The Express. — London, England, 1852-10-22 00:00:00

Tte Ofprt4% LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 22, 1852. 'THREEPENCE. . ~,z. ~,,,,,-,.........,),...... .....1 0r..4„,,,,--Z. 7, , , . „... • f 4 T l ll No. 1,924.1 Tits AtTitott OF "VAIIII7 Fall; were by the damessel p ottoman was completely riddled, a Of 11 ' 41/L -aV ..PetrOetreM" as. mat samba datum having passed through it. Mr. Dym, Tll ACKERAY'S NOVEL, wise hod weary earrew escape. states that he did not hear II L entitled men this owe 'bet, neither did he see any person at the P.I Tito M•rfola of IfEN Kir reM ° Nr t i I r a q , time. It was desk; besides, being so occupied with Mr. " r.s , "kt a i II " 11.1 ' t, 44 ' AA ". " it " " n '''' Manifold, he ed net see any puma before or after he 4 , (*t i E. %, , i n flum) ; rruirn em. `‘ ' Pai " .... ;mitn, radar, - aiiita ,U. OreshilL heard the meet et the shot. Mr. Manifold was the Mi !gent of 0•111.1. MOITio, who pameesed the Pella' and en ...------ 11 ialt 1, 0 W'S NEW IN- moos , maw Os henries. I Es- j e ,e- -- II 4.:4TEDSLI.F.ACTINtI ST moo 1110 I t=iss..... Pe nt. Menliebi bad the entire f.; . - 'UV. NEtilittLe NO VEIT.PFAI P. reavelleleeKele the Metes Ceßedle... ~ Mwillin=a leele• , 7 II Peer. es she, beer, elder, or other lumen resident: me Iseentey asesinsa te Cep Vft . Ott evasions Rot or mid so illeciws'ir twin Morris, SS *Sit itallard. red lit wos cane MOW I.: i.-- teat the tut Plot shall be down ssiwwitso sary to remove Um by ea imienstion trees the - A court, which was pat foes eallesollll. often which nearly all ~. it am , the Sensate , if not the whole. having emend into an sr- : . IL ,_-_____ _._ ransom( at with Captain Marries, wee reinstated in their in MIMI -..... hoidisgs. Mr. Maiedit Mend it sweeseary to process sr 'A a 7:•• -- • • 1 ---- -- about nine of them by mat to the gamest Quarter Sessions some, of Tel amore. He attended deem ea Tuesday _expecting 1 1 ' _ 3 16 Z that tho tenantry woad have met Ms, sal settle* the pro- ceases ; but u they had met dens so, he entered the civil i' ! t e e g ee t• name *, to im .,.,, It, ~,,.t i n hills, and when ea Ms way hams, after doing so, he was ~ .'" . s Ica ....6 of ale; prier 4e. td.; outs struck down by the undo. There is so doubt whatever s I cr,tro.otot-d for sherry, is, Vs. bat that, hoeing inatitsted there prossedisgs, he Weems ob. Si ; i Tee oho' , slifiwriolt will exPiolo its sextette, and, in amordsmee with tho Ammo ed thra cobweb's:, : ' i 1 "'km- d . jr , - kw" Ws7 is fit " d " cods of " agrarian legislation," b. ms tales. s plug C vet km a hoteop. / the I r`t• u i t 'e r-in ter s U i '' st rilent It t r ti q 21 =es of oho ma T r a d i sr of was I Y aXd b. to " d i i . tferma; 1 Iweekso ~. ow tree,: were ths tap fewest seembeme ed by Sunny, and to all the adjoining polies sts 1 i off a .....re air eon enter. demo. Is the meantime the Blue Ball police were not la- i .:.• it JAMErt BAILLOW, 14 e king Willis.. &Oho ; they Were soar joined by the police frees Frank e"*"• l i am ele " l " e ".._, ~,e . ....„„,,,,„ fr n i n i . e l „ I = ford, nadir the command of Sub-Inspector Co. , together " - " ---- .....i.. - i," - with men hem Tullamore, Killungkey, sad other places. soma ltr - NIL' S . 110 art 1/.11.1.1 " 1111/"P" - "'. Wm. Xille esse ti.P . , was alse promptly in assendanes. swis t0 4 ° 14 " . .......„„ 1 .• ~ ~ re lied 0 1 agony man werresteld to The the country for several miles roved, ) '' ''''''''''''-- - -‘1 - ' whe l44o4 ____._ ~_safi "WW I lee_,SE" mod arramd l et mimes on suspicion. All of them ere , •.'osi n oft it. or . ..ii sAM vt - IL. \IF' , TAI. wilarft to tw sw iti sws rie ai www esselelkilet ISMIISIMISd with tenants, on the Mountpleasant r... •: . -ow., AM eoi 1.. i w wwwilti v,. ..„ mg duo sersiaNd bi a s peoperti. This moniag the following magistrates arrived H. ll* . arrits Warn eve , i Cal i 1 at the Blow BaB:-Cajtaist Bernard, D.L., Francis V. Bens so: Landadaa. issetioa U. • 4 nett , D.L., Esq ., Me or Fox, William Morriss, Andrew ...................=••••••." Stoney, and Daniel =Kidd, Emu., and were engaged in - - _ the examination of the prisoners up to slate hour this evens SEWN 0 EDITION. mg. The result of the inquiry has been that seven of them arrested have been remanded for further examination. ---- Against two of the prisoners, it is stated, that there are TRO.V THIS stamrs (LIZETTE. vary strong grounds of suspicion. The inquest was held this day (Wednesday) before - - James Didon, E. , coroner, at 13 Vase, when a highly willyintu., Orrottra 21.-The Queen has been ms __, fre table jury assembled to investigate tato the cause of . ...MI to direct tototters tte palest to be pained under the Great Kr. Manifold's death. &viral of the mogiatrates a:ready ..t...: of it. toned Kimgdom, grouting to his Royal high- named were in attendant*, and amengst thetas present were ...,... 6,,. i ,o William Frederick Charles. Duke of Cam • number of friends and afflicted relatives of - li 0 the ethers of Chief Raw . and Keeper of t h e , Yu•yr. . • gv.l.• fat and 1 4 t. James's Park, in the ruom of Arthur, body, um& L ee es the t w ill : thip i l a ga b iri avi w t g es vi proce rnd e d th e d e 11,4, , i f Welinttes, &crass il. The mak Mason peened were Mr. Dyes, a Ftuff imt.otrlct, Ocri.nza 20.-The Queen has n o s somisme , use e mu . seam willies , jukson, bets pi,.0.4 to approve of Mr. }Award Halve es Tice- whit mine es essesissike of the body. The jury returned Capel st I: ,otigste fur the Grand Duke of klecklenburgls- a vodkas( " WIWI Murder " spine SOW person or per rskintia. Ni. mineown. The body was don pieced in a shell sad - - NVAR-OFFICIS, Oct. 22 . conveyed te Manny, the residence rif the late respected goatismes. Ar ni . vice ;p erimo, p a sreinv he of Wpm-Limit. Henry *,,T omitted to be urshaseehdal, who retires ; Ensign C.:4Ley Smoot Coots to be lieutenant, by par base, vice NINES. 'l . ..mewed. • rot Ensign William Hamilton Thompson to be THURSDAY EVINTWO. ~ .... mt , by y ur elii x e, vice Doane, who reiree. Avery large business has again been done in mining r -tt tot-Aasetant-Surgeon George Hyde, from the 3rd 11 . ..t ladle Klima,, to b e e ee e teet.sergeee, Ties Meeks to-day, the market continuing to present a It'N'sl• s•Pcneded. very eatisfettory apr earance. Alfred Consols and ......, p,„,,r_.E e siarn Jaws Dalgleith to be adjutant, via West Camden continue in demand. Bales have Mart who miens the adjutasey only. takea place in West Cared= at 185, 199; Stray :1- 1 Yew -Aceistant- Surgeon Archibald Henry I';', i Nii*, P ar k , 10 , 11; North Bassett, 101, 11 ; Alfred Con tr. It,. ir2s4 r, to bo maistant.surgeon, vim es, soM, 14, 1; • Wheal Arthur, 30, 32; Devon Great ....weevil :...t faat-Linituat 'leery Wottoa Campbell to be cap- Console, 390 ; South Frances, 1821, 1871' South li.a. by pitrehoe, s.ce Mairiwaring, who retires ; Eon' Basset, .105 ; Wheal Comford, 161; South Carideo, lee kw, to 1., l i eutenant, by purchase, vice Campb ell. 140 ; United Mines, 780; West Stray Park, 5 ; so.ereer-Ilft sit Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick Eld, to be Wheal Edward, 234., 25e.; Mendip Hills, 21; Tin .rattaln•-roloc. I, by pur c hase, vice Vaughan , who m em: Ca...toe Thomas Ross to he Maier, by purehaas. croft, 121; Clive, 41; West Allted Consols, 34 ; West nit E.J: bentemat Richard Rods. Wyrill to In cap- Providence, 50 ; Penhale Consols, 1 premium; Oogi 'as, by ',inhere, sic: Bass; Ensign Henry Butler to be man (new shares), 6; Devon Eapunda, 31, 1; Wheal 'autesent, tlpurchase. rice Wyvill. Golden, 4/ ; Wheal Zion, 3; Rix Hill, 31, 4 ex ..asl Fen-Acting Ani•tsitt-Surgeon Alexander Grier, div. • Haven and Henfulch, 225. dd., 255. t. oD . , I',• usistast-sargeon, IMO Freon, sprinted to There was again a large min b •ma do ne in the gold ..t., nth f'..ot. ;-.k Feet-Ensign George Lynedock C. Smyth to be lies- mining shares, both Californian and Australian, but !mat, hi purchase, vice Taylor, who retires. prices were not eo buoyant as they were yesterday. ..; I West nlet Regiment-Captain Pennant Athelwold Ague Frio, Golden Mountain, and Yuba BIM' were hemmer, from half-pay unattached, to be captain, vice ...I.__ lo wer , an . d Australian Freehold a shade better Parte. who exchanges; Lieutenant Thomas Gibbings to T u. ' . .. to captain, by prelim, vies Irerecinger, who retires. than ' r ooter") . .7el West India Regiment-Acting Assistant Surgeon Grand Dim ly of Baden shares were better, roach .i..les Jams William GriMtli to be assistant surgeon, ing 1 premium. Copiapo advanced to 63„ and St. ~. Hyde, appointed to the 69th F. John del Rey are firm, with dealings at an. im x.,.. x.-The promotions and appointment whisk s erial Brazilian, however, are weaker. taat, our on llth Oct., 1552, is the Royal Malta Feeds Co . ppm . Miners of England preference shares So Regitai ot, were with local and temporary mak oaly ; The innate of the veterinary surging, removed from the mart 30:. Cti Light Dropouts to the 14th Light s, in the The non-official quotations are as follows :-Mel- Gawk of the 15th October, 1832, is " Lord," = l 7 n end not bourne, i to i ; Cordillera, Ito a prim.; Connemara, Lad, as Osiris stated. ito 1 prem.; Glenaulin, to e prem. ; Kenmare, I ADMIRALTY, Oct. 111. to I. pre m. Ca of Royal Med i ae .- Calton Second Commandant to re= ; Cissindaugh, howl Loden Ellis, C. 8., to be colonel commandant, hs directors of the 'berty Mining company see 11.1.ert Metter, retired on full-pay; Lieutenant. have Mied the purcham of the Vanclue and rakes: James Irwin Willes to be Colonel Second Coln- OtTmes Mines, in the State of Virginia, United simil an., vice Ellis, promoted; Brevet Major Joseph States, and have ascertained from repeated tests of kills to be lieutenant-colonel, vice Wines. promoted ; the ore, on an extensive scale, that every ton yields lint Lieutenant and Adjutant John Henry Stewart tots' r ipuin, vice Childs, promoted; geeneg Li eutenan t Wit. 11. 14s. on the average; the total cost of .' production .11111 Remy liars Ws.% to be first lieutenant, vies being 68.. per ton . The rcsidium of sulpet from stswart, prommed ; First Lintesaat Charles Reed the ore Melds 59L per ton in gold, the cost of =- brim to be Militant, vies Stewart, promoted. traction being under 101. per ton. As one-tenth of - - - tho weight of the ore ia sulphuret, every ton of ore BANKRUPTS. tens es lIIIDLIT, BeriSoadaspethist, Bermondsey, y ields 71. 145., and the net profit per ton is 61. 8 4 . ILrelisir Inannfrieturer. sett is extensive, and the ore very abundant. Jill. °Liven. Liverpool, linen draper . Measures are being taken to enable the company to Troia, Cuss, Prestos, Lancashire, manufacturer. raise and work 300 tons a-day. Toms 'fovea, Hartlepool, Durham, grocer. The Australian Mining Company have received SCOTCH SEGE ESTRATIONS. advice, to the 22nd July. The agent reports a ship- Jilfra Mame, Kilmarnock, bookscUer. aunt of 53 tons of 22 per ant. ore. A few miners Joss Hit, Edinburgh, woollen draper. are employed in driving on the branch called the Joss l oon lIDLAW T il licoaltry, mantsfeetarer. ALSIAR WILSON, Glasgow, hot peesser. Junction in the 40 fathom or edit level back towards the new discovery, which, with the edit now being risE or 1130LAND.-Arroro for the week mates Oct. lei ISIL driven from the creek, will prove this ground effec sup ses,l ...........gU=X; a rgro 'l oreat MK.- ,M.L.l 3 •lte tually whether the bunch of rich cre already de- Other aismetio ode on e sa e tr u A en m,'"O7 5 A ) scribed holds down. Captain Hitchins would sail ether ileiltes 11 0 .54 in the Charlotte Jane about the end of July. r5.0z.2, - , ss va.042.30s The " Virnenberg Copper Mines" form a new ad sass I Nt) ear ___mer. venture just submitted to the public. The mines in tr.oStr.re 0N4M3....0 t.NO.. ec Oeamss4 Smerttise Ito - I rei , lsee.sieeled annesarl ..:13,Dsorm • • rile, tar. e.OllB, OlberalessiUss t ~,,,~..4 s a ulna zest. N'4. 4 .. h.,. A.M.I 1.4A.830 Golder* Met Oise G&W ever is-i•-- a . 13,t0:.431 this adventure is not brought out hastily, bat that ' . . , senssao.i‘oiiil. Lecano - the reports of practical and scientific men of several t 7.144.014 cr.w.asa nations have already been obtained as to its merits. , )..1.1.1.1n. 1. m Ild3LY ' 1:41 "" ( " hi "' It is provided also that no part of the purchase SI:GAIL-The average pries of Sugar, the produos of money shall be paid unless the accounts put forward :lie hellish possessions in America, computed from the es. are fully verified by the company's engineer to the tunas used,: in the wok inding the 19th of Oct., ltis2, is satisfaction of the council in London, and in case it '..". lid. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, 23., tiel. should be decided not to proceed upon the under 'um the product of the East Indies, 225. old. Ms taking, all the deposits are to be returned with a ofttysta priell of the throe foregoing descriptions of Sugar, de d uc ti on of not more ...1.!.y, le 234. Id.than 6d. per share for ex t:-.. 50,0001., half in money and half in shares. It is IRELAND. estimated that 100,000!. worth of ore is now, laid ......---- from which a pro fi t of 60,0001. may be de- M. Tree Cipital Is fixed at 74,0961. in li. sham, ANOTHER ASSASSLNATION. and as the company is formed in France under the Driu°. Oct. 21 . law of " commandite," no deed has to be signed. The King's County, which may claim an %marl- - ;thle distinction in tho annals of agrarian crime, hu THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocz. 4en again disgraced by another brutal tusiamination The gold mining shares continue to meet with a •,5 t hat character. The particulars of the sanguinary dird are given as follows by a correspondent of many transactions. The inquiry to-day has CI chiefly for Port Philips, which mark to 1 ... ..qeders's .Vela Letter ; pem. Colonial Gold are firm, and Australian Free- It appears that Mr. W. R. Manifold left Tollemore in his hold rather better than yesterda y. . o.c slant ti o'clock en Tritsday evening last, with the Vie w ~ I returninc to his residence at Murry, near I. ankford. _ ... _ 1 11 o ther foreign mines there le no Venial change in Ile was in a gig and was accompanied by Mr. John Dyas, of Fswcr• k rankferl, whom Mr Manifold had accommodated with a I Clostag ,Sissalse ...t to the market of Tullamore. They proceeded as far as ite. stone, WWI& Paid. totem I does 1 4. , ...hii1, in the parish of KiUoughy, within less than • yesterday.- today. ~ .lati rot • mile of Blue Ball village, where there is • police -'-"...,, -.‘-...‘ ........, ..,, - - - '"ltos. W hes they began tamarind the hill the hune's 1 - " -- oka s h ir y" i "r. / .'''' on , lik ,. k . "'"*" a ". 11 ~.,,i IP . l e ill iiis .' .rks mid. Mr. Manifold, who was driving, had his face fasts - X - 0 - -" - - 1..... Ili --" ' tan.. round in Mr. Dyss, with where he was conversing, MAN 10 sostreiseie• ...." ........ $ 14 If. SI i ' O, a Ito unesegeeting gentleman was fired at from the right ASA 27 ewersties - 3 1 le taud aid, of the road. Sir. 1..)) ss bearing the 7..70ft of a shot lONJIIII 1 Australian Yieehohl - -...., ell 4 4As 11 1.. a , d nand to we from whence it came, when he saw the 11.4148 L A., a l a A ,.." ir .r rie , t n „„ ..g all Ishe i i ';.' arm eof smoke in the ditch on the driving aide, tagTegi i it t ii, - ; rn "LT" - :al 1-- Idle I , , , rine .nmetbise had °mired, he looked into Mr. Mani. 101.111 e Is Britt* Ina 13.3 a 7 1- :re fa , r. when his head inclined towards him, and he saes 1111 80 . 11 .,„__1MP•tia%__•..,,,.." 1 ...1 4 D i_id e.l 9 ei ...ow So was dying. Hs then laid the unfortunate ,ilieee, eee Ll° „. Du o. ... ""..,"7,••••„_•••• ,`". •4 ''s l'' , eltnisa, who Direr uttered a word after receiving the ~.e ae, " ", ~....'"'• R . L ,....'" - "t - '''' , l n' 7, - .., e •he. An th• meat of the gig. He Celt convinced he was "" --- memj - -- " Open n 0 ,... '--- '''''''''''''' - 44 - st - ' 644 4 sod, getting out of the gig, leaving the hone to walk MAN 1 °Menial iietd '' '' '' '' ' ..- - W il 1 Ipa 111 . I.t I. .., Lilt as he coati to the police barrack at Blue 14 ' a -I ... • o o..semensested the ecourence. The police then Wee ._ll C EZ l . l l 3 Aestrallea Own an e 4 elk e . ..a , t,er.r Is the place, and met the gig with Mr. Mani- liereli a‘aie " l".'""‘ .“••••• ln 11 i r. mains is it. This melancholy mermen*, took meeTh - ...Ade, Illogintidn ._..... ' it." hotwre• laU.past six and seven o'clock. The body fain O ft ,g araad r i kp a h . Dlll " l".k. - oil 'lw6 Pa `.. 4 lettgerd to the barrack to await a coroner's inquest. I all I 3 plllld !AIM ~....... .... 51 r. MIIIIAOU was in She prime of life, unitenefiv pp = Lobe IleOrmst. eg , ki .. ...... , P i•R'ol I.y all who had ts s sums of hia nerliraint- man iklaf t I=hrt i !' t i i44.,( ‘ ) . , Ilk , _ dle ..'ee. IL has lift a wit, and amPos ... 'y . dal to deplore hie a ii ~.............i ,94 .4 114.M1•11% Linn have been not far distant fro I Sew tiresee___ .. .. ..... Mr. Mendold when he fired. Tho insure- I Awe= Mises inset of death wae, in all probability, • blunderbuss, and WOO I PestfillfillS lan ip e l a ri...4 li Ira been heavily loaded, no los than thirty•tosr eMelo 1 *Awns lkesb Z. , 111 I 5 au Prisr e I, oden slugs lirMi rseanted 111 h UM Si farillsgo is Osln -... del s 3 In s' • i.f th e unfo rt unate ? • • e hod, "ek ' and 1 * OO eleirehan -- ..... i i i i setae. Nina of the slugs per( 1 2 Fre v ''''l at 'Lull, site of which bad broken through chi tw ° o . ' ems JIL IS UI nalmi ll."11I - 11- h" of the skull, and others bevies pared lute the 4,.. -- -- I-- Mein..........,.. - all Ti b e /I i Me I *. nt.: of the brain, tamed instantansmis death. The s l i st IMAM MIAs ^ ••••• 1 I I Pre RAILWAYS. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoac. The railway market is irin heavy. Aberdeen, Midland, York and North Midland, and Leeds North ern, are sensibly lower, and the downward tendency is general. French shares arc flat, except Dijon and Besancon, which are firm. Sambre and Memo have fallen to 9. IHAILS MID STOCKS UNOUAILANTEED. kr to-thy up ttf pm. 74 WI 791 1114 414 $l4 I II I lai 4 LILB~TI. lM 1 elmilktv.laarsirveue) IS 6, "BittrAppe. 1 1 wmtu nil Do. Ow IA snot Ed loft . too cololooko all Chumaari esCrlis;d : all (kirk and 4$ Meth sad Milsidiese all Mullw. PIM and Aber. an WA dem MassAiSS i and 14.111 D) all De. (SO a En:r Ilastars Onidiss &I Sandra OM,. Oar A... OBie O. IL) . an Da airs II sod ea*. 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KO Tali, Ilewm4lB,ll Nom OW Ditto Swim* it & Milo •• 44ek4d411114411.114.Para1i fl r West owl lota. late. aU let. of Pro.. lOr.* 110 t.Starlerol .od Icrosollnes. 4 aa sad ! floDtlat Ithenish :o , Jot todlan . I grvet I,4l... rettlninoa. I hand Jesetlos .4 Tram SI OLWeitAleuirAdbareo 14 Luseableurd 10 Do Da (Mau, on -. 11 . ... „ 11 Do. (Oman .„ =ad aiIiDSOS „. IN EO4 SI SI SO St SI DO IN 11l 62 U 111 141 8 1 3 13 1 ll3 3 SY SII 47/ 14 141 131 1.1 10e I.e K 14 - 1 i tl• 30 St IGS le/ SHARES. 106 10$ PO L$ iii 19 I gis i Ps lf so a 111 af If 2 pm 16 11 paa 11If► 17 174 It II Gs it '& IN 154 _ il if ;a s 9 Ii in ! ;0 Idt 11 11! ii i 1 ea pa 146 130 Sr SF as e If I 11$ 91 11$ 130 d:{ ISO it ilk°` 114 18 d i 111 "a 131 151 I i do 101 n i 1 If Plif i 01 6 ILITAT°. 1 14 "a pa 9. ;. I ri rir 41 41 tra an i t I to 9 I pa II 3 1 491 47i Illi, $ id 47 49 th barb • 44 Da. la. I II if a dab lba it fth b.) a 11)4 M Oa. Do.(as ) Is Marion al 101 81 N 1 LP $01.1,a aL Dead& (km B.•daidias Ad) 141 144 aw 10 Pub No i d Loft vie pm 19 to MI Mal MI. anal ifall la 11104 fe Farb W abasigan fo 81 4 P.diallbarfewea 31 Qualms 11111/lilimi f pot 20 liars aid Mos 161 ad N baba int awe .. 9 91 si WWI 1111•999 c 4I 41 WNW' at .. 14 04 pa Ili Atli 1 4 MONEY MARKET. Tnesanas limurnrca. The English funds were again • shade weaker to day, money stock coming forward rather more freely, and thus the operations - of the government broker, who makes his appearance in the market with real regularity, are neutralised. Consols were sold at 1001 for cash, for which they left off 1001 to 1, and 1001 for the 11 th• Nov. Bank Stock remains de :sThe official business report is as follows: Z t r nt. Con u eo ur l , s, l f o b o r i ;mrey, reepleoor bein,t.fht tared, 991, j ; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103;,A, ; Long Annuities, 1860, 61, 7-16 ; ditto years, 1860, 61; South Sea Old Annuities, 991; Bank Stock, 2211, 2201. The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted 76e. to 78s. prom., which was also the price current for the June issue; bat purchasers of this latter description were accommodated at 77a. prem. India Bonds are firm at 85s. to 88a. prem. In the foreign bond market speculative attention was still mainly directed to Turkish scrip, in which the changes were considerable and frequent during the day. From 51 the price went up to 51, and after falling to 4/ quickly ascended to 61 prem., at , which figure itifinally left off, buyers. Confidence has been stimulated by the consideration of the fact that, as observed in the Daily News this morning, the Turkish government is fully responsible for the acts of its representatives. Strong hopes are enter tained that the affair will be settled quietly and in a manner creditable to the reputation of the Ottoman government. There was a report, however, that Prince Callimakki has been recalled. A communica tion was sent to Messrs. Devsux, the contractors, from tho committee of the Stock Exchange, asking for a copy of the flrman, the answer being to the effect that the document in question is in Paris, where the contractors are also at present staying, but that it should be sent for. The price came quoted from that city at 8 prem. Buenos Ayrean bonds were rather worse in the morning, but subsequently went firmer. Sardinian, Spanish, and most other stocks are well supported. The Spanish committee's certificate for the half of the unfunded coupons was in demand, and rose to 3/ per cent. This was settling day in the new Swedish mortgage loan, which ruled at the de-' , pressed price of Idle. to par. Bargains are thus marked: Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 5 prem. Brazilian Old Five per Cent., Small Bonds, 1011. Buenos Apes Six per Cents., 77, 79. Danish Five per Cents, 1031. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 04/, 63; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 961. Equa dor Bonds, 41, 5. French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rennie, 104 f. 50c.; ditto Three per Cents., 80f. 30c., 80f., and 81f. (exchange in all cases, 23f. 30c.) Mexican Three per Cents., 24/. Portuguese Concerted Four per Cents., 381. Sardinian Five per Cents., 98, 871, 3, 3. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 511, 1 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 231, /41; ditto Committee's Certifs., 31 31. per cent. Swedish Loan, par, dia. Turkic Six per Cent. Loan, 51, 1, 41, 6}, 63 prem. The transactions in Bank and other shares have again been important. Shares :in the English, Scottish, and Australian Bank (with 41. paid), have been done at 41 and 41. Loudon Chartered Bank of Australia (with 21. 10s. paid), have risen from 3f, to 31, and 41, owing to its being announced that all the preliminary arrangements for the obtaining of the charter have been completed, only the usual formalities requiring to be gone through. Load's and County Bank shares mark 23 ; London Joint Stock Ban k, 191; London and Westminster Bank,' 34, 331; O riental Bank Corporation, 38 ex div.; Provincial Bank of Ireland, 471 ; Crystal Palace, 6; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 861; ditto, New (201. paid), 411 • Royal Mail Steam, 781, 771, 781 male.; Chiriqui lead, 1 prem. Shares in the Beziers and Orainessac Railway are quoted I to 1 prem. ; Upper India Railway, 1 to 1 prem. ; Bordeaux and Cott, Railway, 41 to 51 prem. ; Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway, to a prem. ; Royal Swedish Railway, Ito pram. ; Norwegian Trunk Railway, 1 dis. to par) Isle of Wight Railway, 1 to 1 prem.; West End and Crystal Palace Railway, a dia. to par; Lake Fucino Drainage, par to .1 prem. ; Ebro Canal, /to 1 prem. ; French Crystal Palace, Ito 1 prem. The settling day in Bordeaux and Cette shares is expected to be fixed about the 30th. _ _ A very useful project is being brought out under the designation of the " London, Liverpool, and North American Screw Steam Ship Company." The object of the company is to establish an economical, expeditious, and direct steam communication for goods and passengers between London, Liverpool, the United States, and the British North American colo nies. The steamers will leave London and Liver pool al ternately for New York throughout the year; for Canada and Newfoundland from March to October; and dur ing the remainder of the year, in order that the com• munication with Canada may not be wholly inter rupted, they will call at Portland, in the state of Maine, between which port and Quebec and Mon treal a railway is now in conne of construction. During the season it is contemplated that the Com. pony's steamers shall run straight up to Quebec or Montreal, where they will be in communication with steamers plying to Lakes Ontario, Erie, Huron, Michigan, and touching at all the ports on the route. When the line is established it will pro bably cause a great diversion of the Lake produce, which now paws in a great measure through_ tho United States to the Atlantic seaboard. The Island of Newfoundland, so long deprived of the advantages of steam communication, will also be included in the route of the Company's steamers, and it is therefore probable the association will secure the bounty offered by the colonial legislature. The company is at present pro- visionally registered, under the Joint Stock Compa nies Act, but a charter has been applied for, and will in all probability be readily secured, until which time only , a deposit of 2s. per share is to bo payable. The capital is fixed at 600,0001. in 201. shares, and the committee includes some of our most influential firms connected with both branches of tho North American trade. Nearly all descriptions of American securities have been in good demand this week, and the tendency of prices is favourable. Present quotations are thus reported by Messrs. I). Bell, Son, and Co., for trans mission to America : Redeemat.le. Dividends. Prieto Melted NAN Ipa Cs. 546. 1963 Jen. sad Jelly 110 99 Inele s par OM tfi. ... Jen. sad July 1034 1044 Da I per 01. no de. ... 1963 Jae. GYM, 1094 110 De. 9pw42.lle.Oleak . 1847.1»o9 Jes. awl Jab , 107 168 Dew Tot •sr CU. 111211.1800 (1011111111, 07 94 Penogleada specs. BM Atte. 844 674 Do. • per OM Nadi lOl ha. eal July 99 Olio II pre DOI IdindlNlll9llperet.liter. Ns Duds lBB4 Ap. NA Out. 107 10$ Mir n amp meg bsp.Gp.Ct — and Jiy 79 79 Dide Mind — Jen. Jail 47 Ilyseß.itsr.Bes — Jaw. and July 904 974 Nit Onto y. ISO May awl Ain. II 87 De..• pit Orli 0nt.116. DPJan. sod Ja y 87 8 WAWA pie cent BOO& Ism Jim July 1( to 1 0$ tie ragy apa Om. DM Jen. us. Jay 994 lir 4 Imanisor I per Orin tsar • wor ot. IL BondA 1874 DU and AN. 111 118 gm. ON 6 per Coats.— 1635.1841 =lost. 93 93 ad 1637.1960 Aorll &Zell 1/34 $44 la Tat Citys per MR!. 1.33.1470 1111 md Reading P raDV. l eper Ct. o f pop Dade l OBO Jen. and lay 834 884 Pre Test and Ills seven per gala, reurgere 1999 - 19.9 1t5y sad Nov. 108 DIN amen per ant., 9ad fals ANN 981818.110perCeatA,Coa. . 1939 las. ',deep. fi N Neale Mot Tary:r. 7 ptrOIA te o 3-ItB9 lea. end July 934 ins The /emend . de ld ,',•:;•;• states that an English en gineer has just undertaken the cei:.!lreottoo of the ilis e s branch of railway from Rotterdam to Utrecht, by way of Clouds, at the price of 3,50,00011. . The Bank of England returns to b e . published next are expected to show a trifling decrease in of the precious metals. Aldeelder issued by Messrs. Hussey, Bond, and lisiA id San Francisco, contains some interesting eledilies relative to the yield of Californian gold, paths that the statement of the amounts mani- Sneed affords no criterion of the quantities of the pie firms metal that actually leave California for the United States and other countries of the wend. The total amount manifested for ports of the United States from the sth December, 1851, to the 6th April, 1852, was 12,744,417 dole. (about 2,545,0001.1, whisk would have leached the mints of the Union in fhb mafiosi course during the first five months of the pew The deposits of Californian gold at the several Uitsill States mints during these five months were, however, so less than 20,773,000 dole. (4,154,6001.), er 80_pee met. more than the amounts manifested at Ban Franeisoo, and due at the mints during that pe riod. Some of the returns compiled for 1851 show that for several months the receipts at the Phi-', ladelphia Mint wore nearly double the sums entered at the custom house of New York during the corresponding time. It is a well blown feat that nearly all the passen gers re turning to the United States t arry oii more er less gold, and instances are recorded of such large sums as 5,000 dollars to 20,000 dollars, and in one ease 80,000 dollars, having been taken pecked up in ordinary luggage w ith a view to saving freights. The entire product of California up to the 31st of December, 1851, including the shipments to all parts, and the slims retained in the country, is by the authority above quoted at 140,930,000 dollars about 28,186,0004) ; and that of the half g the 30th June, 1852, at 33,849,774 dole., 8,730,0001.), raising the entire product from the sommeneement of the gold discoveries to tho last mentioned date to 174,780,000 dollars, or about 34,950,000!. The traffic returns for the last week on tho under mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to this day, are as follows : 1852. 1861. 1850. Leaden sad North Western £60,761 ..£53,834 ..£48,437 Lanessehire and Yorkshire 17,220 ~ 15,815 .. 14,479 Landes:and South Western 12,740 ..:11,915 .. 11,424 London and Brighton Great Western . 20,935 .. 21,161 .. 18,293 Midland South Eastern York anddNorth Midland York, Newcastle, & Berwick 15,283 .. 15,786 ~ 14,606 Shrewsbury MI Chester 1,870 .. 1,849 .. 1,789 Great Northern 14,940 .. 13,034 .. 8,269 North Staffordshire 6,504 .. 6,411 ~ 4,891 Chester and /U lybead Shropshire Union 7lO .. 677 ~ 478 Exeter and Crediton - Bristol and Exeter Leeds Northern 1,426 .. 1,112 .. 1,026 Manchester & South Junction (.67 .. 620 .. 386 Manchester, She ffi eld, and Lincolnshire East Lancashire 4,667 .. 4,224 .. 3,634 South Yorkshire Eastern Counties end Norfolk 18,142 .. 17,726 .. 16,318 East Anglian 684 .. 658 .. - South Devon 2,058 .. 1,853 .. 1,916 Oxford and Worcester 826 .. - .. - Stockton and Hartlepool - Bolton, Blackburn, and Clitheroe 829 .. 816 .. 666 Shrewsbury and Birmingham 854 .. 627 .. 589 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Liverpool,Crosby, and South port 365 .. 422 .. 402 Kendal end Windermere - - Newcastle and Carlisle London and Blackwell . - 9J3 .. 890 The aggregate results presented by these returns (taking only the corresponding lines) are as follows: Gross amount No. of Average receipt recaivcd. miles open, per mile. 1852.... £257,028 4,591 £55 18 10 1851 .... 249,605 42 66 8 3 4 1850.... 221,824 4 , 322 4 1 61 6 5 Those returns are remarkably good, as it must be remembered that during the oorresponding week of last year, although the Crystal Palace had just been lased, there was still a great deal of extra movement on the various metropolitan lines consequent upon many of the visitors to London prolonging their stay for a few days, and taking their departure for home st their leisure. The increase on the returns for the mime week of 1850 is very marked. The returns on Scotch lines are se under : 1852. 1851. °Lugo's sad South Western £4,267 .... £3,893 Caledonian 9,784 .... 9,169 Edinburgh and Glasgow Scottish Central Scottish Xidhuid Junction 612 .... 643 Aberdeen North British Total The Irish returns are: Belfast and Ballymena Cork and Bandon Ulster Belfast and County Down Great Southern and Western Dundalk and Enniskillen Dublin and Belfast Junction Waterford and Limerick £660 .... - i6i :::: 1,123 .... 6,327 .... 166 .... THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. The English stock market is dull to-day, and there is no symptom of a rally. Console havo been very quiet, at tool to 1 for money, and 100} to 7, for the 11th November. The Three per Cont.. Reduced mark 99j to # ; the Three-and-.Qoerter per Cents., 1031 to 1. Bank Stock, 2211 to 223. India Stook, 274 to 276. The floating debt exhibits no change. The foreign stock market is also dull, with a very limited business. Tho Turkish scrip has receded from 64 to 51 prem., and is now quoted 54 to 5; prem. Spanish Bonds are rather flat, with transac tions in the Deferred Threes, 25k ; and Buenos Ayrcan Bonds, at 77. The Swedish mortgage Loan marks to 1 dia.; Peruvian Actives, 103; Mexican, 244; Dutch Fours, 96 to 964. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES: Rlalast. Lowest. Casing Spar Pala. ..... ..... 1 USO 6116 el 40 44 pr Criss lO6 $0 106 45 Ira 63 14 par Cents., 1623 ••• ... ... 4 pat Coals .. II pis Cents. New Loss: ... .... _ .. awasass ea Looks : si sight. LS 374; 90 days . 26 IL ... Ihra s2 aNCL l6 l o Ina Mossy Nooks Rads lO3 Mem. ... wean 5 per Oasts . Do. 1530 ... flitasat es. I. S i n. , 41 ili 70 ... Tressu mak ; 4. 7 BOOM ...a ::: 1 Ems, Oct. 21.—St. Germain, 1,400; Versailles (1.4111 fit), —; dime lien mak), Os; bus sad Orions. 1531 16 ; Fara sel Ssioa. MS; Boma mad E L 425; sal £lll 614; wasivere Ist as.. so; Wortley% 299 6 91 Toas W Slesdisarg. 719; Nils sad 4ssa. PM; Lyons sod Mips% SU; Idalismaa sad ' 1' INIII l Omsk 710; Num sal IL Min to der, —; Pads sad Order& Sal 11 lammus. 666; Castle, 660; Ilmagsdise sad 0 , Ma, : MI Tula. 176 ; Pais sad Mau, 191 64; Dieppand hump, 1111711; Grand Cussas.loo. MADIID, OCT. 17. Three per Cents., 46 ; after Bohm, 471 c. ; ditto Deferred, 26 11.16 ; after Bolas, 2611-16; National Debt (let elass), 12 5-10; after Boles, 121 c.; ditto (2nd class), 61; after Bobs, 6 9.16 ex div.; Bank of St. Ferdinand, NO p. Exehanp on London, 50'30?. Beaux, Ocr. 19.—Voluntary Loan, 102; New Pour-and-a-Half per Cents. (1850), 1031; ditto =lO3l. National Debt, 930. Commercial Society's Premium,ls2. Bank Shares, 1071. VIENNA, Ocr. 19.—Five per Cent. Metalliques 95; New Loan (Series A), 941; ditto (Series B), 1091 ; Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (Ditto), 841 ; Bank . Shares, 1,342. Exchange on London, 11.31. PAWS, Oar. 21. l'- MJ I3OTot 1. r 0110114 0 .1 !110i 01 61: . 105 10 I 106 43 100 Tu DURlett FUNERAL.—Tho shopkeepers of the • krona ma r large streets fluvial+ w0w....0 summon procession of the late Duke will pass are already speculating upon the chances of making • rich harvest, by fitting-up their shops and rooms for the accommodation of sight-seers. A tradesman near the Adelphi Theatre is preparing to furnish his shop with four rows of seats, similar to those in a theatre, a-king no less a sum than fire guineas for one seat is the first row, three for the neat, two for the third, and one guinea and a half for the last. Besides this be is fitting up his first and second floors. At nearly every other shop the same exorbitant price is demanded. Nl{ 1851. £603 4,745 166 639 MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. The arrivals of English Wheat since Monday have been moderate, and its value was fully maintained this morning. The receipts of foreign Wheat and Flour have also been on a leas salesgirls scale than of late, and as a fair proportion of the recent heavy arrivals has ieen disposed of, holders remain very firm, and the sales made to-day were at prices fully equal to these of Monday last. Barley continues in short supply and its value was well supported. The receipts of Oats have likewise been on a more mode rate scale than for the last few weeks, and purchases could hardly be made on such favourable terms as in the earlier part of the week. Beans and Peas firm at Monday's quotations. •11211 2 / 4 1.14 lino LONDON /Mold lath 0171 - . to Mk OCT. torlish. Seotait. Irish. 1 4 1 , 110. 0:40 llosley 2410 1 2,00 trata lle 100 co Halt ..... 1430 ur, barrels; 1,1130 sacks. barroasi Araluoss.—Whemt, 424. 9,1. • lierey, 30s. 224 1414 Sim fia. ed.; Beam, ; Tess, Ms. 11,1. (111 1' ItIAL IVY. RAf...11.5. I Id. ; We. Wept. Meer! Mn. It 3„. Rept. 11 ~. '124 $d 27e 106 Ilk ltd SO. 9434. 31• 54 19 140 g 61 17. 4d19. 76 1.1 31. 4d 29. led 22 19e 64 67e 1417 e 11411. rd 113. 104 29 , 106 Oct. ... S i. 9al 27. 44174 43 Ws 5.1 1.1. led 30. Od 9 ... 31s 14 274 1417. 64 211. 10.! 31. 0,1:101 1d 16 17. 10d 17, Id 16. Od 10. 11:31a 1410, 44 I weeks' Av. Aver. 49.74 27e 6116.04342414.71.1 Ws 44 Igrry.—Wesat. &Tier. (late, are, ?w., and Yes, In. . .. eut. Sept. u. 51e.112 2, 40 $ ... I ....... ... 38 6 .., 38 9 ... SI $ C ... 37 11 ' .. ent4. 36. OIL 3. Oct. V. Oct. 16. ••• ". -7.71 MINCING LANE.—rms DAY. Scout.—The market closes this week showing a further advance of fully Gd., with a large amount of bustrurs done. The refined market firm, at laat week's prices. Grocery lumps, 445. 6d. to 475. Gd. Curren.—There ban been a large business done both in public sole and by private contract ; native Ceylon sold at 475. which is an advance of fully 21. Plant a ti on C e yl on has: also advanced 2s. TEA.-This article has also been in large demand, both by speculators and the trade, at a general advance of fully to 3 per lb. ; common Congou, per lb. Mex.-Full prices have been paid, with a fair amount of business done. Bengal, 10a. 6d. to 12s. SPICES have fully maintained last week's prices. Corroll.-A full amount of business done, at a shade ad vance. Davos.-The fortnightly sales went off steadily at pre vious prices Castor oil chiefly bought in at 31d. to sd. Gum Olibanum sold at 141. to Ots.; East India gum Arabic sold at 16s. to 435. 6d. ; gum Benjanum sold at 71. to 141. ; gum Kino bought in at 295. ; Madras Cardamoms sold at 2s. to 24. 2d.; Malabar Cardamoms partly sold at 28.7 d. to 21.64. Star Annined sold 725. fid. to 735. 64.; Turmeric sold at Ils. 6d. to 12.. 6d. ; Cubebs sold at 20s. to 20s. fisl.; Caoe Aloes sold at 255. to 38s. ; Turkey Galls bought in at 935.; gum Amini bought in at 121. 7f. 6(1. to 121. 10s. ; Gamboge bought in at 6/. ; Aniseed oil sold at ss. 31. to 5a 4d.. --- --- In other articles no material alteration, but all the leading articles have an upward tendency. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The number of Beasts is large, and trade very slow; a considerable proportion remain unsold, although stir. choice qualities make as much as on Monday. There is not a very large suppler of Sheep, sufficient, however, for tho de mand; prices remain the same as on Monday. Witt! Calves we are plentifully supplied; trade is very slow for them at a small reduction. Our foreign supply consists of 856 Beasts, 1,090 Sheep, and 217 Calves; 250 Beasts from Northern and Midland, and 101 milch Cows _from home counties. 1 Yew Woe of 8104. I. d. .. d. Pot stone of Eta. s. 1... d. Bea tleatr. Ilarekrda . 3 6 3 6 Hot Du. 0 lit..bds. 611 2 0 0 0 Bost eborrboros . _ . 3 4 3 4 Hsu Loni-rools escoad quality beret... 002 10 Do. do. More Davos 2 6 3 8 1 Ems sadoecood quality 2 10 3 2 Pin . . . .... —3B 3 8 Do. do. eikorn... ..... 00 0 I boss Dam. 81 . 1_1811-Lrods 40 4 1 Wad . . 00 0 0 SO .limb* 1407 : OM ■ltdi Lii66. .i.iio : .e•ITO. 3il : re% xio. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market as very firm, with prices looking up, both speculatively and on the spot. Town Tallow is quoted 425. 6d. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 435. 6d.; October to December, 42e. to 3d.; January to March, (1853), 425. 6d. to 95. BOROUGH MARRET.-THIS DAY. Meson. Pattendon and Smith report that the demand for fine Sulam Hops is on the increase, the e'en. choicest bring ing from 81s. to 90s. per cwt. Daty still estimated from 255,0001. to 260,0001. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Hartley, 15s. 9d.; Eden Main, 17s. Gd. • Walk End Russell's Iletton, 17s. 94.; Walls End Haswell, 18s. • Walls End Hetton, 135.; Walls End Stewart's, 18s.—S hips at market, 49. HIDES.-THIS DAY. LIADENUALL, OCT. 22.-P nen : 561bs. to 641 b., lid. to 2d.: 611 b. to 721 b., 2d. to 2id. ; 721 b. to 801 b., 2id. 'to 21d.; 801 b. to 881 b., 21d. to 3d. ; 881 b. to 961 b., 9d. to 30. 96lb. to 1041 b., 3id. to 4 3 d. ; 1041 6 . to 1121 b., 4d. to 4id. ; Horse Rides, 61 , Calf Skies, light, le. to 2s. ; full, 41. 6d. BEIMUNDSZY.-Sheep BMus: Polled, 41. 64. to ss. Os. ; Hall-brews, 3s. 9d. to.u. 3d. ; Downs, 2s. 8:1. to 3s. 6d. PERILOUS LAUNCH OF' THE MARIAN MOORE.—The Liverpool Courier gives the following account of the launch of this fine ship of 1,037 tons register, which took place on Thursday last. It was high water before 12 the time fixed for the launch. The vessel went off an hour before her time. At 11 o'clock the men, to about the number of 150, were under the ship, about to give her " a rally." Several of the central blocks had been removed, but seven of them were still standing, and most of the shores were flied to the sides of the vessel, and there was no reason to think that the launch would be premature. At this mo ment the "elects," or pieces of wood against which the daggers rest, were observed to be splitting, and a cry was raised to the men underneath the ship, who made a quick and a safe retreat. Captain Twedie, the commander of the ship, was going on board by a lad der, which clipped from under his feet as the vessel moved down, and he saved his life by catching hold of the main chains, from whence he got en board. Nothing could stop the vessel when once is motion, and she carried away all the shores like so many chips, and her anchor also caught ' some scaffolding as she went off the stocks, which was in like manner dragged away. As the ship went down the ways she gave a list to port, and as soon as she touched the water the strong tide which was running carried het round, and she drifted at least`two miles up the river before the steamboat overtook her. The escape of some hun dreds of people from destruction in this case ap pears to be miraculous. Captain Tweedie's was as narrow an escape as ever a man bad. So was the es cape of the men, who might have been crushed under the ship. And not tho least remarkable feature in the launch was the fact that " the clans" on both sides of the ship split ; if one had held on and the other bad broken the ship would have turned over, and one can scarcely mil -1 calve what would have been the lees of life. N6r is it to be overlooked that no veswl was in the way of the ship on her passage up the river. Taking this launch altogether, though many were disappointed io, wiving it, every use would have reason to be thankNl that amidst each manifest risks, no . personal injury was sustained. The ship looked truly majestic as she went into the water ; and as soon as the natural fear had subsided as to whether any personal in jury had been sustained, she was greeted with loud cheers, which were repeated when she again paned the yard on her way to the Brunswick Dock. A MEETING Or CoHN MERCHANTS AND FACTORS took place yesterday in the city, on the subject of metage and porterage. The chair was occupied by Mr. Waugh, and a memorial to tho Common Council, request ing a modification of the present charges, together with a reply from Mr. Mereweather, inviting " a proposal em bodying the views of the trade," were presented and read for general information. After explanations from Mr. Hales and others respecting the diversion of grain imports from Llndon to Hull, Gloucester, and;otker 'wallies, that must continuo to take place unless same alteration shall be effected, it was agreed to appoint a committee, who ars to prepare a report on the qucrtion end to submit it for con sideration. PERUVIAN al:AXo.—The following is an extract from a litter dated Lima, Sept. 11 .—" As you are aware, the guano contract for England is in the hands of one house, and is, of course, u compkto monopoly, the consequence of which is that th. y contrive to keep the government blind to the benefits which would accrue from a free commerce in this article. The house in question, 1 dare say, net almost as much as the government in this business, and are there fore regularly coining money. Shipowners are ridden down, the British farmer pays heavily for the guano, the govcrum :at deprives itself of the sale of ten tons to the three it now sells, and loses a proportionate amount of revenue; besides, they do an injury to their own flag, pre venting Peruvian shipowners from trading to Europe ; for who could now send a vessel from this coast with a freight of guano ? Further, the port of Callao would be a consi • • -• ••• t- •I•wswa omen to all cus amble gainer uy use tie..., . . tomes. for ship s wou ld enter and tad in greaser nu and, of course, trade in general increase. lam glad tb se* that the ahipowen of England have endeavoured to call the attention of the cabinet 'o this matter. and 1 hope that by a little perssversnce on their part they will accomplish the breaking up of this monopoly. 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