The Express. — London, England, 1853-11-28 00:00:00

MI .. • r°'4 l l L 74". zee-i ...mg // Ttt 4f43rt“ ~ ~_.ev ~~ ~ G' N $.288•] -- eA ussultY sod YEOVIL RAILWAY. f MPANY fee I ONNTRUCTINO 677 1 ,2 1 . ")1a r i " POWI S IgeI " .. O.6 T It I RUT lON by 0111 E It CAM sAll..,,is sis a w - sye s ism pule - EMS /VIA 111301 PG W Ella to I.AT ViallirAisPlTlON AL RAILS on CERTAIN LINES ef Use LON. se d eill 1 E 4 TEIN ItAILIt Al COMPANY. I " e ' N I. - l i .' I.IIEIEIW GIVEN. that A 1/PI.I('AT lON is intenthel ..." l ' ites PARLIAMENT in the enouliof riciriou. for leave to 1.,. •••. '....--- miLi . s . oggogginnota lninnny for the purpove of ouvk &Oa 0 ._!..,.... slog Eallioate he. on...otter mentioned, of wage of thaw. et I ne 99 ...7 .... .. d. with ail proper ollifooxfool o &tattoo... and other 44 '",.. W ..." -- ..1 ma . ..loess omeeellesl therewith itheit is to my. : Wm' ~. . s m eemelmtirA fee near the nth In isd terminus of the £ r....!7,,,,‘, igekkomy Meet the London and f‘outh Wv-teru Railway 116.... 4 ' .. ... - iiiebbety, near lb. Red tion Is. on the north east .ohle of ftvw oe -- , koh. loiter of VI-hub. Aii:or. In the county of e• .it li' ‘ ... 6 00 ,, ...eyehole peer of hod mar the Pen kik .„,‘ 8.1... .a e . w.- .. - o n ! In th. o ortdo of V vos It o H. the county of Surine.et. - ••• • Ii.., - ...k . e,..1..) coninosnistr. front awls.( ..f the owl intended . ~ tho pan-to of lignikel Alen., In the county of Bonet. at 1. 19-0 ,...• ''..' rke csiolfe Of II canfnion Saki called Bradford Lease, and • • 1,, 1e :.,..;;.4 :. jimiten fith the authorised line of the Wilts :kern -4`;'....,."1"44 l ecoith Railway. le the mid pooh of Te... 11. nem 11. . mi. - ',"., e s 1 , Itts‘lttts Intoten the WOE.. notoofroat. and Wry. igne -4! • ' .. l '' ::, the Weston ana Icm 11 hawk of Um Bristol and e esith R.1..' • ' 1 1 •11„ f , 1 "..: *". r conirreowhit fr..re owl orit of the tail fli.t. men. ' , . ---,,,,,„- „k It . " ilito ay. i the reel penvh of Bradf...l Attn.. In or v "'" ."-_... o l itt. ..e.t. o n djoialne ft lane. called Waterhweelane. In lea' .`..."-- h ~..; fehuinasing m or WIZ a mitaln flekl, I. the parish the suer ter, , . ,*,...ther ee lan Wk. Is the count) of Somerset. mown.* 4 ~,,-. ' , ~,,01J. upor the .k•poolted ',Lyle refereed to In the tr . ! ' . ..e1 'Peel stir Railway Act. 164.5 yin, h..6th fn, laded . .. .... Va tik • - ...„..., ~,i1 h e fee ie or pato irtolll, torstspi, of o or e E 1a... 5 " . I ipo awl extra rienolnal and edese4. 6 , m 16. 6 . ,/ ../.../ • 1 1. 6he t t the ty of the . l 4.. , , ti. 41 'WAS 1. l• .4) • . • I Wt. ttfel., ..:;,., sans , . Ih. It.totts,tlt and Olt, el New Pantin g Gat Mannheim it i i , it . ... 1.:i.0 liarnham. thilerd. 9. eMe. rtmamlleth Quhlkimpten, ._...,.. .. ~,. 4*. peter, la Mon. Intehamptoe. r‘milt Manua. °mete, „17,,... I:lChdlemfipten. Non!. inirmn.be,rogith ItereenoliAll' Dee. woer.t...ii. Compton t hornier/Ma, theig sio L/I. .... f. ..e 1 4 311" ,gd, &midi gt. John. I tubs. Ilkilue's . ...2".4., 1I" Telh.m. Wiley. Telreut Wriat ur aierirkse T •••"` - - ,4 s e tower Tedm i t ia =l. _Comptes. Sewer Cimike. • 4 0. 4t elmeiti.. the u shs= 3.. Wake, Psalm banderilke, (MR, belle, alldbierk_,_ daily. Tow /Whop. hest T' r 7 Walden,. West Tither,. .0111 t tyt.ben, II tatml... Llate!.. Newtown &Mee. tioeSead b. Donticel St. %I,r. Charlton. Doegeratall. Ilas stmt. ~:of e TrAnyle. otherwise It nolle, Woo Kooks Mune. eiemi, likdiSS. Iterwlek M. L. onw.l. Romblon Pemba' sleaghli...therwl.e kat tier' others Ise Meer, Likotoriryc lie. others, lie CM jgoioloStesii. t. -- )lere Woodland •. Mere TOWS, Ittourten, *kr • iss Stairhead, m . -.4 them. el the wood/ el Wilts ; Sl:ltashory, Mau revise - .' 1 .. ... . Phafembein St NW. thafteeltery 11.4) Tidelly. Shako E:lnd James. ) 1 1/ e-ter. otherwise Allacaler. Momonibe, Retiree, ot rent.. iiose. .(bowl. P.a.o.e. Mlttor,Upttl.ttittllt, pp,,,, thpriehele, ill linehtm Tree. limn. klar.t. is. Witte. Mkt , Werke. Mans . vs. :Nesse Pre...(, other. too Stour Prey tot, prat ilmesr. .41ff...e Wass *VW, Walt .'l. -e'. otherwise West .1P404 Manor , . Marsh otherwise Mar4oraeo March. Taller, etherwhe Todterr. Vitelsvol Mi.:deka, Nyland. Knot.. Warm, other wise R&M. es Mama. !auk K c..... 0. otherwise Little !infidels Bum mer. We, ma Beethsof We don. of foal.: or one of (born. la the ~....4 , p.m ;Cs Ali ~bui, Tout Mem es %warn. otherwise ;er* ie. It wdea. itoford. koo ot k. herwbe Garter, Bonham. Panel . 1 , 1 .,,,,,,,, ye, 00 .,,e, other. b.. Marton Muer , oe. llemendee. ay;,......n.,1,11. Wiweasitri, eolith I hen... North t befit... sumo. Chaiton Illersibene. corms. Denham. Stoke T. Our. Harekford, Bor. , , it 1... r a usford, Tnoide Cumbe. Atlas Coelho. otherwise i ...t, p . „ ,....,,,,,f _04 4 . c sails, Cb..n..rth. Kent Colon Wen Colivr. ~.,,,,,,, re,i,... volume... Sandford. CA., Benet I utherwiee Hay ,,,,..g00f N. • esoklll. Mithonie Port. Minoru° Wick. Kingsbury pe e :., T r ot. It suds% Julia Yeovil. otherwise M o re, wh e y,. &h a Ilue•les Ilholford. Veovil Marth awl Toed Ihrofeth , or some of ~..„. I. the ~..,pay of eionnaroet; Beerh orket. Slime Intrlereve, t01...f00., Intl Cowen. leder etrie 111 ; her Goropten. !I other I: ono,- 1.. a. ...her... Lome Compton. Caseeton, ttloarhunte. Ahhot4c4l. 1.44141r0. Mosel sheet, Kober Cough. Worse. Nether Coombe, %, 1 ,,,,, th .,,, e 0., over ConslO, • Sher COollthe, WitAltsuy. R0t..01. Tliondord. Wyk. C Uwe. Malmak...thers ire Maybank, Brad t Amy... or 40.1.! 4 Otos. 11. the county .4 lorry.. Ai i it lc Intend...l by the 1514 hill to confer open lb.: Company. tn be 1t ,,,,,,,, 0 ,,,.„",..1,d, all in wary powers for electing the pupate t ehofine itost 1. to my.: T :. 4.. p 50. altar. or Illicit either lempormily Of l•Onittnelltlf, any terms(. or .41., r oh, Lithos... Motioths. streets. milieny., tram ..,. imp:, nion.Mela, streano rivers, berWl...-r. fewer.. endue, ways, 6 .4 ou„osa,onea within or adifiluing to the aformaki partake. town• aups t e ns •. Us harochial and other Maks. or any of them. whkif It g h . ii kery to dop up altm, et divert for the purpose. of say et tbie Mb nk..l nobs al -ramie, To nuke lateral derlation. from the Remo( the saki Intended Raft on .b. the Intent cad wi th in the Inuits &Ikea upon the Pam herds aft, unalloyed. To ittirrha.e hp compulsion and by agreement 'ands, house.. alid bra* o t. „ : „„,,, 1,, th.• pup.. .4 the intearte 1 work.. and to wary or ebb w•l.4. aid nen. or privilege. muntemil with such lambs tenement., herabloments T.. levy tolls, rate., and duties minis or In vesper. of the mid intended it im i,..„.. an. ~,,a., t.' slice misting mils rates and dutim. and to co mm. sari, .r exult:MA tunnel.. from the psyment of tolls, rums and duties T., ~.1, f. vary, or eathipthe other rights and i el, pe=es. T o ...od e the Colnloalattobe there's,' hicontiol. cad the London 1111.1notith ' ems tallwag Company► to ent‘r Into and at ry ILto effect any cositntet. agremaimis leg or with reference to the cueetruct*on. tantesetuce. mailing emir, melting. or one. be both or either er thaw Ottir,<llik., of Pe Ithßete stations errata places, and other works M kit. w either ef lime OWEgastag. oe auy of than. mid foe or wi th Tc f,,,,,,e L,, the nagamgladen, fitfu1...n.1.4 and mariaanunnt of the tr dlle, and the aolialosseportionment, Mal foonfolaistion of the tot:, arbotia: therm. ; M e hi Wag be dodfahle for that purimml 0 liner or vary the too. the Is.nrlon and iontio Western Railway Games, am arm empowered to tale. 1.• empowth the Co.t= ime t: be L. thereby ineorporatol, or any other Coooonnf If Want to Ulna the said Wankel R Memos to Tian . or r with eaelnes and Clan thempsetlema a the Rees of Railway, ' h.r almady opened en In enure of ebatimelleb el the London and Routh We 4ens labial Pagegmay Wei bees..tnisbary and the rat tkonligispeen end vrtn Mallen el lballOmnbmg llt Ami lb enand between gabber, d Umpenamil ; mil also lahlte wow" le mei the beeeng emll the Raterbe s =jhe egebbelybola belbeh a r u tli. and lie i TCP,...., ant s ja l t i relmja aa lroCing weer be lagib. View embeileheesearegeled the seemed Natbea re- Wwlivell ; we gig Maas V . 4 l7 esitim. u ow. wbilik mach lines awl Malone be wed br the to be taeorveated shall not as unmans& to empower the awed Trae, ran arbitrator to be appointed by Oat B ants to In onit illeklemtheellik lame s-.d pmdttions embalm,* st the Indium of dee Owspos MM beerporated by the mid 11111. To empower the Leaden sad 11*r m eders Radhray Company an llte oemofers the theelembebe gad Bee.the lbristol and Exeter Railway Comma s. the be Omen aged Yeoril Rail way. and the tlieet WARP Champaily ea the ...mess a th e stn., rimu....c. w . or ens or non: of such Conipani Swards be sedertakint, awl to spoil) to elapthd eif and to rabe new iimee-e.pital for that perpote, egabeingf My M•tributing Cue= a tu appoint di revues of the le bab= r eta w y the To empower tbe be by the raid Bill to lay down either the fragyeer paves ej . r .. V . {wage, or both of such pier. SA .hey dr ter megit To 'miseries the Commim te=gerkled to lay down one or more aaaitional reds us this dellabery 11oe of the 1.00- dos Rod South Wistim Minvw Use mrprwe of lb .Muntlin alon :the auk hoe of moray or :Ds ain adapted to e Rai* 14 , 42.1 p.i.Wc, as well a. ennow an candace. Warne! to the narrow Ml alttl otherke mot alteration., In Malian and idatiortn., eilin.:-. and Accommodation. un the odd Vas el Railway, or on any or either .4 them, ai may be neemary foe the witivhdent working of the •ainv (iron the broad In addition is the erareer guage; and al., to eitti•ttter the I 'ortnonity to he incorporated to lathe enehyunetions at ilasiug.toke. Imween the adaltkonal and other ralleen to he laid for the p.sate of own,. awl arrives upon the broad wirem and the nth of th, Reading and Itolnestoke Hue of the Orent Webers Railway Corn piny, at and near Ilkingtote. as may he ameasegy to permit the free mad convenient passim of Mak and et satbeirtmea upon thl broad nte,4.• from and to the add RN Ilaßebuly Use. to and In on the Ohl IIM4111,:. anal To 111 or make other perwlet ilag rleleernhe lain, the amount of rate. 10:1, charge. or other comitheafath tofu shall he paid by the Company to he Incorporate: for the USW them of the before.mentimmi line, stattio, and .....k. of the Loathe Mil Routh.Tionern Hallway Com pany. To make (Wolfed and eonthethor7 PlMdslon for the meetly and con. *PURR trauma...ion of Wane looks to, from, or over the Intended Radom.. t.T any part Illtrt.uS, Srtiiii, S t, Of toter the asthma of every Comisay with cab.., Raillnayf We intended Railways. or any of them. will crouinunliste or form a Junction. and to render It obligatory on all such Companies to transmit such trade. In the moat convenient !runner sal eltbout avoldible delay-and to provide for a compulsory arhltrin Lim In eve of 4.ffevenee as I'll.. terms or cuis.Utions upon which any such feellium are to be afforded. And It is Minsk& eo far es reay be necrosis". or d sinks for any of the ty f pirpese. of the mid JIM. to amend the provisions of the several Acolhovine. er sent of them. that is to *ay ; heal and hymnal Acts. 4 and 5 William IV. esp. 88; 1 Viet, cap. 71 : 2 and 3 Viet , en, 2i ; 4 cad 3 Chi . rays. land 3.; - and a Vki., atm I. o'3 and 8'; ; 8 and 9 Tin.. cam. *M, 111. 1..6. Ilk% Lad 199 ; e and 10 Viet.. cans. 131, 173, 17i. 175, 2)2. 370, ,cal 5.91 : le and 11 Viet.. caps. lid, 116, 145, 244, and HS; 11 and lb Viet., eye. 86, 87. 89. awl 125; 51 George 111- cap. 106: In ma 11 VOl., rap. 197; 8 and 9 Tier., cap 93; 10 end II Viet, ape. 68, toT. 67 and 6.1 . ;_ 11 and 12 Viet, Op 7 5 ; 9 and 1 8 Viet-. cab 129; 1.1 and II Viet. can. 243 . 11 and 12 Vim.. rap. 167; 12 and 13 Vkt , cam. 33 and 31: g end 9 Vhit., eats AS; 13 and 14 Viet., esp. 24; imd IM 1 cap. sad 2V, 27 ; s and 9 Vies., et.. 107: 9 sod 10 VIM. sal,, , 30;: p. ant ii Ind.. coot. 273 ; 14 and 151flet. cep.. ikl ; and Ike Loud.. leath Western Railway. Basingstoke and Sall-burp Act, lira, - heating to the Londou and South Westera Railway Cominny. ana 11 Wllliim IT.. eap. 311: 1 and 2 Viet, nip. 26; 3 Viet., esp. 47 : 4 and 5 Viet: cap. 41 ; 9 and 9 Viet. mt.. 1:5; 9 and It Vie,„ sal t 161 : • 11 awl 12 Viet.. caps. M. 77, and re.: 14 ami 15 Viet, esp. ^.: and 16 awl lb Viet. ealf. 9, renting to the nriltol and Exeter - Rallwey Com pany ; and 6 sad ri William IV. cap. 197; 6 Knew 1V... ceps 3:, M. 77 and 1...: r William IV. and 1 Viet. cam. 91 and 92 ; 1 Ind 2 Vit. sap... Mend Si; 2 iutd 3 Viet. rap. 27 ! 3 end 4 Vkst., cope. 47 and 105; 4 ands Vkl.. eap. 41; 5 Th :.• Smok'n 2 . eat. 23; 6 4 " 7 Tat • gap. lo ; 7 and 8 Viet- m.o. 3 nn•l 68; Bma 9 t kt- caps 40, 63. lat. 14/l, Ist VP, 1101, and 191; 9 awl: 1 Viet, enes. 14, lrsi, 1.1„236, 1n....40, 27.1. 313. 315. 31.5. 317. a1e. 3i1.. 3/13. and 402; 10 and 11 VIM, set-.. 1 1. •7.3.74, M e 101.10.119. 1.4. 424 and 242; 11 and lb Viet. gaps. 26, :•:.. 74... rd. 95, 111.133. 135,1 A and 169; LI and 14 Viet.. mps. 6, 7. M. i I. ana Illn; 14 and 13 Viet.. eno. 42.4), M. 63.74. and 81; Math 3 4 Viet, MP.. P. 125, 1.0. 140. 14. 1.7 ' and 1164 : awl " The..Orealt lemma Melba, Branehau .tat t. ,OSUMI to the Great ^6.6.11 Railway (Nongsny. An I notion I. hvreby forther :riven thu s on or before the 30th oto maim in.tent, dubilealc like. and 'sobs..of the Intclidenieg wayand ► bort. drowlmr the lines and level- thereof, together with a book of reference t., mob plans containing the same. of the owners and lessees oe r lotted owners awl koce• and wringer- of the landi asei hoolseo , required for the purposs thereof, • pelall-lied inan • with the lines uf the re. il Intend:4 Rail.... &line ited thereon, and a eqiy of lbo nrelee, s. puldished In the " London Gazette,' of I be depolteil foe ;sea e no miles with the Cork of the Peace 64 the ..•uatv of Wilt., et bin take, at Wilt.; with the Clerk of the 14 / 1 16. ; foe the emery of Pence-et. at IMoWee. at Weft: and with the I lark .4 the hoe, for the County of Horst al km Ogee. at Rh rhome ; cal that ou or kfore Ilse 1.1.111, 'lcy. a copy of .0 lamb of the s aid leans, 0'11...., and look of refers*" a. Matto to ouch lorloh sad extra par , r0...1 blare in or thr.fuh which any tort of the .43.1 Inkonal Railways MA work. will In Itildu .4.1,, I .' bet with a copy o' thl• tioCee, ae publi•hel in tlo" London Gamic:. will be .Liosited I I inhile inspee. the.. in the dye of cart each parish. with the Pert-h Chit therer4. at hi-fi-Mmes. and In the nee of each .neb eons parochial place. • ith the Parish Cleft of sonic earith Inonoludely aIEOIIIII4 (beret... at his roes kok . and tlest. on or before the 314 dip .4 Ittealltlef nett. !Tinted r ....... of the -ail Wavle 111111 eta be deposited at the rii.at . .: )till WI, •of the 1100.-a of l'.a o betel Mb 1111, d.,) of R'p.m.. oven.!...r. 1613. THE SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the last half cntoe7 saws rend brood quertion th at ItOWLANIee ACASAIII OIL reseree resselarly nowohlog power. in the Myth. reetoratioe,er useresissent of the Human Mat, an: when every other veers Ire lied. It parents it Wen ladin• off or turn. lew erey -reeithas week heir—ritense. It from ecurf and &ruff —and nukes it brettfally loft, curl,. an I glory. For ehi!Aree it is avec .ally reernateeded, r forming the hers of a beentifu! had of hair —Nee 4. ret. and 7..; Lunar butt*. (aqua. to four rrrug4. lOu. Ali; and drethe that Mae, 21e. Cantina —On the wrapper of ear battle are tir, wont, " Rowland.' Massear 014" is ma ;ten. ....nold Iry A. ROWLAND cod nt)Ne. 2,... llatios4adts, ild.advt; aild Warmish , sea "glenniAln• I(EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.—Cure of Mama or sever.% J-ane rteading.--Caideeta.s. near Stefan!, Glorreederelelot, Marti Zs, INS... Mr.—Heeler haw woublut with loam too ormirol Yeem. 1 rri'd and so relief from say medicine whitenin ) t: ic e env ladueell a'Au• tln 0 ago tot ryabna of your valuable mad band ruth r. hoot them that lam deter. ildiMilller the Meurer, to h. In' hO,lll hog ei Melo in the home, Mellerlii *tell in Neyipower to ree..mmen 1 them to my frAntle. If you eareller the store w ethenewl of any advantage you are quite at liberty to nuke trot limo rif it you pira.e.-1 as, sir, your wet ° wi r d wean% N. J. lama. —nos. iLea , lag, !eq. rtepar.d mid sold in boar* Ir.] 0., and ilas, bd., 4a. Rt , sad lop. 64. sorb. by THOMAS IikATING, ebenart, Or.. No. :9, et. Psurs.ebutehyarct, Landon. Sold retell by druegieta, ke. , la the whole N.B. To pewit spu r ilikitaiio4l4 please to observe that the wools Issatiag's Cough Lowers" are engraves on the governmeat Ramp death hos, without which as.. are bomber. Rock on hand Cash.. Lteliver7 laatircek Do. Iran lid Jane m w7 es • ilast week Do. trona Ist June Y. C. per cwt. Do. Uwe - ATTirld for the week asks; and delivery, 4,31 onapri*ed 2,023 casks Iron sad 24 other places; total 70,613 3,131 61,00 2,900 66,161 370. Odo 50,477 3,767 49,454 12,413 59,301 474.01. 33,928 2,087 34,828 2,110 85,241 56•,0.1. ending Dee. 6 last year, 4,706 31 casks. The arrival last week n St. Petersburg, 333 Australian, 1, 2,410 via,. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. These is a consideraWo falling off in the supply of beasts, and consequently on the average higher prices are ob tained. In a few instances 4.. Bd. has been reached, but too seldom to quote. There are also fewer sheep. Trade is, nevertheless, dull. Late prices are, however, fully maintained, and in same cases rather exceeded. Calves meet with a steady sale at fully Friday's quotations. From Guernsey and Holland there are 1,017 beasts, 3,000 sheep, and 222 calves. Spain, 130 sheep. Scotland, 60 beasts, and 2,840 from the Northern sad Midland Counties. ref aamis or sits. o. ti d. 1 Per 44tone ut dB" a. d. Bad gems. Ilsrafora... 4 4 4 6 Bird 10. a alb Net ntiert-heens ....... 3 4 4 ; Was Laag.woala &woad beams.. 3U 3 d Da. 04 . . St—rsi (Aims pMa .......... Be.. nos i Ilalsbrods 4lu 5 U Lamb* ... 11ea-t. at 'maim, 4.513 . -lute bud latah'. 2 5.35 0 ; =gum2N ; NON :40. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market is in a healthy state, although not quite so much doing. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. itolrwin, 245.; West Hartley, 215.; Walls End Hellos', 2.85.; Walls End South Hartlepool, 29s.—Ships at um kat, 21. THE WINE DUTIES.—Mr. Oliveira, NI.P., accom panied by a considerable number of influential friends, proceeded to Park on Saturday, where it is understood they will confer with persons pcksessing the boat informa tion upon the questions involved in this inquiry in the French capital, and afterwards go to Bordeaux with a 'hailer object. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28, 1853. SHARE LISTS. •-•.. SIM:HEAT EVENING. Railway stocks opened with increased firmness, and were generally dealt in during official hours at improved rates. In the afternoon weakness was apparent, in sympathy with the fall in Consols; but the closing quotations were in few instances below those of yesterday. The buying for some dais past seems to have b.en chiefly speculative, which ren ders the market the more sensitive. fulUUtiri A imtworp sad Isaeresui Bedews ti Ousinems Sessile Slams Amami Maim' Ofima De. listenfiun Onat Indies rt•ISUMIS ifiraed Jusetive of Franc. o.Trank Omit MAVAltia. 2 les 26 16 die 16 11 11 1 1 i It II Me 33 4& Pa i I) 3 1 3a 01 es 11 If 1 _ 'lrmo prisii. gime kileitt,;i aiiriZi7Zpo. Imooadir.toAS p. PM De. (Itailwa.' Do. do Postern:GP Do. uonataell ... ... actoo oad rte► 111 114 7 71 2 2 I 2 2 4112 par Karim Aneenda... Keay Llett(wlth la.) Martians of frame. De. DM per et. Rends (he P. le Amos , . shp.) Dateregime Trunk Prefer. Para sad Lyme Parts sad Demme. nee earl Sculls . Par!. and .troot,-Tr i II Ps 1 AV 91 toe '4l Ti zd lei 164 pm P4lACae.,amdCherbourl i <babes &nd Hielimed Roams:lA Myr. Royal Lleallh Sii 3i ad a, 11 4 pa 14 " tr y par 1 ma 1 I 41 I dis I Rojo! bwedi4 Mahn sa.l M. Do. et pr Oast. Profit. Muth Zort!r of Frame d ! -~ ups rot Flaaterm DO pet cent.l'ret ..f . Watiernnt switserlawl.. 3 i 33i - 4 pus 3 pea 1f if 4 dig par x in 76 Sj pia le 1 di. Elf ili dlos PELICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Estabinkbed in 1797. 70, Lombard-street, City, and 37, Caariwerans, Wattoninster. .—.—. Robert Gurney Parelay. Esq.. Kirkman D. Hodentea, Esq. trtiham Cotton, En., F.R.S. 1 homes thadpon. Pp. William 1./.010, Em. fl oozy Lancelot Hetland, laq. Itkhatd Pt.ihr, IN. J. Petty Muspeatt. foq. lac. A. Gordo* NI.D., F.R.S. C. Ha= Turner In., ERA. Henry GLIM, V. 16. 1, . Matthew Whiting, Esq. N.R. No elute for 1 olicy Stamp. The pre.ent septennial period, twice to the next Division al Pont... will terminate on the 2nd of July, 1654. All policies now elected (and afterwards continued in form foe am year.) on the par. ticipating reale of premium will =h ire in the Surplu.. lour Prorpectioes and Porno, • I Provost apply et the Offices as shore, or to any of the C.ocopeny'a masts. !LOMAT TUCKER. secretary. B ANK of DEPOSIT, 7, St. Mortis's-place, Trafalgar-square, London. Parties desirous nil NVEnTIN lIONLY are moister' to swain* td Ilan of this Institution, by ninth a bjh rats of Interest may be obtained with perfect sseurity. Interest psyabie in January and July. PETER MOIIRISOV. Managing Director. Prespeetames free on application. TO the LOVERS of FISI L-25 real YARMOUTH .11. BLOATERS delivered in LOll.lOll kr 2... and ISO Beat to any part of the blianden oa the reevipt of a paeLedk• order made pay. able, 7117, Straad, to WM. DLEKS, 7, now-auvet. Coyest-garden. whet km a duvet supply from Yarmouth dilly. Ali orders Immadi. at attended to. Tb. trade @applied. SUYEICB EXQUISITE SAUCES expressly seie .00rd to Nat Use pol.to of either Loam of Oealaws. MAI IRV MIMI for owe 'aroma sad 801t611111 ASOMATIC 111:STA1114 albs bad of WI Rae4s sad balsa worobstrosaa. sad wboloado of MOM sod I uartCZtondos. perfoyero by oppolaimaf to bey Ifojtoty. II I, atobooq, LAVE OUINEAB.—Mr. WM. H. HALBE, the r Vodka! Oaltanfd, ct 21, liroostrtelg-muare, Lemke. talbrow Idotrtoodlo that Ms Mr °LINEA APPAKATUOGIS me now reedy. —hood two osolsoo mature t 4 hi. Passable on Medical Galvanise, DM. MAMMAS ON ASTHMA AND DIbEASE OP THE [Mar. One Tel , S,o, greatly trolled, Iteeend Llama, Int id., l STHMA ; its VARIETIES sod COMPLICA k TIONS; with Prankni Remake on Unix Spends Treatment lawtrated by area and pious e ,lound fres nature. To whit& la anemed a eneateet Treatise n " the Principal Diem= of the Heart. By V. H. LINADeIt. M.D., t'ellow of the iDdlrge et Th= u k okh ar Benin Thunder' to the Royal Infirmary tee del and can Mira of the (Art. to. . 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THE DAILY NEW S : Lain Wrenn( Paper, price 3d. as a Paddled Oros. de DAILY NEWS le at the bead of the Li am' Prim et Great Malta* advocating free ovonnerce in Its broadevt vense, and di mad mil practical Morse, whether political, modal, . . 4 milseimilleml. hi the nedl value of its General News.—ln the acenrseyef ite Law --la the ample, truthful, and impartial character of its gortlgn and is the varied oterouttile and commercial in. the City, Railway, and Mom:Lary Articles,— Ihinreweit r unismooned. It eentalas a msesMrlbd lief of Shipping than any ether paper— • enenvively garb report of shipping in the Indian area by every cometamd mail--aM the only daily Mining Report, with list of prim., pilllebed anywhere. It addressee heel, In hinitliu, a. being the only paper besides the lbw" which ezeindsa, and hue Mintys excludes, from its columns dlallord we abatis mar. Its am Is pall@ favour iA abown by the lest return of stamps for the peso 3/90 to toe leading tendon Newspapers, by which it will be seen that this paper (the youngest by snore than .Lsty years) had In Ow years beaten its three picket miton Retablished. Stamp coom bawd. Komori Cmtconets MORNING Peer 1712 129,090 NO6SIOO Hums DAILY NEWS lB 1.152. 1.152.10 MP The continued maintenance of ttils pool Insoles the mewing minion recently swaged by a 1 The • Daily News ' theme/ " TC %TN dm London morning papers.. From des Int it Inehldeltgrennimedalligit liberal tome—ma Pre enting comehluMly that sewewrendwo whisk Is dearly the P ublic opinion of firatti saisarady, gbh tb 1 1 94 114111 111 6 • 4 slondstion of Ms deft purely wlllt Ms Moginit amber it sgmehMeseMll—Mela r Ift 'Owe '—obteinsi me l u p 104 peep is Ohba moo Om siessigsais with its MIMI& Mal 1M 1•11161110 falittadbe Itsinnis Is tie idaiplua ; at Se Cleft Irkle~bowees. flumirset. talloo. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARL LANE.—THIS DAY. The supply of English wheat to day was rather better than last week, and the continued dullness in the trade rendered it difficult to make sales 'inept at reouced rates, which factors however would not accede to. Foreign was in limited request, and necessitous boyars had to pay former terms. „.—. Flour remains unaltered. Barley, with the exception of feeding qualities, was scarcely saleable even at Is. so 2s. reduction. Malt underwent a similar change in value. Beans and Peas met with less attention, and could be purchased on rather easier terms. Irish oats in liberal supply and must be quoted Gd. cheaper; has old corn, however, being scarce, was in im proved request, and Gd. to Is. per qr. dearer. Nothing doing in any kind of floating cargoes. AKSIVALII 11410 1.07. DUN Fholl NO{. 21st to NOV. Nth. Qrs. Leellsb. motels. Irish. Vereme. I 2261 IS 34512 Barley 3914 I 4 6 I 1495 7417 42 1273 31213 13743 Malt ..... 49 !I 50 30 •••••• Near, 3,234 seeks sad 11,133 barrels. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The public sales declared for to-morrow are not large, via. :-Bugar : 360 bhds. West India, 300 bags Mauritius, 6,700 bags Bengal, and 2,000 bags Madras. Colf.c :60 easks Ceylon, and 100 bales Mocha. Cochineal : 30 0 bags. Comas.-There is a good demand fur native Ceylon, but no business of importance yet done; the article appears firm, at 471. to 47a. 61. TZA.-The demand appears to have ceased to-day as buyers appear to have decided to await the arrival of letters by the mail expected to arrive to-morrow morning, Tues day. We quote good common Coogou, merchant's terms, Is. 3d., but it must be considers' partly nominal. 0 t LB.-Seal, pale, 381. to ;38/..105.; straw, 341. to 361. Os. ; brown, 331. to 341. ; Sperm, 861. to 871. 10*. ; Head matter, 881. to 881. 10s. ; Cod, 36/. 10s. to 361.; South Sea, 401. to 421.; Olive Gallipoli, 6.51. 10s. to Val.; Spanish and Sicily, 611. 10s. to 62/. 10s. ; Cocoa Nut, 451. to 48/. 10s.; Palm, 40/. les. to 411. 10s. ; Linsaed, 291. to 291. 101.; 'We tted, 401. 100. to 431. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallow market is firm with an improved tendency : Town tallow is quoted 5.55. Gd. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, stis. ; Oct. to Dec., Ws. 6d. ; January to March, ,564. Gd. OF TALLOW. 11131. 1811 - J I i THIS DAY.—Tw•o o'CLocw. The railway market to-day is dull, but prices are not worse than on Saturday afternoon. Caledonians, Great Northern., and Doren, are rather better. London and North-Western is quoted 1021 to 103; ; Great Western, 831 to t ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 661 to 671 ; Great Northern., 214 to ; Dover., 181 to . 1. ; and Caledonians, 281 to 1. French shares are rather better. Strasbourg. are quoted 321 to 33; Northern., 341 to 1; and Pans and Lyons, 16 to 1. Luxembourg. shares are quoted 111 to 111; and Sambre and Meuse, 9; to 1. ORDINARY AND ErrecirA. IMF sm.& to I p.a. ii&ILIr•TM. D 56 11 9 6 10 56 IS 10 Ws 17 19 9 •1 dl6 : 5 99 fa 175 lie 176 14 16 45 46 It al 5 4 4 1, 53 31 33 63 67 61 63 11 34 33; 37j GO 62 121 131 103 101 113 j 34 SO . Ofl. 97 + 67 j n pa 6I ij dim Ist 14j 21 Si 1 2 pos 97 l9_ _ _ i dia toe i i PDI 76 76 ii ii us it • ~ SI 34 - _W 636 64 35 1 1 66 36 i ail Par 41 46 614 II Pf 6 I 62 54 31 34 418 31 as $ 10 11 71 6 3 3 33;1 31 31 ilk S 89 par 2pa 331 See 89 91 33 ST 43 II as 80 • 11 14 IS 7 $ II la Si 31 41a 18 18 • 153 34 U 4 2 dis 27 30 _ _ - 11 lii U 3 7 II 9 Ctost, g Bastnese pries Pe. Mures ' Mmes. PIM. Batanlay. t o -day. --- --- --.--- 100,000 1 Arm Fria all 4 Ipm 8,060 1 tAaglo AustrelLan Gold all 6 die rar 100,000 10.. *Anglo Calitoroau 10,003 10 •Austressisn :OA s.O 10 tAitstralisn 10,000 1 Australian Cordillera 180,100 1 Amtrak's PreMorld 10.000 I Ave Marla , lI I dim 6,000 60 Blaenarvon Iron k Coal all 11 13 900.000 I Braise Ausuallea Gold all 1 4 die WOW 30 illritishlroa 13.0 9 .0 9 10,000 35 this I inp.Osa. atsl.pal 141 S a t 66 1,000 30 De. Onus and Cuisba alt 1 6 11,4“, 'au Do. Bt. John Del ltey 16 38 310,000 1 Carson's Creek 1 6 die par 10.000 1 sCla.Cone.tdin.Co.,Jasn' a Is4oo 40 001i10 *lcon ...._...... all 44 46 140.000 11 4Colonial Gold I f ,pm ... Copiapo II 414 Ile 320,000 It. 40opper Miners of rag. all 60 70 8,000 13 illo. Pref. 7. per met. all 6 7pm 70.0.0 8 fEaskAustraliesOoppi all 14 3 100,000 11 O " 6 " u gg et T . 12 MI i IPm Do. Registered 20,000 SO 4Gesersl - /2,000 Grand Dusky of Bade: all I die par 11.661 Great Polgootb. all 14 3 die 100,00 e Lake Batuurst all a die 80,00. Liberty 10,00 r tLisaree 50,000 LondonkOalllore. 0:14 Quar Crualting eo.. all I 100,60 n Satariq ts uita 101000 1 nezicanallt.Anierkan 9 7 8 114,414 New Granada 60,000 New Linares 31.1 s 31.00. s 1 100,000 Nessus Moeda ..... „. all a I Pen tr. ,000 Poet 11111 p 611,000 Quartz Back all 1 1 17m 1 4 10,000 5 +Rhyming Iran I,roo 30 Santiago do Cuba ll4 5 f 60,04. , I denth Australian al —die 6.000 10 fin Croft 43,174 34.6.410 llaited Maxima al! $4 31 70,011 1 Waller 100,000 I West Granada all 4 dl. ; 4 100,000 1 Wert Marives all di. 1014 , 40 1 Yobs 4 Transferable by stamped deed. JOINT BTOOI Owelas &MIMS dons Z.OOl B. Doom Pd. Saturd prices ay. to-dor. 40 Arloloola 40 lkil Clol.Zoisi tan Co in - - MOOD 60 11211616 If Almaina - - 40,000 15 01.11ared beak al Ask 60000 21 a .,..,01,11a. Am ami China ..... 20600,140 2.2000100 Osmnseilia ..... $3 - 26.0041 20 Ilia- tea, Oilaii. i 0 14 0 as 26,u00 1 10 Am. COPIS.%/2 Amt 16 2 1 pro 10,000 50 'London and - - COMO 0 ILairks Mat ._ lO - - WAND* Loudon sad Weamlastar 2./ - - le.ooo I 100 Ssalooal Pror. ce &Wand 36 - - 10.000' 20 Do. Now .. .. - - 10,400'' 50 I Natlossaf iiiiiiiii - - 20.1 W 20 New South Woks all - - 33.073 25 :010maPal am* cor t iiiiii, a ll 40 40 2.40(2. 100 'Pr•dadal sf belted 26 - - 4.001 10 'Do. New . . all - - 10,00 u 5 Royal Aniiiitiii, liiiiiiiii sad salcdd hop. Co. 800 16 'Soo* Australia - 51).000 26 'Dales of Australls 2.0".1 0 1 - :Do. New.,.. - ........ (1).W./ 50 , Doles of Lon don lO - - 16.000, 40 1 Union of Madrid ...... - No. 1 1 lb. MISCNILLIIIOOII. •-. 32,000 5 Audit Coal sad Iron "MO 25 1 Ausuallan Agrkultural 12,50 P Si Australasian Pacific Mail 60,000 10 Australian Roy - al Mall . 36,00 N lth Inaba Witerworke I 6011kitish Asaerken [and. 10.u001 60 link& CuL Sen.altalono 10.000, 100 Canada 100.000 , O'Crptal Palace u 60,000 61 Do. New 130, 4 1 Crystal Palace of France 60Mo 20 khotorn Strain ..,... 12.0u0 251V,Joettic Telegraph •• • • (Ai 12.000 25 26.600 15, , 3eneral Stearn Navigation. .. lopeneral 8. S. Shipping Co.. 6,0 4 20 Irish Beetroot Sugar ...... 19,000 5 : Magdalena St. Naviguton.. 10,00 v 1 Nation a PatentStesuiFuei 50.000 10 Netherlands Lang . 15.00 v 2 Y.B. Naha Coal an'S leitii. Siesta Navigation C 0... 123,T1S 1 North British Australian 65,000 1 Do. New - ....,........ 25" 20151orth of Rumps Ste= .. 1240 W 6 , 1Pe0l River Lod k Mineral 20.030 60Perdnaular lk 06=121 Stm. lo.dool SO Do. 50,%01 2 Patna Iron Oeininlig .. 14,010 10oilloyal Mail Stearn -.. 10000 I Scottish Austr. Investment 12.700 25 1 douth Australian Lend.... 15o,tis, I Submarine T 10.0001 Bei van Plum=44:::: 3idls per I lAi AWFUL MURDER IN BROOME COUNTY.— The Binghamton Republican reports that a man named Crane was shot in the town of Vestal, Broome County, by his son.in-law. Crane was addicted to intemperance, and had been baught off" by his wife to quit his home fur ever . In the meantime the house was occupied by his wife's daughter and her husband. Late on a Saturday night he approached the house and demanded admission. This was refused ; but he soon returned again, in a state of intoxica tion it is said, attempted to enter the house, and was again repulsed. He pertinaciously persisted in his design; then the wife took, primed and charged a pistol, and told the young man to do his duty. In another moment Crane was numbered among the ead. The ball passed through his head, enterirg the forehead, and lodging behind the ear. BEQUESTS FOR PUBLIC USES.—The late Mr. W. Parsons, of Milton-nest-Gravesend, Kent, who died in December, 1552, bequeathed to the following public institu tions these handsome legacies :—To the British and Foreign Bible Society, 6001.; to the Religious Tract Society, .500/. ; to the London Missionary Society, 5001. ; to the Surrey Chapel Benevolent Society, 1001. ; to the Southwark Sun day School Society, 1001. ; to the Mase-pond Sunday School, 1001.; to the Infant School of Zion Chapel, Gravesend, 501. The above legacies are by the will directed to be paid free of legacy duty, and are now in course of payment by the executors. _ . _ MURDER OF A PRIEST IN SPAIN.—The police of Naralormosa in the province of Toledo, in Spain, fount six nights ago, the dead body of a man wearing the eccle siasticul garb lying in the street. They took it up and I round eleven large wounds on the head and face, and numerous contusions on the back and breast; but strange to say there was no blood either on the body or the pave ment. Deceased was conveyed to the hospital, and there he was recognised as a priest named Camino, chaplain of the Church of Santa Maria del Amparo of Menasalvas, a large village at some little distance from the town. From the researches made the murderers were discovered to be a peasant, his wife, and his brother-in-law. They were at once arrested, and they cvnfessed that they Were guilty. They said that they had been anxious to murder M. Camino without shedding his blood, and for that purpose had struck him on 'he breast and back with hammers, but that, finding that this did not cause death, they bad cut and' hacked him with razors ; that they had then taken the' body into the garden, and premed out all the blood they could in a hole ; that they had afterwards washed the blood from Lis person and clothes, and had finally conveyed the body in the night on an ass to Navahermon, where they left it. Questioned as to the reason of the crime, they said they had been anxious to avoid payment of 20 bushels of wheat which they owed him as the year's rent of some land belonging to him. Drlces BaturdAY. U 46 Fs TO 2 21 li 3 17 19 12 14 W 4 1 s eil - il ripll T 1 vm- &Woelat (lone to-day. . I AMMO, 16111Ziate sall Lot eins.Wco. teaorVrtn s.lriga,l-'"hat'hia• lei 00 erielat et.d Isstm all toe Odsksiu Obiolor owl Holyhead 41. Cott and to,o!us 4; Dublin oLI DelListJoa.)... sli U9Ries, rrrtG,t d Aar. dies al, Lai Ditto (t 1 4 E and I.IO4IICWIT I 11;11 . 0%, V.* a...! Da. (lit• B. U. 841.) . I esas ; "Mtlinbugh Lad OlaigOW If Edinburgh and reek:so... AO ;Edinburgh, l'or!Nputhme 100 ,o!anigow - aluatbfiVestee9 100 Oita: NottliAns 100 Dc. A, eutin 100 Do. B. eWrk 101 0°... , 1011115. anti 01001. ( . 199.). 100 !Great Western 11 Diet' South Faders ... ILaneaaor and Quads .. 111 Do. Saird. . 100 Leasallgre sodT0;101kli. 171 Dm PM' 111 De. Vie,t itiainpglasks all ilaide Nortlo,ro Lorin sad Blaikwal . 7 Loaallbary.& Ikalbeal 109 'Loa. Brishua,k B. Opia 100 Loam k lkon‘Waii.r Ds. fur Mosey 12 Da 1 7 1fula De. 812 2.(e) 22 Do. ISO Larks a tatah.Waßana 24 De.. sio in Lemoionlat LnnlrkUle 1M kmak,abot.ALlseolash. Do. limos WWI. VIIIOii • We.t. (Ire) Ditto ilia ttar 1100 Newsarts: Lttemlce .. Newly and_ NowryWarrospolntikler. IN Norfolk U Do. Nee . . 34 Northers gamily on&W LOS North IWO* Id North Dor No. I. .„ all De. Deferrtd • Ds. 4 It Oarroateed all North London 1/4 North 11 all `North Weatern 10 'North Wont& Weet.Juno 100 'Orford, Wore., & &Wow 1100 Jowls& Costral 100 'gotta& Mallard . 103 i direavo. & how 100 Do. L.&N.W.dar. 9 itflueirobary awl Hereford ail arraorahrry No l New Min.) ... N Dowastri . Nespohlre Valor . N Nab Devon ... IN Sloth Omen . 60 &Mk wow 11 NEN INISLIONoerDu all ' NNW& & Darlington TlNMeloooDuertgall. AI Weisebrd sod Ighasay. I A WaNderd mai Llasstalt..l ie ! i. West .. 1 le Winkled= mad Oman , I W.E•detlaulartrlP. OIL TtakAsesruhalbarinsll ill 2e , Do. 62.11alerims 26 I ILL De.o.ll.l4Piesbre lOC, Tort sad Keith MAIM 93 C 6 Sj S ilia 49 6 1 0 6 .• 4 LINES LISAIII2D AT 6 [OO ,Booldagttoot.hiro am, i M LoadoohN.Westorn • Mr lytoodido, Josetson Dowd toCabolot.lao) 1 100 ,IfoatLtoooladt.goar.6p.Ct (Wood to Ot. Nortkort” I 13 Gioseabir t Doss /.racy OundloOtestWooloro W 1151050451 Doak* sitilw. ((Wad to U. N. & Dor.) 1/0 atslllslslyo.Torklsll3lld 25 Owl alma (Cu) 125 Do. 2 dtatos (ditt , z) 121 Ltado• and Groonwie2 (Iwed to South Motors 2 Ditto Prtrvvittco (ditto) ISO Lowestoft Guar. IperCoitt • amid to Norfolk) I 155, Dltta ditto C pet Ceti all litoitok.,ltulton,kMatlook Deaood to 1...u.N.W.1itdd.) all 211411“40 and Owed to Atookt.k all Illd,aad Brodtord (MAI) 03 101 00 Northornillaitorse (Wood to Faat.Ooaatios all Do. S per cent. (do.) CO 23 Prooton&Wym (les. Lor 8111.Woot.ALano.12Tork' 12 Ditto l OWN 156 I Zoystoo or.dEPtaito to Greet Northern 105 Do. ettevroth 4 toeli . 101 103 14$ 146 30 if MI 110 44 IS no no no 14i iS al .1 ;42 145 112 :43 (Wand' to Kr. 14Ccesni 3 1i dli IWoor Vol'ao. 6 p. Myra , (Wood to btoeittottataz 1 Ditto Ditto Uitto 100 $ll Witt* al tionciersil (:rota 1 to Groat Wootornt. 96 100 100 Aberdeen —......... 100 Ohara:wen :Co. 2 I par Ct. I 100 Bristol & Pieter 4 para. 100 Caledonian 810 ..._ . IS 'Chatter and 11 , : 7 head ... all . Cork and Candmi .. . all Dundee, Perth, aad A br . dun Joann."' .—, 34 IsstdrrilianilaOsAlp.Ct.' $ Ds. do. (44)7 per Ct. I I Do. do. (N. 174.1 7 par Ct.' 61 Ea5t.041.61t*.,1 p e.,Nel el Ditto di No. a 10 !Do. New .1 t erCent. Stook 30 1644.17410c..g0rtp64.6p.Ct . 106 East Lancashire an EaatltwestYorkJas.Sthe 0 I idni..l.erth,Duc.ko3t; e 1•0 Groat Northers! pettiest' 100 Du. 3 prr cent. Scrip, Be &enable at I. p.et. pm 10 Do. 41 percent. scrip ' 64 OiStli&Weetrkl /Wath, 4 fatVee.Bks ikltant.ea Svc', ISO lhaeon.N-leem. 14 p.et. 100 Ditto Irredeemable 4per et • 6 lanc.ark ire a Tryte. P LW' 110 . IJ:tto 1; er cent Ntack ; 100 Len—A. Isnot+. Pref.! pent; IC2 Ditto New Guar. 6 t - Ct., 11 .Loo.SiStottestain.thirct.l 1 all Londonderry liCl.er. iet ' 1 all Londouderrraannieciot N :Illan.frlm 41.141.1ue. en.% o*, le I Do. New 1110 ... . I I Do. .46 ... ... ~. I' eD 'Maryp.kar.l,lo. 46 p Ct. AIN 111111ar.dC0n..P.r..5.L..;..t:' 1 4 I Ditto l'rzfezeste ..... . 100 Norfolk fatale:cm .. • too De. 3 per et. Etta. Ma . 100 , Do.WareneyVallty a :i v. I . 10) Nora British ... ... all North Staikrdaltre . , 100 Othrd, Wareorter, a. i , Wolter., 111.6 per lint 101 106 all ' Dd.() ditto ditto. 1 Ipm . 6 !iarewe.altßara.tfewGdnr. 94 104 ( 10 ethrewaStChertrWtor.W. 1 ' lltn.l 11 per Orr. 14 ' IX. 3 par Otat ... ' 11 :loath Deems ... ... Co IS IS , 14' Ditto Fixed 41 per Coat par 4 pm I all 'South lartcre f landing Ann.)97 11.0.6 .74 246 . i 100! Do. 41 per cent. all 'ith.Torkehireiperet.Onar 19 20 ' I Waliriatdaliascrytp.tt die 100 Teak. Illeveutleok brow oC3fortk of Ing.pnroh O4 19 5 01155 Ditto , 15 forkAlLlLLll.l44.rare. 4 die par NI 101 4i 11 A I 1 I • I 4i II Si ISt dl 109 111 Fj pm s_. - 6i /' 99 101 99 too i die par 191 111 2 3 pm 19 14 CI 11, 91 10 WT Dm 139 141 23 25 lan... 21 $ St.' ea et St. IS i - 1 — I io i is I 61 81 I in Ha a 41 4$ MONEY MARKET. SATURDAY EVENING. This has been a diy of some excitement in the Stock Exchange. The favourable Bank return, and the absence of any fresh political news of an adverse nature, led to further speculative buying at the open ing of the market, and the fonds maintained a further advance of j per cent.—Consols touching 2 p.m. About this hour, however (which on Saturday is the official closing hour) the funds fell suddenly per cent. on extensive sales by some influential par ties, and finally closed per cent. lower than yester day, and 4 per cent. below the prices of the morning. It was reported that a very heavy sale was effected on acoount of the Bank of England, and it was also no ticed that the sales were chiefly for money,and by influ ential parties, who are usually peculiarly well in formed. A great variety of unfavourable rumours were at the same time circulated, the most important of which were to the effect that the Russians had crossed the Danube, that parliament is to be imme diately summoned, and that a Russian loan is in course of negotiation in this market. It is scarcely necessary to remark that all these rumours must be received with extreme caution, as reports of this nature are invariably engendered on any violent movement of the market. The report of the crossing of the Danube by the Russians did not obtain credit in quarters usually well informed. As we have before pointed out, the market has one great element of strength removed in the very general closing of accounts by the late numerous speculators for the fall, who have hitherto invariably come in as buyers on any decline. At present it is evident that this outstanding speculation for lower prices is greatly diminished. Only a few weeks back Consols were driven down, mainly by specula tive sales, to 90; ; the public, however, investing largely on the fall, and stock being rendered very scarce, the purchases of these speculators to cover their accounts have exercised a marked effect, and have carried the price up very steadily to 96. At this range, in accordance with certain and easily ex plained laws, real stock has come more freely to market ; and now, the outstanding speculation being I placed more en an equilibrium, the market will pro bably be more sensitive to any adverse influence. On the whole there was considerable excitement in the market in the afternoon, and the tone at the close was unsettled. As regards the rumour of a Russian loan for 5,000,0001. sterling, a variety of statements were in circulation, many parties of standing attaching im plicit credence to the report. So far, however, as the London market is concerned, as the result of inqui ries in the best informed quarters, we believe there is no foundation for the statement. That the pecuniary resources of Russia are inadequate to the present enormous calls upon them, and that the Czar is greatly in want of money to meet his vast war ex penditure, is fully believed, and is in a measure indicated by the withdrawal from the Bank of Eng land of the large sums hitherto standing in that institution to credit of the Russian government. On this subject we entered into some particulars in ourim pression of this morning, the whole of which we are enabled to confirm.• Since the failure of the former agent of the Russian government in London, the funds of the Emperor have lain in the Bank of Rag land, subject to numerous periodical deductions to meet the financial and other official expenditure of the Czar in the various states of western Europe. During the week now closing about 550,000/. to 600,000/. worth of gold has been withdrawn from the Beak on Russian government account, and sent abroad ; and the balance, which will raise the aggre gate sum to about 500,000/. sterling, will be des patched forthwith. It is somewhat remarkable that this gold, instead of going to St. Petersburg by the ordinary route tits Hamburg, is sent to Rotterdam, These shipments seem to have encouraged the idea of a loan being about to be raised in the London market; but our explanation will show that the operation in question merely comprises the with drawal of Russian funds previously lying here. Ia the existing indisposition of English houses of emi nence to arrange a loan for Russia at the present juncture, it is yet possible that some such financial arrangement might be carried out through Messrs. Hope of Amsterdam, in conjunction with the great Russian court bankers, Messrs. Stieglitz and Co., of St. Petersburg, with the hope of drawing a portion of the subscriptions from the London market. Consols opened firmly at 931 to 96, both for money and the 6th December, which was ale, the quotation current at the official close. Immediately afterwards there was a sudden fall to 93 to 1, and at 3 o'clock the price stood at 951 to Z. The latest quotation was worse, there being sellers at 9.3. The official business report includes :—Three per 4 Cent. Consols, for money, 96, 951; ditto, for account, 6th Dee., 954, 96, 951. Three per Cent. Reduced, 941. Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 961, South Sea New Annuities, 1001. Bank Stock, 218. Exchequer Bills remain quoted ss. to Bs. pm., and India Bonds ls. to 4s. prem. The foreign stock market was very devoid of busi ness. Mexican was a shade better at one time, but did not maintain the improvement. Buenos Ayrean Bonds remain very firm. In Russian no business is recorded, and the price doss not seem to have been affected by the rumours of a loan for that state. At 3 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 25 to ex div. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 71 to 73 ; ditto Three per Cent., 49 to 51; Granada De ferred, 7; to 8i; ditto, Active, 19 to 21. Sardi nian, 91 to 93. Spanish Deferred, 22 to 1 ; the Cer tificates, 51 to 51 per cent. Russian Five per Cents., 111 to 113; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97 to 99. Sales are marked as follows :—Belgian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 954 ex div. (exchange, 25f.) Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 1832, 961. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 66. Chilian Six per Cents., 102. Dani-h Three per Cents., 1825, 821. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 951. Granada Deferred Bones, 8, 84. Mexican Three per Cents., 25, 254 ex div. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 714. Sardinian Five per Cent., 921. Our record of the movement of the precious metals this week embraces some very considerable sums, and is invested with considerable interest at the pre sent juncture. The imports have not been large, as, although specie continues to Row freely to this coun try from the United States, there aro still no large supplies of Australian gold. Our list of arrivals in cludes the following sums, viz.: -471,097 dols. in gold and 24,000 dols. is silver (besides 198,241 dols. for Havre), by the Humboldt, 104,000 dols. by the Niagara, and 401,358 dols. by the Arctic, all from New York; 130,000 doffs. by the City of Manchester, from Philadelphia; 6,:;20 ounces of gold by the Surge, and 2,335 ounces by the Childe Harold, both from Sydney ; 10,10 S ounces of gold by the Port Wallace, from Geelong; 2001. in specie by the City of London, from Gibral tar; and 44 casks of saver coin, valued at about 50,0001., by the Scandinavian, arrived at Hull from Gothenburg. The total value of these imports may be stated at about 35,0001. sterling, of which about 226,0001. was from the United States, and 75,1100/. from Australia. The Rattler has also brought in one box of bullion from Oporto; the Diana 9 boxes of silver coin, from Amsterdam ; and the Jupiter 13 kegs of bullion, probably silver, from Gothenburg. The value of these arrivals is not stated : they in dicate, however, that silver is still being collected in various parts of the continent, and sent to this country to meet the demand for silver for India and China. Whether the demand for the cast will con tinue remains to be seen. On the other hand, the exports of the precious metals have been extraordinarily heavy. The Cus tom-house statement of the shipments of the precious metals direct from London during the week end ing Thursday last, includes no less than 116,909 ounces and 3,9001. in gold, and 61,226 ounces of sil ver, representing an aggregate value of about 473,0001. sterling. The account in detail is as fol- [TR REEPEN CE lows :—Gold coin: to Hamburg, 18,431 ounces and 3,8001.; to Belgium, 9,800 or.; to Rotterdam. 84 oz. Gold bars :to Hamburg, ti.Z.OO :to Boulogne, 174 oz. Silver coin : to Boulogne, Silrer bars: to Boulogne, 9760 z.; to Hamburg, 63..00 or. In elucidation of this statement, it may be ex pl.lith.d that the 80,000 ounces (valued at 310,(x01.) of gold half imperials recorded in the foregoing official statement as having been shipped to Rotterdam, form the iarge parcel of gold which (as we stated in the early part of the week) was withdrawn from the Bank of England, and shipped by Messrs. Baring, Brothers, on account of the Russian government. The rest of the gold mentioned as shipped to Ham burg. amounting to about 103,000/. sterling, was dc , spatched to (Fat port on merchant's account, en r Jute. to St. Petersburg. The nineteenth half-yearly instalment, duo on the Is• of June, 1r452, ou the Portuguese Annuities of 1,11.1 for 211,375!., is advertised as payable at the Portuguese Financial Agency in London on the Ist December. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Neuter's express : Amsterdam, FridaT, closing prices :—Dutch Four per Cents., 921 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 611. Spanish Deterred Three per Cents., 21! ; the Coupons, Austrian Five per Cent. Me tallies, 76 3.16. Peruvian New, 68.1. Portuguese New, 361. Mexican New, 231 cx div. Granada Active, 18 13.16; ditto Deferred, S 1-16. liquador, 31. The tendency of this bourse was in the direc tion o•' a slight improvement. The cxchango on London comes quoted without change, at 11.63, short. It is anticipated that the modifications just an nounced in the French tariff with respect to the duties on iron and coals will be a source of increased employment for this kind of shipping. THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. The English stock market is steadier in character to-day, but there is no real tendency towards a rally. C..insols opened 951 to declined to 951 to and aro now quoted 951 toe, both for money and the 6th Dec. The Three per Cents. lteduced have been dealt in at 944 to ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 96 to 96; ; Exchequer Bills, 3s. to Bs. prem.; and India Bonds, par. The transactions in foreign stocks have been very scanty, and this department presents no features. Mexican is quoted 24; to 25:- ex div. Russian Four- I and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 98 to 99 ; Portuguese Four per Cents., 41i to ; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 46; ditto Deferred, 24 ; the Cer tificates, 51 per cent.; Dutch Two•and-a-Half per Cents., 64; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., MINES SATURDAY EVEN . This has been rather a quiet day in the market for British mining stocks, but there has yet been a fair am3unt of business. The sales reported to-day are :—South Caradon, at 320 ; North Pool, 240 ; Tre viskey' 461, 471; Wheal Mary Ann, 45 ; G rea t Wheal Alfred, 35, 36; West Providence, 36, 1; East Tolgus, 23; Bell and Lanartb, 9; Yeoland Console, 1; Tavey Consols, If, 2; Borringdon Console, 11, 1; Cwm Darren, 78. 6d., Se.; Gilmar, 3, 1 ; Wheal Cupid, 6; St. Day United, 2/, ; Cathedral, 21 ; Tryphena, 21. The gold mining share market was steady in the morning, but closed a shade weaker, in sympathy with the general flatness of the stock exchange. At 3 ,o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted a to a prem. ; Great Nugget, „ 1 to prem.; British Australian, to die. ; Agua Fria, to a pram; Nouveau Monde, 5-16 to 7-16 prem. In other foreign and colonial mining shares there was an absence of feature. Metcalfe copper shares closed rather flatter than yesterday at 1 to 1 prem. The nominal closing prices of new undertakings are as follows :—Mizeu Head, „ to „ 1 dig.; Lewis Hill Range, ato t dis. ; Clarendon (of Jamaica), to /: pm.; Britannia Gold, Ito 1 per eh. ; L'Aigled'Or, to 1 die.; Mount Carbon CM:I, a to a die.; Kenmare, par to 1 prem.; Lake Superior Copper, I die. to par ; Connemara, 1 dia. to par ; Glenaulin, f to die. ; Australian Mutual, a to I die. ; Golden Mountain, Ito 1 die .; Poltimore, par to k prem..; Great Crinnig, per to 1 pm.; Garnett and Moseley, 1 to 11 pm. ; Sue River (of Jamaica), 1 die. to par ; Met calfe (of Jamaica), 1 to 1 prem. ; Adelaide Land and Gold, 11 to 01 L.; Australasian Coal, o ' die. • Liguanea (of Jamaica), 1 to 1 dig. ; I'ort Ro yal (of Jamaica), to 5 prem. ; British and Colonial Smelting and Reinction, a die. to par ; Australian Consols,l to 1 die. ; Albion Gold, a to a die. ; Lack amor Copper, 1 to 1 die.; Obernhof, par to 1 pm. ; Gladbach Zinc, par to / prem. ; San Fernando Silver Lead, par to 1 prem. ; London and Virginia Gold, 2 die. to 4- prem. ; Peninsular Mining, 1 to 1 prem.; Dhurode Copper, k die. to / pug. ; Cologne Lead, to die.; Monarch Gold, a to „- die . ; Jamaica Copper, W Ito 1 prem.; New South ales Gold, a toy dis.; Rhenish Charcoal, Iron, and Steel, par to prem. ; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, a to I die • Knockatrellane, 1 to 1 dis. ; New Linares, 1 dia. to par. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The gold mining share market is quiet, with little change in prices. Colonial Gold are quoted 7-16 to 9-16 prem.; Nouveau Monde, toy prem.; Great Nugget, 1. to 1 prem.; and Agua Fria, toy prem. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 421 to 43#; Peel River, 1 to ,1 prem.; North British Aus tralasian, 1 to '1; and Scottish Australian Investment, 1,1 to 11 prem. Linares shares have been dealt in at 111. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LIVERPOOL, MONDAY MORNING Wind S.S.W. The steam ship Golden Age, in proceeding into the river this morning, ran into the north wall of the Birkenhead Docks, and severely damaged her cut water. The accident occurred from inability to re verse the engines. Off the Port.—Andover, from Para; Anapolis, from Baltimore; Mermaid, from Philadelphia; Van guard, and Excelsior, from New York; Montezuma, from Quebec ; Napan Belle, from Alexandria; Janet, from Leghorn; and Indian Queen, from Melbourne. Sailed.—Matilda, for Mauritius; Felicity, for Jamaica; Sarah Sands, screw steamer, for Portland : and Margaret 'steamer), for Havre. • GRAVESEND, MONDAY, 10.52 A NI. CCSTOMS' Wind S., moderate, and flue; tide, 4i hours flood. Arrived.—Flecha, steamer, from Ghent; Lion, steamer, from Harlicgi:n ; Caledonia, steamer, from Hamburg: Fy enoord, steamer, from Rotterdam; Peter Godiffroy, from Antwerp; Puzzle, from Mes sina; Lade Franklin, from Calcutta; Harold Baar fager, from Gale ; Eugenie, from Shanghai ; Monarch, from Guernsey; Zebra, from Jabia; City of Paris (steamer), from Boulogne; Arab, from Smyrna; Twenty-ninth May, from Guernsey; lonia, from Smyrna; Freping Frederick Auguste, from New York ; Adelina, from Gallipoli ; Ocean, from Venice; Tulloch Castle, from Bombay ; Ravensbourne, from Antwerp. DEAL, MONDAY, 9.15 A v. Wind S., light, and fine. Passed.—Chieftain, from Bombay, for London ; Louisa, from Bombay, for London ; Dorothea, from Singapore, for London; Eliza, from Moulmein, for London. Anchored.—Lightning, schooner, from London, for westward; Slater Rebow, schooner, from Lon don, for westward; Typhoon, from London, for Bombay. Sailed.—The for the river. Report of the barque Lismoyne 9, spoke Gossypium. outward-bound, lat. 2.43 N., long. 21-28 W. • Oct. 13, spoke Lydford, from London for Port Adelaide, with passengers, all well, lat. 87, long. 121.10 W. . - S Se ►UI 6 7.Zi 7 6U, 131 33 311 C7l j 1031 21 76f 4 !S2 4h esi 31 *o 491 9 I 120 i 2