The Express. — London, England, 1853-11-15 00:00:00

i• • -- • /.„. ~, r .."..i:.- . A..--....• . •," '. ~.. .......r .0, role ° • . - .d//: --..; -. 7 4-- / , i r•-• ... e - , ...., . . fa-4. ee • ,C / , • - ?,... g t .17 ; " ..t• Tti .. .. 04 ,.._ 16 , 41rje14111. ✓ Na 2,2 57 a LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 15, 1853. • [THREEPENCE _ __ Five G uINEAs.- Mr. WM . H. HALSE, the MONEY MARKET. way and Thames Terminus Company of London ," Conetha to 1 die. Albion Gold, Ito 1 dia. Lack- SHARE LISTS. dt. ' inn Aberdeen "Ertßimics aliklialL wad u... ~ 23, Brunswickespiere, laiske, Worms • with a capital of 1,500,0001., in 10/. shares. The emu Copper, Ito e dim ; New Linares, 1 dim to par ; --a- I - - 11t.,190 Alearomo No.I, 7 per CI - - 6 ,,,,5s Milli nth ousts erraterusas are now reedy. MONDAY Ertel:co. objects of this company, as detailed in the prospectus, Obershof, Ito 1 prom.; Knockatrellane Copper, 1 MONDAY EYINING. lit. 100 Rri.Ml k Exeter 1 per Ct. - _ ma ,. obl e i ge sums be Ids Pawskiet asi OMNI Oalvania. The English railway market opened without any 11.1 turfaleusuc 1110 •••_ •-• I 22 111 ° The English stock market was buoyant to-day, are-First, "to provide the southern suburban popes to 1 di e. ; Great Hewes United Tin, 1 die . to F ar ; change . of moment, but receded after 12 o'clock, l e s pl e li l tort tall il m ai gt.t a l tiul "el -.- CIIII.'ND and WHITE TEETH an fog only indite and prices finally closed at a rise of 1 per cent , on lation with adequate railway accommodation, and to Gladbach Zinc, 1 to 1 pm.; San Fernando Silver D w.-' , " , `"th 4 to a *rim estate in loth sem but they furnish the rich and populous districts of central Lead,l to i prem. ; New South Wales Gold, 1 to 1 owing to the character of the account , the details of sr ail IDiutilm. Perth, Seri .6 .... 4;. .1 - - woo lik . 3 bi m i n mol t mdm i n the last rates of Saturday. The continued demand which are referred to under the head of " Money si l se lu a r ta j i ll ',„„ tl (3 ' :.l ,„ ) ; - 9 O,_", a % j a i l r v se seiated Kentcourse with a line o f railwly, passi . ng by the shortest dim : London and Virginia Gold, I dim to k Prem. ; le r"'''''' : " • k at health end 190 07: 6 10101 46 1 3. 10 0 1012000 1= for limey stock, which has again created a di ff erence Market." In itself, this market has exhibited less 5 1 5 Do. des ( u.) I per Cl. • 5 sg from London to tunbridge ; second , to place Peniasular Mining, Ito a prem.; lhorode co pp er , woo terre'; taa _____. sus , errfirmness to-day, and, though better in the afternoon , 7 4 2 !Jo°. °•• ( 7 '• 17 .' 4 7 Or " 1 tins 011.• • 41 "" / wo g 2 7seri r ietled in weamaalt all tan en ow. of nearly 1 per cent. between the price of Consols for saes q the metropolis in more immediate and general coin- 1 dis. to / pyre.: Angarrack Consols, par to k prem. in sympathy with the nee in the funds, it has ' gi ll Di a ` 44 ,,"' ° ` ...a2 0. " , 5 a e "gt • S l I l 1 11 Pia , 113112 ...ivipmilotar° 1141611 " 21kkeklamma. " 13 / 3 8311.14 immediate transfer and that for the December ac- municstion with the Crystal Palace by a direct line At a meeting of adventurers in the Cubert United e'''' . " --- ......... ils• su taut me sessam sod mai . co.'",tr "adi audy le War maiallni arm 110599991 tie 1111 - count, led to the improvement this afternoon. Three provided with ricer approaches. Third, to shorten Mines held to-day, a call of 2s. 6d. per share was responded languidly to the improvement, owing to to ie =Do. New a per Cent. 'Moak 134 14 e a r e ad way Mike Me fla farm m e, timpidoli m ." B "" e. a .„. 4m ay m od e en es a d aua. ta d brokers of standing were especially noticed as steady the routes from London to Tunbridge Wells, Hut- made. . the altered position of the account At the final I ? I " i t"L u ' lm " Awi rc u-4 "* ct i 221 343 1 " 1. " a •-•.4 - isi;d - Own Si Malkaw." l4 . l4 " la Ile I P.'" I buyers throughout the day. These . 6 sei-._o peration. tend- inp and Paris. Fourth, to supply the public and the - close prices were fairly supported, and generally s- 100 Eart Lancashire - 5 all EastEWeetTorkJun.Sths - - • *Ad by t hem and* &mkt, sag pertaimere. commercial interests of the City of London with a THIS DAY.-Two o'Ctocit. ether better than at the close on Saturday, especially 5, 5 ',llto..Parih,Ouniees4; 0 1 3Si Naar. _______._----------.--- ing to aggravate the existing scarcity of stock led to St.' 119010nat North/NO pwoant 117 11$ convenient terminus, adjoining the Thames, at Bank- The transactions in gold mining shares to-day for Caledonians, Lancashire and Yorkshires, and au: 100 D ,,_ 5 per coat. early, lg. risHR WONDERFUL KALEIDOSCOPIC MEAT an uneasy feeling amongst the speculators for the side, connected with the City by the proposed St. have been of the most limited character, and prices Midlands; but the market still showed no animation. I ', Amenable at Ir p.m. pas 10$ 110 A ecue9.4 o " l " l "`" ''" " 4 " ale a " a v ala4 " W l"' a y fall, who , then coming in as purchasers, carried the Paul's-bridge, and on the west and east by Black • show little charge. Agnes Fria are quoted 11 . 16 to London and North Western stock showed con- io , , .10 Do. 44 percent. sans i .;,the ~b,..e . . ;vis , the the ka the kimbenaange) Is wa n ted es rai t e o s *Lie moues St tirees ‘o,) ,.tt re ef be nags* essess. pricestill higher, and maintained the firmness of the friars and Southwark Bridges. These advantages Colonial Gold , 7-16 to 9-16 prem.; and Great Nog- to 102. alba. • Ism *at a lm4e4 ,„, oat wit : ' ,ru'lut l y cooked with it. sm i tMeastrimi en market to the clone. One party, who had previ- are to b. obtained by a trunk line 30 miles in ft.„ 1110 Dosen.rodeem.44 p.m. 99 101 Twf .- ..t .eft IWI KALEIDOecoPIC MUT TS P M" ously .®° largely for the " put and call e length, with a branch from Dulwich to the Crystal Sett kto it Prem. - et. 100 Ditto irredeemable 4per et OS 100 16 ' 0 ,Lameaktre &Yorks 1 7 all• e dis par "....kere all 'l ls akw weeks, its roodieatemica via elk earybady. Palace. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 411 to 421; Peelltiver, Ito }prem.; North British Austra- THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. st. to) ' Dittos proem Steak l4O 142 1434 i I- - - call se km ate, manufacturer, au pateo•lo4, Lim of Censols, and had sold several large lots of specs - The railway market is well supported to-day, and el• 100 !Lon.% Stich. Pref.+) parer - - ISO twigs BAKU/ house. astabUshed lit .20 Ai^ Ile PA- „ The amount of specie brought over by the Asia lasian, /to 1 prem. ; and Scottish Australian Invest- ( 1 . so s LonAteeWestean.thtrek 5 3 pm ft. n lOO i Ditto New Gaar.6 um Ct. - - .. w' l '"'"" t " .2. Is D aa- .0 sitiotrably roatriv d that so isedlinenit in more stock against these " options,' was te - de7 from New York is large, to 986,000 dole., notations in some instances, including Great North- Tt Nr c ,..'" l ‘ a .i gr d.:•er'ee I. Abe lual be Me. WS uses ilinarrtoment, 1 9-16 to 1 11-16 prem. Imperial Brazilian erns and Caledonians, show a further improvement ; Illj all !LonJoacterry 4 Co:er. soh - - ta ` e 'll'i t ilia warranted to cook fa w emu noticed as braying inseveral s. b • • g. We notice, however , .__;.)".. .„, :, Et 'ci;oked equal to Me so essiosaus thous. the alarm amongst the " bear" party. The arrivals that at the sailing of the packet the quotation of ex- _ shares have been dealt in at at 7to 1; wad St. John 6 1 .Loodooderryiskontsit.esti 114 13 but generally there is no advance oorresponding to a , it ~...,4„,ff.,,",..,...,,,,, le 74 4 ..,--- r - - ""b a t : lime brim brat quality see serve& w Ina bee change on London was rather lower at 1091 to 1. del rtc7 at 38 - that of the funds, business continuing very restricted, to ;to : no. New £ lO ... ow! metho d ' ''‘, dit i o b b .40 ,Ab e e m aw en a d y of gold, and the increased ease of the money market, There ._ _ _• _ .._and chiefly confined to the settling. London and •= 5 ' Do • se .... -_,i I Pm Si 3° ' e 2 "" 2 aa het without moisture, t rey be • • were a considerable number of produce bills cm be ,,,,, u 0tw0 be mom, aawra wavered „. 4h , may also be referred to as ezercising a f avoura b le ni l mi learee.tilarltole 44p ct., -- in 4 11 waste ss avoided. Yee are . England in the market, which, on account of the pre- North-Western stock is at present quoted 1021 to 1; ft. ,100 4 4,0 1 .40 4 .;, b .,,,,.c, 140 142 P by Mi. vo -all and Sea Ma% or and err Genevan and influence. On the other hand, the aspect of politics, COMMERCIAL AND MA.RKETS... West ern , 82; Great 81l to - 191 a Ditto Prektenek 1 i din eery punt oar. 4 Talent want of confidence, were difficult of negotial • mote may be bed sum .. s h i re, .41 to 651; Caledonians, 271 to 1; Great '''' II . Moak Kalamai .. _ - pram, the unfavourable appearance of the exchanges, and tion. Other bills were also freely offered, and cone- -..-St , 100 De. 6 per et. Ettn. Melt - - - - - - - French shares are firm at former prices. North- ...' 3 ' - i _,,le ° l!" nk 1 6 ,, I r lil ' h - - - - 108 THE BLACKBURN BOILER EXPLOSION• being required, appear to be the chief counteracting tendency. 13170Att.-The public sales are . large today; they errs __.....-- influences. We understand some considerableand Australian i off stoadsl at last week's nee. The refined mar- Land shares to-day were steady, ro ng 7 P • , erns are quoted 34 to; •• Strasbourge, 37/ to 1; and F t , ri' o '6= l , - i r ~,.4 23 23 .. The inquest on the bodies of the persons killed by amounts of Consols have been lent for the account of Agricultural showed more firmness. Bank shares k et steady ; brown lumps, 44a. to 489.8 d. Paris and Lyons, 151 to 16; prem. W01ver..1215. 6 per Mut 103 105 111 1 all Dits ditto ditto A Ipm Found weal , the meat esplosoon of a boiler at the Eagle r 7 lsosteady. B ankof A ral • U • were a ust tuna and Union Corns . -Tbe public sales an prognsaing steadily, with ORDINARY SHARED AND STOCKS. sl II Wirewalkliirui.Ncerhaer. 94 104 shod, was resumed on Saturday, at Blackburn, before the 10th January at a charge or " backwardation "of Bank of Austra l ia . _. o f a tood demand. Native Ceyloa firm at 465. Bd. Liodng Prieto Sale , to-day 10 111 Wirews.hCheseer,Nor.tr. shares rose Ir.; b ut those th e ing TnA.. - The market is aga in brisk, and rather higher 1116 Pd 11•611MATI • Yesterday. to 2 p.m. ' Nin.) 8 per Cet... .. 18j 174 161 Ur. Hargre Ives, e ironer. 1-16 to 1 per cent English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank prices paid. Common Co/ ou, la. ltd. to Is. 2d. Medium 10 lO Do. 5 per Coat ... ... 10 101 Mt. Faitbairn, C E., of Manchester, who had made an _ _ _M. NO Aberdeen .. . 1111 10f U 15 loath °me% ... . ...1 IS is • !the boiler, was e xamined at great length. Late i n the afternoon it - were rather flatter. Crystal Palace shares were Congou has els& been boug t freely at Is. 4d. to Is. 841. 10 14 Arnhem, Nottiiii., • ;:e.•-1 10 14 Ditto Fixed 41 per Cent. par 3 pie esanunition u 4... better, closing 16 • latl -1 to 3-16 prem. ; and the Rica to-3,500 bags Madru sold in public sale at 13s. to sae Let Jan** the causes lieved from all uncertainty as to . graphic despatch-the accuracy of which was ow.issue,_.,..:_* ' 4 41 144 all South Emma (Iteeding; which scarcely supported ruses rates • haws In all Ban•Wolv.llitsarViewr 9 10 I 1 Aca ) of 01.0.6...... ' 231 24j He said he '1" " thefact that the boiler was totally in- - - .1 of thi" rridem ' b y the work it had to perform. It was 16 feet 1 Scre w team apping Company 8 . pat have Sh • (1 1 . r 1 114 all DaChealkEirk.s9llosl.C., 0 It 90 ; all 'titk.Yorkahtreiperet.Onar 19 20 adequate to Betc.s remain unaltered.w I m p, ti 6 feet deep, .5 feet 2 inches wide, and composed of received reporting a repulse of the Turks with heavy been dealt in at 121 ; Peninsuisr and Oriental Steam , Cooros.-1,200 bales sold yesterday on 'Change at full 1 1 , 1 1 0 0 0 1 DD. I t 47 ) , 201 -.1 Si :a dlo II 3 WatetiordlsKilksanylpat - - die platts eh, of an inch thick on the sides and top , A d inch St. MO York, Neweestie,at brie. loss. The details of the encounter, including locality at 71 ; ditto (2s/. paid), at 40. prices. think part of the bottom. It was an old boiler, of the ac 100 Ikkelmlos _... _ ... .. 184 944 I atilt:elk of Ites.parek:l 105 MI "'I part and the wont possible form to sustain*** and date, did not transpire, but the despatch was The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. In other articles no material alteration.' is all Maw tad sidybaai .. I la/ 17j 0' 5 Ditto MO 143 of wa ggon shape , 6O et Oft sad Banda' ... ... 1i 15 11 Ile Yorkkltatld.ll.lrawai i di6 ray presents. understood to refer to the struggle which, acoording • per annum yielded by our government stocks at - 51 48 DeallamillidlaaJans... a of In the course of evidence given by other witnomes, i t . present prices. To render the results strictly acca- TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. ss an Dandle, ?saki and Aber- - 4 ,- Oct' that Sharpies, the engineer, had twice bees to the last accounts, was gout • g on between the two MINED • tramp rate, _the proportion of interest which may have ac- The market is firmer to•cley, with very few sellers for for- dem mattes ... ... /a ... 41 1 1' Ito start the engine before the usual time, Decease forces on the northern bank of the Danube. . . IS all East ob tirei creed since last dividend period should in ca case ward deliveg. Town tallow is quoted 645. nett cue , 0 al , m tle n t im a a -n- 4.. 3 s Melly Boum he bed got fl it steam too high, and on Wag told that he Consols were first quoted at 941 to 1, for the 6th be taken into account. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 551. 9.1. to 58s. ; Oct to Dec., ft all Swim ... .. IA IS I twins I done ht to have more sense, for be would be killing tom& foles. 61•• January to March, 565. 3d. to fkl. St. 100 Santana Deice , ewe A-. 11 Ile. iltia_re_sl Wets. raid-Yesterday. to-day. mut die ; " When December, and were alternately buyers and sellers at Int. per cent. ••, - -- body, he replied, '' Well, I have but once to la 8 Do. (late B. ilia.) .. - - in the employment of Ur. Swithenbauk, several years ago, 944 until nearly 2 o'clock, when there was a steady Pries. per annum. st. 1, Da. etre 11 ... ..., 31 U 190.001 I Area_ Fria --.!- \ -.- Sharpies had a trick of allowing the steam to get too low in advance to 944 to 1. The quotation at the officut • i Three percent . Consols .. 941 £ 3 34 1 SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY , sous sea laseelere . ... ... 64 OS 30000 1 *Anglo AustrellanOold all 4 .ils par the boiler. Op one °maim he ailowed the boiler to be , close was 941 to 95 for money, and 941 to 1 for the • Three per Cent. Seduced .. Bank Stock .at the rate 931 34 • 2 Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade heavy at lower prices for H. i 100 Salami/ 1i sr 1 Giscrow .89 a .SO 10 54 Edinburgh and Peebles-. - - 100 . 000 10 , !•AlgtoCelltorabse 10,000 10 itairetraleoko _ ..... tome newt,' 'ea hot, and the m il t had to be stopped w " . " .. 6th December, which was also the latest "after of 8 per cent , per annum) 216 314 0 both meadow hay and clover. Prime meadow hay, 85s. to BC 100 IMUnhursh,Ferth.Dandee 22 M 40,060 '3 I Do. Coal Minis, 111 - - 10000 10 14Am:rattan itvas being put right. Be was ultimately discharged byloss. ; inferior ditto, 50s. to 701 . ; mem, 4.55. to 55a.; a t . lee ab igow 3, 6 0 , it hw e d ir3 -61 M 3j . Mr. Swithenhaak for beiog found drunk upon the War. • hours" quotation. At the close the market appeared India Stock (die. 10; per clover, 80s. to 120 '.; second cut, /Os. to 1051. ; straw, 38s. IL 100 Goat esthete ... ... 514 554 80,000 i ' Autralian CortUllma 100,1100 1 Litanies MAW •which had now exploded was usually worked at steady. The boiler cent. per The official business report is as follows: „, se _. an num) . 252 43 4 be 42e. IL 100 Do. A, Stock ... .. 57 59 5$ 5 0 , 000 1 At. Marta s'il 'i I dis h nee Bills interest 3-Sits . pressure, according to the indicator, but Hasketh (the Threezer Cant. Consols, for money, 941, h, I, i, i, z. . , ..q s.«. 100 Do. B, Stock .. ... 127 129 (00,000 1 British Australian ClOl4 ill 1 I die ow ner) bad been heard to tell Snarples that there was no 1 . • ; • i 'too , for account, 94, 4,1, 4, j. ' lhree per za. per cent. per y) .... par 80 10 et. tos ot.tiommanawlet:the.. 101 101 WOO 10 teritishiree 13.6 7 9 St. 100 Great western ... ... 81 $2 , 514 19,000 35 itkaalrop,(issatsl.pa H 4 81 74 71 necessity for working it above T2lbii. . Thomas Lon, the :_ n . t Reduced, 93 4, 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Liver- . TEE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. - 11 II Irish South Waters .. - - 1 6,000 SO De.Otwassend Witte ail 124 Hinman at Mr. Toilette's foundry, considered that 201 b. . •:'.' Weekly Share List) showing the rates yielded --o- SO all Las. had Carlisle . 87 99 11,0e0 10 Do. dt. John Del Re; 15 67 S 9 SS Lents. 95i 1 • 1 • *. Long Annuities, 1860, 5 1 . Bank would be the extent of pressure at which such • boiler might o •••• • • t o ; l or di nar y railway stor k s at present prim. The Mem the Manias** Seprisa) SO 111 Do. Third- .. ... ... 11 1116 pet 110,030 1 (70110.1•6 Creak 6 4 die par be waked; but the general pressure fora boiler of that Stock, 21 . quotations now prevailing, however, ars not quite The dell tone of the English ...deices during tat re Do. th e St 100 LanallAirand • Torkahlrr 64 641 Mil IVO 10 Coble Couple ...... 411 45 45 kind was tribe . to 12 1 bs. Fifteen months age there was no Exchequer Bills remain stationary at 2s. to ss. 7 7 die I 00,000 5 /Wools! Gold . 1 I 4 pm identical with those cited by the Liverpool anthority ; past fortnight appears to have - bad some influence on the 14 Ili Da. West Riliing orlon 1 11 a -•-•!•••.. I c 0 9 11 4m l5 111 tit indicator at all ea the boiler. prem., and India Bonds at 2m dim to 2s. prem. • wheat trade in the Baltic, and the meet recently received se di Leeds Northern . .. 1 1 134 610.66 L lit. .ICopper Minors of Eng. 1411 69 70 The inquiry was adjourned till Tuesday (this day). The foreign stock market is well supported, but lat "" r I = accounts front thence inform us that prices had rather re- rig thitr:s it eeld ceded . 114 Lando' and Iliaskinll - fl 114 71 11. 0 0 0 23 +l3O. Pref. 74per met. all 68 pm Meanwhile we continue to receive bat indifferent 10 r Lon.,Tilbury,o Southend j_ Ipm Mr. Fairbairn, previous to leaving the court, paeronsly ,_ serise. Russian retain, singular dramas; cella. pr. ma. RATLWet. 4 year. lad yea 70,090 6 fitagiAmitrallanOoppr all 24 3 stereo', in aid of a tubscription for the Weeds of the lu 134 Kewieland Windennere deceased and sufferew by the explos , inn • cheque for ma during the political position of the °pantry, and the u ulaud , urannehu; au Darby Do. for Woney I°44°N - ' Da• Registered - - is " pines, tendered to him oa account of expenses. large war expenditure to which the present unscru- 61 1111111111 Moth 3 : 5 7 1 3 6 i eertainly the ease is the neighbourhood of Danzig and in 10 II D o . nu, .. . i die iPR meoi. to 4Crersral pulous policy of the government must necessarily 111 nee last= I MOSS Ora* Duchy of Badge WI i 4 die Great 1'01g00th.....,. all 24 i die 16 M arid Southport lead. Mexican was a shade weaker to-day At 4 go ad d ' ~,e oolt o 2 A 100,00 e Lake Bathurst all i Oils KO; noted es to 1 Spanish 43 ta e Terkshire stoat fr TO TURN A THIEF TO PROFITABLE o'clock Mexican Bonds were ~,- r at ereu Shim 5004 14 1 Bessie Mg ben es a very liberal sale d u ring the swath 3 1 - 1 10 London • iknitb-Wwla 73 IS 1 118 91 is ef_ 0 _ ' metier elm. 92,085 qof which 65,037 ors. bad been r , 1 4 1 It.» „,„ cif .. . 13 11 die 75 60.09. !Liberty 10,0C1 4U.eres all 10 II ACCOUNT. Deferred , 211 to ; ; the nil's., 51 to 61 per 12 La m in g sw a b 4 . 4 .,,,,,, fin . 5110 5 0 leggsgebea In British ports. Stocks had been reduced into sy a 1 .7 d 1i,.7 7 . 8 , ii,gainii, __ .. 54,000 loodondiCaliforn. 05:d --to- cent. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 71 to 75 Lemke awl OsnaWeatern 4 1 14 3 0 a email sompes, and of the supplies of new only • trifling B t . 1 , 4 0 jgbe,,,,L,,,,,,,,,,b. II II 304 100,000 Quarts Cruelties 00.. au g g fltasiquita 73 ; ditto Three per Cents., 49 to 51. Granada De- 47j Millandlftent Weetere-Irsiand ...... .. 500 It 0 properties was esa t ip to hand in fit condition to admit al 44 Da. Libel. Union - - die Connecticut has a summary way of her own of die _ _ 51 Taken Sank Milked 100 Midland 6l 414 d' Active , 19 2 feared, 74 to 81 ; nto, to 1. Russian tee gbeglgnoskire 4lO 101 410 NI of its being ship . Fine Polish wheat, old, had !1.8. 100 Do. ■ iuni ... lank .. l4 .. :4 14 60,0* New Grenada posies of public nuisances. At the late fair in Stamford of the Five per _ ts __ _ tol _ .; 14 ditto Four-and-a- *OB limb= mot Mill Wellesk ( kook - - C.n .. 112 60 174 ISM.O. 'Amt. WO- -- -- MOAN Rosman 910110, rairial CGS " AgrieSitursl gmiety a aatarlaus Ralliali Half per Cents., 98 to 100. The list of sales is an- 11 4 11 . W. 1.& oa:4,ftenulastsisu B er wi c k 4l7eg4 if se 655. per qr. free on board. For new, quotations were very Is 17j Ditto Ralf shares- ... - - 10, ' M resegteands.L.o.as.e an - - pick- pocket, maned Ned Hammond, was arrested In the 4 13 9411 II irregular . M. Rai Newmarket , St MI 109,086 3 Pout P 5955 ... nexed:-Belligan Your-aod-a-Half per C e nts, 941, es ta i btig egg moo .... ..... ............. 3I 0 415 5 By the latest advice. from Russia it appears that Mai- 64 44 Do. Eatensies_ _ _ ... .. 4as par "'I set of riffling the Iseeemlei treasury of I/ solid ce "'" 93, ex div. animal Five ter Cents., 1034. Dutch 23 " NMI C 16.81116 31611 4 4 7 0,000 1 Quartz Rock all Ime par dariblo activity prevailed •in the wheat trade. At St. U 171 NewportAbem.SMerellord 5 114 Ws 21 j Sestlia Owing - 413014 13 0 WADI 40 *lthruney Iran 7j Newry and Cauieldtlea gentleman. Nod was promptly tried, convicted, and sea- Four per Cent. certifs. 51. Granada Deferred is woes. and South Coast ... 115 to 4is 7 Petersburg shipments for England on rather a large scale l e a _ .. ._,________,. _ - 7,610 IS Oantisgo de Caba .... Ilj 4 6 kneed, wider the nuns of " Seymour," to the state prima Bonds, 7/. Mexican Three per Cents. 251. Sar- u InanoMr Ind _me' 50 s i-• Sti,ooo t Muth Australlan........ all - -dl. 5.000 10 Tin Croft for three years. Ilia capture was adroitly turned to the A;nian Fire per cents., 90 , , , „„ l ~..,_.." a! 011idelalla 6 lo °AI. Th e .P.".... al 01.11gethern sod Wettern-Detaoi 111 9 4 3 4 hence freights had advanced. From Riga we learn that . "' the supplies of wheat and rye fromthe growers , 15 IS Do, Ne w f had barely 50 at Nor th am Colmar links 4 6r - ib 0.174 HIM 1 Belted Italian all 3 3 basalt of the fair, for as be had victimised several pesos Committee Certifs., 51, 51 per oent. Swedish Four el Ikeronals sad Carlisle 100.002 1 Wag Granada all i 4 dis it. 1 i tits ea tin grated he was placed on the last day mos, the otbe „,,. r cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan, 92. me urstearsame ruse 47 4 4 7 4 des had committal* very high terms. Foe oats delirerable Is ts North Devon. No. I. ... $ 10 lakar,t ; , W... Mariam... ..... al! 4 4 dl. eariesities (is a cage to be looked at), and es a sonetqatne r" s , 09 =ear . In answer to inquiries at tEe Bank, it appears that si =lnd loath Western ....-...-... 411 Ile 44 7 next sprig prices varying from 16s. up to 17s. W. per qr. 6 6 De. 3 °mamma 7 24 100. 6 40 1 'Tabs Ms receipts for tickets of admittance on that measles tea a formal decision has been come to by th e authori- 10 1111dine__ _ , .... -.......... 40eg 1 0 4 free on board bad been demanded. 0$ as North Landes 49 51 4 Tramtaraut. by stamped teed. 100 ° 1 ' ahead et the " dial " aseesee * -New reek Peet * ties to charge a discount of only 3 per cent. (instead r a t nuns o w n.," • " Awls eel meleusee • ••••••-•••-•-• 1 1a 34 3 6 1 Letters from Stettin of Tuesday's date inform us that se 174 y ibri b 67abida b ly ,.... I 9 111 3 011 sellers of wheat had become more anxious to realise, and, pp 01 s o t, w or ms ji 5 -...4.-. JOIST STOCK BANKS .. _._ . _ .....___ ..___- --... 1.-. ....i..... i• in Werth /Warmth Wrtlebe. sr Sam Cloaca Three per Cent. Console Three per Cent. Reduced Bank Stock (dim, at the rate of 8 per cent per annum) 216 3 14 0 India Stock (div. 104 per scent. per annum) Ezehequer Bills (interest 2d. per neat. per day) par 8 0 10 Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Liver pool Weekly Share List) showing the rates yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prices. The quotations now prevailing, however, are not quite identical with those cited by the Liverpool authority : rm. per et, per Wpm at the rate of dividend paid Pres. Price. Itsmrsv. Last 4 year. Last year 14 Kesidel and Windermere 36 Midland, itirmieghain, and Derby 61 11131soll Soak 3 6 4 3 4 14 Mere *, 16 and liceithpart S. • • I 11 30lGissiow 65l Titbits, Stoic 111 erase Widen 12 Lodes NA Nei* Western firths 75 Leedom and SentkWestern 416 4 3 • 474 hOdkolOreat Westers—irsland 5 0 0 5 0 24 York sod Nora Wand 14 casit.sasseeir• 4lO 104 4 1 104 10$ London midi Serb Western Stock 93 Bristol mad Iseree . ....... ....... .. 16 Turk Now a* snd Berwick 413 9 4 I 9 43 OnWn gni BOW 4 310 1 5 13 tentera Owsisties SIS 11 4 7 2le ikellkit Metal 96 lessivsk OW= South Coast as icessmeses 37 disdiolina II Ot. Ilensitsra sad Wedern—lre'rind 97 limmertle sad Cattalo 10S Lamellar end Mites 4 7 10 101 4 4 4 103 Meer 63 131aspow sad South Western 4 II 34 4 t l i i 14 ikettish Ilidlead .. . ........ —...... 171 Closter sad Birkenhead 204 Brest Northern Annexed are the latest reports from continen bourses, as received by Mr. Renter's express : Amsterdam, Saturday, closing prices:—Dutch Four per Cents., 924; ditto Two-and-seHalf per Cent,. 6015-16 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Ceuta, SI 3.16; the Coupons, 5 5-16. Austrian Five per atilt Metallics, 76. Peruvian New, 69. 1.-=New, 361. Mexican New, 24 to L. Active, 183 ; ditto Deferred, 13,1. This bourse ex-' hibits no important variation. Paris, closing piers of this day, for money :—Three per Cent. Bastes, 73.65 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99.90; Bank Shares, 2,925. The Four-and.a.Half per Cents. show an improvement of 20c. on the closing rates of Saturday. The Three per Cents. are scarcely changed. , Vienna, Saturday :—Austrian Five per Cent. Metal line, 91i; exchange on London, 11.16. Bankshares, 1,306. The quotation of exchange on London con- I tines to rise, and indicates considerable distrust in mercantile circles. ire. alit By the latest avian from Russia it appears that consi derable activity prevailed in the wheat trade. At St. Pstenburg shipments for England on rather a large scale ware in magma', and vessels had Imes in great request ; Imam freights had advanced. From Rip we learn that a Ass lies of wheat and rye from the growers had barely is eafard for the local requirements, andthat both these it. elm bad commandisd very high terms. For oats deliverable It ' next spring pricer varying from 16s. up to 17s. & l. per qr. S fres on beard bad been demanded. Se Letters from Stettin of Tuesday's date inform as that sellers of wheat had become more anxious to realise, and, so dim& the supplies had not bees by any means large, priers le iightly receded. M. The tamest. from Rostock are likewise of rather a more alined time this week ; still it would hardly pay to et *WI fr ees thence with the present rates of freight and it. IS Do.Nt • SI Northers Omuta Dia IN Edda MI North Decal, No. I. ell Do. a • Dr=l I Do. I G ell Nord' Gouda ...... 174 North athabrdsha . al North Wowertt 10 North Mouth WooLhow. 100 Oztori, Worcs., Is Rolm. lM riot isi Wand too Sottish Musa. k WO Do, LASN.W.Goor.ath 1 Shrewsbury mad s 1 awash'', mom thommer 00me.W.111a.) I all DO.Halvem ,20 lift. Osman 54 tlineibire Udall b par psi II 40 88 90 $4 33 6$ ft 5$ 80 11 11 die IS 17 74 94 11 /8 34 81 di 13 11 SO 34 35 It 4 27 80 $ lea 131 Clodal Iltaterpft°esdaj Bra. dew war. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LIVERPOOL, TVUDAT, 10.30 ♦ W. Wind S.S.E., moderate, and floe. Arrived.—Amazon, from Hamburg; Henry Nes mith, from Philadelphia; Mercutio, from &vanilla. QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 13. inenranee. 11, At the near continental ports very little wheat is held in 1 6 1 granary, and new appears to have some forward In small , cotchels. Hamburg letters of Tuesday's date describe the ;VI wheat trade es ins, and an opinion prevailed there that 30 prices were likely to be higher. Quotations for wheat on se the spot were then 68.. 61. for nibs. Upland. 69e. 6d. to w 70s. per qr. fee Mb*. ditto, and 70e. per qr. free on board for iffilbs. lteeklembergh. For *hest from outports, 'quaky hicheaftee had been asked. Barley had not been is quite sash p ive requese es before, but good 631bs. Danish had not km awed below 351. per qr. Oats of 391 b.. waled were geeeed 325., and tick beans 495. per qr. free on boned. At Retteedews, ma Monday, there was a email supply of wheat, and a dee a la. to 2.. per qr. was consequently established. Several balers from France made their ep ee at that market, which assisted to give confidence holders. From France the advice. are not quite se encouraging is shippers as before, but that there is a very great scarcity of wheat in that country does not admit of doubt. At Pans the wheat trade—probably influenced to some extent by the Mark-lane &deans—was quieter on Wednesday, and flour was about tfr. per sack cheaper. At Marseilles, im mense supplies of wheat had been received, chiefly from the Black Sea ; and it haying been difficult te find the means for conveying such large quantities into the interior, stocks in warehouse had accumulated. Meanwhile there Ink been no felling off in the country demand, and after a temporary decline of to 2fr., a reaction to fully the same extent had taken plate. Advioes from Leghorn of the 2nd inst. report &further rise in prince there, and as much as 69e. per qr. had been paid for new Marianople for local consumption. The dear ness of bread was occasioning great distress among the poorer classes, and the government were doing all they could to keep down prices. From the Black Sea we learn that vessels were being loaded and despatched as ;quickly as possible, lead that a very large business for export had been done in wheat and Indian corn, principally, however, for France and the Me diterranean. Wheat was, on the 28th October, old style, quoted frum 325. Bd. up to 37e. 6d. per qr. free on board, and freight to the United Kingdom was 225. 3d. to 23e. Bd. per qr. Prom America we have nothing new to communicate. The supplies appear to have about kept pace with the de mand, and pnces do not seem to have varied materially since the previous advice. at any of the principal ports. Freight from New York to Loudon was 4s. ed. per brl. for flour, and le. 4d. per bushel for wheat. Su/drake% Brit. Col. Hanka Loan Co flicitteb Nam American Chartered Bank of Ala iCtiart. Bank of Ines. Ansi tealLk ,Comrowelal of Laudon ... .1 lEng.. Seek, Art. Chart. fLon. Mart Hank el Amt. , Lou lon and ;London Joint= ,Landon and lea National Prot. • f Do. New. . National New South Wales lOrientsl Bulk 0011011411 t 'Protiodsl Wood— `Do. New 'Royal Australian Banking and Gold Dup. 00. , ;Bough Australia ...... • 'rates of Amtrak' , Do. New ......... Union of Loudon.. ...... I of Madrid— re TI ii li i idie Dims I Brim WA. s pa Wind N. Sailed.—Lulls Rookh, for New York; Stamboul, for New Orleans ;Carlotta, for Amsterdam. CUSTOMS' RETURN. GRAVESEND, TUESDAY, 104 a.m. Wind calm, foggy. Tide, two hours' flood. Arrived. Enipheden, from Bwatwig ; Barg Castle, from Antwerp; Carl Francisce ' fr om New York; Traveller, from Rotterdam; Jane, from Antwerp; Margaretta, from Rotterdam. DEAL, TUESDAY, 9.22 A.N. @ I -CC Ka ularat rallad sad 8 TS 49 1 ih — iw_Tdii `-0.4. Ito° ITsiVitionstleigwvlall 21) De. O. Itzteadass iuDo.O.N.lLPartesse Tort sad Nortli Ndlzd 64 SS St Aim I 4 476 4 1 0i LXID 1111 TALL 100 101 to 73 75 73 Si THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. Wind N.W., light, and foggy. Anchored. Gents, from London for Africa ; George Armen, from London for Malta ; Teti, from London for Genoa; Abagnn, from London for New York. Peeved.—Elspeth, from London for St. Vincent. Laceik LLAIID AT The scarcity of stock and the oversold position of the market oontieue to render the funds very firm, in spite of political anxieties. The market has to day again shown an upward tendency, and price' are now 1 per cent. higher than they closed yester day. Consols have touched 95/ for money and 95 for amount, and are now steady at 941 to 95/ for cash, and 941 to 95 for the Bth December. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 93t to 94; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 961 to 98; Exchequer Bills, 35. to Bs. prem.; India Bonds, Is. dis. The foreign stock market remains very inactive. Mexican is rather better, at 261 to 1. Spanish De ferred is quoted 214 to 1. Russian Five per Cents. have been dealt in apish2l; ditto Famend-a-Half per Cents ., 981 ; Spa Old Ihree per Cents., 451 Dutch Two.and-s-Half per Cents., 831; Portuguese Four per tents., 411; Granada Deferred, 8; Brazi lian Fonr.and-a-Half per Cents., 961. 100 41;111 -- (lewd to lao6ooll.Wastera, 00 Cit=a Jusatlon 1•011.0916 a)... 100 i llautLlssolaiguirip.Ct (leare4 w OR Itoetalto) GioesWar k Data Yoram (luald OroatWeotara all 11101 Doak & Saw. It Irk. N. & Bar.) 00 11611 — redby0.Tor W tift U dam ) ... 1 Ntd Do.* lima (ditt oo o) .. 11l Loudon and Gramm eh (laaud to death 10 Ditto Prolwoaao (ditto) , . 100 Lowest od to oft 1:1=411 , 6 1 par Yoe dltto kur 1?oot SO SS 1:7. (4. Rh. Iltscattannotra 1 --.— 6 Antrin Coal andiron . - 25. 26 Australian Aviation& 12.600 201Atotralutra Pacific Mail_ 10 .000 10 Awaralian Royal lfall 35,001 10 &rho Waterworks_ -.. ... 60i British American Land 60,000 6 lint.ts Col.tiol.aftedue.Co 10,000, 100 1 Canada 100,0001 6 , C stay Palate 20,000, 6 Do. New 11(1,00 41Crystal Palace of Frame 60.000 20 Eastern Steam ~. ...... 12.000 25, 1 Electric Teleiraph ....cf I 1 12.000 2' Do. • • .1 I ' 20,04 1 Btrareil biaata is:iiatioa.l ....1 Gistral S. S. fiblpoing co coaei Irish Beetroot Bugs, . 10.0061 26 Itsigialtralla Naritrttion., l Ram 1 Nallesai Pateatikaarnltie 60,000 1 Netheramie Lai .. .... . . MAO B.S. Male Deland Inter.! Soma Nolplica Co 123,716 1 North Midi Anelralsoisn tazl, Do. New ... 10INorth of EU;ii a it," z 120,000 IS ; Peel River Lad a alnenu soma 60 Peninsular i Oriente! BUM WOO 11 Do. So. 60,002 1 Portland Iron Oempany 14,810 10. Royal Mad Seas . - 1011,000 1 Scottiah Austr. Investment 12,700. 115 South Austrilio Land__ 150,000 Daulanarine T 10,0001 1061Vau DienteneMt .:::: Dirgi I ~Yeeterdayi 40 42 Bodeen dons Lath). HO HI SO $1 670 a 100 110 H 'so 27i 10 140 He 254 1 11 IT 19 12 14 laseasii• e_ 214 gmes_br Waif =6;6toekt.ll DorLI liorlitorakftsttroll poet (losold Dw r permit (e.t) ProdootWitopeat. lidf.Weigftives.laork WM)." 1 1140116 mamma (low to Omit lierlhera I Ilestkelsibretilrepsera 21 I ii a F I 99 191 61 1$ Par tw 141 143 141 :43 !Tee to Mr. 155:11sew) (limed to 5 • Wear Vaßef u ltr i .= Ditto Ditto Ditto , • wilts t Sotoetatt (losoNl to Groat Wvatorni S le Cs TO IT5i account: 80i 31% 90 100 IPOILSION Lamers awl lidera= Seders@ Onieseeee... Seyds Dins Jarred= Ilherlerei sad Itrquelinre. Olen see Seressea I:. we hides it i LILWATS. 21 II Ma 3 I dis II DEATH OF LADY PANMURE—Wo regret to an nounce that Lady Pawnor, died on Friday, at Pitfour Castle, Perthshire. Her ladyship's death will he felt as • public loss in the county of Forfar, and will be deeply re gretted by all who ever knew her, or came within her in. flumes. Lady Penman, who was born iu 1807, was the' eldest daughter of the wend Lord Abercromby, and was married to Lord Panmure, thee the Hon. Fox Mauls, in 1831. She leaves no issue.—Scolansan. MUNICH: ARTIST PROCESSION IN HONOUR OP limo LUDWIG.—Os the 29th ult. the artists of Munich (about 400 in number) offered to the artist monarch a festival wattages, to which they mirched with torches in their hands. Arrived at the beautiful residence of the king, a ice air by Knots s', " Die Bede ruht," and the chores of the inauguration of the Hall of Freedom, were executed by the whole of the Munich singing associations. The kin received the well-deserved token of gratitude with such kindness.—The Builder. FRIENDS 01 TURKEY IN MANCHRSTER.—A pub lic media, le announced to be held in the Maseheater Corn Eachange on Monday evening, to express the sympathy of the inhabitants of Manchester with the Turks in their present straggle for independence against the aggressions of Hula. The meeting will be addressedby Admiral Sir Charles Napier, K C.B. ' and Mr. Urquhart, M.P. The meeting is understood to have originated with some parties at the Manchester Athenaeum, who are anxious that the friends of Turkey in that city should have an opportunity of declaring their a. ntiments on the 'object. REPEAL OF THE TAXES ON KNOWLEDGE—A public meeting was held at the Public Office, Birmingham, yesterday, Mr. Boodle, of the Birmingham Journal, in the chair, the purpose being to take into consideration the best seams of aiding the removal of the two remaining taxes upon the use of paper and on a free press. After a state ment had been made by Mr. Dodson Collett in reference to the general business of the meeting, it was resolved, on the motion of Mr. George Moir, that a further effort be made in Birmingham to assist the e'er:ions of the Central Asso ciation; and Mr. ficholefield, M.P., and the Mayor, were respectively appointed president and treasurer of the aro dation. SQUIRREL HUNT.—The National Intelligeneer publishes the following article of information: Eighteen peewee in Plymouth Hollow, Connecticut, went out ea • squirrel hunt for one day. They brou4ht in at night2olllll. There must have been a "mass meeting" of equirrele sm that day. It is not to be understood that in eases of squirrel bunta, common in many parts of the mantle, the number of animals literally suffer us propriis pereettle I The squirrel is the unit of a conventional counsel, in telish the amount of suite is reckoned. A bear, for example, may be rated, p,rhaps, at 500 squirrels, • racoon at 100, a wild turky at 60, and a partridge at 20, or at whatever other rates may ix thought suitable, according to the dill culty of bagging the respective animals, and the desire of making a handsome count. [Advertisement.}—Hot.LoviAY's PILIA.—An in eoe.estable proof of their efficacy br the Cure of Liver Comalmasis Mr. Retest of Camphe:lass, New South Wales, kat alikstedler several months with a revere liver cumolaist, width re to so low • ata.e. that f,c Iras competed to take to his bed se relief ham see of the medical aid he received, he wee fi r mlbsdive Holloway's - 0k a trial. which he did, sad this lava doges mere (the lastructum given with it !eke y followed al delline of •kw week , roestaidish , d him le thetgiermaat ee r i gic =r hen poerer! in he lute.—Wild by • stedicise the world, and at Profess:ls llodoway'e establish. SIVIESNM. Consols were first quoted at 941 to 1, for the 6th December, and were alternately buyers and sellers at 941 until nearly 2 o'clock, when there was a steady advance to 941 to 1. The quotation at the official' close was 941 to 95 for money, and 941 to 4 4 for the 6th December, which was also the latest "after hours" quotation. At the close the market ap steady. The official business report is as to= Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94, 1 /, 1,1, I 1, 1 ; ditto, for account, 94, 1,1, 1, 1. hree pee Cent. Reduced, 931 1. Three-and-a. Quarter pee Cents., 951, 1,1, a. Long Annuities, 1860, 51. Bank Stock, 216. Exchequer Bills remain stationary at 2s. to be. prem., and India Bonds at 2s. die. to 2s. preen. • The foreign stock market is well supported, bat inactive. Russian retains singular firmness, cond. dering the political position of the country, and tha large war expenditure to which the present meet* pulons policy of the government must necesearily lead. Mexican was a shade weaker to-day At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were (tooted 25 to 1. Spank& Deferred, 211 to I ; the Certifs., 51 to 51 per cent. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 71 t• 73; ditto Three per Cents., 49 to 51. Granada De ferred, 71 to 81 ; ditto, Active, 19 to 21. Ramekin MVO per Cents., 112 to 114; ditto Four-ands. Half per Cents., 98 to 100. The list of sales is an nexed :—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 94f, 96, ex div. Danish Five per Cents., 1031. Dank Four per Cent. Certifs. 951. Granada Deferred Bond., 71. Mexican Three per Cents., 251. Sar dinian Five per Cents., 901,91, 911. The Spanish Committee Certifs., 51, 51 per cent. Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan, 92. In unmet* iaquiries at the Bank, it appears that I $ Issailleiales Ye been come to by the authori destesberge a Amount of only 3 per cent. (instead of 4 per cent., as originally fixed) for prompt pay. fat of the stocks the redemption of which should stristly take place in January next. It remains to be seen if this new emendation of Mr. Oladstone's plan will induce this class of stockholders to change their investment at once. Should they be of opinion that the war in the East of Europe and other cream Ilellatta warrant an expectation that prices will rale ham at the end of the year, it would of course be seems to their interest to await the course of events. No doubt is entertained, however, that the bulk of [ this money will come into the stock markets for re investment in some shape or other. Intelligence was received by telegraph to-day of the arrival of the Indian Queen off Liverpool, with later dates from Melbourne, and a considerable quantity of gold, the exact amount of which, how ever, was not stated. Last week there were rather large arrivals of wheat, chiefly from the northern European ports. At this day's market last Monday's prices were node for wheat, whilst flour was in better demand. Barley was firmer, oats the same as last week, and beans 2s. per quarter dearer. The weather continues favours.- ble for wheat sowing. An inquiry exists for Francs and Belgium, but the high pncss asked for Boating cargoes of wheat prevent business. One of fine quality (Galan) has been disposed of at 88s. per quarter for the Continent. There are no arrivals of Indian corn off the coast. Hamburg letters of the I Ith state that money was tighter, with discount at 41 to 5 per cent. Further, remittances of silver were to be made the following week to Sweden and Copenhagen. Exchange on London was dull, and short paper was quoted 1 schilling lower, and much offered. There was an expectation that this exchange will go lower. Bu siness was very limited. The grain market was dull. For the convenience of the English shareholders, the subscription list of the new shares of the Paris and Strasbourg Railway Company is to remain open in London, at the office of Messrs. N. M. Rothschild i and Co. until the 19th inst. inclusive. At the " making up" of the account in the railway MINES. market to-day, the supply of stock proved greater, and the outstanding speculation for the fall smaller, M O NDAY BYZNINO. than for some time peat. London and North Western There has been a good business doing to-day in the s t oc k has commanded k.. contango ,” a ft er c arrying 1 home mining market. The sales reported are South " backwardstion" in the morning. Lancashire and Caradon, at 280, 285; West Caradon, 235, 240; Yorkshire continues scarce, and in demand for the South Basset, 610, 616; West Providence, 34, 35; ,-. %JEW FIRE IN THE WOODS.—The Detroit settling. Midland and Great Western retain about Wheal Tremayne, 91, 10; Gilmer, 41, 5; St. Day Democrat (of the 19th ult.) states that a great fire has " backwardation." South Westerns were plenti- United, 395., 41s. 6d.; Wheal Brewer, 131; Cathe- broken out in the woods in the neighbourhood of that city. fel. Of the lighter shares, Caledonians seemrin- l 1 1 , ; Wheal Speedwell, 5, 51; Wheal Nep - It is growing worse every day, and will bs likely to con e droli tipsily wanted for the account, but, so far, less so , tune, 2; Wheal Chiverton, 71, 1; Bell and lAnarth, tinue to increase till we have rain. It would be impassible i i 10, .; North Buller, 7, 8 ; Cook i e Kitchen, 21, A ;v l ; to give any correct statement of the damage ; but some than at the last settlement. Other stocks were gene- - idea 'be bad of it when we say a belt of fire, and rally fairly supplied. It is stated that the dealers I Wheal IJO3-9_91. 10; Alfred Consols, 25, 1 ; el- " burnt may district," eaten& from west of the city, nearly have been compelled to "pass names" for, or , in I Herm, 4; "I inerell, 51, 6. through to Utica. And there are other spots, south of The gold mining shares exhibit scarcely the west, extending almost to Fiat Rock, which have been run other words, to take up a considerable amount of Lon don and North Wevern stock. Observing that the slightest change in prices, business being very doll. over by the fire. Many thousand acres have been burnt tendency of the rates of e backwarclation " was gene. I The shores of the New Granada and Manquita Corn- oveF, in ancL r i e t n would il b e : s o s f fe to sart hat that hundred s o to- f aLres rally to lighten ss the day drew on, we append our ` Panics were flatter. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were " i t ° Some houses ti and many barns and other ' g outbuilt usual statement of the rates ruling at the close of uoted Ito 1 prem. ; Port Phillip, 7-16 to 5-16 dis.; Inge have been consumed ; sad husdreds of tons of British Australian, 9-16 to 7-16 dis. ; Nouveau bay in stacks ; an immense quantity of wood piled the market : London and North Wagers 1 contaopo. Monde, 5-16 to 7-16 prem.; Ague Fria, 11-16 to where it was t; mil eses of fence, with a large amount of Midland -16 to 3-16 backwardatkm. 134 . 6 prem. other property, a en lost. The largest loss of per- Lancashire and Yorkshire ato t ditto. Imperial Brazilian sham were in increased de- sonal property is in cord, wood, and hay. A farmer who Great Western l-16 to 316 ditto. n yesterday on the Grand River-road says the woods mend, and rose 11. per share. West Irdian descrip- ate on much of the way, as far as Northville , and that York and North Midland " even "to 1-16 commie. . Doyen swamps, and marshes Great Northern' borrowers to 1-16 back- prem. are burning in all directions. wardation. Thenominalcloeing prices of new undertakings are Passengers by the Pontiac Railroad reoreseat the woods to Caledonians - as follows :—Mica Head, 1 to k die.; Lewis Hill be on fire most of the way to the Oak. On the Mount Clemens and Utica roads (particularly the wardation. Range, 1 to 1 die. ; Clarendon (of Jamaica), i to r latter), the destruction is still mere wide-spread. A London and South Western 1.1 6 to e eontango. Z Pm; Britannia Gold, Ito 1 per sh.; L'Aigle d Or , citizen who was out yesterday to witness the scene of North British Oxford and Worcester 1 .32 to 3-32 cusango. /to di Mount Carbon Coal, Ito 1 die.; Kenmare, the conflagration says the people—men, women, and In French shares the "making-up" . also shows a par to 1 prem.; Lake Superior Copper, I die. to children—were busy in removing wood, hay, and other er e tusetiitinletsheforncteh.reatnoedtnjeignhohortill.rwhootds, annd.trichittirif marked decrease of the late speculation for the fall. par ; Connemara, 1 dis. to par ; GlenauAn, 2 to The recent supply of stock appears to have mainly I di.. ; Australian Mutual, 4. to 4 die. ; Chartered " the the corporation extends two or three " mi l las) the fir" proceeded from French sources, and the rates of Australian Land and Mining, Ito 1 ; Golden is approaching very near the boundaries, and may be ez " backwardstion" have materially declined in cones- Mountain, 1 to 1 d Poltimore, par to k prem.; netts to co me within the city limits. The smoke to day queue. Paris and Lyons shares, which lately com- Great Crinnis, par to 1 pm.; ;Garnet sod Moseley, 1 is mach WOTINI than on any former day. At seven this 1 mended 7 to 1 " beckmardation," were offered at 1-16 to 11 pm. ,• Sue River (of Jamaica), 1 dia. to par ; Met. morning a person standing at the outside of the footwalk . 1 0 1 :11: ( 1 no a t n ale sm th o e ke buil "bikkwiirdation" this afternoon. The nominal rates calfe (of Jamaica), par to 1 prem.; Adelaide Land b u il d i ngs across it c l ea rest wu on Northern', Strasbourg*, and Paris and Lyons, and Gold, 11 totYl dis. ; Australasian Coal, 1 to i time7oring the day, one can see but few rods. It will be were " even" to / " backwardation." dim.; Liguanea (nfJamaica), ato 1 dis. ; Port Roy . * readily understood by those who are living somewhere in A new railway company is in course of organise- Of Jamaica), par to 1 pm. • British and Colonial' the ctbled we are essed sunshine of this autumn day how miserably tie's, ender the title of the " Direct Southern Rail- Smelting and Redaction, 1 pm.; to Ipm ; Australian afflicted --Mistral et Mese. lot. Ws& Ormis, fibr ic i; S 5 I I b i 9 'rentsa . 7" - tTesio — Lenirabeiri.. - ... ..1 Da (FAB,. • . Do. do Mtwara Do. Wanal) . . . Do. dnaneteed .—. sad Mediterranean Nomura Usge(wftb to.) Northern of hum.. D. mt. El per of. Bomb' (for R. & Amiss" 0..: Notwegion Trunk ?rad P. 8 "1n4 RP" isri; sad _atom. Ism Er - i; art Strut°. . Pc 1 I I 1 . • 5 2:. St .I 10 15 7messysißoyabreemsaihmmil abl em ila n.... n• Do. . 71 2 .7 : 17 . 1. rt Is a I i 9outa ionthers d frame I Wert Ineadefs D 0.5 per aeat.Pest 1 Vlcorote of non. •• Western nt Switaerlos4 14 PR 3 9 4 4 .9= .Par. I “ ir 2 . 1 pg • 9 , / dia "l e a 9) 9) • I I 2 as par 1 Pm It e $44 7é Ili In If I ra ..11 42. s 7 14 1 4 an 1 Ida 191 204 1 die par 1 11l dla St 61 S — Dill: K --- tineal 5 Great Wl= Pitaloselr 10 Gr.nd Jusetios of l!rasc 10 o.Trank 5 Gnat i dim Par 3 4 _ Pal L 44_ ia.. v ' •r Ty Sy pi le gii JOINT STOCK BANKS. The following are this day's sales for ORDINARY SEARES AND STOCKS. Ambergate, Nottingham, Boston, a , ,cl Eastern Junction, 41 ; Caledonian, 55 41 5 ; Eastern Counties, 121 13 ; Eastern Union, B stock, 32; Great Northern, 83 ; do. do. A Stock, 69; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 641; Leeds Norther*, 131 i London, and Blackwell, 81; Manchester, She Meld, Led Lincolnshire, 21; Midland, 61/ 2 ; Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton, 381. PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Northern 5 per cent., 1191 ; do. 41 per cent. Seri?, 101; Shrewsbury and Birmingham, new gus., 10. FOREIGN. Luxembourg, 91 ; do. Railway, 61 ; Madras, 11. m IN ZS. Agua Fria, 11. British North American, 63. 111113 c .... an, .• Australian Agricultural, 411 3 ; General Steam Navi l gg a• tion, 261; Netberlauds Land, 21; N. B. Australasian, la , Peel River Land and Mineral, si f ; South Australian Land, 36 5. A TERRIBLE WIDOW.—On the morning of Au gust 29th (says a correspondent of the New Orleans True Delta, writing from Hot Springs, Arkansas) a widow who keeps n respectable boarding-house here, and about whom slanderous reports had been circulated by • man pretending to be a gentleman, having heard of his conduct, proceeded, in company with her brother and another per son, to inflict on the slanderer personal chastisement. The brother acid his friend were armed. They walked up the street and met the slanderer,. who, it appeared, was also armed. They took his arms from him and marched hint down the street opposite the house were the widow was, fully prepared to give hint a warm reception. She was armed with a cowhide. Her brother and his friend advised their prisoner to stand and take what the widow was about to give him. Seeing no chance of escape, he had to do it, though sorely against his will. The widow commenced, and did not cease until she had administered two hundred lashes, well laid on. The man then had his arms given up to him and was advised to leave the diggings, which he did. k na I