The Express. — London, England, 1853-10-31 00:00:00

. .. ..e . . .. iiit c• 1 • r / ij ( ill t . , L t „s 4 i ....... t \s •.....____ , ..,__ __ .._ flirt Ali ~......... LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 31, 1853. [THItEEPENC E. MONEY MARKET. is, that there is a steady efflux of both gold and silver to several points of the Continent. The ship ments of silver to Hamburg will tend to relieve the The nominal closing prices of - new undertakings are as follows :—Mizen Head, 1 to k dia.; Lewis Hill Range, ; to t dia. ; Cologne Lead„; to I die.; Clarendon (of Jamaica), k to I prom.; Britannia Gold, / to / per eh. ; New South Wales Coil; /to I dia.; L'Aigte d'Or, f to / die.; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, / die. to ,1 prem. ; Mount Carbon Coal, I to t die. ; Kestaiore, die. to par; Lake Superior Copper, 4 dia. .to par; Connemara, / die. to par; thenaulin, / to / die. ' • Australian Mutual, ~'1 to / die . ; Chartered Anatralian Land and Mining, t to I die.; Golden Mountain, / to / dis. ; Poltimore, par to a prem..; °t eat Crinnie, par to 4. pm.; Garnett arid Moseley, Ito 11 prem. ' • Sue River (of Jamaica), par to / pm.; (et calfe (of Jamaica), 1' to 1i prem.; Carbert) West, to; die . ; Adelaide Laud and Gold, 1 to O 1 die. ; Australasian Coal, } to 1 dia.; Liguanea (of Jamaica), t to 4 dia. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica), / to t prein ; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, f to k dia.; Australian Congo'', i to : die. ; Albion Gold, ; to ; dis.; Great Cambrian Mining and Quarry ing, par to 4 prem. ; Peninsular Mining, 1 to ; pm.; Lackamor Copper, t to I dis.; Augarrack Consols, par to a prem. ...t SATURDAY ETRWING. The English stock market to-day was marked by extreme excitement, and by a great change of cha racter, the upect of political affairs being reported to remarkable tightness of the money market in that city, and we hear that further large sums in silver I are on the eve of despatch to the same quarter. Owing to the active demand fur silver for India and China a v heavy amount of that metal will be shipped on bo ard the Peninsular and Oriental Com pany's steamer which is fixed to leave Southampton for Alexandria on Friday next. The amount of railway calls falling due in the month of November, so far as yet advertised, is thus stated in Mr. Slaughter's Weekly Railway Share Lid: have experienced a favourable modification. The market opened rather flatly, the continued decline . - in the Bank's stock of bullion being regarded with tnessiness, but soon after eleven o'clock some good buyers came in, and caused a rise of j to per cent., reports being at the same time circulated that favour able political intelligence had been received. Imme- diately afterwards it became generally reported that a telegraphic despatch had been received from Vienna, stating that an armistice had been concluded between the Turkish and Russian armies, and, on a rush Amount per &hare. Dee inNov 1832. Du. Ah ' ea q " Number " data. pad. " of shame. *Antwerp and Rot tr. dare rEset Idles Ext , U.l. Alleuxent •Marle Antoala 21 29 3 8 9 8,060 16.683 *Paris and dirge. of buyers eager to cover previous speculative sales, the price rose withseuvely a check i pee cent. The operators of the ji flours, Hen' l2 depodt 40 0 110,0001,000,000 •Susevestedlleame Pref. se per sent 1 41 20 0 6,92 S 15051 ih i r l e eTe e rZ r - r -i 0 0 19,710 29,710 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. South Wales, Out. rattet.l 4 percent. 10 5 4 0 0 unknown timeh Gua- The gold mining share maiket is very firm, with rather mere business off ring, and the tendency of quotations is upward. Nouveau Monde are quoted 7-16 to 9•16 prem.; Calonial Gold, 9-16 to 11-16 prem.; Agua Friu, to 1 prem.; and (heat Nugget, Ito pron. Australian Agricultural shares opened 39 to 41, rose to 43, fell back to 39 to 40, and arc now quoted 40 to 41. Peel River have touched 31 to 1 prem., and are now quoted !, to prem. North British Australasian rule at d to prem. Imperial Brazilian shares have risen, having been dealt in at 51 to 6f. ran:m.44 a p'erient 1 deposit 5 0 0 unknown 1.113,224 • The proportion called by foreign companies is 21,082,5 6, but the holdings of English proprietors are not known. In November last year the calls were only 623,6321. The total calls for the eleven months of 1833 are 10,916,0271., against 7,261,0391. in the corresponding period of 1832, showing an increase of 3,634,964/. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. -.--- ARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The condition of the Boglish wheat at market this morn ing was for the most part very indifferent ; good dt y parcels were readily sold on fully as good terms as on Monday last, hut other descriptions were dull at that day 's rates. In foreign wheat a good business was transacted with distant buyers at former prices. Flour was dully as dear. Choice qualities of barley being scat cc, commanded high prices ; all other sorts were easier to purchsa. Oats mutt be noted Gd. per qr. dearer than on this day se'oight. Beans and peas underwent no material alteration. Both white and red clover seed continue to advance in value as does also canary aced. A1t9,1 VALI LN LO?liON YAM! OCT. 2ttb to OCT. 19tb. Qr 5. 1 14.. trtwat I 3103 w:ey l '2l4 !talc ..... ;7 Si Flour, 1,951 Scows. liisa. 10:0;er.. 40 10509 570 1 4.0 I .3805 308 5235 16777 50 14 i ZN and 6,C06 bane:, MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The private contract markets have bet n gelicrally inactive today, but the prices of Friday have btu n supported, with the exception of tea, which his been in large demand the last two dap, at an advance of fully fd. prr lb.; lair common Congou must now be quoted Is. to Is. ld., regular terms ; the trade, however, are buying freely medium Congou from le. 2d. to I, 5d., thiefty out of second beads, as importers pretty generally have withdrawn their samples from the market awaiting nigher prices. The article has general confidence, and has a de cidedly upward tendency. Ou.s.—Seal, pale, 371.105. to 381.105. ; straw, 341. to 3.51. ; brown, 331. to 311. ; Sperm, 861. to 871. Os. ; Head matter, 871. 10s. to 881. 10s. ; Cod, 341. 10, ' • South Sea, 391. to 401. ; Olive Gallipoli, 661. to 67/.; Spanish and Sicily, GIL to 63/. ; Cocoa Nut, 471. ; Palm, 411. 10e. ; seed, 301. to 301. Cis. ; Rapeseed, pale, 39/. to 421. The public sales declared for to•morrow are small. Sugar: 200 hhda. Vest lndia, 2,000 bags Mauritius, and 800 bags Bengal. Saltpetre : 1,400 bags. Rice : 2,200 bags. i , 79eer) ) , ,se.•• - A -- i I/ . • t• 1 • '-'.'.. '''55.......J : 111 , le ,i j .......____. • No. 2,2444 LONDON, MONDAY EV er - DEAR 'MY is wriga m a. The Dostce OMB smil SHARE LISTS PRJ*71413402 MAASS. 5t. 1110 4b5etbe11......, ....,..1 - _.. - 4 „___ It ISO aisle= ae. I. 1 per M. -..- • • . E s NI of DEposrr, 7, St. Martin's-place,' s ksvissAT "swim . OL 100 BMW 41 Rueter 4 per Ct. -. I 1 rafaigar•rai tare. Dadoe. The railway marks: opened at yesterday's rates, i t 3 .4)16661"1" a " - 95 " me 11,4yhead _ - - mown el IN VadT_lNtill"Nlt, • ,_,T aro lerom°" l .„ t° 02000,0 ,_ and soon experienced a rapid upward movement, in si an oast ami boadou , . - - the I ^ - 61.4thi ' lpmftwi" " aa.-all a cilia rata ". . a'allat may " a Sympathy with th e rise in the funds. On the whole e l ell lle.eg l i i Pun k "'I Abel' s wam with goriest eseerity. 1 demi Junetem - - 41 61 woos wain to Jaa p or r ga4zz au the advance in this market was not commensurate si at', eastrinetWo(V.lM•We.et. s 4 3/ pre ,,,,...... f r o . as will. , Kea* . al Diu" ' with that of COMMIS, but it closed good in tone at the I / iDo• da• (IQ / lar (. 44 5 ...-------- - 7 4 2 Do. de. in. no; 7 per Cl. 4 i psi 5f dwit.Cea.laW.,ll pe..Nol 1 If pas 10 r MN do. Mill 1 11_ ~ CAUTION. -To Tradesmen, Merchants, Shippers, had business been active. Midland stock, besides mem% ire. -b 4 Leese it hes bar l 7 cialt. to rit3 kiliTit'dlita others, woe in great demand, and Caledonians were 1 0 11 , 0 t w.1 " 116 P"" 61-1 0 46 2t 1: tai isst setae weeriolO cd wt.!' 60 I "'''''' 6"' far " ' 6 " 66" also eagerly bought. At the fi nal close the leading St. 100 1 1e0 2. imp , ~ , „,..ki g are the pi.o!.. by Miter , bi the trade and others • - - ender the mace or BOND 6 PhABLANENT %LARK. I stocks showed a rise of U. ss. to U. 10s. per cent. 6 alms= emeeettan.sma - - 5eat.......__ m, ;Ng-mi. i. to err notice, that lam the origiu,i' aed sole I compared with the closing rates of yesterday. 5 5 1 Irdla.,tertkliunase3 se 21 Si at. lee Great Illedmell 5 116 115 117 is reveler sod mmiuLeturer of Me mid article, end do hot , m a w, y 'wilier, i r auth ries any tenon to repetsent themseleas sa St. leolDo. 3 per NM. Ilertp, Ils. :twtrain my estah.iditherit kr the emporia of whin, go, raid Mk. THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocif. ! deemalie Mle pin.pos 144 MS Thu (*.too I. published ty m• to prevent further imposition epos 16 10 Do. 41 Went. ..... r . 4 pm T , sut,"?, and Keels injury to seised. Ji. R. BOND, sole mantels The railway market is very buoyant in character sr 6 1• 001 /*Westraft) .1..t0w of the Lite Jo.,a lea{ 23, anima% west smaimeta, to-day, the balance of operations being decidedly in " a I QW/26111 / 1 121/0/10/4/ le / Linda& eL 1911, Dauen.esisem.46 on. 99 101 the direction of purchaser*. In the heavier stocks, ft is., _oll,4obooftemeld• per et 93 me me WE GUINEAS. -Mr. WM. H. HALSE, the however, it is still observed that the rise is not coin- 11 1 6 F3aweeo6sa &Tarter AN 4 ills par St. leo Ditte 6gm cent Steck- 133 149 wow weenie, 4.122, Brass Landau. Inform mensurate with that of Consols. London and North- sole ten.starnif.ll pant - - fr.. a& teat ma SIVE ODIN Is 4 APPARA me now ready, r Western is now quoted 1031 to 1; Great Western, IL re plus Sew Ouar.6 pe - Q. - - _s ar i tor . owes swam be hr Pseuds* so Meth& odmaiwo. 80i to 81 ; , and Yorkshire , 631 to .., so 1 WerrOm.'fhlrde I 3pm Lancashire ..--- - - THE SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the lug half sai Midland, 601 to 61. The lighter shares have 14, all Leafteawr7 l aowlill‘4 lll 11 4 u 4 - 1 e .,,,„„ base proved bepone enialhin tam aowiasusi rime more considsmobly. Great Northam =egad= It I % Do ll "f 4 14"z ow 46"0.. .. 14 t . .• .- L A t, 'AK (rt. poetises singularly nourubleg powers In ate 20 to 1• Dover, , 171 to 18; and Caledonians, 261. •! $ tin . Se . ... - i 4 pra ..±. ~ • --pm eel Improvement of the Liman flair, and whin , . ' int ,. ,ip • ~,,r ibs has fele. It pre/riots It from telling od or turn. tO 4. 12C all iMarymik aortae, 6 . 1 9 Ct. - - pea W. ,107 61aillandConedlr.eb.ip.C1 131 Iln ire enr-ssw,dhe o w "' it e e k - ' 1 " 1 " ° " i•• inch " n ul "" 4. " 41 / 111 French shares aro decidedly higher. Norther= 161 5 . Ditl, Prefeteree .......• f 4 die • I ii . d -- it luautinally eat, early, oral ulue.y. tor ch:ldree it ill -."' . ad t as e e tee se a e.,.). rat a p aaa er e l s e w c s are quoted 34 : f to / ; Stresbourgs, 361 to 1 ; and at ! 1 00 llorfela Tatars 4ol4 ... .. - - el ceuiir [trammel .se Pt ,li 0 De. .•. per at. Etta. Stet - - io. .Mlauit 7 a ; Emily bott.es ,on i on. to low /mad, Paris and Lyons, 16 1 to 1 prem. 0 ,.10.. D,,,w.,, 0fe e.11. 7 4 Pc? - ..... 1 4 ,1,41.; not doub.o tint !We, 21.. Caution-On the wrapper or awb MOW tie t h e wool*, . Rnelaade tdaimissar Oil," in two lima OT.DINART SHARES AND STOCKS. St. 190 Nord& Brlthii _ - ... ...1 - - ..fej v 1.20WL aND and IiONS, :0, ilattue-karden, Lesion; IS I all North Staffordshire Cain, Trim Olio* today Nt. i 100 0:1011, Weroseter, sad' 1101w .... ______ e adnitelair ‘ 1516 14. RAJLIC,7I. eaturday. to 2 p.m. . I Wolver..SU. ear Cunt 100 102 1021 -- ----I-- ---- 16 all Vita ditto ditto i Ipm T lIE DA ILY NEWS: et. we eber4osu ... _ _ 196 206 lel 20 6 6 .iiiiress.fallinn.NewOnar. 19 Leedom If organ Payer, mice N. 311 1 14 amber". Notting., ;meta IS 11l shrewaleCheetet(Nor.W. Ass Political Orito.. the DA ILT NE WI is at the bead of the U. 504 Lo s t Junceou ... 44 41 Wm) a pit Cent.. betel rte.* of Urvat Britirn, advocating free ooentnerce In its broadest IN all liten.Wolv.adterurTalley' 111 fif 15 10 Do. 3 per Mat ... inn, tad all sound and practical reform., whether political, racial, St 29 celos., ~ ...:a.,.cCorr. Jae. 13 11 ills U IS loath Desna ... ... IIS 14 et teeleela.te.L 274 all Iln.Cese.tedrii.ssie23l.o :6 ii lO 14 Ditto Shed 44 per Coat, par 4pm ln the eauat ..nd mile ails lii•Meral Natra.-In fin steamy cf ite If :If De. do. t. 204.. el 44, 14 1411 MI South Baleen (heeding. i.e gep,rte -in the anple, trethful, and impartial chatarar of Ita St. Its; Bette and Exeter ... ... 94 96 Mrs) of AIM 1 231 241 f,,,,,,,, istelligence, ard is the varied merosuitileand commercial ie. Cl. l':,0 ,Cahrtioulaa ......101 611 12f 11 24 st, 1* lb. 44 per ant. frim.danicaatisd Is the Clly, Itai: 4.9 , as - 1 Slisittary Mucar,- It aLiChastar sad nolyhaed ...I Ifis 166 WI : all dtk.Yorkshirelperet-Otiar. 19 :if Ws Neer is unsurpassed. N all Ilvrk and Saud a ... ...1 13 13 it ' I WaterfordatiCillennyflmet - - dig It Ent ima a more dm diet 110 of nipping than my other paper- IS if DNB' ant Belfarthias... 414 431 444 M. 400 York, Newcastle,* Mew., an esetioieciy early report of SMoping in L.O Indian Seas by every U all Ints,' es, rents,isi..l 'Mr. Malaria et Lag.pareb.' 93 96 er, r:.e..: tut'-sod the aely daily Illiu.ng deport, with list of i rims rieszasnetioa ... .. 74 IT 1 6 i Dttba Ditto .I 41 • 1 pahlaihril afy 'Sera. 23 salSem Amo.iaa . .... ........ 44 1 41 Ii le Toruia.uss.u.sre:iariii tof dia It addreeses Itself to faralles , as being the only paper l eeidee il a IS all Ditto idle E and it.). S 21 Tiara" which er..istii . .. and has always deluded, from ats columns 20 all RAM* orairdas .„ .. 12 12/ 121 4 1 —4— illefteseive advatisemen:. st. lon .:.....tern Cidoe,_Ciao A... 35 43 MINES. Its prime. is public (war is shown by the lost return of stamps 21 14 1 Do. Vale KU. 6 1 1 ./ - - - head for the year le.si to tie leading Loudon Newspapers, Ey lit . 1 00 1 Liu. elms B sad C Mete, 21 29 Chug Ilminsw which it will be peen that this paper 'the youngest by mon thn St; 100 bast lamsonire ... . No. Shares Nom Said. l Saturda .. 61 63 prises does misty years) had la 6n yeah beaten Its three oidest competitcrs : it. 'lov ,Ediribareb sad Groagow . 67 39 64 . --... y. reviles. --...... Betablished. Nampa ironed. 10 ,s; Edinbargh and Peebles ... - - —— Nor_vno. Commas ............. 1770 912,517 se. jos ,Zdintririp, NAND:male 31 23 1 , 0.000 1 seas rrta all 44ma If Illessisi, Pon 1772 929,000 Ilt.' IN :Glasgow at SouthWesters - - :4,000 1 ?Anglo Antrallun Geld all IMs par Illountie Hence. 1751 1,139,000 111.1100 Great Northers ... .., 70 79 SO 1 104 10 VAIO 10estrigloCalifurnian DAILY NEWS 11344 Lua 61.11 X D. A, atom ... ... 53 67 14 9 e.'.000 10 Sanstralanse The a:onto:twit maintenance or this manumit Dimities the It. , 1..!0 Da. B. Stook ... ... 123 123 124 3 40,000 3 Do. Coal Mahe wilco recently expressed by a contemporary: at. 100 1 0LSO:V.h. anti West.; be.) 101 le3 lON 2e,906 20 SAvatralima is " The • Doily New. ' the y o ungest of alt the London Mixislng R lOO ,Orist Western ... .. 794 50 804 i 60,00 r 1 Australian Cordillera all 41 Ms 4 I pacers. From the tint it took tah ground and a high liberal tone-Na MI 111 Dish South Eames ... - - 100,900 1 MiatraßßA Freehold ?en, consistently that ems:Teat:re liberalism which Is clearly El all ilamsefor aad Cordele .. $3 SS Slv - SS 66,000 1 Ave Marta all 14 Ms 4 the public , pinion of England ; and e.rtaili, with the seco n d MOM lit 111, D. Mods ... ... ... 19 II pat lltel,ooo 1 Brandi mutinies Gold all 4IMs 4 simullos of the rscogni.ed daily and with Me largest N. 1100 lIMINNIN led Torkables 624 63 a44i n 30,500 20 IBritlehlroa 11.3 7 9 amber of advertisements-nest to the . es '-obtained by IN 1761 WM& ... ... 74 lido 10,040 33 tßms.ll33p,jln.at3f.p n 244 4 5 3161 daily paper, its mdithal more than esercaponde with IL 14 11. Da. Wed{ Blatliii; vs= 5 4 ~ 11,000 SO De. Omen and Wats all 24 3 emlwines." Se all 1..:..1.4 Northern ~ .. 114 3 IS 11,000 an Do. It. John Del Ray II 34 36 Ts be marred of ea BookodkT or Newsman la the kingdom ;or al 114 11 4, Looks and Blaakwall .. 71 54 114 5 siva.) 1 Cavom's Creek ....... 1 the Odes, le. TWOUWWWe• IBMS& 10 7 ,Lon.,Tllbery,i Southend par Apa Ilt. 100 !Loa. Belghisu.W ll . 00 .f 4 OS " 11 . 000 40 Cobra CoPPec .......... all 41 43 IMMO 5 ?Colonel Gold 1 4 Ipm If -- K. WO ILewese la leertb.Weelsri 102 110 son Messy _ 1 1024 .IN 34 SEO 76M . Cesium l5 104 114 fit: /Copper Edison of Reg all 65 66 DANG ERO CS NEGLECT OF DC T Y BY A so u! .:),. ma, . 0 dim ;p. 1,000 25 +Do. Prof. 74 wont all S7se id RAILWAY P OIN TSM AN. is I I D o. Wish 4 4 pm 70,000 3 fang&AvetralianOappr all 34 5 --o- 134 21 Do. Mellthe.- - - - - Great Nugget Vein all 4 4pa 21 N W ° 2 I Do. Registered IL lee 6.0.44011 a nentibliestan 72 74 74 all - - „ 26 On Friday evening, owing to the carelessness of a se I lay Do., AN .......14 13 die so,stoo 20 +Ger erel 72,600 OranA busby of Baden au Gala par pointsman on duty at the Victoria Station, Manchester, an *64 Ties SO - ... .. 13 12 ts 11.0er Oren P01g00th...... all I die accident occurred to a train arriving st that station, which, 23 al l lask•illl ait.....i_sk. 2, Eariaillel 1 - 5 - at l . 100,00.: Lake Bathurst -.. all !6 ,th, ~.3,4lint 194 20 though fortunately its results were of a lees serious nature, 64 41 DM - ii: 3 ; I :act. Color - - els 00,000 Liberty .......... „......... all I die. might have been productive of fatal consequences. The et. lei mood . .. Hs ssi 604 Ijs ssi 10,900 41.inaree approach to the station at the end occupied by the Lance- so. lee Do, loroj..ariboieh'y .. 33 23 50,000 LendookCallforn. Geld shire and Yorkshire Railway Company, is uown a some- 69 474 MLA. n ed. lire).- ... --- Quarts Crushingoa an S A 100,00 )(attitude what steep incise, and as a train descends this the angina S 3 176 ! Ditto Half alarm- ..„. ... 7. - .A 27,900 1 nencankih.mitorena 9 M 7 /I II is detached from it, and the train is allowed to run into the i k• I//' 1 121 - gr- ",..,“ / E ...„.d .. r ....... ..... New Ornate station by its own momentum. The engine precedes the 1 : 4 1 4 7 1. 00 , 61 4 0 ;2, 0s. an in k i iii" ' r s i''''' t i, 134 50,900 New Linares MAN.Co all - - train by a short distance, and it is necessary that some points so y *raw) m y g nssi s s inss, , 0 e0,900 NOSTOSt Node • should be opened in order to allow it to pass on to a peril- RI all I:= t Weirespoiatilllce. - - 10, 1 uPi Pontilbande.E.K.ll3 E 4 all - - cola, lime in the station. After it has passed, the points St. IS ... ... ... 46 49 IS 113 , ,01ie 6 Port Philip ......- 1 4 idle Steel 1 Quays hock .- . are allowed to mune their original position, and the train / 0 10 120 . 140 / - - - 27,„ 10,00 1 00 tali Iron purse on to the amoral platform. On Friday evening, 11 . ve 2 o: patt ik/Ih r wila lN . C .... 4 253 M gr I,FOO BI Cuba .... it; 31 41, when the train which 1 Oldham at half past Is is rs,, at e D m % N. j, _ a to ' 60,001 1 death Australian........ MI 1 i 010 wen o'clock, arrived at the station, Jan. Wilbraham, the san Dn. 4 A Defend. l 4 1 IMO 10 Tin Met Man who usually attends to these pants, was on duty. 115 5 5 Dm 5 I Ommateed 7 71 U. 174 162 al it trailed Rozkes.- all 34 4 Opened the points, and allowed the engine to pan, after 00 Ol Me* Load= 42 SI 77,051 1 Waller -... all - - 5 which he Ought to have released the lever, and the ~ s ol 1141100141110151 ere... ... 6# 6As 114 I 10,200 I West Grans& ....... all HI Ms 100,000 1 West a1aripcm.......... all 4 Ms would have returned to their original position , and allowed i 0 'lll 'Mill :4 It 10 10 NorthallarathWeet-husa. Du :Pa 100.0 N I Tuba ..-...- all 6 as alma resin to nem to the olatforzo. Instead of doing this, s t 1 ,0 Imbed. wi n . & wdeer. m is 11l 94 4 Translbrable by stanspodieed, Clueing Prieto Bala. to.day 151. Pd. ILAJLIC,7I. I oalurday. to 2 p.m. - Bt. 100 Lber.toec ... _ 191 30/ 11/1 20 311 64 Amber"-, Notting., * aorta MA to Junctor. -1 41 41 114 al: litrm.Wolv.kdtourValloy' $4 91 SI 26 Ci:Lea.. ~ .....11..#.1.1... Jun. 13 11 ilia 374 all tan.r.rosaletlia.s6i3l3AC :6 to .. $1 :If Do. do. co. SU... 61 41 dia ' Gt. Ivt Maw: and faster ... ... 94 96 Pt. 1:,6 Caledonian . .. 104 614 62 1 14 21 I: all:Castor strl Ileilhall ...1 164 164 10 all Vvrk and /6“:.1 .1 ... ...1 13 13 $0 66 Dublin ant Baltarthiaa..: 411 434 411 U as irks:A.% rgrth, a,..1/ihar.l Mao Juliano& ... ... 71 13 el, Bait Assam . .... .......... 44 1 41 le all Ditto tt la E add 11.).. S $4 10 all Liam Oredise ... .. 13 1/1 121 1 1 St. ID., .t...atera lialoa.,_Ciaaa L... 35 43 23 11 i Do. (late KV. 614) . - - Pt. 1001 Lio. elan B sad C dint - i 27 29 Si.'loo big: ILamaenire ... ... 61 63 It. 'loz Keinthemb 634 Miaow • 67 39 61 10 , 34 Eillabargh and Peebka ... - et. *5O ,Zdintrir i p,Parth,Datulaa 31 23 6t. 'DO :Glasgow A SonthWestera - - 111.1100 Groat to ... .., 75 79 SO 1 601 St..llX Do. A, lama ... ... 35 67 64 9 11 2'o Da. B. btoak ......123 125 114 5 9t. 100 1 0t.raa.:13. ar, i Wert.; be.) 101 le3 1014 W. tog ,Oust Wootcrn .. .. 791 50 90 4 4 13 111 Dili South Larsen; ... - - El all ILaamiar and Carilal• - 83 9$ SS u; 111 Dallis& . - -. 19 If pm I 11.1100 tsmairisad - Terlshlr , 624 13 64 31 44 If 164 171 DOMAN& ... ... 74 71 Ws 14 11. Da. Wedtlll.llrj UslC45 5 4 „ 10 all 1.,:..1.4 Northern - .. 111 3 IS Ilf 111,Loakm mad Madman , 71 51 111 II 10 7 ► I Loa.,Tllbary,k Bambini par Ipa K 100 .Lca.araasnA/ 5 . 00.A4 93 96 K. 100 1141101se It Ilvelb.Wisbal 10/I 1091 . 104 111 Do. kr Moog ... ... - - SO IS , :Jo. Fifths . 4Ms4 pa 16 1I Do.irtorh.,Eortatil; 4 4pm 174 11 Do. Nisittbr.- - - - - t* BL 1"* lkuMet • asalls-Waters 72 74 74 SO 1121 Da, AIO ... ... ... 14 IS din MI 64 De. SO 13 12„ SI all lastludrryk lar • lalllii - - It. 160 1111006 4 111oLA1Jsto4ar6. 19 20 194 20 14 41 De. Ilia. 3 1 lael. Doke ' It. 111 Masi .. 394 60 4 all 1 4 NI 111. lee Ds Nirei . ..arilikAy .. 13 33 00 47/ 1131.0.% eat. that_ ... - .- 1 33 171. Ditto Da 'larva... ... - - , et. 100 ilium:mast - ... .. SI 54 114 41. Do. Bury FAMsalam_ . ... 1 11a par 96 174 Nsaport•brsllllerelord 61 41 as 134 ' $0 761Netrry and Inaiskilloo.,. - - 20 an I ttorTWorroopoistalko. - - 1 Ilt. 199 Serb& ... ... ... 46 49 41 1$ 11 Do. Ne w". - - IS 1421ortbers Omattes . Unks 4 3Ls ' L. NO 'Verdi Ikladi , ... ... 254 2114 1 • Dn. 4 • Defarrso. 1 1 o Id •6 6 all N Dm4 ii Oversataid 7 6 74 r 10 , all Bomb. Lesion 4l 11l , 11 to ..,til llallM oth re 6# 6 Ma 1141 , Waders 14 If ' 10 10 Well Ildwelli Wset.Jans. par 3pa It. 1 , 0 'asked. awe Wolver. 11 116 3191 2 Ot."loc %milli ... 1 It. '1 9 9 111.1411111 NOM ... 914100 110900.•1111104 - 10 i et. " 20 00 0 ; Da 1.1131.Wami.625 - - 9 6hreinlary 10 4 1kralord 24 11 311 ▪ 1034 al 'Shrewsbury ma t Items ' ar.W.llls.) .. . IS 17 • 134 i t 1 De.ltaless ... -. a SO 110 , P . .. 111mraMy i :0 4161repahlr• UM= ... . 111 i 611 ,114 , aUt Dims ... ... " et. 100 ,Soulli MOM - ... a SO 10 'Smith Wass ... • 2 10 . 9 elsadamludgfrid:Mtm, 3 4 •. 0: all 'lllirdikm Ili Darlington .- 17 SO 3 13 ,No illmmolirtoaDorittioll. 31 21 d SO 17 Tele et Ilselh ... ... NI all Welselarl sod Lateedy - . NI I ell Wslodlol ma Umedeft - - " 10 1 i 14 Wag Osage - a 10 Sis. Wimbhdoo me - - .1 : or.zhast P. - 4 t.iia T a a u SS ISI Do. do.hdoolort a IN 14 08.0.17.17.Punh00r 4 lk. Ilk Took sat North Mini 434 in 7 On Friday evening, owing to the clrelcesneea of a pointsman on duty at the Victoria Station, Manchester, an accident occurred to a train arriving at that station, which, though fortunately its results were of a lees serious nature, might have been productive of fatal consequences. The approach to the station at the end occupied by the Lanca shire and Yorkshire Railway Company, is uown a some what steep incline, and as a train descends this the engine is detached from it, and the train is allowed to run into the station by its own momentum. The engine precedes the train by a short distance, and it is necessary that some points should be opened in order to allow it to pass on to a parti cular line in the station. After it has passed, the points are allowed to resume their original position, and the train parse on to the arrival platform. On Friday evening, when the train which I Oldham at half past seven o'clock, arrived at the station, Jas. Wilbraham, the man who usually attends to these points, was on duty. He opened the points, and allowed the engine to peas, after which he ought to have released the lever, and the points would have returned to their original position, and allowed the train to pass to the platform. Instead of doing this, ►owever, he kept hold of the lever, the points remained open, the train followed the engine, and came into collision with it. The train was at the time only moving slowly, and therefore the shock was but slight. However, several of the passengers sustained contir ions by being thrown against the sides of the carriages. Immediately after the occurrence Mr. Blackmore, traffic superintendent, gave Wilbraham into carosly, and on Saturday morning he was brought up at the Manchester City Police Court. He then stated that when the train came in he was looking after the engine which bad passed, and had brotten to release the lever of the points. He has occupied the poet of night pointsman at the Victoria-station for four years; and Mr. blackmore said until a fortnight ago, when he was Uri for neglecting to clean some " facing points," he had always performed his duties in a satisfactory manner. The magistrates fined the prisoner 51., and in default of payment ordered him to be committed to prison for one Month. JOINT NTOCIt datunkil.l SUREWSBURY AND HEREFORD RULwAT.—This railway will not be opened to Hereford for passenger traffic until after the line has undergone thu necessary government impieties ; and, being a single line, the electric telegraph must be completed to the end; moreover, there must also be station accommodation provided at Hereford. All these things will speedily come to pass, probably in three weeks or a month, when we hope to witnese the important event of opening the two lines, the Newport, Abergavenny, and Hereford, end the Shrewsbury and Hereford, on the same day, from Pontypool to Shrewsbury, so as to have a through run from Newport to Birkenhead. However, on this day (Saturday, the 29th instant), an interesting event takes place—the celebration of the completion of the Shrewsbury and Hereford Railway to Hereford. The Shrewsbury and Hereford directors, headed by the hon. chairman (Mr. Ormsby Gore, M.P.), with Messrs. Brassey, Field, Robert son, Wylie, Roberts, 11e., and a numerous body of friends, mustering some hundred strong, will leave the Shrewsbury station at 11.15 a.m., and arrive in Hereford about 1.30 p m. The Lord Lieutenant of the county, who is a director of the company, is expected to be of the party. The mayor, ma- gbtrates, and town council of the city will assemble at the Guildhall, and afterwards proceed to the Shirehall to re ceive the directors, and after partaking of a luncheon, the directors will at about 6 p.m. return to Shrewsbury. We understand that the directors of the other lines have been invited, and the party will doubtless be mainerous.—llert ford Tines. GREAT INDIAN PENINSULA RAILWAY.—The re port of the directors to the eighth half-yearly general meeting of shareholders, which is to be held this day, states that the first portion of this company's railways—from Bombay to Tannah, 21 miles—was opened on the 17th April, since which time two trains have been running daily with the greatest regularity. Nut even an approximate test of the traffic has yet been made, but the directors are nevertheless satisfied, from the number of passengers oea veyed along the railway during the monsoon, that the gene ral result in passenger traffic will be greatly beyond their former calculation. Arrangements had not been completed for the carriage of merchandise, but preparations were being made at the date of last *deices, and goods traffic will ere long be commenced. Two extension lines are proposed to be yed, bifurcating at Callian,—the one to proceed south-east to l'oonah, and thence into the Sholapoor cotton district, where it may unite with the main line from Madras, and so form a continuous railway between Bombay and Madras; and the other to proceed north-east into the I{an deish and Beret cotton fields, and thence across the Ner build& Valley to Allahabad or Mirsapoor, to join the main line from Calcutta, and complete the communication be tween Bombay and Calcutta. The directors have just sent out a reinforcement of surveying engineers, and no efforts will be spared to obtain the sanction of the government of India to those extension lines which present the most fa vourable works and the best prospects of remuneration. Resolutions will be submitted to the meeting for the pur pose of giving powers to the directors to complete the agree meat with the Honourable East India Company for,the ex tension lines, and to raise the necessary capital. The general balance-sheet of the company shows total re ceipts in England and at Bombay, up to Jane 30, 18.53, amounting to 500,1W1. 14s. 7d.; there hail been expended up to Dec. 31, 1852, 271,3951. 15s. Id. Paid up to June 30, 18.53, for establishment charges, 2,8371. fn. 7d.; engineer ing and surveying, 2,8861. Is. 44.; freight, insurance, duty and landing charges, 10,6901. 17s. 2d. ; law charges, 118/. St. 9d. • permanent way and stations, 25,3981. 13e.; works, 21,9271. 10e. 104.; rolling stock and machinery, 3,7521. Ge. 64. ; and electric telegraph, 2,0531. 9s. ; total, 340,9901. Ss. 24. Leaving a balance in hind of 169,1731. Os. sd. DANGEROUS STATE OF TUE HOUSES IN TUE STRAND.—On Saturday, at a Court Lest of the manor and liberty of the Savoy, held at the Court-house of the Deck of Lancaster, before Arthur Edward Somerset, Esq., steward, and a jury of the principal inhabitants' of ushy Se , the jury viewed two houses on the estate or tbs Deis o f Norfolk, which had been reported to be in a dawns, isolides. These houses art situate in Norfolk- street. BM 1118 where the late fatal accident occurred. The jry , after inspecting the premises, that they were in a mit igipidated state. A 6110 of 401. wu,thes im- i posil spa the Dslte of Norfolk. No. AL 227108 40 40 ii 000 so stool 25 50,00 e 20 10,400 130 100 0, ,50 0e 1 U 0,044 10,000 100 11,3:1100 10, 20 60,000 SO 20; 23 33.82 26 24,440 100 4. 10 50, 5 8,000 25 1.,000 25 8.040 COMO 16.010 40 rt d~ Aur rd G1Y~........ l!k Lc.ea_C°.l oinaisi . Oc r ennaia ...... Dna. gest d , Amt. MM 1 Lea. CY& Sink 'Lama VicenV e galWia . ee Mond Prov. Ds. Nallesia el Ireland NWeald ow /MD Wales Dank P. New . . Regal An4:2 . l.l . laa . Wntlor red Goad Iron. Co Death Amman Union or Mantilla ID*. New 1U nion of London Ithelon of Madrid 38 40 66 GO 1 1 Pmpm 1 i IT 19 12 14 li of zhj s 5 Siii 15 16 MURDER AT WESTBRORWICII.—The inquest on the body of the woman called " Peggy Johnson," whim death occurred from the effects of the injuries indicted by Samuel Johnson, en excavator, with whom she cohabited, was resumed on Tuesday last, before Mr. W. W. Ward, coroner. The evidence on Tuesday added only a very little to the information previously possessed respecting this me lancholy affair.—John Wright, a witness, deposed that ' upon the prisoner rising up from his seat to strike the de ceased the last time, he said that he would kill her, and then struck the woman • violent blow on a vital part of her person, upon receiving which deceased fell down the last time. Mr. Kite, surgeon, who made a post nsorten examination of the b ody, deposed that the deceased's death was occasioned by the rupture of the blood vessels of the brain, and which might have been produced by blows upon the head. The jury, after an hour's deliberation, re turned a verdict of manslaughter against Samuel Johnson as the principal, and against George Turner, William Skid more, and George Williams as accessaries. On Wednes day similar evidence was given before the magistrates, and the men were committed, Johnson on the charge of wilful murder, and the other three men as accessaries. MONEY ORDERS.--GENERAL POST-OFFICE, OC TOZEU, 1853.—Minor Money Order Offices will be opened at the undermentioned places on the gespective dates named :—England : Evercreech, Somerset, served from Bath, Nov. 7; Henfield, Sussex, served from Iluntperpoint, Nov. 1 ; Lydd, Kent, served from New Romney, Nov. 4 ; Milvetton, Somerset, served from Wellington, Nov. 11. Ireland Ana, Cavan, served from Cavan, Nov. 1. On the let of November a Major Money Order Office will be ' opened at Dalkey, county Dublin. Burford having been reduced to a sub-office under Cheltenham, is now served (as respects money order advice.) from that place. AN EDIFYING LEGAL DECISION.— The North British Mail states that the wife of • musician is that city eloped with a foreign Bute player in his band. The in jured htuband commenced proceedings fora divorce, where upon the wife sued ,him for alimony petidente We. The sheriff awarded her 12s. per week, for non-payment of which her husband was sent to prison. As the poor musi cian had no means of support he made in his turn appli cation for aliment from his creditor ; and the sheriff this time awarded him eightpenee per day. influential, and thesecond editions ,iirnals tending to confirm the political A de* in quondam, a .fretbse teodsen towards improvement was manifested, the highest price reached being 13 per cent. above the closing rate of yesterday. Sales following the rise, and an impres sion prevailing that the statement was not sufficiently positive to warrant so rapid an advance, a reaction of 3 to 2 per cent. ensued, tho market remaining extremely sensitive ; but at the final close a rally had taken place, and the market closed with a more set tled appearance, at a rise of 13 to 11 per cent. on last evening'. rate.. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange, a corresponding de gree of buoyancy was observable, the more specu lative securities being especially a ffected. As regards the claims to authenticity possessed by these tele graphic despatches various (pinions were expressed. The intelligence appeared to be generally regarded as improbable and deserving of cautious credence, the more especially . from its following so closely on ,the recent articles in the Monitetir ' and in view of the discredit into which telegraphic despatches from Vienna have of late deservedly fallen ; but in the present oversold position of the market, as we have repeatedly observed, any favourable piece of intelli gence is sure to have a marked effect. Indeed, the enormous amount of speculative stock sold is the only real explanation of the extraordinary movement of to day's market.Wo would especially draw attention to this oversold position of the market as rendering apanic fall less likely than was the case a few months back. It is now invariably observed that a fall of about 1 per cent. induces extensive purchases, to cover the speculative sales previously effected, and, as a natural consequence, a much more steady feeling is imparted to the market. This afternoon the market may be said to have closed in a state of suspense, pending the receipt of further intelligence relative to the eastern quarrel. Consols were offered this morning before the com mencement of business at 911, thence rose to 921, 1 and subsequently to 93, and, at their best point, touched 931 to a. A reaction to 9•14 to ; ensued, but the quotation at the official close was 92; to 93, both for money and the 10th November. Subse quently there was a rally to 93 to 3, and the latest price we heard quoted was 93 exactly. The official report of actual business is as follows Three per Cent. Console, for money, 92, 93, 931, 93 ; ditto, for account, 10th Nov., 913, 931. 921, 931, 93. Three per Cent. Reduced, 91, 92; I. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 93, 9%, 941. L o ng Annuities, 1860, 5 5-16. B ank Stock, 212, 209, 208. Exchequer Bills were a shade firmer, at par to 4s. prem. India Bonds were sold at ls. din, bat closed par to ss. prem. The foreign stock market was decidedly firmer in diameter, but there was no disposition to °pe nt.. Spanish stocks formed the exception, being heavy and lower. Mexican was sensibly better, and Russian showed an improving tendency, At 3 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 253- to Spanish Deferred, 21 to 3; the Certifs., 41 to * 5 per cent. Peruvian Three per Cents., 49 to 51. Granada Active, 19 to 21; ditto Defer red, 71 to 1. Russian Five per Cents., 112 to 114; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 96 to 98. The list of the day's sales is very brief, including only the under mentioned securities, viz.:—Austrian Five per Cent. Saida, 1852, 93. Mexican Three per Cents., 25. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 701. Portu guese Four per Cents., 401, I. Spanish Old Three pew Cents., 441. Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Vents., 31. The tea market became very active after the China inters were received to-day, and prices showed a slight advance. A large badness was done, consi dering that Saturday is not a regular business day. The imports of the precious metals this week have been unusually heavy, owing to the large arrivals of gold from Australia, combined with extensive remit tances from the United States. Our list includes the undermentioned sums, viz., 34,400 ounces of gold by the Charlotte Jane, from Adelaide; 4,442 ounces by the Pelham from Sydney ; 134,444 ounces by the Argo from Australia ; 491,948 dole by the America, and nearly a million of dollars by the Baltic, both from New York f. 2,200 ounces of gold by the : Hope from Africa ; and 6801. in specie by the Sultan from Portugal and Gibraltar. We are also advised by tele graph this afternoon of the arrival in the Downs of the Royal George, from Port Phillip, whence she sailed on the 7th July, with 16,395 ounces of gold. The total value of these arrivals may be stated at fully 1,065,0001. sterling ;chiefly in gold, of which I telly three quarters of a Million was from Australia, and nearly 300,0001. from the United States. In addition to these imports, gold to the value of 256,0001., brought in by the Eagle, tbs arrival of which from Australia was included in our last week's summary, became deliverable in Lon don this week. It is probable, however, that some pmaioa of the specie brought in from the United States may have been destined for the continent. It is stated that 270,000 dole. of that brought in by the America was destined for transhipment to Havre. The shipments have been comparatively light. The Custom House statement of the exports of the pre cious metals direct from London during the week I ending Thursday last includes 30,250 ounces or gold, and 157,900 ounces of silver, representing an aggregate value of about 157,0001. sterling. The gold was despatched to Hamburg and Belgium, and the silver to Hamburg and Holland. The account in detail is as follows : Gold coin : to Hamburg, 2,150 one& ; to Belgium, 3,000 ounces. Gold bars : to Belgium, 1,400 ounces ; to Hamburg, 23,480 ounces. Gold dust : to Bremen, 220 ounces. Silver coin : to Hamburg, 96,700 ounces • to Rotterdam, 40,000 ounces. Silver bars : to itambarg, 21,200 ounces. The other shipments reported to us are small, com prising about 18,0001. in specie by the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Douro; 1,5251. in , specie b . y the Iberia for Lisbon; and a few hundred pounds in specie by the Lady Eglinton for the Brazils. The total ascertained shipments from the kingdom for the week are thus raised to only about 177,0001. sterling. To this must be added the shipments of gold to France from the outporta during the week, which, however, are understood to have been light. It is thus apparent that, on balance, the current of the precious metals has, for the time at least, taken a turn in favour of this country, leading to a probability that the Bank of England metallic stock, after experiencing a prolonged drain which has drawn it down to below fifteen millions, will, for the two next weekly returns, exhibit a reaction. It thus becomes a point of inte rest to watch, so far as is practicable, the movement of the large imports from Australia. We have already reported that the bulk of the gold brought in by the Eagle and Charlotte Jane has been sent into the Bank this week. The gold imported by the Argo will reach London next week, and the major proportion will probably also find its way into the Bank. It will be observed, however, by the London Custom-house return, imperfect as that document . . The Po.tmaster-General is advertising for tenders for th econveyance of the mails to Australia of the 4th De cember next, on the system lately adopted, which in volves the granting of a bonus of 1,0001. for that service. The inefficiency of this system is strikingly shown in the fact that the General Screw Steam Shipping Company, whose steamer Argo has just made so successful a passage home, refuse to compete for the conveyance of these mails, owing to the various restrictions imposed by government. The consequence will be that the vessel to which the con veyance of the mails will be formally entrusted by the Postmaster-General will probably be outstripped by private competition. All the Australian Land Companies' shares were higher to-day. Australian Agricultural and I'cel River were in marked request, and, stock being scarce, prices were decidedly higher. The former rose 41. to 5!. per share. The advices received by these two companies were very favourably inter preted: South Australian Land shares rose V. Australian Bank shares were generally the " turn" dearer. The old-established Australian descriptions advanced 11. per share. Crystal Palace shares were last quoted I ton prem. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares have been dealt in at 70. The subjoined notice is extracted from the Mel bourne argue. It will be interesting to the share holders of the "Melbourne Dock and Railway Company," which was formed in London some months ago : Mauna:mans AND Beasox's BAY RAILWAY COM PANY.—Notice is hereby given that application will be made during the ensuing session of the Legislative Council of Victoria for leave to bring in a bill to amend an act of the same council passed during session, intituled "An act to incorporate a company to be called the Melbourne and Robson's Bay Railway Company," with a view to unite the said company with one lately established in Landon, under the style of the Melbourne Dock and Railway Com pany, and to incorporate the companies when united under the style of the Melbourne Dock and Railway Union, or some other designation, accordingly; to.empower the com pany to form and make dock ', canals, patent slips and other works in connexion with the proposed railway, affording greater accommodation to shipping in the harbour of Hob son's Bay and port of Melbourne; to extend the capital of the company to one million sterling, with power still fur ther to increase the same ; to limit the liability of share holders to their actual subscriptions; and to make other provisions for effectually carrying out the objects of the proposed union of the respective companies.—Dated at Mel bourne, this 12th day of August, 1853.-1101 u JOHN CHAIIDEUB, solicitor for the bill. The first ordinary half-yearly meeting of the Hampstead Junction Railway Company is called for the loth November at the Euston station. Subjoined is a copy of a letter just received by Mr. Francis Lyne, Chairman of the Committee for the establishment of Tribunals of Commerce, from Joseph Hume, Esq., M.P.: • . . Dear Sir,—l ant anxious to see your exertions crowned with the success which so great a reform would produce, and within and without parliament I am ready to say so. Persevere, and the importance of the subject will carry you through, supported as you are by so many men of business. I am in no way engaged in business, but, politically, I am most anxious to see the change effected, and where I can aid, you have only to point it out to me. Yours, sincerely, Burnley-hall, Oct. 25, 18.53. Jointrn Hume. Francis Lyne, Esq., London. P.B.—Ths great power of the United Kingdom is based upon commerce, and every restriction and interference that can be removed is an addition to the power of this empire. The plan for the general tribunal of justice, if carried out, would be inestimable for all the world. J. IL. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, u received by Mr. Renter's express : Amsterdam, Friday, closing prices:—Dutch Four per Cents., 91 1 ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 601. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 20 15-16 ; the Coupons, 5 1-16. Austrian Five per Cent. Me tallies, 741. Peruvian New, 69. Portuguese New, 351,. Mexican New, 23 3-16. Granada Active, 181 ; ditto Deferred, 71. Equador, 31. This bourse shows renewed and general heaviness. The exchange on London comes reported a shade higher, at 11.72 for short. 5 dubln Owl and Iron 1 6 16 Agetrallaa Agricultural 174 10 Amstralarian Paella Mall 1 14 10 Australlas Royal Mall S 10r Maths Waterworks. .. 50116rIthb Asterism lind. alf 10 0 61 43.0d. brit.1t CoL dm.Aßtaluc.Co 1 10 Eastern Steam 6 4 CVl Cryate, 4"l Lea Illsdris Telegraph •••• (Al 10 Drs. 1 end teem Navigation. 14 IS Ginseel S. L 1111105ing Co.. 16 Maw. Dasirwat Rope . . 71 Is 611 Rarkpaitek. 6 1 . . a n IG Nrinsdands ta r ilari - - 4 2 N.M. Wales asilnier. Stearn Narigalke C 0... 1 1 North British Autoisila all 1 Do. New .. . - .... ...... 20 North of Ettro: y e 1 &Pool River Land a all 50 Peninsular a 0 all 64 Dr. do.. - ... 26 2 Portland Osupgay .. all 10, Royal Mall ...... .. 60 1 all 2.6ldo i t t ift= ... 26 l i Edubnailma .... all 1041 Van Masa% 2o* Beduin dabs to-day. 71 13 n 1 d i i di. i 13iii 3 iPM i F 4 33 36 TS F 3 43 41 f dls .) 41 6 71 0 4 18 18 WO LOUD AT (00 'toddler ran (lewd ftlY se I be U.Wassers) 100 Build=(leaui la Ot. lketbant) U & Dom Mum (oralloOnailfeden all . 111111 Dock & Bally. Me h. N. ik Bur.) 10 ‘ -.7 02(1.Tork121 1 11141 $1 ti D o o k . row (ditto) 124 Do. dons (ditto) 111 led Gummi& loloalkitiftra 20 016 1.1.114 2 ashram (Mb) 100 Latu nete ldte dlo r= l llol. 100 OBIS Milo 11 par 0701 . all = td tee W.ldi&) au =to Illialtt. & Ileallbed Mal 1 011 0 Iketleaslinuttoall plea (leamed to iOosollae ✓I , Do. I per eent rt. (do.) 22 ear Proett lerl 21 Fro (law Loa .W Medi 12 Ditto 4 ellano (411101— In soros orlimaso(ma to Omit Illarilesea lile Do. Ilhaesedelloit kentkittolimildr•(taropi I to Kr. WOlan).. ..... WSW ValleketesiC (d to U Ditto Ditto BIM . 100 Wilts & Doenteet riamial. M Gnat Woosontl.--. FOREIGN IL lamp Iletleffilm uw Nelms ilsoisres— Win Solent MAW Clitlrel art Ilmelling. ONsa mei Ilsmoss Drib 11babli— IlsMods; Onst bias rairsli— Onail Milos et Moe G.Triet rains' ontrei etritsims. 19_1. WieL Coeds. Mom }1 11 . 1 _ 4 7 - i -. ! 000 ; De. (Paihng) Do. Do. glassa) Do. Clitenitril . 7 ; ! i". iii- Maris oars:: : Maur Within et mask.. Da. Ix cery De. Oil. li far 4L Dim& I.lll.mhass As. Nam ) eirillmak !nib. Purls liad Win hes sad Ohm Mond am r -W - I I=ouri I-.. Ram ea* Duda De. pur Ont. loath Liam d Imam Dwain at Inros De." per mi.PiaL.:: WOWS Wirsompf N 101 46 69 US ii 14 as 107_ 100 Ili 27 21 Ili ye 14s 14 f f IP Si DO 39 el 137 143 137 141 a le Ms 29 80 93 97 LILWATS. 3 2 an 4 2 die A li 0 1. 2 pa 1 dki ii i se 2 42 3 ° 4 ti li CI it 1 iay II 4 , I, e iI. es li Pa 3i 1143 19i 13 741 114 16 IS psi as _4c. 22 $24 2$ 1 dim 121 lei lie 1 die pit 1 ei die _7O . Si a t b 1 P la 3 4P' i di. it, $ - 9 i ti 44 di. 4• f 3 ii 1 ni I nit Madam don to-day. 4340 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. Great buoyancy has again prevailed to-day in the English stock market, and throughout the Stock Exchange, the late speculators for the fall buying freely, in addition to more substantial pur chases. The funds have experienced an ad ditional rise of 1 per cent. Consols opened 93', to I, and are now quoted 94 to 1 for money and 94 to 1 for the 10th Nov. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 921 to 931; the Three-and-a -1 Quarter per Cents., 94: to 951; India Stock, 247 ; South Sea Stock, 113; Bank Stock, 212; Exchequer Bills, Is. to Se. prem. ; India Bonds, 2s. die. The foreign securities have been more actively dealt in; and prices are generally better. Mexican has touched 25,, and is now quoted 25: to 1; Spanish is quoted 21: to r ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 71 ; ditto Three per Cents., 50 ; Portuguese Four per Cents , 41; Portuguese Three per Cents., 381; Russian Four - and-a-Half per Cents., 98; Sardinian, 93 to 94; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, 51 per Cent. ; Dutch Four per Cents., 94 to 95 ; Equador, 61 ; Cuba Six per Cents., 99 ; Brazilian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 96. The Stock xchange will be closed to-morrow (Tuesdiy.) MINES. SATURDAY EVENING. Business in home mining stocks to-day has been moderate in amount, without the development of any striking feature. The sales reported are West Providence, at 363, ; Comford, 323, 33 ; East Tolgus, 33; ; Grumbler and St. Aubyn, 22 ; West Stray Park, 83 • North Buller, 73, 83; Thomas' United, IL 2 ; leorrington, 10s. 9d., 11 e. The gold mining share market was firmer, with considerable inquiry for the Australian descriptions, especially for Great Nugget Vein, which were fa vourably affected by the report n of the proceedins at the meeting of this company i Australia. Col g onial Gold were also in favour. At 3 o'clock, Colonial Gold were quoted 3 to 4 prem.; Great Nugget,.4- to prem.; Port Phillip, 7-16 to 5-16 dis. ; British Australian, 3to I, die. ; Ague Fria, ?to prem. ; Nouveau Monde, 4, to 3 prem. Linares shares were quoted 103. higher to-day. Those of the Imperial Brazilian Association, how ever, continue to decline. West Indian descriptions are neglected. Metcalfe copper were last quoted 11 to 1a prem. TALLO W MARKET.-TIIIS DAY. The tallow market is dull in consequence of the news from the East. Town !allow is quoted 59s nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. ou the spot, 57.. to 575. 3d. ; Oct. to Dec., iGs.Gtl.; Jan. to Itlarch,s7. 3d. to 575. W. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 1851. 1852. 1853. Stock on hand Delivery last week Do. from let June Arrival last week Do. from let: use Price Y. C. per cwt. .. Do. Town 68.409 2,989 38,499 26,165 87,372 37,. 6d. _ . 30,*71 21,5.2 2,123 9 3,025 38,137 c 45,870 78 . 2,4811 26,280 44,10 43...3 j ‘l. I 37e. 6 . 1. Arrival for the week casks ; and delivery, 2,8 comprised 1,682 casks fro and 70 other places—total, ad. endiug Nov. 8 last year, 4,812 37 casks. The arrival hst week i St. Petersburg, 312 Australia, 2,061 casks. SMITHFIELD MARKET-THIS DAY. We have nearly as many beuta as on Monday last, but the dead markets aro much clearer, and the quality of the supply is by no means improved, consequently prices on the average are better. The number of 0-Pep is about the same as last week ; the demand is larger, and in the best descriptions there is an advance tt shout 2d. per 81hs.; inferior descriptions are still with diffilulty disposed of. The supply of calves is much larger and prices generally are lower. From Germany and Holland there are 2,082 bcasti, 5,680 sheep, and 282 calves ; and 2,630 beasts from the Northern and Midland Counties. O'er .done of 6,1 m. a. 0. Per Acne of 61bo s. ‘l. q. Hod deov, Ilerefords 404 4 / Hest 11E19. lif.dols. 84448b0rt-boroß docond quatily thwau.. 2 6 3 6 Do. do. e.horu Wyo. ..... ........ 3 42 : Sww and second quoin% 310 4 4 Pip Balt Dna. a lialf,reda 4 10 6 2 I lamb. ..,......• loglits at Luor..et. 0.367 ; 'hoop old .:5,710 ; osi co. 323 ; pirc 290. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the mtriret iF firm for all descriptions of fine Hops. Duty, 14.5,0tr.V. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Holywell, 245.; Carr's Hartley, 21s. 9d.; Wah's Eud South Hartlepool, Mc—Ships at market, 24. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. CUSTOM-HOUSE RETCHN. GRAVESEND, MONDAY, 10.30 A.m. Wind S.E., fine ; tide, three-quarters flood. Arrived, October 30.—Queen, steamer, from Har lingen; Sunbeam, from Carthagena and Villa Nova; Byzantum, front Taganrog; La Poule, front Cher bourg ; Affiance, front Marseilles ; Amazon, from Riga ; William, from Leer ; Canada, from Santa Cruz ; Xanthus, from Dantzic. OCT. 31. Arrived. Caledonian steamer, from Hamburg ; Ravensbourne steamer, from Antwerp ; City of Paris steamer, from Boulogne ; Ocean steamer, from Havre ; Fyenoord, from Rotterdam ; Alerta, from Oporto ; Fides, from Horsens ; Caroline, front Cronstadt ; Gratitude, from Cronstadt ; Vic toria, from Antwerp; Le Mentor, front Nantes.; William, front Cronstadt ; Warrior, from Riga. DEAL, MONDA V, 9.10 A. 4 Wind S.W., moderate breeze. Anchored.—Stag, from London, for St. Helena. Sailed.—The Sarah Millidge, bheerness. CIDER.—A cast increase has of late years taken place in the quantity of cider made in the West of England. Particular attention has been paid to it in Devonshire, and its quality has been much improved. The crop of apples i this year has been more than an average, n tact in some parts they have been exceedingly abundant. In the neigh bourhood of Exeter and in the South of Devon the trees in many orchards are almost broken down with them. Cider, therefore, is expected to be very cheap. A brisk trade has sprung up of late with the London market, and the apple crop in Devonshire is looked upon as one of great impost ance. During the last few weeks some cargoes have been imported at Exeter from France, and have been sold at 11. per hogshead.—Plymouth Journal. FRENcti RAILWAY TRAFTIC.—The following are the last returns of the gross rccelpts of the principal French raf.ways NOWINICIS.—Fran Oct. 15 to Oct. 21: Pawl:gen, 567,7 4 5 f.; goods, 461014 f. ; total, 849,629 f. Room—From Oet. I't to Oct. 22: Pawners, 95,514 f.; goody 118,5134; total, 214,0324 ifx*ras—From Oct. bi to Oct. 22: Passengers, 20,054'.; goods. 58.0091.; total, 93,0134 Oas.a.um ANL BRANCH Li:tn.—From Oct. le to Oct. 22: Pawn. gara. 359,393 f.; ersuoutorao.— Dods 301,2511. Bars,—From 30,632 f.; total, Mostaaatv.— goods, 16,376 f. LTOISP.—PIoy 209,113 f. ; total, Wcaraas.-1 , 32,5582; total, 1 LIONS TO ?IL 113,106 f ; goods, !am% 4 hom 0 9 ;t 4 ; i r',, ; 3 (r a t l i 35 : 9,8 1f. 2 tog i. sm.% 548.054 f.; • total, 919,3051. ' Oct. 10 to Oot. 4 4s r .rsameogers, 34,916 f.: goods, 63,5781. i - lli. r —Front Oct. tiasi/E $ mangers, 11,300. f.; ; total, 27,11 • , t n 4 ( 6 /t i7 1 to 011 t. failessesissurseit,t6”.; goods, emu' , 11101081113: Pusecilis.*AL 119,61 _ .orric gasa.—Proat O a t. kliVe4.l4: raoenters. , 112,7624; W 01,197,1884 I.; geode,