The Express. — London, England, 1852-11-20 00:00:00

- , +-WA •`I .T. AM;..TT ,38,1111 X a Ffile' 11 Woritiihn • 11. •1• a • 114. rt 51 Tt) LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20, 1862. [THREEPENCE. RAILWAYS. TWa DAY.—Two The rail7,.rket Is firme r to-day, and, upon the whole, show an upwa r d t en d enc y. Cale donian stoc has risen to 61. Ala dean Lancashire and Yorkshiro, Lond on an d North.Weetam, Midland, and other stooks are also higher. French shares show a partial rally from the closing official quotations of yesterday, but the business in this department is small. MAUS AND STOCKS lINGUANANTIND. vopir JO IS Neely * Uses (ebb la.) SO SS De. DLO, Islers*) .. IS IS Nolliems et /new . .. SO all De. SKS psi IL Baud. Oe IL II &War mi... in all IferouliaTawk hake. SO II °dims sisi Deirdesez ... JO lir Pau awl loss ... .. te SO evil imil Oileme ... .. 10 SO Parisi* ales ... . $ * Pleb sad Illesekeere .. IS 4 ealsAsse*s•Dasslteeee Di fl Quoin it Ilsiosomo .:. is So room ors Homo ... .. so Jr *aim sod altwe.- .. le Ss. kik*** ........ /* ell %w Pleaer.... ... .. So II Waters* ersair... .. e 11 81 7 1 Ni i 13 rake• &mitts .....„ 491 mem ... 431 maws Olbralar ".. 49e pew Leeman ... Solr 62a. . „ Sou. 121 e, , • rime= Nefloo Per dloii . 41 1411 peace Palermo per omen ~ 124 pow ... 123/ prom Nemlis 1i0100...... ...... per mitre' 90 days date 321 awns .. 331 perms Flo „ .. $3l mem ... 63 ot nor Calcutta .... Co'e ro E. 2. OD'. Milo llotro bills 49 data. 10 !tomboy Naerm ditty... 23 944 The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the 13th of November, is as follows : BANK OW 2:sol.AND.—Artnene for the week imam Nov. LUSE .• ..... 11T. Not. limo/ ........•../Ka,116 , Uoverion..at NM.-- 1. 41 . 013 . 1 4 P Other Monk' es 2.11114.900 0.4,1 Cola mat swam maxon ruy.. &Moe 13.164 414,409.276 434 699.275 Proprietor? °metal —.VV . el u ar l er a". t Betorttem 11 . 4 i 1127,453 dodo& Dead We.ott, Pilha o : 6 4;c4iilliifiQ: Annuity) .... Ititita . : of 5= Otto, Socaoltion ... Notate Jan Deg nails 4 _.,. 12,367,1 PM toria•dfklatafloilieritiala 1.107.161 1 IQ 'H 171 1111 Jill 66 7u 36 40 34 344 20y 1 fl 11 7 pus 4 Ipm 10y 11y U 41 i i I le i ll im lej its.wATs. Un arILL II" =.I 111.14 MIAOW. Itliser'faite Kab e re s p b tlm.- als tan Do.• 66 W. ' 0 7= Mum Wow NM : Cork soll Siewles 118111utIvar DA74B4 4. tr itm and Abe des• Sage Ansa (so L7e in 4 LAD)... 11=1111 Lls IL) .. Ossolks rrwr. Veins - A.. Ili a 11 IT• to I ~•. MONEY MARKET. 13 1 4 4 1 8f die ft II& FRIDAY EVINING. The English stock market was again stronger to- day, the purchases on government and private ac count combining to afford support. Consols ranged between 1004 and 1004. and after being quoted 1001 to 4 for time, finally left off 1002 to 4, both for money and the oth December. The government broker's purchase carried Reduced Threes to par. The official business report includes :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1004,4, 4; ditto for account, 1004. Th ree per Cent. Reduced, 09Z, 4, 100. Three•and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1024, 31, 3. India Stock, 277. Bank Stock. 223, 222{. Satisfaction was naturally ex pressed at the official announcement of the proposed redostion d the Frank env to the watentello.ooo. l men, bat ft remains to be seen In what way this desirable measure will be carried out. It is to be hoped a reduction in the military will not be re garded as affording the opportunity for an increase in the naval force of France. 1 100 1.4 111 lei 0 4 0 11 4 17i 4 1i 41. 7 4 Si ICS agi Hi 81 17j .•3.04.1 Nov. IL 1517, C7.7N. MARSRALL. Chid The above return s , when compared with those far the previous week, exhibit the following changes: Circulation issue Circulation active 23,21)2,283 Decrease 148,860 lablio deposits born 9111.111 V OWN , &PPM" ..... ••• • !SMUT.= nt Desswesse 2.96,674 Resement securities banking department 13,962,684 Increase 12,313 Other .ecurities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and other bills 1,507,161 Increase 21,867 The Rest The Reserve 12,071,487 Increase 627,212 The increase in the Treasury deposits has ex. r deed the chief influence on this return, as the aug mentation is unusually large, and augurs well for the national revenue and prosperity. A decrease in the active circulation, and an increase iu the reserve and coin and bullion, aro tho natural consequences, but the augmentation in the me t a lli c stock of the Bank is also promoted by the influx of Australian gold, which, after the usual delay, has duly found its way into the Bank vaults. t i , 9 i• 'Tr . 4 SI SI rq 73e 23 27 maw lawsome_... S. Is W.L Dioammie ellsbergli % d r* . Died, allisperi en* aim thew Ilerthent :114m, A, %auk . DA. lir% B„ ear.. asi Mast.(lro. Irish INA Sifts.. ,Lester* AAA OArliels SSI 1 45 841 110 111 101 103 sA 63 ISi Si II If on 871 •17 3I S tar 1 I 17 15 11 9 I pa 107 IPS_ ilii 111 14 UN Is' sa ST i There was less doing in Exchequer Bills, which remain quoted at 70s. to 73ii. prem. both for the March and June issues. Do. mime itrirbtes "orishi. In the foreign bond market there was little move ment. Turkish scrip was rather better upon the meeting, ranging throughout the day at 21 to 3 prem. A report of the proceedings will be found in another column. In other stocks the variation in prices was trifling. The sales are thus reported : Austrian Five per Cent. z.crip, 61, 6 prem. Austrian Old Five Cent. Bonds,B2 (exch a n ge fi xe d a t 106. per pound ). Buenos Ayres Six per Cents, 74. Chilian Six per Cents., 107. Danish Five per Cents., 1064. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 651, t; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates., 971. Omnada Deferred Bonds, 104. Mexican Three per Cents., for account 30th Nov., V.:. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 02. Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., 381, 371. Russian Five per Cents., 118. Sardinian Five per Cents., 991, 100, 1, 991, 100 ; ditto for account, 100. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 511, 4 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 25, 241. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 3, 21,1, 1, t prem. Reports are current that a Russian railway, having its terminus at the port of Riga, is on the topic. The capital is understood -to be 800,0001., and to bear an imperial guarantee of four per cent., and 96 per cent. is stated to have been offered for the entire. Shares of the Union Bank of Australia continue In demand, and have risen to 591. Netherlands Land Enclosure Shares have been dealt in at 24 and 24; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 891, 89, 4; ditto (20/. paid), 491, 484. Resler,. and Gniassesrue Rail way shores closed 11 to prem.; Bordeaux and Cette Railway, 51 to 61 prem. ; Antwerp and Rot terdam Railway, 1 to 1 prem. ; Royal Swedish Rail way, Ito prem. ; Western Railway of Switzer land, II to 11 prem.; Magdalena Steam, par to 4 prem.; French South &ate. n, 14 to prem.; Chi riqui Real, 1 to 4 prem ; Ebro Canal, 14 to 24 prem. ; Bank of India, Australia and China, 1 to 11 prem. ; Staines and Wokingliam Railway, 1 to 4 prem. The Maitland has arrived from Sydney, which port she left on the 26th June, and b-ings in 14,323 ounces of gold, in value about 57,300/. The Lady Flora had sailed from Nlelhourno on the 4th of August, with no less than 77,539 ounces, and the Fatima, from Sydney, on the lath August, with 18,567 ounces. _ Drs TWllll7:7= Deo Wed libift * Miler Leeds PsiDuetii Imam arktai Las.,1111101,11111•11mad Lea" ilriewikk B. Co. larks lrfast* Do. PUtlis Do. 81061411.ia . 8.(6 Larks it IhrOD.Wastal 1 . 211 121 3 41 ma 1 21 . 9: Ha $ 1 Cs $ I dl. 181 IR 19 21 it 52 344 3 414 75i 751 45 47 10 51 I: 4 1 .77 Csiwthe D lia =a msima Paloo iflard__, if 101 100 100 IN I ,4..121d0t D — ZilriasiDiii :: !fez" abi4a;;lts:i, Newry mai LanMillen I N T- fal k- - . ••• -8 .. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The home funds have experienced a further im provement to day, investors offering upon a very strong market. Console have risen to 1004 for cash, and aro now quoted 1001 to both for money and the 9th December. Tho Three per Cent. Iteduced mark 99: 7 to 1004 ; the Three-and-a -Quarter per Cent., 1021 to 1031 ; India Stock, 275 ; Bank Stock 223 ; Exchequer Bills, 695. to 721. prem. Business in the foreign house has been almost at a stand-still. Turkish scrip remains steady, with busi ness at 2; prem. Spanish New Deferred Threes mark 24! to 25; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 97 to 972 ; l'ortuguetio Fours, 37i to 36 ; Buenos Ayrean, 74; Brazilian New Four-und-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 961. No other stock has been touched. s i Ws 21 Si 45 SO ill 71 I; I billogr North Loma. No. I. 111 Owasiood el 6V 2 11 e; 1 41 (H 4, y 4 pox] 411 49 89 91 61 63 C 7 69 74 76 11 Ills $74 7 all . 100 lOU . ,ii WI Ti; &WY Marl ~ Wort. It Ulna.. Clem A - . ikometry • Steetar4 *sowirry sad Chow C e.W.1111...) . Ds. e U5k.: .... y tifingshib Den A. 0. C, sM tt,.tally pas? at pn Cont. Gish bens . Ise* Ittonn On* Wain Om& TubillittrarCht THE LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. 19+ 1104 9 10 IS 16 $1 $Ab fl U 7S .9 40 41 1♦ IS Foe Account. MARIA, Nov. 19. 3 pet Cents. 41 per Cents. 6 nor Cents., 1632 4 ler Cents 3 par Coats. Nark II • • 1 rablbongllon Loathe at -Igist, 23 201 - 90 rum . . a 3 7i. •- Bolgtoot, 3 peiCLlB4O 1001 Money Naples Rents Do. laiJ le. 11 ... . Do. 103” Piedmont p.Ct....„ 100 30.- Trestoury Bonds • Ito. 3, lOU — I Bank Kb nes Paula, Nor. 19. —St. Germain, 1,500 ; Versailles (right bank), • ditto (lett bank), 390 ; Pans and °D eana , 1,070 ; E on . sad Roues, 973 ; Boats and Ilona, 333 ; Kan 111 es and Bria n a. 363; Strasbourg and Bak 173; Northern, 491 30; Paris and Son•brurg, 663; P a rt. an d Lyons, 917 SO; Lyon. sad Avignon, 773; Nontoreau and Troyes. 360; Onset, —; Beano and Ht. IMskr to Cray, 5:3; Pada and Cherbourg, 613; Dion and lierentoo, 630; Dieppe and Perms, 360; Bordeaux and 6K a, 6331 Bonleaus and Tests, &•3; Paris and Swans, —; Centre do PDalle, 1.023. BERLIN, Nov. 17.—Voluntary Loan, 1011; New Loan Four-and•a-Half per Cent. (1850), 1031; Ditto 1852), 1031; National Debt, 931; Commercial Ma rine Society's Premium, 150 ; Ba n k Sh ares , 1071. VIENNA, Nor. 17.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 941. New Loan (Series A), 911; (Series B), 1091. Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 844. Bauk Sturm 1,832. Exchange on London, 11.28. limitiy.!py,nlng.lhgbest Lowest; Moons. SS o 1 IS SO , 84 10 N2O N 0 toe's(' i toi'so 107 20 106 so 16723 ... IldereilawsUmbillab. Vale of Palk Waterbed sad [i i i. MOWN awl Wwq2o"."ll ell 11 1 13 24 23 0,1 10 :* 73 70 34 0 Mr 24 II . 3$ II 75i I . lif 1 BZiall1;;74;;71 Da.G.S.ll.temelsom Work sod Hank MOM ell i 9 LINO LIAAZD AT num 11311TMA. ! Ditto wiOsal air M I Hi n II The sn - ilwred has been forwarded to us by the committee of Sp. nialAmerican bondholders : ilitialiorit767 - 4•rn Wdel= do z aelaw isd Dudley ix tred is Orestliestern (innibYnnMnwrn , eaddliebalWre Owed I to IA•6•1111.1ftein) OlerAls se II • 29 SO . • -- A., 7 7/1„4.,- t".e.,,,.....04/•-•-. . ' s e- 4- ;,.../ '• ee • c ' . - ~' e s ei-----435-,e-0.4 100 •10 - "l i d - A --4--- i iiiii /" . 45 :111. ../ t - e 4. li , Tibt f No. 1,949.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVEN , --,-- osißur. ma EDRIIXIEII LINE of AUS- THE LA PLATA STEAMER. of the smaama, cieithe floor ; and Miss 0 -, Mis s W-, and ratt.‘ 4 llll MUT atom.--The tottoolag first. siss # r eal im deer istanffikm qualities, sad having neat ra emollatim fag ominsue, will ead mutually ea it dr myself, oa • matron beside the captaias sd. • • • • The La Plata is the first West India packet that , Daring aim, awful ofsb boa km • t es, • quarter to 11 WI ~.,, 'outlet the tombs Decks. ever arrived with a foal bill of health, and is the tint „nu i n t k a 44 „ art ... our &dz ._ won Imo' the most r..!--' - - ssrese.. 00m......... 1 moron.. i., ~,i. steamer that ever lay in Southampton Water in quanta. a .„t o b to k i nd. I th ia she sasad a di . putt ., sup sad 1.1., I • ~........, i is, ON i Clallirn - wry .... Eve. 23. tins. It apPaam that she arrived in the Solent on Wed - the cry of those wretched este will neat leave nee, they y will forever lament nte. And the eight of that Md. gradnellY we'e,, i i &Dion hell .W. limier l .. or. C. needay night, but it blew so hard, and it ale such dirt • rll l ' 7 ' VA ........ Iffil - R. - I=-..... lot fis weather, that tbugh she fired guns sad mat up rocket breaking up-I comet think of it. This morning the ' . are J. D.hoin .. .1 •••• n'e• I sigaa/s, the regular pilot Gould not get to her, and a strange islanders got their boat reedy and brought us all over to ..e re „, a , Tx immi - e - re - pmam. &miry seek% and tenth pilot got on baud, sod, instead of taking her to the Mother- Oothentiourg, sail we are here nicely housed and everything •- 4 ,,,,... n ey to use_ . _mrstereatined. *the h. sonenEß l 7 tIetPAIRC bank ta preform quarantine , as h• ought to have done, he eteforteble. We have seen the English end the Remiss% rterteh.• , ••• 4 "'""T'''' 11 / 1 4- ' 41.14111 . (MI./ lenans) L '''‘ h brought her up to tionthanspun. She lies lust off Netley eiciisi d er awl eve ry b iodoles boo bobs suns as. sad burry. Amu Mo. nevoid& M- - MAIISIIALL red IDIIIIOIII, 34, reaskrandsetreet. Abbey. and doting ThlaradlY night she "toed a signal thing done to forward us on our way. They are going to light, to signify that oho was In quiroßtim• sad noltoen - send us clothes, so we have nothing but the things on is •••• bi %RINK sad EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH house and ooest-guard were statioaed nearher to pee- saved. Fortunately I had my watch tuned my seek, and 4 c0.,A,i1L4. vent eommunkstisa from the shore. 14. M iblin, the t to the La Plata H alal', government health °Meer, was taken ne t ,-,,,,„.„ kitetwoitnetharougli the shove Osepartlet Ines tu the cuetomhouse boat early on 'Thuraday mooing. He I threw my petticoat and jacket over my ninht•dress. I had my grey cloak with nie, my hodilice luckily I got on, and with • siik handkerchief of poor 0-, instead of a „ i lis iiii " ;., --- e, ie Ceroltill. London: wad Clarsthelime, Doh,. was cautioned sot to go on board, but he disregarded bonnet , you may imagine how desolate sn appearance we 11,.... - so• - •.- iss C•atissai sr° airwariket nom the Massa No . 30 , Hie caution, and the coasequence war that he was obliged presented on our arrival here. It is thought the compass ...., Liked."... re mkt et Me bond. O- Li pAnßom nonatoy. to D'lnWin on hoard , to hi , most serious ann°Yomee sad in. woo at fault, not having been properly regulated in Hull. re': - i. ‘..• it UHL s , ,terea. - • s „....... - as TiFFORDSHIRF MIDLAND and MINERAL based a lso on Thursday, md will be obliged to remain there -. 1 ILWAY.-INCOR . PORATION of COMPANY ; CON. antic ha °bit' is rri"thrd from quaramth°• Fresh 'nest te il ece'pie et RAILWAY from CAN NCH% c. Wictimniiitt kr. was put on board this La Plata yesterday, and everything mar 1.1: t SCU to W A t i llA Lt. : asiolbur itlt ANCII to JOIN the that ism ,, for the crew and passengers:and the sick THE LATE DUKE . OF WELLLNOTON. Slot,' :tot NORTH IN tosTEEN RA ILW IT sl o e near DAM •••• •• 1 boa le sen ton beard by the West India Com. r,,i tihRIC4 FORGE. and Sa , ..h.ir BRANCO to MARTON • - •'0- •,,_ „•„,,, _. _ e „ . , a i t.• tRN the 103.1tIASIIIIIE, or AVVittill.slllßE, awl Pall% us. amain luny esPeeteo to us able to ways the ;,,e'i l eridte 'hoe et . eierioe RAILWAY; PoWERA to ship when be plumed, and was perfectly astounded when r o ST. PAUL'S VATIIEDRAL. This morning a large number of artisans nod la rr ot.tmt 3113 RP 114 1 1151 T ll "EON. and .1 11w "•••• 1 lb he wand that he w a s obliged to stay on board. The mails homers were engaged by the Messrs. Cubitt and Company, AOLO RAILWAY and NRANCURS ; and AIIRNDSIANT of were released by being put into a ship's boat, with Lieute- the eminent builders, at . 3t. feud's Cathedral, to remove the e r :riet:l4 it ERCIIY Or VIeN thit APPLICATION hi IMehled is act ()miner the Admiralty agent, and Mr. Cow, the whole of the retentive timber work and fittings at the bi „,„. t . i•AIILIAMENT le One cre-est ...goo tr lure i,, , sose . ni ii.ir.l odirer Of the ship, and several sailors, and towed north and southern entrances. A considerable portion sin L i. ~. , .lie and nwiTrAter . llataiay and te= : rr ro . ; ... , ir d... by a steamer to the Laurette, sear Ited• is th• hile e if the Umber has bora pulled dowel. and the' Ib m '''' - " l thirrumb rad aiissithe• tisasio eetectiveh ' itiest of Wight. Umh the towing steamer and the mail boat s a m e will he removed on Monday h oismliag &W O 041 • • el IT le 4 , 1' , p.p... b . . ii ...,...„, th . i ...... n . d heisted • yellow Seg. Oe aneweeeleias Ike Menlowilank , at as early hour to the joillaiSaa at the IM -- -- ,7;l" g rri limi rr. st.os idemeire. het WrewwwWereJaite. Mo. gemratnent brig, In which the booth *Meer resides, aray'sine-lane. A large body of the City P olice offoen to "''. '‘ L - 14%M:a mar tra. Menem ks tine Moe lash.* te belated als• a yellow neg. The officer was on an official have been on duty day and night in the interior of the t " u- "''' ' ;• - a Lwa •nOh • IMran.retart Om at law ce. llls "'" v i •1t to.hip tf llvde The towing steamer dropped the Cathie'', and at the various gates ; and, notwithstanding es' '' ' '•'''' Meer-de. tee ...hi t•t lib the emelt ..I • ~,, "" a " .. ~ 14.0 ' " ',;3 ....,„,,,.,..,T,;,,....,;,, b y p i . iiiii .,..,, „ th ~,,. mail boat beside the brig, and proceeded in search of the the inclement weather, vast numbi rs of permits from the ra 55 ..e.e,,,... ; ,• • • ienci teet:,e wide, ' .at moseet mile 41tiocr. As anon as the latter was found he was made se- country have made applications for admission to see the . , e. e i or mu a poen l a .... x to •I M. st , rve the wr i tle4 trin:f quaintest with the a ff air of the La Plata, and be proceeded preparations in the interior for the funeral obsequies on r , ' e `, '',',.., ..,, 1b f,....."%V -. .iese r i.e.l ...:rii...7.se s i rene.„ on board the brig to commence operations . The mail bags, Thursday last. The public will be admitted on Monday. s‘ .',' '': 'I - to • be" , ..hle awl liIPIILPIToI trim. Isi dir . .satlioir I-mote lettere, slop's paper*, and newspapers, were all TEMPLE BAR. • ."'',' - • .1 . 1 " .. ,1 -'n.. 1 " .. ..'.. 1 . "' l •'''''e"r',": l '"d..: I 'lo. ':itri thrawn from the mail host on board the brig, sad by •. . , e t. Ile heol•ed. sour.in A... i, iti.riornLe, __, on , of ton g+ . mien letter, newspaper, or was - At an early hour this morning workmen were to be seen .... ....) a m ee ester.... llet.•1 Ilt)T10, It rely ~,k. -4., re il l s• on the upper part of Temple bee Fleetetnest, busily em• :a Ott. eared... sham-MM. lintai. 4,41a-mese. !lents% held and smoked Over a lighted stove in Wolf Ws- , ..., . . I • I , . ... G„n,,,,,,1., t a n ent. tilos. &ch. tire: Metal"... infecting substances were burning. This operation piny... in remov i ng portions of the decors • s, and the , , u ne eeo e Liken. t •eo•Se • Wah.W. *. t a l l T.esisa , s b about an hoer. It was years ago sine . recent henry rain has much injured the ornaments and • " h c. a . I ie. Loon •t. it 14';ohl, le ....thy. Itieb•otry •". t. • ' ',',,,,,• n , ' n ,„, k „ v h...k,,:,,ti, iiir m i et ij, tuba... Wolt er . such an operation had been performed with letters silver weak. STATE OF THE STREETS. . ..11444; Si ...b...... , ..r... eoiehre. Tipt.et. Tittlei earn timer at the Hotherbank. The mails were then put on board the ~. 'e; - ..e. bid tre'lbeso"lens '''' " A n' "' ums"4 sit al t h e khl small s• seiner, and Were conveyed to Southampton. The This morning Ludgate-street, Ludgate-lull, sad Fleet street, presented a most extraordinary appearance, in cog ,. _ e tee., e, nelme. in.cr.:4te Wm the Übe of the .'ore quarantine into which the La l'lsta has been placed has put 'returnee or the inceseant coin during the last Iwo days, "..;',,, , .1. A a •Iway Mme eme Ju1.,.. limb 01•141e31 C..liner. the rauenge•s on board and the West India Company to rr of th e which has almost rendered these thoroughfares impassable h 4 haball. attire ma ....Imp ot RAMora, awl temays mance, as no passenger, or any pa I INA .1..11. •Ileet..ll/ lit of saw warn lbw mkt 41 . 4,4 I• 10104.11 ergot ineonve • for foot passengers, in consequence of the gravel which was • .:It ores. Ithe, :totem. l& the lahrb . 4 waiwil. W the cargo, can be I ,nderl before the ship is released Mr. Owen, • dual down on the carnag . e way on Thursday mixing with -... me eh, .i..sid i..u.11 Enneey , wnh the works mdl c.,11 the chief officer of the La Plata • has had the command or I , • .es.-.li's , "•ih• •d 5 I ' ""• 10 0 " 0 ''`. 1 " 1 "." 1 f"•.• 111, the steamer since the death of Captain Allan . There are the rain, whereby the drains were "topped up iu many ~•,. . e r.I ion.he., tow ihhirro. entraws.-nrlnal and places, mud the foot pavement blooded to • vary disagreeable t ~ ... 1 „,„,...,,,, t , tm . g.„,,,mm, m it m pk,, about IS ill, hot all are getting better. Captain Allan is • . , ....ult.! Pt 1., .. sal all *WO eaute Wm•en h great lees to the West India Company. He was q first rate extent. Where are thistles,' orderlies, or the scavengers. . i i.,.: ,e.sta-se i'... len. and Waken korween. Ir commander, and en amiable man. Ile was in the a el ii. me ael c.ast)• . • ' , ... . ,i , .; .. fr.,. t h. tft eo rib. ii,,,, ia ,,,,,,, prime of life, and had but recently married. Ile was , U, t -1. I.t 1 , 0. • , r- o :',',7,1 , , .., i Mail. *8 st min,. the said Jarnew• Melee Olditeld considered most fortunate in obtaining the command of IRELA/CD. .. ~.,- ..,4, • I Sal all. Ist tto ?1.1 e.attt). riud tenetn4Ohr .1 .7 curb a noble vcesel its the La I'lato, and nothing could n, -t le tool 41 ant N•.rth %them Hallsay m or nem n o , DUBLIN, Nov. 19. exceed the pride end joy he took in her. 11. left South ; ' ..,.,'"" '' •11.1 h• rend k mins In in. bats-hei crwn to Itetit',y j . .;;' " . . th ' . :. ot 1inia....0t... the -MA n o un, a ... 1 s WM cud anipton on the 1311 i of Uctiilwr iu the highest health and Yesterday was felt by every one to be a day of , . , ..-ii Rae.,,, sas the leak; and TT.lttetliclteeeCULl• s pi r i ts , and arrived 111 St. Thomas , a distance of 3 , 6110 miles, peculiar and solemn interest ; and although no pub .llhe owl.: .I.lticantalehol Inm. to, Oven th, fie ••• . • i in ILI dap, one of the *stillest and longest uninterrupted hc ceremonial was here before the peop les ' eyes., yet . , ~..,,....i.,..,,rie . .. NU:. int.,!1.41. and .411cr Baas of +. n, Gnat ieetwi,h. Littk Mosel 4i, toeholds. voyages ever performed. all seem& il impressed with a sense of t e great etre . •• ....Mtn.. • Till IU lbw .a.id edty. 1 ' • ' • • 11 , i . in „,, ~,,, Ilea d ib . 1 ., 4 The see ere of this steam-ship were released from her monist which was going forward, far away, in the , .. .* It.t..say. 4 Mt se .. ~. t n ,..tui Nara ..3 . Ina anti edllot The elm Asa INK this a sermon, a menage having been received from the metropolis of the empire. The Duke's funeral was . . 'mid,. mg.. sua.s-vseied in Mt threw WOW+. lw Board of Customs, by sheltie telegraph. The superino the only subject of conversation: and as the sky ~.a,....i.50. Sad at OSUMI. U.lii tart a lla moues. ~„„„,„,,, w., 1 ,_„„ 1 .,.,. 10 „, ~,,,,,,,1 7, , ~,,,,,,, ta flatulent, Captain Barton, immediately nn being informed of brightened, and the sun shone forth, after so long a . . • .an... 1 .• Che bull rnae, awl terminsthey hy a the decision of the board, sent a small steamer alongside the Pentad of tempest and atmospheric gloom, many an .a. i einomiowia. woh•suvrot.o. and Intdie7 ken- La Plata, and the passengers wore at once couveyed to the - • ' . I, i t mule et. ris or the moth; that Railway ion. • pick.• ardent wish was expressed and felt that the same U . ' .'. ~ • ... 1 .1 10 tee weep of ia. .. wri. in the path& of We! e r. , . s , ~,,,,,,,,, ...A * l n a •a i t t r hnn t hy • A hnvi i„..l w in d. No freah ease has occurred since the ship ho e bee n i n th e bright sun might favour the thronging multitudes C, ..., • ~ ,•••,..e, ,oi et:A...ilklore contacted therewith. sill port, end the medical inspector, Mr. Wililin, n ports that who mere at that moment honouring the maisiory, • &I - ,• ••• I '.. 14 . 1 fr.°. th r e° 6 • '4 taw the the `aal fithe'h.". tho-• on beard wl.o had been attacked were in a fair way of and croading round the bier, of the great warri0r .,4,,,... • ,tr, tun i celita ...ld.tr µhem et W..dttottony, Le1a..... ••• ... h .4. i npt..A. or s , lU.T Of UPC i 4 Chau, WI Ita the mil teeosetY• M.etesinan in London. The cathedral bells tolled As regards the ship, nothing has yet been pettled, but , . [nem most plaintive notes, the great bell of Trinity . ht...,..5ia 1.. atil7 fig Po° Bo I ) mg. kik"' "'Ilk". orders respecting her, it is expected, e ill be received to , r,„ ~. w t h e ' , 1 ....A Itetway, DMA Itailwals.wa w ,,,, 5. College was tolled at quarter-hour intervals, as on the -. ~...,. s.,.s,,mass. •., warm the ammo Alined &ICS the pia.. morrow. 4 ~..3 r wen...at-1. a.ol a: o to erne, enter, slier, or .0.1, up, ___,_ _ , demise of members of the royal family, the trumpets ."...1.4W 'rearil,/ sepfr ...tam*. an each tonitehe route isai,m drums of the military were hushed in silence, rys i PT ..te, &WI VII= I.l.lliet 6, ITIZOTtIe. teITVIN e PW. lia.Ti. is • ert....rneel WWI. Taftrat • aa 4 , irnwln__.d..._ LIMO th , ermo...s. THE WRECK OF TILE VICTORIA STEAM- Chef gs of the shipping floated half mast high, and i r sol s, 1.1,..thp., extra tdlo.lthim. 111.1 ether w• we More Aid or PACKET.-EI(illT LIVES LOST. the clueed doors of public officers intimated that there e . ) .; ma t . a . it mu Inc. .o.ne, to rm.. dl,llll. alter, • r 001.• YIN I.ll& . i.unsa.wei Ms al . Ith is ay. Drench lialleao, and worts re- •••••• WM a national solemnity. In Christ Church Cathe- C Ilite... 1: 1 o'.. Aa ale lb; tie •al I em D to take powers to Inewporais • Yesterday we published • • brief amount of the drat there was a solemn service at 11 o'clock, after (moan t I _• Oh 1a..-- . 4 •.nnliall inb. MT c - tka sea Poet whirrs,. loss of I ieht lives Althe total wreck of she Victoria steam- p hich was perform dan anthem composed for the 00, 13 .1 3 ••• Ii i, ~,,,*4 4 . ,`•,..1 . ~,,,t7l / I , ,,;;rar , 1 ,11 1 1 . ,„" b `",,, o : 4 441 " , a .„,,,,1 14 .,,r 11 "'"" 0 „,„:" 4 „ sh .. ip,wh which left 'lull this .1%.• fortnight for fi•. P, te , shore. occasion by Dr. Smith. raw, to meta •by no inse.••••. and rho by agreement. lint., The following pertimalars of the' disaster are communtcht. d _ , ha,. Ira tart.. aieltimPoi , i05..1.• 1. , 11. 1r...1....1rt ...di Kellum , by a lady who sailed is the Victoria : A muggier lugger, said to be armed with eight tank sal • " '`. s• A ' l •'''k*. .. " 1 ' • ''`-• '',_. ..r "t l "sw•d l a l l 11 .___tt•L___.. 1 oOn Saturday (6th inst.) we einharked in the Viciar's. gut's, and in inned by 36 desperate fellows, has been ea,i e e s to ay unman 0m.M4P.1 110.111 WV WWI.. talitilints. awe moque gsrerybody in Ilt:3 seemed so leaguing of mar haying a fair duo in quantities of tobacco on the Dublin coast. li etas,. o p J. b i.e.! r take, eel n est.. - weal , I to mese"? Ike trthl Conway to he thesterth voyage, and dwelt so impressively on the hardship' of the A large quantity was discovered the other day by the smi is the sal lin o re*/ to.s. 1, 4.. w "It"' f° 1 "" " 1 '''''. 4 a lb' overland journey, that 1 hit not the slighteet bosh soon in reel ce • set ,. 4 : I.L.'say. lintrich Ithlwaye, as I Won ~ nn a to , coast guard en Dalkey Island. osisr...e.sr trittamen Inemptiaa• term tie pausent or tolls, rhos. ffaliaffitain on 1 -•;ki'd. eram.,..hil t . ... ter, iso..e. sus oi.ti nines read. awl privateer ( • Victoria sailed from Hull on th• 2lth ultimo, - - dad 0 1..1.4.5k.d ti t it.• 1.04111. Was it , le It* rid Osevmul so be le- with the fair writer on buird, but haying etwoun erm""irZat„eir ••• „ i „,. ‘ 1 1 m ,P .... „ t .fth e ~,,tj ' e n ,'"l lline a o r d e i 7=7 m el tend a terrific gale, wi•ti a heave era, in the Street., MINES. War 4 , .7. ital ig ..., at. It uglier ta..., Sal 4,041,e55i Se Man be four days, by which, amongst other darrlaqe sustained, she - Inainno to b e n I. me ob-ie wan , P 24 a tb" lA..' near est bed her wheel and paddle boxes broken, and two cases of FRIDAY EVENING. • e ...-. • of agg.. null ,W WI alio lad t., be thank to• the um machinery which were on ,:eck wash e d overboard, sr.. There lies been an active businees in mining shares 1-111, o A Asel a. rA. terstore ir eJul , .n Kirlear An. E. le I : u c the .....• .:i.. eleal.. interi idaem, tramways, put back to Hull, where she arrived on the lat. inst., to-doy. Ki)hrieken's have risen IL, and there has P...44is mos.. ° elis. ' 1 " ' ... A.M.... ... ' 6 " ...1 " . ' O. and from the advanced state of thin season it was not mince'. been a strong demand for West Providence. South mom:. •me rata •iib mob 1.4 meat Mewl 1.. r •.f RS lway. that she would sail during the winter • however • Arta. .I.etrae•ow 'by t5......4 lan si maks tirsoisioo be immix. Da" . " France ', Dolcoath, Wellington, East Darren, Tre au .• • , ha,....; .4 ..,ani • poi.llenl.na• Aid I IVA 3114 .3t.o1.11lestleae having repaired damages, she lift Hull for her rig nal ed, t - -. -Jul ht.ewrie d 41 1 1 . 11 . I R4 kik 5L wk ""''ii '., sod a , destination no Sstunlay, the 6th iostant, as above stated.) hone, Great Wheal Alfr Cubert, Balnoon, and e e. • - """'s's're. 7 ' l • 4 ' . "`l''' u ",. "' I w ",,, r ' rs i r ','"''' lo l .. It was half-past 12 when we embarked, the wi t .d Wag North Towy have also been enquired for. The p r i ces r . ..,:rn..Zl.' l o t i h' ten s 4. ,* (0 i ; Tonjpris he ..., and al " oleriisik . e Ired fair, the mate know every inch of mimed. and ow rythiezt ruling to-day are as follows :-Wheal Buller, 780, . . ...• , ... , 1 ,,,,,,, t...111 , ••1..i , ..ti..1'("00.0•''''''. , was going on well. On 3liindey night, about 10 o'clock, SOO; Wheal Basset, 505, 510 ; United Mines, 730, e - ~ ..i..• , - ..•• ....nre.- I . , mn 0 . , too'. ' , tr... nit"' I ° l . after ewe each other on our halm won't's' and I, 143 11....1.1T in r ....e. of ALI+ .: Tne. sal to:alto ill ITT WV 01 th e -•••• • ••••IP , .•••_ . •.. / I . • 77 0 ; Tnfusis; 22 ; North Domed, 235, 235.; h.. rat, 44 , .. .a,I t Ii IT, • 4•1/11 road t, t.• Libels he the end Derby. thinking about next day's expedition at Lop, nhagen. we Iley United inc.,M 21, 3 ; South Francis', 190, 195; a-. siaa.ti.E. ...I a a...............t. Jois ....a irs'lssit i' , ..imo . . separated, to retire to reit. Wo wen sears-ly undressed it Fr lan or et Ut. •.1..h an et Ow awl hillier. ankh wont! in any and in our berths, before a terrible humping and thumping V. Cupid, 71, 71; Stray lark, 10, 11; Wheal . asaar ta. . • is. II lUTS Ult. c't ••• the Moeda aforweild. nal to „ ~.,. , o i l ,' _, ~,,, „„,, I , ~... ~.. ,4„, t „ ~,,,y,sh i k,,,-. 1 4 o a „ pm , ensued, and a cry was raised, i The chip Ilse otenek.• Brewer, :.,01„ 211; Alfred Console, 131 ex div. : . • is • ..41....a.5.t t.. hr. ) I. li. mt.., awl i1:141...• mar, lathe. or IP For a few moments everybody seemed ParalYeed , sad en West Providence, 36, 38 ; Clive, 41 • West Wheal s.-,...14 -,. :14.e of eh 1.1 berti ..:inv, Malfortheire. mad Wormier. was *mansion. Daring this time, notwith , tanding the Alfred , 4_ n ,• I lerodem. 4, i , Kilbrielten, 5, a ; '1 in are Jove et Rallenty Commer. MI it ...mated ha the od I ian is take roses to wmffis are eolllllthads a the eaptido to keep eolleeted . „ a rush nos croft, 1;4, 12; liolcoath, 6.i , 671; Tamar Commis, inerm • • le.ivileil ha h "n-Try, sled to manful then use male for the boats, and live of the women, with Mr. 11- „teeee •• I Sena Rd wet •on suck neve oe Anew so= an d th e b ro thers II- were drowned. As for myself, 1 de. 4. j; North Towy, 151. 17s. 6d. ; Cubert, 265., amtv •r. -..1 So las ilms u ran. , n so sd I•ti not ma ' am la, se rH st +Whom an ell or ar,r past rf the helium fie pool m terminal from the first to abide by what the eaptein 201 a. ; Great Wheal Alfred, 29, 31, ex cull; West u- so at. t ruble: Is ensh 'arm 'as to fano me Mead Mom ia aile said and be guided entirely by him, f ininhieed Me II- Treasury, 91, 101 ; Trehaue, 81, 91 ; Wait Ding Long• th ah. •h owing tom . to do so likewise ; he ornmised that be would, hot, poor 71, 8: ; NVheal Arthur, 28, 30; Calington, 2, 1 ; ..._ten......... is .., lot ss wows lo enalas the slam! the moment he raw the seam washing neer the Speedwell, 9, 10 ; Merllyn, 4, 1 ; Balloon, 7,8; Go. F.',,, , .". 1 !;, 7 Jr amd tre i si a lle lk eler g qi i Era n d Desk and beard the fearful eommetien, he lost hie e• 'f ;ei nem ti. :to oe et, rt ati s r ar .... z e rrid to dan i nnoin d ;,,,, n one o r th, n eat to jump I nto t h e boat. err reorients, 45, 46; Great Crinnis, 221. 6d. ; Union Tin, me.. ..4.wea ewe De WOO MOOD la the water, and, uhe bail on a life peewee'', 12s. 6d., 13s. W I:4 1...:...r i room saft soli mum or se MOW 0' 6 7"...1 .. hi 41. ear" We MO Ilikehel MW•Rellei_ lisliffiffilim h elp were breed for heir an hear. 01! those ----- K' I st '‘' h• - s• si own inolonto Is Ann owns nos lin° , VMS** ate shall retrievals., all our lives; the thought of THIS DAY.-Two o'CLOCK. Mk... h. Deamou aal 4si - At...64 .., m en u gm mim e wenn ,* spe c in ,. dun makm emu shudder-se despairing. NO eurres,toel The) old mining shares are firmer to-day, owing Psi. el'edr.... re 3 me 4Me plectra as' elf "The The roust II- I pulled back twice when he wee rho 4 . 4 ,„,„„ i b ig . to the large receipts of the precious metal. Nouveau r 5......,... :aid crater. sot Worcestershire kik parlor to leap from the ship, Illir ,k, o r to pray for I'mnif an t for es Ile fell en his /donde; Colonial Gold, and I'ort Philip are inquired .Aol n Cr. •• here' l fent er cren. th it MI at la' , . ...:r ,'nt+e .tc. Miro ami • Mime of Mil knees, and screamed , ' Lord home mercy on u+-Lord for. war. -" sea R.'iltait. awl R him Aosta( *0 kik* save us.' bat besting his brother and Mr. If. eall,he rushed sal the 1 . 1 ° 6 a". "tire, weaker °nal • "'`• away, threw himself into the boat, end in a few momenta witetvarresihno.ay the tonnes of the wearers. C. 5.., .4 i, wool hares. Sal or vt.ilas a abal was in the peewee.. of Oud. Poor soul* ! e ould they were bat In other foreign mince there is no movement. • ciosum enema O'er: 9 o sea al emir. are Mr. nes of teeth us now. Shortly after this a cry was raised that the peen dem apse% gs ... 0 .. asdnewy 01 tat. a ... ,o, I • speak' was overboard ,hut in a few minutes he was seen egein Nth 'share Illowm Palseyeaterday. tc day. 6....e 5 . .T t I ca .1 t w• t et. r tottC' 10.1 , c01 1e --••••--- ---•••• Ph:l 'OA m toes., et sweet, sa be ' Mdm am deck, miraculously; reserved. All this time the ship mime I An . ve . - M., of• ...wheedle s d p•- .o' .sail W w could he done ;it was much too dark to take to the boat% 16,03,s be lAstorion - A Wit a-14 est., •'e it awl ta t we ri%.sb. a • tie .41at..el /Ira _ear, li.. 14. r 'lwo M. ar e and each moment We feared would be oar Iwo. All the blue IMO 10 eimenstselen l l5 ft - .1117. Pcsot • • ,l•i sm b •; e O l 4 , , a hi th er Of . nodes. r realthlied is lights we had wire burnt, end turrentine sienels "Oki 15 kulkklik• .......... ••••••-• 5 1 .5 mote I ailetralisa ?upheld ~ , ,,-.5 .„ -ki F r.,li - • __,..i't dull p r= but all of no one. About three, the re. k fancied he, ikon , 1 awno,...dfluis all i die per r.. .. ~ • •,.... ~, % ,1,,,t of ,„,, p i •.I.l. Tur ...'. .17 r ju s um saw a "Meal, and for a few mements cur heart.. were Tenet? 40,M11 lAm Mists all I die k' . 1;- , •-4 whole ;an I thi.• .•.r be we Me Met day a loomaler but soon thee sink as we ili.erms rrd only the Minn risking 110.001 I ittPhiliue Atrallsa Gild all eMaI t a . •,. tat s. b. a : e. :,.. rr to‘s .5..111' 'II 'I t ..depostml la thl shove t h e ro o m . Nothire could be dour. Thine we were. KVA SO GHIA Iron 13.5 76 es -We Inn was oi Jto Hon or towinselia P s p,i t i,.. i IA e , „r ,••0.r..t• LI. '.2. only a short distance from land. but death staring us in the Woo se Limo'. borktw-rom-vv , ltt 5 8 --..... facr, our ill needing each mows; and heavy see. VW s• Da Deems sad Calabs Two ituslntiii) COPIES of ALISON'S washing over us. Such / .en ne ss the saloon prisemed h i !,:mo s" 1 1 ica mea pe" t, e jeh o m l V M 11.7- It " p u t T i pp A I 1 4 1'lltlT of I.CHIII . E. row *teem, reef ilwei'ed Ostery if why I never see again. The sailors were doing laalli 40 rCobre ratrier all re 43 r - ~..[4. a,, . . p ...,. "rt.. n .`e W W I, a ewe, otticr resent wax of all they en old to cht er one another, ard the sprain and 100,000 1 'Colonial tier ..".....-. I t. 7 0 2 am he •'T I Merit Oe era, A Intense err la et:eldest • tat MCI/IE7I .. ICoplapo - If 6 7i sy Lr - i , " AA " . ato, New n at ,,,a., 4 „, t . m ag i,. m e,,,,t,,,„„ i chief mate were encouraging each other , and rill of fib Mln i ?Pm a Amtrallaa Comm MI I di* fa" heir. a par . scum. Vast rla•• *wintry .uMertydea Twe rilliftSS us praying as we a vet preyed before . Our only tope 20. ..„ u , • • all - - iro ip s . i .o.. , ocs ue ins ti. 'be r-mw'er el columns required. Pro. was for the daylight, and i• seemed as if this *mild never 3 „ 0 , 00 , 1,,,, kk0 ,,,,,,, "'"`"*" on 6I A . ••••••• -'v r he nhalsel no GmVirsll‘v. rime. But the longest night must have an end, and about ty.hat no„‘ finely f 8 , ki , .... a n , dm- puid I ' (3 &quarter 1 0 7it was light enough to get the boats reedy 11.00 . omit Puig00tZ.............. all li It ens 10. 1M NI EL'S HYGIENIC we had bat one beside the life boat, which got staved). In 1 00 , 1 0" Liberty ... all li i are -1-ii I i:ltit. VERT, iattined by the • few Minute* this was done, and the women paseengers I „e n 'e i t'; Lobe Itutherh... ... ell 1 Ms ce:etpra . I resist Cr. Um, F.R.R., wor • got into the bottom of the boat with five man. We ''''''"'" I too.saaelormaii.eli. an Ds ' 100 MOO Mullahs 1. Ac, to he or the mum sal most made our way is some rock., and In about half an hoer en:tioe 1 'eacheaniellowlianwelese •44 t s. vek . ,." , hypinions qualtry, and Deapable of ' were placed in compsrstive safety upon the most toys.) Mew Unmade ..„... e - ~..- ...: - Injorlog theta,* delicate skater tem. I barren rock you can imagine. The boat then Pseson Stamm Weds ..7.- all ilpm II 1 G. . ~! . .": p•.G, a , as 'Met toe Wks miaow went back eosin to the ship to fetch ons the seven men, 13 -', sot Put Philip I I OIPm li - j. ..".... • .....t. Sr , ' - by embutua perfumery. hot it was se knocked shoot as to he unequal to this p.r. 55 . 1 00 i outs Bore all 4u per 10,000 i 0 Ethylene Inin formance, and the reptninoingineer, and fire men. had to - e •;,--48,,,, i- I anti l. Toilet Seem, fa. mid to nitro hew remidn yet longer on board. By this time the Swedish Lare . M Santiago dr ChM ...... • o , o . ' • 1 1.1 i• S. Toilet Thierir, la dd. fishing hove were nut, and severed of them mode repeated Ilo.one : I &alb Amtrinion....... : • 8.• s `-- ' • I. Ilvitmie Pereede, la Id. attempt.; to rear h the wreck, witho u t esieters, the breakers o.nre !'0 r“ , croft e. tlyenene Bah Wash, le. &I. were m high an" Po rough. By this time then was not • 4.1.174 1••••,s1 Uraterl Melissa .... all Tr $ yea ige of the ship to be seen, only the boilers, in which the t i oii ' in i '7, 4 "' , : i y" tdis . ' w Ahrit "'"" au : I die per ik . , H ; l l? . 6. Ili mute Dentifrice, Is. 5 Per IPm poor men were huddled ; and, as we could not see •-• 7. Commie lotion, lia. them we supposed that they wets all gone. Ws en re T. . / , mom be all merman/sand 'berates way to despendenty, and the sailors tried like children. •. 4 ii• ' nolo Proprietor , E , agy N i gt „ it "Oh, the poor mister, he is gone at last," was sll they I/EATII OP THE EARL Or EIIREWSBUET.-W0 ' . ‘l.. d :ta' - t e m ,,, rd ., ereeti no b % u m a,,,,, , .., In eould Nay, hut their tear spike Mere than words could de. hare to roe: the demise of this cohlemai., which took plane on the 9' h inst. at Neples alter a short illness. The ........ __ . F . Owe Wier,. Parts. ' P-plently we saw something buffeting *boat In the waver, and very mien d iscovered it to be the captain. A marl had been sojourning on the Continent during the last numerous corn- ehout was nesed-' Bless Ond, hewy th e muter. . two year+, and wee rec e ntly .t Palermo. About the 3nl 1?1,A1:11F1:11, IlAllt . -01 t h e nume 11 1,,,,,k otoottn•ly 1111TIOTI•eed or rooting the row , . or , and all were in reedinesi to pick him up. n o inst. he was suddenly eeival with an str c:i.,,, of ese brain, caused by exposure to the intense heat of the place, rr-- , :re. r .., i..• b e , ha., few ern'n oc , err . io a „,,„,. , ho ,„„ i pilot boat from one of the islands now mime to t•--r ..‘,....1 p,k,f, trGo4,l4,,, GG mo u i ~,,..,eu, a *owe %Note our relief, and Melt we were all token off the rocks in and hie removal to Rome was advised by his medical attendants. Altar restino ('c a day, his l..r.lship and Z,,...,.",,,V,Z;',1 i i ie •d e 1",,iee the la.}, tla hilowl 3 lye twv•ett beyond safety. After about an hour's sail we found ourselves on a feW rough suite yet nut for that coy, an reached Neeles, where et .„, rii , ire rertnn iz m itcll wrim b •lneele'lT nourishi n g Power' , la the another island, less desolate than the first, ...l a ., ....... o . e b . ,Ad.. 4. tl: Xeri lhallt r irer . naafi hu m T*(11 formingt a kind of Tillie.. We were led about a he was taken suddenly ill of fever, nn I 5, m after expired. At Birmingham on Thundey evening a dirge, at ''''' s s' • " , ii 1 , 4..4a1a. It la lamority, art i p i p t ipp rii Hs piisiim 'M m ile ov e r rocky paths, and at last installed in a digest t . l •_,,, I.!, . ~,.,,,, am anky ,,,,, m00 , in 0.1.., period a h um ., &tin. The rem. people dill all they could to mike us eon- which the right Rey. Or. Uthithorne °Meister!, has sting th twelves to mike no warm. In about for the repose of the soul of the deeessed uohleman. Lord ne r 4 .,., 5.1.41. en 17s, or family bottles (eqoal to four weal), (eatable , stripping : 7 .. , . • . r.,„, ~......, 0., d.., Ile-nth' h 1 A•IXOWLASD sad WS, another hour the remainder of the poor seamen we re Shrewsbury, who was well•known es • prominent Roman '' it ' • ei . I -li,, lA/o , m and by all etwealeh and Partsmam brought In, and if you meld have corn us you would have catholic, of the Ultrioni •itsiiie school, we. in bin 63rd intelning of the word • lay.' I confess I never I ,_"ar, end In default of mil . issue is SUCCCelled in his titles . THE LYING IN STATE, CHELSEA HOS- known the Bertrem A rthur, son of the Isle Lieut. Col. ; IL Ci r tr.- T hmsande ss,tes did before. The poor captain, who wee terribly bruised t 7 his cousin , riceteed argerli 'Werth sad hay Julia, daughter of H r Henry Tiehhurne Bart ill, we got into the only bed there was and rubbed bins ! Talbot, halm st the Mere see the is are Ur „. . _, 4 mu t el ~ pub! mei el, mewed Med sad . anddid rz...i ,, ,5 .. 5 „, it . .fhb LRII4M, mad freely with Nation, elll with brandy, 7 ,.. 5e5 . t . raig e• i otimecuistionene pa la; and fin. thou wl.e at- "After eetl jell II hearty hipper of corned beef and I ,burli W.l..ltri.fd. end Wesford, Pr. mier F.,r ) of F.ng lean.o,_.ealis hereditary Lord Steward of tee Household fur or. ; . ..e u ri a m . t, ut . srext!aelird by cold, es tramas& win be, _1 potatoee with coffee, we prepared fur the night's rest. os 5t,,,,, ,h z ,',,,- ',47, 1 ,,,„ oot ":, - to t P ic t''''',:,' WM. ". M e tium . What a Odors we should have made. The captain Amnon. whole spite a, thereby teretnel e erew e t ine ..,,,„ 0 ... 1 . e . : , la ea ~,o s „i on It ta in • Bide bed on one eel. of the roo m; the e ng i neer, ADMIAALTT, NOT. 10.-Arp o livmEsra.-Master :Lyle,. are e irt mu tat . at the p io . t 2.. ,A. c a l en ,.._ s , A , b y a great fat, good-nature 1 fellow, on the other side on a 1 J. Wltitty, to Dodo. Mate 11 W. Fox, to ßoron/der. Naval vulbth W Co., Me, Omsk sal all melba seadess. hied of settle : the first end second mate, the cook, and ono I Cadet A. Markham, to Agamemnon. 144110 enamor A, ow .mire 1 arcs paLLonsmyrwow eau so gni maim f..;04.1 t... Itycla e by ro ooshoe. and ale by *fecund. lona., hats. tr... 004,404 11040.41.10auta 1.,r the 10.1:10400. ut eta* lisyluaw, Nub Kai • •,. a...111.irt... ...d e• van ow 4,1111,44111 all 4 -Ala and ponere. LA ass hiamer c,00•44104 WAIL tbe bleak tnatanau% anal Wil- t f1.0../.44. 0. t. - J.l. t.c.,1 • .r trace. A - el n • A,. -6..-rh Ito wartime the red Ceennany t• 14 awl 4 th sal I VII a /so i tui.e., r dowort dud,. tor ir lir rt vs= ✓e •1 C,- •nd or'. d : Li...'*ar. Itumeh 1t..../iway.. AY I W e n, Nay seer. van. or eittavalati atentptiene In SW the pareed PI ! .... ..10. 11l tla.w. al 1 i•••••• tee. tare. r. tLa u•d• "war wad dal% I. Irt stall t • tea mown I. en .rie lli• ... ii=l6 W__ 41444114.1 1,1111 Mid MIL e, with Wide migalsgs. if PM 4...... the, S. 1611•64 • .1 ~., h ••••••= u ... w• ean...4 •.; ..ce. aied yam art other bp. • A aad Is bp 14‘,411.4.1 L. dr wad ILII. the ob.; . r. or 64 peed the LPL et .., •or ;.-• • nt wonniehlow. 401 ALL.. tea Se be eye by am& I.• • ' . 6 ,Ilataire, sal a, r.l. "annoy Jens Petesyded. l•r• . ; • a r el, Le .. ~.• h., !hog... • - • ....OM. ets/w.O, • rt, AM wevoyukaets mer or 1141 .0... r r. 40 tee do his Ala 1•4 natatteed Lima PO . , A - :-.. late.•••• - le. 101 ••40.1 1411 to make provides efer. I; • h.,.. , t .:.m • pn. hot do,. • aids hat ineetiosed I , 1 i ~ ...0rt.. , 1 ltailuar : ad Breach Batl4 god ba -.' 6. • 1.. ••• ,I tie, ,ia1te...616e:. awl Wurewatrehlre •- • ; I". ,• I lb,- .••1 • oelot..ny 10 be lue•reportted* : ....• t 5.... • 4.A.e.••e10t. fo: •INII 04110•440. SW *l-9 40 Nan Mg 4.' •• •- el .....“,:••40 ..• •••0.....14.• .• let tswsw.l tolbelin s.. l44ime 1 E•e tt u•kt Aro 4.14 10,0•1,1. 0141 the toll.. Med. use I' 10011,..0.1414 10.0.0, .1 AWL .:. Jae, 4.101 b. 41ter an sr try e( a. •. rat.• 1.4, .. %A ritsr,o..-noth 1,...4 t.• 14: Ll 4. by the am it.. Luba I a.t, r aid woireee-4.6. June.l4lo ktadiray onisasy, WI. tan or . eatie ad& MI Mho, awl pones relit would is am . W u. ill'. .A. the e eta era, the Wiede arwe.a.d. sad Mr • , soar:i etatia mad le • navigate Se Lei& the ...6.1 company p • n. or in ••• of 'At due eig= Z=4: :16e at aad W upo u/attar. ~ time. e iallsey tZrLI a ..esadell to.ssl In itr e eild e So WA= lbe said • isoosposisl Io e,• . 1 *Ant% 61 mob at SI Lee •r, ...die by mei stir stal he 0464 d aid Ins so al sew pail 6 •.. 1 w. L sable, is mob mosiss so to rim oil C..- ate •is P WM. ease% SA k o . e In re tile t=lbe meld re their' t , ~,, e r ei. awn Ti....if .. re Jaa, me tither wed Other J ••.1 , w at. r nr entail .to Er •••• 1-• AI we* Lee las dreprlei le the or IIA:A . i +away oft Hsi prover ousa ad Mil Writ .1 .... .4 d• . en NIL et ea aidoratel re,i, or ea yolk • •••1....., I. with rasibuor am t., foul LOOM Us amp ria41...., ei *a alma. Yl.l .....waolo4 y Lbesll is lite woo, 1= . 404441. 01t1.1....V.A.4.111w t 1 .1 .. ..V.A.4.111w 3 4144 ar e ponces and of "The • '"`l orv. r'.4l 'el..**. cad Weeetelerstatte Jellied Ilealvay Let. an.- ant a Cte.ehere'l fun). re Oven, th it eat or leak Ail a toodi• ilie. r ...:aw. !mete at pis,. weed . edam al NM may, - -.nth 11...ittapl. 6164 tt mit. ahlar u 2 re 1•16le .461 the era to te tales, weave, hart 4.1014 , 41r1 W Linea of Le Lee% •••• 4 rshree. ese sr-edgiest ib.ttre ....• e arae al 114411411 MA Of: 4110 ifWOL4 :4,, ~,..4004•444.1 Of 111.110,10., e• eel...r - .llw .1 pe tone far Pahl' , 111 ` 1.: " .. 1. Ile; t r 0..66 I • oina . y of flatfoot, et IP • ' la i6o io - ..q. .. on-I be no ow beitere the *AN liWilliel. leer at,. uric% at Oa .1:11 -. 6 . sad si pe-at r• di wilt 6 - ad ... I ' 6 p des nit et Pro ah h , b 6 . 41.1..4 I 'Jill,. lg. sea r le. a. C Iliniati•-•/.. ease ; 6 apai •yi 00.4 6.1 WA SWIM 1. - i I - I.• .4 s 11404.• • , i be ewe 'Lae Vi.liftit r - - Ar a l ask . 1,1 1. e: .. A Ai• ,- 1 ,44:111 alie. es i 1 r'' ,• • 1 . 13 twiP _ *ON re. ti..iiiti.. ticket a . ewe p. A •sesn. Ayr :vow lionl.. II v .14 o of abaell i ail thi. • .mu he's's La Pie day el' flowomArat I,' °'• ~ •••• *. P. iwk • is • 01* recd !••• 'I , o t .drylehed isthe rue sn /PEA lei J. flea . J Lemma. 1•u..1 .....• ILA e. ,y ut :4...amme ~1.3 --- Two lIUNI/ItEl) COPIES of ALISON'S I Pletthlt w I.I:B4PE. sew #1•11.0, Year Iltie.l.ed O. se. et 4.4. ob• a ta, ,trto-r, toe 4041.17 Lf every oilbew resent 60411 of Liu as • ... I errit ,ta. 'ward inter..., L. In turulasi a at Mt' DI P": 11 wiry 111:RART, PIO, :tire eatrol•ers t. Mora auberlphen, EP Leto • per annum. r.r•t eh.. twin., r 410wilptiva Twu Guinea. lea aeun•d., actor .ins it , the vim' er et tongues required. 1,.. raiva. nett he nrealitel nu anidlea•••••• Riiil.l-3aIEE-LL:ESus, HYGIEsNvIssC 1;11' rolled t telelera ..3 &waist Dr. rte, FAA., Se , to he at the pared std sort N0rt.,,.. ' f ,... 1 44 , la-nratose quality, sad Meapshie of 5 e;i404. ;. ,, , ,. ..: .iz • • ...,; ; i p oj e u l r i lnit s, de .. Let LULU Law ewe. • , 8"; „ ft , " by mounts perfumery. - , • .. , A • . ,147.1/1:, I and l. T.IM ilea" Cd. and le. • .• .. • .. • W' '. . I. Toilet Timer, b. Id. ...0 , I. Ilydiesle Pride, la. Id. I. ify resit Hair Wash, 1.. dd. 6, ID n.aile Dentifrice, I. • Y. Coseetle Legion, fit. 8614 by ail parforners and deletes i 0 ' Sole Proprietor, P. ILIMIIEL, It . ~... . ,t.. , Derr/TA...treat, Soho, Lade., awl If, • o.re d'lrry, Parka. B E AUTIFUL IIAII(.-Ot the numerous corn- ...._._ ion.. to ann.tairly 'num; ierd ra tr,ren6ting the growth er ! , :r." 4 6. , 6 , I tee Improve ha..., I. etinme, et* la sow. beyond ~...7 ....,: r i 6 4,1; 61104 the . nectneini Malta* BOWL %NOW !!_l_.,ts• . . yin. du-ine the 10.4. hat misery haw Fused [sped i" -- .., " 6 ,. . ,, ,, • It to nod. wed With • ',eurally etterlebbis ewers he the ~,,I t, . r ratontrat r 4 tint boreal bale, Li MIL sin abet p . • anne h a Nt4 , 11. It nonnative; Ws Irk MOLL It frees „,:,:' , ri:• , sr p t,..“ 7, torlalnt It In amtaddAsed oisolsois ha ~.. .voro or end milky aware tens beet period of = ;'. _ pare m u. .4. , an•l 71 er fealty Lein os 6sr osssn, i' e :',: .. ; :n ; . 4 oaba that dee, 215.--Iteld by A. IrLaiND arIIKOW. ' •' , 1 11, . 1..10re. and he all ALM* aid plenum T!NINO IN STATE, CHELSEA HOB . eirti.. T.. •utaada having /titled mu•er• Works nil .t 104 44.444 place, the imbibe re pelt) ety rms. WI m • I 'll'4 01E1111 - 1 i ra) amok said bealq with Maas% V. Twlan f r ..0.4,- a I once'euratiesand rex! h,. f,.. . , =,/ Lad fat Uwe vbs st• n err alerted by so tbsemeds sal b 6 it sot soh a wars Or Net Li* 4 th. maw, ibrowim . mow ....1 ...... e. bossillole toslia if 1.111.111211 y 4 r•1401144 4 11,0411 OMENIMIMMS• Is M c Zoodos illis tit hr ".t.t . 41 ' awl delree ao Ihe OILS Ills do .....yi .swat us 0, 444, , 6tort. al sill mullis widow 109 111 61 118 141 .161 33 331 113 lb 117 i ft 21 14 141 131 2Gi 19 191 21 21 IN IN N 11l PS 14i )51 Re 251 I IMs 113 U 1031 IH4 811.111/i/L 107 101 100 Ic4 111 IS i dla OMB I I pm I . 1 : ) 411 t 111 119 114 41 z • 110 117413 t UT 1I I ' sa f llf 0 10 Ill i 11i Pis lOs pa Pit PO 140 lam i J 324 13 e' If f 0 0 101 . la. "ft& Tsi fi 'lll ti. 17 is pa 111 17 Ids ira Is NI II 2o 1014 1 -- i 111 ME 101 . 101_ 11 1 re MTV. I IS I 4 I .ra a 2 i ell 3 as Psi pa :I I It I pa 1 1 Pt «I - - El 1 Voleld per dater oe Pe Maio .• et 111 ANUCOMIII. II 11. ECILIWOU DEB r. Committee of Spenish American lloadholdere, 8, Broad-street-buildings, Nov. 19, 1842. The following is en extract of Mr. Mocatta's letter, re ceived this morning by tho Committee: " Guayaquil, Sept. 30, 1852. "Sinter my last respects H. E. the Resideut has been absent owing to ill health, sod Las only just returned. Yes terday I had an interview with him, and urged the necessity of his taking into consideration, without delay, the arrange ment of the foreign debt, and he has promised me that it shall be attended to nest month. In the interim he desired as to say, that good faith shall prevail, that hitherto his predecessors bad adhered more to promises than acts, but this should no longer be the case. As yet be has not ap pointed his Secretary of Finance, and Mr Cope agrees with me that it wilt be useless to end. &your to hurry un matters by sending in official notes, but I trust I shall be utile shortly to remit you a satisfactory report. "The decree, to which I referred in my last, bas, after sow discussion, been passed, which enables the executivt to treat with me without referees to any future congress. This is a great point ginned, as a general measure inns much as it secures to mu the privilege, on behalf of the bondholders, to prop so measures without the risk of undue interference ou the part of oilier's, and while it confirms iu a legal manner the law of public credit of 1813, in which sundry provision is made for the foreign debt, it also clean, away sundry ancient claims of territory by reason or conces sions made by previous governments; thus, if the Ecuador committee pursues its avowed iateutions of surveys, &c., we have a clear field, which will undoubtedly lead to an im provement of the general revenue of the country, and thereby create moans for the payment of the interest of the debt. I beg to enclese a copy of the decree. " The National Assembly are about to close their e ros io ns . His Excellency the Vice-Presideot, Senor Pacifico Cldri bogs, has just arrived from Quito, and I consider the go vernment is gaining public confidence. "A plenipotentiary goes is this steamer to Peru, to adju-t some political dill:lances, end it is generally considered that an emir:able arrangement thereof will result from his minion." The decree in question affirms the propositions made by the committee of tho lieuudoriun bond holders to be" b.uied on liberal prinziples, so as to give hope of a happy result," sad one of the articles stipulates that the executive is empowered to give in payment of the debt by lease or sale the unexplored minerals, waste Linda, sod any other national pro perty included in the law of public credit. New York letters mention as a feature of novelty in the stock market, that the orders from Europe to sell United States federal stocks exceed those for their purchase; whilst, on the other hand, the demand for prominent railroad bonds, both on foreign and domestic account, was increasing. For the federal loans, the chief demand was for bankiug purposes. The supply of money seeking employment was in creasing, whilst the rates for bills on London had de clined to a point that must lead to a cessation of the shipments of coin to Great Britain. The transactions in foreign exchanges were but limited to-day, and quotations showed only a alight alteration from those of last post. It may be noticed, however, that generally biUs were by no means plentiful. Three 'months Paris bills were rather in demand at the reduced rate of 25.40, whilst short paper was done from 23.15 to 20. Amsterdam showed an upward tendency, bills being offered at 11.181 for three months, and done at 11.18; and upwards. Hamburg was in great demand at 13.7, and realised 13.61, with few bills over. Vienna and Trieste were rather higher at 11.43 to 45, sad 11.43 to 48. In Belgian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian places there was no alteration. Frankfort ruled at 120 to 4, and St. Petersburg at 38 to 1. Our usual list of th e prices negotiated is annexed: MM. PAW. aa Negotiated this day. Bills sod IL „ Mosey. Amsterdam petit Short 1 I ft. Id et..... Ile. 17y a. Ditto Rotterdam , 119. I 9 et..... 1111. 19 ate. Antwerp Brawls Outlasts sad dikes lames. elesid.. 79ioce. 7 salt at. Paterobarg pee ruble , eel nele li t pa a ert We. a 13e. ... 255 r. 20e. .. S Ilkarlasfirr. 875.... 2595. 15 1 4. .1 . AlOrit OIL „ „ LSO. 37. k. ... 251 r. 41 o. Yrrakirra-.4..‘e.r " prr . 810 .. 1204. Okr. ... 5204 e. es v.m. (ego:WO... w rit „ I le. 4314. ... 111. 46Lr. Trieste .114 tear. _ poi pan ... 411 pow re paw ... 0 pore 49a pew, ... 49 AIMS dll paw 49 paw isowashe h Duo Pim Nerd toGrestWeetett Da7lrige . Do 1111111.111 Load= as 4 Orsanwleb 14eMtoBeataKoor Digo rosigram. (dim) tavislait Osar.4perCast (bowl lo *what) sueota (*oldie k.aii.w.sixd.) w sad Stars Os Maim & Dori, lkoWsro (WWI) SO llordwalidtwtori s prrt,l (Ism§ Ss DosoCis owls, W hommea&Wro Dew. Loa. illlAWL&Low.Stiort D e ic i tsbews (&) WNW I owintab(lwa Ow* Koran 09. Wawa OW* hi Welt ilblibrabloo (Dowd to SW Wawa) 50 Wow Valley. 6 patj. I &rood to Moak 2.i Ditto Ditto Ditto M. Wilts! Pootothet (ttilooh Y OnW Wostoral. 611 ;Aber Ina No. S,l per a. WO' k Ilene 4 per Ct. 100 1 02ndairilaa IS Chester awl Italy/WM . .11 Curl ad Bandoe . 11 Won% Penh, and Aber. den Juastliss 5a.tApg:..,(21.10. , ep.a 8 Dn. de. (34) 7 per Ct. Al 1int.C0..7. al Ditto do. 10 Us. Ns* 4 pet Caw* Plan 10 i6aw.raloa,aterlpgn.llp.Ct 10 , 110 , 41 , 00. Perth, 0101 Dank*, 0 per Cast Onat Non bern 5 p. 'Coot 100 Do. 3 per e - at. Ilarlp, I daasnabk at 10 p.st. pm; 81 Ot.rtas NrowniliYughtlis • Onan.kka &Hansel lips 160 Gun...tarn. Ilarel 44 psi. 6 ,Larseeldre Storks F CIO 100 Ditto per ern Mack 100 'lnas Prise Guar.' tent 100 Ditto Now Gun. 6 pe- Ct. s iLne.kstentauChn.Thlrds 16 'Loadoo4orry ISOSer. lab all ,Loodunderrritntank.loB 23 i150.n1ied.41.4.4.4an.Nel IS Do. New LIO S Do. IS ell fikryp.•(*Di* ip Ct. too, 61. 41 peg. 100 Itidlar.aCc.“.ll/./.0.6p.4.4 1000 rear :ea .... SO Inrhilt f,stritrimi all , Ousraweed 54 per et all I 160. Wavic47 l /011•7 6 pet par Porn liras. . all ,NoTIS SUlLirdahlr* ** 110 (lord, arwerawr, Ind Wolves, Cl 5. 0 per Cost Dft.o ditto ditto Wirawsklllns.Nisartner. 10 larawe.ktlastet(Nor.W. Inn.) S oerestir... .10 Do. 5 per Cent limn* Dolma Ditto New .ioutti Farts?' (Reeding Ann.lof SIAS rkh.lterkrbiretperet.Ouar Wimertor.l a luikettay York, Nemosett,..k licrw., of king.triarsh. Ditto roams kk segue and Ea. c June I :ha,Wei asJ !:praline. . Dijon and outch Rhea MIL lodise Great button Poemsla.. rand !ascii,* or riaare .WastatCsaaliAtino De. Mai • d) " Irma ...I , — aa,, i A. : : : COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCINO-LANE, SATURDAY MORNING. There has not been much business tramcted in the colo nial markets this week, but the sales made have been at ready rates. The public env ions of Sugar on Tueulay went off without spirit, and for brown descriptions of Mauritius, suitablb for refining, an 'chance of fully 6d. per cwt. was obtained, while some Penang was sold at a still further enhancement ; the market has sines been very firm, but not any sales have been held. The Coffee market is quiet, very little has been offered for sale; but the tr.. ale do not appear anxious to increase their stocks. Native. Ceylon is still quoted 475. to 475. 6d. per cwt. The Tea market has been extremely inactive, and prices must, in many cases, be considered nominal. SAfITHFIELD NIARKEr.—TIIIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade, at the following prices:— Meadow Hay, 755. to 801.; Inferior, 695. to 704; Rowon, Os. to 54a; Clover, Sac to 100 s.; second cut, 735. to 845.; Straw. 265. to 28a. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market continues very firm. The trade are buying to supply tht it wants, and the holders are little disposed to sell. The consequence is, on advance is the prire of Y.C. in loco, which has affected forward deliveries. Petanburg Y.C. on the spot is quoted 475. N.; October to Daosm• her, 475. 9d. ; Jan. to March, (1853), 48s. Mammy Arnim:ea.—Town Tallow, 495.31.; fat by ditto, 2s. &I.; yellow Russian, 494. 61. ; melted stuff, 34.. 6d. ; rough ditto, 231.61. ; Tallow graves, lts. ; gocd dregs, 6s. FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE DUKE'S FUNERAL...—. Yesterday evening Mr. Bedford held an itumst at Charing cross Hospital on the body of David Ler go, aged 22, • clerk in the house of Meuse. Bignell and Davidson, 8, Spring-gardens, whose death resulted from his falling from the parapet of Mesars.,Drummond's Bonk, Charing-eroas, on the occasion of the funeral procession of the illustrious Duke of Wellington passing that establishment. —J. Mor rell, porter to Messrs. Drummond's establishment, deposed that ou Thursday last the deceased and several other persons were on the roof of the hank to witness the funeral procession of the Duke of Wellington. The deceled, to get a better view of it, stood on the parapet wall at the back of the house, so as to look over the heads of the people in front of him. After stopping there a short time, he endeavoured to improve his position, in doing which he slipped and fell into the back yard, a bright of forty-Iva feet. The deceased's head was fractured from coming in contact with the Hag stones of the yard, and his leg wag likewise broken.—Thomas Lee, head tarter at Drummond's, knew the deceased, and allowed him to mount, with the servants of his magi r, the roof of the brink by means of a ladder placed on the roof of the stable for that purpose.-- In answer to sever questions from the 'Lary, the witness stated that no money t nd been paid by the deceased or any other person on the roof, and none of them had gone through the house to get thcre. There was no person in charge of the roof at the time; neither wi re any eerier men,. m 'de for the accommodation of , ight-seers. Ihe p7rtits there consisted mostly of ensehnten and other do mestie servants.—Mr. Tucker, house set geoe , having proved that the deeenied ezp'red in con.egavne.. of Injuries re ceived, a long conversation arose as to the revocability of irtsous not biking proper precautions for the safety of panics whom they accommodated with pl t ees to view pub lic processions, &e, and the jury u:tinirtely returned • verdict of " Accidental death." OVERLAND MAIL. - SOUTIIAMPTON, SATURDAY MORN I N O.—T he Pen insular and r ien t C•lmpanya steam .hip Ripon, Captain Moresby, has arriv..l hem with the heavy portion of the E .st India, l.bina , and Mediterranean mails !lad dates from Alexandria, Nov. h ; Malta, Nov. 9th ; Gibraltar. Noe. 14th. She brinpa 49 passengers, and ' sp. at!. value 9,000 , . sterling, and a large cargo. Ihe Ala. ran Steam N. getion Company. iron mail steamer Fore rucaer left Oilwaltar for Plymeuth and I.litgess on the 14th inst. At Gibraltar, en the 13th inst., , o.onge on London was quoted 604 to ; dpani.l2 pillar Iloilo:a, 24 per nit. premium.