The Express. — London, England, 1853-10-05 00:00:00

~~~--f • • „ Ttt *lort(.sl Pa •c ?'/= • 4:14, /...;;# le • r - ", e..Aw-11-...0r No. 2,222.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 5, 1853. [THREEPENCE ANI d DEPOSIT, 7, at. Martia's-plate, Intl,laat-equate, I. r.dos. Ji g ire &dime et Din:4llM, NONEI ye morated t , metro e l , I ,a . t tab MO •= l 4l whin a li.glt tee al la:end se ay Li ••,. .1 with pier • :- . •teit senile ili Jamaallablhey PIM WOO:119n:q, Nursing Dinette. Prolieteres Des ea app.' teas. It f IREltALOOL—Proimsot ENNA.NT, F. 0.8., corns et RITLIM 1 ECTI:Itt4 es ,y. se hiestos Oaf% midis Tito to *Mote the study .• r.. • $7. st.t ef th Aple:gibs of bliseral Ihehataosee to the Art, TN I, thee• •at Ye Illeslesb4l kyr ILI.1.1•4•0 colleett.n vie.. am • os I •I toton.isee ti FILIDAT hiOoNIMG, 'met. r 7, al9 The, 1.1:1 1 r 47014 t wed es each seeceiglaste N and fr•tav it th. • use to •lr . - •Niet a. her. 1 ft% 1. FIVE ULANIAL—Mr. lIALBF., the ML•tlital 11,limelot. et 111 Ihmen. VIM a, Int au& hi, Miner test lir I ITS ‘lll2if A l'l' WM:SU are sow read7.—fit rffe 10010. V MIMI se lA. t 11,4 k A! Othremson. Pr — HF. TO (LIT of BEAUTY furnishes innumerable reads el *shies eetosatiort la which GO LAND% Limon e'd t.y the omit LAIN utsk. d paesereara , f bri.:aant ereal.kil•ha. I% r'tgant peepuratke enaterehmads the ttreerratia• of the corn. p'• s.se, bath In, the egret. of aldermen , malady end the operates .4 1.1.. tempe►ature, t y remade* beetle-e; and terw-ving the behest We. with ulna beauty e. taleraed. hootrt ..w, Lon c T," la le whde lettere on the pot-n,atent .tar•p, w svh.mt wh rte la onetime.--Trite. 2... V. mad ita ‘1 , ..n. , * em. bd. ESE and COMFORT in SHAVING.—B. and L w VANS' camuni sTnor..r, Quadrllau rat Mem °harrow, rem Ims ots,stas try to the gra trod( r rku,. Tr *lrvine tarlmorial u Iron mat mot elatiornt pe-ge.n. Mr. Adis kr, : haw rade end at rata karts Strop, sad 111411 le Mom Liter Ora Yy str 1 ILIV• Matt Ma used Go sista.: a kiwi ape to ,urtas llatratoast• far aztatarleal and sur. teal p C. arms Iva. To Messrs. R red It. Cowssn, Ill•rntorr.l4 . 7Z enitilwrtrCe., wbrre Wrap, ae., I:MY to obtained, and Malt ;Musser, at la al., r. dd., sad tr. id. r.Leit.—WM YAMS' oraLely truarredllswar. Tooth Powder awl °hat Sur Powder. lIE DA}LY NEWS: Langan Monde, raper, prlce Asa Orpin. the IssILY NEWn re at the heal of the Lt. `an'. rtes. of Great itrltain, s.lrocating free e , mmeree in its break et woe, mai all "mad end yrs:twat re or:as, s :Allier political, social, er ete+e-tortioll. Is the retest and ramp of Its Genera:Neva-in the amnesty of itr Lrw 2,rets, -In the ample, truthtsl, at f 'relents' ch.,sc!.r of Its Itretligrime, sad in the varied este. as:tiered comrarrt in .. tin cunt seed in the City, Itailwa;, and Monetary Articles,- We rater is anAurpassed. It eoctallar a more detailed 11. t or Misplay than any other capor al: tactuorey ear report of alit;.i.ine di the 10,1c.n se as by err , e- rai l-ant the only daily Mining Iteport, with list of pricer, pct..e.,loiywkere. It s • .meets itself to frill:km, as being tt e only paper besides tee erhwhenlotilee, sad has elweye excluded, from its tadcmes aCetten.ire vlrertoaments. Its •ot ;fr e. to public ialtrOf is shown by the last relate of stamps *4.4 t 4 the ye-tr 165 u to the lesdiag Lcctnn Newer:were, by wtth .: a.ll be 'ten that this toper !the youngest by more thin tzty rears, had hi hr. years bailee its tame eldest competitor, : Established. Ramps I'. eti M , 1.0 Cnnnxtcu 11.,,eror R• .r noes c.O da.aue. PALLY Ewd The ...onboard malatentace of this "tins limetb a rtring eft. sa crawly stormed by a contemporary: • lhe Sew,' the youngest d all the London morning wars. nuns :tr.t it took high rrouad aids high Ultra toae-re po esti= erni.istently that eme.rratiTc Illageilers which le cleatly alts ,elide opiaioo Eaglai.d ; and already, with the mined highest asnerr.on of tree recogabed daily meek sod with the largest amber of adveTter men: - ..neat to the • =MO • -Obtkrn-d by any deity toper, its poi/heal more than correspagis with Its commercial lattaiake.." To be ort:em.l of any looked:et or !(mY the Idasdom ; or at the Otata. 10, Blov eerie. nosuitraoL, UWE& f4CEE.‘"S COLLEGE, BIR3IINGHAIL he annual meeting and distribution of prises prior to the opening of the winter session of the QUTOO'It Ctllege, at Birmingham, took plus yesterday; Lord /AT. TILTON, the Principal, in the chair. His LORDIIIIII., in opening the proceeding,, delivered a brief address, congratulating the friends of the college on the fart that the medical eolne, th: leading feature of the iristitution, was marked by continued progress and prospe rity ; aad in cur.nexion with it he mentioned that it was • 'abject of great congratulation that the medical students possessed the inestimable advantage here of combining with their professional and moral training instruction in the great principles of Chridianity. lie rejoiced that in two import- ant thpartments of the college, the theological and engt• Buie., great janitress had been made in spite of impedi ments and oitfisteltim. It was peculiarly graufying, too, to the friends of the college that Dr. Werneford, to %slime they owed so much, had lived long enough to ere his bene volecre progressing to so much usefulness. And for those 'branches of tho institution, which were still in their in. t :ary, he hoped that their ultimate success would be equal to :be most sanguine hopes of their friends, and to that of the parent branch of the institutioa—the medical The annual report, an read by Professor Cox, entered iato • review of the millers proeseedings for the past year, sad glanced at its future prospects. It noticed the appoint meat of the Rev. I. S. Espies, of Oxford, as Professor of Pastore' Theology, aid mentioned that care would he taken that the theological department did not assume the character of a party untitation. As respects the medical coaege, many of the former students in it have received ap p.ai-tineine as surgeons to the hospitals in some of our largest provinci a towns ; and upwards of seventy of its termer pepils ere now in practice in Birminethim. A most Important depart ment—that of engiceering—has been added to the college, the great and growing need for it having bin lorz pelt • and, under the guidance and superintend erne of Mr. BOIS, who has kiniDy lent his valuable assist. ante in furtherance of this branch, it promisee to be one of tie rim• useful departments of the college. lad LlTretvus then proceeded to distribute the fol. leen; penal : Diploma of Fellowship.-31ents. Franks and Webb. toad m l'rtiversity Matrien:ntion Certificates.—Firet Dlvi ern ears. Coathupe, D.via, Jaunety, Jordon, and Lynch. Fourth Certificate in Mathematical Honours.— Me. Jo'm Alban Davies. Professors' Prima—Anatomy : Vinthat, medal and certificate; Muria, eertific ste. Sur• gery: Jsrilan, medal and certificate ; Suckling, certificate. D:menstratiens Vincent, book : Waller, certificate. Modi.ine . Jacob, medal and certificate; Brierley, certiG eve. Midwifery : Jordan, medal aad certificate ; Suckling, certificate; Townsend, certificate. Materia Medics: Bond, maial and certificate; Williams, certificate. Chemistry : Jaccitt, medal and certificate; Jordan, certificate. Forensic Meticine : Jacob, medal and certificate; J ndan, certificate. Botany: Bond, medal and certificate. Classical Tutor's Priv Books—Mr. Bright. Mathematical Tutor's Prize BXoill.—Coty (Chemistry); Ruff: (Anatomy); Bright (Aaatom)). The l'iercy German Prim Books.—Mr. Bright. The Webster French Prise Books.—Mr. Coathupe.l The Fetich Master's Prise Books.—Measre. Lynch and Capestake. Drawing Master's Prise.—Mr. Bright. The Linemen's Gold Medals.—luau. Waller and Brierley. Th: Warneferd Seholarthipe—Messrs. William A. Smith aad Bond. The Warneford print ware awarded to Mr. Scleolefien and Mr. W. SuekLog. lhe Rev. J. C. Minute said th►t they bad reason to thick God that this was not one of the godless colleges; cod witn reference to the fitne,s of this college for its work, La I/elated it to be Lis opinion that men would become better qualified (.4 holy orders by studying here, than by doing so in a cathedral city; what the present age wanted was practical men ; not men who spent all their lives in stagy Geer their books, but who went abroad and studied the hu.aan character, a thing very mach needed by men ego Lel the chug,: of large parishes, in such towns as 13,rraingham. Aster the ceremony of distributing the price. had termin eel, Professor Sieaw deliver, d a lecture illustrative of the g.vralstato of modern chemistry,pointing out the advances mice in it; f,,r which the noble President expressed the thanks of the a►sembly. THE COLLISION ON THE SOUTH YORKSHIRE RAIL WA r. An Atlicitl inquiry has just been instituted, by the ' , :soh Yorkshire and Midland Companies, into the cause of a ti:lision which 'marred on this line of tailing, and which was reperted in this journal on Saturday last. Mr. Bar tholomew, the general manager of the South Yorkshire Raking, appeared on behalf of that company, and Mr. s.on represented the Midland Company's interest. The po.ntunta, the engine -drivers, and guards, of both trains, ince i:.trrrsgated, and their explanati..cs went to Slow that ci :ley approached the Mezhorourch • iding the Semaphore ...cc! • as lowered only when the Midland train was a short ....taco from it, and that in consequence they were unable to stop the train and avert the accident. The statement of the puintarnan was to the effect that he saw the train ap proaching and kept up the red or danger (signal until the teals wee very nsar the crossing, when he lowered it, be- Levine. that if as had not been right and the line clear the Midlacd train wool) not have ventured so near the siding. The driver of the Midland train asserts that, in con- Inputted of the extreme curve on this part Cl the line, it was impossible for him to die cover, when first he saw the Barnsley passenger Irsia, that it was on th. wrong rails. The blame seemed to rest chiefly upon the guar:l of the South York shire train, for his having attempted to shunt carriages so lieu the time when the Midland train was due, and as he sal as other guards upon most railways are held solely re nc,csible for the sa.ety of the trains in their charge, he was fortliw.tS dismissed irons the company's service. Every official on the Mouth Yorkshire line is furnished with the rules of the company, which expressly forbid say servant from shunting upon the line near the time when trains are due. Thi• was the first collision which has happened upon the Smith Yorkshire It iilway since it was opened, the greatest precautions having always been exercised by Mr. Bartholomew to avert accident'. It is rather a singular fact that the two engine drivers of the trains which came into collision were brothers. MONEY MARKET. • -- TCESDAT EVENTS°. at of businten this morning the At tho Stcek Exchange was more disposed to at•ach credit to the pasitice statements current in well-informed quarters last night, that the Sultan of Turkey, yield ing to the generally expressed wish of the people, and to the recommendation of the Grand has declared war against Russia, which has so long held armed possession of a portion of the Turkish territory. The funds opened at a decline of upwards of one per cent. from the closing price of yesterday, and, telegraphic advices from Vienna tending to cottirm this momentous pieco of news, a :farther fall of ono per cent. was at onetime establish( d. 'throughout the day the fall was continuous, and the markets very unsettled ; and, although there was a slight rally late in the afternoon, it appeared to be mainly due to the pur chases of previous speculative sellers, the market re maining depressed in character to the last, and finally closing at a fall of 2 per cent. from the latest official price of yesterday. In the other departments of the house corresponding depression prevailed. Considering the serious character of the fact upon which the fall is founded, the decline is much less than might have been anticipated, there being an absence of any feeling of panic. It would appear, however, that, in the absence of any qlli,ial intimation of the declaration of war, many parties cling to the hope that more de tailed de !patches will show the position of affairs to be still susceptible of pacific arrange ment. The chief foundation of this hope seems to rest upon the known inability of the Emperor of Russia, from pecuniary considerations, to carry war into a foreign country, unless by adopting measures of the most pernicious character for the obtaining of funds. It is thus earnestly believed by some parties that the Czar will be only too ready to recede from his pretensions, and avail himself of the known de sire of the other powers of Europe to avoid war. Even adopting, however, this view of the Czar's forced moderation, it remains to be seen if the decision of the question has not now passed from him to the in dignant nation which he has so long bullied. On all hands it is recognised that the crisis is imminent, and in many quarters it is firmly believed that the situation at present is already one of actual hostili ties. On the Paris bourse to-day there was a heavy fall. Consols opened 911 to 92, declined steadily tol 901, and were last quoted 91 to 911 for money and the October. The market WU sensitive to the close. Money stock was much wanted, owing to the recent purchases by the public, the price having been at one period of the day 1 to 1 higher for money than for the account, and this scarcity has tended to counteract the effect of the large sales for time. The official business list is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 92, 911, 92, 911, 1, 91 ; ditto fur account, 13th October, 914,, 4, 92, 911, 92, 911, 1, 91, 901, 911. Bank Stock, for account, 221, 222, 220. Exchequer Bills were nominally quoted 13s. to Bs. die., and India Bonds 10s. to 3s. die. Foreign mere were generally quoted at a decline, but rather from sympathy with the general tone of the house than from any pressure of sales, stock being by no means abundant in this department. Mexican closed 11 per cent. lower than yesterday, whilst Spanish Deferred fell per cent., and Peruvian Ito 2 per cent. Considering the aspect of politics, Rus sian stocks continue cognpamtieely steady. At four o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 231 to 1; Spa nish Deferred, 211 to 1 ; the Committee's Certificates, 5 to 51 per cent. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 69 to 71. Grenade Deferred, 71 to 81. Peruvian Deferred, 48 to 30 ex div. The list of sales includes : Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 971 ex die.; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,lB32, 93. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 62; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs. ' 92, 93, ex div . Equador Bonds, 4', 41. French Four-and-a. Half per Cent. Renter, 98f. (exchange, 23f. 13e.) Granada Deferred Hondo, 8, 81. Mexican Three per Cents., 231, 23; ditto for account, 14th Oct., 231. Peruvian Foul-- and-a-Half per Cents., 70, 69, 70. Portuguese Four per Cents., 421. Russian Five per Cents., 112,111, 112 ; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97, 931,98;, 93, 931. Sardinian Five per Cents., 901, 911. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 411 ; ditto New De ferred Three per Cents., 22 ' 211; Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan, 92. This being the 4th of the month, the discount houses were extraor dinarily busy. In Lombard _ . erect we understand this his been a heavier day than f;:_• years past. At the same time bills have been uncommonly well met—a fact of gratifying portance, as indicating the general stability of the trade of the country. Notwithstanding the demand, money has been in fuller supply, and discount of really first-class paper seems to have been more easily obtained at the Bank naininium rate of 5 per cent. Further large parcels of Australian gold were sent into the Bank to-day. The Alveston has arrived from Sydney, which port she left in the beginning of June. It is not yet known if she brings any gold. ' The amount of specie and bullion taken oat by the royal mail steamer Solent is 87,387/. The major part of this is in bar gold, and destined for Peru. This vessel also takes out about 7,800/. worth of jewellery. The corn trade to-day was very unsettled, the alarming character of the foreign news inducing holders to ask extreme prices, or to decline selling altogether, whilst buyers hesitated to pay the high rates demanded. Should the warlike news be con firmed an excited market is expected. The t ilow market was greatly excited by the Turkish news, and after rising 2s. lid. per cwt. finally closed at 58s. " sellers" for Russian for the last three mouths of the year, showing a rise of 2s. since yes terday. At the beginning of 'Change bills on most conti nental Vinces were in demand, including Hamburg and Paris, but towards the clove the paper offering was in excess of the supply, and hi some cases led to rather higher quotations than those of last post. Paris and Amsterdam were both rather higher. The rates on Vienna and Trieste were decidedly higher, being d)ne up to 11.18 to 11.20, and even higher late in the alto-pion. This rise is indicative of political anxiety. Paper on St. Petersburg ruled at 371 to Id. The October dividends will be in course of pay ment to the public on Thursday, the 13th inst., and the transfer books for the undermentioned annuities, due the 10th inst., will be re-opened as follows, viz., Rink stock on Wednesday, the 19th inst.; Long Annuities and annuities for terms of years on Wed nesday, the 19th inst.; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. on Thursday, the 20th inst. ; and Reduced Three per Cents. on Friday, the 21st. The transfer books for South Sea Annuities will be re-opeucd on Wednesday, the 19th inst. Letters from Hull, of yesterday's date, from highly respectable parties, give very unfavourable accounts of the harvest. In the immediate neighbourhood of Hull the deficiency in the grain crops is stated to be 30 to 40 per cent. In Holderness, a fine alluvial tract of corn growing land, the yield is stated to be some 25 per cent. below the average ; and in many parts of Lincolnshire the deficiency is described as still more serious, perhaps equal to 40 per cent. The latest accounts of the potato disease in that part of the country are also reported as worse than ever. Land shares to-day were generally lower. Aus tralian Agricultural closed 31 to 33; and South Aus tralian Land, 32 to 34. The leading Australian bank stocks were 11. per share lower. Crystal Palace shares closed 14 to 11 prem. Peninsular and Oriental Steam mark 69. The present quotations of insurance shares are sub joined :—Koion, 93; Alliance Marine, 531 ; Atlas, ,211; Argus Life, 23; British Commercial, 71 ; Church of England, 31; City of London, 21; Clerkel, Medical, and General, 201; County, 127; Crown, 22; Eagle, 71; Equity awl Law Life, 3; ; English and Scotch Law Life, 41 ; Euro pean Life, 201 ; Family Endowment, 4 ; General, 6 1; Guardian, CO ex div. ; Glebe, 148 ; Imperial Fire 375 ; ditto Life, 20 ; Law Fire, 41; Law Lite, 57 ; London, 10 ; I.egal and General Life, ; Medical, Invalid, and General, 31; Minerva, 61; Monarch, ; National Loan Fund, 21; National Provincial, 11; New Equitable, 11 es div.; Palladium Life, 31 exilic.; Pelican,4s ; Pheenix, 185; Prulessionel Life, 1; Rock Life, 81; Royal Exchange, 242 ; Sun Life, 66; Union, 220; United Kingdom, 61 ex div.; Universal Life, 461; Victoria Life, 61. Of canal shares the latest Stock Exchange quota tions are subjoined :—Athtou and Oldhatn, 168; Brecknock and Abergavenny, 821; Birmingham (gun. 4 per cent. by the London and North West. Railway), 1021 ex die.; Derby, 03 ; Coventry, 200; Grand Junction, 601; Grand Surrey, 50; Grand Union, 121; Kennet and Avon 71 ex div.; Leeds and Liverpool, 551; Leicester, 67; Leicester and North ampton, 441; Loughborough, 550; Macclesfield, 56; Oxford, 1121; Peak Forest, 97 ; Regent's, 161,161; Rochdale, 66; Stafford and Worcester, 410; Stour bridge, 200; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, 24; Warwick and Birmingham, 41 ; Warwick and Na tun, 19; Worcester and Birmingham, 36; Wilts and Bolts, 7. Prices of Gas and Coke Companies' shares range as follows :—British Provincial, 22: Brihton, 15 ; City of London, 1321; Continental (thir d Capital), 671; Equitable, 27 ; Great Unica% 131; Imperial, 85; Independent, 46; London Parliamentary Pre ference, 23; Pheenix, 261; Bateliff, 70; United General, 21 ; Westminster Chartered, 381; ditto New (10/. paid), 71. Waterworks stocks are thus marked : Berlin, (2/. 10s. pd.), 2,2; East London, 129; Southwark and Vauxhall, s9l, ; West Middlesex, 113. Shares in bridge associations command the follow. ing prices :—Hungerfurd, 12 ; Waterloo, 5; Vauxhall, 231. Annexed are the latest reports from continents. bourees, as received by Mr. Reuter's express:— Amsterdam, Monday, closing prices:—Dutch Four per Cents., 94; ditto Twoand-a-Half per Cents. 621; Spanish Defer, ed Three per Cents., 22 1-16; the Coupons, 61 ; the Old Three per Cent. foreign, 46 5-16; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 791; Granada Deferred, 9, ; Peruvian New, 721; Mexican New, 231; Portuguese New, 38 15-16 ; Granada Active, 20'2.. Paris: Closing prices this day : 'f hree per Cent. Renter, 74.10; do. Four-and a-Ralf per Cents., 100.50; Bank Shares, 2.800. 'the Threes show a fall of 11 per cent., and the Four andm-llalf per Cents, a fall of 1 per cent. since yes terday. Vienna, Monday: Five per Cent. Metallic', 92; Bank shares, 1,320; Exchange en London, 10.50. This statement shows an unfavourable state of the Vienna bourse, the funds having declined, and the exchange on London risen. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.—Ocr. 4. Taut. Priors as ordutAter: th:s day F.ille and M. Wary. Ussterdia pert Short 1!11. 17 *tr.— 1111. 174 ear. Ditto 110ZUZILIZP Antirelo Ileum:is 2",:r 35e. .. Z.Sfr. :Or. liamlurg and Alto= „ „ 13:ra... tet It:: Lamp. 7 1 . r) Mt. reterburg pa nable 37Ip•roe ... S7l retro 1.11/ii per X eLo „ rt 25fr. 10e. ... ':sfr.2o e. DIU) „ ; Mccaur2ltr. 33 c. ... 251 r. 40 e. ..__ .. sfarseslre ..„ :Lk. fie. ... 2:tr. 45c. Frankfurt-on-V..4.51a5* per £lO „ 15031. kr. ... 12.035. kr Vtersis (effectler) per": „ 114.;;Onr. ... 116. 16kr. Trieste . NNW rer dem „ 50 peace ... 4 peace Ced!z Bilbao 11 act lona , ~ 491 penes ... 4' pence Malaga „ „ SO pow ... 49i peace Eleella .. „ „ 20 peace ... 491 peas Oftriller „ „ SO prase ... 49 pease Ulan3o4. tee. . So.r. :5e U1an ....... .....-- „ „ „ ~ 2.,:r. 45e. .. 25:r. 20. NaPle! per .luset „ 4 2 ?race ... 412 penes Pekrias per otiose „ US pence ... 124 i penes Mama" „ 123 pease ... 1641 peace Li,Son per mare, 9C dap ....te 513 peace .. 53 peace Oporto . „ sl i pew ... 53, senor 2:44w York THIS DAY.Two o'CLocK. The funds opened at tho closing rates of yester day, and, after showing renewed weakness, hare since experienced a rather decided rally. Consols opened 91 to 1, were sold as low as WI for time, then ascended to 91i for cash, and are now quoted 91: to 2 for money and the 13th Oct. India Stock marks 413; South Sea view Anne., ii 9 ; Exchequer Bills, Ss. to 13s. dis. . • lhe foreign stock market has bun marked by a steadier tone, but the transactions hare been very restricted, with the single exception of Mexican, which his rallied to 23it to Spanish Deferred is quoted 211 to 22, with nothing doing. Russian Fives mark 113 ; ditto Four-aud-a-Half per Cents., 97; Dutch Fours, 921 ex div. ; Granada Deferred, 8 to :; Equador, 41 to a; Brazilian Four-und-a- Half per Cents , 951. MINES. - • - TVESDAT El ENING. Notwithstanding the fluctuation in the other depart ment:i of the security markets, good English divideod mining stocks continue inquired for, with few sellers and no weakness in price. This firmness is probably owing to the favourable appearance of the market for copper and lead. The sales reported to-day are South Caradon at 232 a, 235; Alfred Cnals, 221, 231; Tiunipet Consols, 130; Comford, 271; Trefu sis' 131, 14; West Alfred Consols, 10; Bell and Lanarth, 14; Esgair Lice, 10; Wheal Golden, 2; Wheal Chiverton, 3,1; Wheal Cupid, 71; West Stray Park, 7 ; Cook's Kitchen, 11, ; Tryphene, ; Cam Darren 6s. Cl., 7s. 6d. The gold mining shares were generally flatter, and the late advance was not fully supported. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold wero quoted JIG to 11-16 prem. ; Fort Phillip, Z to 1 dis. ; Griot Nugget, it to prem.; Nouveau Monde, to 1 prem.; Agua Fria, 9-16 to 11-16 prem. Other mines showed little change. West! Indian descriptions were flatter. Metcalfe closed 21 to 21 prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. The gold mining share market to-day is dull, but prigs are steadily supported. Agua Fria are quoted 9-16 to 11.16 prem. ; Nouveau Monde, 11-16 to 13-16 prem.; Great Nugget, d to 4 pram.; and Colonial Gold, t to; prem. Australian Agricultural shares arc quoted 321 to 335; Peel ltivcr, 4 to 7, dis.; North British Austra lasian, par to prem.; and Scottish Australian In vestment, 1; to 14 prem. Linares shares mark Si to 9; ex div.; and St. John del Rey, 33. TRAVI.LLING 100 YEARS AGO.—Copy of en ad verti,ement from an old magazine :—" This is to give notice to ail gentlemen and others, that the Colchester ma chine sets out from the White Hart Ins, in Colchester, every Monday an 1 'Thursday to the King's Arms Inn in Lealenhall-street, London, and returns to the place afore said every Tuesday and Friday, at twelve shillings a pas senger; to be allowed twenty pounds weight, and all above to be paid one penny a pound, to be paid for at Ingate— I stone: and all outside passengers to pay six shillings a' passenger. To set out at six o'clock in the mummer and seven in the winter. N.B. Witham and Kelvedon pas limiters to pay ten shillings within side, and five without ; and to set out on Motility, the 2Gth of June. Performed,' if God permit, by us, WM. Wood, Win. Reynolds, Tho. Cant, Wm. Webb." 1753.—/porrich Express. CAUTION To FAI:MERS.—A flock of fine ewes, all in lamb, and amounting to nearly 900, were closely folded on Tuesday night upon a piece of rape and buck wheat at New Batn Farm, in the parish of Calbourne. the shepherd paying a sieit to his fltwk on Wednesday morn ing, 118 of them were already dead from the effects of gross, feeding— the animals getting blown, they were soon choked, and turned over on their backs, without the re motest hope of saving them. Farmers, at this season of the year, should be particularly careful not to place sheep food more than usually luxurious within the reach of the Hoek., or they may apprehend a like lamentable result.— Hampshire Independent. SHARE LISTS. --• TcssDAi EYINIXO. nt of business this morning the At the dealers appeared disposed, on the alarming state of the Itusso4urkish quarrel, to put prices three or four per cent. lower than yesterday, but, as there seemed to be some disposition on the part of the public to buy at such a reduced range, prices may be •aid to have been established at the opening at an average fall of about 2 per cent., London and North Western ruling at 102 to 103 ; Lancashire and York shire, 62 to 63 ; Great Western, 791 to SO ; Midland, 56 to .7,9, &c. From this range there was a further decided fall during the day. Both real and specula tive sales have been freely effected, but chiefly the latter. On the other hand, bona fide purchases of stock in small amounts have been renewed. THIS DAY.—Two oTtocic. The railway market opened flatly, but, with the subsequent rally in Consols, prices have assumed a armee appearance. At the present moment the market is supported at the best prices of the day, which represent a rise in the leading stocks of 11. to 11. 10s. per cent. on the closing rates of yester day. London and North-Western stock is now called 1021 to 103; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 611 to 62; Midland, a; to aul; Great Western, 791 to 80; Great Northerns, 18! to ; and Dover,, 171 to a. Caledonians, which opened at 94/ to 1, hays risen steadily to 241 to 25. French shares stand at about the closing rates of yesterday. Northern. are quoted 321 to 33 ; Stras bou,gs, 36 to 1; and Paris and Lyons, 14! to 131 prem. oRDINART SHARES AND STOOLS. • paste Yesterday. to 2 p.m. ianwars. Atorgesa .1...1.5arg., Notting, ikosta. smi.l &at Au** wawa.: aLlTwizfai l Dukes. Lan"sOttes.Jaa . 1 I).4ClascAlSirit.sBllo.3l.C. . _ .... Da do. :a. W 1... Sibtal sad Roar Calsdoduk wear sal Llolybaid Cora aed aacca a Dahlia IM Whit Inas.. ..).laars, rani, and Aber _ dein impetigo sr. oat Anus* . a mu. (cs all 11.41ara Ooantios 1011 &atom Colo., eau A... o) Do. (I , IAto Y. U. IMO 100 Do , Lao. D sad 0 Ant' 100 10, IlklinEviret sod Money 141.diaburgb and Peebles -100 iltAlz.bough,FortA,Doedoe lAA lLsora' w 16 leathWeeterc ,103 ;Gnat Illorthera - Do. A. !tr.a!L ... .. , WO 1 Do. 5, kook . LOS , L !oath. awl Woot.llro., lOC finot Woeteru 11 ;iris:. Noah Postern .. e.l 1 Lomoostor sad Oszliolo 1111 Do. liar& ... • 1100 11,ar000bizo mai Torkohl;. 141 Do. West it , Lee& Nerthrm 1 ,Lcmlo2 and 7 Los.,lllburbik Waage! 100 'Lon., ANL ter , a. Doer lee !Ltedee t Nertle.Weeta jl2 Do, Fl , tes 1 I Do /116.6.1;:maiii4E I 11 . Do. Eighths.. . 1100 !Loadas a Coat-Western • 4311 Da, .3 5 0 44 .1140 all ;Londonderry & Coleraine all ILondonetrrlat Enaisallen tan oj' Do. 41 Do. Man.& Libel. Doles 000 1511Olaad .. 100 , Do. Illirrianipaibr 471 Dki.O. West. 1re1... 171 Ditto ME Jana.. Ire Yawn aka 41' Do. Buy Ratenalon 17 NewportAberg.ikalereford 7( Newry and Itantaktnen at NewryWarreapoint&Bm 100 iNorf,lk Id ko. New 3.1 Norther' Camara Clan 100 North British ld Meth Derta,Ro. I. all Do. 1 A Deterred ." ; 8 Do. ilt Guarantor& all ' North London 111 North diallordadre.. . 'all North Waters 10 North thank Westanne lee Wait, WOril., Is Wolver 10$ :ieo•Dels Central :00 ,teottlah Milan& 1100 Mame. t Linn., Jo: Do. L.&N.W.Goar. War 11 my and Hereford ▪ S trersbar7 and (hew I (DOr.W. Mtn.) .. at Do. Ilalr ; ee 2 0 I Ea. ONWeear illrapethire Calm o..mth Dorm !Scott Eastern 30 doAth Waal, Beak YorkalkilleaD•i! oil ,Stockton & Darlington ThaistallarariekaltaU i 17 ' Vale of Death • Wataford and Kllkerng. all I Watrrford uut Lasscek 14 I West kk.rnwall 11a. Wimbledon and Croydon • W.Ene. olLon.&CrpitalP.{ ;100 ; York,Narreatle &Maria 20 1)1. do. Eme•atota 111, Do.O.N.ILY naafi,* 100, York and North Midland LINES LEASED AT PI 100 teal, ghaanatro (teased I to Losdna&D.Weetcrn) 10 Cecsadale Junction (leasod toCaledoiden) ISO gartiascolnah.goar.flp.Ct (loosed to Gt. Norther ) 15 Gloomier It Vas ' , treat (ito..edloCrestWeetetn sV ,thrtlerool Dock k 3) ; 'Elull&relby(l.Yorkkallid 2; j Do. 1 glares (e.to) 12, aims (diM)) IJlJLoalloa and Oreenalah (Mad to Booth Patens 20 :Milo Frakretto (ditto) 100 'Lowestoft Onar.(perCent (Wad to Norfolk) St. Ditto ditto 6 per Coat ▪ Wane.L.,Bastakkalathich riesari to LAN.W.ItNid.) 11114.14ead and led= ((lamed to Sioekt. t Dark all Mid' and Bradford (111d1.) 40 Ncetbarnlataterne parCt (trued to Eaat.Coustiee all Do. I per cent. (do.) 24 ProstosaWgre(leoe. Lee ikfi.Weet.dt(me.daark 12 Ditto 1 ahem (ditto) 10 0 ' &arca and It; tato ;bean 1001 to Crest Northern Do.oketsreth Stock 91.110othlitallImJahirc 01510 to Mr. el•Ciesai sa Wear Yalley. 6p. °Liss (Matt to StocktoaltDar 15 Ditto Ditto Ditto .... 100 Waste & domerart (Mai to Groat Weatern) FORIRON Rd II I Ban intanawerp sad Rotterdam i to Graiostoon 3 Belgian Eastern Jamaica 10 Charleroi ant kr.pteltna. 10 Mon and Besancon 25 But Indian De. Rater-eon I Great Indian l'gmloottla 10 Grind J ration of Ranee 10 O.Trank ofC.anailash.fkbd Great Central of EMIR,— Sal Gt. Wet. COWS. Share, all dlandlton & Toronto eye_ IluceaLiatoja,s(nCt.l . ref lb 'Lumbar, 10 Do. (hallway) Da. Do. Guarardeca V ora sad IledAternaean !Slum /Mazda., k (wait In.) Norhera of Franco... Do. for Money Do. et t. $ per et. Beale (foe B. k &Wow she.) Norwegian Trask Fret. Pens and Lyons razie avt er,eans Paris sad Rouen Vert& sad Straeboarr Veria.esee,anclCherbonre iQuebee and Richmond ... Rose andßarre FoTa! Dael,ll. 'Baia dwedish ramble and Maass Do. 5S per Cent. Prefer ,out! Eastern of France ieatlsern of Franca Upper India Scrip West Flanders N Si per Cent. Profs. Wane.' of rill6oll %Venom of bwitaperlaad Zeeland 20 21 4 11 11t " 1_ p ii ii'„ I 144 111 ) _ 47 4• id IS IT 41 46 71 81 41 4 I Si 111 111 34 40 19 21 714 73e 46 46 121 123 101 103 76 60 0 90 19 le pea We et It 11 dU 41 31 It 131 11 71 ptr I pia 91 ft; 141!. I 1. is a Lis 12 11 ~ 18 25 57 55 83 35 83 38 +By 5 Po 4 at dtiii 4 tar 351 .16i 111 14 7 74 46 61 alm par a 35 plll 36 65 87 as 61 57 za 60 65 26 2 dim 16 16 id 6 9 12 13 1 1 f) "I id 17 511 id 64 n $ 4 26 SO 111 16 14 II so st I 9 1 9 dl. 43i41 LXW lIINTAI OS 101 41 be 140 143 SO II 106 leS U 14 IT U 111 14& 23j 264 99 1:0 MS 142 13$ 142 2 li als el 14 ad Is in 28 SO U 100 11,17 ATS. 1 dio $ t al I id 14 pa 2 4 Si 21 poi die p. ft 3 4 die PM le r-tr i i gla 61 7 12f $9l 131 144 19 pat 4• 48 39 41 384 U 2 4 pm 3 1(L 19 19 d im 1 I 9/ am pa 7i 8 i 414 i Pa 1 1 pa $ 4 -- :. - - die 7i $6 pa 1 SI fAi 14 91 7 11 91 101 3 I 21 4 I 6 2.. 'U 73 76 17 SS 61 604 4 11 106 441 3 q II 9 Pt.! 6t. it. st. Is I 100, 1 1berdeett 100 ,atoroesa No. 2, per - let.' ikietol tc UMW 1 pie 100,0aledenlar. £lO 98 115 ad l IS !Chorus' as.l 11 ibesd .. lei 174 all Cork and Bead= Daador, Pa th, at.l Aber., den Jnnctioa I 94 It itartAnalisa:lll.l,3rAp.Ct. , Si 4 5 Do. do. (54)7 per Ct 44 3 2 Do. do. (7..174)7 per Ct ; • pa • .t Eart.C.4.14t....5 I. e.,Teol 1 11 pot 61 Ditto do. No. S. 1 „ W Do. Now I per Mat etcoe .3 14 1 29 last.Colov,Seripga.e !Lel. 18 19 'lldiobtria. Perth. tad _ Dundee, 3i per Coat I•l6loteat lionlieraS portkat; 111 1:0 1611E*. 3 per teat. Scrip, Ito.l doomed. at le p.ct. pa.lel 110 V 4 Do. 41 percent. aorip par i pat Ill'OLMAßlVe.tro(l)l.llBthi 9 Si 6 IGWeet. Oka 2re; ci 1110; Do.o3a.raterm. 4t 0.0 t.; 59 .91 1110. Ditto irredeeniable4per ct; 93 100 6 Laitoa....tro &Tore. , trat 1 180 I Ditto 6 pliant Stock I 144 142 ;IN L 14.4. ttrish•CluAr.Spv*:•i 'lOO Ditto New Guar.6 I I Los./19theiastCua.Titirde . all , linidotid.acy keoler. 4 et 1 1 j LowloodorrykEr.r....k.lo , 83 Ital..SbALl.Ltra.tea.Not IDo. Now £lO I al , p.. 1. 41p Ct. 199 r 6 I Dltto preference 100,11orfolt latetteluo Da. 5 per at. Etta. Bica . 100 Dt..WaeeoerValiet67 oi. Do. Debentures .) 100 North Sri* 1 all North Statlordritire . 100 Oxford. Warrantor. le,lll I Wolver./115. • per Cent all I Ditto ditto dinul • 'lhrewa.kEtiroa.3T•rGte.r.' 2 3 pas 12i 13i 7 9 10 Du tat . _ . 1311 :41 1 dia 1 n 103 1115 23 23 li ii 10I k Do lath lil Ultc W loath laill ' _ ....;Clampter(tior.W, a par Oren.— .. Da a par Coat DZ..* Ditto Fixed 4 per Cei itxeieye Iltesda 16 17 zd 91 16) a d 19 a 4 pat 6 Ins :4 24i Ana.) of Do. per cent. ,6tlTor keldre4peeet.Goar 19 :0 dL lii7tiriai;:iiii toTti; I Ot.Nortli of rag.pon.S. 5 Ditto :0 'YorkilaCht.d.U.ko.l.orolt 9 • 4 4 .1 1 04 di MINES. Clori g IS. Mums Marsh Paid.' priers done Bodnar Yesterday. today. --,. —I 14c,000 1 'Ague Fria all , 30 , ,000 1 sAr.glo Australian Gold all 11 1 dls / pamar -- 100,400 100. ringloCaliforMan 10,000 10 tAnstralasis a 40,00 0 3 Do. Coal Mink I Minks 1 1 1 ills 10,Ve 20 tA . .stralian g I " " 60,00( 1 Australian Cordillera 100,000 1 Australian Freehold I 6 dl. &Nov , 1 Ave Marla all I 1 di. 200,30. 1 Brit;4l, Australian Gead ell j 4 1 di. 20,0f.J 20 tßritiablrou :J.S 7 a 10,00 a 3$ tßraz.lms,(lss..•3l.p r. :4 1 31 31 3,r , t 30 roe.Oomesanocohlui all 21 2 11V - 00 20 Du. elt. Jchn Del Leyl 13 ; ;21 331 33 110,000 1 Carsen's Cruet a I I 1 dia IMMO 43 Coin Copper ...... i i C, 42 43 100,00 3 'Colonial Gold •• 4 t r . 144 coPialso 1 In 330,0i0 Bt. *Copper Inners of Eng. i• 3 I 55 62 S,U% 23 *Lk,. Pref. 74 percent. CI , C 7 pot 7:,030 3 rEnglcAttstrelifa.Loppl all 121 3 to p e . f re Gat Nug ste get red CI Vela ' I Do. Regi 2.', i Cl 20 ft:metal 72 ; ros wand Darby of Bade' a': 4 dim par !LC,. Greet Yolgooth all 21 5 die 100,00 e Lsks Bathurst all 1 4 die 6%0M. Liberty %eV ,4Lbseres 50,600 'Londoeiteellorn. Gr:d (;cart Crash:l4W all a 1 100,5 , 0 Mariquita 1.4E0 1 NI eideenitilt.Arwriemi 9 a 4 7 6..,i,ns New Granada . - .. . all , 1 1 dl. eo.Goo sew Linares 1.&7 .Co, a 1 3 1.00,000 Nouns.' Mends . . 10; uo : l'ontgibaudS.L.M.lsS 0 all It • . trs. :, Port P 1,114 011,te0 1 quarts Beek all 1 1 dl. 10,001 MI +Rhymer, hen . all 7, ...:t 64 Menage deCuts 11; 8 4 $O,OOO 1 seuth Australian a.: 1 i dl. 4,000 10 Cm Croft 13.114 30.29, t UPitfti Xeiglai 10: Pi 4 70,t , 0( 1 Waller 100;00 1 West Granada all 1 1 dl. 100,^! ) I *vet !Latimer all 4 die 1i , :., Cu 1 Yuba • Transferable by etamped geed. JOINT STOCK BANK: I i Aiming 1 co. I Sit.' BAIVIIL Pd.l Prices . DlN.blea dome i lhiterill) i today. 22,501.). 4.1 Auersliplit .. ..,. - all c, Hod b to . 11... t. G.I. Itauk . t Loan Co all - - 20,06 o; 5u lint6M Nnnh American all - - 46,,, 2.., ;Chorteral Dank of Asia 5 ll 1 Ms 5o,1„. t. , ./ ;Chart. Bank of India, Am i 1 tralia. and Chlns.... .. 2 1 rlis tar 20,006 100 i Ctiloal.il ...... ..... ..... 24 - - 23.0rk1u0 Comintrcial of London 24 - - :5,06t, Di ,7lng.. Scot., Ss Aust. Chart 10 24 2 die 25,ims 20 ,4n,. Chart. Bank of • :. .t. 15 4 Qs 4pm 10,0. 'fd 'Loudon and County 2O - - *Ow 50 ;Loudon Joint Stock —lO 21 21 n 60,9“, 101.1 London and Westminster :0 33 35 10,000 100 j National Pros. of England 35 - - 10,00 20 ;Do. New. . ... lO - - :O,OIA (4) I National 4 ii, - .4iii, - - 33.07:, 25 lOrlental Bank Curyunttloti all 46 47 454 i 6 20, 100 Provincial of Irelsad 25 - - 49 4,0 , C. 10 ,Do. New all - 0° 0:: N S lil a : a : n :11 ° A t r i tm ralisai t i n ia "°. - Ba.1"11 2 61 76 66 20.000 26 Union of Annuals 8.006 .. Do. now _. _ ...... 64.046 60 'Union of London l4 117 19 00 16.000 40 I thlioa a Madrid all — 4 ,— MISCELLANEOUS. Clewing I price, Business done No. Pb. MteemtallsOCS Pd." Yesterday today. ---. 32,00' 6 Auhtn Coal and Iron 21400 26 Australian Apicultural 12,606 20 Australmian Pacific Mall l2 - SiVloti Ii Aintralign Royal Mall - - 35.e00 lt i lterlin Watmwork! ... - - _ /0, Reiti.h AnWeela Land. 31r1 66 60 id:oto Clirit6h I Colonial Smelling -1 I Reduction Csiniany - 1 -. 10,0 m. 14X6Catiata 321 - - 160,0ve llOrprtal Palace 60, 61 Do. New 140, 4 Crystal Palace of Primo 2 i - 00. 2011Castern Steam 3' - -- 12. 25, Wield. Tulegraph .-- It, . 159encral Steam Nista:slim l4 - - .... 20'ilenenti aS. Shipping Co l6 - - 6.0:6 WI Irish Beetroot Sugar . - - 10, 20 Magdalena St. Navigation 6 -.- 60.000 11Nationil PatentiltemnFuel all - 60, lo Nutheriants Land . ~. - . 3 104 dl. 15,00.. 113.13. Wales Coal &Diluter. Steam Navigation Co 1 - - 121,710 1 North Stith& Australailan ail .4 dig tpm 66,006 1 Do. New . 4 - - 25.0t0 20 North of Europe Stearn . . 10 - - 120,00.0 6 Pad River Land k Mineral all 4 4 dls 44 1 20,00, 60 Peolnovilaz A Oriental Sun. all - - 1 1 .000 to Do. 30,001 2. Portland Iron Oornismg - - 14,d10 10 ;Royal Mall Skeen ..- - 60 - - 100.0001 ll.cottish Auer. Investmen t all •7 1 f pea 27 4 17.7001 25'douth Australian Land 25 1 .4.1 35 154 a uj 11Aubularbie Tab-pap! all - - 10,000) 101 Pan LiCIIICI2 •WA tit 14 16 15 CONTINENTAL TELEGRAFIIIO MESSAGES.—The Continental Telegraphic Association has adopted some new regulations, which will serve u a check to the transmission of hazardous and unfounded intelligence. bor instance, persons sending despatches must prove their identity by pus fort or certificate, or conformity of signature with that appended to the despatch. or by personal appearance, wit► guarantee of identity. The expeditor of despatches, after basin; been satntied of identity, is to add on the despatch, " tho sender is accredited." This remark must accompany the despatch, but is not to be reckoned is the payment. There is no doubt that some step was requisite to check the abuse of forwarding false or unwarranted news. THE CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY.—Last even ing a meeting of the inhabitants of Tottenham was held at the Lecture-hall, for the purpose of receiving a deputation from this society, and an explanation of its principles and plan of operations. The deputation consisted of Lord 'Vis count litnelagh the chairman, the My. Dr. Worthington, Mr. It. N. Fowles, Mr. C. L. Gruneisen, the secretary, and Mr. C. N. Lewis, the solicitor. Mr. Deputy Corney of Tottenham, occupied the chair for the occasion. After speeches from the deputation, a resolution was unanimously passed approving of the principles, plan, and objects of the society, and recommending it as worthy of public support. A MURDERER'S SCRUPLES.—Two priests of the little town of Cabo•Currubeda, province of Galicia. in Spain, long entertained a mortal hatred of each other. Eight nights ago, the younger of the two went out with his domestic, and waited at the corner of a street until the other priest appeared. They then stabbed him with a poignant until he fell dead. The two criminals were im• mediatel7 arrested :—it was not difficult to discover them, as the priest had by mistake left his own umbrella by the side of the corpse and taken that of the victim. The do mestic, when arrested, bat his bands bloody, and the poig nard with which the crime was committed was found in his pocket. On the tonsure of the murdered man the letters "M. J." were cut. They are the initials of" Mary and Jesus," and it is a common belief in the province that if a priest be suddenly killed, the cutting of these letters on his tonsure will save him from damnation. It is believed that they were cut by the priest from a feeling of charity.— Oatipwris. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The arrirals of all descriptions of grain have ben very short since Monday. The unsettle.t aspect of the Eastern question. and the reported declaration cf war by Turkey against Russia, caused holders of wheat to ask matevially eLbancid rates, which checked bathos', and although no accurate advance can be quoted, an improvement f f Le. per qr. upon the currency of Monday was in many instances refund. Flour was held for higher rata. Oats also , 01.1 on better tunas than on lut market day, and the valao of barley, beans, an.. peas still tends upwards. AItbIVALEILN TO LONDON PROM OCT. Crd to OCT. sth. Qrs. UMW°. hootob. EL 1 1340 LIS' 1610740 ISOO JO I I 15 0 ' stale ..... I Flour, wake sod G,i, 0 oirrels. 31INCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Svc:in.—There hr.t not been a public sale to-day, and th. mnrket is inactive. Corm:.—The public sales, which are rather large, are progressica without spirit. ElL.—The sole coucluded ta.day with firmness at full prices. Starer rat.-1,200 bags wire offered in public sale, re fraction 10: to 121, arid all bough: in at 23i. to 26, 63. Rn e.—This article has an upward tendency. Fine Bengal sold at DJ. to 163., and 1,200 bags Madras, 121. to 6d. Sr:ces.—Nutmegs sold at 25..51 to 41. 14. ; 10d. to 3s. ld., which were full prices. SAOO.-1,600 COWS of pearl were offered in puhlic sale, and chiefly sold at 18s. to 235. 64. INnino.—The sale is progressing with,.ut spirit M about yesterday's prices. CUTTON continues dull of sale. In other articles there is no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market continues firm n! yesterday's Petersburg Y.C. oa thi spot, 595. ; Oct. to Dec., OSt. Gd. ; Jan. to March, 595. • BOROUGH HOP MARKET—THIS DAY. Meurs. P.,ttenden and Smith report that the market is very active, the dimand being in excess of the supply. Prices are grAdually advancing. Currency : Mid and East Kents, 111. Ils. to IS/. 16x. ; Weald Kent's, 10.'. to 12/. 12s. ; .* , ussex, 91. to 101. 10s. ; very choice higher. Duty, 140,0001. COAL MARKE L-THIS DAY. Eden Main, 225. 3d.; Walls End Riddell, 21s. 3d.; Wells End Iletton, 235.; Wells End Lambton, 235. ; Walls Er:l Tees, as.—Sbips at market, 72. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LIVERPOOL, WZDNESDAY, 10.0 A.M. Wind S. Arrived.—Sarah Ellen, from Parsborougli, N.B. ; and Plitebt , , from Constantinople. Sailtd.—The Centurion, J. A. Weeteivelt, and Columbia, for New York. Wind S.W. Arrivtd.—Nicol, from Galati. Olf.—Naremissae, from New York ; and Eliza, from 3lonterideo. QUEENSTOWN, o r, 3. DEAL, WEDNESDAY, 9.11 ♦.M. Wind S.W., blowing strong. American ship St. Louis, from I ondon, for New York, lost an anchor and chain, and proceeded to Margate roads. Other supplies are being sent from hence. A Dutch ship, name unknown, from London, for Port Philip, struck upon the main last night, near Kingsdown, slipped from anchor and chains, and proceeded to leeward. Others are being sent from hence. Put back.—Camilla, Lady Nugent, Alexander, and several others. ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL 'MEDICAL COLLEGE, GRAVS-INN-LANE.—This institution, which was founded by the benevolent and persevering exertions of Dr. William Msrsder • of Lincoln's-inn-fields, in 1828, for affording medi cal relief to all classes of suffering poor, without any other recommendation than that of wanting medical aid, has re cently been considerably enlarged, and has arrived at a position of sufficient importance to form a new medical colloge, where a thoroughly sound medical education will be afforded to its pupils on the best and most economical prin ciplee. The inauguration of the new college took place last evening in the theatre of the institution, under the most faveurable auspices, and in the presence of a large number of the friends and supporters of the hospital. Mr. T. Smith delivered the inaugural address, and was very warmly re ceived Lott during its delivery and at its termination. THE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL FAMILY. PLYMOUTH, Tuescloy.—Her Imperial Highness the Princess Marie, Grand Duchess of Leffehtenberg, accompanied by three of her children and their governesses, left Torquay yesterday morning in one of the Royal saloons, and arrived here at half-past I o'clock. The Grand Duchess was attended by Count Mathieu Wielhoraki and Count Michel Wielhorski Matushkin, and was received at the station by Sir James Dunbar, Flag-Lieutenant to Port-Admiral Sir John A. Ommanney. The Imperial party proceeded, in carriages supplied from Elliott's Royal Hotel, to the Royal William Victualling-yard, and there embarked ir. the Port-Admiral's barge. Crossing the entrance to Hasooare, they I::nded on Mount Edgcumbe, and were received by Lord Valletort, who escorted them to Mount Edgcumhe-house, where they were entertained by the noble Earl. In the afternoon the Countess in Mount Edgcumbc conducted the Grand Duchess round the grounds and through the gardens of this cele brated seat, with evident satisfaction to the illustrious visitors. Shortly after 5 o'clock the Imperial party again entered the Port-Admiral's barge, and, under a royal salute from the Earl's private battery, returned to Ply mouth, and proceeded for Torquay by the Smith Devon mail-train at 6.25. The Grand Duchess on Saturday next leaves Torquay for a short star in London. The Imperial Party finally quit Devonshire about tho 23rd inst., for SL etersburg, where they pass the winter. Their visit to Torquay has been very beneficial to the,ir health, and there is every probability of their hen.. urinz that locality with their presence again next session. The Prince and Princess Woronzaw, who have been visiting the Earl of Pembroke. arrived with their suite at Torquay by the South Devon down express yesterday. They are now on a visit to the Grand Duchess of Russia, and are staying at the Royal Hotel. . . A BURGLAR CAPTURED BY A LARY.—At the Liverpool Police Court on Monday, John Tutty, a man well known to the police, was charged with breaking into the house of Mr. Elliott, estate agent, Camden-street, and in the ...arse of the proceedings the gallant mode of his capture was elicited. On Saturday evening, about half past six o'clock, Mrs. Elliott, who is a lady of considerable pens mal attractions, went into her chamber, when she found that Ler jewel case oa the dressing-table had been meddled with, and that various articles were disarranged. She was queationiag the servant, whom she had called into the room for that purpose, about the matter, when she suddenly perceived a man's feet projecting slightly from under the bed. She ordered the girl to go into the a etreet, being careful to shut the front door after her to keep the thief in, and seek for a policeman. The robber, hearing this ener getic instruction, sprang from his imperfect place of COM ataliraar. and multi a rush at the chamber Aare Mrs. Elliott, however, threw herself in his way, and grasped him with a firmness and tenacity which resisted the fellow's strenuous exertions to shake her off. The servant girl re turned in a few"secends with an officer, and the burglar was given inta custody. The most singular part of the matter is, that some time ago the same courageous lady received the thanks of a grand jury is Liverpool for a similar cap ture of a housebreaker in her premises. The prisoner, who in July last was committed for three months for a felony, was sent for trial at the unions. HEINE THE GERMAN POET.—The German poet, Henry Heine, has for many years past been struck with paralysis. His limbs, his body, his features, even to his very eyelids, are lame, and to all purposes like those of a dead man. Indeed it may be said that life only lingers in the brain and tongue—the man is et mere corpse : the poet alone survives. An exile from his country for many long years past, and for many years past, too, a F captive to illness in the back-room of • small apartment an the aubourg Poissinilate at Paris, the poet, whose early flights of fancy created a new era in Gerffian lyrics—and, one might almost say, in German politics and religion—has still been active ; and if not his best, at least his most pungent books have issued from that liviag head attoched to a dead body. which keeps its long vigils in the heart of the Babel of France.-21eto Quarterly Iteriew for October. THE STATUE Op Slit ROBERT PEEL AT MAN cuEartii.—The bronze statue of the late Sir Robert Peel, Bart., to be erected at Manchester by public subscription, and which has been cast by Messrs. Robinson and Cotton, of the Pimlico bronze works, from a design by Mr.l3larshall, A.R.A., arrived in that city from London on Saturday evening. On Monday afternoon it was removed from the railway station to the site, in front ot the Royal Infirmary, and was successfully raised and fixed upon its pedestal. The inauguration, it is nnderst:od, wlll take place next week, and Wednesday is menticned as the moat probable day. This is the third statue of Sir Robert Peel which has been cast by the above firm in one piece —the first having been for Leeds, and the second that for Bury, Lancashire. 1 27 29 GO 62 36 CO 4 41 10 69 / &a Si Si 3i 1 I I 1 I I eau a+ 11l i 102 79 i 19j j 911 7j 9 ZS ISj Ili 111 I 2$ zd 57i 7 zd 14 j Ti II 101 1 101