The Express. — London, England, 1853-09-26 00:00:00

-, 114; 1 [THREEPENCE COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. Our marks t was only moderately supplied with Eng li.b wheat this morning, by land carriage sample floes Essex and Kent, and the ~ffers coastwise were not numerous; and there being a brisk demand for usable qualities the stands were speedily cleared of such at an advance of 41. to is per qr. upon the currency of Monday last. Foreign wheat was in request at a like improvement in value. The top price of Lawn made Hour was raised to 701. per sack ; and a fair amount of business was done in Ame rican Hour at 2s. to 3s. per barrel advance. --- Barley was in short du g pply, and flue malting and grind ing descriptions were 2s. per qr. dearer; secondary qua hues of malting hung on hand. With short arrivals of Oats their value improved 2s. per qr. Beans were scarce at is. to 29. d .; and white boiling peas, in the absence of supplies, comm md almost any price. A1111.1tinl.111:11 . 0 LONUtt3 HU'S, SF.PT. 12th to 13EPT. I Ith. Use. enellsh. bar. co. Irt.h. Vorete... W 1 1•46.....«.. I 3140 27 1 Barley ...... ... Gel 3r6 I OISS titer 464 6A 2734 103/7 Kai ..... Flour. 2677 auks and 20.722 barrels. DANCING -I. AN E.—TILIS DAY. The following public sales are declared for to-morrow ! Sugar : 251 Wt. Barbadots, 100 htls. Neves, and 1000 bags Bengal, a quantity which is considered 1.01.11. Coffee: 3000 bags native Ceylon and 330 bags plantation Ceylon ; Cocoa : 500 bags Trinidad ; Saltpetre : 1,004 bags Pepper ; 2.500 bags; and Cochineal, 300 bags. Men —A large amount of business has been done since Friday at tully 3d. advauce, and the d eman d cont i nues good. 'f EA.—There was an active demand on Saturday, and a large amount of business done at very full prim s. To-day the demand continues good. CoTTON. —NO lake 'reported. OILS —Seal, pale, 341. 10s. to —l. ; straw, 33/. to 331. 10s. ; brown, 321. los. ; Sperm, 861. to Sit ; Head matter, BW. to 911. ; Cod, 341. ; South Sea, 36/. OA to 401. ; Olive Gallipoli, hit. to 681.; Spanish and Sicily,s9/. to 631. ; Palm, 33/ 10s. to 291. 10s.; Coeoa Nut, 421. to 44/. ; seed, rape, pale, 4:/. to 42/. ; Linseed, 291. ss. TALLOW MARKET.--THIS DAY. The market is quiet te•dap. There being no further political news, prices are a sh►de easier. Town Tallow is quoted 66.. nett cash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, Os. 3d.; Oct. to Dec., .57e. 3d.; Jan. to March, .7tis. 9d. VARTICULAIN OV TALLO%. 1031. E 11452. %odious hmd Caekv Delivery• Inetw•en k Do. trots lel June 29,143 2,1118 26.933 1,149 19.343 39a. 3d. 34,460 2,715 2 5,699 932 17,431 416.0 d. 1833. 22,139 2,640 29,26 3,674 18,u50 S 6•. 6d. nivel lut week Du. trout let lune riee V. C. per ewt. Do. Tnivo Arrival for the week team ; and deliver 7, 2,3 comprised 3,246 coke rro I 41.. oe. I 43.. 44. ending Oct. 4 last year, 1,404 ,5 casks. The arrival last week a St. Petersburg, 106 Australian, 19 from other platys; total, 3,674 303 South America, and auks. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The supply of beasts is considerably 'mailer, and conse quently they are more readily disposed of; in a few in- stances prices are rather better, but, on the ge, there is scarcely a quotable advance. The number of sheep is about the same as of late ; the favourable weather causrs a brisk trade, and choicest qualities are rather dearer. Good calves are scarce, and sold at advanced rates. From Germany and Holland there are 2,721 beasts, 7,020 sheep, and 161 calves; from Scotland, 60 beasts; from Northern and Midland' Counties, 209. . •1• ' '' •••• ) / • /2, -, •. i ..- -- 1 - r • ••• ✓ / . " see . /.....- ••r • ../. • / j/f- / • „...... -ir ... . 0' . es." o: ' e * s - 7 4-- . / / e f • i,,, ,, .2 ~ „, ,, , • e • 1., , .: .e.......:-. 0 - • t cf ,,,, ,x4111rt 4 5 , ..... • No. 2,214.] LONDON. MONDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 26, 1853. -- 4,75; K of DEPOSIT, 7, St. Martin's-place, MONEY MARKET. 210,529 dols. brought in by the Arabia from New 7 retell:re-mum &ulna SHARE LISTS. normuusca maw& _a__ __ York was for French account. The value of the st. 100 Aterdees 1 ,,,„ ,1„..,...0 ~fINVWYIO43 RONEY are requeeed to mode' --____..-- 1 - - , k , I. ,o • f •ht• Itt•tllu•inn, by which a high rate sal Interest easy to SATCYDAY ITININO. arrivals in this market is only ► tsbout 208,0001. ster- et. 100 eastern No. 9,1 per Ct., - - .. a • .11 ist7 . lit ..eurity. SATUSDAY EVIINING. it. 100. Crime! k Y.leter 4 per Ct.! - - ca.."' • - This has been a moat exciting day in the Stock ling. very injuriously affected t 0..,,,, ~. is .._.t in Jarro) and .11,•y. The railway market, as • matter of course, was Si. I °°4717.7331137. Lie Mid -1 70 0 "3 PRI ER 7a oI:RISDN. biennia, Director. Exchange, and generally throughout City circles , On the other hand, the shipmerts continue heavy. 13 13 Mercer mid Holy , 154 171 xi Proineermes bee an anoit:own. The custom-house statement of the exports of the to-day by the panic in the et an Gort mal Banda - - The announcement that the British and French prec . ious metals direct from London during the week II all Dendee, Perth, and Aber funds, serious and incessant fluctuations taking place dean Junetioe ... I II Ilf a-- - ` --.- I I'VE OUINILAS.-Mr. HALSE, the Nledical fleets, or at least • portion of them, heve received ending Thursday last, includes 33,796 ounces and throughout the day, and quotations being altogether 33 i t as "' s ke l ` ^f3l-I "'l l e•c t.' 5 4 4 os.r fro. at 11. Ibruerac li.maam. bloke, Informs hi. f: irate ; . , 3,6001. in gold, and 80,200 ounces of silver. retire- most irregular. London and North Western fell at 7 6 11 5 2 * D i t 44:17111.4177.14.411Ct'perCel 44 i t pm Igo 81l'F tit'INSA aresuiltSES ere sow yeady.-send tee or de rs to pass the Dardanelles, combined with other plaltr wafter' ie lat ilmisli:et .4. Reined G.ilvalina. one time to 98 ; Midland to 54/ ; Great Western to au 61 itast.C.....Rats.,s st c,f4„l. i ii p, unfavourable influences, produced a panic in the renting an aggregate value of about 162,0001. The /ICH bell pine MODERATOR LAMP, with globe stock markets, such as has not been witnessed since major part of these supplies was for Hamburg, the 6 st eitto do. N 0.2, 1 „ ILI awe awl .rand arn b l°l• • o7.° (thin"' aria "' I . "" I T the troubled days of 1818. The funds were gold chiefly passing on to Russia. The account in 771; and other stocks in proportion. Owin h i° lls Do. 74°"° per Dine . b"a . 1 1 I ever, to the fall in the railway g, ow- ► go go . goormasearobripmr.ap.Ct 19 20 wipe S. trek. Every sew /nen la paireeleda. he.. born Pao, detail is as follows :-Gold coin : To Member*, _ so marked for some weeks past, the actual depression ' 1:414844' ' 34r" P.ut - '- - ma el'. le Si. let Oka. B. ISt, tamed (well *opaline throughout the day marked by the most violent 19,070 o Rotterd am,4'o •toB .1 unces ; too ounces , e 1 pseotsenesti•se tee Great Kt perlant, 115 121 ll6 -- fluctuation, and, after experiencing a full of 2: per _ _St. 100. Do. 3 per cent. Scrip, Ito.' funds. The effect of any investments is still largely 10 . 7 1 anm" " " P ' et. 1"a . I " 110 gium, 4,374 ounces. Gold es: To Hamburg, in prices to-day was not proportionate to that of the H , E .,... fi r U y C 1 'C .,,, R823 , p....4 FUL t,,,5, 1LE813 4...tin. LTS er iiia the so last wLci ha i 4f , CAMAS OIL isurens .4 * .nulterty soun.hing powers •n tLe ct th ll ey t" I le ti f o t ß o l ff ly yesterday.eicietdabout 2 per cent. lower than 10,902 ounces, and 3,6001.; to Ho terdam, 1,000 In every other department ounces. Silver coin : To Himburg, 200 ounces ; ' 4 Do. 44 pereeet. eerie par I pm ' outweighed by the continued eapply of pawned st. ouotstbewamettuusetbe e to l ies aw ns ',sweat, a, mad imps, ermined the Doman Hale, and when stock, and by the tendency to sell speculatively on " • 6 .111 ° . " 1 - 111 th 1 elthin'en 1 01 6 2 1 4 isery oti..r rptDde b,• reew. I: mum. it Oen. Who,: on ~ n 0... of the h00...e equal agitation reigned, and some of silver bars :To Hamburg, 80,000 ounces. io.. :Cs Doacur.roleern. 14 wet. 44 iso 192 The other shiyments reported to us comprise every favourable reaction, but it must yet be Oi lmen, -ameba". vent I thlc - tie... , n I %''''' 'can 4 "' l slea•leln the leading railway stocke, including, for instance, . sr_ ied Ditto irredeemable epee ct 9i 100 -.owl makes it bi.utifelly sit, curl , sod ebsi. For chore ne it b 42 9,0701. by the Upon, for Alexandria, of which served that there has been to-day an increase of buy- rt. ,s`, ."17,701"per...".T4'.1".1 ito"l4slar a 1 espci.,l y rierramended, es farming the teem et , beauidul bead 0: Lun don and North Western, are lower than 31,8001. was in gold, and the rest in silver ; 81,793/. leg on the part of the public, particularly of London had. - Pr. , . la al. sad 7..; fm.ily bottles (equa , to four small , . le la ; Ina .. Inoth.Guar.s .t,- - Id pa. (4.• onl slosh* that Wm, its. Crake-Os the answer of • • they have been since 1848 . The broker m Ito nearl all • ld h It al 'I t y in go ,by t e oy mai s eamer .ag , si _ and North Western Stock, for which - some con- a. : to , Ditto New Guar.. tie , MI - -. ma hon:e 4 ill Ow work. " Roaloada' Roessler Oil," is me Uses. act, for government and for the Ilabk of Englund dalena ; and 25,2011. by the 'horns, for Lisbon. The bl ao , s LosettletWeattka•Therclai 24 3 ma Eden e orders were in the market to buy at 114 iii , t 0 ,,,k„ r a0.g.,..„ h _ _ -.sad by A. kowLAND mid SOME Ss, illaton.mirden, toneast mike Caismett asdaerfainers. was a sent rof government stock to a considerable ascertained shipments from the kingdom for the par and thereabouts. The realpressure on this • 14 all ,Losdosiderrykßunisk.4•lll - -ad aeek are thus raised to close upon 700,000/. Ship- market was experienced a week or two back, when IS ,25 ,Mats.SkelfarLine.poi.liel 4 7 amountyesterday afternoon , and this, added to other T H B I/ A 1 Is Y NBW S : mints of gold to France via the Kentish ports were pawned te ,is . Do. New 110 .. . 84 14 stock was so freely thrown forward for a 2 : Do, go .., f dia fpm xi 3zd I.m.due !Vomit. r raper , price sd , sales on bankers' account, seems to have decidedly La a Polities! Sweet. the DAILY NS MS t• at the bead of the Li- also made d • all the earlier tof the week, but unng par realisation, irrespective of its intrinsic value. At 12 4 all . Ear7P.k Cella% /iv& - - pm weakened the marker, and rendered it leas able to the close the market was characterised by rather re- 41 l a a' 43° "' " ` •"•°°.e' ''''' "5 II" $ Weal Pres. of Gnus Britain, eds.-4one free ounmeme In its henedest they were to a moderate extent only. Ditto netelener,........ 4 Ma tar , .a s, ale all sand awl Pr.."'" ""eeth e t wba t ba r P °411 " 1 % " 4144 maintain steadiness of character in lace of any new The amount of railway calls falling due in the markable steadiness, considering _the general seta- st I 115).!forolk Tateesiol .. .. - - ad 1 et sodeskestlial. re inei De. 34 per et. Pref. Stet - -ad Is the tritest , al , se of s • sr* •. e - of the house Lon 'on and North Western left ae o rI n we, In the accur-cy of Ito political feature calculated to excite alarm. The month of October, eo far as yet advertised, is them flan • ei. us rse.wan . wam ., him - - I law Sepats In the eneyde, tz•-•titul. 401.1 impart's! chamear of its stated in Mr. Slaughter ' s IVeekly Railway Share off firm, and Lancashire and Yorkshire, Cal --dedOni° l3 S, IS , 6 . Do. Debentures ... ... - - 111 i /brags Intelliemme, ' red In the varied mercantile and commercial a news of the movement of the fleets was further ac- 1 . s sentaned in the City, >:+c .way, awl Monetary Ar ales,- companied by a great variety of alarming rumours 'al : and Dovers comparatively weak. at., isterieruteratee ~. ... .. ins tor ad , 104 Sad 90 ' all North Staftordshire t a raPe ' ris tursursereed. Amount per stare. At the final close London and North Western at . 10, Oxford, Worcester, a• d It soktities a mere detailed Set n! Maiming then any other paper- referring to politics, to the money market, and to the ,---A---, Stock was quoted 99; to 1 ; Lancashire and York- 1 se leiv t "'"l earl ' " i"" " of a": ""Mf ' l ' me '"'"'n ' f ''' :i "'" poeition of beceral branches of our export trade; and Dote Already Cif Number Due in Oct., 1833 . d 0 i,,., paid . of shares. a lt I t W nt lv o ll' ll l iti! Per sfitt - . M l- -dle - s r w d 15 d shire, 611 to 62 ex div.; Great Western, 78 to 1; I s „ r5 ,;..„,,... 55 .,,,,, ! „,, It • iI w 1.14 ml asi --,mt the only c 10.1% Munisc Repeat, with list priers, sashed &oyster,. altogether a very grave feeling of anxiety appears to t.unis & Drogheda York and North Midlands, 20t to 211 . Mid- is ts ' seremorneutratteseer. It adArears Itself to %rabies. ea beast the only paper beaded the Pier .125 Times" which eacluda and Was mamm a excluded, from its columni have become generally excited. A. regards the hart hest to . to i Do. 5 per Cat ... ....: par 4 pea Illellenaire advertisements. •Orest Lunen . 161 to 171 ; London and gouth Westerns, 36 to u: 23 fdoess Dews. ... no us . Wm I roar Its penerew is public • . i. lie a wn hy the last rehire of Amp position in which politics and the prospects of the b tamper. riper 37 ; Caledonians, 241 to 251; Great Northern., to i 14. Ditto Flied ii per cent par 4pm Owned toe the yaw In° tat 4 lee d thog 1- " thth° Newe l' a P" * . 11 maintenance of peace are placed by the ""'. awl% it wlll be sees thate Uwe (the yonnertst by more than Great North of 17; to 1; Eastern Counties, 111 to 1; Leeds North- , " I alt i A lb an, lot ti.t.ll K"ding. 24 HI ad 4tae7 , had in are years beaten its three intent competitor* : entry of the combined fleets into the Darda- Scotland, Morel. 3 3 10 0 30,600 3•,01.0 erns 12 to 13. it.' 140 , CM. 41 per cent. - - I ' l ' l4 •/ ' l ' l ' 81°211.6 I. " °3 * rinks, •• very gloomy view is taken. It is • .li , Ah oet i o tw s a b:r.. T i e 10- ... is se i• 0 1,000 40,400 Till " bear " account in French shares continue to 3° I all idth•Ym blblial b er°l • l333l 13 7 0 id Moron.. Cus,sictit - -Ale 1111,AXIXO Peer ... ........... ... ... 177.1 L.imaater 029 . 007 generally recognised that the political stants 1 4 ,1,.. g m mat o afford support to quotations. Prices at one time ex- I St. ;110 York, Newmattedta Vero., KU.NI•I 4 Hee ste. - 1,139.000 1 Dep. 2•4 •9 24,000 45,000 perienced • sharp fall, but a rally of about 10s. per ... i 1 o e•terreb of ithethathe: 01 1 l 0 1 DA ILn Ne:WS ip441 4 ... ..2.152 . 000 of Europe is now changed, inasmuch as solemn re 1 5 'Ditto D.sto ... _ ef .5 11. rid southeast 13 7 110 0 45,000 60,002 share took place before the close in the speculative TM saloons! waist's an, of this Isuttloa . 1 - thmlles the le:teeing treaties, ti 10 YorklitN.Mida &Pala 11 f die I 'Own re,ntly repreased by a tamtemporary : to which all the leading Powers stand corn- •se " osio ` Asa Neat- descriptions, which, however, left off 20s. to 30& per 1 9 1 0 0 3 0 , 0 00 50,010 ----..-._ a The ' lints sew.. 'ni th e lesthlfee% a , all the 1 - 0010 " "mei* mined, are by that step annulled. Nor is the ape wi f. , ° ;,: a dll.„ c . ; share worse than yesterday. At 4 o'clock Northern. emse the flat It thee hien Cowed ands high liberal tuns -re • • Latently that cmassivative use whleh ht etr,oly pearance of the Money Market regarded without . e ar and us preull•in. eons 4 r cent. the ..ohne 'l;thas , e 4 Untlen° • a nd alrnd7 . nth th° "' mama ' considerable anxiety, stimulated by the extrnoreli - • preference r 13 13 3 0 0 23,403 70,215 Paris and Lyons, 14; to 151 prem. Central of it 5 katwerp and Rotterdam 14 11 die ilireeneioe of toe Tetuan: ..e4 cl..tty mom, and with the largos 10 6 Bracey' to Graipmeme... 3 I die Mamber if a dvert : -emeata -nest to tee . Taw' -obtmed by any• Neminerket Eaten. 11 41 010 0 17.000 13,3 et nary increase in the amount of private securities . 4 id 1 isla dolly ~.per, i ii political more than currespomis witk its sommercial tuy lan All other foreign and colonial lines were heavy, 110 2:' Charleroi nos kfillliiillllS. 1 f 14 entseise - shown in the last retutn of the Bunk of England, *Zealand - stems and widely quoted. 20 10 Dijon .srui 'haunts)* - 4 It pm T• aa an'n d °7la f_ 7 7?_ °3 3.' ller '' :3 " thni° a the 17°°"" ; oral Commercial confidence is, to some extent, impaired •• nt, proportims called by fOffign 0DU1P1D1ML1C373.16.5, but tbe SO 5 Data Ithenieti... ... .. 21 doe lbethhce, 10. Bonvene. m, Fleetatreak lambs. 10 le dam ichan ... .., . 34 1 pm 354 money is less easily obtained. As usual at such eotatnes or EnsMb proprietors are not known. THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. 10 1 Da Ratension -- - -- - - In October, 1852, the calls were 80 ( 1 , 351)1. The The railway market opened with an improved t s Orem Iroise essierita 4l 4 THE SrLTAlell NSW KIOSK, periods , although the prejudici a l rumours previously so 10 °rand inaction of FiSttn, If 24 pm __...--- circulated with respect to two or three commas - total calls for the ten months 011853, are 8,799,5011 this morning, and fora short period ~ appearance... 10 Grand Trunk of Canada Some of our readers will remember that Mr. W. J. . against 6,737,4271. in the corresponding period of buyers carried prices higher ; but general flatness shares and bonds $ 4 ills col names are understood to be totally tan- trat ot Frame.- Sf Snits, of her Majesty's 0111.:e of Works, was sent to Con- last year, showing an increase of 2,062,074 e has since supervened in this market, and at the pre- 20 a l l ? t. "l, l Cen g lo l' t i Le s s so, 1..111111144.1,0P1T1PP a tinople a few years ago to erect a building for the Bri- founded, there has still been a disposition All miscellaneous securities were more or less de- sent moment quotations are, on the whole, scarcely ' 101 all Hamilton& Toroato Ope. - - ash emlwasy. During the time of his residence there he to entertain distrust as to the stability of some classes pressed. Lard shares fell 11. to 21. Australian so good as at the close on Saturday. Lon- 21 .! Lereasr_rat_eiese•a-Pre 1 1., 1 s km &squad and superintended al works for the Sul- , tan, which d will not fail to advance the arts in that country. of the mercantile community who are known to Agricultural closed 28 to 30. All Australian Bank don and North-Western is at present quoted 99 17, 7, „77,7, w57) .. . ; 4 - 4 0 01 ham were lower. Australasia and Union of Aus- to 1 (after opening 100 to 101); Midland, 551 to ; ; s s Do. ... ... ... .. 1 14 Horeotcr, at the request of the Sultan, he has instructed have extended their ventures very largely of late, and 11 I 3 Do. (Canal).- ... ... I la five young Turks in architecture. Every circumstance fell 21. General Screw Steam Shipping shares Great Western, 78 to 79 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire tsare which ern give us an insight into the condition of things more especially accommodation is cautiously granted (161. paid) mark 12. Crystal Palace shares closed 611 to 62 ;Great Northern., ' 1 _1 _ Do. Guaranteed ... ... f }des It Lyme and keditemnean - - in Turkey is particularly interesting at this moment. on Australian papeA How tar this distrust is justi- Ito ei prem. to t.; and Caledoniane, 231 to 2 . 20 74 Madras ... ... ... f 4 pm Arehatieture is at a very low ebb in Constanti• til te rues estraaa... . - - tied by circumstances remains to be seen, but it is Annexed are the latest reports from continental French shares also improved, and have since fallen go ~, N oa ,,, a L:61„0„,j; i n,") 6 66 apple. The building is called in Turkey a kiosk -sad what we should in England call a casino-a greatly to be hoped the feeling will not acquire such bourses, Mr. as received by Heater ' s expense :- back to the closing rates of Saturday. Northern are I sti l a: " o t s h . roll k'Thn°r. • - 3" 334 334 4 budding where his Imperial Majesty the Sultan strength as to seriously aggravate the stringency of Amsterdam, Friday, c . losing prices : -Dutch Four quoted 321 to 33; Strubourgs, 361 to 37 (after per et. Wade Dor B. k Amiens Dm) 1 34 14 Abdul Med lev ee :asses his afternoons, and ofttimes gives re- 1 per Cents., 93 15-16 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., marking as high as 371); Paris and Lyons, 15 to . te all Norwegian Trunk Prefer. 7 e ceptions or. Here, too, he oftentimes dines, enjoy- the money market in so far as this important class of 61 15-16 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 221 ; prem.; and Centrals, par to 1 prem. 10 le Paris and Lyons ... ~ 13 154 pm 231 1 ing the exquisite views which this building commands of traders is concerned. the Coupons, 51; the old Three per Cent. Foreign, ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCK S . 15 20 Paris tad Dries= ... ... 45 45 10 ae Parise-ad Rouen ... ... 35 41 45 the 11„,mhurus, the Seraglio Point, and the entrance to Cln stantionple by sea. It is s rected on the Artillery-parade, Money to-day was tight out of doors, at 41 to 3 461; Austrian Five per Cent. aletullics, 80 9-16; maw a n. mo o t o _d o y 38 a Purl. and :Amasses .. 361 374 571 7 f called Tophana ; the foundations are on • swamp, with per cent. and upwards, according to the quality of Granada Deferred, 91; Portuguese New, 38 13-16; 66 . 14 . Lotman. Saturday. go 2 am , 10 4 Paria.C.mo ,andCherbsore 1 4pm 181 104 Goebert and Richmond .. - - die springs of water inning from every part. The foundations the paper and the length of titan that bills have to Granada Active, 20 15-16; Peruvian 'New, 731. a t , wa &l a m s , ~„ .. 20 el ss4 so ~ Rosen sad Haire ... ... 11 90 were concreted, the first example of the sort in Constanti- Mexican New, 24 1-16 ; Equador, 4. Paris : M 54 imlbargu 141 4fss Leath- a 6 Reyal Danish I ins lem noels ; and the Turks watched this work with great in- run. Discounters generally appear to be more and Itsat Juneau ..... 4 44 ad 5 2 Royal Swedish Closing prices this day : Three per Cent. Rentes .. • e iambs.. and Reuse . 134 all 13Ina.Welv.811deriefalley 14 94 10 4 Do. 114 per Cent. Prefer. - - tercet, but were incredulous of its results. But fur the Sul- exacting, and there seems to be a strong dig t - 75.85 d it to F d Half Cents. 101 50 • • 2. . L weer-len. 13 II die ; Four-an -a- per, . , 11 calm., en.,- taa's confidence in the architect it would have been stopped.2o 3 death Eartern of France 1 dis 4Dm The system there, under similar circumstances, would have tion on the part of dealers in money to call in loans Baste Shares , 2,81 e, 171 all Do.Cheakeirk.Plik 2s :.C. 11 17 ,„ 30 6 Soutarrn ed France I 2 4 ma SS 18) Do. do, do. 201... 8 4,. been pilag. The building is now calad the "Dijon of on atOck. Vt. l''C Bride me Reiter ... .. - -id 30 Is. Upper Indlallerip Constantinople." His Majesty, while the kiosk was in THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoox. st. too cassecolsa ... ... 41 4 47 1 50 15 4 lif all West Flanders . Consols o d tit' ' at 93 t • t 5 f pene te morning ,o . or se-is 20 to Do. 34 per Cent. Prefer. - - dl' sonstruction, requested Mr. Smith to furnish it; so Eighth The English stock market is still very unsettled. 6, el Owen sad 75°17b•ad .. 74 I° )0 le %Veaters to Prows.. 0 9 upholverers were reat to, and the Sultan hu now a cum- count, but soon fell to 93, and thence, on general 50 ill Cork and Banded' .. ... - - 10 3 Western& Bwlturtand 1 I ale The market opened, though unsteady in eppearanee, is 45 Li s boa ad Doiloodusa... - - par pieta European edifice. There are English stoves in every sales, to 92. From this a rally to 921 ensued, but at a considerable rally, Consols being first operated 33 all Invidee, Perth, end Aber. 10 9 Zealand 3l 11 ill moss. The interior walls and ceilings have been snide:ally dem lameness ... „. 7 punted in colours. The roof forms a terrace, and sales were again pressed on all sides, the market 921 to / for account. Business is marked as high as 66 o s,, 44, 4 ,4 doom ~„ .... ...... q _______ . covered with lead. The staircue is lighted by nine being quite panic stricken, and at one moment stock ' and H. 93, but a reaction soon set in, and sales have carried ts :II 1 Ditto (g s l ss a i t s ... ).' 11l /11 114 1 MINES. impartments between the capitals of the columns, the price steadily down to its present quotation of r et. 100 I:sr Cane Claw A... SS 40 Cleat g Beam Sled in with crimson stained glue. The building was actually offered at 911. At the o ffi cial close a 911 to / for money, and 91; to 92 for the 13th u ss us. oats n.kr.se.) - - is, Shares Moms. Paid. • prim dm has about 7-i feet in frontage, and is 40 feet deep ;it is rally to 911 to ;for money, and 911 to 921 for the ls Saturday , to dry erected of stone, with the reception of the plain walls, Oct. The great rise in corn f s- , I h ..---a _ badeffect. Bt. 100 Do. slam II sad C din. 26 SO y as a 6O 64 02 4 3 13th Oct., had succeeded, and at the final close the In the other d epartments ofthe house 't 33 ' 133 Let 1"4"1111. - - - which are of brick, stuccoed with lime and sand. The lime - a r , Imp ast i ,t rua a m a m ws .„ , ca II ad 100,00. 1 Alta Pyle all 1 1 Pali 1 1 i is the country is excellent. The carving was done by price was still a shade better at 92 to 1 for time. tion has prevailed. India Stock marks 2 - 10 ; Exche- to I ts Ulabrghisd Fuels,- -. - WOO I magic. eget:Man OM all 4 die native stonemasons. The principal front has a portico of During the hour prior to the final close, Console at quer Bills, 16s. to 10e. die. et ,1017 94190090.1arth,pun. 1 9 , 31 11 40.(0441 OP *Awl° Californian ° IL dt.ilo9 Olsegew kamthweatera - - 10,000 10 tAuatralasiso .... square pillar', and faces the Bosphorus. Bas-reliefs in the square columns of the portico represent the arms used by one moment had again rallied to 921, and fell twice Foreign stocks opened rather more firmly, but st. no ono women ... ...1 64 661 744 1 40,000 3 Do. Coal Main 1 4 the artillery. The upper floor is for eke sole use of his u low as 911. In fact, the market remained ex- 23 , i • have since generally , given way. Mexican is quoted St. 100 Da7 A . ank - - at. tee Des 1. Ile* ... - 110 1 5 4 i eh ISt 3 40,00 C 20 eAtistralias 60,00 e 1 Catalan Cordillera all 4 6 die Imperial Majesty ; the lower floor for the Sultan's suite. tremely sensitive to the termination of business, and ito • ' • pantsh Old Threes, 441 to 45! ; ditto era es ,ossemmaaawssettes.; 90 tee Ito 100,100 1 Auetralke Freehold 50 7SI On the opening of the kiosk-for nearly every buildiog is . Deferred, 211 to 1. Sardinian marks 90 to 91; et. toe lams Wiesen ... .. 7 7 7 4 3seiso 1 Ave Kees all f 1 die opened in state-his Imputed Majesty expressed his per- it would appear that the rally was weakly main- D u t c h 9'196; P t F 42 t 1 is it trip bath Eastern .. - - u.c ours, 0 to or uguese OUTS, 0 ; 50 . 6 , us ", sa 4 o w ,* . cg gg go gg 11,000 54 Mamma Iron &Dad all - - 200,0110 1 British Australia Bold an 4 les legal admiration of the whole work to the architect, and tained. The recovery was partly . owing to tele- Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 961; Peruvian 161 tit De-Thad. , 7 .. .. 11 . 15 Paid ~. ~ ... 20,040 20 tßritiablroa 13.3 7 9 invited, on • subsequent day, 'lithe paehas and grandees of graphic advice@ stating that the Paris bourse had not Four-and-a-Half per Cents. 691 to 71; ditto De- , 8 1 I r. Itaasidth• n .." d-Iseisi ' ' ' ' 6 L 4 V i de g o 6 4 ; 3 """ I° . °l U " rn ' lth r'l l "`•" 74a ' 14 1 3 3 the enip.re to visit it. Tads building wu erected at the fully responded to the fall on this side. It may be c_, 60 . 6,000 35 De.CleememidCatato al. 24 5t 34 recommendation• of his Highness Ahmet Fethi Paella, • 'erred, to 1 s Granada Deferred, 81 to 1; rs'' It - I);;liiiiiti ". • iiiiimi 4 3 3 1 let 11,,500 20 Do. It. John Del Rey 13 314 3 1 mentioned, however, that the Paris telea nh con- II 3 10 1 1 brother-in-law of the Salm, and one of the greatest ad- .t ra . . miters of modern civilisation, when it is legitimate. The Frenchis regarded • trolled as it is by the g o vernment , us tlelemisassialeskwau 11) 7 71 12,002 40 Cab» Oopme Ina is as satisfactorily executed as if it had been done with considerable distrust. n occasions of excite- -- -- to 7 , ursotwisrmiatiotaisel psr I pea St. Ind [La, Drisbtlia.RS. Cowl n 94 98 4 too,ooo 5 4Colornal Gold II4 pm Cataa. II 1.01 114 101 L London. The whole cost of the building was meat like the present, parties engaged in large Sean- St. tee leum. h thrth-Westm 90 91 Ism 100 4 194 maw gi., Ktop r o Di m , 0 4 a ns. e t 13 a , MINES.De. Fifths . . tar Iva 15 1,000 15 +Do. Pref. 74 per cent. all 61 74 pm about 10,0001. The same architect has erected • modern Mal aperations between the two markets frequently __._ 11 2 4 heauJet..h:tuatill.(ii Pee IPh 70,tw0 I +ling&AustrallanCoppi all 3 4 theatre tur Italian opens in Cu"t"ti"Ple. sad was find the necessity of despatching confidential couriers Great Nugget van ell llsl pm iivited by Diu Mejsaty into the Imperial box, on a repro- SATURDAY Evaiciwa. :2, 341 Do. Moidko..._. __.. .-; ;-, 71 1 100,000 21 Do. Revisired - - soutanes lees by command of the Sultan before the open- between Paris and London in preference to trusting Business in the market for English mining shares "d i " L "'" :"" °"4" ' ''''' '• '' so ill D.,, ten ... ... ... it IS dl, 10,40 a SO +Gemmel Ws: std a ttar the opera received tram him • diamond snuff. to the telegraph t which passes through the office to-day has been almost suspended. r a 24 Da, gap . .. . 12 It ~ 72,00 e 1 Grand Duchy of Bader all f ills par boa. Just before hiadeparture from the East, he completed of the Minister of the Interior, or to epistolary come- There was • foram - - little business in the gold mining share 2 5 all LawdonlanT 3 ' . C° , 5 11.681 1 Great Polgootk all 24 4 elk a wistergsrden foe the Sultan, with rooms attached, fur- spondence the sanctity of which has even been market, and, although the feeling was very flat, the -p a n te ail LoseloodrryikEenialulies - - 100,00 0 1 Lake Bathurst all fs dk Ranch. ikrif ,diLincoltab. 11 19 2111 60,01 N 1 Liberty asked amlll-ted up with articles of English manufacture, violated on some occasions. This state of things may actua l d ec l ine • consi derabl e, sal Si,- l Do. Siemer leash eierre - - tits in prices was not es Si 4 9,00 e S tLiname Medi espreuly hue it. In :he centre of the winter partiess/ 55 57 4 ii 1 0 6 so,oou 1 London/Wanton. Dad Is a crystal fountain of large dimensions. Mr. Smith has probably be explained, to some extent at least, by not being at, too WAWA .. .. heavily pressed. At 3 o'clock, Colonial sr. t „,., D‘ ,.al ro i .o a'D,,,p y gg gg Quarts CrivitingCo all 4 1 dons other e *trusties words, but we regr-t to hear that he the known connexion between the Paris court and Gold were quoted .-- to 1 . prem.; Great Nugget, a dis. 30 474 Oltd.O, west. Dal- ... - 100,400 1 Mariquita has bees badly recompensed, and haw eat reined his art for bourse. It is believed that a considerable proportion to par ; Port Phillip, 7-16 to 1 din; British Austra- 16 17 t Ditto 11V:shares- ... ss - -ss ad so,ooo 10 Mellosualt.Anliariaa 9 Se 41 the advantege of others rather than himself. Against this, of the real sales of Consols has been on banking Clomp 1 New Goosed& .. . lion, 9-16 to 7-16 dis.; Nouveau Monde, Ito 1 prem.; ' 4;l i t . DD• eery asiessi.;ie ... _ Idi far 60,. 1 New Linens illialig kowevir, he bat to put the " honour" of private interviews account. The official report of business in the A F • it s m I 15 174iNewportAbmgeradareferd II . 4 die and Smelting Co ...... all - - With the Sultan. never greeted, as we are told, to any Euro- -.. rut F ri a , 0,, pre m . all llra it pout befure.-The B /w/ der. Engiish stock market includes :-Three per Cent. 'r 00 nigger, and Sasiskiller, - - fhe shares of the Old Australian Copper, National a, e l N a ae uroo platDeol, - - 300,000 1 Nouveau Monde ifoi,ooo 1 Port Philip Consols, for money, 931,1, 4, 92, I, 911, .4,1; ditto Brazilian (Cocaes), and South Australian Companies et. ire W erra ... ... ... 41 45 46 Oc,ooo I (Prate Rock all 1 4 die I for account, 13th October, 831, 914, 921, 92, 911, - - were heavier, and other descriptions dull at former 11 le ! 1)"4 " ... - - 4 sem 10,00' Int +Rhyreney ken - - A PAINFUL CASE .-A most distressing scene was 92,91 z, 921. India Stock, 245 ; ditto for account, • m ;calf mparatively steady, el i prices. . e e are co so 44. Northers Counties Union °°-n g St. 100 tea inea ess ses me eeeo SO Sandie* &Cuba 20.001 I south Australian HI 36 44 MI 1 4es presented is this city en Thursday, in the removal of three 240. Owing to the agitated state of the markets I,T, 2'P Port li s prem. 15 16 North Devon, No. 1., ... 5 15 6,N11 10 fin Cro ft orphan children from a boarding school to • union ! Three to 4 prem., and or ya .to . the house was ordered to be kept open half•an-hour 1 all : Do. 1 A Deferred lf 5 48,174 25.1.51 *Maned Malan all 31 31 liteis girl', of the reepective ages of seven, sine, and The nominal closing prices of new undertakings are 8 alD a i 8 D omo ta t d 7 72 100,040 1 Wee Granada dim eleven, having lost their mother, were consigned to the Car. later than usual on a Saturday-viz., till half - past as follows :-Mizen Head, Ito h die. ; Lewis Hill so . 174 North Stafforesklic 761 di 101 mow 1 West Mariposa. : 11 31 I I die of a lady in St. Dunstan's, wbe boa educated and main- three. so all '.North Western Range, ito 1 dis. ; Cologne Lead, 1 to 1 dis. 151 10 „ ors , *south „ slur pm 1 ., 100,600 1 Yuba $ TransferaM by ataaapoi deed. all die 1 - • ' ' • ~ • •- - --- - - • -- -- Consols opened this morning at 931 to 1 for ac count, but soon fell to 93, and thence, on general sales, to 92. From this a rally to 921 ensued, but sales were again pressed on all sides, the market being quite panic stricken, and at one moment stock was actually offered at 911. At the official close a rally to 911 to 1 for money, and 911 to 92} for the 13th Oct., had succeeded, and at the final close the price was still a shade better at 92 to for time. During the hour prior to the final close, Consols at One moment had again rallied to 921, and fell twice as low as 91i. In fact, the market remained ex tremely sensitive to the termination of business, and it would appear that the rally was weakly main tained. The recovery was partly owing to tele graphic advice@ stating that the Paris bourse had not fully responded to the fall on this side. It may be mentioned, however, that the Paris telegraph, con trolled as it is by the French government, as regarded with considerable distrust. On occasions of excite ment like the present, parties engaged in large finan cial apetations between the two markets frequently find the necessity of despatching confidential couriers between Paris and London in preference to trusting to the telegraph, which passes through the office of the Minister of the Interior, or to epistolary corre spondence the sanctity of which has even been violated on some occasions. This state of things may probably be explained, to some extent at least, by the known connexion between the Paris court and bourse. It is believed that a considerable proportion of the real sales of Consols has been on banking account. The o ffi cial report of business in the English stock market includes :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93t, 4, 92, 1, 911, 1; ditto for account, 13th October, 931, 914, 92,11 92, 911, A PAIeVVL Caag.—A most distressing Keno was 92, 911 921. I n di a S toc k, 245 ; dit to f or accoun t, presented is this city ea Thursday, in the removal of three 240. owing to the agitated state of the markets option children from • boarding school to a union ! Three little girls, of the respective ages of seven, nine, andordered to be kept open half-an-hour the bonus was eleven, having lost their mother, were consigned to the Care later than usual on a Saturday—viz., till half-past of a lady in St. Dunotan's, who has educated and main- three. lateen them, without a halfpenny assistance from their sin- Sales of Exchequer Bills were effected as low as attend hither. He is now in the [wiles, but was two or 13s. dig., and the cluing price was 15e. to Bs. die. three years age an officer in the Maidstone, and afterwards in the Canterbury, garrison. All persuasion or threat India Bonds closed nominally at ss. dig. to par. failing to extract from him any pecuniary support, Foreign stocks participated in the general fa. but the " loiter mother "—than whom none could have he- this department attracted little attention. Specula- Lorca more kindly to her infantile, helpless charge— tire descriptions, including Mexican and Spanish, war compelled to resign them to (what is usually korai- were chiefly affected, but in all cases prices were tally termed, though they were real in the present in stance) the " tender mercies" of • pour-law official; quoted very wide. At the final clue Mexican Bonds and the little innocents were conveyed by him, in the were quoted 23 to 1 ; Spanish Deferred, 21 to 22: miserable weather of Thursday morning, to Blean Union. the Committee's Certificates 5 to 6 per cent.; Peru- Tin kr subs and crying were most harrowing ; but to the Irian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., G 8 to 72. Granada credit of the pour-law allele' (Sir. Mount, the relieving Deferred, Bto 9; ditto Active, 21 to 22. The day's officer, whose name we are glad to reetnu) he did every thing he maid to soothe the helpless babes; and to rho sales were thus recorded :— B razilian Old Five per commendation of the guardians, be it said, they deliberated Cent. Bonds, 1004; ditto Four-and-a-Half per while yet the children were is the cart at the union, sad Cents., 1832, 951, 961. Chilian Six per Cents., 101. saved Item from the 'Weary and prostration of being con- Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 961. Equador signed to its gloomy walls, granting at once an order for Bonds, 41. Mexican Three per Cents., 241, 1, 231. their maiutenance out of the house. This, with the gym- Bonds , Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 721, 70. pathising, Christian interference of the Rev. F. Holland, who has &leo interested the commander-in-chief in their Portuguese Five per Cents., ex all overdue coupons, behalf, will, it is hoped and believed, save the children from 39; ditto Four per Cents., for account, 30th Sept., ill- esteems sacrifice of • transit from • boarding-school to 42i. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97. Spa the last refuge of the friendless, destitute, and helpless. nig h Old Three per Cents., 451, 441 ; ditto New Bu' it is a matter of regret that the inhuman father cannot Deferred Three per Cents., 211, 1. he reached and compelled to mlintein them. Being • sol dier his pay cannot be attached for this purpose, while to One failure was announced in the Stock Exchange send the children oat to him would be a poor pros- to-day, that of a broker, and an old member of the pest. The commander-in-chief has remitted • of. note for house. This case of embarrassment is understood to present exigencies, which example, we doubt not, will be be chiefly dependent on a failure announced last followed by other charitable individuals, till some means account. It is feared, however, that the violent flue ta n b. devised for duly providing for the children. — /Unruh 06sercer. tuations of the markets will le ad to further difficulty TUE NOBLEMEN OF TRADE.—There are merchants in the house. of England who seem princes by the grace of their own acts. The warlike advices relative to the Eastern quarrel ' Such is Thomas Salt, of Saltaire. liven ignoring the energy gave a fresh impetus to-day to the demands of im and integrity essential to his great success in life, the ge- porters of grain, who asked an advance (for foreign serous nature of the man's soul speaks in what he has done in the littl e place he found • sutra., sad has mails a town. wheat ) of 2s. to 3s. p er q uarter on yes terday' s rates. Tar ledge the workmen of his new great alpaca factory At this advance, however, there were few bus ere, near Brsufurd, he has added to Saluki's 700 houses. and few cargoes were sold. A couple of cargoes of Wide streets, and spacious squares, and commodious bathos soft Galata wheat were sold late yesterday afternoon give airiness and health ; pleasant gardens and playgrounds at 54.. For floating cargoes of Galatz Indian corn pleise the eye and glad the spirit; while schools teach 40s. is asked, but buyers hesitate to come forward. children, a pretty churelr reminds the people of Gud. The other day the benefactor of this good work gave a The political intelligence also caused much excite dinner party to his friends. It was • monster meeting of ment, and a further rise of 25. per cwt. in tallow. Coasts; three thousand seven hundred—peers, mayor`, and The closing price of Russian, for the last three workmen—sat down to the gigantic feast. After dinner, the host or d ere d a spec i a l train and carriages for his friends, months of the year, was 68 s. and took th em t o S t . G eorge ' s Hall, Bradford, and treated Our list of the imports of the precious metals this thins to a first rate concert Thieves& acting the host on a more week is restricted. The Orinoco has brought in than royal ses'e. Another instance of the good-will of trades- from the West Indies and Mexico, 1,024,844 dole., or Oleo occurs this week. William Brown, member for South 9 thire, has given six thousand pounds to build a free 05,0001. sterling,of which 669 , 000 dole. was in silver , Laura library f or t h e town o f Li verpoo l. Th ese s e a stea d we ll and the rest in gold. The Herrmann has brought in aids by aide with the deeds of that king of industry who 14,300 dots. from London (besides 133,000 dos. for has baits the Thalia Palacs.—Lefler. Havre), and the Madrid 8651. from Portugal. The B.&TERDAT EVENING. Business in the market for English mining shares to-day has been almost suspended. There was little business in the gold mining share market, and, although the feeling was very flat, the actual decline in prices was not considerable, sales not being heavily pressed. At 3 o'clock, Colonial Gold were quoted to prem. ; Great Nugget, dis. to par; Port Phillip, 7-16 to 5 dis.; British Austra-1 lian, 9-16 to 7-16 dis.; Nouveau Monde, 3 to 5 prem.; Aqua Fria, 5 to 5 prem. l'he shares of the Old Australian Copper, National Brazilian (Comes), and South Australian Companies were heavier, and other descriptions dull at former' prices. M et calfe are comparatively steady, closing 15 to 23 prem., and Port Royal to 3 prem. The nominal closing prices of new undertakings are as follows :—Mizen Head, to dis. ; Lewis Hill Range, w to # dis. ; Cologne Lead, 5 to 5 dia. ; Clarendon (of Jamaica), to 5 prem.; Britannia Gold, 5 to 5 per sh. ; New South Wales Coal, 5 to 3 dis.; L'Aigle d'Or, 3 to 5 dis.; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, 5 di& to k prem. ; Mount Carbon Coal, i to I dis. ; Kenmare, par to 5 prem.; Lake Superior Copper, 5 dis. to par. ; Connemara, 3 dis. to par; Glenaulin, 5 to 3 tbs. ; Australian Mutual, to 5 dis. ; Ch artered Australian Land and Mining, 3 to I die.; Mel bourne Gold, 5 to 5 dis.; Golden Mountain„ to 3 per share; Great Hawse United Tin, 5 dis. to par; Poltimore, 3 dis. to par; Lackamor Copper, to 5 dia.; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 to 05 die.; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduc tion, t dis. to par; New South Wales Gold, to 5 clis.; Obernhof, par to 5 prem. ; Great Crinnis, dis to par; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal, par to 3 prem.; Great Cambrian Mining and 'Quarry ing, par to 5 prem.; Port Royal (of Jamaica), to prem. ; Jamaica Copper, Ito 13 prem. ; Garnett and Moseley, 15 to 2 prem.; New Linares, dis. to par ; Sue River (of Jamaica), par to 3 prem.; Met calfe (of Jamaica), 13 to 21 prem.; Liguanea (of Jamaica), 3 dis to par; Parkwyn and Carwalsick, 3 dis. to par ; Dhurode Copper, 3 dis. to 3 prem. ; Monarch Gold, 5 to 3 dis. ; Australian Consols, 5 to 5 die.; Albion Gold, 3 to 3 dis.; Carberry West, 5 to dis. ; Gladbach Zinc, par to 5 prem. 4 3 die 41 111 141 11 3 7 a 7 111 fb 71 II 1 pa 34 34 88 IS 47 54 60 85 III! asiinWer: I ieerleab Central 7o eZetTa; 101 1 ilbrsas. $ IN Do. L.lkb.W.Gasr. fait Arewsbery mad Hereford a!' II %roast:Amy sau 011ot. W. ... all De. Salvos . DO No. Oswasuy .. . Si Silrotaitir• Vision 31, 'Booth Drove JOINT STOCK 2 2 die Is 17 7i Si U PS 4 S 4 414 IT If. ~e~u iw«.::: :: 1 . 0 160a11110106 2 - ... I ,30•11 Torliki.klll , erp , • al tkaados k Digthecton . 10 Iltanissilaialkstalt&O. _ . IS $0 4 $ lie 14i sd a Vale 04 N!atk, WatorlasadKilkeaar. Weerlbrd sad Wearies.. ; Woe Oeravall _ -- Wri4Fo;i i;a croyd.l air ! wed Looks I W.EaddlAsigerlal WI O Tork,Nowssolkliaterc .sk' 20 Do. do. Iliteadoa. 114. Do.o.lo.R.Peraham 100, Twit and North Midlsad 53 S 3 Is 94 gig 40 45 LINEA LEASED AT fI ;Ma; (leiat4 tO Loudon& N.Resters) ay. .irdale Junction aired toCaladoalsay. • 6Uimpulsrlyrour.6p.(l. psalm to Cit. Sanborn) Lin) ILENTALI I IS 100 i 00 il MINELLANZOIM. 140 141 Oformoster h Dora Forst (Nerd to Orem Wart. ro Harthostrot Dire h Ballo. (Mod to U.N. lk 84r.) tiallarkiby(LieriAN Mid No. Idiom (ditto) Do. 1 AWN (ditto' 'Ueda" and GroonwiJr (low& to South Fortert !Ditto Trokrosco (ditto) ILorrestuft Goar.4 paean (tared to Norfolk) ditto 6 per Cost ,118.11.1oatoo,Nblo. 31 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLock. The gold mining share market opened rather firmer, but the tone is now flat. Colonial Gold are quoted a to 3 prem.; Nouveau Monde and Agua Fria, 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; and Great Nugget, a die. to par. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 27 to 29 ; Peel River, a to a dis. • North British Australa sian, du. to par ; and Sc ottish Australian Invest ment, 1 1-16 to 1 3-16 prem. Copiapo shares mark 101. Iff IN U U ff a al lii ISE 214 I li g la da s o — iled w Ni Rados 21 3114 111 = lelMott. h IMO, h(11141. 10 Mortimisaaiderell port Owed lo lostAnutto _ 111 Do. I pr eset (do.) ;30 01 ee l II ProoloalloWybo (les.. Lob., It/I.W.D.ltLome.Sanrk; II Dino 6 lam ditty) i I 110010011 0000 Malls (lox. to Overt Northet a , 140 140 100 Do. Illotontli Stock 1 140 140 kilogtheDdfordoktro(loomA' Ile Mr. Minot I 10 tilt id 10 of Vat 7,4 p. Ct. Fos (lewd to Pitoektoast; 1 - 10 Dltto Ditto thtw I U N N Wilts I Amnon (twirl , to groat Wootarn.L...- DI 102 i 3 14 MR. W. C. MARSHALL'S MONUMMT TO SIR ROBIRT Pan has been cast in bronze at Mr. Robinson's statue foundry in Lower Belgrave-place. It consists of as upright figura of Peel, 10 feet high, in his habit as he lived, with a cloak over the right shoulder, and two sitting female figures, one representing Commerce sod Industry, the other Science and the Arts, indicated by a bale, rudder, corn, &e., in the one ease, and a hook marked Ara it Scientia, a lyre, pallet, wheel, &c., in the other. The principal figure, which was cast in one piece, contains about two tons of inetal.—The Builder. Closing N0 5 . 0a 13h. B• 81111. Pd. prises Saturday. —. — • 22, 40 Audislads ....... ...... all 038 72 ... 40 Brit. ON, Bank& Loan Ca all WNW 60 Brake North Aloorkaa .. all 40,0 p. 25 Clasionall Book of Ai .. 6 11 Of dia 50.000 20 Mart. Risk of !Gdns. Aus- =mad China.. ..... 2 1 di. rad 20,000,100 ~._ _........... 2.5 25,outi 100 Cosonsirdia . se Laues.... 2.0 25,000 i 20 Eng.. 8a04.11 Aust. OWL 10 21 1: die 25,000' 20 Loa. ChM. lank dart. 15 Id.ls 10,0001 60 Loadaa dad 060 ...... 20 00,tiDu 50 Lando& Jea ‘ ...... 10 50,0001100 Wake oofrabosier 20 10,000010010,090' ?island .of Rogbad 15 10 IDo. Nor lO 10. 50 , National of Ireland ..... si - 3.873 16 Ortosail Bank Corporatiou all 45 47 ,pai 20,000 100 'Praying,/ of Ireland 25 4,000 10 Do. Now .......... NADU 6 Royal Asistiallan Banking 1 and Odd Dap. Oa 8,000 25 'South Aasandia .... 90,000 25 lUnloa of Awls& 8.000 . Do. Now.. ..... ..... 60.000 60 Unto, of Loadoss.. ...... 16.000 40 1 Cam of Madrid 611 t. MISCULASIOIII. Pd. 1 6 Aunts Octal rad Iran ra . 1. 6 161wassilaa Aarloalia ito A u Paige K . 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Shorn (Wyo. . 3 6 4 6. ! , :wes eroloecondweehty 3 6 4 3 fib - o .... Ht;:a Pam IlaLf-I.rol. 60 6 2 .... 46 5 4 at market. 2061; bi.a.4. and La'., 24.016; War, 220; COAL MARKET.—THIS DAT. Hal well, 235. Od. ; Tanfield Mnor , 20s. ; Walla ;End Riddell, 22.. ; Walls End Haswell, 245. ; Walls End Stew art's, 245.; Walls End Tees, 241.—Ships at market, 114. BOROUGH HOP MARKET—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden aad Smith report that ths Hop market is in a very canted state this morning, in con sequence of hops coming down very short in quantity, aad the wind doing serious damage to them both yester dam and this day. The duty has been offered against at 135,0001. to 140.0001., and many say it will not pay 130.0001. Prices are full 10s. per cwt. higher this morning for both new and yearlings, with but very few on offer. LONGEVITY. It is no longer possible to doubt that duration of life is often an hereditary attribute. In certain families, early death is so universal, that very few only of their members, by dint or precautions, escape the doom. The individuals of Turgot's family rarely survived the age of fifty, and he who has made the name famous, un approach ing the fatal epoch, although enjoying excellent health, and endowed apparently with a strung constitution, remarked that it was time for him to arrahge his uffairs, and to finish an undertaking which he had commenced, because the term of years allotted to those of his race was drawing to its con clusion. He died, in fact, at fifty. three. Ordinary duration of life is not leas an hereditary attri bute ; the most reasonable expectations of prolonged life are founded upon such being a family inheritance. Rush says he never knew an octogenarian in whose family there had not been frequent instances of longevity. Upon this assertion, M. Lucas proceeds to (examine the duration of human life. He distinguishes average duration of life from individgal longevity. Average duration depends evidently upbn situation, hygiene civilisation ; individual longevity, on the ' other hand, is independent of these conditions. Instances of it are found in all ages, in all countries, under all condi tions, among all races. The census made under Vespasian shows t-at in one part of Italy there were 0.5 persons up wards of a century old In France about 170 are reckoned annually; in England, one in every 3,100 individuals reaches the age of one hundred. Everything tends to prove that longevity arises from an inherent vital ten dency. This vitality is so peculiar, and so strongly im planted in their nature, that it characterises their whole organisation. They possess generally a kind of immunity from disease. All the functions and faculties of life— sensorial, emotional, locomotive, mental, and sexual—are accomplished, in these individuals, with peculiar energy, re gularity, and persistency."—Berand • Physiology. RECEIPT STAMPS.—The new law on receipt stamps will in a few days take effect. By reducing the duty to one penny and making it to commence on the pay ment of 21. it is expected that an immense number will be used. From an official document it appears that in the year ended the sth January last, the number of stamps is sued was 5.290,661, and the amount of revenue was 194,0881. 9s. 9d. Out of which the expenre of distributing stamps, estimated at 21. per cent., was 3,8811. 15s. 4d.; and the discount allowed to purchasers was 13,586/. 115. 3d. The lowest receipt stamp at present is 3d., and the highest 10s. In the year mentioned, 2,041,667 receipt stamps at 3d. were issued to the public; 1,568,136 at 6d.; 1,061,828 at Is.; 360,628 at Is: 6d.; 165,947 at 2s. 6d. ; 44,109 •at 45. ; 28,112 at ss. ; 15,878 at 7s. 6d. , and 14,356 at 10s. By the new law persons are bound to give receipts on the pay ment or discharge of 21. and upwards, and the only duty is one penny. The receipt may be written either on paper stamped for the purpose or an adhesive stamp may be affixed, which is to be cancelled by the name or Mitials of the party giving the same. The penalty for net defacing the stamp is 101., and for using a stamp twice 201. From and after the 10th October the new stamps must be used. CHOLERA AND THE MODEL LODGING-HOUSES.— The model lodging-house in Charles-street, Drury-lane, is a striking example of the advantages and effects of proper means in one of theeworst neighbourhoods. This house has now been open about eight:years, and occupit d by from seventy to eighty lodgers daily ; and yet during that peiiod, although cholera and fever have killed numbers on all sides, there has not been here a single case of either in it. A good supply of water, proper drainage, and ventilation have stopped disease ; and it is not a little gratifying to find that the example of this building, in such a place, has not been without its effect on tee landlords of the adjoining houses. If, then, human life can thus be saved, it becomes a matter demanding the care of all persons in authority, and they should at once put a stop to the species of wholesale murder now going on. — Tile Builder. TILE LONDON POLICEMEN IN MELBounrrE.—The fifty London policemen who arrived here for the purpose of doing c•b. dutybefore in Melbourne, werrisubjected to their first drill, the Melbourne chief , Captain McMahon. Oa the occasion the rules and regulations of the force as it ex ists here were re .d to them, as those with which they would have to comply in future. But, alas for the certainty of all things human ! the entire body of fifty, headed by their in spector, who spoke out boldly and fearlessly on the subject, one and all refused to submit to the Melbourne regulations, so far as the hours of doing duty were concerned. They avowed their willingness to do duty according to London i time and hours, under which they had been engaged, but gave the chief to understand very plainly that they never would submit to Melbourne time, and to such hours for duty as were imposed here. Of course Captain McMahon could do nothing singly with fifty expert London pelicemea. He would have to consult the powers that be on the sub ject ; and BO for the present the matter rests.—Australian and New Zeoland Gantt,. Boehm= ewe todkv• 1