The Express. — London, England, 1852-11-26 00:00:00

lim /4"(4.2-• • /,/e Tlbt Trprt%. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBF.R 2u, 1852. Na 1,954.] [fHREEI'ENCE. TEAT et ElN.—The RELATIONS or NEXT of Lim limo* JORX OPFIAItiIIY, forpnly able mein MI bon, time of S mi. gise SOSO." ot tbe p let of Leader. etterwstde e ..ee •hip" " el tbr IMO port, e- d 4M4M tbe .bl p se vessel ...„....rw r SI "AMMON Bigagre desisted. wile area is the ..t, ... f (MOW WSW Ail) et as. es hie Tyne, Ines Nerve 1 ,,,, :e I ,n-Ole. a trabet r, tritbeeet wan or Ms. and Is ire,.. -hl ~ P irlielt t , Mrs". BUlCK‘sOttlitod 1111106, ot No. e. i.m..6,..t I, twee'. tonumeos Lades, pourer% say beer a M.1ttr1.3.11.1 to Itell allorut pe. —_ Ji)KIZE CATTI.E SHOW of the SMITHFIELD ~. vb. lost. -.EI, 49INCAl. IXIIIBM. 01 01 rattzt: (7%T. IR. iii.l.lW, sour% t u PLEVEN FS, Se, COMNIESCEs TUFA psi' ionise awl riois Yrsuy rvisine, 7114 Nth. Kb, sal I..th ',obit sasi, K.sg..tiest .n.I liskeistriet. oyes Liam d ay . lOAUS 9 is ihs esinisj. Miniature Ow *bullies. THE 1) A 1 LY NEWS. La rat Moraine Per r, heir 3a. On o% the D%I LC N A.% 4 r et the teed of the W. heel rev.. or Geer Ite.tata, • learatvia free C•IMIN roe lair brasier New, .0.1 11 wiled &el practical toreros, whether *idea, some% et erelerritatl. le the rat at AM Taw ante Game Seas,— la the serinee al Ito . . . . la. & 1.," lb, ample,. truthful, and bap"nisi ehararlar of it. !rerun la Antrum. and In the naval sante.tattle alnico vaifierei.ll • letenn, eureavertl um the City, hallway, sal blunt tar, ra;-, to ativarp•vial. It ',men. • mute Nat of Ailpmnit .Isvn ay.y Mare paper et vat/twit*, early rennet al 11torvIrte In the In tom *to by every overland mail -aid tla oely clan; Mining Kapott, vellb hat of peseta rabbi/n.l v..yabere. lieeenr. Urnf 1 t leini'lre, se brow ale sett ranee b. Mee lb* *. ...d.. a, :n.k. k• Aa•ilb, • claludea, twat Its columns al' "valve rilerrerien,eato. it. 14.1.1nr.• In publie„nvenar 1 . • va , vnn by lb. Mr return n( tad Ilie eh ilia' Ms se Ohs - io" ,, :WI lnewarapira, by wane W la h i s Oa owy loom hal hho yews bottom I* e . 'tl.-4 hateht....eL • ellora • IL Mel-two Or.osteaw 1770 t...• 141•1 r11. l 1N1A•1,4 Nea4l O. ..... ........... i:Ni i.119.000 I , %RA NE% $ Ile ....,...tord Minimise* of thw wawa" j,104444 tiii MOM.. fr NIL 111,...0ty ell worn* by a I Mew lavas) , : w the ", . %rm.' .. 'Jae you,' ..1 et on the Lawton whohe ra; „ r,,,,, :.fr t It hark MO gam el and a hteral tore—repoie state ,oftWAtoolr t 4 ..! ems mitre I.thra.bnit which Is elesrly Ile .state , .01.0 IN t ceLasid . awl Wendy, with the mend h lewd atese...• d the evrooolood dolk tow. wort with the lined sosawe A ettretteement• - 8,1: to t:ve • lime, ' -atitaueed by any data aiatij, ite ptiali..4 wows Urn twirropowla with its rowtotortlal WM* -.... r- h. .a ILI of nor hrbeeller er Illowinis twilit limpicat ; or at l b, ~,t,,a, i swan... Meet, Iltelawilaell, lalitietia iIAUTIOX-1I WI lIN MAGIC STROP.—" The Ltd eledo Pert... " " I he Psedde Magee Iltrep," "The *We sue ," are all bast tadeadatea of 111 , 4111'n MAGIC STROP. Nose et , e nesse str.trat Ilesbra same, sloth isolators dare sot put tee y. /1; 7rl,l4Tallif 0.1..11J ;4114111N11 CAIN( • se to tins rolstekeh Obey root frees 3d. f.I.L e "OM ' : no the public it. %Tin% poollle strop, al tt.ntael las We •It `pa ne !Mu ferarmys wbalimr. b ut th. W. 1.. the sell:11 ern .'eate Pr to to isWiashis manure to gi, p. and It •r, t-rausui posperlies OM SW, steronshise. Kai -It rant toledddemast a g i s .rsteratlL.etive . THE TEETH aad HEALTIL—A good met of t: r.] rit lavoirshie howewieua while their pweria las to d tl.e atnwes Or7o•aor• to ewer, Pedal I ea% bath as rewards tb arewai %rah] by ttu pastor laottoralita 111' look awl the mew moat overawe el pare and moret b - e., b. Amend the ranges rep. wall to Akita NV the parrot. Iltl W LAN tro' °DONT°, or PlthilL MS tit la uhrteatled. I. tint ',Whale tart, mad Impart • red: wiltaler to the 'maim:died *armee. rem'' , apes of M gt Mw dec.!. reader the game erre a.. 1 red, and imoart mestere. e l k pawn to lb! breath. Prier V. trd. er box. Cattutt.-11., rural Woo° . art NI tit label, and "I, ROWLAND &ad It 01 4 . adrardee," evil...led on the etreeenmeet stamp elhAid Mira. an 4by thew, alai by eheenete Ind 'reamers. AS A FAMILY MEDICINE, I• aTAND L'%NITALLEI' IN EXCEL/Mak AND IN PL'IU LITINATION. They me Mad, after giViss them a Mir trial fora fsw 'mks, to m meet rt n...aiss sad tuv.ouroting propertwe ; and they oh:. nee core 41 co.vt.ndte am: I Ante, awl tido.. • and health. John of 'Maack...tee, lecturer no thesiotry, an I pupil of the thee I•hretal Pr. to toe, 1 0 .1;.N., lit • letter 0-farmed to the pro. pet... to Laden, 'or.: lUs L.. Motel then. wwthy of being tee ramead .1 to the public ion tht tr efhtacy en I keep:Way, and to he ready minable pi 11.% they do notions but what le of rege; e VI ith thth ammanee the public sees haver tsar of ste.ni them a fair trial. Three t. no meth .nr ever istrvdticed to the mettle that Ma hecoMe en ertiter.c.iy po. uLa ordb frwalm IN PARIS'S LIPP PILLS. Poe petal or, females tby are of e,4 armiahleg eth. awe; AM tam ere e tit lently recemmeadeS to them for mortal use. ha. u:o toad the-c VW. will at owes prove the truth of this es. mt. . ▪ li n i•b •am, st le. IK, UN, sod baly pathete at It& each, bf ad ah • 1..1 efair waders throughou to. world. Mal Stree t.. with meh hoe. Thad •or rAitiCs Lire fliLts amemats to urns& of 30,000 bows we. kir -Ogre them all ether mama Metticinet. pat */` e. one rest seeds is Were semmeat; It trik 11.!. at ..! I aw, is the b e is thew 'old. Lyn Inn Ammo : —Meow% Itseeby asd Sena, Farringdosatrret; ward.. ht. roes • burets-7BM; Salton and Co., Km Otterch-yord ; SWOT. 1, 1. Os 01. 4 1111 ; MSS, and Co., Word-km[4; Palter, 11...bura dad 1", out, temple.bee. bu.t.4 1170 —w.B. Pe taesie OW. Mori WEEPS ea kY lOW awl adder. J B. trocherwr.Jl..% rew obetbnd of tipples ale. trartalltsd to datilkt •Il who ore .t, and so Niko sholseel• aad Mall Ids NSW ISt I.N TKO TAY W LAPPS it 4 (to supersede die baseline nethed 01 ming myrrh at 641. an.l la. per poet. I. lb trade supplied. ICS It. indite are meth eannosed 'ad dal, sppreelsted la ILe Greet SeNtilleadlesUes 12. No. MIL 11 AItI.O W ' 8 NEW IN 4 TEN IEI, ibLY-ACTING STITION TAP. ItILIC O IKVA N VS,NT.PY.O r It srt I Prewsta..le, beer, eider, we other Num 1 7 .46... a frtrn bee - .n ,ac sat or acid re enemas 12 - '''"-- Air- - 0 that the las pus Atilt, deters itsgood in I ..„ i A I, ) . 1 . Z 1 - ------ ------ _ --- _ - N 1 ti z - - --- I y the beet: Istreanted to repay Its met It ▪ i , . two e.t.a. o mto r els ; prier /s. dd.; cline lig steetro.plat.4 for sham. As., . 2j 11 Ibe above earetWaff will atplals It. wors Vt. hen the lore hap Is fitted on II r• the top of the aloe e(whitle has • \oleos- pout< t's aa-: J be Ilh safleient sir rashes thenuell It into the week to eases the let" e ta -- s .t :. e to cutoff tree .y; when the tap latiffiewa ts • off an atom air cat astir. JAMES BAILLOW. 14, Zig Willow Walk liasdue.h..... ywyketa l i hos. manor awl Sob Tilmseitatunr. Etta. k..,...., ..,.. .. .. ..._ ._ __. —. .. IRELAND. Deena, Nov. 25. The securities in the matter of the Sligo borough petition were perfected yesterday before Mr. W. Long, J.P., and the friends of Mr. Somers are san guine in the hope of unseating Mr. Townley. Mr. Cogan, M.P., is still so seriously indisposed as to be unable to leave town for London; and Mr. O'Connor Henehy, the other member for Kildare, is also pre vented by Nl illness from attending his parliamenta? , duties. r. Loftus Bland, M.P. for the Kin County, although convalescent, is not considered y his physicians sufficiently well to undertake the fatigue of attendance in Nestminster. The Marchioness of Sligo died on Tuesday last of a lingering illness. She was in her 2tith year, and greatly esteemed for her kindness and charity. Mr. T. Farrell, of Marlborough - street, in this eitii dropped dead yesterday while out hunting with the Mayne bounds. The Erruiag Nail publishes the following extract of a private letter from Virginia (U.S.) of Nov. fh from which it appears that an earthquake was felt in that place nearly about the same time that the recent shock took place in England and Ireland. The writer of the letter says —" Just u I closed this letter the house was so shaken by an earthquake that we have all gone out of doors. It is our Bret experience r f imeh a phenomenon, and it is an awful feeling—the ground rolling under our feet." DRAMA. OLYMPIC. A clever and amusing farce, called Go to Bed TtoM,.. from the ell of Mr. now Morton, was prodsoal at this ?been, isst iii i ibt. Its subject is the tribulations of a ei nun lisoin•is tint/nil Amick a trelleenna of Brood moire. who 'eying into trouble about mugging, raw away to Amicice; from whence he rehires tweedy yens afterwards. awl dads Lis 'imposed widow ea the point of Wfli:UCil with • rollicking Irislusaa of the preventive envies. This is ant his only tribaletioo, /of hr num that the reveane pacers have discovered his 'stun. sad that a warrant is noir' fin his appreheasioa. Ile is trying/ to escape their clutches, whoa it torsi oat that the wininat is easiest smother Smith, and that there is so iateivion to molts% him. This is smiled sip with a little love 'Mar. The coastguard vase, Larry Cr Lamer, and Sally Small eseeetheorte ; but the Irishaaa - bas bees hooked into metrinviny by Sally's mama. All is set inht, of mune, by the feces/totting of llefolod .vrasth. This character ia well Gaited to Compton's dry banal/. Mr. W. Sheldon was very good ia Gorey Logyer ; sad the ihrewiih Mrs. Isiah sad the damsel Sally were well acted by Mrs 11. Bartlett sad Mies Ellin Turner. The rieee was ?mind with great applause. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COURT. Rpm.. Ma. 11...0. ALIMMCM. J. Cooper, 40, was indietNl for feloniously breaking into the dwehing house of William Comber, Hooper Hoed, and °then, his waters, and stealing • quantity of plate and Ch. in bank notes, their property. Mr. Clarkson prosi mated, and Mr. Giffard defended the prisoner. The prosecutors of this indictment were the representa tives and successors of the well known extensive hookeelling firm of Whittaker and Co., in Ave Marie-lane. Their pre• ashes at that place consisted of four dwelling•housee, num bered respectively 13, 14, IS, and 16, all of which communi cated with each other, and were used so warrhesses. The robbery in question it appeared WAS committed on the 31st of October. and there was no doubt that some persons had obtained felonious seers, to the premises daring some portiori of that day, and having opened a safe stolen from it a large quantity tit valuable plate, and a cousiderahle sum of money. It sectuod that the prisoner had ban fifteen years in the service of the tlrm,gand enjoyed very considerable confi dence, and the manner is which it was sought to connect him with the robbery was by evidence entirely of a eircum. stantial character. It appeared that it was he duty to lock up the warehouses at night and to open them in the morn ing, and he had the charge of the keys at all times. He was the Nest person who discovered the robbery, and, according to hie statement, ha was passing by the warehouse at sM o'cleek In the tooth% of jaw 31st October on hk. itehad anal on going so he wee Nine at t he place n robbed ; and when be made this statement to Mr. Hood he at the same time said, that owiag to the fatigue be had suf fered on the Saturday night before, which was what is celled'• Magazine day," he had remained in bed until just before he gut up to go to church. The circumstances of suspicion alleged against the prisoner were, that in the first place it appeared to be perfectly clear that the robbery must have been committed by some person well acquainted with the premises and the place where valuable property could be obtained, and it appeared that the desk was not forced open, but that it Lad been opened ley the proper key, which was obtained from • secret drawer in the private desk of Mr. Hood. It also appeared tha: the door of the house No. 13, which the prisoner represented he had femud open, hail no keyhole, or any mode to open it from the outside, and that it was secured on the inside by bolts and an iron bar and padlock, the key of which was always in the possession of the prisoner. It was likewise shown that when the robbery was tint discovered the prisoner excited the suspicion of the police, by declaring that every blessed drawer and other places had been broken open before there was any light to enable him to sec the state of the place, end he also pointed out • window as the place at which the thieves Lail effected an entrance into the house, but it ap peared that it was impossible for them to have got au at this place. There were • variety of other little facts in the ease tending to throw suspicion upon the prisoner, and there eras also some evidence to show that the statement of the prisoner with regard to his basing remained in bed until six o'clock on the evening of the 31st October was false, inasmuch as he had been seen to leave the premises of the prosecutors in the middle of the day, when he had no business whatever to call him there. None of the property it appeared had been recovered. The case was proceeding, and was likely to occupy the court the great, r part of the day. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. OXFORD, NOV. 2,5.—1 n t congregation holden this morning, the following degrees were conferred, viz.: Bachelor of Music: —George Benjamin Allen, Magdalen 11.11. Muter of Arts.—George Frederick Bullock, Queen's College; Rev. W. P. Scudamoro Stanhoye, Rev. James Allgood, Bresenose College ; Rev. E mud Jones, Jesus College; Rev Richard John Howard Rice, Ezetei Col lege; Rev. Richard Nicholson, Oriel College. Bachelor of Arta.— Frederick Edwin Torre, Robert Hawley Watts, William Marshall, Alexander Colvin Aube, Lnieersity College ; Ilenry Pi rklns Wulrige, Exeter College; Augus ta' R. Bingham Wright, Jobu Tolland, Queen's College; Witham Wetherell Dizoo, Edward Lceming, Scholar, Brasenooe College ; Robert Edward Bartlett, Scholar, Trinity College; Edward Powell Daviet,,FreJerick J. Holt Beaver, Jesus College; William Bryand Dalby, Scholar, Daniel Frederick Wilson, Thomas Charles Baring, Scholar, Wadham College; C. Melchon de Polignac Galant, Peat broke College ; William Nixon, Thomas Davidson, Worces ter College; John Pendrill Mackenzie, Harry Pulley, Win. Walters, St. Mary Hall; Charles Frederick Ilayter, ford Wiverman Chaplain, Henry Hotspur Marling, Magda len Hall; William Thumpadn Sankey, New Inn Hall ; Alfred Lord, Alban ; Horace Eugene Mackworth, St. Edmund H,ll. NAVAL ADMIRALTY Nov % pi . _ W. Luring, to Furrow; T. Fisher, to agirienne - ; rod J. IH. H. Glasse, to rallure. Lieutenant N. E. B. Tumour, to Excellent. Mato ?J. G. Graham, to hissoon. Masten G. Giles, to heck; and G. Rich, to resuriess. Surgeon A. Baiter, to Trafalgar. Second Master E. H. Hills, to St. George. Midshipmen lion. C. A. Talbot, to Arrogate!; Hon. H. C. Elliott, to rietory; and B. M. Tupper, to Dido. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. WritsPOOL, Nur. 25.—The market continues very good, and prices have again improved. The following are the day's quotations :—Caledonian ' 321—Eastern Counties, 12 13-16—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 661—Ditto (filth shares), 31 d.—Lancaster and Cathode (third shares), 111 p. —Leeds Northern (late Leeds and Think), 171—Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 19—London and North Western, 1 2.9 —Manche ste r, Sheffitld, and Lincoln, 321—Ditto (Ohara, 1-71 till 1853), 91--Midland, 7911+—North 11 h, 10—South Eastern and Dover, 241—York and North Midland, 301 I—Oast Southern and Wertern, 611 —Newry and Warrenpoint, 7L—Oreat Luxembourg, 7 d. BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 25.—This market was well sup ported to-day. A good amount of basinem was done at advanced prices. North Stafford' were done at 41 die.; Manchester and Shell/Ids at 33; Shrewsbury and Sir. minghams at 661, 67 ; Stratford-on- Avon Canals at 291 ; Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canals at 4221 ; and Bri stol' District Bank. at 61. lILKCJIZOTSIL, Nov. 25.—There has been an Mrige business at steady pries . —Cbester and Birkenhead, 21 13-16—Blackburn B preference, 26—Bristol and Exeter, 108—Caledonian, 321—East Anglian, 12 13.16—West Riding, 2i dis.—London and North Western, 1251 — Melton end DriMeld, 71—Sheffield, 33—Manchester and Lincolnshire Union 595. 61.—Mioland, 791 — North Staf fordshire, 4 3 16 di es.—South Eaatern, 24 I.l6—Waterford and Kilkenny, preen. Lear*, Nov. 26.—The +bars market shows no material variation from yesterday, either in prices or in business done, though Am tone at the close wee on the whole rather weaker. East Lancashire' closed at 191. DM. 9d.; Leeds Northern., 18; Nouveau Monde, If. 181. 9d. prem.; Mid land Stock, 79t; _South Eastern and Dozen , 241 ; North Westerns, 9; North British, 10. AMERICAN ENTERPRISE IN SOUTII AMERICA.— By the schooner Lamortine, which cleared at this port lately for Camera, Venesuela, a party of adventurers go out, furnished with a complement of machinery, for the purpose of raising treasure from the wreck of the Spanish vessel San Pedro, which was last off Veneavela more than a century ago. It is supposed that the vessel had about 9,000,000 dole. on hoard, which were seat by the home government to pay off tree.* in her dominions in the New World. flume two years sines a portion of the present party discovered the wreck, and with the aid of a little ap rrattie for the purpose, succeeded in realising about 25,000 dole., and cleared the wreck, so that they now anti cipate operations will he comparatively easy. A steam en gine will be curried out, and also a diving machine, to gether with submarine armour, and other apparatus deemed necessary for the most scientific fathoming of the " bound less deep." Should this enterprising company secure the whole of their supposed vastly rich prase, they will not only suddenly become millionaires in wealth,. but millionaires literally "of the firm water."—Bosion ( U.S.) Treater*, Nov. 6. PITIOIONTIVIN AND SAVOY RAILWAY L 17125.- The Riaorpnerrito of Turin elates the cabinet intends shortly to submit to the Chamber of Deputies a project of law for the construction of a railway from Novara, through Atone, to Lake Maggiore and Switserlaad. TM Savoy Glossae of the 22nd inst. announces that • company, repre sented by N. Clement lkyre and M. Calvet Rogniat, member of the French lesislative body, and M. Charles Lafiltte, hanker, at Paris, had formally offered the Minister of Poli:ie Works of Frame to undertake the emetraction of the Franeo-Serdinian Railway between Lyme and Cliambery, with • branch to Oren.ible, and naming Savoy 1 at St. Chain d'Aeste. From Lyons to Bt. Gest: the road ' is to ham a double line of rails, and the branch to Grenoble a singe no.. The eomoany has dentsaded from the French government a eshveatioa in money and • guarantee of 4 per cent. on • capital of 34,000,000 r, necessary foe the un dertaking. MANMADE IN limit LUZ. —Yesterdo y morning, the marriage of the Right 1100. Loral de filaquire mid Eleanor Amelia, eldest daughter of Sir William and Lady George Hylton Jolliffe, Bart., M.P., of Mersthem, Surrey, was solemnined in fit. Jafilts's Cbureh, Piccadilly, in the presence of an unuseally large circle of the friends and relatives of both parties, who had assembled to the number of forty, to witness the ceremony. The present is his lord , Mil sesond marriage, his lint wife being the daughter of J, , IS t . He is in hie fortieth year, having ben bent is Idikeed is tin nand Barn de /Hatpin, of Ard kill, ecenty Derry, Inked. 1 1 Usu. Crafts NUN &no Ile. Slime. Mn... Feld. butt rday. to -day. dlon,ooo 1 Air Prla 100,000 Ph. Amp, CsltlereLut 11,100 20 lhatorloa 4 10000 10 keelreleMie 20, , 40e 10 ,Almaellme S 4 If 100,000 I Ambellis Fteebold 00,000 I 'Ameli= Cordillera i ll i all A £ dis le,i.mu 1 I 4.1 limb 100,000 1 *lda Aeatrallan lrold 16,000 10 OM & Loa 13.3 7 6 10,000 U Orr& 1046.(10.. at St. pm 144 4 6 44 0,100 SO Dm Gessesaad CaMbe 11,000 36 Da. IR. Joh De/ de; IS 30 101 31 310,000 1 Ordeals Omsk. 6ll 6 ipml6 i 11,001 II Woo Clipper ....—. en 40 43 100.0011 5 Oeleolii 121,16 ..... 1 1 i If 7m 24 i 14 7 74 fi, 7 :00 1 R0 ° 74 1. r. .11mtrellee Copper all i ale par 10,000 so Cimmel 56,0.0 001406 Usantida ......... all 4 i die 4 r 1,060 Greed Dusky of Bodes .. all ,4 as ad Mall Ormt (a1 g a 5ak............... all 111 I pm 44 it d 100,000 1 Liberty 1419140 Lake Bathurst .. ell , I ale 4 4 50,000 Lae. kesl3lo4o . llilai. all 1 I 00 100,0110 liarlialta AZMO MeadeesitionikAmerlsea I 114 1 140 w 611Moda MOAN 1 Meows Boa all If Ipm 324 111,000 1 riet nap........ 1 , I 14 pm 1 24 woo 1 come lkot Oll 1 4 611 Pr 10,000 DO Ulm, VW irier —. IS 1 2 II 1,0111 SS •kmile.direels ..,......... 14 !14 14i 60.000 I Mola hmettolArm .......... I par 4pm 0.011011 IL PM WM 214.04 Oohed Ileafeso loons 1 woo liripwa....... r 1411,00, I MY .... 1 14 pa RI EUROLARY IN THE CITY.—OR Monday last, the rooms of Mr. W. R. Ilickeon, in East Temple-chambers, were entered and robbed of a considerable portion of their contents. It is supposed that the object of the tRIOVIS was • boa of family plate, which had been left there a few days previous to be called for. But they succeeded in carrying off, besides the box, the blankets, sheet', and counterpane, of the bed, a lady's black silk mantle, trimmed with (doge, and numerous other articles of dress and bed linen ' • some of which, it is hoped, may lead to the detection of the delis quests. WltitTBßBl RULWAT nr Peeves —Trail% for the week ending Nov. 21, 1842: Paasongere, 2,6861.; 9961. total, 3,661 , . Corresponding week last .—T year, 17181 4 1 MARIA ANTONIA RAILWAY: for the week ending November 11, 1R12: 2221.-1851: 1891. LONDONDERRY AND ENNISKILLEN RAILWAY.— , Trails receipts for the week ending Nov. 20, 1862:—Pas. erupts, 1421. 111. 7d. ; floods and mails, 2621. Be. 4d. Total, 4041. 19s ltd. (34i miles open.) Cornspesillag weak 1861, 781. Om. 114. (15 mills opal.) MINES THCILSDAT EIIIIIIITNO. A moderately active business has been dune to-day in the mining share market, which continuos to pre sent a favourable appearance. rhe prices at which actual galas have been concluded are thus reported by the most respectable dealers and brokers, but due allowance mast be made for the " margin," which in this market is frequently ',try wide :--Cundurrow, 100; West Providence, 61 ; Hilbricken, 41, 6; Great Wh.al Alfred, 36, 36, 371; South Tolgua, 1971; East Buller, 7; Mendip Rills, 3; Gagman, New, 6t prem.; South Tamar, 61 ; Linares, 4. Great activity again prevailed - in the foreign mine department of the Stock Exchange. Purchasers of nearly all the gold mining shares are eagerly offer ing, and prices were again decidedly higher, ear ciolly for Nouveau Monde, Port Phillip, Ague Fria, and Australasian. Shares in the last named under taking, with 21. paid, have been done at 71. or 61. St. John del Rey reached 31, but left off the came as yesterday, at 30 to }. At Great Bryn Consols, a call of 2s. 6d. per share has been made. At Alfred Consols, Field's engine shaft is sank 6 fathoms L feet under the 100, and the lode at this oinking. The lode VI the 100 west of No. 1 ;Tore is from one to two feet wide, and worth about 61. per fathom. The lode in the 'topes over the 100 west of this winze is worth from 801. to 100!. per fathom. The lode in the "topes east of this winze is worth 50/. per fathom. The lode in the stopes over the 90 cast of engine shaft is worth 30/. per fathom. At Wheal Trelawney, in the 107 north end, the lode is 4 feet wide, and worth 71. per fathom. 92 north end the lode is 3 feet wide, and worth 121. per fathom ; south cud it is 2; feet wide, and worth 101. per fathom. At the north mine on the 78 north end the lode is 2 feet wide, and worth 9/. per fathom. In the 68 north end, the east part of the lode is 6 inches wide, and worth .51. per fathom ; the west part is 3 feet wide, and worth 71. per fathom. The stopes and pitches are much ns usual. At Bat Holes Mine the lode in the 48 north is very large, and the men are engaged in cutting in to find the foot wall; the lode is all saving work for lead ore. The lode in the 30 north is about 1 foot 6 inches wide, ea rying a leader on the hanging wall about two inches wide, rich work for lead ore. The wept.' in the bottom of the 40 south of tho wince is producing excellent work fur lead ore, which will yield a good profit. At \Vest Wheal Russell an improvement has taken place in the adit level driving west from Bayly's shaft, the lode at present is 3 feet wide and will yield from 4 to .5 tons of ore per fathom in the bottom part of the end, the upper part not being so rich. The ore apparently is rising as the level is extended west. There is no alteration of importance in any other part of the mine. At ltound Hill mine the men have commenced driving east on the eut and west lode, which is about 3 feet wide, composed of spar of a very congenial character mixed with carbonate of lime, with a branch of lead ore about one inch wide (which will yield about 80 per cent. of lead), a very pro mising end. The Kilbricken mine has sold two parcels of rich silver lead ore, viz. :—No. 1, computed 21 tons at 32/. per ton, and No. 2, computed 4 tons at 284 per tun. The agent's report states that the mine conti nues as last reported, and preparations were being made to sink on the lode in the old bottom where the rich lode was discovered last week. At Hingaton Downs the lode in Doidge's winze sinking below the 35 is worth about 7 tons of good quality ore per fathom. The 'topes continue much as usual. The south lode driving west from Hitching' shaft at the 53 is not so valuable for ore as last re ported, but no doubt is entertained of a change for the better again as the drivage progresses. At Great Wheal Baddern the lode in the 51 east is 6 inches wide, composed of mundic. The lode in the 40 cast is 9 inches wide, producing good work for lead. The lode in the 30 east is 1 foot wide ; very good work for lead. The lode in the 20 wed from Sunderland is 4 feet wide, producing good work for tin and lead. the lode in the 30 west is 6 inches wide, composed of mundic, with spots of lead. The stopeo and tribute pitches are generally looking well. At Wheal Crebor the lode i■ the 34 end is fast improving; it is upwards of 2 feet wide, with good stones of ore, and in the whole of the lode there are large quantities of green sulphate of copper, with a huge stream of water issuing from the north. At the 24 there are two promising lodes. Next month all the ends will be driving west, and, from present appearances, some important discoveries are expected in that direction. At Wheal Golden Console the lode in the 97 north (Thorne's shaft) is 1 foot wide, producing 8 owt. of ore per fathom. The lode in the 87 north (Young'ssbdt) is 13 inches wide, producing 7 cwt. of ore per fathom. In the 77 the lode is 20 inches wide, producing 6 owt. of oro per fathom. In sinking this shaft under the 87 the ground is good ; the lode is 18 inches wide, producing 5 cwt. of ore per fathom. The tribute department is looking well. THIS DAY—Two O'CLocx. A large business continues to be done in the gold mining shares, the prices of which maintain their improved appearance. Nouveau Mondes have been done at 2 prem., but are now rather flatter. Colonial Gold mark 11 tog prem. ; Port Philip, I to 11 prem.; Lake Bathurst, to 1 , dis.; and Australian Cordillera, 1. to 3 prem. Bt. John del Rey shares are better, with transactions at 31. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. The railway market to-day has not been quite so strong, a slighht reduction having occurred in the quotations of some of tho leading stooks. The gene ral libeling of the market, however, is confident. Newmarket stock is rather better. Awn& shares ars rather dull. Belgian lines re main firm, and West Flanders are better. enema AND ROC= VIWIRIAMITIMIL W to. lay up Is I p.m. M 91 llama, Ik L9w(wit h la.) 11l 9 99 SO Da Do.!ea latrawit) .. Ili /4 111 It Ncelliern d ays nm— . 334 VI N la Da M. a pit it Bomb Oar Ilitim 81... i 106 mg to all Norwegirrivok Prefor. 10 II otters aid lordnaz .. 10 N Paris sod Lipor ... .. 114 IS pl 1111 10 Puriurod Ortnas ... .. 65 $ N 10 Parting Nom ... ... 38 40 PI 11 Portend Ilifeeh."... ... 341 U 1 0 4 e.191.099.0491C Udi yrs 3 3. rin Ita lei sd wino eml Risbaurl ... 4 at X 1.• door eel llaw• ... .. 18 4 II F a IC *mays amid Wow... .. 114 134 10 2s. 11prir MIA:Tip ......... 04 411 %vim I , tanftr. .. ... II 11l t ) 9 WOS4IIIIO/ Maw... ... 19 104 pa MONEY MARKET. S ' II Hi I$ Iva THURSDAY ETRNIN4I. The English funds were firm today , and, upon the whoic, prices showed an improving tendency. Consols ranged between 1011 and 1011, and left off gamed 1014 to 4, both for money and the 9th Dec. 'rho quotation for the January account was at one time 1011 to 2, but left off at 1011. 'fhe difference between the quotation for " this" and for " next " time is 3-16 to 1, owing to the income-tax having to be taken into consideration. The investment of the government broker was to-day chaurd to South I Sea New Annuities, which were consequently higher at 1004. The official business report includes : Three:per Cent. Console, 1011, 4 , .4 ; ditto, for ne• count, 1011, 1,4, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 1001, Three-and•aQuarter ter Cents., 1031, 4,4, 4. Long Annuities, 1860, 0 4-16, 1; ditto, 30 years, 1859, 6 3-16, 4. India Stock, 273. Bank Stock, 223. South Sea New Annuities, 100/. The market for Exchequer Bills was firmer, the price both of the March and Juue issues rallying to ' 70s. to 735. prem. India Bonds ruled at 80s. to 83s. prem. In the foreign house there was a decline in Mexi can Bonds, and the certificate issued by the Spanish bondholders' committee for the half of the unfunded coupons. Turkish scrip was also rather flatter. Business generally was quiet, other stocks pre.ent ing little change. The list of sales is subjoined :- Austriaa Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 83 (exchange, 1011. per £). Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 931, 98 (exchange 23f.). Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Small Bonds, 1011; ditto New Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 18.52, 97, 4. Chilian Six per Cents., 106. Dutch Two-and a-Half e er Cents., 66, 651 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifii., 941, 97. Granada De ferred Bonds, 11. Mexican Three per Cents., 241, t. Peruvian Actives, 104 ; ditto Deferred, 62/, 63. Russian Five per Cents., 119. Sardinian Five per Cents., 100, 994. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 521; ditto Nett Deferred Three per Cents., 251; ditto Pas. sive (Converted), 61, 1; the Committee's Certif., 31, 31, 31 per cent. Swedish Mortgage Loan, 11, Italie. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 24, 24 prem. Vene zuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 41. Transactions have taken place in Rank of Austra- Lula Shares at 724, 711, and 721, being a fur ther rise ; Bank of British North America, 591, GO ; English, Scottish, and Australian Bank, 41 ; Lon don Chartered Bank of Australia, 4; Australian Royal Mail Steam,3l; General Steam Navigation,l 281 ; General Screw Steam Shipping, 57, 58, again showing an advance ; Netherlands Land Enclosure, 21; Royal Mail Steam, 79; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 90. Shares of the Bordeaux and Cetto Rail way close at 51 to 51 prem. ; Antwerp and Rater dam Railway, t to 1 premium ; Beziers and Orals nesse Railway, 1/ to 14 prem.; Royal Swedish Railway, 1 to 4 prem. ; Western Railway of Switzerlard, 11 to 11 prem. ; French South Eastern Railway, 11 to 11 prem. Zealand Railway Ito 11 prem.; Lake Constance and Rule Railway, 4 to ; prem. ; Orleans and Epernay Railway, 4 to t prom ; Lucca and Pistoja Railway, # to tel prem. ; Staines and Wokingham Railway, 1 to 4 prem.; Magdalena Steam, par to 1 prem.; French Crystal Palace r to 4 prem. In t he Belgian markets the price of the national 5 per cent loans of 1840, 1842, and 1848, has fallen to par, the ;projected conversion into a4l per cent. stock being daily regarded as more probable. The price of the existing 41 per cent. stock, on the other hand, had risen to 991 at Brusssels, and the 21 per cent. stock was in strong demand. The next return of the Rank of England is ex pected to exhibit a slight increase in the stock of the precious metals. The Arrogant has sailed for Sydney witk 85,000/. in gold, and 2,000/. in silver. The subjoined by been handed to us for publim tion by the committee of Spanish bondholders: Mr. Cape! has re:eired stetter from Senor liorrajo stating that he had transmitted the memorial in favour of the cer tificate holders to Senor Bravo Murillo, who had laid the same before the council of ministers, who bad decided that no alteratton could be made in the law for the settlement of the debt of the lit August, 1851. This letter, of some length, is translated, and may be seen by any bond or certificate holder at the office of the Spanish Committee, No. 3. Clement's-lane, Lombard-street. There is a report current that the Western Rail way of France Company are about to make an issue of now shares, and also to call up 1/. per share on the original stock, making 101. paid. The Prussian official . journal of the 18th contains an ordinance authorising the Aix-le-Chapelle and Dusseldorf Railway Company to raise 1,000,000 thalers by an issue of preferential obligations. The demand for American stocks this week has been very active, and considerable business has been done at, in many cases, improved prices. The traffic returns for the last week on the under. mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to this day, are as follows : 1852. 1851. 18.50. London and NorthWeetern £49,727 ..£40,166 C 39,606 Lancashire and Yorkshire 16,940 .. 16,923 .. 14,901 London and South Western 11,642 8,664 7,690 London and Brighton Great Western Midland South Eastern York andlNorth Midland York, Newcastle, & Berwick 14,312 13,403 .. 13,378 Shrewsbury and Chester 1,609 .. 1,400 .. 1,374 Great Northern 14,237 .. 10,300 .. 6,217 Chester and H lybead Shropshire Union 606 .. 608 416 Exeter and Crediton Bristol and Exeter Manchester & South.' unction 526 465 .. 347 East Lancashire 1,632 3,998 .. 3,193 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 16,210 .. 13,101 .. 12,940 But Anglian 686 665 - Shrewsbury and Birmingham 716 .. 635 565 Birkenhead Lancashire, and . . Cheshire 1,483 .. 1,196 ~ 838 Leeds Northern 1,056 910 .. 886 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire North Staffordshire 6,268 .. 6,192 4,844 Manchester, Beaten, and Matlock Liverpool,Crosby, and South port Stockton and Hartlepool 1,8.59 764 South Devon 1,667 1,568 1,695 London and Blackwell Bolton, Blackburn, and Clitheroc 742 .. 664 549 Kendal end Windermere 152 162 ~ 139 Oxford and Worcester 6.5.5 South Yorkshire Tho aggregate results presented by these returns (taking only the corresponding lines) are as follows : Aggregate amount No. of Average receipt rreeived. miles open. per mile. 1862 1861 1860 These returns are peculiarly favourable, owing to the influx of provincial visitors intent upon witness. in the obsequies of the late Duke of Wellington. All the metropolitan returns are thus extremely good, and, with the exception of the Lancashire and York shire, which does not contrast no brilliantly as usual, none of the " takes "of the provincial lines appear to have been much checked by the extraordinary prevalence of wet weather. The increase in the Beath Eastern receipts affords evidence that a large number of foreiuners must have come over to see and attend the funeral of the Duke. The returns on Scotch lines arc an under : 1862. -- - 1861. Glasgow and South Western 14.017 .... £3,632 Caledonian 9,60 .... 8,681 Edinburgh and ()Lwow Scottial. Central Seotti■h Midland Junction 620 .... 613 Aberdeen North British Total 1:25,117 V 22,757 The Irish returns are: I Ail 1861. Belfast and Ballymena Cork and Bandon Ulster Belfast and County Down l7l .... 167, - - Enniskillen.. . _ _ Dundalk and Londonderry and Enniskillen Dubli■ and Drogheda V 14... . THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. There has been no greatvariatiimiiihe prices of the English funds to-day, the market generally wearing a steady appearance. Consols were for a short time quoted 1011 to 1, but are now, and have during the greater part of the day, been called 1011 to 1, both for cash and the oth Dec. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. have improved from 1034 to 104. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 100 to t. Bank Stock, 223. South Sea New An nuities, 1001. Exchequer Bills, 725., 705., 735. prem. The foreign stock market is rather dull, especially the speculative descriptions. Mexican bonds, tho Spanish Committee's Certificates, and Swedish acd Turkish scrip, are flat, and Equador bonds firm. Turkish scrip marks 2; prem.; Swedish, 14 dis.. Mexican, 24! to j ; Equador, 5 to 1; The Spanish' Committee's Certificates, 3 to 31 per cent.; ltustian Fives, 114 ; Portuguese Fours, 3sl. THE LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. BERLIN, Nov. 23.—Voluntary Loan, 1011; New Loan Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 103! ; Ditto (1852), 1U31;1 National Debt, 94; Commercial rine Society's Premium, —; Bunk Sham, 1091. VIENNA, Nov. 23.—Five per Cent. Meta Smiles, 94,t. New Loan (Series A), 94; ; (Series B), 1991. Four-and-a• Half per Cents., —. Bank Snares, I,NUS. Exchange on London, 11.29. 2f Si N 354 in 101 14 z a 1611 AWrdne hasaax, Notting Seem. saA Cast J¢: • nn . lana.Woly. • Stasrtsllo. ii:l44°^l'2"l”.k4.l"Yre• I* Oa. do. SOL Sift sod bake ... ONMmW Miler Oast and Hawks Delft ma lielhothusa.. lamb. ber ii sad A. =loraaa Int Ameba (SU L.* Z . ac 4 LID) . . De. (gill Bairn Oman Ones OW% Class k .. . Mlle:it Baia Edit . . DIN!.llAlni.Ja 111ffintel Ig r, riiiktmeir Olosgew Pe NW UnitNorthrn .71 Do. I Awn, A, Mack... Do. shuts.% Mock.. Ot.Sokok. AM WM. On, lirait Wolin tin& IWO Illudent ILAAAmisA LlArnits Do. Mk& pure!! eadiroeQ Dr 4 Wks Do. Wert fee= Northern _ Lamina and Rhang wall ILan.,Tilbury,a Southend Rrlphten.BM. Co., Lend= a Naras-Wash: Do. 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"iii Ili II! / psi I 17i IS 14 1;1 " *dist PA 1151 Igi HI itO - 1 - iia Pm 102 144 5 If i iPa iILWAYL 1 1 If IS_ -ii • , c 1 3 PI PM 1 1. , pa II POI COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE. —THIS DAY. The weather continues very wet, and must be doing .n -jury to the Wheat in the grouhd. Our market was firm to-day for English Wheat, at Mou day's %rotations. English Maley was a dull sale. Oats were taken by tilt dealers and consumers with much caution, the supply being considerable. Beans and Peas unchanged. ANILIVAIN INTO LON 111 N YllO5l 22nd NOV. to 20112 NOV. QT, English. Swot,. mob. tr o. rt.. Wliest I 2110 I ...... •. , 3'500 Bark? 10550 114 200 Mix lll3O 12100 11100 Malt ..... .... MINCING-LANE.--THIS DAY. SCGAIL—The market has been dull during the week, and but a small mount of basilicas dune; but the &aunts of holders not pressing sales has sustained prices. Relined dull of sale; grocery lumps, 445. 6d. to 475. 6d. Corraa.—This article has also partaken of the general heaviness of markets. Native Ceylon was freely bought at 475. ; the closing quotations are 475. GI to 48s. Taw.—A limited busineu has been dune. The market generally has been quiet. Rice.—This article has been dull of sale, at last week's Prices. Smits have sold heavily, at a shade lower prices. Seturra.—ltum, chiefly Demerara, has been in large de mand, and prices are about 2d. higher than last week. CorroB.—Transactions small, but prices are quoted A to A lower. lactr.—Curaants: A fair amount of business has been done, chiefly in floe descriptions,; from 60s. to 70s. Old Currants partly *old in public sale at 48s. t o 64 5. ; new, chiefly bought in, Raisins continue dull, large arrivals having taken place from Dania awl Smyrna. SMITHFIELD MARKED.—THIS DAY. The supply of beasts is not very large ; trade is, how ever, slow, except for choicest descriptions, which being scarce, make about as on Wednesday last. Inferior qualities are lower, end several remain unsold. Al though the number of Sheep is small, it is lolly adequate to the demand ; Monday's quotations are pretty generally realised, with a slaw trade. Good Calves are not plentiful, they are readily disposed of at fully late rates, and in a few instances a titling advance y obt ained. From (lermany and Holland there are 272 Beasts, mid Sheep, and 250 Calves; Northern and Midland Counties, 300 Beast., and 110 Mikh Cows front the Home Counties. Por.touo of 3110. 4. 4. d. Ca ,weld of &Ls. a. 4. d. 404 Scots, llovfon.b 3 4 C Riot pn s . tae e 0 „, Liv 4 :400n-home decoadpuldity 11044, 2B S 0 Sa. ,10.1:420f0 , • Odra 3 0 4 4, Bows 4.14 reentolylialaiy •'• 3 ri. Host lies: fikr-brods 4 4 4 03 I 0 0 0 Dierkia, 925; Awl. and Laud ; .0111e0l. 340: PIM 322 TALLOW MARTEET.—THIS DAY. The Tallow market is very quiet. The demand is steady, but speculators are still anxious to realise. Prices ■re no minally about the same as yesterday, viz.. —Town 474.6 d. nett cash. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 475. 31.; all this year,;47s. to 46a. 9d.; January to March, M 475. 3a. ; October to December (18j3),456. to 445. 6.1. BOROUGH MARRET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report test for the last few days the demand for Weald of Kent and Sussex Hops has been less extenWee, but prices remain very firm ; there iv o good trade doing in Mid and Eut Kent bags, and the Lon don brewers seem ansilus to secure a good supply, the quantity being very limited ; fine Weald of K ent and Sea. sea Hops are very scarce. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Eden Main, 16.. 3d ; Walls End Riddell, 13s. 3d. ; Walls End Haswell, 171. 6d. ; Walls End Reams, 171.; Walla End Stewart's, 171. ; Walls End Tees, 178.—Ships at mar ket, 277. HIDES.-THIS DAY. LIADiNHAI,L.-Present quotations : 661bs. to 641 b., 11d. to 2d. • 641 h. to 721 b., 241. to 21d. ; 721 b. to 80Ib., 21d. to 21d. ; 8016. to 881 b., 21d. to 3d. ; 881 b. to 961 b., 301 to 31d . ; 961 b. to 1041 b., 31d. to 31d. ; 10416. to 1121 b., 31d. to 4d. lions Hides, 6s. Calf Skins, light, Is. to 2s. bd. ; full, 52. BIRMONDSIT.-43heep Skins: Polled, 6s. (kl. to 7.. tol Keats and 114U-bred', 6s. 3d. to 6s. 3d. ; Downs, 34. 9.5 to 4s. 6d. SEIZURE OF A RoccEß.—Two or three days flint* the workmen employed in the manufactory of MM. Bernou vitt* and Larsonnier, in the commune of Puteaux, received information in a vague manner that an attempt to rob the premises of their employers was contemplated, and they determined to watch by turns, twenty of them remaining all night in the workshops. The night before last one of the workmen who wax stationed as a sentinel saw a man jump over the garden wall. lie allowed him to pass unnoticed; and saw him proceed towards a glass door which led into the office. He opened this door by means of a false key, and was commencing to break open a desk, when he suddenly found himself seized, and was conveyed into a cellar and locked up until the morning, when he was taken before the commissary of police. On searching him the following curious medley of articles was found :—A sheet of a Greek book ; an admis sion ticket to the Museum of Natural History ; three love letters from young girls ; a watch, recently purchased, with the bill of the watchmaker ; a recipe for making gun powder; an engraving of the Prince President, with the head cut off; a bank note fur 200 f. ; a purse contain ing some gold pieces; a poignerd knife, some false keys, and a "jemmy." As he could not give any sa tisfactory account of how he became possessed of this property, it is supposed that he is the author of the rob bery committed on the premises of M. (Millen, soother manufacturer in the same commune, on the 17th of Sep tember, when property to a large amount was stolen.— Gafignewi. REMORSE IN A TntEr.—A grocer of Vincennes came to Paris in an omnibus on the 31st ult., with a bag containing 4,500 f., to make some payments. lie place .1 the money beneath the seat and, on hie arrival, found to his great grief that it was goes. All the attempts that were made to discover it were vain, and the poor tradesman was forced to make up his mind to the loss. Three days ago the Grand Rabbi of the Central Consietory of the Jews went to the Prefecture of Police, and producing a bag containing 4,500 E, said be had been charged to deliver it by a member of his congregation, who had stolen it, but who had been so bitterly represelsed by his conscience that he could not keep it. The was summoned, and as, from the description be gave coThe sr bag and its contents, it was evidently his, it I yes, to his great delight, restored to him. to? 1011 64 es 111 i II la+ $4l ill 241 4 j 17 IS 6i 111 II l 7 111 'I 12111 f UI I I 714 111 ill 2 ►s& § H$ M+ II 44 7 n 90 79j si IN Si 4.t 74 II Si 11l I 2 nil si