The Express. — London, England, 1853-10-24 00:00:00

~,.,.. ~. I • - "Z" - , " 1- %. Il r- ~ ~, • ;bt 4U33rt“ S.— L dr , • ..••• _ Rio. 2,23i.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 24, 1863. [THREEPENCE _ . Pllll3 sa d STRASBOURG RAILWAY. WITTEREALA sod TROVES KAILWAIf. Tl'[ llVlthltlr DIV VI that k, the CONDITIONS of a %iv y.J 6,te.:en the. ove-stimid Campanile, retitled try t b, cth Ainnwt, proved by the general inelinhe of gwet., re of 'he 2.11: and .9th of r the shares n o t the • eas Inlyee It.rittr.,y Company to to be PAID OFT at trona eah at are darts, the period of 1/1 months from 0 , 51. • th pert.' they ea'. tear Interevt at the rate of 3 per toot, I.l.yeitey at the office of tbe is and Strati. rw ir And by Nif.PTS. N. M. Bothseltilde and norm, b taloa. The (net ,a) Lent will be mede en the 1;11i . nt , 4 the Montereani sad Troyes Company most be • n•I rt the Par....o.lntra-baare hallway Deice, Roe de Sha lom,. poi., stolen the 15th Nov. and DA Dec. next amulet. pe e awl se nohow' It.tilway agency. T.Lrbb , .ror-Trrl. (fwd.,/ aT, sass. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. II Wm, Ibmardasa Balm Ow aim N o-3 islets Bolin humetice to erelong me irgeases. 10 Den mg Iliongua Mob M gat Win ... De. admisa I Onist Mlles Pforinipsis le or red hold= et home IS &Ufa ILW&YI. 3 3 to ad $ 1 di za MONEY MARKET. quoted 911 to 1 for money, and 914 to for the 10th Nov. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 90 to 1; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 921 to 1; Bank Stock, 213 ; South New Annuities, 10u; Exchequer Bills, par to 41. prem. In the foreign stock market the chief movement is in Mexican, which has risen from 231 to 21 1 : to !, owing to the announcement that 50,000;. (the amount required to enable the immediate payment of a half-year's dividend) has been remitted by the government of Santa Anna. Granada Bonds are I lower, an d Peru v ian sho w weakness. Spanish] referred 'is quotod 21 to 3. Equador Bonds have been dealt in at 5 ; Granada Actives, 193; ditto Deferred, 71 to ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 701 t o 713 ; Portuguese Fours, 403; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 96:i; Spanish Old 'three per Cents.. 44 to 44: ; Venezuela Three-and-a Half per Cents., 30 ; ditto Deferred, 12. The Octobcr stolen of the above court cam= need this morning at ten o'clock before the Right lion. the Lord Mayor, the Right Hon. the Recorder, Aldermen Sir J. Musgrove, Moon, Liwrence, and Sir R. W. Carden, the newly appointed Sheriffs, Messrs. Wire and Wallis, the Under. Sheriffs, M . Anderton and Smith, dc. - ii 1 - 1 pm 21 2 aim 1 i 2 1 gm r , ... 2 24 pm ii 31 Ms h I T. 6 I jib. SATURDAT iIIINIXO. The aspect of the English stock market to-day was again unfavourable, but prices recede reluctantly, owing to the scarcity of stock. Before the termina tion of business a slight rally had taken place from the lowest point, and, although the tone at the close was flat, the reduction from yesterday's rates amounted to only i per cent. The return of the Bank of England was unfavourably interpreted, and the tendency towards depression was assisted by the falling ill of some "options" in Consols, and by various disquieting rumours of a political nature, one of which referred to an expected manifesto from the Emperor of Russia, stated to be couched in warlike terms. The telegraphic despatch received to-day from the Amsterdam bourse, shows a heavy fall in that market, amounting almost to a panic. II =laal drama... all OS. Walt Ormia. Mime all Slkanuala 11/pa S lAssaftisteikS..a.rt• Io Do. (Patlrrsy) D D (di's') . 4 Do. Meal • ." II = e arl llebtantswa 10‘ 29 lamb 20 Wemer • Limas (with Is.) Is Moebres of Do. he Mew r..; Ds. *A pe same (be S. It assiasaala.) all lbernelienTinnk reedit. 10 Purls sod 11s ". In /WIN esti Wan ... 20 Missed isms Pazlo sal 4 Perk M ama Me ." ring 10 11 OD lb= WI I Is* lbesikk *II same, sod Wes.— 4 Do. ff jj per Cast. Prat* a bath Leon at Fraser 6 loam of Prawn 2.. re lagisestip it wasters . 4 Wasters se bettiorliad 2 Wiesbaden etIS sad STRASBOURG RAILWAY CUM PA PLI.AMES aed UMAY RAILWAYCOMPANT. linnet I- II ISREItY GIVEN that the ii:iAithllOLDEßi of the 0.0 owl Grey Lisbray Company' have the OPTION of EN, 004,1%0 their NUMMI be WNW of the Parts and Ituaboarg cenipeant, et the Isle of one bowl t tr two chars, hawing 254.0 hot . pad ton lash share, we to receive fur threw two shares an order $j u' mow, paystia in .8 moa•ha—Loco, Ist AvriL i OS; with late. T rg yla rate et 3 per cent per annum. aliarebo:deni are therefore in - 4 01011w declare their infest:ow without delay, sad to deposit *N . rangier% for winch receipts wit be given, at the Parts and 3r4 tutrit Mathew 0111er in Pate. Ite•harshehlos give swept tae bad will receive. in addition to g r assiest teeme Lg Area premise of bond fur eTtry two share% the sosoong lat.l 7.7eg IM. tat/11 . 8 sgega_,. Idr. rat ire. Ma pee else, Interest dee es *abbe velem Si I. 36, Or. Cs., Wenn* dotes the bond from Ost. Ist ha Nee. IS. Thee eforetiebbres alto eianwe to seceat the reisharainunt et WI Wow is emu will Fromm an seder be Mfr., peinhie hit Ar a, oil Lateran at the raw at per feat. per anties, and Itifeet.bm 1 tar., as follows : e „,.. igo , befog ryr share. 33 3fir , betas irtere.t ate Far east. pelt Is nettiher. led: be demoted es eke Janes?,.l,usabArts ltd. AV' ;* Tamahoeso-71led. I It Pa Si T 1111 $$ 1 1 " 4 Isi 14 ims lamg man estarday. saw tads: to 3 pa. M_ IA iSi 4 la I di, 1 111 ad Ms par le dis i S $ 5 ll Consols opened this morning at 911 to 1, re ceded to 91 to 1, rallied to 911 to 1, again declined to 91 to 4 and, after several unimportant fluctuations similar in :character, were lut quoted 911 to 1, boch for money and the 10th November. Business in the house was chiefly confined to this market, the share markets being very dull. The official business report is as follows: —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, Z, 91, I I; ditto, for account, 10th Nov., 911, 91, 911, 91, 911, 91, 911. Three per Cent. Reduced, 901, 3. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. ' 921, Lon An nuities, 1860, 61. India Stock, 248. Bank Stock, 217, 214; ditto, for account, 216. MINES. ••• - Aan.wAva. I Cordage to Amber& ; NOttl4"u . _up: kit Jsaellas 11 4 Ni 4 41 n n. 114 16 18 „ 93 93 66 44 „ 484 49 14 16 IS 13 43 43 74 4 4 4 4 $ sl 111 13 U 41 11nou., Lae.,aCiod. Jew. Lb.Ctioodtdrl63oUOlSl.C. Do. do. to IOL. Masi sad Rasta i die 1 Pa 3 4 pp 8 4 Gerd l B e y „ l Basks Mallard !Alma*. Pinta. aid Aboal Aar ittsetas i s I las pXIB aid STRASBOURG RAILWAY. N owt; ht ULNEII4 Olt LN, that DEFORT of 100 tamp pr ...re am the new Mane th.. Company will be RR. Chtlll. T ni OW date to the 17th November meat laeloshee by WV" N. N. lbabeekude Mid Seas, bankers of the Company, New. mt g. *get. Wrlmme. Load*. The amount of the depend I. CoEIYb maw t. St a. 111. per Mara re: eet.li.sts of ad Mose, rade of which Mum gime • debt to MOW am warn, mad be permeated at Messrs. Rothablide% sad .4 Amaral la Loakm, without the need of trsammetesioa to Mr* A “,.. rt be gives lot the deposit payment, to be bartafter es. Myatt fur • per Waal ert.ilkate of sham. rme sod ferseboarm Vollway Agency, 7, Tolienhmsayard, LIMA" OM. M. Ist& Lzt Aseisa .....••... Ditto E sad II Win Ossatio Ii iz..rw. Si Si As 100 Ikkolowet mod Skop, . 11011141aborkt hake ... 100 ;1141obwrokraira,DiNd*, ISO 101mgow k IsolkWkoooo 100 lOomo Nordres 100 Do. a. IWO 1001 Do. 1. . 01.110ath. mad Wwit.lbo.) iii:o6 — 14 DO. ( IS LV. IL) ... _ W. ems e . sod 0 die. • 211 30 66 62 1.4 Ilf 1 62 674 6 H 23 I 11. 'lrish esellt 11•11 era . 73 74 41 74 131 133 99 101 79 79 INS ts 4 i re of DEPOSIT, 7, St. Martin's-place, Trataliter.sq•lare, Leettos. bingo sinner: bi . Nutt KT NS raqmostol to tottinloo lb, Yr 0 ass ustamess. by Irina • We. MI of lama =ay be glittiaet with prise scatty. looted mak la Janua• i poi July. PE Mit NODAL! t+ON, Xaaq( Dilutor. Prooptelusts free on npoltentko. lii St 1 ' Ilf I 10 HD Du. Shia. .611 ILmorldrop sal Toolioldri IN Do. 7111 Do. Wan Rbilag OMlw dl 'Lose IllooDoes 1111 Labissuml 7 ,Loa..%S•oallboad DO OWN DO irooDo7 Do. he Nam II Ds. ' Do. 8104114•111.03; 00 Itimbdon 010411-WooOoro 1114 Do— e" $4 ef pa 611 611 11 7 1 dl. 4 Is se 7. C r II Pul 101 101 6li I le 71 934 4 101# # OCRfull sin MODERATOR LAMP, with ` lobe mr. i stari pine, Oa ti Osiasi. O r, sad study mow M. M. M. pm pike. my B 4ori. Ur, (aryl amid. f+h:s.dam)• e i iis Psi I Pei FIVE OUINEAIL—Mr. WM. IL HALER, the i k .k s ior...64. dr, Dimawiek-agarre. Load" Warm Lanai that Ea FIVE GUINEA APPARATUSES ars aim ready. —ftrd ava wow Arum is Ws ramble aa Nadir& Rahaalosi. W i. p.,811 lusamitmag uWlllae 41 Da. Malls Us& Usioe le =DM .. Xi Ds. Illni . ..sa . Day 171 DMA. Wept (Irs)... „. 1711 Dab lOW ... MI ! Ilamidot . 44 Do. Ilmy 73_ 75 14 11 dls IS 184 19i 3711 Ul slli THE SUCCEt3BFUL RESULTS d the lest hat ▪ emu', hove proved Wood prides Oet IMOWLANDIT 11AVIEVA OIL preen siodeierly oreolidipm Is Ike growl, restorados. rd Isprovusest of the MOMS W _ poe it, lad olds eery abet Ito mod. It provests It end bibs et or lera. tef grey -611 t teak heir—vimenil hoer teerreol deeded —owl makes it elk ery. sal err. the dellemble meta, reseerrieodedos Mabee the lei el • hemeltat heal et ble—h - tee Jo. It ma Is.; lewdly hada teem Is Mr soill), it. ft; tied doubts dot dmfta Cheeint—Oa Se wiener el eiditeede re the wok "Itowleadt Marastatt 011; hive Nam ..AY by A. IIOWLeIID rd SO" 211, 111111mgettles. Le lel Yr rillPirtamen. REAFNEBB, CHRONIC OR ACUTE NER- Toys name. mom NOUNS AND PAINS IN SAIIII,- , a MODUNT PON uncianso IMMO ► post is Is lebillia Is r "Ma ram 'Maori el wise al Isle Ma aria is Mem ors sr. Mo ire raft 'as Masilo lsor pis. Issorsaboss or touris Is a ibil.st spa amms swim of rise am Ibis Wry framy brie INA elt drius. sloblis wk Ars slI 111 1 = Irmo BM Yr MB low mak bp is mime mist. Di. DAVID ,R4l l l , me sassidsg a ir=si . L. 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SINTIAL DISODURY, TOR CURING NERVOUS SUIPFEILIAS, MID AND lUD OSISPLAUITS. De. DAVID TIM" ps peers errebbi ybreides.) I, Weave* be orb am ed be one berrebrat dbersde Tuill l= A• stielms se easeer Peg Ala sir le de by be add Mira visas ee se lie seredura trastpdtar bows emerbri Ilea el do be be ads. sedbeente leaty akeethese. la be veer st ambits ands use b reredurd. deor ea bed bruin sod learse et pinta wiliest siNg meth Sithethathealithiee Mims et tag areebe. dr ' T I E lb. rem. birberrey binding ti Need Isulde up r the ha Ides orbs boodled at dims Sr ell lid sway ebb% bed berrh erbsed iamb. Are abb. trearesswideblb MOlNelea iler. bridle Num ram *bid, alb= be Os bp d be beedo tree dosedle be buried bp. red mud lei Ibiribb d eddieleudis. sad rime reemesse baba lbw dra. rob et rederadderded sews d absorb= y deibiesese bra Sir beld oriedes be mad Ibe aiSMysrsesd Ms dr r~stjr Ile =bur. by oder senumme. Mu el be berdlia. MM. sear bat Wing. gelembee. . bre ad ererb. dide padre* is smart t• be • theiesbeth of desk a ppm' re. by Isar, fsebeethe l e s. Is prose .hap. se ragarpantor, sad Or seer et dm will be OrthethS be men a/ meth is my et the 01116. tem IM. moues, foi" THE D A I perpri L Y ee N W 8 : Lorin Morning Pa, 3d. A l, POUU/S!01/111. the DA MY Min le et the heed a the Lt. Wei Prue of Gnat Maim, admit* fres 011.11Mfile la its broadest are, the ell mad ail plesheel reform. wiethar *kW. sec 44 eriehme‘ h theme mil vim obis Osumi Soms.—la tht money et he ll= mule. tohltlei. eel leperal theeetter of Its mile amine the msbulmmumessed eashereist lr hamlet elehhel is the Clhp, lissistasy Nava mosmomp kambbo isms bi s. ded Ibt of Waft flea I lay rawby paper— isibliaZ imports. 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ADM litaLlT, Ocr. 23. —AprommEns. Gan to hull's Tuner, to Proserpina. Paymasters Joseph Lewis, co Diamond; and Imes Bigsrs, to Juno. Clerics freak ltsvador, to Deontond ; and F. Barnes, to Juno. - - REPRESENTATION or SALISBUST.—The Speaker hr mulled that us fourteen days from the 18th inst. he %kisses his warrant for a new writ for the borough of halistim7, ia the room of Mr. Charles Baring Wall do omed. As yet Choreal Beckley retains qaist passo6oll If the field ; but in the courts of Saturday ••=8 morsibrate eat toned by a party in the borough, rams*/ this dm 'ess to abetain from promising their votes, immesh as • l'atietnan of indepeadent principles intends to elk bissoell u I candidate. Thi. gentleman is said by local politicians to be no other than Captain Roberts, who le well Mown for his engineering capabilities. It is understood that be is a "reporter of the Aberdeen adininbtratiou. It is asserted hat Mr. Orem, the late unsuccessful candidate for Wilton, also come forward ; but this is generally considered by %say to be a groundless rumour. Tut NORNA, a new iron screw steamer belonging to the Peninsular and Oriental Company, arrived at South. 'alma oa Friday. She made the passage from the Clyde II &Althea:pion water in 46 hours, the quickest time in *kith it has been ever accomplished. The calends r contains thy Dames of 89 prisoners. The Recorder, in his charge to the grand jury, said that although the number of cases for anal was not greater than usual, yet many of them were of a very long, intricate, and important character, and their lafinirs were coos,- qinntly likely to be of some considerable duration. He regretted to say that there were two cases of child murder, an offence unhappily now very frequent, and it appeared to him that thew cane merely rested upon the medical testimony, and the grand jury would consider whether there was • sufficient prima facie ease established to justify them in finding a bill. In addition to these charges of murder, he regretted to say theta were several other cases involving the destruction of human life, which would come before them in the shape of charges of manslaughter. One of these was of a very unusual character, the captain and mate of a vessel called the Queen in the reign being charged with the manslaughter of lour Malay seamen ; and it appeared that there were cross committals, and that two of the Malays who had preferred the original charge against the captain and mate were themselves committed apes seams of setting and weasel lag the captain. nw aspead... were very long and intri este ; bet, so for as ha woo able to make himself acquainted with their content's, it appeared thatther• was a supposition that a mutiny had taken place on board the vessel, and that what was done by the captain was merely with a view to ensure the safety of the vessel. If this should be made out se their satisfaction, they would of course not look too closely to the acts of a person in authority on bead a vessel under such circumstances ; and it would seem that it was upon the supposition that • mutiny had really taken place that the magistrate had committed the two Malays for stebbiag the captain. They would, however, hear all the facts that would be laid before them, and they would then consider whether it would not he advisable to have the whole matter fully investigated, and they would find the bill against the captain, unless it was clearly established that he; had done nothing more than was absolutely necessary- for the protection and safety of the vessel under ; his command. The learned recorder then alluded to the charge of manslaughter against Mr. Abraham, the surveyor of the Duke of Norfolk, arising out of the fatal accident in the Strand, and he said that if a bill should be preferred before them, it would be necessary that some act of commis.ion should he made out distinctly, tending to cause the accident, and no act of omission or mere neglect would be sufficient to justify them in finding a bill. His lordship neat alluded to • charge . of conspiracy against certain workmen engaged in the printing trade to prevent a workman from being employed, and he said that although the law allowed both masters and workmen to hold meet ings for the purpose of regulating the amount of wages, yet it did not sanction any proceeding tending to coerce other workmen or prevent them from being employed, and if say nets tending to that result should be proved it would be their duty to n ista • true bill. The learned retarder concluded by referring to the charge against the engine -driver and stoker, who were upon the express train upon the occa sion of the late serious accident at the Homey station of the Gnat Northern Railway • and he expressed a doubt whether persons in their posi tion could be brought under the particuler circumstances of the ease within the clause of the Railway Act upon which the indictment would peobably be preferred ; but at the same time said he thought it would be bettor that they should find • bill, in seder that • matter of ouch gnat importance to the public abald eradsre • full investigation. The grand jury then retired. AND CLERICAL. .-- • - OTTORD, OCTOBER 22. JESUS COLLEGE.—A scholarship, belonging to one of the seven counties of Booth Wales, and of the endowment of Mr. William Thomas, according to the donation of the benefactor to be supplied by • native of the counties of Monmouth or Brecon, with respect to his kindred, being vacant, the Principal and Fellows have Axed os Monday, the 7th of November, for the election of a proper persea into the Th ant place. BNAGRXO,IIII Cou.son.—A fellowship on the original itnindation of this collage I. sow vacasst,aild will be filled up in the course of the present term. Natives of the dio ewe of Lichfield and Coventry, being graduates of the University of Osford, under eight years' standing, from the date of their matriculation, are eligible ; the electors having regard, in their choice, to the preference given by the statutes, in the first instance, to natives of Prescot and Prestbury, sad, in the second, to natives of the counties of Lancaster and Quieter. Candidates are required to exhibit to the Principal, on or before Thursday, the 24th of No vember, certificates of the locality of their birth, together with the usual college testimonials and the certificates of their matriculation. _ COYPUS CISSISTI COLLSOL—An election will be held in this college on Friday, the 9th of December next, of a scholar, on the Hampshire foundation. CABIDIDATIS 7011 BIAKINATION.ThS list of candi dates for examination this term, issued • few days ago by the Senior Proctor, has excited more than ordinary interest from the fact that out of the entire number, 132, there are co less than 50 who are going in for " hosion," or " classes.• LerrEs•BacErruto BOXES have been furnished to ell the stations situated in towns as the South-Western Railway. They are to be fixed in the most conspicuous parts, against the walls of the platforms of the various stations. This will be a very great accommodation to the public. Tux LAWSON OBSERVATOBT.—The Lawson Ob servatory Committee, taking the same view as government bet done—that an ob servatory in this vicinity will be a nit. demi as well as a local benefit—have been making ea tended applications to the nobility, patsy, and various sci entific societies, for their assistance. The central committee have generally doubled their subscriptions, in order to secure Mr. Lawson's very valuable prment. But all these exertions still leave them about 1,8001. short of the sum to be subscribed, and which Mr. Lawsoa's conditions require to be paid up beton, he assigns the instruments and money to the committee, for which purpose, seeing they hat so nearly accomplished their object, he has kindly extended the time a few weeks. Under these circumstances, the committee are necessitated to snake renewed application to their fellow-townsmen; and have ansordinly appointed collider* to each ward, who they bee will receive that liberal Nippon which will lbelp them le mere this Jetport sat bees to Nottingham. Area FINSBURY SCHOOL or Arts.—A numerous meet ing of the patrons and 'cholera of this »dilution, which is in connexion with the Board of Trade Department of Science and Art, Marlborough-house, wee held on Satur day to witness the distribution of ;rises. The chairman (Mr. Warren De la Rae), in opening the proceedings, con gratulated the pupils and their friends, upon the manifest improvement as rapid advancement observable in the various department of Memos and art to which the com petitors had applied themselves. Addressee of a similar character were delivered by Mr. Drayton Wyatt and Mc B. Leightee, after which the chairman awarded the prize,. The Sees consisted of an elegantly fitted up box of colours; the seemed prim (the merits of the two competitors being equal) wen an gut» plated pen box of beautiful design and workmanship, by Mr. Elkingtoo, of the City-road— sad an inkstand of same style and material from the sand establishment. The fourth . prise we. Barnard's "Treatise on Trees and Foreroands.' These were received amidst fond applause. Twelve certificate. were also awarded as marks of approbation of assiduity sad program. A vote of thanks to the chairman terminated the procei dings. EMIGRATION PROM PLYMOUTH.—The following vessels have been emmissioned by her Majesty's Emigra tion Counedesionen to sail from the port of Plymouth, viz.: —The Omega (sow in the Sound), Sultana, to sail on 26th instant; Prince Alfred, 9th; Blenheim, 14th; Thomas Gresham, 21st; and Kent, 30th of November; and the Rodney early in Dumber. BRIBERY AT ELEcrioNs.—At a meeting of the watch committee in Cambridge, on Monde _y last, it was I unanimously resolved that any person proved to have given or received a bribe at any ekttion for the borough, was an unlit person to be elected a parish constable. Seven nese. were stroek off the list in pursuance of this resolution.— Canthridoe bglepersekia Press. TOTN ESA, DEVON.—Thc corporate property of the borough of Totem, which for • great number of years Ins bees in Chancery, has been conveyed by the Lords Com saissicaers of her Majesty's Treasury to charity trustees, in order that the income accruing therefrom might be applied towards the estsbligment and support of • free echoed, ard to certain other charitable purposes. There are about 100 candidates for the vacant office of the head mastership of the Grammar School is this town. MONUMENT TO THE LATE LIEUTENANT BELLOT. —Lord John Russell and the Earl of Ellesmere have re quested Sir Roderick Murchison to place their names on the list of the committee, for the purpose of procuring the erec tion of a monument to the memory of the late gallant French officer, Lieutenant Bellot, and have authorised him to announce that they are ready to contribute liberally to the laudable object. FALL FROM • SECOND-FLOOR WINDOW.—On Saturday &fine boy, named Alexander Wright, rued seven years, and residing at Albion-place, Clerkeuwell, fell from the window of the second-floor front room during his mother's absence. He was promptly conveyed to St. Bar tholomew's Hospital, where he remiss in a precarious state. 10 II 11 LIII4I ' is 47 SO is "Ii — s is i i ii a it 1 /i ti 41 Im r a ;iii;; — / sal ',Nimbus Omaha Mei Ikett arab ... 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Werantor, rod i sh ::Trr.„oll. Spar Oat 11 all Dlt.o ditto ditto • ahldra.NotrOarz., 111 10 lartnro.heasitor(Kor.W.l Fllti.) • pot Oust— ll6 II 16 ill Do. $ pit Oral 91 10 II Ito Idopliahme 11 14 10 14 Ditto Find 46 per Oat pa 6pa 1436 all South tress (Roman' •sa.lcif 13 1 24 0 dt. 100. Da ff per mat. •• Silt.Torkokireiperet.Daar II 10 I 0 I Walsroo4lolllloaalip.at, St 100 . Toga, _llowartia.llPrw 1 kroi of Nag.pareb., U 17 y 6Ms DUO —I 41 44 21 10 II ackliKalid.6l.llo.Pari , 04 did 44 U 24 .90 . 100 i - ila - I pm 9j 194 Cloth 6 Draw prlea does de. Dam Kuria Pald.l l Saturday. to-day. —....— 104,000 lAm Irrla all i ;a1 11 *O,OOO 1 Maio Austad= 0.14 a ll 4 I as par 400,000 in...Aagio Warman 10.044 10 tAleatralaalao 40,00 u I De. Coal Wang 1 It,to/4 10 atindlea Eva' t Aselnies Orrallera 100,400 I deelialas Frabeld Story I doe Mad 2r6,000 1 Saab Mantled Oold .11 4k 10,006 30 arldallras 15.5 3 10,000 115 fllraLlser.(lea.atsi.p o 144 4j 54 5i 50 . 6,0.0 De.Oonseaed Casa all 3 3 I, 00 I. Do. it. Joie Da Red 15 6 344 210,00 1 Cameo 4da per 12,009 40 Oars Ooppst .... —, en 44 00,400 5 IColoalal Crook Gad 1 40 i pra .., Coplapu $3OOOO et. w h op' Masa of Era all 33 ID koop se +Do. Pref. 74 per oat all 57pm ad 70,0e0 5 ratelideetrallanewpw all 1$ 3 Great Nuepet ea all i die i pai 1 " 10°6 1 I Do. Regiatere Y d - —.4 26,100 10 +Gerard 12,401 1 Grand Duchy at Dada all 4 dle per Mat Great P01g00tk...... all 211 .1 dia 1 Lake Oa% ant. all A A dl. Liberty ..... an If i des. 1 Mara . . all a 941 usimiCroaiNi."ci:id 100,600Dards ClealiegOo all i . llheidulte /4000 1 IleareadeLdnerlas 0 n GI 7 444,40 r Dew illeendia .—.— a 4 ilk pa 60,460 Not lbws 14.13:03. all Ikikeda Ike& all a apa li 30 reeistseees.L.silik all WAD 5 Pea Dia . --... 1 6it dts A =1 .-- dll imlllki A se *VA., ss«; /AO IS soise Cad.— III 114 it so.oc. 1 Mena .da d W .. .., all I 4 ad 5,100 10 Ili Oen 41.174 Willi A Ph/4 lidaista alt Al 11 r 1 Dab, 1 1 West Greeds .................. all Il II dk WAN I W•a 11uip0n........... all 4 4as MAI 1 Inks et i idk + Traridersble by slanged deed. bade= icee to-dsy. DEPARTURE OF THE AFRICA. -OR Saturday - Mail morning the British and North American Royal 2s_ steamship Africa, Captain Harrison, sailed from the Mersey for New York, with the usual mails foe the United States and British North American provinces 140 passen gers, and a large and valuable cargo of general merchandise on board. Amongst thepassengers per the Africa, were his Excellency the Peruvian inister of Finance and suite, and Sir Allan hie Nab. Blihu Burritt, " the learned Mack smith," was amongst the passengers per the Misers on the previous Saturday (the lhth inst.) PROBABLE TERMINATION OF THE WIGAN STRIKE. —The Northern Doily Tunes has much gratification in being able to state that from a correspondence which has taken place between one of the princis master cotton spinners in Wigan, and those employed him, the diffe rences between the master spinners an their hands are likely to be adjusted, and has good reason to believe that all the mills will again be at work in the course of nest week. Mr. Eckenley has invited the hands in his employ to meet him, with a view to an adjustment of the differences between them. THE ALLEGED ROBBERY AT DONCASTER.—VERY lAMB A WHALE.—A statement has been published in one Mt two of the London daily papers to the effect that a Mr. Thomas Atkinson Davidson, of No. 20, Leman-street, Goodman's-fields, in the employ of Mr. Smith, clerk to the board of Guardians, St. Mary's, Whitechapel, was robbed of 2601., in notes, gold, and silver, whilst stopping at Mr. Tweedale's, the Railway Hotel, Doncaster, on Sunday Inning last, to which place he adjourned alter conveying three paupers to Thorne, the object of his journey. The bet is, we have ascertained this Mr. Thos. A. Davidson did make some such statement as the above to a respectable in dividual, for the purpose of obtaining a loan of 30s. to car ry him back to London, and unfortunately he succeeded, promiaing, as soon as he got to town, to return the money be had borrowed, and the numbers of the notes he had lost. • letter has since been received from him, in which he states he has not yet bad time to obtain the numbers of the metes, nor to procure a Post-office order.—Doncaster Mrsnicle. RAVAGES OF BEARS IN SPAIN.—The sportsmen of Luchon having received information that several bears had made their appearance in the neighbourhood of the Spanish frontier, where they had destroyed several cows, lately formed themselves in two bands, one to act in Arra gen and the other in Catalonia. In two days it was an nounced that the one in Arragon had killed one bear and wounded another, but that unfortunately one of the party had been seriously wounded an encounter with one of them, and was obliged to be left at a house to receive medi cal assistance. The party who went into Catalonia also killed one large bear and two cube. 3011 IT STOOI BANKS Manias pram Bothem dean lra SL I IlAuts. Sol. Body. y. 22,600 40 A . all TO ,_-___ 40 Ltrlkl ia llaiiii;oili ii. oil 66 aa.uuu SI gra Amok= PI POW SI Ink 411 Ala 5 14 1 di , 34 IMOD 36 lag P Lea. Aro god Ohla 2 4314 Pr 20,600 IN i 36.000 PO at Lords 24 PAP 21 Nei.. I Art Orel 10 11 11614 24000 IP La. Sisk at Art. 16 par 1 gam 161 10,000 10 = 20 60, 80 lO 23 116 23 31 1/ SO, 100 Load= ort C P 30 33 34 33 a 10. ISO Sated inv. 36 10, 20 Do. Now lO :0, malot Reload 20,0* so NMI 30 New Waal 2Ts ii 33,8731 23 °dread Paaradas aU 43 4614 43 404 0 20. IP 4.0 , 10 Do. aw ........... ..... PAP 6 Royal Asaaralla Baskin sad Quid tap. Co. 1 IMr par 6.000 26 Saab Mamas 26 39 4,0 33 MOW IS Vasa al Australia PI 66 70 8,00) Da. pow. . . .... 60,0uu a Oaks d icadOi lO 13 1/1 11,000 40 Umbra et PPM No. Id Miocusrisorp. Pd. gra t ioloy. — 31 — .0 - 0O Alibis Pal sad Ifor 8 =-- 31. 11 SAL ADloolOoral 11.500 21 ogrolosho Pons MM l4 MAO . ater Borg 11•11 U." CS% Assorloos aWiwieb t • •• • 3:1 Ts 06 - a 00 1 iii.bao or.eam.siudoe:66: 1 — 3 321 10014 1 '.•-""" robes New .. ... 12,000 It 1 . Mice of him, 12,000 . Molds Unto& ... JAI 20 lf 19 1.:o0o Do, „......... ..... OM 15 12 14 9.0.0 Noma awe Navloodea. 14 : .0 7.. 7 9.7llOpptig 0o l6 IS:O. 1 f= l" • oil 7:: .7 . 40900 1. N_- - 1 76,09 Nix Osalorl 104 or A lem =iiii all *ls i inns 1 N. ds 1411119 , go 66,000 1 Do. Now 16 5 -- . . gr it I = k e rlosiai . 11 rag 110, Ithorpot 10,u0o Posbasks a Lrloalal 9455. al IC. De. 50, Poetised Ifoirlompw 9 1 3i, 8 nu* .....anz,66iiir. 11 2 111; 12.1 • • Load. 150,000 1 1 1000 100 as Mom% 13 ii Si The Exchequer Bill market showed no signs of a rally, closing par to 4s. preen. In India Bonds trans actions are recorded at 29. dis. to par. The foreign stock market was flat in character, and, where sales were pressed, prices showed weak ness. Business, however, was very quiet. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. closed 11. per cent. lower than yesterday, and Granada Deferred Bonds were also rather worse. At four o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 231 to 24 ; Spanish Deferred, 211 to 1; the Certifs., 6 to 61 per cent. Peruvian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 70 to 72; Granada Active, 20 to 22 ; ditto Deferred, 71 to 81. Sales are thus re oorded in the official list :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 971. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., SS. Chilian Six per Cents., 1001. Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 62 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifi cates, 931, e. Mexican Three per Cents., 23f. Portuguese Four per Cents., 411; ditto, ex all overdue Coupons, 381. Russian Five per Cents., 1121, ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 961, 97. Sardinian Five per Cents., 901. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 44Z ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 21Z. Contrasting the return of the Bank of England just issued with that for the corresponding week of lut year, the following changes are shown : Circulation nesse Ditto active Public deposit, Decrease Other deposits Government securities in _ banking department .. . Decrease Other securities in banking department lncrease 6,238,028 Coin and bullion in both de- _ ;mimosa The Ria lncrease 64,965 The Reserve • Decrees The seat remarkable changes here exhibited con sist of the Worms in the other or private securities, and the decrease in the bullion and reserve. Our list of the quantities of the precious metals that have reached our ports during the week is as fol lows:—By the Africa, about 800,000 dole. ; by the screw steamer Andes, 150,000 dole. ; and by the Washington about a quarter of a million of dollars, all three from New York ; 600 ounces of gold by the Undine, and 744 ounces by the John Sonchay, both from Van Diemen's Land; and 1,550!. in specie by the Iberia from Gibraltar and Portugal. This afternoon we are also advised of the arrival at Liverpool of the City of Glasgow, with 180,000 dole. on freight, from Philadelphia, and of the Eagle, at the same port, with 64,000. ounces of gold (as stated in the telegra phic despatch), valued at 256,0001., from Melbourne, whence she sailed on the 28th of July. These sums may be taken to represent an aggregate value of about 535,000!. sterling, of which 2,1,0001. was from New York, and 260,0001. from Australia. About two-thirds of the receipts by the Andes, however, the major part of the specie freight of the Washington, and a considerable portion of that of the Africa, are stated to have been destined for the continent ; so that the actual arrivals for this market must be con siderably less than the aggregate sum above stated. The shipments have also been rather heavy. The Custom-house account of the exports of the precious metals direct from Londan during the week ending Thursday last includes 20,818 ounces and 3001. in gold, and 38,950 minces of silver, representing an ag gregate value of rather more than 90,000!. sterling, chiefly in . gold for the continent. The statement in detail is as follows:—Gold coin: To Hamburg, 7,740 ounces; to Calais, 3,000 ounces; to Belgium, 2,650 ounces; to the Mauritius, 1,428 ounces. Gold bars : To Boulogne, 6,000 ounces ; to Hamburg, 3001. Silver coin : To Hamburg, 4,600 ounces. Silver bars: To Hamburg, 32,350 ounces. The other shipments reported to us comprise 284,330!., of which only 10,750/. was in gold, and the rest in silver, be the Indus, for Alexandria and the East, 61,899! ., chiefly in bar gold (besides 3,5001. in jewellery), by the Orinoco for the West Indies and the Isthmus • and 2501. in specie by the Tagus, for Gibraltar. The total ascertained shipments from the kingdom for the week, are thus raised to about 336,0007., of which the major part was in silver. Allowance must also be made for the shipments of gold to France, which have been going on during the whole week via the Kentish and other ports. The half-yearly dividend falling due the let of November, on Quebec City Sterling Six per Cent. Bonds, negotiated through Nlessre. Baring, Brothers, and Co., is duly advertised for payment. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Company on their respective presidencies from the Bth to the 22nd inst. (this day) is as follows : Rate of Butane Beagal £ 31,308 16 7 12s. op. per Co.'s rupee Madras 12,460 15 4 Bombay Total £48,901 15 11 The first ordinary meeting of Clanssen's Patent Flax Company is called for the Bth November. The certificates of shares in the Warkworth Dock Company are advertised as exchangeable for the bankers' receipts on the 24th inst. Land shares remain very dull. Australian Agri cultural were rather cheaper, closing 33 to 34. In bank shares the only feature was a decline of it. in Bank of Australasia, and an improvement of 1L in those of the Union Bank of Australia. Crystal Pa lace shares remain flat, and closed to 1 prem., and for the new issue 3-16 to 5.16 prem. London Dock stock has been dealt in at 109!, and General Steam Navigation shares at 28. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Renter's express : Amsterdam, Friday, closing prices:—Duteh Four per Cents., 901; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 60. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 21 ; the Coupons, 4 13-16. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 751. Peruvian New, 68!. Portuguese New, 361. Mexican, New, 221. Granada Active, 18 ; ditto Deferred, if. These prices show a general and very heavy fall. The exchange comes at the same time reported at a decline, at 11.75 for short. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocl. The English stock market opened at Saturday's closing quotations, experienced an advance of 1 per cent., and has since fallen back to the opening range. Business throughout the Stock Exchange has been very quiet. Consols were tint quoted 911 to advanced to 91 to f, and are now _ SATURDAY Evawiva. The home mining stock market to-day has been Wive. Good dividend shares continue in demand ; but otherwise the transactions aro not of a nature to call for comment. South Caradon have been done at 2421, 2421; West Caradon, 200; United Mines, 223; Great Wheal Alfred, 40; Alfred Consols, 25. 1; Bell and Lanarth, 91, 1 ; Rorrington, 10s, 6d. The gold mining share market has been again flat, except for Agua Fria, which have been rather firmer. Nouveau Monde and Colonial Gold were at one time offored at 1 prem., but slightly rallied from the lowest point. At 3 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted ; to 7 ! prem.; Great Nugget, 1 dia. to! prem.; Port Phillip, 7-16 to 5-16 die.; British Australian, to dis.; Nouveau Monde, Ito 1 ; prem.; Agua Fria, 7; to 1 prem. Imperial Brazilian !shares improved 10s., but those of the Mexican and South American Company were rather flatter. 'West Indian descriptions exhibit little change. Metcalfe Copper. were last quoted 15 to 2 prem. The nominal closing prices of new undertakings are me follows :—Mizen Head, 1 to 5 dia.; Lewis Hill Range, 1 to 3 dis. ; Cologne Lead, Z to 3 die.; Clarendon (of Jamaica), 1 to 1 prem.; Britannia Gold, Ito per sh. ; New South Wales Coal, 3to die.; t'Aigle d'Or, 3 to 5 dis.; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, 1 dia. to 1 prem. ; Mount Carbon Coal, a to 3 die. ; Kenmare, 1 dia. to par; Lake Superior Copper, ; die. to r; Connemara, 1 dia. to par; Glenaulin, 5 to 1 dis.; Australian Mutual, Z to I die.; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, Z to Z die.; Mel bourne Gold, 3 to 1 die.; Golden Mountain, to 1 dis. ; Poltimore, par to 1 prem. ; Great Crinnie, par to 1 pm.; Garnett and Moseley, 1 to 11 prem.; New Linares, 1 dis. to par ; Sue River (of Jamaica), par to 3 pm. ; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 15 to 2 prem.; Dhurode Copper, 1 die. to par; Carberry West, 3 to 1 dis.; Adelaide Land and Gold, 11 to 01 dis. ; Australasian Coal, 3 to 1 dis.; Liguanea (of Jamaica), 3 to ; dis. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica), Ito prem.; British and Colonial Smelt ing and Reduction, Zto die.; Australian Console, to die. ; Albion Gold, Z to 3 die. ; Great Hewas United Tin, dia. to par; Great Cambrian Mining and Quarrying, par to ; prem. ; Peninsular Mining, to 3 prem.; Lackamor Copper, 1 to 1 die.; Knocka trellane Copper, 5 to Z die. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The gold mining shares are a shade firmer to-day, but there is little change in prices. Ague Fria are quoted tto prem.; Nouveau Monde, 5-16 to 746 Nem.; Colonial Gold, to prem.; and Great ugget, par to I pror. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 324 to 331; Peel River, to „ die; North British Austra lasian, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem. ; and Scottish Aus tralian Investment, 1 5-16 to 1 7-16 prem. The Imperial Brazilian Company's shares hare been dealt in at 3i. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. Our market was on:y mod ly supplied with Er g!ish wheat this morning, by land-carnage aamples from Essex and Kent, and the offers coastwise were far from numerous. Factors commenced by a.king a very considerable adeacce upon lut Mondsy's quotation., and eventually a clearance was effected at an impmement of 2.. to 3s. per qr. on the rates of that day. In foreign wheat a large businen was transacted at a like Flour must be noted to 2e. per barrel dearer. Choice samples of malting barley were Is. to 25., aid other descriptions Is. dearer, than on this day week. Oats were in good supply, and realised Is. to 2s. per Ir. more money. Beans and peas unchanged. ARRIVALSII4TO LUNDISN FROM OCT. 17th to 0.2. T. :2nd Qrs. Ugh/AL bootee. Lan. r - .rem.. Wltnat l9ll 120 1 .1.1 CO Earl., 9429 911 4 0 1 01109 Cata...„ Malt ..... . 3701 64 1 Maur, 4,353 nuke and 14,311 barrels. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The public sales declared for to-morrow are rather large, viz. :—Sugar : 400 hbds. Wept India, 4,000 bags Mauritius, 5,000 bags Bengal, and 3,500 bags Madras. Coffee : ICO bales Mocha, and 350 bar Madras. Saltpetre : 1,250 bags. Rice: 1,200 bags Madre:. Pepper: 100 bags. Cochineal: 160 bage The private contract markets have been inactive to-day. Corroer is in fair demand. TEL.—The trade continues to buy steadily. Otte.—Seal, pale, 381. to 391.; straw, 341. 05. to 5.'. ; brown, 3315. to 341. ; Sperm, 86/. to 87/. Os. ; He o matter, 871. 10s. to 881. 10s. ; C0d,.341. 10s. to MI.; South Sea, 391. to 401. ; Olive Gallipoli, 661. to 671.; Spanish aid Sicily, 611. to 631. ; Cocoa Nut, 451. to 461. 15s. ; Palm, SI!. to 421. ; Linseed, 30/. to 301. ss. ; Repeated, pale. 401. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is firm in all positions. The advices frDna St. Petersburg are important, reporting 3 degrees of frost and no ship room disengaged. Town tallow is quoted 60s 6d., nett cash: Petersburg Y.C. oa the spot, 58.. to 9d. ; Oct. to Dec., 59e. 3d.; Jan. to March, 53e. 3d. FARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 1351. 18:2. IK3. Stock on hand Casks. Delivery leatweek Do. Iran let June !rival luta week Do. hoot let Juke rice Y. C. per cwt. (b. Town.. Arrival for the week casks ; and delivery, 2,1 comprised 4,8.58 casks fro' 340 South American, ac casks. 41,733 2,317 23,3:0 4,163 41,219 374.941. 27,416 12,673 2,474 8,4%2 34,414 42,043 IN 3.3:3 20,442 144,103 42.34, 60, 91. I 19.: iti. I 455. oL 62..6d. ending Nov. 1 last year, 5,478 23 casks. The arrival last week m St. Petersburg, 82 Austrslian, td 233 other places—total, 5,513 SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. There is • shorter supply of beasts, but we are et;l: ovc r done with middling qualities, consequently a cous.dcr able number are lest unsold. The choicest descrip tions in • few instances are dearer. Althaoch the numbers of Sheep is very much smaller that on Honda 3 last, it is fully adequate to the demand, and prices on the average are very little better. Good Calves are rather more in request. From Germany and Holland there are 2,6:: , 4 Beast., 6,370 Sheep, and 91 Calves. France, 23 Beasts ; Sp.ain, 290 Sheep ; acd 2,400 Beasts from the Northern and Midland Couuties. Par sums or 8!M. Per ,toue of ;41,. I. -. liar. &etc Herefords 4 24 1 ; lkmt Iwo, a 1:2.! 4h 3 4 2 Mast Long-woo:e *amigo:l4y SAW.. 2 o 4 " Do. du. Shoru I @the. Pip Da, a Illalf-hred. 4 8 6 0 • Lamb. . . at =mt. 6,622 ; ohm. and Lamb., ; ; 340. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS PAY. Mean. Pattenden and Smith report that the derclml continua very extensive, and the supply of ro:oury Cops is very limited, for which higher prices are ohtaincil. Duty. 140,0001. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Holywell, 225. ; West Hartley, 2.1 e. 6d. ; Walls End Haswell, 245. ; Walls End Tees, 243.—Ships at =tad, 52. TUE SUPPLY OF COAL.—The Great Nor•hern Company hove, it is said, effered Lord Fitawilliam 80,0001. a year for his coal mines, on a lease for EA years. A comi tiersble portion of the coats supplied to the Great Northern come from the pits of his lordstip.—Yroksitare Chuette. SHARE LISTS. SATYRDAY EVRIONS. The railway market to-day was very fiat in cha racter, but although the tendency was certainly drooping, the actual decline from the reduced rates of yesterday was slight. Towards the close the feeling was a shade firmer, and prices in nearly all cases ruled the same as the closing quotations of yesterday, but the market remained dull. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocE. The railway market has been • shade firmer to day, in sympathy with the funds, but a relapse has since taken place, and prices are now in few instances better than. they closed on Saturday. London and North-Western is quoted 101; to I ; Midland, 68 to 4; Great Western, 781 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 61/ to ; Great Northerns, 18/ to a ; 'Hovers, 171 to / ; and Caledonians, 243 to 4. French shares are quiet. Northerns are quoted 33 to ; Strasbourgs, 3. to 4; and Paris and Lyons, 16; to 4 prem. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. 103 l SS Si *1 i