The Express. — London, England, 1852-10-18 00:00:00

. i Tebt (Etprtsi THREEPENCE. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18, 1862. / . e 'L-a- -4N- II • I rill l e . . ' No. 1,92.0.) LONDON, MONDAY EVENIN ''' .-7- 60 011TER and HOLYHEAD RAILWAY, THE DUKE'S FUNERAL. MINES. 0 ,1 MS 16 PACKLY coerafei.-The an ordennie fer 40' 9 ' 4 1 ,7 4. " 1 1. 1- t' e 4 :f. k. .utl in err gl lal4 -7th . i.,.t . 4414t4.4 44 I Among the numerous reports in circulation as to SATURDAY BTIIIIINO. 1 ....y ..... n.r%.'".„..,;1 2 `;,: t . ij olia .,p ry p pmyi pu. s epil ui ps u t h the time end manner of the funeral of the illustrieus de. The mining share nauket has again been charm s. , , 2 , r .. r ai l meenlan eon eaciesled mule. ._ . ceased, we ore disposed (sa)s . the naicisterial organ) to terised by considerable activity. Th e inquiry has Th .._ • the throat Den Omens Dublin end erlraleai ea attach some credit to the following : been chiefly for Alfred Coppola, which are higher. uP,w,l; re-'.."''' le Mown. oil mei. en n• t tn , .. Compsne• That r...: oil say , I . ......... ei , ... u ...., the tuneral will take place on Tined .y , the 16:h of West Alfred Consols, which have been rising during en'art ...se'. two.,••sC. Imbue. 66 k -- 4.. a, ilie..e ;cr II liertreel, Livcrix 01. N ovember. That the body of the Duke will lie in st3te at White. m. the week, are also higher. The St. Day and United eesil',op . - Ini mho, J. O. PIIMOIER. 6 „.,,„; nearer ease, CY/dr./4NC 18. Mt. hall, and not Chelsea College. mines are flat in consequence of some heavy sales. That only ass is cted portion of the niemlu rs of the Rouses Linares *hares have been in request during the last 4 RITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, I af Leeds end CU:MIMI.' will &Demi Dm t une r.), and not few days, and leave o ff with buyers at 31. Bales have Ildt : nMn. Is I. mince -•:reet, dab, bodes. , the whMe body. taken place in East Wheal Tara, at 351.; Alfred ps„b.d Ang.l, 147.- raposereil ny S t emsl Ao! of ruellemols. That the funeral will be kept as strictly military as con s ol e „ 1 ... ; at West Provideoce, 49, 50; Devon Saint I. 4 Tist,me.S. pesslble. Great Consols, 390, 395; Wheal Clifford, 150; Bell ....., e e l nottute AU X SNI:Ett. ninths t" Tots proremion will form at , and start from, Apsley C " - .Slitte Mrs lOr THIS INS lITCTIDN. TM. the Mese, will proceed alma Piccadilly, and down St. James's- and Lanarth, 81; Wheal beton, 200; Linares, 3is ' l .- --'---- 1111 - 11...11 , 0 ahem Cr robins It 4 Wit to, with! eilioed to the set urne of Loans or tat% sail 1 8180 •1 to Whit•hell. In the gold mining share market the chief inquiry la. .-- - • ...Pr e. Once • Die y mi n br tegUired fer • temporary WWI for Australaaian Company ' s shares, which closed se- • le. II en t o t which ra y be kept up, it seerwery, lemestout 1 to 11 prem. Anglo C a lifornians were firmer. is * *we triss . ILI*. 6 unneitio 111 r PATO or no inch IRELAND. Santiago shares ram IL St John del Bey are very n „ , than ern fie belt be sap out of it. Finn Mali Assail Pre. firm. 31 1 s peoe.t , elootele et :he iss. aid Ref Premium. teas *dueled - a , p a le, .68,4•••••ftd idWil the Polley Imaiross , ease. Duette, Oct. IG. 'llie non official quotations are as follows :-Mel- is 4 1 DIX Atocat. ..... Lo tAiWto lib, The Erening Post of !o-night mates en the audio- bourne, Ito 7, ; Cordillera, par to i prem.; Coune- ~.1 , wo neen- , meet et the de.th of th.. nen. LI, if be die before • . 6 a . 266 , 6 %b p 6 ., 6 ,,, : 6 ,....:, uu • smuts ,myof a private communication from Rome that the mare, ito 11 prem.; Kenmare, Ito 1 prem.; M. I: rri17..........wa1ea • previa= for on me eat ... asiumem Rev. Dr. Dixon, l'rotersor of Sacred Scripture and Glenaulin, 1. to 1 prem.; Mining and Smelting Com- ; : "am ar• Hebrew in Mnynuoth College, has been appointed pany of Algeria, - prem. to 0•111141e0 I , .r.Oetrtiostir E.,,, ;.t...! fur Me out'. ot a airmen's. in parrot* olog pions nse successor to Archbishop Cullen iu Armagh . It in Advices have been received by the St. John del n , - Is.. re chi Mme r,:seatni ond rtme* in lie, by mamba Dr. Dixon who wee at the head of the list before, Bey Mining Company, dated 18th August. The M I a paid mail a l ureinenl...* . 9 . 1 °", . 8 " ) . " ehe de 'e t4 ', 44 : l : 6 is 64 m i . spa , when all the named sent to Rome by the local clergy produce for July was 31,685 oitayss , at a cost of ta.• o • eit....baa: ..,:.on we ..I)es.r.uro • •-• , 11.., w.....r. ~.., ~... ..,,..........., ow, rie.noraii.. ... u , and .ere w ie t t e et st ed au b .m y t a h t e l l ' u ope the in j, f as avu be ur c of onee Dr t . C ib u e lle s u p. ; 6 4: 1 8 1 4 1. la i v . ing A a portiva preet on a th the ab9 mo re nt w h' in s w oodemi orking n e i ti y e r d er r. . ' wady merry........s.si.meit Pa emeeslops. ' Wilt give satisfaction as tome amende for cost for August upwards - of 3001. The quantity of n les tato baans er • g m/ream . _ the runner slight. gold extracted in 19 days' stamping in August was 13 1 BRITANNIA "wreak tare s e e the. i i. roses...twat. sae. teethe. , A moist brutal and barbarous murder has been 17,576 intuits. The supply of stone continued 4 ) Xi I Erne w e iyl. r Ilaincrele-yol Tatars D. eat. committed in the vicinity of Swords, a village a law ample, allowing the inferior stone to be added to the n , ; memo dot's•. 4 9 1 ' 8 ** -89 . 4e44 10 Int4 " 1 " °I (II "^°t' Mille to the north of Dublin, and the eireunistanees, refuse heap. It. l Y e r,l,,y . Pr 1 7, 17,7:. eenthJ ~..s.tirinte ie the omit , after tensest of es far as they have been ascertained, were investi- The Imperial Brazilian Association have received I: I we Of PC f•.• mane leessmem wee d 's h' the table 41 eel. as. peed at the coroner's inquest held there yesterday. the following gold report :-The produce from e t . I erew I mo o.. &n e rd he eremites. months' diaereses of w-anti. The unfortunate victims were an old man, named Gong°, from August lit to 27th, was m' a i ...sc., thr men aci d al *ln'. 1..8•_.,•° 1 7. 1 es , ib , i . ..._ Patrick Smith, about 70 years of age, and his sister 9 lbs. 1 oz. 7 dwtw ; and from Banana), le 4 lIAMT"'' ' B 48 " ' 4 ' l ' " 4 ivia " .l4e.e '' 7 " u *. .... Margaret, still more advanced in years, and nearly 1 lb. 3 ex. 18 dwts. : total, 10 lbs. 5 oz. 5 dwte. of tel megeJ, oe. iessast ol hall means. she Wink cieght la Wes, as. I I t e m Noted. 4 iat of the men. u.. bed-ridden. They resided together, without any gold. T7tit April Wt. a redertles 10 Si 1h.....8' 0 9 •" 1 "'"esit ee , • ; 62 other persons, in a house situated ou a small farm, The National Brazilian Mining Association have i. I oar/cow. tra• Swat In tie uremia mar • plan um *a el 1144 rt , rla I nge dendese. and remote from any other dwelling, and it is ter- received the following report from the manager, : to • A nosed . t Diroiteein sturLare deity at t he ccrli. Min that the horrible crime was committed by some dated Ceases Mine, Aug. 31, 1852: A p of ii..., ~,,,n il tunny am admin. din t t ehey. persons who expected that the old pair had accumu- We have been employed in opening and securing the M. I level east of Irving's cross-cut, which beetroot us some heavy tt. I lisinc.l .1 :endues innewinted la et e...... for then reports. lated a little money, especially as it had been ril -1 work . to get in the tim ber ; . but I hope when we commence ; ,e' t e s t . ) moored that the 11101,1 of Patrick Smith had opening a new slope in the south level out of Icing's we & I g uiro u tn Ce r i l. tins'lNt e.,` el . ixtreet trees Table slit in Partici paten on his • death, • short time since, lilt his shall be rewarded for ell the trouble and espenso we have is 4113.1 " rigsm " ... i."4".'tw even I.'" ~ " aeu L father sonic money and a watch. Thu deed guns to. We have taken samples from the crewcut east of 40 ..---- i lids ; %Ina Prewilem iyanuall ..; ' Dal. ' Win- appears to have been perpetrated in the moat Irvimer, which are very good. At the, Bandelni level we SS stn. continue our progress towards the Terra Cellida, and st I ...., ~,,„,,- Age. A r 4 7. I I Y. "17 "'I/ cool and deliberate manner, as the eyes of the de- I t 1 ylat for he- Imo iiiinohr 0. intim Pre. Pre.acre, too, tbe samples are rod. m u m . L em ceased persons were closed, and the features same- At euiabs Mine t • the Sk 11 (Et .4 ' our procee di ngs • • aOw • I are e I Teo.. Lae. what composed • and by the doctor's evidence it ap- still of an encouraging nature. On the 28th inst. Captain s, 1 ...or-77r , .. d ~ . .d . "... , a. 4. i ... iL . d. peered that the ' bodies were settled from the position ~G oy ins pe cted the end, an d . pronounced it the most el. u , pp pp I Ile 2 30 a 7 1 4 I 11 3in which they originally felL Theseene,ou entering kindly he has seen at Comb% since his engagement _s__ * 111 31 . 3 7 3 4 4 14 4 the cabin, presented a truly awful one , the under the company, eight years ago. The whole length rte 1 a 411 910 6 7 I 4 t i 2 3 ' •111 is i II s 2 4 ii Is a corpses beiug extended before the hearth, at w h ic h through a hard, white quarts and capel, were discJuraging ' 1 • • 14 le 1 08 ' 40 9 3 II lei they had evidently been bitting when the murderers east e :pensive ; bat the favourable change the lode has 10 1 a I a s C and commenced their work of savage taken in appearance leads to the anticipation of something IL ! a, .11 is iS II : 1111 1 1 1l 7 9 entered ' Ow 3I II II 4 . 9 47 , IS II IS 10 destruction. Upon the cabin finer, with her feet batter in progressing onward s until the ground is 98 ° 4 ° : 2 4 F. R• r° 94 R ll . 1 1 8 889 0. 8 D 19 1 .88 9. towards the fire, lay the wretched female, with a easier worked. o • mitntew FRANCIS. Peeretsty. Produce for the month, Mks. 3 2 5 59. fractured skull; and across her b o d y lay that of her IS 1..---- - - O I T IL E DAILY NEW g . unfortunate brother, with two terrific scalp wounds THIS DAY. -Two o'CLocw. a 1 Urdu.. Rasing Paper, prim M. upon the back of his head. Behind the door stood II . The gold mining shares arc sensibly firmer to-day, is . . 1 Ass Pe" . cal Dream IS. DAILY News is et its. bead of the LI- the instrument with which the deeds had been • Warne. • , a Grim er,tein, releormtne free creniserre in Its breedest with more inquiry. Ague Fria's hare been bought 61. I . 66 .., 1 ...... 6 „ 2 ad 2 ,,,, 6 . 2 4 ... 62 . 6 wkiker I , th o o l..„„au. committed-namely, the heavy wooden bar at : prem.; Australasian, at 11 prem.; Colonial gold, 41 4 1 . 1 wertesSeewl. of the door, upon which was a quantity of at P P ort Philip, at 1 prom. N . .' lathe rat , nt and vela. of IMO/anal News,-In the ewer el lel blood and human ;,,,, a:,,.,A. 4v .n -..1, truthful. aid impanel tweeter of tio hair. In the inner room 4 Prfm' ; and n Santiago de Cuba shares have been in demand, N I rams lee:Wenn , anal in 1h r varied userausate and commenialls. the furniture had been pulled about, and one of the brinticennteleed in the City, Itailwey, sal X terary ArtMla.,- boxes broken open evidently by parties in quest of and Mee ' nto 14. ▪ Sar hew ,r tainirie.se d . lie usam amines 22 P. inetsine • tree detsdiel list of Shipping Mos my ether paper- plunder ; the lining of one of the poekets of the on- Ns. is... I Wow. p a id. erten I Yee 20 o , tese ,, .-y reel moo er wises la Ms /alias 0.4•10, envy fortunate victim's trowsers was partially turned out, Saturday., le.day. ... 1 "" 1 " 4 m" -.1 " th e " i 8 464 Alidall liegen. wid3114441 P ik ". but the search was evidently hasty and ineffectual, as - - -I I innbol e yeller, ...- ett I les 11 1 le It Wren*. Imen to smiles , se ben" measly parer bedew ita in an inner pocket money was found, as also upon 1 1 1 4 . •,, ta t *" 1 I 0 ,„ 1 ,, 444 „ 0 . 7r c 1 0 . ....... a par I a ., I . R...." ahaa eta." . .. aal 11" alwa r i ""' lagn . t " .. It ' " 1 " . " the person of the female. It was not until late on is,..e. in Weems - - N. 14 al dierive •Irriti•ement. 3 I hi .. 31 1 10 Its p ty.i, LAour Is a.. n by t h e l ast T ym n a A.,. Thursday evening that the police received intelli- , 1° . •. 4. 2 Is t° 1: 1841 t .„.""O . faced f'. 1100 to tie Magnet Lonnie Newspapers, by gence of the atrocious outrage, and since that time maces t .%oma : lan *********** 1 Ave Mira ~........ .. -- an i ito u .3 ; 3 7 :.' Zihi.,7'3d t"at .. "I ttp 3 Trp 7 , t r. , } 12226 444 7,1. h p ,e.7" ;62 „ : u " they were actively employed in endeavou ri ng to die - I, '.to° * N. s . 61 ißiseancon Iran ar.‘ Don all -i_ to tatablobad. stamps Weed cover and bring to justice the perpetrate!' of the weep I mitre Aoarslian Gold V01L.14. erraoncia Blow-.a. Do.r 1772 519.005 Mono 33 Mann Du n n.. aM. pm. Mt 71 71 n. n 0.... siva". Val ...... ----- - 4 - 4,400 SD Do. Ciamesenel Cunt.- all -- - DAILY SPAS 11,5441,......, 1.131,000 information has been obtained to throw light upou neoo le Do. se. John trti Ite;.. 13 - - SO M The nottnued nnates are of ttibi p:Mtiol jaMIIIM me Islam* this most dark and iniquitous transaction. 211 Vino 1 Canon's Crest . . eu 1 doper Mr operas mealy ramrod by a weelewpatery: 12,0,1 .. Oolue Copan ... ~...... 40 43 i• .. Iwo p„, iy t p.,... 16 ;66 2 . 2usi s i e n u m , L an d es n o sas te d The jury, after a patient investigation, in the 1010,4 ' s o,l,,wi n t GM ... I i 1 7w l4 1 peen. Yen:. the flr tlt toot Mph m ooed mid a rOeral time-refes• COMO of whi c h no circumstance turned up that could ...... .., COPI•PD eating eon.LoteiL.ly nu: rms. svniee ha. oaten *Wee Is clearly the - ~ i „1.,„ discovery of the T ablas °pleas of Eneland ; cad encode, win Ow sensed Matson V.' any a l oe t o .".murd erers , re- 1 , 4 ,, u . 0 ...., ..._... a- - VI eissulation of les recountsed any pan, owl with the Wiest turned • verdict of "Wilfu l murder spinet some 5.,54: ipede. slountnin.. ..... all II ILb Mamba of iiMertiament. .. non to tee • Tan •-obtansd by any or Demons unknown," and two vouur men 7 r•'9° Omni Duty elision ... all 4 tat par 1 doily miser. fie politial mars thin earterpsnits wit" its comeseres.l Fen" -e - . e. e more (levet l'aleautb...... ........ all 11 2 ors ter dies." who were in custody on suspicion were liberated. iioo,Ne. Dart) an 15 pm In hi nal.rnl of say 114.8.11 NT .. Te....t.a. 9 . the eisileMe lor at Th. police inquiry relative to the death of Mrs. 1e , .01e LW lathent. on i Ur es, &Wier, 10, Ddivenennet, Sietcareet, Lends. • Sii • Mu Len kCetllor,G.QtaC.o3. all 1 4 dl. Lewis, recently drowned on Ireland's Eje, fermi- • 100 :.„ u , Ilail n aks ____ .-- -- nated yesterday, and Mr. William Kirwan, the un- ~,ea is ltiminiatteoutnimmiess 2 Hit lb, fortunate lady's husband, has been committed for e 2 .1,1 , ..L' 6 , I 249 6 .. 9 . 819 ----••••••• all I ias THE BISHOP OF EXETER AND THE tr ial , &woad I Nouns. Moab ........- ill 4s pm it with beieg concerned in her death. Ve,ted 1 Pert Philip ....... .....-...-. I I IZe 62 CONFESSIONAL 11 i i The inquiry was throughout strictly private, so that at t h . LcZ g thmls 9 4 .: 8 6 .. Q .--......- 8 5 81 , 1. 1 12 ! te 734 IS 11 the circumstances brought to light by it arc on- s k ews I noel! amtratim .......... 1 s , Ir . ~ s s t The following letter hae been addressed to the Rev. I li. A. Grease., vitae of Charles, by the Bishop of Exeter: known to the public, but various, singular rumours her i! eel croft . i it it "Bishopstowe, October 14, 1862. are afloat on the subject. 11.1, I ni..lli United Minim. **........ all 74 3 a moue 1 Mee 11ar1pien............. all Ide par a .. Rae. Sir,-My attention has been called to • report in On Tuesday an English company commenced ()Fe- twee i Tabs 1 II Pu 11 4 the WED of En 9 mood rosservolire of y. strrdny, in which rations on a portion of the Tremont strand, with the is yore are stated to have made, at a very immense' meeting view of reclaiming it. A similar strand at the liar- THE LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. it bolen roi the preceding; evade.. at St. Georpe's Hall, in ....._. Wex f or d , '3 BERLIN, Ocr. 15.-Voluntary Loan, 1011; New _ • Statehouse, the follows,' motion, which is sa id to ton UMW' of some time since reclaimed, it now teen unanimously adopted : considered the best and most fertile land in the whole Four-and-a-Ilia( per Cents. (1850), 1031; ditto ''., ". That the system of confewioa carried on at St . Peter's county. • (1852), 1031. National Debt, 931. Commercial - Climb is eustrary to rho doctrine, the practice, and the The Belfast Mercury publishes the following in- Marine Society's Premium,l36l. Bank Shares, 107. al epo it of the church of England.' • "As this is an express charge against Rev. 0. R. Frye's*, teresting statement relatifs to the trade in lin.n VIENNA, Ocr. 14.-Five per Cent. Metalliquer, 10 the misister of Be. Peter'e, of °trendier mg Own the laws between Ireland and France: 9,51; New Loan (Series A), 941; ditto (Series B), . el oar church, I deem it , to be your manifest duty to We understamd that one of the first oMcial duties de• 1 B 0 a 91; Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (Ditto), 84 1 ; a take nub stein as than enable you to prove the truth volvieg upon Sir James Erotism Tennant, the new joint sumo, 1,343. Exchange e a London, 11.31. -- . ef ft. secretary of the Board of :rade, has led him to open a cot- It "If this duty sslmitted of being put in • stronger light respoodenee with the representative, of the linen trade in -- • -- --- - - - a r than by merely citing the words of the rOMIUTIOr , I should Belfell and the district se e 919 e 1 ". 49 to the movement in } linen RAMMAT TRAP•Tic-The following are the last tenain el the prom maple of the prpal French mania maned you that it was the di lisserate thcinion of a meeting, favour of a more liberal st at e of . 0 " , . 1 relations tic - re...„. ,- e ....,„rem . . 30 to OctOa. 0: llosinereb 379,63 if.; the proceedings of which were opened by the Rev. W. gl, toms ths United Kingdom and France. As this matter is dip* w crease; mai. ddi. ", . i Nantes, th e incumbent of the parish within which you we re not fa • state for morn part ital., reference, nor would it a0.&,. -room Oct. 3to 001.9: famsnien t 107,347 1. ; pose, 2 isessablen, by offering op to Almighty Ood, on recutaitiou be desirable to go into the details even if we bed them all ps,o43f.,total, 21.7,2341 f. I of your chamois. .1 he Collect for grate, for unity and eon. before us, we refer to it only because tho prompt saes-taco Oct. 3to Oct 5: ramenryrs, 30 ; t31L; moda. ma med. and fo, heslint the divisioas of the church, coa• commeeleatioes of the new secretary have bees 44'6333" teed, °IV"' 1 &Wawa ass IMMO Lwee- Try Oct 3to Oat. 5: Pas- et eluding with the Lord's Prayer.' freely spoken of, and tbe importance of the , im . ( ~ SO peets..se,... Se to; sod , : ti 110 /01. •• Ws malit not to douht that seep a commencement of subject aslundle attracted mask enmities here. We oars imaorme.-frere Se pt.t to Oe . 6 Funnier+, 274,701 f. ; a math proceeding. was felt by every Christian of every A AA leant that • mantittee of the leads is earefally attending pod T % 1711,917 C• total, 01,11,et. n et the en ,e ) den intini•Mns which lam told had th e ir re . to the cam t sail we bats a• 4111% that sort ing which Osto-Yrece 'Sept. 17 RI MN- 3: blevanre. 17.231 1. ; Foss, presentstite in the meeting-as a wore than willasry Sir dimes B. Towni es& tie to promote dm object in 54,174 t ; lash:3,l2N. . admonition of the secieseity of *Wareing the laws of Chris. view will be Moue. The maw Emperor of France, as we ~lit„tremsc-- 2 ;:emeent•SetteOehlt. Phonwilvre, 1472114 goinla liaa charity-ef taking care that an (I will not say entree, may now tell him , enemas greet &ninety to advisee the "ir, iu. .....2j,,,,., &pt . 2 2 ,, 8 . 0. 6 : p. 6... Km. ; keg yeah, or even anneemsary tedgment slarsa.d be pee- arts aid mesas of pease; sad be could scarcely take say s op" ii,3u7f. ; te1a1,154,4411. seamed en say sae )tut of all, on • miaister, tie wham more (Recital way of skins so the by liberal sing the Lros•-rmlik OIL sle Oar. 5: Pjasonere• 3 3. 7 091. I 19.84 a. 11 1 the spiritual ears of thousands of the tome-midi clod 105)5 eoeusereial relatives if his empire with other countries; 163,5161.; total, ett,lll4l. of one of the tr.o.t popul.u , d:eriets of Plymouth has been bet when it tan be stated bat our tariff of dutin se Irst • • Modynie.- . ..tresic Rat _4„ . es OM 10 : Pmersises, 111, , i 'swiped, sad the mem of whose miniettotioris for these apinst the Fruich imposes a obstruction or prohibitory e'er 11• 441 '6",2 "11.144' BETWEEN BAHIA 3IACEIO . Min slim subtly depend ea their due appreciation a his duty ' , Pm the Freeces viola, IllatIMIT from 22 to Sao 'TEAM s'ATI GATMIE ,„ r I hithlelaars to hie high charge Nothing, in short, maid, pw cent., we near feel that it is immanent upon the AND Ceaaysti.es.-s exclusive 23 years' privilege het : ' is mot, a ....., m o s s sm . so d t h, s , s who newt step you , government to make a large more to meet the go- been relented by the Antlian government to Senhor Pe- Sam the guilt el profane mockery, is daring to counawase 'eminent of Fressr. should it be disposed to *dreams so- drone de Alberquevque, a wealthy proprietor of Bahia, for I, yews , pea eilin t es with prayers such as have la en stated, bet wards lal. establishing steam nevigation between that city and Ma l "Tulin knowledge, touoded on isdinnitable seed's's, of eels, by • northers line and Caramllas by a southern line • - - -- - etc .0.........eirea5. A tirieilese for 30 veers has also bees. ti I 4 111.11•1110 411 to Mum l e to-day. ... si I•I li i I 1 s t. 11 11;` K I .1 The following letter has been addressed to the Rev. H. A. Onuses, vices of Charles, by the Bishop of Rester: .. Bishopetowe, October 14, Int "Rev. Sir,—My attention has been called to • sport is the Wrat of 1:1494ep0d easservatire of yc stendaz, SIM* ye. an stated to have made, at a very oonenessonstesp hole.' on the preceding evenia-r at St. Chimes NSI. h Statehouse, ti. follow's' motion, which is aid to MOO been unanimously. adopted: "' That the system of eonfenioa tarried on at St. Peewit Muth is wstrary to the doctrine, the practice, end Ilis quit of the church of England.' "As this is an repress charge against Rev. G. R. lismo, the minioir of St. Potts's, of offeadiap @villa 1110 IMPS of our cl.urch, I deem it to be your manifest ifint, he take sack steps as shall enable you to prove the fame et It. " if this duty admitted of bias pat in a stronipslol than by swirly siting the e'ei si die risolutins, 1 dosii remind you that it w u the Setrainene dialsiaa of • At proceedings of which sus sissal_by des likiw I llia tt Sidites, the incumbent of the grelillitilill* slab pinions, inembled. by offering up to Alinislay God, as sea, of year chatelaine. ''l he Collect fee pace, foe malty MA NIP tort, and for tussling the divisions of the eh** OW eluding with the Lord's Prayer.' o Wo one tit not to doubt that web a coettneueemitit tuck prameduir wu felt by every Christian of 5.... of the en ity dennininafiats which I am told had so. prenraut.., in the meeting —as a mote thus admonition of the animosity of observing the laws st .141. 4 .4.8 bat ehatityef taking care that no I will tot_ . 1 aim. bat) rash, cor eves unnecessary shwa lops. soeseed en any as, hut of an a siaisis. ONUS the spiritual ears of thousands of isi hOgstilllistilli alai dote of the most popial.das &Attic* of Inpiesik beslisma esesigued, and the wear of whom* mitilliatiNti itir lb= is= saw stalely doped as their des appealed= of le *tideless., to his high sharp. Noting, in short, mali s la seek a two, pietist yen, and 00 , 1/ who acted with yes. Rom the guilt of profane mockery, in daring to ounisisna yeor prom idling* with preyeis such as have been stable, bid sersta knowlesbre, totaled as iadispatable elitism.," the meth of the cure. which lon sildishr4l - I hesitate not, thirties, to urge spot yea *et *mu so taneemeary delay, in making your foraint ties fee the i 'tic Is of the judicial power cal okareb's onset. In &fag this, I have plessess Is that I sae ready to metre (so it at is in my only the mast expeditious, het elm the most im OM dispaseionate trial of the awe, by fortftwine 8 FINNS& lam titbit WI, loci u, all iLni.ing it, at once, try MOM id n eines., to tie cow of tie Archb.sliop ilCa== the Court of Arches. If, indeed, you prefer • of inquiry heir, I wi;l, en your signifying your wbk.iar at, thattly iftur such • c 413f1106.1411. " la ea.litg on you to perfects this act of jostler, I to. jai., to know, that you cahoot be deterred by the prolose Oust—net only became that ens& say, by mutual agree- Sent, he bemight within t derable limits -but elm because; the itl persons who joiusit y. win calling the meeting, in. Owing It; th riyms is, two admirals, too generals, this I 'slime's, inacy Miter I.flit.as of H.M. navy end army of ' 110 , 411 ranks, five Plait,' of is the - Merit of De- I 'notice*, fi use physicians. one banker of greet opulence, and sol.titors a .thout number, an well as the hundreds of others who voted for your regulative, will not be so utterly hewn- Illbio to what is due to their wit honour, no legs than pons, as to refine to cottri trate what may be tertiary to' prove the truth of a portmitios, which if it Le not true, is &films, as foul and mischievous that no elf mutat, so Chri.tion, no sae with the honest feelings of a shwa, sal ism anus ill himself to rut it it, and then shrink INN Ike htipotaitility of proving his assertion. " I am, Rev. Sit, your obedient sem*, ' lief. 11. A. (ift&VeS. " 11. Eittlfiti " P. S. I shall send • copy of this letter to Mr. rryddliti Rivals to Lim, as I give to you, Sas to publish it." THE LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. 14 BERLIN, OCT. 15.—Voluntary LOMB, 1011 ; New Fonr-and-a-Half per Cents. (1830). 1031; ditto 7 (1842), 1031. National Debt, 93 1 . Commercial Marine Society's I'remium,l36l. Bank Shares, 107. l VIENNA, Ocr. 14.—Five per Cent. bletalliquer, roc 031; New Loan (Series A), HI ; ditto (Series B), 1091; Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (Ditto), 84 ; 4 Rank Shares, 1,343. Exchange oa London, 11.31. I Riggs RAILWAY Tuarytc.—The following an the last rondos .1 the grass rscelptaa Ike petmelpal French railways : Itturaman.—Pram tept. 30 ho Oft. 0: Peassgere, ERII3IL; WO* 601,ce1f.; nth 939.9 tit. *cost.—atom Oct. 3 to Oat. 9: Parossilena 107,36/6; roan 9 1 ,633 f.: total, set,lsur. ,tarts. —prom Oet. 3 to Oct. 9; Paisassees, 39.(311.; woo& 44,1401.; Waal, 81,2911. tomeano Axe Dames Lem—Pro Oct 3 to pet. 9: Per v i 501,79114: gouda at , .; 2f. ; aud. 6 9,...,04 as.—Prom them 39 to Os . 6: hamogers, 271,703 f.; 1711,017 f.; tout 45411,ut. peon Sept. V to Ost 2: Passagere, 97,331 L; goad. total,ta,l2 Nev.—Ens Sept S• to Ost. I: Peoseagent 11,721 f.; geode. : total Math thas.—Yeem Sept. 2 lo Sept 6: Pmeerigers, 65,2341 raw. 'Mutt. ; tetal,lol,al;f. t vosa—From Oat. 3 so clot 9: Passenors, 3 4,70111.; waft $1,1101.; sow, 1:9,1011. Waeralue.— grans ore 4 to Out. 10: Pmensmoe /9,2 M; pate. 21,2111-, vast. 1111.1941. STRAY MANICATION BETWEEN BAIIIA, MAC6IO,. AID CARAuSLI.3.9.—An exclusive 23 years' privilege hem =rented by the Brazilian government to Se Pe de Alberquenue, • wealthy proprietor of Bahia, kit establishing steam navigation between that city aid Mue *to, by a northern line, and Caravel's' by a smithies Ilas er steom.packeta. A Privilege for 30 years has also him conceded to &other kerma livegalista do Soave for the araviestion of the River Amazon by steamers. In one day the 3,000 shares of this company, representing a espital of 1,200 cantos, with subscribed for. WINDSOR ROIAL ASSOCIATION.—After the dis tribution of prism in the Home Pork, the members of this association—which was formed, in 1850, '• fee Improving the enntlition of labourers end othere"—dined together at the Tenn Hall. Windsor, lost Friday evening. The Chair was taken by Colonel F. H. Seymour (Deputy lawyer of Windsor Great Park), who was supperted by Cat the Hon. C. IL Phipps (Keeper of the Privy Puree to bee Majesty end Prince Albert), Col. the Hon. N. Mud Proem is Waiting to the Queen). Col. Williams (CommoadWOMist of the 2nd Life Guards), the Mayor Of IV/MM. MIL PERNAMBUCO RAILWAT.—In a Permit:oboe° paper we find the following perregraph: " By advices from Itio de Janeiro we learn that Meats. Edward and Alfred de Mornay had obtained from the government of this country the right of privilege to make • railway from this city through the interior of this province as far as the village of Agua Preis, a distance of about 25 leagues. This grate. is for the ti nu of 90 years, but yet requires the confirma tion of 'warmest, which we believe may be con idered a form only. The measure hue liven great satisfaction in this city, and we trust the Messrs. de Mornay may be en abled to curry through their intentions, es it will afford the opportunity to open up the internal r.sunrees of this pro vince, and we feel assured the produce of this district will be increased to a material mitent." AT Oda BanITFORD.—Ors Setae der as iminest was belt be Mr. Leargbiam, at St. George's Hospital, a the body of William Blamnett, eyed sevontree, who was stabbed with a knife is Old Watford at Tuesday ARM vase elide of which he Sod. Jag& Rewires% et i s Direeideni, bealabar i sold she assessed was es appmeatiee me tie Wats. Waft wiener else wain d for. How reseal whew tie lIIIMININO liarginsed, at belf.aiet On se Turley mendas. He sem as week iu st.• issemesbey wish arms w sad tbe deemed. The young sow WM Joe Lewis. wits ate lived at Branford. thisa• walibmpajekbag, and after a short time he got op sad went arimode Lewis, who was sitting on a emit, and in a Playful mates" they caught told of each nth, r's arms, and kept so until Lewis got into a passion. Ile then told Stin nett that miler he loosed his hold he would stick him with his knife. He then took up the knife, with which be had been working, bat as soon SI witness saw the knife, ho aught hold of his hand, and held it till he promised that he week' lay the knits down. They then loosed each other, sad a. &anoint me going towards his vat he Ray,, Ss young man Lewis a slight tap on the fsee. It was a ilght opeo.hassied slap on this face. Lewis then imuseili ately stabbed Suisun with Au knife at the bottom part of the stomach. The knife was very sharp and erne word to a point. When wham got bold of his hand, Lewis was in a rage, but before be loosed him be appeared to bats got opine cool. The deceased then tried out "he has done it forty sow." Hs asked witness to go to Mr. Baker's, the chemist, bat bowel from home. He then went fur Messrs. Rolfe aid 'Behinds, surgeons, and by their directions the deceased was brought to this hospital. Lewis said nothing after the blow wu struck. Shaun the who'd time was playful, but Lewis was much irrita•ed. The deceased, while they had hold of each other, tried to hit Lewis I. the face. Mr. Francis Cutler, house surgeon, proved that re TUE TVI.IIOON Estates= Snip reached Lisboa wound inflicted upon the deceased by Lewis was the engem afterof his death. The Cosoner haring summed up, the jam on bdk li.h lest ,with the lass her forentast-bad half an hour's consultaVoo, returned .I.,rcrilist of ?uud. p r i n cipally !go bo. culprit at the knight-heads. 270 imigraats ea " „dau.hta against J o hn The Cormier ' then Scotch. It was expected that she would r bt wu sus arrant f or h . committal to prison w that dtliyeit •urne six weeks Ktwo months and that the L a - , a ,± cos'. Of n httiou would be at least 2,0001. Her lower meets and bowsprit were of iron, Anal and rivetted like the found Tut limorr HON. C. P. VlLLizam, M.l'., in Ma steam vessel, and the daunting ears had gone away answer to an invitation to the (heat Lasts. Banquet at titan rat the pints, as if the rivets rah had bakes. The Manchester, writes that he will endeavour to he present, rhaeu n tri.. te was tried with hat bowsprit, bc., JAMS 26 bat he Nat present suffering much Irma, ill ha is lth, and 0? v. ^ and the ulnae was notoriously proved to under medical treatment iu the hands of Guards , al absinthy. DEPARTURE OF TRE NIAOARA.—At twelre o'clock on Saturday the British and North American royal mail steamship Niauara, Captain Stone, sailed from the Mersey, with the usual mails. a good general cargo on freight, and a full eomple t cot of passengers, among whom was Mr. Abbott Lawrence, late ambassador to the court of St. James, who was accompanied un bleed the Niagara by several of the local magistrates, including Mr. William Rath bone, and was loudly cheered at his departure. EWAN: OP POLITICAL Exll.P.B.—Fourtcen of the French political prisoners sent by Louis Napoleon to Cay enne, lately attempted to escape in a bud. They pro ceeded to the south, but were driven back by the woatner, and thrown senors at Dutch Guiana, the governor of which had east them into prison. There watt a 'twat deal or secrecy observed shoot this affair in the West Indite, and the above sere all the particulars that wild be oh. RAILWAY& THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The railway market is buoyant to-day, a strong upward tendency being perceptible. The rise is chiefly observable in Aberdeen, York and North : 4 12t e id, Berwick, South Eastern, Midland, Lan and Yorkshire, Great Northern, and Caledo nian. At the present moment prices are not rite so good as they have been, but the reaction is slight. French shares are higher, and Luxembourg and Sambre and Meuse also show an upward tendency. MAW AND mous IINOUANANTILIN. 171 11 4 V VI I. all I 4& Is Ow NMI; NI si i NI - di pro 161 ad 1 ; 1 vs MONEY MARKET. 2114e 1 i 314 I.' 15041 I i I 111 SATURDAY EVENING._ There was a considerable improvement perceptible in the general feeling of the stock markets to-day, especially towards the close of business, and prices left off with an upward tendency. It would appear that parties who have been " bearing " during the week, and for some weeks past, have now made up their minds to close their accounts, whilst, on the other hand, operators for a rise feel sanguine of an upward movement next week, anticipating that there will be no sinister news from Paris. Consols ranged between 1001 and 100:. The closing official quota tion was 1001 for money and 100; to Z for the 11th Nov., but after the regular hours the time pries stood at 1004. The official business record embraces the following stocks, viz.:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1001, 1 • ditto for account, 1001, Z. Three per Cent. Reduc ed, 99e, 1. New Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103 1, 1. South Sea Stock, 1101 ; ditto, Old Annuities, 981. India Stock, 276. Bank Stock, 224, 2251, 221. Prices of the unfunded securities are well main tained. The March Exchequer Bills are quoted 765. to 78s. prem., and the bine 745. to 775. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 855., 875., and 88s. prem. In the foreign house the chief alteration in prices was in Buenos Ayrean Bonds, which experienced a great rise, reaching 78. This advance is of course owing to the favourable character of the advice, by the Tay. The wisdom and liberality of spirit shown by General Urquiza in recognising the independence of Paraguay, throwing open the waters of that river to vessels of all nations, repealing the confiscation of the property of the ex-dictator Rams, and inaugu rating various other valuable -measures, have pro duad a very favourable impression. With the re moval of the shackles imposed on the commerce of that noble region, internal and external, the revenues of Buenos Ayres must be greatly benefited. General Urquiza is at present taking measures that cannot fail to augment the customs receipts—a result which the bondholders will look for with great satisfac tion. Spanish Bonds were better to-day, and Turkish scrip rallied to 8 prem., closing 71 to 8. The scrip of the new Swedish Mortgage Loan closed Zto prem. The list of actual bargains is sub joined :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1011, 101. Bums Ayres Six per Cents., 78, 76, 77. Danish Three per Ceuta, 1823, 82. Dutch Two•and-a-Half per Cents., 63 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 96:, Ecuador Bonds, 91. Peruvian Actives, 103. Russian Five per Cents., 1181; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 1041. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 601, 51 1; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 231 ; ditto for account, 20th Oct. ' 23 1 , ; ditto Passive (Converted), 61. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 71, 1,8, 74, I, 1 prem. Venezuela Deferred One per Cent., 161. A third call of 50f. per share on the shares of the Dijon and Besancon Railway falls due on the Ist of November. The speculators were active to-day in Mincing-lane, although Saturday is not considered a market-day. Native Ceylon coffee was bought in largo parcels at 455. 6d. and 465. The latter price, which shows an advance of ls. to Is. 6d., was fully sustained in the afternoon. A large business was also done in tea at improved prices. Sound common Congou was quoted 91d. to 91d., and medium from 10d. to Is. Cotton was likewise in good demand. The " lalo of Wight Railway" is about to be car ried out, by raising capital to the amount of 240,0001. in 101. shares. The line, which will be about 22 miles in length, will be carried from Ryde and Cowes to Newport, and passmg Oodshill, will proceed to Niton, at the centre of the south side of the island. Messrs. Fox, Henderson, and Co., have agreed to construct and stock the line for 230,0001., and work it for 7 years after its completion, paying 5 per cent. to the shareholders on the capital paid up till the opening of the line, and 5 per cent., together with half the surplus profits, for the 7 years afterwards. Thu " Cheltenham and Oxford Union Railway," for which an act was obtained in the year 1847, has been revived. The line is intended to connect the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Railway with Witney, Burford, Northleach, and Cheltenham, not as en independent line, but as an integral por tion of a system of railways occupying the mid. western railway district of England, and which it is contemplated hereafter to unite with the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Railway Company and its metropolitan and other extensions, so as to form one undertaking, in which case the capital in vested in the formation of the new line will become a pert of the stock of the united companies. The' line is to be worked by the Oxford and Wolver hampton Company, and a toting° for the use of the line is to be so adjusted as to secure a dividend of 6 per cent. per annum, without in any way ituplicat tog that company is a guarantee. The capital of the new company is fixed at 600,0001., in 20/. shares. The " London and Mid-Western Railway Coln pan y " is also being formed with the sanction of the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Railway Company, and with the intention, so soon as it can be efftcted, of uniting the two companies into one undertaking, thus forming one comprehensive scheme to accommodate the entire mid-western districts of England. The districts proposed to be sup plied with railway accommodation are those of Ux 6idge, the ChaHoots, the Wycombes, Beaconsfield, Marlow, Saundcrton, Itiaborough, Aylesbury, Theme, Wheatley, and Oxford, by the new line, and the district between Oxford and Evesham, Chipping , Norton, Stratford, Worcester, Droitwich, Stourport, Kidderminster, Stourbridge, Dudley-, Tipton, and Wolverhampton, by the old line. The total length of the line is to bo about 58 miles, and the capital is flied *11,000,0001. sterling in 201. shares. This line is also to be worked by the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Company, upon a system of tallage. Our detailed list of the quotations current in the ' market at the close of business this afternoon for shares in the new undertakings is subjoined, via. : Besiers and Graissessac Railway, 3 to 3 prem. ; Bordeaux and Cette Railway, 33 to 6 prem ; Upper India Railway, to 1 prem.; Antwerp and Rot terdam Railway, 3 to prem. ; Royal Swedish Railway, to 3 pm.; Norwegian Trunk Railway, par to 3 pm.; Woodford Railway, par to 3 pm.; Wimble don and Croydon Railway, la to 11 pm.; West End and Crystal Palace Railway, par to prem.; Etro Canal, 3 to 1 prem. ; French Crystal Palace, 3 to 1 prem.; Fairhead Harbour, 1-10 to 3-16 prem.; North of Europe Steam, 3 to 3 dis. ; Netherlands Land Enclosure, 3 to 3 die.; English, Scottish, and Australian Bank, 3 dia. to par; Bank of India, Aus tralia, and China, to prem. ; Lake Fucino Drain age, 1 to 2 prem.; Australian Inland Carrying Com- Pimp pram the movement in specie and bullion this week has not been unimportant as of late. The imports are limited to 118 000 dollars by the Niagara, and 420,000 dole. by the Pacific, both from New York, and a few hundred pounde worth of foreign coin by the Brasil steamer Tay. The total value of these imports is only about 107,0001. The custom house account of the exports of the precious metals direct from London dom.; the weds ending Thunder last is as follows : Gold coin : to the Cape, Ascension; Mauritius, Ceylon, Madras, and Calcutta, 4,737 ounces. Gold dust ; to Hamburg, 20 ounces; to Calais, 20,000 ounces. Silver coin : to Hamburg, 4,120 ounces ; to the 'Mauritius, 4,000 ounces ; to the Cape, Ascension, Mauritius, Ceylon, Madras,and Calcutta, 72,000 ounces. Silver bars : TO Hamburg, 3,900 ounces; to the Cape, Ascension, Mauritius, Ceylon, Madras, and Calcutta, 27,200. This gives a total of 24,757 ounces of gold, and 111,220 ounces of silver, of the aggregate value of about 118,0001. We have also advice of the shipment of 100,0001. in specie and bullion by the Calcutta, for the Cape and bast; 34,450 W. by theTeviot tor the Brazils; and 26,3001. in coin by the Derwentwater fur Hobart Town. The total export. from the kingdom for the week are thus raised to nearly 280,0001., and there is consequently an excess of exports over imports to the amount of about 170,0001. It is known, how ever, that there have been for the last few weeks re mittances of gold to Hamburg, which have not been inserted in the officialCastom-house returns. On the other hand a large portion, if not the whole of the shipments direct hem London to the Cape and the East, consist of the specie cargo of the Calcutta, which is thus stated twice over. —• From Ileraputh's Journal we extrae't the following analysis of the railway traffic returns for the last week on all the lines in the kingdom : ',Aggregate amount No. of Average receipt received. miles open. ye r mane. 18.52 18.51 18-A The Railway limes estimates the gross receipts for ,the whole kingdom sineo the let of July as fol lows: Gross amount No. of Arc - rage receipt received. milts open. per mile. 1152.... £4,795,410 6,618 £721 0 0 1851.... 5,009,324 6,307 791 6 0 1850.... 4.15.5,018 6,954 697 17 0 It thus follows that the amount earned since the let July is 721. 19s. per mile less than in the same period of 1851, and 231. 9s. per milo more than in 1830. The Iri,ll Bank returns for the four weeks ending October 2, 1852, are as follows : lums lout CircalaCkm Avarua Average Name and Mk. authorised. tlrcular amount tkin. of GAEL -- S The Pank of Iretond The Provincial Bank of Ireland . 927,667 r 91,50$ 215,.10 The Belfast Banking Company The Northern Banking Company 243,110 191,013 4017 the 171-ter Banking Company The National Bank of Ireland The thertek-an.nair Nati Bank of Ireland 24,031 16,461 3,103 The nannini NaCkinsi Bank al Ireland 66,121 35,71: 7,716 Total 6454,491 1.107.350 6.154.491 x. 1 .3 ;WI -- ._ I 102 356 These figures show a considerable increase in the circulation, accompanied by a diminution in the amount of coin held ; the amouut under the former head exceeding that of the Free. ding month by 367,60 a t; while the decrease in the bullion for tku same period is, 50,106 f. THIS DAY.—Two o'Ctost. The English stock market is very firm today, and the full rally of Saturday is maintained. Consols have been well supported, at 1001 to 5 for money, and 1001 to $ for the 11th November. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 991 to 5; the Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 1031 to 1 ; Long Anrraties, 6 7.16 to 5; Bank Stock, 2221 to 2245. Exchequer Bills show no especisl change. Tho markets gene rally exhibit an improved feeling. Business in the foreign house has not been large, but Spanish and Buenos Ayrean are higher, and other descriptions very firm, with the single exception of Turkish scrip. The first price marked for this security was 75 prem., then 61, and cfter receding to 45 to 5, it has since rallied to 55 prem., at which there are buyers. Peruvian De ferred bonds mark 62 ; Mexicsu, 25 ; Buenos Arean, 78 to 80; Spanish Old Threes, 511 to 515; ditto Deferred, 26 ; Granada Deferred, 11$ ; Dutch Fours, 961. The scrip of the new Swedish loan is quoted 5 to 1 prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. The supply of English Wheat at market this morning was not large, but having a very considerable arrival of foreign on sale, millers were far from eager buyers, as they hope to be able to purchase on easier terms before the ves sels' lay-days 'spire, in which it is not unlikely they may be disappointed, the trade throughout the country having assumed a much more healthy appearance. Quotations must he considered the seine as on Monday last. Flour was unaltered in ',aloe. The receipts of Barley have been moderate and sales were effected without much difficulty at late rates. The arrivals of Oats have been on a liberal scale ; factors, nevertheless, were enabled to support last Monday's cur rency. Beans slid Peas were in request and brought quite as much money. aN.ItIVAIN MO LONDON FROM I Ith OCT. to Nth OCr. 5414. 13554117 h. mut**. Irma. Wted 13312 Barley 8 ,41 1114 3633 02to 774 731 1 3378 uns met ..... 7323 14 Flour, 3,410 burets; 3,701 eases. DIN de. Nem .„ ... I lama Wen (vide la.) 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HINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The private coatract markets have been unusually ac tive, both on Saturday and to-day. Comae has advanced fully la. Gd., with a large business done, chiefly on speculation; the present price, 465. to 465. 6d., the latter paid for a parcel. Tr..t has also been in large demand, and prices have ad vanced to per lb. Common Congos now quoted firm, at 91. Mammas qualities, from 101 to ls., have also been freely bought. Corrox has also sold at a shade advance. 91orrat.e.-iron : Scotch pig has been sold at 585., now quoted 575. • bar continues to be held firm at the late ad vanes. Speller is quoted 10s. dearer, with a large busbies done, at 19:. 10s. to 201. On.a.-Seal, pale, 341. to 341. 10s. ; straw, 321. to 331. ; brown, 311. to 311. 10s. ; sperm, 861. Oa. to 871. Os. • head matter, 831. ; cod, 311. lbs. to 921.0.. ; South Sea, 311.. 10s. to 341. 10a.; olive Gallipoli, 651. tot 661 ; Spanish and Sicily, 631. to 541. ' • palm, 301. to 311. ; cocoa nut, 351. to 37i. • seed, rape, pale, 341. Oa. to 351.; linseed, 2bl. 04. to 284 In. _ _ Tho public sales are rather large and various for to morrow. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The marki.t is steady, and prices as the epat are well sup ported. Fur forward delivery the market is qaiet to-day, with not so much disposition to operate speculatively. Town Tallow is (plated 425. 6d. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 43a. 62. ; October to December, 42a. ; January to March, 42a. W. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. I tem. ; Mat* this day Casks.. beam, last weal Lan 119[11 IN hum" an.val iPht sea. Do. (min lit Juno Pries T. C. this day ply cwt._ i ho Town 26,790 2,621 14,626 11,6,7 42,792 SS .81. 419. rd. 33,367 2,3.7 31,193 2.413 8%047 M. 04. 466. 01. 1653. 22,821 U.S 31,540 023 50,433 434.34. 4,34.441 Arrivals Fir the week ending 27th Oet. lad year, 6,163 casks, and delivery 2,317 casks. The arrivals loot week com prised 133 casks from St. Petersburg, 270 from South. America, and 125 from other places; total 533 casks. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mears. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand fur fine Sussex and Weald of Kent Hope continues unaheted, at improving prime. Duty estimated from 265.0001. to 260, 001. Present prices:—Mid and Esst Kent goldinste, 120 s. to 1110 s. ; Weald Kt fits, 765. to 815. ; choice. 905.; Sussex, 725. to 79.. ; choice, 80s. to Sis Farnhams, 100 e. to 1205.; choice, 1401. ; country ditto, 9Us. to 10Us.; choice, 110 e. to 120 s. SMITHFIELD M.IItKET.—THIS DAY. The supply of liessts is unusually large ; trade is mimed iagly slow for all kinds ; however, choice descriptions de not starer much reduction, but a large number of middling quality remain unsold. Sheep are also men plentifal; trade is worse, especially for big fat Mutton, A Meantime cannot be effected, although lower prices a va submitted to. The supply of Calves exceeds the demand; consequently, on the ge, primps are lower. Our Ageism supply con sists of 1,924 Beasts, 6,150 Sheep, 209 Calma, and ito Pigs; from Ireland, 300 Beasts; Scotland, 40; and 9,400 from the Northern and 'Midland Counties. d i d i .tuna Him l'az i gat i. o. si s o % d 6 thetAbortheogs ....,.. 34 3 1114.4 Looemoolo ...... 3 6 3 Scomienalits deeds.. 2 0 210 Do. do. 83born ..... U U ..... 2 6 3 6 Ewes dadosoood4Miity 2 10 3 2 hes 28 3 8 Lo. do. db 1.411..... 0 0 U 0 ints.n . fitifdareAsi 4 4 4 Limbs 00 0 0 Prows n. nes VP. ,uarkes, CUT; &tom and lambs. 8030; sadtm. al t COAL MARK ET.—THIB DAT. Halrwel , , 18...; Ede. Main, 17a.; Will. End Riddell, 18.. 6t. ; Walls Eisil Ramat, 18s.; Will. End Dentin, 18*.; Wails End Tees, lb.--aips at market, os. tbatarilay. Il ab te 24 di In a u 147 10 1 4as MI Q 7i 41 711 17 SO 44 . 1176 IS 4.16 9 q 1 sljl goi *3 $3 II ii lei e 10f NI 1111 di 1 19 1 9 9 1 ii 7 as 41 at