The Express. — London, England, 1853-10-13 00:00:00

[THREEPENCE MONEY MARKET. _ exists, and, owing to the scarcity ot atock, the heavy rates of " backwardation " were fir m ly ma i ntained. Paris and Lyons shares were chiefly wanted at a backwardation of (in other words, holders of these shares could obtain : per share for the temporary loan of them); whilst on Northerns and Strasb,urgs the " backwardation " was 1. Annexed are the latest reports from continenta: bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's express :- 1 Amsterdam, Tuesday, closing prices: —Dutch F our per Cents., 93 4 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., Al 5-16 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Wits., 21 11-16; the Coupons, 5: ; the Old Three per Cents , foreign, 4jr4. Austricn Five per Cent. Metallics, 78; Peruvian New, 69; ; Mexican New, 23: ; Portuguese New, 36 ; Granada Active, 20 ' 3-16; American Bank shares, 3 15-16 ; Equador, 31. Exchange on London, 11.82 ¢ short. This j bourse still shows flatness. Paris : Closing prices of , this day—Three per Cent. Rentes, 72.6.5 ; d:tto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99.10; Bank Shares, ' 2,81)0. These closing prices of the Freuch funds show a farther decline of 35c. to 40c. WEDNESDAY EVENING. The English stock market opened with a heavy appearance, and soon experienced further depression, the accounts of the placarding of the declaration of war on the mosques of Constantinople, contingent on the non-evacuation of the Principalities by the Russians, leading to numerous speculative sales' for the account now opened. In the afternoon, however, the market rallied owing to the scarcity of stock for the settlement of the account, and at the final close prices were much the same as they left off 3 csterday. As an illustration of this scarcity, it may be mentioned that a " backwardation" of to 3-16 has prevailed on Console nearly all day. In other words, speculators for a fall have been compelled to pay this rate of per centage for the loan of the stock which they have sold, but are unable to deliver. A pur chase of 100,000.. Three and a Quarter per Cent. Stock was also effected during the day, and contri buted to strengthen prices. Notwithstanding the support afforded, however, by the position of the ac count, the disposition to operate for lower prices re mains, being encouraged by the aspect of politics and of the money market. On the eve of each weekly Board meeting of the Bank of England directors, reports of a probable further upward movement in the rate of discount continue to be circulated ; but, although it is recognised that the tendency is still in that direction, there was no general expectation in commercial circles that any alteration will be decided on at the Board meeting of to-morrow. The course of the Paris market, as reported by telegraph, is still downward. From the Bourse of to-day the French funds were at one time telegraphed as per cent. lower, from which a partial recovery took place before the termination of business. THIS DAY.—Two ciCtout. The English stock market has shown increased ten dency towards fluctuation to day, and prices have ruled lower, owing to continued unfavourable political reports, although the market is still greatly supported by the scarcity of stock. Console opened 914 to I for the November account, and 911 to 92 fur money, and have since been as high as 92 for cash, add subsequently as low as 91 for account. The present quotation is 911 to 4 for the 10th November, and 914 to for immediate delivery. It will be seen from these prices that the " backwurdation " has been heavier, indicating a still more decided scarcity of stock. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in between 914 and 90;; the Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents. at 93 to 92; ; Bank Stock, at 220 to 218; and Exchequer Bills, at 4s. to Os. prem. Transactions in foreign stocks have been extremely few, the settling in the various departments chiefly engaging attention. Spanish Deferred has receded to 213 to ; ; and the tone is ge nera lly fl a t. S pan i s h Old Three per Cents, have been dealt in at 44; ; Russian Five per Cents., 1121 to ; ; ditto Four-and a-Half per Cents., 97 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 62; ; ditto Four per Cents., 93; ex div. ; Equador, 411; Danish Five per Cents., 102. CousoLs opened, with a flat appearance, at 91w to for money, declined to 914 for cash and 911 to 4 for November, and, after the conclusion of the " option " settlement rose to 911 to 92, and 911, respectively. At 4 o'clock the quotation was 92 to 1 for money, and 911 to 1 for the 10th November. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 911, 1, ,1; ditto, for account, 911, 1,4, 1, ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 901 I, ; Three and-a-Qoarter per Cents., 921, 93, 921, 1 , "1i Bank Stock, 217 ; South Sea Stock, 112. Exchequer Bills maintain their improvement, clos ing 51. to 9s. prem. India Bonds were rather firmer, at 28. to 101. prem. The foreign stuck market was extremely dull, but quotations continue fairly supported for nearly all descriptions. Russian stocks, it may be specially re marked, remain steady.; At four o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 231 to 24; Spanish Deferred, 211 to 1; the Certifs., 31 to 51 per cent. Granada Deferred, 8 to 81. Peruvian Three per Cents., 48 to 30; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 69 to 71. Russian Five per Cents., 112 to 114 ; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 96 to 98. The list of sales is limited to Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 9:3i, ex div. Equador Bonds, 41. Granada One-and-a- Half per Cents.. 201. Mexican Three Der Cents., 24, 231. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per tents., 70. Russian Five per Cents., 113 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 971, 1. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 441, /. In the general money market there was no change of importance. We do not hear, however, of dis count being obtained to-day . upon the best class of bills below 41 per cent. It is stated that the Bank of England is exacting very full rates. The Orpheus has arrived from Adelaide, whence she sailed on the 12th May, with 3,292 ounces of gold, valued at about 13,2001. The amount of specie brought in by the Arctic, from New York, is larger than has been received of late from that quarter, amounting to 231,813 dolt., or about 46,3001. _ _ _ _ MINES. WZDNERDAV EVZNINO. We have no improvement to report in the home mining market, business continuing very dull. In the absence of demand, where sales are prebsed lower prices must be submitted to. The gold mining share market remains dull, and the tendency to-day was not in the direction of higher prices. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted a to ; prem.; Great Nugget, ; to 2 ,- prem. ; Port Philip, ;to die. ; British Australian, ; to dis. ; Agua Fria, ; to I prem. ; Nouveau Monde, ; to prem. The shares of the Mexican and South American Companies were rather firmer. Metcalfe Copper shares stood at about yesterday'. rates, closing 2, to 2; prem. 'rhenominal closing prices of new undertakings are as follows :—Mizen Head, I to ; die.; Lewis Hill Range, Ato dis. ; Cologne Lead, a to dis.; Clarendon (of Jamaica), a to 3 prem.; Britannia Gold, I to ; per vb.; New South Wales Coal, ; to j die.; L'Aigle d'Or, / to ; dis.; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, ; die. to A- prem.; Mount Carbon Coal, I to # die. ; Kenmare, I dis. to par; Lake Superior Copper, die. to par; Connemara, j dis. to par; Glonaulin, Z to dis. ; Australian Mutual. a to ; die.; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, ;to die.; Mel bourne Gold, ; to dis.; Golden Mountain, to I die. ; Poltimore, ; dis. to I premium; New South Wales Gold, to die. ; Great Crinnis, par to pm.; Port Royal (of Jamaica), ;to ;prem.; Jamaica Copper, to l; prem. ; Gar nett and Moseley, to 11 prem.; New Linares, dis. to par; Sue River (of Jamaica), par to ; pm. ; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 2; to 3 prem. ; Liguanea (of Jamaica), ; to I die.; Dhuroa Copper, ; dis. to k prem. ; Monarch Gold, to ; dis. ; Carberry West, Z to k dis.; Adelaide Land and Gold, 11 to 01 dis. ; British and Colonial Smelting and &ac tion, I die. to par ; Parkwyn and Carwalsick, ; die. to par; Peninsular Mining, to j prem. Notice luis been issued from the Spanish Financial Commission that the 23rd auction of the foreign redeemable debt of Spain will take place at Madnd on the 29th inst., for which purpose 373,000 reale have been assigned by the government. Tenders will be received in London until the 19th. / /,/ 9 1.t.1' . 1, -- -(171 .4•11.41 °.111009 0 4-) . • ' 3 C-61-1.-•••• 4443.---117. ,°-- `7,- -- -Z"---- - - • Ttl t • l''. 110. 2,229.) LONDON, TIIIJRSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 13, 1853. _ --..... . _._ WATERFORD AND KILKENNY lIAILICA Y. PRILITJANSICZ SHAW. "--- rANTLD to RE.NT by the YEAR, a moderate- 8114:IRE LISTS. et. no lessen s titter 4 per,?. - - 310N1 * ~....,1 4 .4.511,1r MUM _CI e a widower, who kw ro MIL ____.____ et.' 100 Milldam -•.. ...... - - lit.'loo osernas No. 2, 7 per OL -- - ~.., eat ,1".. rasa • "' i l l. ' " r llir • Ms!. . frrga • plillnl i °Mile ' Yesterday a special general meeting of the share- _ --- .:e.e t , , Mem, Fortat.olll , Wee-nal , Bruton, NtW.f.ZOISI, The railway market was heavyWeeXlSDalr Evasions. et ••.:.. 11.,:!..1t41. Wont, TOOtra.t , btrtighalli. rtellll. Yolk .m, holders of this company woe held at the Lon !on Tavern to in. 140 Calledonin AlO ... ... N I. 0 during the earlier is is i ns.'s:4r aria is.:yhead ... Ise Hs (...:...2 ... .„- - .... k.,,aeree. or Ealing: am out ma t ers, but att. I consider the propriety of taking steps for supplying the di g - The English stock u r - ;=-,'•, . , - ,.. , i t es. eciebetad, wee,:: be yreferred , with four tricta adjoining the csis.i.e3 : me with railway accondno- part of the day but the general scarcity of stock, se ell Cork az4 Bandon ........ - - 6 MI Damao, Pena, a• - •id Ahr: • appearance, and soon Is? .. a „, e ,"`"' -* ....t . ti,ret ...Irate:kW ; a ga , ...len, noi :..•s•tbso ball i dation. added to the rally in the funds, led in the afternoon ' bes: to a general recovery of about j per cent. in thisl d. en Junction .. ~. II 4 the accounts of the ph ea ia t , .„,., . 01.1 sii t -r kit . _1‘ , ..0 !I. .1'1. 1 .e . 1, 1101 ''' t tabill'lr for emo , , P. D. Ratios, I:eq., took the chair in the sksence et Mr. 3 1 1 II Ilsetasiglians34.l.'„glp.Cl n M o r . - • M'Lcod, the chairman of the comuany, end e* P 111 7" department. At the final close, prices, compared Li l o ig,,..2;:1ti..) 1 7 / ir 7 re , c, l a s e . war on the mosques a c. to I- I, .-. :hi'. - 1 . Altem.r Jess, on rent, mum, ths circumstances under which the meeting was called. -..-illpsetissi'.,w. N.B. Th e tenant seep ihrefuL with those of yesterday, showed just the " turn" in 1 gita.t.C.....Ext..,i p !WWI 1 1i pa on the non-evacuatioc is; •• .__ They were aware that the Waterford and Kill ...MIT will al unto do , Ruseians, leading t a g Gut/ yes mr . WM . H. HALSE , the completed, with the exception of about two miles into Water- favour of sellers. Although the market closed, how- "..1 • ,rag 1 to s• 10 Id 111-1. nee -= ra r e i'‘....t 4,,,e, is 1 4 V.... - . '. '. ~ . . _.... tond o s, - • eecsl sii for the account now ifsiwins ll ..guelme ° I 1 • 11° '"" --0111 !„• .- --- t of next year, when the line would be ii•tods Ili :• to. PINE GP URA APPARATLhES are now ready. the commencemen seem ' strong, operators for a fall continuing their 31 5 4 . s nharg " *. ?ma. 1.3 xil 1 -- 1 " . ....ad tee sesta/ weans for ht. Parenblet en Medical Galvanise. complete in its iutegriry. When this line was projected in sales, checked only by the scarcity of stock. I _v_ Donde., .i.r - „er twat i 2 114 however, the market et. IniGnin fforMsns S prom us the ____- .-__ st. *MD. a per wet. Scrip, Rid , /HE SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the last half conveying the traffic from the rich midland districts of Ire een"l-, 'ate pras , d r..eyowl ow.tisa that ROW!. INDto land down Dr the port of Waterford, and fur that purpose it tilarAlt till. ramewes vintn,Lali noarvhing power, in th e was connected with another schema which passed •at the 2 gm, J.. f 1610 1 ,1. end tinPro.ti l .ent cf the Duman Date, sof when earns time-Our Galway an+ Kilkenny, which was after- THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoest.' detonable at 16 pot. pm 103 IN 10 14 Do . 44 meant. serip par 1 gm 104 The railway market to-day is flat in tone, and Sri 6141401 U frestrh(DltteLtb t'l 41 final close prices wet off yesterday. As i may be mentioned th ri as. e spe,iii.l.o alai I: prevents it Ana taltin off or turn. hi.. .61 Do.oon.refrem.l4 p.et. 99 101 g i rices generally rule rather lower. London and I° . 4 l t ' W "'""` llil. " .l3r .• 7 en , wards known as the Kilkenny and Great Southern and - 111 11 7 07 -115 "• glum" weak l i sit- f"'"" it I ' M ' Se r i 1.6 1‘ 144 ' . Western, and which, if carried out, would, with the Water- orth-Westeru stock is at i iresent quoted for the tt s . i mo s , 14..... 1atte irr 4ire edeem ay s . t ru lee p pe mo r et e. 4 41. t00 0r 3-16 has prevailed c ..... who .• reautlfullv aoll , early, and stony. Iso chl.dren it Is - ' - ...i_ - t mits. bun of s ba•sn'iltbi head of ford and Kilkenny line, Cate furnished a cianplete ans of account, 1021 to 1,• Great I eaten 80 to 4• • Lan , ~ , et. nee I Ditto 6pa centstork '33 141 i other words, ape e."'" esii -eLee ret" .. n e;" . . and t.. ..... ce ramily - tot ---- Le• (Mac to .. k 4 ir ernall ), railway communication between the district he had cashire and Yorkshire, 611 to 62; Midland, 581 to 1; St. tee !UM.. liligh.oll{T.Sperel, ..... ,-. I been compelled tc soot awl ilwaVe that c.a. Ill& Casson-Oa di'. wrapper of referred to and the port of Waterforl. The Galway Greet Northern., 18: to I; Dovers, 171 to 1; and ot.. ine" Leitte . iew oar . .. eicei .- - t - li. ere tie wersle. " Ils. 0 !•ntl` . Maaa..' Oil , " 10 two lion', and Kilkenny line, however, had never been coin- Caledonians, 241 to I. All these prices, it must be N.: e ll 'i'",,,.„• - „,;,,.....t w ,, ,, , - 1% . ,.„, -- . ,,„ 2_ 3 _ l°l 9 1 tentage for the • 19_ A. th O. LAND and *UNA, 20, Itatton-assfell. , massed, and the powers of that act for the compulsory they have sold, but i and aeue.e....se esseesssa. observed, are for the new account ; the money prices, al' so XondondarrykEnxisk.slah 131 131 purchase of land expired last session, and on application that _._----_ 10 1 11 1$ I l to . . inw N il W at k rj6 lo 16°. .2 ° .. 1 6 se 7 94 chase of 100,000.. 'I was then made to parliament for their renewa: had been de- owing to the scarcity of stock, are in nearly all cases EAFNESS, CHRONIC OR ACUTE NKR VOUS Dr AESE" 015461510 NOI-Ell AND PAINS IN tt. gala.- 4 NEW DISCOVERY FOR RENTORING 11:-:AKING, P / el to be mrfectly InfalllSle, by which many thous-oath of 'lifer featCd the opposition of the (heat Southern and Western higher than those for " time." and the by South Eastern Companies, the committee of the - Manse of Loris having thrown out the bill principally ons i 8 I Ds. L a . e 1 pm French shares are dull, and slightly flatter. The 1 .441 611 'nal re.ai esetaii, .11 p&I - - pa i - 0, ...er.ava op.:, 131 140 account quotations are : N or th eros , 324 to t,, ; Stem- liil lg ir L is . r.. 4" ereretene. '- I 4 die Stock was also effect bored to siren then • 1 : to te born Us. molt ritahlwl t., taw the human voice in a low tom the ground of the pecuniary condition of the company, butsupport afforded, boo ene iniant's pain, inosseenirces ur trouble to a expressing at the same time a strong ouinion that a line of yons, „ bour",_,crs. 33 i to 36; and Paris and L 13 1 to a . i ., Norton amenates... ... - - s..sms mums MlO al 1.10. 5 pas E. gala. - - count, the disposition eit.il, =s es lereww°"'rii e r °I "' lt ". I.l * 111(8 trey m rtast railway ha the districs in question was desirable, and would Prem. Bt. , 10.1 ' Ilo.Vforenev Valley 4 pc, - - detteerry teeth , . core of fellow*, obviatteg as by d a11 ......,,, Wi t er ..., , be of great public advantage. Had that bill succeeded there ORDINALY SHARES AND 111'0C1DL 10 1 6 i Du. Debenimes ... ... - - mains, being eneoura disoevoto, sew.:. at u t". niu " ^t . bA " 4 " o ' a" ' Y. the e--- --) j would have barn no occasion L,I the present meeting, but as 1, Nevi o titer .lass, N.R . (11 years cuntu..ll4 ' ,ay. „ , Omen( Pewee melee to-fley 30 , e'l ,slnrth tttottorilsklre • I 23 21 i,..,•-•„,..tt„,.. T• ~,„ rape „ r ape mina the nrat application of which , lees it had been rejected the direct de thought it prudent to lay go. p o. ii"Viti• I Yesterday. to 1 PAIL tad Inc Oaler4, WsreSit , r, a ..1 Board meeting of I •-__..- - - -:" - u. hearing in tin most confirmed before the sharsholden the peculiar position in which in ia...ate rei...i. renown( • --.- I Weiser.. dl3. 6 pee Oeut, 100 103 1011 reports of a probabh o f , , ,r 1.4 whether from old age, err mune/ 4 . or ■ any consequence this comprny was placed, in order that they M. IN sternal .. . ... ... so Si it ' all I bit.o ditto ditto' . Ipm , sae , o f .'...4e, to which chlidwn and solulto are rnbject, might form their own opinion and resist the board in coin- 39 si Amnia., Notting., rio.:n. S 1 1 fk.rev..6: trat.NewGi.a., ,91 101 the rate of discount 1 0 am hire .lire &envois follows the heavy . 214 % w r ". in to a decision as to whether an, and what steps should me gar Junction . , 4 41 16 Ila :BL-r.,...5zt00.:,(N0tr.w.; am tae het: out ewe it Immdiattly removed by its me. E ac h ...7.. ._ , . • ~,,, „ h .. m , e , tr. The iced result b, t„, i n o w , ; l 7 be taken for the purpose of anteing the traffic of the die 11 4 " 1 999LWe1T ' 1311°477-: ''' 83 1 l f4l:-..• 6 tee Cent... .. 116 17 although it is recogn it Is Mr Lau..5;t20... J if... ' 13 It di. 10 !10 Dn. 5 per Cart ... ...i 91 164 .....----.,,,,. ,T,....t weal fes the pwvlowly dear person to bear common trier to" their line. That the proposed line ought to be vs eli no. ch isb an ni. s 4 ,l,77,.e . 75 77 33 115 Pent% Derw .. 1 13 14 that direction, there .--/.00-0-.411,cf.u.1" who Whim mood slaty be made to hear by loud made he believed no one who hod given any attention to SI 134 Do. da. Co. Sas.- 6 4 7 10 I, law Flied 44 per Cent per ito commercial circles tb ah•ais the eq. or by inane of I powerful ear trumpet. It ha the subject wooed dispute. The route which it was intended st. 100 Mad sad Ruler ... . 93 93 . 145 ( 1 all 'South Laura (IteAnag eon spi 1 nit hp the Iti ctor en hundreds 17i surnine aspirants the line should take was, starting from Kilkenny in a at. 100 Caleionim .. ... . , 49 491 I Ann lof E 1.0.6 l4 241 on at the Board mei a a a,a e l iie ear tofirm also and. hospitals% with perfect . sense , north-western direction, to proceed to Abbey Lem, and It MI Chellerena nnlinand -11 0 1 7 in dt . l 100 Du. 14 per cent. i 104 :Of ... In 00 ,-, 's u spend, of else. to whom he his .sot i. many SO nu as Deaden .„ ... - - 20 ' all ,ntii.kirtatidesperacCeuar 19 io of the Paris market, pate tei:ii the human vale Aw hclf their life, and some from thence by a branch to Rosetta, the main line se ts Dammam siblioasa. l 41 43 43 4 9 3 . Water& raiNolkewi)lipats - --• 06 downward. From t - 4 .. .,1 who. by Its tit+ aone, are now perfectly restored to hearing eontinzing on to Maryborough. It wss obvious that as s p reeth, sod Aost.. It. 100 ITork, Neweestle,te 8ar.,1 p u t the Wee./ of liltir r•dee creatures , 443 enabled i"l Mat ek- if this lino were formed it would be the means of conveying ism - „.I 71 se Ot.Northot kne.surch.l 96 RI funds were at one I tualy in a p'. re er ',erase,. all the traffic from these midland districts to Kilkenny, and IS all Ram Mat :i5e .............. 47 41 17 3 Otto Dina ._ ! 41 el Ap plimou no ends written statement ot their ens by letter, en- from thence over this company'n railway to Waterfowl. ...1 11 _,ln. 1 1 910 Ell g sad 114-, $ 1 2, IV 'Yorkt.N.Mid.ll.6..rsi . sh f Of dls lower, from which a i aits: po.t re swaps or money order for 7s. lid. Looking at the situation of the country and the value of w oi ,17; -----, ~„.u.,, cis -,-; 114 I. ......_.____ the termination of to NERVOUSNESS, DISORDERS of the MIND, the traffic, they might expect that the district would be con ii . 'si -e m 7 . 717 7 ,7ar1y,m 6 ) .. I - MINES. Consols opened, w ' we. eel seevoce SYsTEM, PITS, EPILEPSY, p PAL v t i .. . - - tested. The Great Southern and Western would naturally be o t , 100 D 7, arp77 S sad coda 1 27 a MALI DWAIN e for motley, declined IsIWN, rte.-711E MOOT EXTRAORDINARY AND . erasion& to salsa as much as possible of the traffic for their Si. In get taxemkire ... .. i 61 63 de. Mores Ignore Paid.' other done ... I M OMAL litsetWkiti Volt t LAING NEIIIIO9B M. 11•1:131118, isiovember, and, a ft ei own line, and they would no doubt take measures for divert- nt• toe indlublegh and Olarsrow . 1 69 61 Teeterday. to-day. Id - F I3D AM , kali C . AIPLAINTS. Dr. DAVID THOMAS, t,7 years ~,,,,,J7 _ ,,, pbrycjyn ) 4 0. VioirMag. Timliddge-wells • lag it from the Waterford and Kilkenny line on to their awn, 10 Si 10 00 0•TI0 nee IL_ mlisesugleVertbDasear 11 22 - --- - - settlement rose to f las made nose of the most cm insmarire la amdical and so carrying it on to Dublin, and should they succeed Ot. ha Gnaw/ Is Seethlreatere - - 1i0,006 1 Apia Yds all 4 1 pes 39,000 1 +Anglo AostmllanGe all 6 dls par At 4 o'clock the qua un „„ i ,„e 'mei potent to c Neer Wl= sum a mary_ in those measures, the result would be that the they 5, I,p e gad le gg en ggn _„ , 74 70 1.74007 to...sogioCalltorulan .... ail 4 pea and 911 to 1 for t: a a ....„1., ana by which the IMO _,_,_ n a b •Ir lets and Kilkenny would not only lose that addition to their at. im Dn, A, mom ... ...; ss so 10.000 10 +Australasian " a w e , e me serarattsl sorts= el um ktigii malady traffic which the opening up of the midland districts would In. toe De. 111. Meek .......124 126 1'.31 40000 6 Do. Coal Mining 1 e die -e Pettem eleehel delivery ri : l 4 ll9l9 d, ww d " o f g o = . l llie go bring to them, and which was legitimately theirs, but they 0 6 los OtaleMiameWele•the'. 101 103 1001 250010 90 +Anwralian wsestasro is teasty.fou hours cos $1 001 eo,uo t 1 Am.ralian °ordinals - Welk" - - Hi MS 12 11 trim ... - - 1003,500 1 Australian Ineheld - LII 6an la ag o,,,,„ g n.i n awe w guaranteed. Yam area MIMI Of tabu* came naturally and in due course to their line. It was, so mi /ammo owd Q. _ go go 66 ho,ooo 1 Ave Maria. all e die and-a-Qoarter per siorsoico sad Widnes Of opirita without alleal,__,_,..emems ~__ therefore, of the greatest importance to the shareholders IM 111 Die Thirds . ”._ ... II 11 pm MVO 1 British Aastrallari Gold eu lus Stock, 217 ; South S ease, tweeeelty foe wens , * or "_ . .7 ...,„_ 7 • 40 ."1!„1...,."'"•= 7 „, !La ~.„`"" of this cempany, that they should consider what steps ought la in Lemeaddrisand - Terialre 64 611 524 $ 30,150 SO +Braintree 13.4 9 Exchequer Bills n mole lo'l• " I ' 16114113t3T7 bloating '.....”.."'.. UP ". ... ."'' to be taken for the protection of their property. (Hear.) the Is De.illtas_.... ~ 74 le us 10,449 36 ebtaa.laP.(irs.a - 11.par 444 If $4 ens spas to, netted or distaste tor a ll and Geary szteth om bad wearg, 0 afilied ideas, fears irking imminambhie. In The first question to be decided was whether it was dir 14 114 lie , Waal moms Briton 6 6 Neils) he De.o3eassandCaishs all 3 24 ing 51. to 9s. prem. 60 all landelitertheni ... .. I 1 III" i n tolle temper, simple . MOM% Minn at the bp et skiable that the line should be made; sad in the next place, 114 114 ummindigiNanna ... 71 71 t 1,905 V Do, 04 John Dal Rey 13 U 64 331 at 28. to 10s. prem. &nom I Canen's Creek 4 1 ffis Per the nett. PAW *mit the Impend MIK mpg Nat IMI Maellkla of supposing that question was decided in the affirmative, then 70 7 L .....zia, m a o g‘t o g 4 Ira IVO at Colas Darfer - ....... all 42 43 The foreign stock nicsietnictisa, sad others to nitramill___ l_l_e _,,,__ 10 memtlem...._____ l6o , dr!: by whom should it be carried rat ? Was the Waterford si. too L e a., al. Cent 91 93 140,005 i 6 +Coastal d01d....- a:Ma m'l""elentamtett are li umm7 '"'.. ".".. and Kilkeony Company in •a position to go into the field et. 10e Laden Perth. Wine s, 1024 1014 ism go 4 thee flertal aWstes have , read the tadallUesinemmet MID the descriptions. Ituesii rely ,emery in tie tint ".. , fa " a n us ... mum wh o . oa. and bid for the district or not, or were they willing to stand sale Da. tar nitaa . i 1 5 .0,10, cit. +Copper liftman ring . A.! 43 SS nm. pogrom. daubs, tools% eta ea Meal hailing, genalses, by, relying on the resources of their own line, and leaving , S dis f pat 11,03 t 23 4Do. Prof. 74 percent. all 6 7 pm marked, remain stet tepee 9 +finelltAustraluodbor all 14 3 11 Bonds were qnoted hsenoweao. 4 - ikath7. hare ,119_1_,Mmud MIL SA PlOlll le other parties to come in and posses themselves of the north- ni 1 Datlosh,ll:4ol 7„ lt.ia - 1 g p a i hi DA 111 4tt - - - - - Ist „ to 7 1 (West Nugget %IL OA i Ipm 21; to 4 ; the Certil mime. to wme a gate:neat of m= sae, Se/alkmLlitiegel,le i e , a western country ?Be thought, if they were in possession g e , 177 7, 7 .1 7 , a g o peim o se e r f . es ey 73 1 Lio. Registered - , la porno 411111 9 0 . 9 r re 044 7 4141 '. °al 11110 1.111. I f 1.1 " .".. Of the necessary funds, there would not be • single dissen- so IM Den, LOS ... ... • 13 11 dia r.,;Gt 90 *Osmond trimedvd ligleteeltefpoWs Mmy pillet of the Oak mem tient to the proposition that they should go into the field N 34 De.. Ea ... ... . II 11 w MOO 1 Wand Dishy of Bade^ all Idi par Dr.. WOi4MlaL Tinaelhp.welia, lent. to 30; ditto Four-an themselves to secure that tra ff ic which, as he had said, was U all Ikaaaweerlk_taniak_illan - - 11.uist I Oust P01g00th...... ..... all ts 1 dis ---- legitimately their own; but, unfortunately, they could not lt• le"tethar a e 4 • l "k"e-''''• Ili 11 4 100,51 1 TAW Bathurst all 9 e dis Russian Five per N 41 Do. 1 LineL Dolor - els 411,0e0 1 Uhstity ell 4e Mm and-a-Half per Gen' FILL OF ANOTHER HOUSE IN THE STRAND. yet call thi movie.. •pi osperous company, though he hoped o 1 to ma m a _ got Hi 094 4 nee ' s 'lnane MIRACULOUS ESCAPE OF TILE INMATES , they w ould In so before long; and that being the case, It. toe De.l6lriCaa'si . D.;. 13 34 34,140 1 Londoeddle.Dora.43 41 is limited to Dutch .____ the directors had thought it better to ascertain the 110 474 1161.0. west. 11r51... ... --. Quarts Croshingthh. ill 4 9 lex div. Equador : upinioe of the shareholders before they took any steps U 174 Ditto Hal/ anus- ... - 100,101) 1 3 / a rlicalta Last night, between the hours of 12 and 1 o'clock, th emse l ves , or a d v i se d any steps to be taken, ft. 100 Newearrket ... ... 40 33 10,060 I. e eakaoßßLArearinta a 61 74 pe Net Ds. Wry Extension .. 4Me par 7,00 i I law Granada ...._ Its greatest possible alarm was created in the immediate Various schemes had been submitted to the directors for es 171.11ewportAberg.liReralord 6 4 Ms f rom t h e raising the funds and carrying oat the proposed eztansion. 27 7 g e ar, sna savanna .. - 140 , 500 1 New Linens 11.301.05. all - - Russian Five per Ci vicinity of I/my-court, a thoroughfare leading3oo,os4' 1 Nouveau Moans One of these suggested that the capital should b. raised so au ffwaryWanrapolatlitto, - 10, . II PastilhawißL.lll. • • all - - per Cents., 971, 1. north side of the church of St. Mary-le-Strand. in cense- partly frees the funds of this company, and partly by M. IN MOM lea,ooo I Poet Phlllp .......- .... i 41 Ws 441, i. quote of a report that s house bed fallen down in Pettifort- other means. And it had also been suggested that the 11 IS Dailey .- . ... - 65,060 1 Quarts Rock ....... ....... all 1 dia fput men, oat of th e numerous courts sad alleys that intersect preferential shareholders should he tailed upon to pay the se se Nerthern Omatles 0.10. 4 $ dl. 10,001 50 +Rhymer, Iron - - In the general 1111 St. IN MIMI Neil ... ... 101 20 7,ear. 16 amigo deCoba -.... 111 $ 4 of importance. Wi rhea &stilly-populated neighbourhood, and for some 21. per share remaining unpaid upon their shares. 'That la 16 Meth * in I. ... $ 10 50, 60: 1 Bs i cth Australia& se e 5 dla was naturally objected to by the preference holders. They s g o De, A count being obtain tins it was apprehended that sofas of the inmatesl4 2 4050 10 fin Croft bad wee a main". it appear that three cu. ur u Led e thatddayulliad they their m oney le on n th ed e honourable N g a s Nork Dia. 11 Onarentmd "7 5 7 5 4 4.0,174 U. 1.01 +United Mums all Se 4 1111 bills below 4 4 per o .s understanding at would not ea upon to pay 70,06 1 Waller - - of England ix exact Mrs, the eldest not more than twelve years of sge , no any further call, and they declined to coma forward 7. 7 N 114 North in... ... 74 7 S i al loisocio I Wen Granada .ll l, dls The Orpheus ha SO all North Wanes loo,ooo II weave Marimes.... helantiog to one of the lodgers, were in bed in a front provide funds for the extension of the lins-at all events io go wwth g awk woogoammg 108060 1 Tab& menthe original shareholders had evinced their willing- a. In mara, a Wane. 9 - 1 - n room en the third fl oor of the house, No. 2, Pettifortirmart, $4 thosaisinuall room being occupied by a female of the name d a i sse ree to tors co_ntribute their fair shne of the expense. The st. 11111 swum mow ... .... 93 57 it Trandsreble by stamped dm& gold, valued at abet Omani ... SS SS ---a--- were not prepare d tv subm i t any scheme, but de- fn. MO The amount of el JOINT ProCK DANE& of Seymour, the other inmates not having retired for the sired the aid of the shareholders in deciding what would be Itti 100 teme,ma, .. w lla likeeh a z„. •• 61 41 ° „„: ,_ „" from New York, is sight, and about 12 o'clock they were alarmed by the roof of the best course for the interests of the company, and with et. 993 L'" '''''""" •"' " "tikaing le 9 threweben entlaidelhed 21, SMe No. OIL Been. Pd . pnon Bonn no. late from that quer the horn falling in with a fearful crash. The first impulse that view he suggested that a committee of shareholders ess ag g , wwww , rg , ow I. borw,Teleardal toelsr. or about 46,3001. should be • appointed to consider the question, and thus ids to rush into the street, but some of the moue courageous [Nise.W.Min-) ... 11 17 - V ..... ......... all 70 ft Notice has been I relieve the board from a responsibility which they were 184 sit D• Bales -. „. .. 71 es, proceeded ss well as they could up stairs, and extricated.... 40 Me ft Loan Co. all - - not willing to incur. Be might add, that the directors 15 20 De. lieweetry ... .. 111 116 Commission that tl the real area who, althoogh covered with the falling rubbish had had the advantage of conferring privately with some ._ lO ,I 4 :Zia" al" ••• •• 1 1 2 1 ete A l g i ?fa as r 1 - : i Sitille&a...i 6 dig " redeemable debt of ens found to ha uninjured, except a few bruises. They of the mat influential shareholders, and their opinion was •• " Dann .. .. - IC 17 win conveyed to an adjoining house in a state of terror and M. 1011 Ina inns ... . .. 1171 Ali against calling upon the preference holders for subscrip- so pp wa n , _ ..., _ a dde U 74 20, 100 on the 29th inst., I fright. The reckless system of late adopted in pulling down trona to carry out the proposed line, though they all &reed no & YerkelLklll4rDat S 4 M . too , cosessr: ~:* n - - have been assigned hems without shoring up the adjoining one. ill again that It would be ready to the advantage of the company U ' all haditen h ... U 16 le 20 Reg. di Anelomet. 10 21 I will be received in I amplified. The house No. 1 was eying pulled down, no that the line should be constructed as speedily as possible. It 1 40 __,_ _,„,___,, . 1 1 . 1 .4 24 24 Lem W And 16 I die f 10, dO re - - At Mark-lane to -i sharing haring been Put up , the consequence of which was In conalusicia, he submitted two molutions, declaring the Li 17 "' ......nn ` '''' "' ''• ' 4 " 60. 30 arjat lO 22 24 grain were very alai the falling in of the roof. For some time put the whole of desirability of carrying out the line from Kilkenny to - ! ill 119619191. m g ." =‘;.' - ro , no Pr e estatiisiii se rs 34 the courts and alloys of this district hays been excavated for Roserea and Mnryborough, and nominating Messrs. Wills, 1 11 14 reris idlid o.reman - - 19, 100 denim 1 in. of lashed IS - - moderate. Wheat . s 9 10, 20 Do. Nee lO - - not many sales con the purpose of making new sewers , and from the natural Hall, Dowling, Lermette, and Tabb, as • committee to con- le I Sla. Wimbledon and Cr s ss . - so, 60 3tallseallet - 10menees of the sub-strata , the foundations of the old and eider the subject, sad confer with the directors thereon. .. t 1 ' ' M.Eadelan-laCertM 9 . - - ALM 26 Ott e 9 46 47 dear 63 before. 0 ritketty houses hays been greatly impaired. It was not Mr. Bans seconded the resolutions in a long speech, ""sit. :Ito IlrorlieNewerneallianein 104 Ile 26, 100 a - - - I, 10 Do, prices, but the trans until there were evident signs of danger that any shoring which he read from a written paper, sad in which after ur i " reh de ' 91°96 " " 9 4 4al AO 6 &tiro Rankin tone of the various was placed up. detailing the great advantages of the proposed extension, in U Ilk Dis.o.ll.ll.Panksas .. 17 4 .. top. 00. IL 1031Teek and North Midland 44 Id 45e 6,000 25 Seat Australia . 26 - was rather dull; bit the extension of traffic it would bring to the parent line, le 112.000 U Milan of Australia all 64 411 645 6 5 where wheat decline entered into a calculation, showing that the whole cost for 0.000 .. Do. New 54 64 71 61 THE COLLISION ON THE MIDLAND RAILWAY. laud, railway, and arat i ou, h at ou t w i t ,. o f ro i l i ng stock. of _-_........_. 30.00( te liaised Loonies.. ... . . a____ 15.000 4$ lionise Madrid - - supported for all de which he considered they had already sufficient, would be was LEASED AT PIKED RENTALS. ---..-...----- lestuday, the inquest on the body of Michael 3,3611. per mile, the total length being 39 miles. Notice ham been ik. IN nvistiMiliamahlre (lame MISCELLANEOUS. Birks, the stoker to one of the engines, who was killed on A brief convenation ensued, which ended in the unani. aelneclonng.Mostiseel 91 101 i Clash* " Central Peninsula the spot, was commenced at the Town all, Derby. Cu- mous adoption of the resolutions, and of an additional one 60 AO eiyassatlir Junctlna 'Lod, the driver, and Smith, guard of the goods tram which which was afterwards proposed by the Chairman, requiring Naomi teoaletloolan), 46 69 No. sa it tecnuAsova , pa. y a ge ra w mm t n o T o pm second call of 21., ns had got off the line, hating been examined at gnat length, a special meeting of the shareholders to be called, in ths a- In 11.113°° " 1 " 3.1 " 10 ' 13- _ name se Ot. Northam' 140 1411 32, 6 Alibis' Oval mai Irma IS - - John Soweto(' said-I. am a driver in the employ ot tha event of the committee recommending steps to be taken to go lo . 0 -- lss lb r ws ,, 1a .4 29. AwarMon AmlesMaral Midland Railway Company, and have beim so for five or carry out the new line. HineelleareetWastem ;.11 12 14609 Anemis& Pantie Man l2 - - An extraordinary stn years Os Tuesday, the 4th instant, I went to What- Thanks were then voted to Mr. Hadow and the board tot an lasilDeek &Lew. 69, lu Auslagen Royal Ina stasdwell•bridge with the break down van to put an en- generally, and the meeting separated. le Tk.N. a Dee.)i - - 36. 10 Baba Waterwort a,i 4 - - Cooperage Compare q IRA AA e11i== . .....111J11 Ir--2............ 11. .sea thn minutia of ronfi (Simi p.m earn Is& 6k. Pd. I Yesterday. to i IL NO Morse. . H 39 Si Amborg., NOttini " NW= ens 1. Junttion . 4 44 131 0 einsWelv. Steurr„.. SI 9i II 54 Itirhas,LAn„);‘,•••... ." IS It di' 171 ell 11aChasateirs501„75).C. it if 11 IN Do. di. do. As— 6 4 at. IN DION sad lutes . 93 93 St. IN Calidsides 49 49i 60 All CNN. sad 1101yhemil .. I is 17 104 10 nu (Seised Buds' . SO 15 Delffissei — 4l 43 43 4 0 U.N., Nati, sad does. im. rimers 71 68 IS all Nat 44 IS all hutsISIS I snd IL).. 6 3 99 all Labors .1 lle 1 Be. 100 Ze.ters Slaw. CS; u 40 11 61 Do. 0.01.b.814 1 et 100 De. ern I sad CI dits 27 Ts 87.; Ile sat Isastrein .• 61 43 et. 107 ribber* and Glows .1 69 61 IS 34 ord Peebles N. Is) 14.6Augli.lnetb,Dands 41 23 • lua Maps It esstliWartart It. 140 . Org llsreers 74 7 - 5 ...1 Sit et. 100 Do. P i IMort ...; 124 46 116 de. 109 OtessifiaadWistAlro. " 101 103 1001 IN 140 Onst lessters_ 5111 901 SI 001 IS 11 In* en. Mures 50 all Loassrart Ind Omer* .. 53 90 66 111 Ds Wade , 10 11 pm et. 100 Losisrdso esdartieln 6lf 1111 824 $ I 16 De. NUB 711 dr 14 N tli Ds, Rost lesagllnloa g 60 all Lisdilesthern 1 1 1 111 Ili 11l IsakssedUsoltwall - 71 71 10 7 Las.,TUbsay,r loathes! 4 Ipm • 100 Oere. 91 93 et la 1a.., 1014 1071 ism U IS Ds ?etas dlo Ipst 10 1 Do.81081,11:70611.1j* 3 f poi 111 11 Ds et. 130 Landes s douth.reaterr. 73 77 73 N 114 Ds, itSO ... • 1$ II dr • 114 Ds. 1140 . II 11 U UmdmidalkiLilak „ illtS 11‘140 91.1114,19446U1K0190. 1 - 94 194 Ili 41 Do. Masi LlnaL Valor ale et. IN WU. - _ IN 1 191 1 et. IN De. Blinsisa . Dist • 53 33 SO 174 104.9. west. Ural— U 171 Ditto ▪ 106 lenreurkst SO 31 51 41 D. Nay UMW_ -CO 491 ▪ 171.11erportAbregiaerellord 6 4 tle II 71 Newry sad liss.olo ▪ AU NessyWarrespolattes. N. IN 1114_ 47 N 15 1$ Ds. Ilfrs 10 14 %NUM OassUss UN. 4 edi Si. IN MON 4 UNA NI IS If les.Ds. Diem, I . I. I all ed. , 14 2 5 DsOgsrestsad 7 74 II all Norte 99 111 North Ire.- II a le Nee. North Waage' MN& flost.Jar.s 7 7p. dt. IN Wore., • Winne s7 $9 16 St. 1511 Omar. flt. 109 &MA NUM' $6 111 . Si 57 et. 100 trrews. _ 61 63 et. NO Ds. L.9754:411.135a5er 60 11$ 10 9 m__- s, sad Esiseid 11 $ dis • su eveustary t War 15 17 15 sll Da De.Bal ves sotry „. 71 II 141 10 Orw fa 64 Ifiregslirs Dales 11 11 do II SS es.% Dom Is 17 et. IN Nadi arbors 50 10 bonlllllsios 331 311 10 $ TiorriaLlstrDs. g 4 I 1 'a ll ilsdile• Darlington N 15 90 TermoNionlMsLeAN. 11 11 17 Vele ..• l 4 11 10 ! all Wodisesd sod lffiltorm. 60 ; ore Widerbrd owl learalse. 10 14 Rost Clorsesll - • 9 IS ISIs. realrdes and Crudes W.ZsdelLasitCryetslP. e 1.45.800 170111inewssollskbanii. 804 611 ▪j3o I De._ de. Zatearduse Yesterday, the inquest on this body of Michael Bub, the stoker to one of the engines, who was killed on the spot, was commenced at the Town Hall, Derby. Cu. wood, the driver, and Saab, guard of the goods train which had got off the line, having been e xam i ne d at great length, John Santora said—l am a driver in the employ of the Midland Rallwwy Company , and have been so for five or six years. Oa Tuesday, the 4th instant, I went to What staselwell•bridp with the breakdown van to put an en gine on the line. When we arrived at Whatatandwell the euing was already on the hue, and my wistarice was not required. I coupled my engine to the one that had been of the line, sad we started back on the wrong line by eller G: Samuel Kent, the guard of the break-down van. I objected to go, and he said it was all right, and that we could not get across at the High Peak Junction. I pro posed to go on the right direction until we came to the pent to vet on to the up line. He said the down line was all clear, and that nothing could corns up. Cerweod also said the. the road was clear, and that it was all right to to on the wrung line. The parties who told me to go were the gund and Cerwood. fhe station-muter at What standwell-britige was asked by me if we could cues the High Peak junction, and he replied that we could not. I cos not aware of any other place where we could get on the right line. When we go to a breakdown, the master OM the men is the head of the train. Tomlinson, • fore- min, accompanied me. I consider myself to be under directions of the guard. I should not have gone on the wrong line by direction of the guard, bad I not thought that the road was clear. I was not aware of any further assistants coaling up from Derby. Have no idea what seed we we going at. I had no oonvenation with Birks. I was thrown off my engine by the collision, and was hurt very bad on my bend. As soon as I saw the en gine coming towards us from Derby I reversed sine. She was close upon us before I observed her. I assisted to put ISka in the break after the accident. The guard was the ' sector of my train, not Tomlinson. I know rule aketeea, but the reason I did not abide by it was because I was ordered on by the guard and ClltSrAll. I his also told that the line was clear to Ambergate. Page 14, No. I, of role., says, engineers shall follow the instruc tions of the guard. I have got the rules of the company in ny possession, and have read the duties of ngine-men. Tile reason I did not attend to the rules was because I was hid the line was stopped at Ambergate. Charles Mills, coaching manager, said—An engineer would net be authorised to go on a wrong line uultse pro per instructions had been given for the proper even though he had been told by the guard. If the guard tells the engineer that the nen/airy precautions have been takrn. then the engineer w ash( be justified in going on the wrong line. Having heard the evidence I !bred that the rules bare not been complied with. The train mov ing in the wrong direction from Whatstandwell-bridge, armaments should have been made at Amberipte to al lee no train to COOK on that hue. It was the gasrd's duty tamale , - tins arrangement before ho allowed the engineer to put the wrong line. If the engineer on making inquiry el the guard is told that all wen right, he was justified in miss on, and the guard was responsible. At this stage of the inquiry the proceedings were ad- Monied. IN 4al IN NOli (hollow Sal Ptdo NENbye.' to l=o Jou:tom toOoladoodoo) filoaLlasibuidire.llp.Ct Otomml So et nottboro) toriottor Deso Patoot (hoolloaroatWoptorit no* Jr wiM U. N. Si Du.) Id Itto..ll6llollcelttlkildtd U Di. slum pl:tto; 11 Do. dress (ditto) 111 tombs mil Orsono.4l eId0r:O Ow* ZONSITII SS Prolltooot eir.ttorCota NNW to Do/Sulk) DA DIM. Siam ti pot Gu an I I= ll. l= l lV &ASI ) all , IGUIDible sot Dodoesl lo Mold. Is Dar' al Sl= 11oo1erd(1401) SO Dottlitroldlootortil putt. (bared 111114.0iesticiq al DO. S pot oust. No.) U Promos/01m (has. Loa ' kll.WestAtAscr.detuai II Ditto shim (ditto) ND Itogoess toiletalft to CMS Soraitca 114100. SlNtoodlt Stood illoMliftiOndtWit (Wood U CO 107 1119 ito IS 111 2.4140 I " i 1? g 12 14 13 11 4 . la Mr. Wfarag War Vona= (losood lo Ditto DIM wuto a Dootorort Doped to Oust Wootoral 5 5 The following are this day's sales for the account ORDINIAT SMARM AND aTocie. Caledonian, 491 1 48} 49 ; Dublin and Belfast Junction, 441; Evora Counties, 111 12 • Great Northern, 75 41; Great Southorn and Western (Ireland), 101; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 62 1 11; London, Brighton, and South Coast, 931 ; London and North. Western, 102 ; London and South- Western, 751 5 ; Midland, 59 81 9}Bl ; North British, 251 ; Ozford, Worcester , and Wolverhampton, 38; Shrewsbury and Chester, (Oswestry), 12; South-Eastern, 681 1 • York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 811; York and North 'Midland, 45. IPORJI3OIII Lamm sad lotUffdaa Bodine to Gralmosso.. Wpm boa hoodoo olardwul ad Elmo Moo sod llomoso Dot& Bast - Tio:10 - 78116 -- . .. . Omit Imam ro• Grand Josotion of Mrs IV o.Trask alCiesisitad Gnat Omani Ot. Ws& Oradm, Mom piedbea Item% 6po._ FOREIGN, Luxembourg, 61; Ma.tras, Ill; Northern of Franco, 32/ ; Paris and Lyons, 251; P►ris and Strasbourg, 351. JOINT STOOL BANKS. S;ottiah, and Australian Chartered, 8. IttICIILLANEOUS. Crystal Palate, 51. tr - 71017 - a a i r - 37. 77 7. De. (Rath's.") Do. c lausal) . Lyons sad tunas Tile GLASGOW JEWEL RoautaY.—The burglar Jackson lived between the 12th September when he left the George Square Hotel, and the date of his apprehension for the robbery of jewellery in Mr. Reit', shop, in lodg ings in a respectable house in Renfrew-street. In the course of his stay a large boa came to his from London, regarding the safety of which he showed groat concern. In fee!, his anxiety raised the curiosity of the servant girl, who, one day, when Jackson was out, sprung the nails for the purpose of having a single peep. Here she saw false keys, saws., and the other implements of housebreaking, including the rope ladder, whieh, as we have said, had been forwarded from London. The servant girl's opinion regarding Jackson's occupation was wonderfully enlight ened, but from the stealthy way in which she acquired her information, she did not say anything about it till now, though she watched the man. Jackson left on the Satur day preceding the robbery, and at the game time took his portmanteau to the Caledonian Railway. While residing in Renirew-street, a young man din...d with him one day, who, on doubt, became hut associate in the robbery.— North British Mail. ..". Dom Le..e(with In.) llootloorn M ?raw... ' Do. for Mom Da. hi. I yet at bfic.io Mr t Amtono oh Ikriregisa Trunk ?toter. Pees and Lyeaa ' Paris mad 4 1r.eas, Paris awl Beata . The fourteen men who receind serion, injuries by the Austin :Are uoing weU. Tri; uW Ttrislot;lt Parfa.Caro.aadflba,boura miss and ataticanad Rotas NO Ham . Royal Daub& Royal Swedish Jam** mod MOVJV Do. $1 pa Cant. Prefer South Rastas el halm ioathent at /rasa IneJa Scrip 4ostato nano. . A Se.ongn PLAT -RILL, EXUIBITED AT SEVILLE, 1162.—" To the Sovereign of Heaven—to the Mother of ye Sternal World—to the Polar Star of Spain —to the Cams forte of all Spain—to the faithful Protectress of the Spanish Nation—to the Honour and Glory of the MOO Hay Virgin 11Iary—for her benefit, anti for the Propaga• lies of her Worship—the company of Comedians will this ell pee a representati a of the Comic Piece called— ine. The cerebrated Italian will oleo dance the Fan der..T., and the Theatre will to respectably illuminated."— Noe l a'4 Chderia. l i.7.r7vii el 9wlWrluW... LONDONDERRY AND COLERAINE RAlLWAT.—Traffie for week eadiasOct 8, 1853 :—Passengen, 1331.185. Id. ; goods, 73 1. Ss. 3d. Total, 2341.65. Id. At Mark-lane to-day the fresh arrivals of English grain were very short, and the imports of foreign moderate. Wheat was held for Monday's prices, but not many sales could be effected. Barley is fully as dear as before. Oats were also held for former prices, but the transactions were not numerous. The tone of the various country markets held yesterday was rather dull; bat,with the exception of Liverpool, where wheat declined fully 2d. per 'Nibs., and flour Is. per barrel, the prices of good simples were fairly supported for all descriptions of grain. Notice ham been issued by the directors of the " Central Peninsular Railway of Portugal," that a second call of 2L, making a total payment of 61. per share, will • fall payable in England on tho 6th December. An extraordinary general meeting of the Patent Cooperage Company is called for the 17th inst., for the purpose of confirming the resolutions adopted at the previous special meeting, involving the dissolu tion of the company from the 10th Dec. next. The committee of management of the North Bri tish Australuian Company have just published a statement of their affairs (which will be found in our advertising columns). Part of the new capital has been applied to the entire liquidation of all out standing liabilities, and the remainder is considered ample for all the purposes of the company. From the information given relative to the proceedings of the company it appears that its prospects are very encouraging, and that the management is conducted with every regard to the interests of the share holders. Land shares were a shade flatter to-day. Austra lian Agricultural were last quoted 32 to 33, and South Australian Land, 33 to 34. Bank shares were steady, but those of the Union Bank of Aus tralia lost the improvement of yesterday. There were some considerable sales of Crystal Palace shares, causing a decline to I to 1 prem. London Dock stock has been dealt in at 114. The settlement of the fortnight's account, now in progress in the railway share market,shows an almost general scarcity of stock, which contributes mate rially to the maintenance of prices. The heavier shams were particularly wanted to-day for the settling,especially London and North Western. In the afternoon the rates of " baekwardation" (or, in other words, the rates which parties who have sold and are unable to deliver stock, must pay for the temporary loan of it) increased. London and North Western stock, after being " lenders" to " backwardation," closed " borrowers "to " backwardation." Great Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks were also scarce. Midland in the morning carried " contango," but was afterwards borrowed at I " backwardation." Caledonians were less freely supplied to-day, but Berwicks and York and North Midlands were more plentiful in the market, and quoted " lenders " to 1-16 " eontango." Lovers commanded 1-16 " contango." Annexed is our usual statement of the terms on which the settling has been generally conducted:— London and North Western Ito a backwardation. Midland Lancashire and Yorkshire 5-16 to 5-16 ditto. Great Westi rn I ditto. York and North Midland lenders to 1.16 contango. Dover. Great Northern leaden to 1-16 backwuda lion. C41. - donians -16 to e backwardation. London and South Western 1.16 contango. Berwick. North British Oxford and Worcouri l-32 backwardation to 1-32 000toogo. Great Northern A and B shares were scarce. In French shares eltensive speculation for a fall still No. db. Illzocsuadooda. Pd. 32. 6 AtMa Coal sad La 6 25. t . . 174 12.=las a ianill. 64.60,4 lu Aumisibio Illogal 6 36, 10 Balla w.m.w.di thia . 4 BMW i:',.A corricsalCAteduc...63: n I i l os.o( s t I% l VPsiii: ...... T 60. , 6 Now . ...- li 13,4 4 Cridel Palasiof Prance 2 lialonillbmi. - 3 It. lisoldo Telma& ... AA) 11l 10,16. gis. . 166444446 a it 6:6: . Illaleas4 6 :X 1 : .4v 14, , , =set 6 60. , 1 % min int 0 .... an 60,0 L. 51 1 1l 76,00. 21. 4 1V0441.1 law 123.21 1iNer141144115 Avalmlaoloa all 66. 1' Do. Now . 6 26. , • , NoAbot laroidlilaia . ~.. •10 156, , Pool liver Lod 4 Amaral all 20, Peadardar &Oriental elm all 1 4044 Do. do. - 60, , Portliad hoe Conway I s 14,6 , 10 Royal Nall liteam .. GO 106,00 1 &oath Aastr. lavidaidai all 12,7 Z 5 &salt 411114.1144 Lod. 15,4,..00 1 Amarillo Talmo* all lam* 100 V= Dlsm as lard BURGLARS ROUTED BT A COCKATOO. On the morning of Saturday last the members of Mr. John Hamilton's family, No. 1, Rutland crescent, near Glasgow, were alarmed at finding the first floor parlour windows open and • ladder standing upon the road, and right against the casement. That the house had been burglariuusly entered was undoubted, marks for the floor bore of dirty footprints, and more over, the carpets were strewed witk lucifer matches. Mr. Hamilton was almost afraid to begin the investigation Into his probable 1111111, for silver plate and other valuable articles lay within reach of the thieves, which they might have removed with little more trouble than that of putting forth their hands. Strange to say, nothing was removed, if we except • bottle of ketchup, which had likely been tdkea for brandy, and • chins plate with confectionaries—the plate itself being found on the grass plat before the door. For a time the family was puzzled to account for this singular exemption, till it was agreed on all hands that their preservation from plunder was owing to a cockatoo which belongs to the estab lishment, and which has a voice of peculiar potency and harshness in the croaking line. It is accustomed to raise its notes whenever any unusual sound is heard during the night; and it is accordingly presumed that had held forth the moment the stealthy tread of the intruders fell upon its ear. The thieves hearing sounds to wild and unnatural must have conceived that the evil one himself was denouncing them, and they made a rapid exit accordingly. They went off so unceremoniously that they left a valuable Burden's barometer suspended at the side of the very win dow by which they descended. Mr. Hamilton intends, we believe, to mark his rouse of the cockatoo's services by hanging a silver medal round its neck, an acknowledgment guile as much to the purpose as scoris of those which figure in the newspapers under the bead of " Supper and Pre , *rotation." We wonder what the stick-leg watchman has got who figured so favourably at the late attempted rubbery of jewellery. The ladder used at Mr. Hamilton's was stolen from an outhouse in the neighbourhood.—Wasyuto Herald. PATTERISM IN WALES.—The diminution of pau perism in Wales at the present moment is very great, there being scarcely any able-bodied paupers in the various union houses. This i, to be traced to the extraordinary demand for labour at present existing all over the country arising from the great number of public and private works now in coitus of heing carried oat. The applications fur out-door relief have likewise very much diminished, thus showing by the quickest and surest of all tests that pauperism has much decreased. At Swansea, Merthyr, &c., the expenditure has materially decreased, and in other districts the rates have been lowered to the extent of one quarter. In some parts of North Wales there is a slight ince( ase in the casual ex penditure, which is owing to the greater number of tramps and wandering characters, rather than to any increased pauperism in the localised population. 18116F.WiltCRY AND 13IRMINOIIAM RAILWAY. Traffic receipts for week ended Oct. 2, 1853, 1,0971. 4s. 6d. Corresponding period last year, 987/. 9s. 9.1. CALEDONIAN AND EDINDCROII AND GLASGOW ftsiLwArA.—Traffic for the week ending Oet. 2, 1853: Passengers, &e., 16,602/.95. old. Corresponding week bat year, 14,58&'. Bs.4id. Miles open (Canal and Railway), 307. ft $ N N 141 KS 188 142 I 14 ft t9i NI 03 100 lILWATIL fe li di 3 I die i II ur 2 3 pa I 4. 2 4 It I iC I I I dig 1 li Pm Ili 134 7 6 ii i 4i4 pat 34 41 33A 36 3 4 pm 3 1414 IS SO Is '1 de' 14 d SI die 74 SI di 1 1 3 Pl 3 lak 3 i 7* Sipe tk alsfu. 84 7 73‘ U 1i 11 .b ~ t. If "UT THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocir. General quietude prevails in the market for gold mining shares, and prices are scarcely changed. Nouveau Monde and Agua Fria are quoted to I prem.; Colonial gold, 9-16 to 11.16 prem. ; and Great Nugget, .1 to prem. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 32 to 33 ; Peel River, #to dia. ; North British Australasian, par to }'prem. ; and Scottish Australian Investment, l; to 1 prem.; St. John del Rey shares have been dealt in at 33k, and United Mexican at 31,. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SUGAR. —The market remains steady, the public isles eonsibted of small parcels of foreign, and nearly all bought i•. The refined market firm. Grocery lumps, Os. to 465. 6d. Correa.—The public sale of 1,000 bags of Costa Rica went off lustily at full prices, 40s. Gd. to 545. ; • few lots, 655. 6d. to 68e. Tra.—The market is firm; 21. 6d. was paid yesterday for a chop of fine Congou, new season's crop, arrived within the last three days. fieuaruram-650 bags refraction, 7 to 13t, sold at 295.; refraction 16, 28a. 6d. to 29a. in public sale. Ater.—The market is dull. INutoo.—The quarterly sale is progressing steadily at fully previous rates. Corrox.-500 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. In other articles no material alteration. TALLO W MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallow market is firm, without much business. Town Tallow is quoted 60s. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 581. 6d. ; Oct. to Dec., 589. 3d. ; Jan. to March, Pc BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that, at Weyhill fair yesterday, about 950 pockets of Farnham+, 1,200 Country., and 27 of Kent and Sussex hops, were pitched. I Some choice Farnham were sold at 221. Bs. per cwt., or 4s. per lb. ; some others are held for 251. per cwt. There is every prospect of the whole being sold. The London mer chants are doing a very extensive trade in Kent and Sussex hops at high prices. The market here continues to advance, and but few parties are disposed to sell, expecting that after the duty comes out prices will go much higher ; many think it will fall under 130,0001. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS Mr. E. J. Davis reports a steady demand. Prime meadow hay, 90s. to 115 f. ; iuferior, 50s. to 80s. ; rowen, 454. to Ms. ; clever, 90s. to 128 s. ; second cut, 80e. to 110 s.; straw, Ms. to 425. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LIVERPOOL, THvaspAv, 10.30 A.M. Wind E., moderate, and foggy. Arrived.—William Monv, from Bombay. DIE— Universe, from gew York; John Davies, from Callao. QUEENSTOWN, Orr. 11. Wind E.N.E. Arrived.—Joseph Weir, from Callao; Fama, from Ismael ; Marie Elizabeth, from Galatz. Sailed.—Coronclia, for London. DEAL, THURSDAY, 9.40 A.m. Wind S. E. by S., light, and foggy. Passed. Raleigh, from Odessa, for London; Zarah, from Valparaiso, for London ; Arvun, from Matanzas, for London ; Odessa, from Batavia, tor London ; H.M. steamer Cyclops, for river. Remains.—Delfino. Pealed off Dungeness.—Trithiof, from Oster. • ieoer, tor Fecatupe; J. H. Moller, Lynriorinse; Louisa • Charlotte, from Dautzic, fur Havre; Theodore, tt from Stettin, for Cherbourg. 1 /