The Express. — London, England, 1853-11-21 00:00:00

Ttt 47fint LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 21, 1853. [THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. that kingdom, we may mention that upwards of 6,000 men are now at work upon the line of the Great Luxembourg Company between Namur and Luxembourg. From a number of communications bearing upon Belgian railways that have reached us from correspondents, we select the subjoined : COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. _a MARK - LANE.-THIS DAY. ' • - 49 ... ... 1 2 ; , 0 ‘.••• • • •• • , - s'ira- 41,-.-- . . -`Lea - .... o. i • • • . c, -__• e ; ;---- Z Ae - . 4 2 / 1.- - " " •' . , .• Tvlit ...: p4..2,262.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENIN4 -:. -- pi. . leo Abim,... rears:antica 11114111111. ANIL j DEPOSIT, 7. St. Martin's-place, Ir•falgiatweare. User „ f oto •-.. vo. niiN‘L,TING VON C% ar mooted to eternise SHARE LISTS. ...- 5t.,100 rinSielk No. 2,7 per Q.; - - SAT unDAY EwIININO. et. , los iki.,,,, A x i . t .„. 4 w e,. _ _ t t ledltuilms, by 'filch& billiards of latereet ray Oa tie ' The railway market opened flatly, but soon assumed Eti.' 140, est‘tosiss /DO ... _ !9B I* tiwt. .Ad ...suety..., j , leered p ..ote in aa.-..., . p. an Unproved appearance, owing to a few good D - 13 'l3 Chide. del I.loyesed . , - - Pllllll 11101011IDN. Manages Drake. .ur 1 , all ask and Bea ton . .. ' - Prospectus* tre•00 11 001 1 13 111 . chases on s market very bare of stock. Prices gene- et all Diode., Perth, arid sow.' rally ruled at an improvement during the greater 1 • due Judo * - 01 ;; .1 t 4 et - 35 It ihmikagds,ll.lo-ep.. 4 41 RIZE CAT ILE SHOW of the Smithfield part of the day; but in the afternoon, although stock s / D i „ 5,, 154) y ru i s . • , 3 3 1..... the ANNUAL .AH1111'10:4 of Prise t atilt, Seeds, continued in short supply, a relapse took place and g I D.d..(71.17‘) 1 par C'r. pm - Inte • -"P s. us • ` 31. " 11 "" ‘.).' TVIRDA V M ‘ ) R M I N O. at the close prices were in only a few case . better I°l ". "'" C " .. ' "l ''' ) S G O' t • 1 IP s ... ~„A, Mt:NINO, nth, 7tb, WI, end Wh Dew niber. dl ' et DEN do. No . 's I I sad re... 5 0.., .., . t eed, and bad.' 1 ,. ..- 2 .. 1 - -ores fr om aavu4st tut aow than they closed yesterday. London and South to is , as. go.. ~ r Om , . etas, tag i 4 " i s ▪ the porloe Ihrd••••• Or 7 111 11 0. Westerns were again in good demand, eV-higher poi " ' Rut 11 WV 1 / 4 " l Prie e P• l • 3 1 ' II --- SL " 100 "' Resat Lanerbir• . ----, rates, closing 39 exactly. The improvement, it will s au fatt3tWeetlfork.l an.sths r th.,..OVERS of FISH.-26 real YAItNIOL:TH . _ oe seen, is simultaneous with the defeat of the pro- d d•'. ,, - P. ' 'a , Woad" , -:1 ,6 3 3 A "o„dis debtried 10 bewhin far Sa , awl 100 wat to any . Pt. le , Utast Neriben Ifa CI•or 119 ill 11l th e t, ,ededo ei die netts al a peabalre owlet miA- pay. ject for the construction of the extension line. Lon- e t . , Ho 0,,. 5,, , r mgt. sing. Re , prt of 0 , 055. ~,, ... to WM. DPI KS, 7, lenr.strest , torent.icarden, don and North Western stock continues flat, owing 1 . aosaasto as I , pd. pm 104 110 gi b e ese •d. I IldPidy 2200 Yam:tote Wady. Ab asters iniondi gbay arr. to. The trade supp..e.t. to the supply of stock lately thrown on the market. 19 10 Do. 46 woof. swap 1 A P ee 116 Ss , t OLOtbst•ostrattiiheit'lii 6 61 ----- Caledonians have again met with some inquiry to- so 4 qv, ere.lore attenwea 3p- , si i sin . ,CINEAS.-Mr. WM. H. HALSE, the day. Generally, however, the day's transactions have ;',.. 1; _.l"-!obob- redeem. 4 4 PeN.; 92 ' O2 Ni ,fi n .,. .avowal, cr 2', nrun.wick.ageare. bier. Informs been upon a very quiet scale. f r i a bie r 919 nee OCIN ha arraismaxi are wow ready. --t to irredeemable apse e. 91 100 le 6 Isomer* ii7orks.F etaw 4_ de ow Si.ft. 1 , 0 Ditto 4 pee met 'Wool- i !ill I 4 916 ... so s me 46pe draft far 01. Pcaitilert ow Medical ittinniera. THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. et. I 0 Los.: M.O. Pref .3 fere' - - -- tet. l'.o Ditto New Guar..; met.' - - IRS b CCESSYCL ItESULTS of the last half L au Business in the railway market has oat increased, so 5 lad...este we,,,,dus.rwcsi 3 3 pig sum • tow ptvred bird .metion that RON LAMM' bat the feeling is firm, and prices are generally in al; .1 ,1fi1e ,. ., rt., teoler.ed ' - - 126 all Loodonderryarrnsleir lib - 124 136 0 'IL Wm." 4° S ulb ' l T wurWl is t s< mer L d t bi t quoted at a slight improvement on the closing rates g/ ,gs sg s „.phorg i u g ,,, 1 ,,,,,,, gi gs pierlee As% and Impr ~,•n ant the Man* user, ,eashas teed. it prevent,. It from filing GC or tors. of Saturday. London and North-Western stock is to i, ~ us. moo sio ... . at 4 si vet -v.• ether weak her -eirrivent how scarf sad ddsdrll7 now quoted 102/ to 103; Great Western, 821 to I L, 2, !, 1 " . ‘ 4 8 ,.,,,.. - ;;. - i IPs Si ..ond ere • Su gullUdl r salL' surly' and Ibu r' r " "' " Idr" it " 83 1 , Midland, 62/ to 631; Lancashire and York- M. --. ,' Pe - =l - 7;a - a.. --. llr.etn " erp.C.• Ir ..' - lO W' r, T , wended, as fumble the bar of e to head al .•• No eroi . cel. tat 7••• i Edw.:, .cattle Au.. to lour wool, shire, 6 6 1 to; ; Great Northern., 211 to 1; Dover., 94 s % nits, Pro;', , eite.e. ...... . 1 IMs . ed. . ~, amble that whs. Ile. Caution-05 tn.. wrapper of 181 to 1; and Caledonians, 28 to 1. kti , 100 Notion' hatearm S te p - - to - - e l b w ard wards. 4 Rowlands' Ilesersaw rill," in two lines. 13t . PO De. 6 per et. Etta. - s " ~ .. oef LAW, and suNo, 30, Elattos..srdem torte; French shares are also rather better. Northern. -rost s St. tO6 Aulf•••nitfialley •; 4 , - - W ciao ..soirsresaws. are quoted 341 to 34/ ; Strasbourg., 321 to / ; and st.' 100 Nan hellish 30 ' all North ranorthinir - I - 3 - 23 - Paris and Lyons,l6 to 18; prem. at 100 . 0stord. Worcester, • • . MOIN 4 BY StMUEL BAILEY. HE . HEORY of REASONING. Second F.dittne. Wo price 70.6 d. p -.wrest •os vstuoci sreixerti, ma before Linters sbd 11 B :, T Welver. it 13. 6 per 0-,i IC3 cos I: n l:Rhares continue in marked demand, and the Le , an Dmm ditto ,litt,.. i Ipm 131 I tendency is still upwards. Luxembourg. have touched Sambre and Meuse, 105. 6 1 s !r•ireera.kllic2.7lentidut.„ 91 101 14 10 ghren.llo3l - mee;Nor.W., l i s umoi. dooletliu 6•o,_pete.: ft. Gd. r . Ulu) opu Coat-. ORDINART BEBIEB AND 1110C1131. toss m: Learten. rows, Deer, sod larger& 10 to I Do. 3 per Oat -. . 10 101 ----- awing Prises fliti• today 15 ,25 inn DR. , . ... Si IS I.llolArbll-berl. New Maim. pike le.„ IL, i Pd. : assivr,... I Interay. to I pa. 10 I{l Dim Piled ii per Ont . par lOm THE Cl 7 ILITY of CONSUMPTION; being 7. - I=', — r.--- —— 14-6, Ali Sou* tenets t Itsadion !01 361 , 1 Ana lof g 1 . 4.4............ na 24 tan . rig el a Orrin of P.,,a re, presenting the wort ptuatf- 7' 5 . 7. " "S 42""b ilauldr.Z. 34. dl. ' 100 Do. 44 per cent. ' 10t ISO 101 asst and ha neat Prartic.l Pee. in the Dinar" Perris sod awl sae: Je_ente i 4! Ili 30 . ill ,11*.lfolitabirelparee.Owar IS 20 Termite •he Irene. Dy Ea tact. 11. RAMAN., M.D., 01011, ..._ 111 .11 'lllne.Wolv. 810trearTsLib I 9 13 5 , 8 iWalerlordsokilkesayllpot - -die v e l e m, of u - College of Physic: .11% and late Senior Pays.c_i -n to oto i n a s imimmom „ . .,„„ m. J . 12 oam i St. PM i York e Nevrectioas row., Royal lairs y foe Dieser of the Lungs kea r i all im.Chrotstilra.2etu2s2c. r 7 ;11 I 01.14.5tb et 1014.purto. 64 19 London: Inn , wen and Co. U 131 Um do. Oa stu...• sk adu 17 3 i lktto Ditto .. ... 41 if R 100 Ilitenleed frier ... 94 is 10 Tork*N.lli,l.ll.B‘ , ..Psie. aMa par ii--- H 4, D A 1 L Y N E W 8; n. toe orsasets. _... ... 531 336 se* i Issios Karam; rarer, plc. s d. 53 all Cr air and Montt see: ' 161 175 MINIS Asa Polli-UMen, the Di ILY Nh Xi last the hesd of the Li. 10 all Owl wed Hendee ... ... 13 Is bet .0 Frew . adrceutine free commerce ii.. 10 beosded * 40 Debilhand helhettene 48 44 CCU g 13011200 mem sad • .WOllOl partied re,rois, whether poitical, social, * all Da kW*, r.r.'3, and A un- 1 I °ewes , der cc iliill.." A, does 1 Latour ... ... 74 Ili No. I Monte. , Paid- /laturday.i to-day. la Moen -it 1101 TON Bits General News,-la the sentry of ite WMI lon ............. ,4j if —' 5. ,.. N owt . .15 filo ample, tridhlul. And iropartitt on:tractor of its 15 ea DR A T:to its E Sad 11 4. Si 1 1 100,000 1 mos his all 'a 4 ;MI 11 flange Ir 'her ee. did to the varlet merest:Missed commercial in- IS all iselera re . „ IS 134 181 a "NO 1 *Anglo Australian Gold all ' 4 dl. ;sr &wounds • ..Aised In L... Llty, Railway, and Nl:attar, Articles,- St. PP Mown Coto, Cll4 •... it 46 IC J,OOO to, •st,eoCallforalso lido Paper le _rnegarei. 33 ilij, De. was LV.MO . - - lama to C at' trt ... ... It soamia• . nor drain reel Wet any other paper- lit. 190 1 Du. Won 0 ... .. :31 33 121 40,00 a 5 Do. Coal Mein, rare ! ern gegen el ladles less by every 178.11* Slat Idtwah.re . ... 45 67 10,010 10 vtletralian :::5 55 5 mi ., ..00durothrty rit i ry P rolog g•peet, tech Ust of woos IL 104 Zdebeirgh awl Ong,* .1 CO 61 60,006 1 Autiallan Oerdlitera ,. Y 1 ; AAs 1 prhaegat : strie. . . 10 84 Eillabaryi sad Peebles .' - - 150 , 400 I Muddies Wrseheid VON I Ave Marla ,eh 4 al. It wian. , trier to framAer, as being Um cols paper beers Um IL IN IllasnaN i.,,,h.2.4,5401 10 33 nose •• -it neladee, and has Own. exalter, treat ita goner 111 10 0 :011andow at !toutii•wities: - - . 00,00- 1 I grin* Austeeldn IGOOI AI6 1 Ye 811411rdee ' eartivercetti. it. 100 ;Greet Northers ... ...1 Ha 1154 It/ -• ta public meow is -bows by the lad vtunt of stamps 11 I,o o _ . Do. A, .:‘l. ... ... .t.) 4 2 81 3 10.00.0 SS 61inta.lin;. (las.ittif.pat 01 5 2 1 liq f 6 I be IN 11 .• year 1330 to t'..o leading London Newspapers, by 04 I Do. B, Mon - - 1.3 110 1144 0,099 M De. Command Cale* all 51,040 2° Do. St. John Del Kw 15 ,if - al 871 8 weld i t i d 5 / , 66 % th a t ems paper virs ',merest by mo t e tb s . 111. 100 C;.•osttt. Slid WIle.(1f0.• 101 101 elan yuck ; dia re years beaten ita three oldest campetitore : Ilt 10 4 IClreat WtetT .3 .. .. 113 83 es N N 1114000 I Carson's Creek i•l du Par Ystabbabed. ramps lamed. n ll Mr Sinn •Irlus ... - - 11.001 10 ' 033 r• Copper .... Wawa ivies."... ...- m .0..... ......... 912,317 60 all , Lasearder and Car :au 34 99 1110,080 $ 4Coloalal tied ' I Ir 14 Mum • Pon -.. Mom% Handa. DAILY 4 EMS IP 1,132,060 111 1. 1 7 4 1 , Do. nth' ... ... 744 dle :1 8,000 15 +Do. Prof. 74 percent. all 68 pm 70,0.- 6 illrytAtietrnlient pr all 116 3 Tbs ande led seabstenusee of this pritt i tea Justice the Waving' 14 11,, De. Wed ica'samoot 44 41 „ spades no le - st y Nionsmarl by ae mu ovum,: N ili ' ter& So:them .._. . 11 134 131 Grist Nutted Vela YI 4 a 011 1 ". °30 3 I Do. lieglattred " The 'le ity News 'ti the painted of all the tondos 001101 111 1 Ili tram so l Illarter • 4; 81 peer Pr the Are It took bid![ ground and a ittet liberal tose-10, IP 7 1...a.,,T1ibwry,10 loather 4 I 10,00 4 20 +Gneral Y 2,00. : near Duchy of Bald all i 1 I die 00411010•0101011 that dinsevatire Illwraliars widish la Yearly 117 s . 10 . Mc*. 3 2 111 1131 4_ 1106 . Owe 904 9 lE a 9/ Mere Onset Poldootk sk ,24 1 die yin rules e aim of --Lod ; awl tlreidy, with the sewed biggest 111. too ignoble • 11 ~ ,4014 10 1 - 1 1 1 1011 1 1 100,00 e Lew Lomond age aMe *Amiss 4 the tearer to a Plose and rill as WPM Liberty eh 1 4 dle. 1 maim d Ineellertia-nest the ' Tar .'—cants by any W 11 jW. WIII• -- .. - I die IPs 11 4 10, Annus thin per. de paral rep ,has canlopoolo with ite eawasindal 111 1 Do. 810116.111.a111114 1 1 6 6 pen • I.:,rsi loodoanCerra Cloid eathswei." 111 34 D. Eighth'. _ r . -.- - 3 i T ., w ee d, m g d m am m o, er g e .. 55/5 l a th / b1 55 5„ 55 : m g M. Iwo 1.-wlon a. Eighths.. 11 79 76! 1 nuns Crushing Co.. all 4 1 IM nom 11, lemerboareat. Ineetmtren. Loodle. 10 Me De., Se ... .... 11 ll Me 130,e00 •Wartitulta fli 116 Do. fr II 10 „ INtdid i de1i011102122.,A.M4201111 9 7 71 _ 1S all Lesdnannk Ihrieitlir - -4. , t I W . New fleandla EXECUTION OF NATHANIEL MOBBS.— ill. Irs 1 1 01 1 _1 3 'ser./Lum 2 c i'. 201 214 2 4 1 110:000 1 New Llama 31.111N.00. all - - Si, 4tl Di. Damn tiro. lir:o• - - die 240,000 I i Nouveau Monde . . THIS DAY. 9/ ,16t1 Ithrmal _ , ... 611 634 &Si IS i to.. ~ IN PontithaudS.L.M.ltEC all - - 5t. 1 11.5 , Do. lirs. sail/vs.. 34 34 I 4...t..00 3 Port Patin 20 'in mid% • eo.llr ~.... ... _ _ MOO 1 Quarts Hick .. - ... 'Phis morning hosing been fixed for the Execution *3 iti Dim H s u s um_ ... _ _ 10,0 w So tthyrnney Iran of Nathaniel MobM , who was convicted at the hot sessions St WO . 11 • 1 ' 003,4 • • ••• 34 541 . 7...7 .34 dantrado &Cubs III 4 3 116 4s Do. Lury Retied= .. 6 dis pa Yl,tal.. 1 South A Lanham UI - -di• Of the Central Criminal Court of the murder of his wife, • 16 ' 175.21sweirtaboyshilersford i 44 Ye solo 10 Tin Gtaft 81.174 11.3. e; + Caved Italia* on 84 Ol e 31 vast recourse of spectators, consisting principally of the very M I 71 1 !fewey and Inntroltet. - - 711,011/ 1 Waller II 1 all dllownearrearlarllo . - - dregs of society, owembled at an early hour in front of New- si.ls , imi .. 51 u la 102,000 1 West Omura ...... ..... 01l 1 Adis ... ... ... tso,,,is 1 Wee Mariposa all I par ' 1 pate; in fact, hundreds tool. up their position shortly aft., 1$ ils , tea New ... .. ... - - I‘tt I Tee 111 I Si Northers Crania Der 6 .. 3es OA 00. . Tranallestr bv stamped rod. U. irs.l.. ~.._____ 46, Do. 11 1147 .., I 111114wporth ill II Ytyry, sr.l LIIIirl11111: .4 ill Illrwritforrairolailldt • IN 1110rM1 -. .” - IS , .4. Nos .1 $4 Northers 0o4&1/06 LINN t. 100 ,hart h Brig* 4 1 IS North Devoe:No. t. .. S i 4 , 1 , Dn. 1 A loArre4 . 14 4 I • I Do. S II Oshroahml ill ,North Load= N V A ;Sur* elma i1a.10 .6• r.:6146... 1 N tra 14 IN ,Nceih ksouthOreet-Nac 1 N. 1M ' , Wore, Wort..• IV .Ivii OIL NO 14ace*.:4 C•ltual .. N. IN 'Sestt:6h 11t.11641 ... 1 N. NO lohrsor. a Ulm., .. 11. . 144 Do. L.10.41.06ar.11V,' 10 16 4hrowrlmary ahallyrofori; 141 a 'II .t.motirry ax t • 10.4: I ri. W. Mu.' ... N 40 IN. OrNotry .. I SO IS N ArepohlN Valas ... N. 'lOO SO • N N' 1 SS This morning bating been fixed for the execution of Nathaniel Mobbe. who was convicted at the last sessions of the Central Criminal Court of the murder of his wife, a vast concourse of spectators, consisting principally of the very dregs of society, assembled at an hour in front of New- gets; in fact, hundreds tool, up their position shortly after asi bright. It is right, however, to say that the crowd was teem 11111111fallS than on firmer occasions, and amongst them but very f. w women. After the murderer bad taken his leave of his four ebildren on Saturday he breams mars calm and collected, and continued absorbed in meditation. Yesterday (Sunday) he attended for the last iime in chapel, when the Rev. Ordinary ' , reached the condemned sermon, to which be paid the most marked attension. After the conclusion of the sermon the wretched men was visited by the sheriffs and the rev. ordinary. and en gaged is prayer. He fully admitted the justice of hie yes taws, ant said that he had never from the first had any hops t►at his life would be spared. He slept calmly, and rope sees after six this morning. Shortly before seven o'clock ►e was visited by the Rev. Mr. Davis, who found him de voutly engaged in reading from his Bible. Haring been left is his meditations, about twenty minutes to eight he sent fey Mr. Davis to engage in prayer for the last time. The rev. gentleman then read •he prayers of Morning Ser vice, which were fervently responded to by the wretched man. On being told that the fatal moment was nearly arrived, he ingress. d lama( prepared. The procession then being formed, the bells from the chapel and St. Sepulchre's church c onmeaced tolling, tie wretched man, although suffering from a spasmodic affection of the throat, as the moment drew near, walked with a firm step, the Rev. Ordinary reading the funeral peewit.. On his approach to the scuff dal his firmness appeared to increase, notwithstand ing the sh",ts from the thousands present. Having placed himself under the fatal bnans, the cap was drawn. and the f.tji ante, adju►ted. The signal being given, the bolt was drawn, and the wretched man launched into eternity. His straggles appeared severe. After hanging the usual time the body was cut down, ant will be buried within the prisot . 4 3 dt. 19 30 • 10 If 71 fj fa 10 52 51 II g Ala 74 3 par 2pa 36 40 19 91 34 55 6) 62 35 0: 2 11 Ms 13 I? 11 14 '3i .. IMO ..0 - 1 31 31 3ieel .. ... 13 IT MY Utters ... .. - 611 611 Weas •, ... . 35j 244 1916182.1621. 41 Da 3 4 Melds k .. ,fd lo remensiess•La 21 3 I Vele et lass& . . lij 1:4 Waberliel 464 ii: ' 1111r..y. Weaseled sell tleseids.l wont Oarawar II 9 '111.1114010s and Croydon' , W.SadetlssiCsetal T. !Teire.leirertideldellttee e 3 44 Do. 80.11812611904 .. i II; II do De.ll.ll.ll.Teishes .. 4 34 „ Tort s 6 Korth ledlear 49 30 1./1419 LISS&D AT 'list) awn's,. usidastieleStr t (least to London& IL War.a: 1. 100 tr 3 '... eedete Juste2or (lewd toCalskodek 31/ 1 ) Itr.ILIP.f 1110-b.star tp.(i 'tome .to Ot. Dottie?) lee 143 15 •11;booporr it Ow. l'orob• 1 tl. wed to Kroottlr4-rul MI 13 all klartlapool Desk k lelts.l Dersed to Irk. N. A Baci •••• SO 101110 4 s'.10.TorithS3'ss too Ila 11. Ds ` Janes (C:t 4 ki Ili a 11C Be. I Ass (01ra . . $l4 114 I 1211001 s eat Ossie'6:l Dewed to *nib Barters 111 1 4 1 0 21 'ditto Maroon (etttol 21 .8 1.., 109 , )mitat •I't Oaar.4pi tegrat. 1 ' ilaaa3tl to 11,11:4111,... . It.' We, Ditto dicta 6 per Otor , 11 ; all ,51Ilubel.,Sttaboa,&MItlJoit 1 blond lo L.1124.W.5t1id.) 12 3 40 all , sad Woe; se Stodit.ll DS 0 il=llndied OWL) ! OD • In le 30 INeellewsliteeteroe sees 1 St i all Do. 1 per ow- ofta•-• (do.) 6l IS II . IS !Prottookr4j:-.. t,nr 131.Wesset.ese./Trmi 411 19 'Ditto 'Ditto j riart. (ditto)._ S. IN &lam bad at tibia (14a _ i ot dg Nu : 1 ,I21 , ;(11 ~ ISO :42 Si. 1161193.11he0re.• ) ttoak III :42 II 01 ilostalseqrlstoret'seatel 10 SO Meg Varay, 6p. Ct.ria. , (treed to StodttoalbOar• - - 1i lb :Ms Ditto DIVA ▪ 1 W.it a dusereot (Ise ' to row 4 1 6.4,taral ,6 too roams 11 AI LA; Al ~. , itttereep sad lotteries , 2 I its ' Desisree to OreLesess 2, 11 die Isigise Isles !wafts II I t.3lsrterot tt.l rtNueltabd 13 1 ND i*)ra ,xit doessc.rs b Be?' F.h: mak . ... '.. ?dr. 11-1 , 17 . .• 31 41 poi is; 111 Ds. Arend.= . S • !area In.dso Vedoion.a... 1 i ~ 18 10 ,Dm 1 I 61101112 0! Mart i I 34 ;a 1 10 O.Tnnak orCessdeeb.l2b3 31 3 4!. alai 10 9 'GroatOnstrol of France ... 1 t pat IS all , GI. Win Dm* Sheres° i 11 the Si l 1 4 s i i Lesnlititee.l .. p.Ct. 6 4' 7 - 11 1 - 2 — . 1114 It 10 SW ittoildabe , 7 7 . 1 11 2 Do. de !zebrine'. If 2j S 3 Dd. Pant . _ . ...I If 21 141 4 Ds. oseserea .. .... . g eke par " ii L.. _ • ................44.4s JOINT STOOL RANI prt= i Name dons i No. . 68.1 Ban B Pll.l9aturday. , to-day. ........ 12,600 1 40 !Australia's . . all 11 19 _.I 40 Net OoL Haniii . Loist Co.'. a - - 10,1111 60 1116411:2 6. li zi Atoutoeth ..I all - - 40.048 23 , Ala .. 9 1 01 dls 49 50,000 20 .Dart a t of Ass. trallaord Ctra............1 2, 2 9_ 1 Ms_ 2/000 ler, Colonial .... , mew 100 Cumnimille . ef I r eekeiai. ' 1.) - - 25.000 2/ 'Nu- knot , at Art Nail: 10 1 4 1 018 1 9 25.000 20 :Lon. COWL Drat of Amt. 9 !PA 10.0(10 60 , Lowden nod OF ...... 10 - - 60.000 64 'Looks Joint - - W. 000106 1,.04 0n ipd 10 - - 10,000 NO National Tow. 86 - VON N Do. 0w...., ;(tia . - - 20,000 i Natkeal of 1 • - - 20.000 Now Ow* if all - - I 33673 0114801 Oseiiiiiiii 22 401 491 481 SAWN S = - 6 I and 4WW. Oa. 1 Idr 8,000 N ,doudt Australia - - 41 1 21.000 26 Union ct Austsalla 8.006 lOO, Non,. - NI li IN 10.000 0 0 'Unions( tronaoa.. ...... - - IAOOO 40 'Union of Madrid. . 112 I - - =;::--- 311130121LANNOUS. 010101 I . prism , amboas dons Na i 913, 1 If IicI&LANIOCL I Pd. Saturday. to-day. 1I , AMU 6 Aubin Caul andiron I 1611 - - NO4O 21 Austral Aartoaltural 1 7 43 44 434 4 11606 2/ asian Pattie Mall 14 I N - - AN 10' Australian Royal Mail I 8 - -. 34 39,000, lu &Min Watorwcuks _Nu - - ._ ' I.ol3rltrab Atmerkass Land ! 381' 63 64 60,100. 6 Brit.& Col.l2n.kßoduc.Co 1, - - 10.0 W 100.0anods , 326 - -. 100, , 60 , , 0 Crystal Palace .. ....... 1 A,ll 19 can, 61 1 60.00_ .0 6, Do. New . .- 19' It II pas 34 41 1 133.000' &Crystal Palms of moos ; 1 - - 60#0, 20 Pastern Steam_ ~. -. ... . I 3 - - 12,000; 25 61cetrie T01140a4 0 •••cf II 10 17 19 19,000 25,' Do. . 10,040 1610eneral 860. Narita/ea. 14 - - 0611 ._ . Ilitloaorat &N. 1118pplag 00. 23 -.. 41,0 26 lents Beetroot 2 , agoz • --.. Ti - - It + . , 2) 14tralabona Si. Issldattra- 4 - .- 69,0001 1 Naslanal Paloatiltausltiol all - -.. 60,001 10 Netherlands Lend .41141 do 76.00. 2 N.S. Wake ..late . 1 stmm Navtralloa Os. 1 .. .... _ 121,719 I,Nortb Botll * Australasian all it 19r 11 1 23.m0' V North of Enro24 &Sinn 1 - .- 121.000 1 6.l.ol River Lind A 34Intia1 i all 1 1 - I A).0001 se. Peninsular & Oriental Sim. all 10100: bd; Do. 40,00 , 1, 2 Portland Iron Cotnyany 14.1410 10 !loyal Mall Steam .. .... -40 . - - 10 0 .000 , 1 doottish .tuor. Invost.mat all 14_11 Pm 21 rl,n) Sidouth Australian lautl 1 33 3:, 37 I 1:,, , ..0.1 I,Subnerine 1 e1.,:r0n4 all : die Dar . 10,16001 WOW= Diosnen ,, Land ZS; lii 139 sia. i moos!' I t it, St. • Mr. JORN H. HAY, chief clerk at the Admiralty, I ; died at Woolwich, at 4 p.m. on Friday, after a short illness, having been at the Admiralty in the performance of his official duties on Tuesday morning last. M. KISSELEFF AND M. DROUYN DE L'HUYS.— One of the remarkable instances of the Russian power over the best sources of public intelligence is to be found in the story, which has been current for the last two or three days, of a conversl'ion alleged to have taken place at Paris be tween M. Kisseleff, the Russiam Ambassador, and M. Drouyis de Mays, the Foreign Minister of France. M. Kisseleff is alleged to have stated that if any French or British ships of war should enter the Black Sea, that his master would consider it as a declaration of war. Now, M. Kisseleff never had the impertinence to say anything of the ant. And before many days are over, the British and the French ships will be cruising in the Black Sea—as they have a perfect right to do—and the Emperor of Russia will not so foolish as to issue a declaration of war upon any around so utterly absurd as that. They are now lying at Therapia, in the Strait on the Bosphorus, between Constan tinople and the Black Sea; and they will probably direct some of thtir number to cruise in those waters—which, although called mare &mum in common parlance, are yet open to the flags of all nations what. ver. The Emperor of Russia must find a better easels Belli than this if he be so inclined. But there is a better one already made, and that is his own usurped and violent possession of the territories of en unoffendiog neighbour and faithful ally.—(therrer. WEST AFRICAN Mmt.s.—The Postinaster-Oene ral has given notice that the west coast of African packet wi'l not be despatched before the Ist December neat, anti that letters will be in time for her on the 30th instant. THE PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL COMP \NY ate about to commence the Bombay contract almost immedi ately. The Colombo, a new ship just built for the com pany and which was to run to Alexandria, will be sent to India. TILE SPA GAMING Rooms,—The general receipts of the comp ,ny that carries on the earning.house at Spa, have this year amounted to 461,000 francs, and the ex penses of the establishment to 120,090 francs, leaving a net profit of 444,000 francs, of which 193,000 francs goes to the government, and 186,592 francs to the shareholders, after dietuctina from the profits, the charges of the administra tion, the portion of the hospitals, and that of the charitable fund for the poor of the commune. • Y ram Mad' L N.e.ow & Lap(MM b.) M I•Psiliwa hims. . PM M I Po. 3pr at PPM. AT 11. Maim Pr) 11areepdo /mak MALI Si Si A Pecs rut Lim) lif Is pa Par% ea , Urns' . •. 4 I p an P<iasj2 la jel .. 41 42 4t:m.x.sre J 2 341 idt a P•str.Cas •,sadCbarort 2 4.. Q 04644 and Ilashaosi 9 41. par Wx.anrlSiarn lit 19 1 loyal Dialik 4 dt• j pat loyal 819412211 1 It d. uo *ow .. 11 141 Do, 44 for Cast freAr. -.— loath rodent at Frame I dim pot ,iouth•ra 41 Frame. 2 4 pa l Upper ladisairp ... . —IT We..... rasJere ti 4 1 Da 3 per eest.Prof 1 die par v.e..r. 0 runs. 'Netters 4: amttaef,amel licilaatl etiwo MA RILED(PA 1.: VESTRY. Oa Saturday, at the ordinary meeting of this assembly. Mr. Iliewari waited unon the board for the put pwe of railing their attention to the number of brothels in Charlotte-street, where they were kept open and without dilreoe, to the great nuisence cf the neighbourhood, and the great danger of its property One of the houses, said Mr. Btewart, war conducted in the most flash style by • finale rejoicing in numberless aliases. Gentlemen drove up to it in coaches and four, in dog tarts with two footmen behind, Mt in vehicles Raving two mounted on Wiens, while the " ladies" of the estandshment also drove out in to ,ches and four, returning home at night intoxicated, two of them sometimes occupying the box-seat. A short time stile, a distracted mother went to the house in seerch of her daughter, who she learned had been decoyed into the den, hut, instead of gaining any information about her wander ing chill. was repuls,d from the place. That and similar otter houses were deur , ying the property art the whole neighbourhood, as no one having a family would subject it to the horrible language or disgusting sights to which it would be exposed by living in the street. He therefore prayed the board to interfer , andput down such houses. Hr. Hoboes moved the. the vestry clerk b • directed to write to th• parties, informing them that, unless they c'oeed their houses, they weekl be prosecuted. Mr. hit . t t4.L', seconded the motion, and observed that a similar notice had been served on • brothel-keeper in Norton-street, who closed the house. and removed to another in the same street, onposite toe clergyman's honer, where the party resume.' business as brisk as ever. The motion was carried. Mr. notong moved the adoption of the report of the committee appointed to investigate the charge of keeping a brothel, preferred against Usher, the bell toiler of Trinity Church, which stated that the charge was fully proved, and therefor , recommended the man's dismissal. • Mr. Bovvititt. seconded the motion. Mr. GkIIINIVELL, vecry clefts, read a memorial from Usker, atknowledging his crime, but praying forgiveness, as kr Ned given up the house. The Rev. Mr. OAUXIIIII, toe rector of Trinity Church, said that a locus penile:olio had been offered Usher, without his seeding himself of it. Oa the contrary, he kept the brothel t.O veers . under the very shadow of the church, although cuotioneil against soca disgraceful conduct. Toe •sotion was adopted. DEATH /ST VII /LEN( 1 , ..—0n Friday laht, one of the 'mists of the Earl of Moira au,l mom isbourers, in passing through a mended pert of W.insteed•wisod, discovond the body of a man with his throat out from ear to ear. A tics dy knife was found near :he body, which appeared to be that of a penon from 34 to 10 y ears of age. In the hat were written the word. Bailey, Portsmouth." MARYLLBONE SAVINGS BANIi.—On the 20th Plnem`wr 1847, the number of depoeiton was 18,119, and moon: I saving• del . ..sited with the National Debt Colo akisoiesers, V 1,663/. ; 1848. depositors, 19,019, amount, 221,356 , ;1349, depositors, 20,382, amount, 311,0941.; 1850, depositors, 21,110, amount, 321,775/.; 1951, depositors, V. 176. lmount. 384,0 W. ; 1147i2, depositor., 22.771. amount, 364.326'. ; 1333, deposit 4.3, 23,308, amount, 367,9731. MI :i Ili 3 N I I' AS la fa la 10a 444 It /I II I I 6 e 2 9 In Ili 34 l++ 10 Sevean►r EVIKINO. Business in the English stock market to-day was very restricted, and the fluctuation was singularly small, considering the critical position of foreign politics. On the whole, in spite of the favourable Bank return, the market has to-day been rather weaker in character. Prices closed the same as yes terday, and the variation of the day was confined to a temporary decline of 1 per cent. only. The mar ket was chiefly supported by continued purchases to cover previous speculative sales; and, in the absence of any fresh definite news from the seat of war, operations for the fall seem to have been generally suspended. The increased differential value of money stock (as compared with the q*otation for account), or " backwardation," appears to have almost altogether passed off—a feature which is not in favour of the market. Money in this department is easy at about 2 per cent. Consols opened 94 to 951, and were alternately "blazers" and "sellers" at 95 all eay, finally closing 96 to a, both for money and the 6th Dec. The official business report is u follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 951, %IL 951, ; ditto, for ac count, Gth Dec., 95i, 95. Three per Cent. Re duced, 93i, t, 94. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 931, 96. Bank Stock, 217 i. South Sea Stock, 1121. Exchequer Bills again improved Is. to-day, closing 3e. to Be. prem. India Bonds were also bet ter at Is. to 4s. prem. The foreign stock market was inactive, and pre sented no feature of the slightest importance, with the exception of a further improvement in Buenos Ayreau. Spanish was firm. At 3 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 24 to lex div. Spanish Deferred, 211 to 221 ; the Certifs., 51 to .3 per cent. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 71 to 73.; ditto De ferred, 49 to 51. Granada Deferred, 7/ to 81; ditto Active, 19 to 21. Sardinian ' 91 to 93; Rus sian Five per Cents., 111 to 113; ditto, Four-and a Half per Cents., 96 to 98. The list of sales includes :—Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Small Bonds, 974; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 96. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 62. Dutch Two-and a-Half per Cents., 63i ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs., 941. Mexican Three per Cents., 241, lex div. Russian Four-and-a• Halt per Cents., 971, 1. Sardinian Five per Cents., 92. Spanish Old Three per Cents, 461 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 221, 22. Our report of the movement of the precious metals this week includes some very large amounts. Although there have been no receipts of Australian gold during the week, the imports have yet been considerable. Our list of arrivals includes the undermentioned sums, viz. :-986,000 dole. by the Asia, from New York ; 430 ounces of gold by the Roderick Dhu, from Mel bourne ; about 6,0001. in gold, 1e,.• the Faith, from Africa; a few hundred pounds in specie, by the Severn, from the Brazils; 1,1801. in specie, by the Iberia, from Portugal; and 1,049,882 dole. by the Solent, from the West Indies and the Isthmus, of which 199,528 dole. are described as " gold," 582,623 dole. "specie," and 267,731 dole. " silver." The total value of these imports may be stated at 410,0001. to 420,0001. sterling. The Baron Osy has also brought in 5 barrels of bullion, and the Raveusbourne 2 casks of bullion, both from Antwerp; the Diana, 6 barrels of silver coin from Amsterdam and the Batavier, 5 boxes of specie from Rotterdam. As the Custom-house return I fixes no value on these imports, which in all proba bility consisted chiefly of silver, it would be useless for us to attempt to do so. The statement is chiefly interesting as indicating a continuance of the ship ments of silver from various points of the Continent to this aide. This silver is then despatched from London to Asia, Hamburg, &c. ; and it is worthy of remark that the shipments of gold from England to the Continent are doubtless greatly assisted by this movement of the less precious metal. The shipments have been heavy. The Custom house account of the exports of the precious metals direct from Loudon, during the week ending Thurs- 1 day last, includes 23,788 ounces and 4,0001. in gold, and 112,900 ounces of silver, representing an aggre gate value of about 125,000/. sterling, chiefly in gold. The whole of these shipments were for the Continent, nearly all the silver going to Hamburg, and the gold to Hamburg and Belgium. The account in detail is as follows : gold coin, to Belgium, 13,000 ounces ; to Hamburg, 5,037 oz. and 4,0001. Gold bars: to Hamburg, 5,635 oz.; to Boulogne, 116 oz. Silver mein : to Hamburg, 112,000 oz.; to Boulogne, 400 oz. Silver bare, to Boulogne, 5 4 0 oz. The other shipments reported to us comprise 15,1101., by the Magdalena, for the West Indies (of which 14,000!. was in English gold coin, and 1,0101. in foreign ditto); 100!. in specie, on freight, by the Nelson, for New Zealand; and 1,2001. by the Sultan, for Lisbon. On board the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Euxine, which is fixed to leave Southampton, for Alexandria, to-morrow, is shipped the large sum of 481,9601., of which 39,3401. is in gold, and 443,6201. in silver. The destination of this large sum is as follows : for Malta, in sovereigns, 2,5001.; for Alexandria, sovereigns, 13,000/.; for Bombay, silver, 127,3001.; for Cey lon, gold, 4,0001. ; for Ma dras, silver, 10,6 W., and gold, 1,7151 .; for Calcutta, silver , 10,6311.; for Penang, silver, 2,6681.; for Singapore, sil ver, 39,2771. ; for Hong• Kong, silver, 160,7801., atd gold, 15,1251.; for Canton, gold, 3,000/., and silver, 86,707/.; and for Shanghai, silver, 2,6101. The ascertained shipments from the kingdom for the week are thus raised to about 623,0001. A large amount of gold has also been withdrawn, it is un derstood, frum the Bank, and despatched to Odessa and St. Peteraburgh. Allowance must also be made fur the shipments of gold to France during the week, which, however, have been restricted merely by . the absence of any stock of bar gold in the market, irres pective of that held by the Bank. On the whole, itis, evident that the movement of gold has taken an un favourable turn. The tea market became very active this afternoon, and a large business was done, at prices a shade higher. Common congou was most in demand, at ls. 2d. The subjoined is from the Committee of Spanish American Bondholders : Committee of Solon's. American Bondholder s 1, St. Swithin's-lane, Nov. 19, 1853. nesticlan Deht.—Adviccs Irore been received by the Commireo of Spanish American Bondholders from Mr. Weiss, dated Cameo, October 21, up to which date he bad a•t been able to make any progress in the object of his mission. Ecuador Dobt.—Advices have also been received from Mr. Moccls, dated Quito, October 5, to which place he bad removed from Guayaquil to attend the lotting of Con gres‘, for the purpose of bringiug to a conclusion the busi ness of his mission. Much satisfaction was expressed in the City this afternoon on the announcement ot the defeat of the project for the Dorchester Extension of the London and South Western Railway. Although the majority against the project is, according . to the published statements, extremely trifling, it is considered that the victory gained by the shareholders over the di rectors is pregnant with importance, not merely to this company, but to the entire railway interest of the kingdom. Were the spirited example of the London and South Western dissentients to be fol lowed by the shareholders of some other companies, much more confidence wou'd be felt in the future of railway property. It is a significant fact, that as soon as it became probable that the struggle would terminate in favour of the shareholders, London and South Western Stock began to rise. The price closed this afternoon at a rule of tally 3/. per cent. in three days. The rise in B:lgian railways continues, and forms one ot the most striking features of the railway share market at the present moment. As an illus tration of the extraordinary activity that is at pre sent exhibited in pressing forward railway works in TO THE EDITOR CT THE Elyilia& Sir,—All ahareholdrn in Belgian railwaysere much in debted to you for opening your columns to the discussion of their interests at a time when brighter prospects are at 'ength dawning upon them, and I, for one, do not complain the prominence which you give 'e Great Luxem bourg, in view of the projected union with the Paris and Strasbourg, especially as that company has the good for tune to possess a station in the metropolis of the kingdom, and the other companies will, of course, be willing to make fair terms with them for a participation in this advantage, as was done in the case of the London and Croydon Railwav ; but I cannot help thinking, as a shareholder in the Sambre and Meuse Company, that you have taken rather a contracted view of our destination. It is tine that our line was originally intended to serve the rich mineral districts through which it passes, but even at the outset we had an eye to the junction with the great French system of railways by Sedan. The collapse to which you alluded not Ally had the effect of stopping the iron works on which we had reckoned as a constant source of traffic, but also put a quietus upon the Sedan line. At the present moment the greatest activity prevails in the iron and coal trade, and is likely to continue for some time to come ; and very recently an im proved concesaion, known as theArdenn es lino, has been granted to some wealthy capitalists by the French govern ment. Our line will be connected with the Ardennes, and a direct communication will be established from Charleroi to Rheims. One great disadvantage under which Belgian railways have laboured was, that the shares were conlined to one market—in London. It was in the power of a few to depn ss their value, and there was no other market with which to enter into a comparison of value, as in the French shares. Now, however, our shares are gradually being bought by B. lgians ' and there is a good market for them in Antwerp. I would suggest to our directors, that if they could get them officially quoted on the Paris bourse, and thus extend the range of the market, they would render us an essential service. A SAMBRE AND MIUSE SHARIIHOLDEIL Australian Agricultural shares were again better to-day. Other Australian Land stocks were very steady. The shares of the Chartered Bank of Asia, and English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank, were ,better, and other bank stocks quiet. Crystal Palace shares closed firm at 11 to 11. prem., and the new issue at 1k to 11 prem. The Australian Royal Mail Steam Company's shares have been dealt in at 31 to 31 (Si. paid), and Royal Mail steam at 621 to 63. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's express : Amsterdam, Friday, closing prices:—Dutch Four per Cents., 92 3-16; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 61. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 21 7.16; the Coupons, 5. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 75 9-16. Peruvian New, 69. Portuguese I New, 36 7-16. Mexican New, 22 11-16 ex div. Granada Active, 18 11-16. This bourse shows firm ness. The exchange on London is unchanged, at 11.65, short. Vienna, Friday :—Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic., 921; exchange on London, 11.14. Bank Shares, 1,317. The tendency of this market continues favourable. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The English stock market is firmer to-day, although business is unusually restricted. Console opened 93 to 1, and are now quoted 951 to 1, both for money and the 6th of December. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 94 to 1; the 'fhree•and-a-Quarter per Cents., 951 to 961; Bank Stock, 217 to 218 ;,India Stock, 250. The foreign stock market remains almost devoid of business, except in Mexican, which has been in demand, and has touched 251 ex div. Buenos Ayrean Bonds have been dealt in at 62 ; Portuguese Four per Cents., 411; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 461 ; do. Deferred, 22 to 1; Swedish Four- per Cents., 93 ; Dutch Four per Cents., 941; do. Two-and-a-Half . per Cents., 631 MINES -•- SATURDAY EVININO. Business in the home mining stock market has been altogether more active, and characterised by an improved feeling. To-day a fair number of transac tions have been entered into, and prices are rather in favour of sellers. Alfred Consols and Great Wheal Alfred shares remain firm. West Providence are in demand. The sales reported are South Caradon at 295 ; Alfred Console, 25, 26 ; West Providence, 37; Great Wheal Alfred, 40 ; Wheal Uny, 93 ; South Tamar, 6 ; ; Hingston Downs, 71; West Basset, 131 ; Gilmer, 5, 3 ; Bedford United, 73 ; Wheal Neptune, 2 ; Trewette, 31; Wheal Edward, 11 ; Great 'Wheal Baddern, 1, 3. Few transactions took place in the gold mining shares, but prices are well supported, there being an inquiry for some of the preferable descriptions. At 3 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 3 to 3 prem. ; Great Nugget, to 3 prem.; British Australian, 9-16 to 7-16 dis.; Agua Fria, 3 to prem.; Nou veau Monde, 3 to 3 prem. The shares of the old Australian Copper Company were better to-day. St. John del Rey, on the other hand, were more offered. West Indian descriptions remain steady. Metcalf Copper were last quoted I to 3 prem. Thenominal closing prices of new undertakings are as follows :—Mizen Head, 3 to 1 dia.; Lewis Hill Range, 3 to 3 dis. ; Clarendon (of Jamaica), 3 to 3, pm.; Britannia Gold, 3to 3 per sh.; L'Aigle d'Or, 3 to 3 die.; Mount Carbon Coal, 3 to 3 dis. ; Kenmare, par to 3 prem. ; Lake Superior Copper, 1 dis. to per; Connemara, 3 dis. to par; Glenautin, 3 to 3 dis. ; Australian Mutual, 3 to 3 dis. ; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, 3 to 3 die.; Golden Mountain, 3 to 3 die.; l'oltimore, par to 3 prem.; Great Crinnis, 1-16 to 3.16 pm.; Garnett and Moseley, 1 to 13 pm.; Sue River (of Jamaica), 3 dis. to per ; Met calfe (of Jamaica), 3 to 3 prem.; Adelaide Land and Gold, 13 to 03 die. ; Australasian Coal, 3 to 3 dis.; Liguanca (ref Jamaica), 3 to 3 die. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica), par to 3 pm.; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, 3 dis. to 3 pm ; Australian Consols, 3 to 3 die. ; Albion Gold, 3 to 3 dis. ; Lack amor Copper, 3 to 3 die. ; New Linares,l -16 die. to 1-16 pm. ; Obernhof, 3 to 3 pm. ; Knockatrellanu Copper, 3 to 3 dis.; Great Hewas United Tin, 3 dis. to par; Gladbach Zinc, par to prem.; San Fernando Silver Lead, 3 to 3 prem. ; London and Virginia Gold,/ dis. to 3 prem. ; Peninsular Mining, 3 to 3 prem.; Dhu rode Copper, t die to 3 pre. ; Cologne Lead, / to 1 die.; Monarch Gold, a to 3 dis. ; Carberry West, 3 to dis. ; Angarrack Console, par to 3 prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'Ct.ocx. The gold mining share market to-day is charac terised by a quiet business, and no material altera tion in rates. Colonial Gold are quoted'- to 1 prem.; Great Nugget, k to 1 prem.; Nouveau Monde, 3-16 to 7-16 prem.; and Agua Fria, 1 to I prem. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 431 to 44; ; Peel Hirer, 1 to 1 prem. ; North British Aus tralasian, 3.16 to 5.16 prem.; and Scottish Australian Investment, 1 9-16 to 1 11.16 prem. St. John del Rey shares have been dealt in at 371 to 38 ; Imperial Brazilian, at 61 to 1; and United Mexican, at 31. DEFARTURB OF THE AWEBICAN MAILS.—On Saturday forenoon the British and North American Royal I Mail steam-ship Europa, Captain Neil Shannon, sailed from the Mersey for New York, with the usual mails for the United States and British possessions in North Americo. Eighty passengers and a large and valuable cargo of mer chandise on freight. SPAIN.—The Madrid Gavter of the 13th contsine a royal decree authorising M. Scheidnagel, President of the Finance Committee in London, to retire on a pension. The Ga.elte states that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is draw- I in:, up a treaty f.,r the rerogn.tion of Peru, ant for re gulating the commercial relations between that country and Spain. The att B e rEaLGvv er y Chamberlstormy 1 1 c e d o r m: r aj m u e s s r i i c n o e t , ha thattt f t t u h l lastsitting, l le B rux elles — . government a 1 t e ed, should he petitioned to admit foreign cast iron intended for the condruction of machines free of duty. Tbe Emancipateur of thyme!. states that the Chombers of Cornm7rce ot Ant werp, Lirge, Wes. Namur, Verviers. and others, have come to similar decisious. The supply of English wheat was not I;rge this morn ing, and the arrivals of foreign wheat and flour during the past week were not by any means overwhelming. There was a g. od demand this morning, and the rates of Monday last were fully supported. The best descriptions of b aley were Is., and secondary sorts Is. to 2s. cheaper. Old foreign for griudiug purposes maintained former prices. Archangel oats realised Gd. to Is. more money than on this day se'nnight, but new oats were certainly not dearer. White peas were Is. to 2s. cheaper; other description, as before. Beans L. per qr. dearer. ASILIVALi 1211 7 0 LONDON 1110'11 NOV. 11th to NOV. 19th. UrA.llob. 0331311. Ineb. Vor:7o Wkaat AOI9 24.99 Barley 6120 I 2641 I 160 I 5479 . .11 633 740 6334 20401 Malt ..... 3931 30 11 2 1 Hoar. 3,3644ae10 and 3,0 II plurals. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The public sales declared for to-morrow consist of— Sugar: 200 Made. Barbadoes, 2,300 bags Msuritni., 10,600 bags Bengal, and 2,500 bags Madras. Coffee 60 casks Ceylon, 500 bags Brasil, 550 bales and ball-bales Mocha, 250 cases Tellicherry. Tea: About 12,000 packages. Salt petre : 1,900 bags. The private contract markets are [centrally steady but sot active. TEA was in large demand late on Saturday. Common Coogou left 41:f Is. 21 buyers. To-day there has been a largo general denim:id, and common congou quoted Is. 2',d. to Is. 3d. Otto -Seal, pale, 381. to 391.; straw, 341. 101. to 351. 10 , 1 ; brown, 331. to 311. ; Sperm, 861. to 871. 101. ; Read. matter, 881. to 881. 101. ; Cod, 351. ; South Sea, 391. to 411.; Olive Gallipoli, 651. 101. to 661. 101.; Spanish and Siet:y, 611. to 621. 101.; Cocoa Nut, 451. to 461. 10s.; 401. lea. to 411. 10s. ; Linseed, 291. to 291. 51. ; Rapeseed. 391. to 411. 10a. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market steady without animation at the annexed quotations .—Town tallow, 5.55. 61. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 56e. 9d.; Oct. to Dec., 565. to 564.3 d. ; January to March, 575. 3d. to 575. 6d. PAILTICULAM OP TALLOW. IBM 1311 Stock on band Casks Uelirep lastweek Do. from Ist June trrisal last week Do. from Ist June Price Y. C. per ewt. 70,839 3,239 47,939 9,937 82,264 37.1. 3d. 4%831 1 33,605 2,917 2,177 45,0111 , 52,541 1,736 4,063 46,1•94 61,1131. 41..91. 57.. 0.1, Do. Town Arrival for the week 12,413 casks, and deliver week comprised 3,887 cas i from other places; total, 3%. 6d. 49.. 31. 53..0.1. ndinu 29th November last rear, r 3.767 casks. The arrivals last s from St. Petersburg, and 176 ,063 casks. SMITHFIELD MARKET-THIS DAY. We have about the same number of beastsas;lliOnday last. Prices are fairly maintained, although a clearance carnet be quite effected. There arc more sheep, and trade is very dull. The prices of Monday last cannot be realised on the average. Indeed several inferior qualities remain unsold. Trade is rather worse for calves. Front Germany and Rolland there ore 2,060 beasts, 6,140 sheep, and 249 calves. Scotland, 60 beasts, and 2,900 from Northern and Ifidland.Cotultiss. Per maw: 0! Mo. v. 4. 4. 1. Per stow of Me.. a. d... d. dust Brote. I lerefortle . 4 4 4 6 Bast a 11f..a.L•. th Hee Short-home ...... 4 2 4 4 Me. 1.04400.30814 Second quality Host... 2 8 3 ti De. it 3. tr^..on4 Voce ....... ........ 3 6 4 6 Milo ss44 seeded qua'. 3 4 t: Pin .................. 3 4 4 6 ao. Short..... Hes. leo. a 11.41f.hredk 4 10 5 0 Lembo +Wort. at muter. 5,413 ; sleep and lamb , . 28.:00; calves. 234; PIM 305. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mem* Pattenden and Smith report that the market for fine hope firm ; inferior are not so ready a sale. Holders are not disposed to give way in price. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Holywell, 225. ; West Hartley, 19s. Gd.; Walls End Gestorth, 235. 6d. ; Walls End Haswell, 255. ; Walls End Stewart's, 251. ; Walls End Tees, 25a—Ships at a*rket, 122. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. - - LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, 10.30 A Y. Wind S. W., fresh breeze, and fine. Arrived.—Tancred, from Calcutta; George Fyfe, from Islay ; Roseius, from, New York ; Alarm, from Bombay; Gertrude, from St. Stephen's; Catherine, from Picton •, Alice Gill, from Montreal; Ganges, from Alexandria. Off.—Endymion, from Calinepatam. QUEENSTOWN, Nor. 11. Wind W., moderate. Arrived.—Girolamo, from Ismael; Minerva, from Bt. John's, New Brunswick ; Westphalia, from New York. Put in.—Privalan, from Hamburg, for New York, with master and 11 others dead. CC/MOMS' RZTURN. GRAVESEND, MONDAY, 10.15 A.m. Wind W.N.W., moderate, and hazy ; tide, low water. Arrived, Nov. 21. Robert and Henry, from Messina; Helen, from Faro; Chester, from Guern sey ; Anne Magreta Kerstein, from Danzig; Gemini, from Danzig; Rainbow, steamer, from Antwerp; Foyle, steamer, from Guernsey ; Ravensbourne, , steamer, from Antwerp ; Fyenoord, steamer, from Rotterdam. DEAL, MoNnsa, 9.55 A.M. Wind N.N.W., moderate. Anchored. Childe Harold, from Sydney, for London. Passed. Lord Nelson, from New Zealand, for London ; Arena, from London, for Jamaica. Sailed.— Sir Thomas Greaham, Steadfast, Asiatic, lush, St. Michael, Robin Gray, and Alberton; with most of the outward bound. Report of the Lord Nelson, from New Zealand, for London :—Sept. 26, spoke the Earl of Selkirk, from London, for Sydney, 97 days out., lat. 46 S., long. 22.10 W.; Oct. 6, bark Juno, of Hamburg, 34 days from London, bound to Acapulco (all well), lat, 2.54 N., long. 20.26 W.; Oct. 7, • eoooner March, of New York, lat. 4.32 N., long. 21.4 ; Oct. 23rd, brig Deux Clementines, of Cette, from Buenos Ayres, 51 days out, bound to Cette, lat. 28.53 N., long. 33.48 W. ; Oct. 26, ship Alarm, from Bombay for Liverpool, 85 days out, lat. 34.0 N., long. 37.45. CAPTAIN WILLIAM GREGORY, Royal Engineers, who was for the last ten years almost entirely helpless owing to inhrmities contracted during his military services in the colonies, died on Friday morning at Woolwich. The deceased was a brother of the late lion. John Gregory, who died a few months ago, while Governor of the Bahamas. THE WEST INDIA COMPANY purpose shortly ex tending their trunk line from St. Thomas to Navy Bay, and performing the whole distance to the latter place in about 120 days. Vhen the Panama Railway is opened, the En glish mails for Australia and all parts of the Pacific will teach Panama in 21 days. LORD RUSSELL'S TRIM. AND DEATII.—He knew very well that he bad nothing to hope, having always been manful in the protestant cause against the two false brothers, the one on the throne, and the other standing next to it. He had a wife, one of the noblest and best of women, who acted as his secretary on his el lel, who com forted him in his prison who supped with him on the night before he died, and whine love and virtue and di notion have made her name imperishable. Of course, he was found guilty, and was sentenced to be !wilt ailed in Lincoln's-inn fields, not many yards from his own house. When he had parted from his children on the evening before his death, his wife still stayed with him until ten o'clock at night; and when their final separation in this world was over, and he had kissed her many times, he still sat for a long while in hie prison, talking of her goodness. Hearing the rain fall fast at that time, he calmly said. " Such a rain to morrow will spoil a great show, which is a dull thing on a rainy day.' At midnight, he went to bed, and slept till four; even when his servant called him, he fell asleep again while his clothes were being made ' rea dy. Ile rude to the scaffold in his o w n c arria g e, attended ° by two famous clergymen, Tillotsou and Burnet, and sang a psalm to himself very softly, as he went along. He was , as quiet and as steady as if he had been going out for an ordinary ride. After saying thnt he was surprised to see so great a crowd, he laid down his head upon the block, as if it had been the pillow of his bed, and hail it struck off at the , second blow. Ilia aoble wife was busy for him even then, for that true-hearted lady printed and widely circulated his last words, of which he hid given her a copy. They made the blood of all the honest men in England boil. The I.:ni lversity of Oxford distinguished itself on the very same day by pretendleg to believe that the accusation against Lord Russell was true, and by calling the King, in a written paper, the Breath of their Nostrils and the Anointed of the Lord. This paper the parliament afterwards caused to be ' burned by the common hanirm3n, which I am sorry for, as I wish it had been framed and glaz. d and hung up in some public place, as a monument of baseness for the scorn of mankind.—Dickens's "Household Words."