth Korth and south of the Thames 110 is amabsea k w ein ees shrewd to Me same committee. The West Water Company were, during the wpm if the istpdej. , prnsithd to brans in a bill to embbis OM In Me peo lidos of the suritnment bin by ellespleg g = pied ▪ .urply to the Thames above s raliketerieds. Far this gerpiv.,• they were allowed to I• 1 with ampliesee . with the standing orders, and = peeliesisary hems; Obey were also indulged with the patentee of taking pm- Odom in committee of the bid or the London (Watford) drug Water Company, though the latter had amemarily btu broudlit in at an earlier period: Has it hap that Ae inve.tiftition of the merits of year bill bane the manure did not commuste until Useday, the lick of Jane. la consequence of Oh ashy ash the early time 4 the union after the case had been hough{ babes the tom. sitter, there was net time te admitef the in vothietiou being completed. This to the mare to be re arm it wino it is renumbered that the 1W was NM intro. clued into parliament is the year la* oott wee Iblll ra jetted on the moved sediag—not ea he merits, bat from • eppubsaeles es the part of the geememeat of the day that the paring of a saw water balfrolight interfere with • general bill then is llSnosibrke by Om, bat since abandoned. From this end ether details the company have never before hem abbe ems to disk a ia vet, although tmliamly sod UM* b 7 We inhabitants of the ma adoreestek by those of the districts esalemed ha the 1101. la an able opening semi beim the emesitles, your ousel, Mr. Hope, made a sine assn Is6slhgYis statement ef the astute of the pedest,asspeepseed gumless of the itespasy. ThkSve whams ht *sees etas 1W were salessmatly cumin* ad ether wileable Misses was at sesmend, whisk *sea the limit as te time embl set he Wei. The essmithe add therefore one te as desision, MI IMO Nat able to report the *vibes es far is it wee bass to the Muse et Ommesses. The wish 4 Ws 'diem bas beam radiated ia a Bic Book, for the use et the politic. Teas direeters wadi Tyler to it, iseallieut that aa atteathe seaminaties wQ thew that the stalemate put forth in the opening speech 01 your counsel, a copy of which is attached to this report, noil in the=ie and reports of the imagsay, hove bees hd4 A esaelthey investigation into t e lle i sZy of the Thames water, ems when taken above T Lock, and after thrum, hes proved that the amass deed and decaying animal emdl vegetable matter matabed la it iv such as to reader It mushiness ; 19 Mama twin of living mi. aids sad she having bus AMR ery Dr. Lankoster, f.R.B„ and Or. Ssdlera, te abeam' is malt water. Your directs, believe that the *dime given beim }w hitish deisomereles Oat the mem of the water to beemerted to by the gessesy to tally adequate ra v irl s m a ht y, sad pre embeet hem lit - esedisst quality. The swabs of awes tubes i M ~e"stempaay ea relish the depth he bus peld emus{ he 3U97. Year Mese ton sabre the ftsdel sestmest. eau will be es abled te eaten se the sherehdieue the emits submerged hoped Ile. 6d. per ABM Tli Mies walee made as we an it b paha* to without from the asessataati the do per lodged with him eassalleg le the rsq d s ash of the studies seism et whims% whisk will be early is No vember. 1 par Onto. ae pm Orti... , 44 per Oats.. 185.5 , 4 per Comb I , II par 05•14.NraLain ... Ilasb•••• oa Unica! di. 1 5 8 7 47 UMW ' S, U. win, p0Ct.1515 lead Saw i Naples Unita Oa* WI Roman S pot Nab /44 ... Do. t.. .. —_ ... De. 1113 u ralokust 5 4.04. ll5 15 1 Trestary Bowls Do. d. iS3S NI I Doak Mani MO ....". Paws, O ct . 12.-81. German, 1180; Vani ll a Zed liaslth —; Mice (MR kaiak), stl; Paris and Parr sad 11.12 id; Sawa sal Haw% 436=ladsai Aviv" IN; no. 18. b. SU; Pterthers, 715411 Pbo sad ave4eers 11$ IC ea leo% IN; lesee lei .AP ewe, NI 00; isalapada sal bow. My ono, —; Fob Mg Chirboarg, 11l ; 5 mil limessa, He; Danko= sod head t 10; Pit. sat hems. INtropp mad rasp, SOO; OM/ Quabs. 1750; Misr aid i MADRID; OCT. 7. 6 l l Nbree per Cents, 471; after Bolas, 471 c. • Do. Warred, 213 f ; after Bolas. 26}; Debt (Ist claae),l2; after Bolaa,12; ditto (2nd clam), 1 6 9-16 ; after Bobs, 6 7-16. Bank of St. Ferdi nand, 97 c.; Exchange on London, 60.30 p. - - . - Notwithstanding all the romonrs of a different tendency, the vacant mitre has =questionably been offered to Dr. Singer, and it is not at all probable that that learned divine has been found in the Nolo miscopori mode. The Evening Mail announces the fact in the following terms: We have resew to bane that the doubt that he. existed slam the death of the latelliebspef Kea* as to the identity of hie seeNINOW, has bus Ombra& in Sneer etDr. Sieger. A mon grave duty new Imams ppm Me beard of Trinity Collage in the appointment of a poem to 11l the chair of divinity in the IMmenity Tibia thispeemedisa readers vacant. We Meat that deity will be dhsheitril with due regard to the eniting critical eireesastensee of the Irish Chun* and of heisMat Christianity. The Neil hee the following account of an atrocious A murder in Limeria:— rn a r ri srca, Surinsv.—l ea Deny to have % Worm you that this sweaty vas last MOS the mine la me of them a. racism mints TIM dhpane the Med, but hem whisk we ban happily he.. he a hog time bee. The Ostia in the present imams is a fanner, by name Riolrn Rine, a Mast to the But of Demarco'. The imilertunate man wee well haws OB a most respestablead imbistriees thisethse. and his oily 11111Mie it mere wind, OM he bed the seeterity M haw nine lead es the ediethien math of the Rm. William Waller—hied trem width aeMe people be thiandi lathe peewit Weld smut haZ imited to s mine& Its threthatthy be the this of ola e the Obi el Aire tithe eel en penal. maw their k adith asee, anbasapither Moaner. and ea *sir Meth twee& the Wimp ef haw, is elven Weis* en fiatheday *M. they lewd In lead end any tents benne the. . They "liais when ed their pew, end r' 47=9 the yet where limy head the budy et the un lade% ME wen. let Mb we guises. They i premed the petite whew voice, bad been heer si tt a gthethisd in captor*/ wiz or eaves hmlivadnale, whew raw Is eisteds, and ea whim I .demand, the ramieles with This drift mamba our I hew, within • es threw of the village of Mare. ate ten yeti hems rempeetalie bones by the road side. The clamor would have boo. mash gloater, if various Kuwait sad other perms had set Itadored a large missal of voluntary support. It is aatkipatod that the espeadt• can of labour aad already inured, will have the effect heresfter of ass faciiitatiog the progress of the WI through parliassest. Varlyr the existing law, it is isapeadtsle to car the war posy forward without a:anemias the prsluataary paella thatry novo but the shareholders eart do they we at, and resew their application for ea set is Sr moats; *NNW Your directan, is NIKINSISII, Imo to state that their sputum a vsehrtged as to the adosatoges likely to rap& boa the estaldiahsoest of this mad the aregios eat of the tuadertaldsg, which they 111Mw wash' mate. sully roods., to the osulart, mad to toenail the With of thy ialtabitasta of Leadaa.—Dated thrasher, MI. lespong Gess, of the Compasy, a, moos gaiwareet. A letter hem the QumWooers et National Mu esli= te Weed Lam 3r Agee that the =Lis NM prepared to somesepe the iota a aptieetferal wheel In Ora, for the poetess et lhaader, a prt sot mid* it may be re slagged, WY IPSO,* OM the Ist el Cla rendon. The emedmienere, hire teeemniseding soy of the advisees ressey rehired, impost thatl • " Intifada'" hem of the premiss should be ehteimed, and are willbg thet that.. sash terms • lira et 120 acres at 30e. pr an shed& be table, a school-room capable of sesswassiatlag 100 pique to be erected on the farm. THE DUKE OF A ktlef, dated Viettho. Oat 7, toys : " The Eft pler of Authis boiled eggelatel gown! of eedlety, Meth thami three Om enterh,te he pressat the hew ella Dube Of walthigeoft. thy this moms et It is 'rood te reel to the Botha that the seine Asofria tad Itogload have h.& tbo raw • u• =soy batik-1614a." Another hoot MMIM of the moo al, : " To-ith •••Lar of the QOM., lb. 7 ff e a t P en " . 4r nodrvi .en obi eat to • femora oath lousy is homer ti th e worm the Due of Welliagiek as C.pt•io-Osetoof et the 4aallh say. After • ditsbeip ef r , oto• eel offiattoy, the seep Mod Of emerthas le the over of that led bun fl W 1& • thaueithot WI b.,. tterisi lhr d=z e r s te odlaisoo eararsq pettodod the isithory Poosa.aw.—W• usilsraliol that %hod Clarke, poor•law impairer, my Is terse of Lerreferd dis trict, is to tamed Mr. Scaler, be* peolastat from the Belfast diarist. —Belfast Newa-Lelkr. TER KM= PIESENTB TO HIM ILLIT,STY.—IIta! rya sod bates., sad trappings, arbiab hem tbe 'Name I ibs* he M Main to kn Madatil. sad whir& ill ea r ea =e: i he La Thai erawaer, IMO M Lesiva as MeadaL l T Ba. be Imam mad tsar*. WINS aserweed sake die beme seal by ea mho ben tie heasmy. The suldwasa sada and eseirsinta ca hese ealtis• en et the Ills seast asialisest 110.3>W BANDIT/I.—Part ef time Mx: rate elmasems me sew I. gaol at Livargooklkr lie pal at Tab. he the g.,..,i-irOisseltioltosee, sa ss Msehised. awaltine Mak tide at the Meter swiss. Oa Marley a n. ma mated Mr Peary was she Weed babre idelretse at Breda& and eaumilisd es he Tea Meals, as Ms ' eel*, of Mr. Cheabb gad weld' idler the rush.,, aesr Bewitsw&— he *MA be bed paid Ms. Ma ameibleetes at BMW Mira adult the pees Ir e g m r. o le manias-' task bathe paraselan el he have grad eat, msash hap always de; sal we Sat Derry I wee appeabsaied by Mr. Misirsd isewleb, abief seperaleaket of the Matabsstse *Mem, ate of the nest sear* sad eiseeesifel ef W Akers tyke We tamed this anemias * tke deptsellas el them dab. mama Mr Salvia is suited at Dredhal te bees Redmond es wall es Dam mil wlave elm s by which two ether et he hat sea sew Is Tea emtle were takes. Deny was has.. w be a trweellleg OWL Bring Maly la OlarterMseet. Miasbater wisk mad laspease Kabul bed se se m LaiMiss.ea at NWAIIIIN mod,lbw elm hese beribri. _ Bed he bets es•head is Masi sel l he yeah t • Doan' Ms bad beta Mesas amine wake. bet Oa ahem mmihks last Thrssalsy la a bawbetses is Charlse4lossi. • ma maned Caspar proved that la saw Redmond, sae Ow Wean sow la ` York Castle, eeU Mr. Cloaylr's watch la Barry, and the latter, ea above stated, was lOW mittsd foe trial at the seat York salsa. Tut: Ulla or WELLINGTON. The word , 1141f.,f, of the Claque Ports MIMI* memorialised the Earl of tatty yto permit than le take port the feaseal of their Chu r Warders, have resolved •re y item his lordship as —"Nit.-1 am direeted Lard Derby to in&res roc loth referees, to tM whisk yea put late 44 ' 1 ' • fer_ efe. that Italia\ be tars tato asst. --1 "" m amo the blab of 1Y tostrol.—l as, . W. P. Tourr.—To Kr. Moir, sollaitar to the tune. Poets."—ili toettioa has loos moo•od to to dot Nat vet preciedases beware the Mimi, of tit= Port..ed door of the City or lostirs,_ Is the of the fu eera l , t a r forma rosiosilog dm* tha oiNdol SSW *cepa tibia culsd lostsout than ormi ifs Dolts solidro Vets to the Int pie mesas tits Aida aorstroso, wit& Ott City datum not es lir Croft piTiler of brim trishwo ni all pet& ooromotioir eftWo their City. Tar. CITY or Loignow UNION LED VII POOR tee bout,.—Ye the oplardkila af tits City or lomat false set et Board.roee, is 11. Karr um. sad ys.w.l the follow* fuchsias : " TbM IW Board of Ov.to, .o. cannot terry oat the orders of dim less,-Mw Ceeea , ...toners foe reivilatiai relief elfsmisd M itall.dmir Moyer. without idiots' mat bardlitio, tokridott owl o Ppro..ios epos amity wile are maids.* Or disk proieselis lawri lIM tan s ad ." I trootaittod to t mat sin MIAMI OM ale Pier-law 10/4= *f.". ‘ll% A Y EXCURSIONS To IRELAND.—It is stated Wt upward* of 240,000 persons have visited Ireland daring W las year, thstregh the eh'y menniese by railway. PUBLIC SALES. 00toona IL—By Nam WINSTANLIT, at the Nast.— Pasha* mulanso es Egbans-bill, with pleasure grounds, he , limes of meadow land—sold for 6,1201. Two Maps, war the preading, reducing a net rental otazo mem he 13 yaws unexpired—sold for M. No. 4, Fortes@ terrace, entish-town, of with hogs gain, bald for 61 yam at a ground rent 121.--sell he MIL By Ur. thlananw, at Garroway's.—Lrasehold honer, 17the &AM at Norton, Iferrey, let for 301., held 16 yaw CM TMs basis contiguous to he pomading, let at 011. per Inn 92 yews, alit 1111.-4301. NIIIMIT sal Lanws, at Oarraway's.—Lease sal poodwlll of thl t_ holCestle, Northampton-square, bold kr 46_years astar r y i tlAlD -- ulttriiiway's.-I , Mehold property, M • alai the Railway Tavern, Noltasowdos. at NIL re smium-1,111111111. Melia sedl= pr ir voilbsp mu the foregoing, at at IN. par now MalaH wltlpar at at 41. lb. per annum acb as ham-6101. _ _ Lena asi petite. el She Blue Posts, Charlotte•streei Y,tapney Mid As 22 years at 631. per SAIMIM- INAIIIMEATION OF THE SALT/MORT EXHIBITION l or LOCAL INDITSTAT MM, AND MITIQUITIM. Yesterday the Exhibition of the Works of Leal leMastry, Ara, and Antiquities, was duly biengumeled by Use Writ of iiiiisbury, attended by the asealseme the ilteplieWn j And 'ergs body of the ▪ midi matey of ilisaebeed, amongst whorls were—Timaim Jul l i e n . the Right He.. fey Herb, W. J. Bar., M.P. • C. Ruing Wag.lf. ~ • Sir F. H. E. B a rt. ; Maw. Gemmel , litarly blame ass 'Week, H. B. P. Zaboy, , the comer. mid tie eidsemea sad men essmaillses, Is their robes, sawed the email amber, in what the most striking objects of the ezhlbllbm were Mtal i ka m esken up their Madeira Mmese a Sam that . ise their rempasa. tbe Messil mead ibe Thememedea Nedra IN the sens e Wee be whieb It nand. The mbibleke asides a very shake edeades of the mime trades sad arta carried ea in the Medi% esentalag of stun wares, cutlery, waillery, Watadre sMB, Asasiaaer iamb, whips, apleblem, maelaY imOmmente. hamelastbewleg pertimed waters, sad. Weed, all dm metal Males whist+ formed se read. mat • list are in the Great RAM= of ISM, They were en of Ile best menufeetere, end showed that the county of WIN hes bid high for midi. Mother lamest, keg hems It of the It:Miriam of relies awl eastimi the of the ematy. The were asnereas. the IN —of lailseming amelatime. befog Bad yealeeed the beaseedie Wane wens by tbe Means= Mara Me battle., tbe seal of Comehman, nmarrallmis el hie heir, his totem bis_pwlimits, and a very them wen Etans the saint barrr,we of the wed MOW beep* tem ell ports of the I= l"l llse ge knhibilion was seemiled deras tke daT cad with every that the awes of the OWISTMUCO will be crowned men widish It as richly deserves. THE MI Ml= ARM BOMBS AT ItTEFNET.— Yester day Mr. W. .bar spend ea faireky et the Crown and Amber Tames, Nellea4l/00. Tenet=-street, fitypney, re swan. the dada of Masa Thems Elliott, aged 11 menthe. whit dad Iran vieleses. sad Jam Collins, aged limes, wise semallesd etude mew the ex traardia szy eireemelamee datilad la yeetualers Express. The seam peeved that the bassediate same of Collins's death 1 .111 eleenguiales. As we peel ~kw exeminatles of the el aid bad bola made, sad lbs enamel appesrame of the body allseded as due to the lame ef death, DO 01 4 • 1 0 6 mall be emu ea that elilissiV TM lemma was adjourned. Baca OF Tic Irma= or PILIIOL—A con firms of the Meade of and latemstlenel arbitration is to be held at awards the middle of January. vary asp firimmtelisa ef these wits sympathise with this mamma te gametal M amembie lie emerlea. FolataltlMlS IX Ismn.—Twe barked sod forty foreiguers priesaled tbsuwelvee at the masiati• of St. Helier, Josesio Tessiy sad Irebissily lass, in com plisses witit seipisowawas at liker Mary lb. Lieate assit-Gmrser Mumma viz JiltM-11me b a prewiden in the New Mita Mt at the Abet that dm NAM may be UMW k the bembeesse is "lab edam may be Mae& teeth arida forth De." No. I. Do. °mutat' North AN MIMI Word, Rots., h Who: ,Rett , oh Control 'hoed& am.. I Bina. Clue A tOkrowesozy lisithed ghiwrobory osi C MEOW Do. nowootry .„ Ualon Ditto A. B. C,sod D. toDy mama paid Donn ot pot art. South Zutoro „. h. ToolhhalliworDo j_ru~~ W w~o~ isle /SSW& !Wale Comm* Do. de. 1141mIsm Ds.o.l4.lLPuriims Irak mil Self IbLiad LINTS LZAAID AT 1 ..., - ..a. 2 liiirli spiv (ToWeii - • elearlaTir; iniel= an z a t oria, Delley rel. OngisiVasen O (Inett s :2= (Mad larinklLlVeners) Jumbo ornheiga" ) imp! Das Ihrsi sWit ect iOeiselfelen Toi(MUM swirl.. 141(to) Da. l loess ditto) .. Webb Ilmollhol !Mame Emile est Orsounde (losesills Dna Balm Pestarmie (DM) 1.. a. IhriAssiskildeselask (Mrdb Nsine,AmPerlisPsgP Onsall Is MistOwillee InissAllryie Ora Los. bilt.MNlMa‘iefort Dias erti/L2da i tO OWL. osiesit arum sai mum No: w oast swam ....„ Mopes& Mask OW. 1010.0 (Yale Lasi. sad York - 7 - • wise !oft ik ct.pa. Mho trommot to Orem Wotan) Abod. Dip, rfier CL 13 I S 114 el to sr OS •1 I Me 2/ 31 SO II 291 Ite U U - .• o fI 104 la --- - - ail ..._ .M illelphead .. ceopere l a pee lli k im ad rim": Om lesellia .- ,;.. I rlls. il trarpse 1.7. 1 11.140164616,6 pe...141 1 ONO de. Ps. .C 4 llwl pee Cost. Illsoi rareir r ele tiler sae 64 One NNW= prelim iism6l66.6oril 1 ikelefinltigitthe OWNl.lllisiNeste ea ilpe ) Woolen, Mod 41 p.a. Lap.lMN &Tofu, 6 p e. Les Pe lelpf. Ote.6pee et Littlest I pOt. 6 1662 lon.ll6l.lffeeOrmaldrtle 1011 1041 10d ICI zd 18 10 i did i Pa i 3 31 3 11 1 1 pa I I Dal 14 lb 17 174 9 14 Si ii 1 I 7 ;or ' 151 154 $1 sf pas r----14ala"Zehillie.t.in... 7 1 D.. low sie Ohm. p 0 De. do. pCt. C Nu° Prlitwpar Diuoßradlird Parlp 1.0.11 E fatiorlev. II f rf dial 9m 10 10 pai Par 1 Pa 19 324 99 94 lie - Afavece, — iiil;y s p ' et .1 , ere :Ward, Woreester. Wolfer., 110.6 per Oert ebscwo.altina.NeirGear. Shteeckehaeler(Nor.W. Whs.' 1 prr . De. 1 per Oast *with Deco ... _ 171 ISI I I pa Jo 14 361 23 I 2 de 112 IN I IN Pal i PS FR.East(Real.Ans)Ored. RaZegfrsd IClWear .. York, Illowisetio,ls Gt.Nortli •)f aft.perel, Mete Ditto _ VOILZION LII!LWATF. 4110184 C of Phase — "3 'Marking mid 6quelless 1 161 1;1 Mon sad Suwon S !Dumb PAM* 10 Resdlediss If S p Do. I Grist 14414 a 1 .4ebtaila - 41, 4 04434 Amebas of ?nab . II I 34 rt.WirtalC4s4,6ol44•4 per 1 pa I:l3.4 erted Dm& p Me Ito& U ad letue)soe- May. 14411; due la 1437, it psromt. ,;i2;l ia2; 10 1 00 51 5$ H 7 149 id SI SI 113 I lb 341 171 27 23 I% 7 109 SII 1 14/ 3 111 191 3 31 OS 33 U 4 as !Id. le /4 be ■I as s • NQ - 41 5 , I .6 uli; i4i lM le 00 en I_ I all 4 I I u 1 lir 11_ , , 1 i Y it* The March Exchequer "ins_ in considerable demand to•aay, and rose 2s. closing 735. to 765. prem. The Lune bills were also better, with trans actions at 70s. and 725. prem. Foreign bonds met with a fair share of business. Spanish stocks are well supported at the late ad canoe. The inquiry was chiefly f o r th e P ass i ve bonds, which reached 81. Peruvian Deferred were more offered, and receded to 62. Mexican were steadier, rallying to 25, and Buenos Ayrean also realised improved rates. Of Sardinian there were again some considerable purchases by an influential broker, and the price rose to 98. The scrip of the new Swedish loan was quoted in the morning 11 to 11prem., and in the afternoon 11 t o 1/ prem. Bar gains are marked as follows :—Belginn Four-and-a- Ilalf per Cents., 98, 971 (exchange, 23f.). Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 1 prem. Buenos Ayrean Six: per Cents., 72; ditto for acct., 15th October, 73. Chilian Six per Cents., 1041 ; ditto Three per Cents., 75. Danish Five per Cents.,loll, 1051. Dutch Two•and-a-Half per Cents., 641; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 961, 1, 1 ex div. Mexican Three per Cents., 23, 241. Peruvian Actives, 103 ex div. • ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 631, 621, /, 62 ex div. Russian Five per Cents. ' 1191; ditto Four - and-a-Half per Cent s .. 103. Sardinian Five per Cents., 97,3,1, 98. Spa nish Old Three per Cents., 611; ditto New De n (erred Three per Cents., 25/, 261, 231, 26, 254; ditto Passive (Converted), 61, 3, ; ditto Commit tee's Certif. 31 per cent. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 81, 81 pram. Venezuelan Aetives, 41. Amongst the miscellaneous share business wo have to record transactions in Bank of Australasia shares at 59} and 59; London Chartered Bank of Australia, 31 (21. 10s. paid); Union Bank of Au stralia, 49; ; ditto New, 61, 6 ; Australian Royal Mail Steam (41. paid), 31 ' • Crystal Palace, 5 ; Royal Mail Steam, 791, 80 4 . Our det ailed list of the prices of shares in new under takings is subjoined : Bordeaux and Cette Railway, 31 to 4 prem.; Upper India Rail way / to 1 prem.; Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway, 11 to 11 prem.; Boxier. and Graissessac Railway, Ito prem. • Quebec and Richmond Railway, to prem.; Wo o dtord Railway, par to 1 prem. ; Wim bledon and Croydon Railway, 1/ to 11 prem.; West End and Crystal Palace Railway, par to 1 prem.; Vauxhall and Sydenham Railway, to 1 Fem.; Ebro Canal, to 1 prem.; French Crystal Palace, 1 to a prem.; English, Scottish, and Australian Bank, to 4 prem.; Bank of India, Australia, and China, 1 toll prem.; Irish Submarine Telegraph, 1 to 1 prem.; Fair Head Harbour, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; North of Europe Steam, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prem.; Netherlands Land Enclosure, par to 1 prem. Monday next, the 18th inst., has beeu appeinted settling day for the shares of the Woodford Railway, Richmond and Quebec Railway, and English. Soot tish, and Australian Bank. The failure of Mr. J. Grey, flax spinner, of Dundee, is announced, but the amount of liabilities is small. It is stated that there are scarcely any assets available. With reference to the failure of the rice crop by inundations, the accounts of which attracted so much attention lately, the letters by the Niagara mention that the extent of the damage was at first exagge rated, but that it is still estimated at 25 per cent. It is also apprehended that, in addition, the quality of the crop will be much deteriorated, so that it is ex pected prices will range high during next winter. The Spanish papers bring the account of a warm debate in the Cortes relative to the Spanish line which is to meet the line of the Central Peninsular Railway of Portugal at Bids juz. Subscriptions have been *m.ened throughout Spanish Estremadure to raise part of the capital for the construction of the line. In the market for foreign exchanges this afternoon the supply of bill. was very small, and negotiations were consequently effected in favour of sellers, that is to say, at lower quotations in several instances. Short Paris remained at 25.271 to 30; ditto three months at 25.475 to 50. Amsterdam was very scarce, and readily taken at 12 florins. On Hamburg little paper was offered, the rate declining to 13.7/ to 8. I. rankfort was done at the depressed quota tion of 1201 to /, the exchange from the other side coming much lower, owing to an unusual scarcity of money. Bills on Italy were iu fair request, particu larly Genoa, at 25.60. St. Petersburg ruled at 37 to 1. Spain and Portugal were dull at previous rates, and Vienna and Trieste extremely flat at 11.48 to 62. The price of silver remains firm, and the Indian demand continues, all the supplies available being bought up for transmission to that market, so that the shipments by the Alexandria steamer of the 19th inst. will no doubt be large. The Mint, the opera tions of which have of late been carried on with great activity, is also in the market as a purchaser of silver, but is usually anticipated by individuals. Formerly, when the Mint was in want of this metal, it used to obtain its supplies from the Bank of England, but now that the Bank's stock of silver is reduced so low, the Mint authorities are compelled to enter the market in competition with the ordinary buyers. Under these circumstances, it is natural that the price of silver should be well maintained. The present quotations of the bullion market arc thus reported by Messrs. Sharps and Wilkins:—Bar gold, Us. 9d. per oz. standard; bar silver, ss. Ofd. per oz. standard; ditto, containing 5 grains gold, ss. Id. per oz. standard; dollars, as. li d. per oz.; fine cake silver, 58.51 d per oz. The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Monday are thus reported by Mr. Beater's telegraphic ex press : Dutch Four per Cents., 95 9-10; ditto Two and-a-Half per Cents., 631; Mexican New, 25Z ; Portuguese New, 38 15-18; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic% 78. At Vienna on Monday the I - 11 111 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARIE-LANE.—THIS DAY. There was very little English Wheat fresh up for this morning's market. and the trade was steady at the rates of Monday. The arrivals of foreign Wheat are large, but we have not a sack or barrel of f4reign Flour in this week ; although tranattions were not extensive former rates were fully supported for both articles. Barley continues to come forward slowly, and its value is well maintained. _ The receipts of Oats have been on a tolerably liberal wale, but with a good demand. Factors had no difficulty in supnorting Monday's currency. In Beans and Peas no change occurred. ARRIVALS DUO LONDON !nom 11th OCT. to 13th Ml'. Qrs. Swtheh. Sootoh. Irish. Foret. , . 14270 80r1.37. .... 3110 1120 370 I 7330 7330 I 1•900 MAU ..... 7630 MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SI:GAL—This article is very firm at the advance of 6d. paid yesterday. The public sale of 900 boxes white Ha varnish in bond wu bought in 29e. to 325. 900 hhdo Porto Rico sold at 335. to 3.51., and 40 hhdi. Cuba at 33,. to 33,. 6d. The refined market is quoted Bd. dearer ; grocery lump', 445. to 475. Corrut—There has not been a public sale to-day ; about 2,000 bags native Ceylon sold at 435. 6d., at which there appear to be more buyers than sellers. Txa.—The demand for common Congou continues goad, and quoted Bfd. buyers. RIVE.-1,300 b aga Bengal sold freely in public sale, at a shade higher prices. Ils. to I la. 6d. Sriarrs.—Pimento sold in public Bale, 51 per lb. ; Nut megs, 2.. 41. B d.; Mace, 2a. Bd. to es. ed. Cloves: l'enang, II to 111 per lb. Pepper, black, 31 to 31 ; white, 81, 9d. Smarts.—Brandy is very firm at the late advance, but Rum is dull of sale. luntoo.—The sale is progrcuing without alteration in prices. SALTPETRE.—Refraction 9 sold in public sale at 265.; refraction 131 bought in 245. 6d. to 255. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Patteuden and Smith report that at Weybill fair, yesterday, about 2,400 pockets Farnham Hops, awl about 2,600 country Hops were pitched for sale ; but, as is usual on the first day, very little business was transacted; the supply, however is much lens than was expected; it is thought good prices will be obtained. The market here on tames very active at improving prices. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is firm to-day. Town Tallow is very scarce. Quotations rule as follows :—Tawn Tallow, 425. GI. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 435.; October to De cember, 42a. Gd. ; January to March (1853), 421. 9d. LOCAL SHARE IL MRKETS. BIRMINOIIAII, OCT. 12.—This market was firmer to-day, and prices all in advance. Birmingham and Stour Valle were done at IN. Shrewsbury and Bir m i ng h am S toc k (London and North Western Guarantee), ilf ; and Old Birmingham Canals at 1031. Lentos, OCT. 12.—The share market has been without chango from yesterday. The ebbing sales were as fol lows :—Midlande, Stock 76j; Lancashire and Yorkshires ; NortEWeaterns, ; Leeds Northern Extensio n ., N o . 1, prem. TIIE GENERAL SCREW STEAM NAVIGATION COM PANY have applied to the Southampton corporation for tho purchase of a piece of land belonging to that body, near the docks, to build office. similar to those built by the l'eninsu ' lar and West India Companies in that town. ANTI-MILITIA PLACARDS. —ln Monday's Ez press it wu stated that prosecutions had been directed to tie carried out by the msgtsti ate. of several counties, under the sanction of government, against persons exhibiting pla cards intended to dissuade men from volunteering for the militia. We have since been informed that in Buckingham shire a bill-sticker, named Barron, has been held to bail to appear at the sessions to answer a charge of having posted some of these obnoxious bills. It is also stated that at Great Budfield a clerical gentleman became so much ex cited by the eshinition of one of the placards on the shut ters of a Quaker neighbour, that he discharged the contents of a double-barrelled fowling-piece at 1 the document, completely obliterating it of course, but at the tame time doing serious injury to the window-fasten ings upon wl.ich it was posted. The police, we understand, are making exertions to discover the printer of these bids. THE HuntNo SEASON.—The sporting world will he glad to learn that foxes arc generally plentiful in this and the neighbouring counties, end especially in the neigh. bourhood of Oxford. Lut Saturday, while the Berkshire hounds were aub•hunting at Wytham, on the Earl of Abing don', estate, several of the persons on foot viewed as many se seven roam In Lord Redesdale's and Mr. Drake's soon. ties it is also stated that foxes are numerous.—Berkshire Chronic:a. Warre or EXECITTION.—After the 24th instant writs of execution are not to remain in force for mote than • your, Inlets revireil. This is an important alteration in the law. ';‘,..i .. ? te. .. " . ;k -: '7: ....tgl, p „..._,.„.... .. ..• ,:, ..„.. $ ii IS all 03 SO " " P P " I " V 10 14 ni 41 41i 14 IS 141 111 111 166 SO II 28 03 I I+s 101 l zd Il i pa pa 1 IU lON II In .-- - v.z