The Express. — London, England, 1853-09-20 00:00:00

[THREEPENCE. JOINT STOcK RANgP. ' The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by our government stocks at present prices. To render the results Strictly accu rate, the proportion of interest which may have ac crued since last dividend period should in each case be taken into account. .1 timber i I Tu plan Donlair doom itsnlar Lo-day. T 3 71 Closing No. Sb. Baau, Pi' prises Doane V osterilay 10=,300.1 =,300 . 1 40 Australia's . 1.. . , 73 71 76 44 _.. 40 Brit. Col. Baulk .an Co. all 31,0561 ,British North Americas SI 40.0..r0 St Chartered Bank of Aria l4 04 4L 30, 70 .Chart. Bank of Ind's. Aus. I troll% and China 2 par 3 20,000 100 'Colonlal . .... 26 23.100100 Connuercial of Lori ii— :3,000, SO 'Eng.. &mt.. ft Aust. Chart. 10 If 64 dla 25,00% SO Leo. Chart. Bank of Amt. 15 par 1 pea 10 151 10,0u0, 1 SO iboslon and County Su 60,0001 f 0 London Joint St I Slick . 10 —.— 50,00100 London 611.1 Westminster 10 i National ram. of England 33 —.— 10,000 90 'Do. New lO took° 50 , National of Ireland —... 221 33.873 21 Oriental Bank CorpomAer, all 44 aft 20.000 100 ,Prorincial of lrelsaid 23 4.h0 10 Do. New..... .. _ all 60.000 6 Royal Australian I and Cold Im. _dls PAO 26 *nth Au itralki p Co. 23 98 40 par 50 8 2v.0e0 23 'Vasa of Au , talla .110 New 2 4 ' 6 T 60 :PP GO 'Union of Lon Jon. ...... lo 16.010 40 , Union of Madrid all Int. per cent. Price. per annum. 9,51 £3 2 9! shut 0 0 0 shut 0 0 0 262 4 3 4 Three per Cult. Consols Three per Cent. Reduced Bank Stock India Stock F.:chequer Bills (interest per cent. per &V dis. 1 10 6 - -- - Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Liver pool fl eekty Shore List) showing the rates yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prices. le - . / ~. . . . /lop ..0 if...../er/e...... .se r eCsom• / • / irar . / cfi-X-i•-‘--- - ' , • S'--- A-- - • e":-;0 . . 4. • rye „ a ... f F le v t. ir4:llrati4 51 ... • No. 2,200.) LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1853. - --- - -_ T" .the SILIIIEHOLDERS of the SHREWS- THE RESOURCES OF CANTERBURY, NEW :WRY and 1411tHINGRAW RAILWAY. ZEALAND. SHARE LISTS. TRIFtRuNCII 11111ARIL roux It. ISO Aberdeen , i , ~sec tsar rem tartieu!ar atteattou to the imoortertee of tli• ; - - o. oi 6...dec0...id sat tie 12/144311: to be bed at the Lion Hotel, ...-o-..0....___ _........._____, Bt. 140 Aberosen No. 2,7 per CL, - - No. I- C.." Beau i., 7 . u•hury. ilt 414.1)NE , DAY next, the 21st Indere, at I: o'closk : The Lyttelion Times says -" In proposing the MONDAY Evxximo. S e t tne . Brirtol It Rimer 4 per et - - I.lOCanlao 410 . ; let 1. 3 I ili t meting too Om n re.leil to d terming ',briber or not e•ta resolution at the meeting at Chriitehurch, with respect to =6OOl 40 !Australis:ls .. n. . t with me ettire . aloof 'he late . ..weer The railway market opened flatly, and, after aIIs .5 Cloister sad Dolyhe • ad llsls ad i ces . [..! ,amo Y - w oi ll io l ' i . ii by 31,.. y ,...,-,- .. t, 0 y .,,,b , 4...,,,0,,,,y. and „ i ,...,..- developing our mineral resources, Mr. Dobson said :-The rally to the higher quotations of Saturday, subee- 5 1 LI 1:32* aM gamlma . fr. •s ' i' - „.. 40 :BM. COI. RAZIIii i,!;..r.,ne atomic other items very be en ; em pall be the 1: mom resolution contained two parts : Ist, the assurer ion that quently experienced rather marked depression. 6 all ;Lianas% Perth, sea ate's-, vidski so .; tarnish North Al 40..e...a 17;• ,Chartered Iftnk ; doss Janet.* ... !6l 111 . 7 ;N- rib nestor;i i!g • rita to, iti.O. aiiitnr-nener .1 and others, num we do possess mineral treasures worth working ; 2nilly, the Noel 20 .Chart. Bank of I e.O.tiritize tn. me t re, a s:r u tlutu Page Weo i refu.ol to grant proposition that the working of then minerals would be a . Later in the afternoon, however, a tendency towards 3 4 Si ReseAaallen(Bl.lo.l6p.Ce, 3j 4 I trans, and Chi 3 $ Os. de. W.) 7 per Ct. ' i 51 20,000100 'Colonial . .... Ca 10.00e.'dlitiiiyed fiir, of an . : noler upon the :melon. Improvement again became observable and at the I 2 1 a leash!, and not an injury to the settlement. Hs would' )0 . oe. 0 1 . 17 .4 7 Per CLI e 111 pm 25.000'100 :Commercial of • I 2. Ce ll e /or int all the Imre; and very day incensing e' ts and first consider the grounds for assuming that tke Cantothoey close prices, though generally lower than on Sear- 1 X 4 .1.04..tzt...5 pc.,N.il i 1 14 pen 26,000 SO .Eng.. Md.. a A es; .4.ew pt to be itioutt. 4 by the same parties, under the mince in ;.. , ~,,,,,,,,,,,,, 46 of b.,,,,.. „,•,,,", are a 1,,, to be 0,1,,,...i out of set cunt o f contained valuable minerals, and would confine day, seemed moderately steady. Apprehensions, 10 61°316 do . 31, "•. 1 II •• ro o s ae ; Len._ Chart. list '".. t i r o., „f me ohree.tnii )Oiratinelmas Roil way co o any, oral himself to three, eiz.,--ecial, gold, and copper. Coal is however, of further sales of pawned stock centre- se s. " tett. N ges. 4 p ea " °i •p l' elelp i'mh .C l O4 1 2 1 1 14 Isl i 69 lbendou and Cot 02,1100; tO . hoodoo Joint St . 60,00400 London gaol Oi dorees aim to be rms..' awn :y foe the advise:age of the Load a fonnd at a variety of points on the Middle Island, from bate to keep the market in check. 6 I • Edichurgh, p 4 rit, Lt d, 10,00v:Iu0 j National Prov. ( as I Not th %okra Coonone to your prejuiLm. Massacre thy on the north, down to the H Ol neat River on p Dundee, 64 par Omit - - 10.0e0 20 11/o. N0w....... 2 , slowest not, un.hr the , lustuiw. a a &Aro to ealmae Ma!! the south, cropping out at the Malvern 111111., about thirty Bt. 10 Chest Neetbsoas pee: • ut 111 123 1116 tud/C0 50 National of trek w, a kart rodend the I-mob:a _or- 11712072 % ......„" 42 7,2 66 _,,ar 7 :1"7 1 ...: miles from Cliristchurcb, in the beds of Hawkins and St. DK Do. 3 per cent. Sarip, Re-' 33.873 23 Oriental Bank e In Let 111.1.0 th 1-te ' ff ' a ' a a 44°48 ' s ' . ''''."‘"" '' y '-' --- Waikireitiri The existence of coal was an established THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocx. , deenrsable at I I p.m. pm Ili 111 ' 110 2.9.004100 ;Pro:Medal of In W..tera Loiterer Cempacy of 31 per r nat., with halt ...Aeolus profits, . . • 19 .74 Do. 44 percent. scrip I 1 aea 71 4,0 1 1. 10 Do. New ...... rialtos% iavl n leer resat tskepani by legal warfare sad captives to 1 fret. Nest, as to the supposed gold-field. Gold- The railway market is heavy to-day, sales beieg sal arotawaweemematasow, i sd seam s ;Royal Anatolia suirla thi y will not too nt from an ot,Ogactun to room: such debts or fields are of two elasses,-Ist those in which the gold still pressed. Midland and Lancashire and York- 1 M A . I )West.BasellantaseSper 81 71 i and Oold Imp PAO 26 lgouth Australia 2. ,one on your Company. i . ___, is found deposited in veins of quartz or some other St.! IN: Thoeon.redgent.4s 0.61. , 98 191 eh' ecrocks have fallen IL, London and North-West- 90 103 Dato imedeetaable epee et 92 101 2vieee 25 rlfnlen of Audm If y-ls tirrefoig . 3 7120127 aal 46 ° 2 'ln't 1- "!::, 1 °" a . ,_ 7 ' la * ~.,'"'".. 1 matrix in the &nuns of the primary or transition rocks ; kr- Loire to 1 .-li haft- 4 ' l .' 4 T " 1- a loss r ata " '''''''' tat Sare "'"'' I 2nd,-In the beds of rivers, and in alluvial soils Paused ern, 103., and other lines in proportion. Present Ii I a L a ussids•SlT l e 6o V .SW' i 210 3 Mail 60.... 00 ' UlllOO of Lonio oat nutter nmi time wet:len Ocenpoire, da am fait I i attend the Ilt. 100 ! Ditto 5 per cent Stock_ l 146 :40 . 145 7 lb.ooo 40 , Union of Medd. .... in , 4 „..... b ., in pe ,-„ t; ~, i f ts.i„ be im.,,,,,k,,iiip, to rigs, 1 by the . de . composition of the rocks in which the gold has quotations are: Great Western, 814 to 82; Lond o n s t . loe •1„,„ 1.3 , priii,.0,....5,..7„, - _ sd ,be*prosy el po-t .t lawn. the secre:ary .1 the !.hr. w.t.m.y an d been originally deposited. In the latter state gold is found and North-Western, 102; to 2 ; Midland, 59j to 1; at. ,100 'DittotteferenUalS per , Ctif - - ...... no:norern comirmy e..rhainaton, 111 fay..-ir et Me.ref. MO. in a great many place., there being very few large rivers 1 5. 111 1 at ' Len tea elon , Ter W ry " ? " Oce.e njds r. eAI $ l9 34 15 Pa mar, Pak. r, MU CuivermlL who will OtntrOft the ceieerrent for w h ose ...d i . do not afford gold, although in many cases not Lancashire and Yorkshire, 661 to i ; Doyen , 181 tO ,e,.4.m...tha. with the Cleat Wed , eat 4 Thl..`PP'e , ora''''_,_!' lo'l ens in tufficii nt qu entity to •pay for the labour of working. 7 o 1 - Caledonians have 111' all ' I ; Great Northerner, 18. t .. .. _. '1,,,ea05ee.,,,,E.,,,,,da, - - i d M0.N.1 .....rigs. and who ore / . / 1 "/M 11. ' "W a it M A be. " d '"`" es en ' Ouid.see long in alluvia soils, therefore, is, a matter of fallen heavily, having been as low as 2a 1, Seller.. la 25 10 is liglipoLia. AttjaLisl-tsa.Nol a 7 _ Mouton at the matting om lii .1 ,, .11 Maned. Sl• ... lay e rOer .e the Collllllltfre. great speculation. Gold-fields of the firet class, however, The present price is 271 to 281. 63 I Do. Sil ... .. - par Ipm ad GeontllE Wee thfoTT, Secretary. are not so widely spread, and are o n ly t o b e soug ht f or i ts The ilpeculativo descriptions of French shares are H S: all Kar YS' t Carliga s 75 OCL - - Pa The funds were I 11, Borkbobammireet, Stroud , Loudon, Sept. IG, AIL particular legalities. Gold is chiefly found amongst the at too asetiaare(bsanr.ka.•e.Ct 145 147 _ - fissures of the primary and transition roo k ' , genera lly i n SS. to 7s. 6d, lower than at the close yesterday. nal a i Moo Preksanse - - / S ii" 13 W B URY and BIIt M ING II A M mountain gorgee, and in the craters of exti nc t vo l canoes , Northern' are quoted 341 to 1 ; Strasbourg', * 361 to Cl I 101) ,Itedelk 11110,21.32- - zd the day was free fr - -as worse than on Sate RAILWAY. but not in rocks newer than the coal formati on , nor i n th e 1 ; and I'aPt 1100 Do. 5 4 per et. Prof. Sic k - ris and Lyons,l6l to 1 prem. St. 109 , Do.WoveneyValley 5 pet' - - business being quiet. ro. ese:matee • t neweasaant sharebedi re do horeby welly that scoria , and rubbish which usually cover the surface of 10 ' 5 ; Do. Debentures ... - - ad ttiOND .94 tare this day Len rewarded to the Pr prietora with a valcanic districts, except in some rare instances. Now, ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. I 190 . ffeeds Braids _... ... •• 1 21 108 110 xd servable in the aft I ~,.. mioratis their suNeet in Omni. of the n ndementioreen gentle. it is, well known that our island con.tins greenstone among prima dais. to-,la o all North Modurdakirs l2l 23 gence of an improve olio will undertake to sopport an aeenent with the Great nsa , . , an d bit pi and porphyrOie rocks, and we are assured that the primary qt. I pit! ILAILWATI. Year - relay . to 3 pato Bt.' 100 Oxford Woreseter, adi day, that market be we-tetra W. t'Wt t yC..rop...y I. wrote ... per ' tut a sur us I Wolecr..Ol3.6perCeet, - - -- ; ono to prop me Os new and inipmilent shareholder e to all rocks are exposed to view in the deep gorges of 7 -1 ... ! ‘t „ da .. 2 , 23 16 all Dino ditto Win: 414- w d ' sent period of politici 1;; a , L .,.....r., r. • waieh will be emoted at the ensuing Itionyearly meet. the Rakeia. We know that our mountains present uncle- '7 . 6 . '''4 ti 0,.. 2. 01; 37 G 2 ' , '6. 3 'i . .. $ I s abreookllieni.NewGum.; 104 11* previous speculative ear, mm* . y' : niabie evidence of volcanic action, and 111411 y Extinct craters. and - Reit JttLe..../O _ ...i 41 41 ad 10 10 .ahreas.ACheater(ltar.W.l 1., it. Mum ark, Eisl., of rimooan.h:ll., Woterrhamptim: James The exploring parties rec..ottly returned found quartz in 131 all airra.Wolv.ADestrTalley; a 94 i i Mo.) 5 perms Coat._ .. 161 176 to the market. Mei Cl,tf4h - h, Pm., ... No. Si,, rtiootreet, d m tot ;A. B. Baser, abundance in the beds of the Hawkins and the Waikirikiri, 81 34 Aitken., Lan.,s;ChenJun., 12 10 die 10 110 . Do. 3 per Oat ... ...I gpa ruled at about 3 per I I,g. .4 I otieford-hemar, Ctieltenhate. and the specimens brought down are so similar in appear- Ed . an •iu.cees.itiarmon . ascaosi__ : .e.l 16 3 18 4 .1 . 1 a 35 25 15math Donig .. 1 j 141 *Jew me . .4 • we' he used at the awyt nee to be ho'len as follow, : HI 7)0. do. eo. wi.... 4 10 ' 11 Ditto Flood tiper Cent par Ipm Consols opened 95 Pry 21, 1'33-At tic Lien HECEI, An:weber,. at 12 o'clock pm. ance to the gold quartz of l'ort Phillip that it is impossible ''' 6LIIIK Pristel and Exeter ... .. - -ad 44' all South Pastas (Keating, fell back again to eel. to distinguish between them. Moreover, the coal formation, IL 10e Cetadottlaa ... ..._ 571 571 Hi 7 . 3 f St. ; ino l za . Ulf £1.0.6....... : 25 256 ad closed 951 for cash, e s rt.llo.lsir -At the Lon.loo Tavern, ntetitOrgate./..tett, atone which is known to overlie the transition rocks, crops out in e. on mom? au G Holyhead .. Si Is 1 44 per cent. o'..lock prrebOy. many points a little to the east of the spot where the quarts 60 at Cork Led Bandon ... .... - - 20 1 .3 Ilth.lforkshirelperet.Ousr 19 :0 ad her. The official Ouneeutders arc ran:eery soli tel to tree:mit their tomino with. 5 .. 3 ~Weemfarittuliilkeaoy6pot• - - Ms ta found. All these circumstances, and the eimilarity of 11% 1 : llllNinen 4 _Bideotis,s,_ .. e.• 1 7 pm Three per Cent. Conte cat way te the deeretury sit the Company at Wein rhasupton. 114..1:.: ll'ork,Nowrostle,re ocrw.,i By order either:nominee, the geological character of the Rakaia district to that of U n it pu ' del . Mr '''. l '''''"'' account, 951, 1,1, Seen Junction ... ... 8 9 1 (R.Notta of hag.poreb.' 91 trg eit °ROC te OOLCOIT, See. the country enclosing the productive gold mines of Dun- is a i l is , sno „ .. 14 1 17 I 5 ; Ditto Ditto ... ..... u . n. qjsrel., him. ale reiries'ed toothy teeir steno:me to tbe two gary and South America, lead us to the conclusion that, Is alt Ditto ( Cis E sod L).. a 4 35 10 TorklNO4til.ll 6.Puot 1 dis pat Exchequer Bills rt mo s prine•l in NICE and 14.3) ink, and mackesi 2 and 3 reepte• whether an available gold field exist or not, it is in the so all imam Omatten -. 12f 521 131 1 owe • which were transmitted with Sir. Rusmil's circular letter, gorges of the Rakaia and Waikirikini or in similar loco- U. too Patera ualea. CUM A... 41 43 Bonds at par to ss. p dead Mgt- .5 . titles that we are to seek for it • there probably gold exists, 75 7 1 (labs &VAIL) ~. ... Foreign stocks 1 12, euckingliamotreet, AWOL London, Sept. 16, 1a33. but whether in inch portions or ' in such quantities as will 67. 150 7"*". B a " °4i "' 55 22 MINES. prices were generallj a. toe Eart. Lamashire ... ... 57 69 enable it to be worked profitably a ClO4O and searching exa- s . .ip, imp,,b.,0,..e sm. Spanish were both h AST WEEK of HINDOSTAN.-This Grand woveso DIORAMA hum CALL UTTA to the HIMALAYA wow OPEN dolls, at 3 aad 0 o'clock , at th e Asiatic Gallery, baker. p a m n in t a h t e lo r n epo w n i s ll w a h l i o c n h e h e:i v :bi us fi to decide. In spite of - I . 14 !d - - - - - w • 61 66 la g and Peebles... - - been ring about during the lit o !Itia l l e: 4ls llarer r eh s ,Perth.l...ndek 24 26 • Moimat Evian:NG. Peruvian Actives 1 maintain their late es ii „, t e„,,,,r i parentanoonoe. Admit...lon ter., 24, ant 2.. 6.1. The last three weeks nothing certain is yet known on the bob- lit.,lte '9:111gOW atlonthWeetera . =. - 7i4 Great inactivity has prevailed to-day in the market were quoted 25! to 11 , i ... wit •b . , 17 ., b oor w on , to & eituhittom. ivrtit close nen. ject, although it io probable that there are parties who have Ull a ° "rem 24 " - 752 73 441 5L 105 Do. L. Mesa ... ... 46 47 434 for British mining stocks, which is quite devoid of balm 34. private iuformation, it being well known that one person et.. 1 5, Do. 0. 2 ,,..., 0 , ... . 12 4 12a feature. the Committee's Cer In particular states positively that he has found gold, arid gm ilea r0..8,,,,,,,,• seast.ay.:, 103 104 visa Four-and-a-Hal R. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, eking of e than 700 3int1..1. 1 it now OPEN at the PORT. eon. that in large quantities. Lastly, with regard to copper. sr ton ielreat Weftern ... . 514 52 Almost all gold mines yield copper, but ail copper mines do 11 ill ,Irish Math lkstern .. 56 - - 90 id in, el li 1 snoair.eitY. Regent-street, eery day. ews Praise, for GEN. sot produce gold in sufficient quantities to pay for extract. 1 0 all l i looliceMe 7 sad Cache;... l Pln the gold mining shares there was a more active business, and a little excitement in the market for The . sal es ~ reported ana. miralf per Cents Nouveau Monde which were largely and influen- Old Five per Cents., V. WI Po. Thirds ... ..._ ... 12 14 pm ad TLENEN ONLY . nom II till 6 and troin 7 11 .1 le; on Fridays the lag tlle preci.us metal. Now the exploring parties have menus eali.tetu a tee rink:mete well ekwe at 2 . •sl.sr.S. when ladles touted, in th.- valley of the Waikirikiri, about three miles i l e 6 i.'l: ILestes4ire po.ritt rad Torkala 67 674 id ' 661 764 xd tially bote;lit. Ague Friss were also inquired for. 1829 and 1839, 101 eta . set be admiesed weal 5 o'etwk. De. Leash will Lectute at I', beyond Mr. Knight% station, nod to the west of the coal. 61 61 ells ad 14 '1 , 1111 Do. Wed Mirth . o . tio.on 31 3 a o At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 7-16 to tember, 1011. Du 2. mil 4 avernlag; and a qt.rier weave/mg; and tor ladies hy se :mug, untuittakeable evidences of copper, and to such an 30 I all , Coeds Nortoesa .., .. 111 1 f 124 9.16 prem. ; Port Phillip, Ito 3 dim; Great Nugget, -- , 4 v. . v. Mee. law& Maim , " la. 2/ i ,„. kquaaor pc extent, that it appears most probable tnat the metal exists 111 11,11Loodonthi BlecOwall ... 71 $ 7) I par to k prem.; British Australian, 7-16 to 5 . 16 in large quantities. With regard to the second part of the .0 7 Los ,Tiltiury,k Southend I If pm 7 9. Mexican Three des.; Nouveau Monde, 1 to 1 prem.; Agua Fria, In OUINEAS.-Me. HALSE, the Medics) Gdealf.t. 0( 21, Bruziawleinmearo Leedom, Worms pin friends hle mod (11'INY.1 APPARsTCBEII are now rwady.-Smul two resolution, namely, that the working of these min. ralv would be • bmiefit, and not an injury, to the settle• St. leo Ilea., Brighton, SO. Conn 9s ILO le 1 lit. ;lee lissedee , lc . North- -Yeeter 1024 431 len j nu 26 I De. Yi the ... .. ... 1 i pea 2 tol prem. account, 2v ; , ,' 4 1 •, 4. Cents., 771, .78 ; di Imperial Brazilian were flatter to-day. 'West rasa Went. 6a his Pamphlet on ateelical G Overtone. meat, Mr. Dobson considered that the discovery of a Is I i I ins.sie.s.m...r.its.ai, dPortuguese Five per gold had was by no means an unmixed good, bat that 13i.• 24 . Do. Eishthe - ... ... - Indian descriptions were better. 441; ditto Four pe T .11):ES 'IItAVELI.ING will find the application he . thought the advantages far outweighed the evils. Si.. s :o l . ol unigiutWsWara . Il i 7 A du 78 1 TM:nominal closing prices of new undertakings are elan Four-and-a-Hal. a A ~,, I , om. ~,,,,,, k ~.‘l 2o, ,2 , ....y a o ltyrec e r, o om i b „ wt .*, P i nt , the revenue arising from the gold licences would a° : Dc , 40 ; 14 i Do. RN ...... ..... _. ... 1 t II „ as follows :-Mizen /lead, Ito 1 dim.; Lewis Hill Five per Cents., 93, i no .O.lic.i y and beauty of the oomplesion OD.' dam from the b ae ,er t o facilitate rho construction of many important works. Y, all i tondonderry as Coleraine 11 13 Iremeoce of tae Sun end 1 ni.t. diem Ling tie Mood of [arguer and The communication between the port and the plains f, ; ,a1,1„„„d„..4, 3 ,6,E...b.iat. - _ id Range, 1 to 1 dis. ; Cologne J.ead, a to I dis.; 461, a • ditto New relasstion, oilay•Ls al ;.rit.....,hty mid heat, and immeehately afford, might be instanced as one most important work, the noro as. too I stance.,VlistdkUnoolaab. 21 12 1114 1 Clarendon (of. Jamaica), Ito 1 _prem.• Britannia ditto - Paasive Bonds am Me Wales ontsation attendant 011 restored ela.titity ard healt h . completion of which is a great drawback to the settlement. Co 4i; Do.ilan.eLincl. Came -as Gold, 1 . to 5 dis.; New South Wales rem .; 1, to a Certificates, 51 per fin .'aie of Me "k i n* V re a l c e z Tan . "'f rit° , l'aaPc"' ones 7 "' eakmull- 2udi Ti,e working of the co p per mi would g ive us St. ; 11 ' 6 IMUM MI - o sad os._ ° 60 6°4 an 531 Lon. are emoletely eradicated by the Raptor, sal elm Waco to a Y. valuable article of export, and one which would freight well so , in m 1441. „.... t. am _ .. _ ~. celo.ocic clear and fair Compiexion. in moo of sunburn, or SOngs Virginia Gold and Copper, 5 dia. to 4._ prem.; Money to-day wa cf Moen% its virtues have king been acknowledged.-Price 4s. 6d, with wool. 3rdly. If the coal and copper mines are worked 23 Ili Ditto Half shame.- ... - - awl vs. ed. per bother. Caution.-The weeds Bow:snow 1..,21”t0r are together, it will be within our means to construct a good at. tel 'Novato:kat -.. .. 62 55 ad Mount Carbon Coal, Ito 3 dis. ; Kenmare• where parties of firs ea :he er.rper.-Solel by A. ROWLINII and EONS , 20, Latta'. road from the mines to the harbour, which would enable 411 41' Do. Bury LltietWl . ol2_ t. par 1 poi par to 1 prem.; Lake Superior Copper, .1 dim to The rates of discouni gaiden, Leautuat eau hi cheviots and perfumers. us to supply coal in port at a much cheaper rate than can 23 171Tiewportaberg.kliereferd 4 3 ills 24 par ; CZonemara, 1 dis. to par ; Glenaden, 1 to still equal to C l io mi be done in Wellington, and thus offer a strong inducement ,5, 4 ! 10T .1 0 . 2, 7 3 :7 2 . En. - 1 =I ;; - . 24 8 i dia.; Albion Gold, 3to 3 ilea . ; Australian Mutual, England, viz., 41. TILE Falielt.Y lIEDICATIRtNT. to the Smith Pacific steamers to make our harbour a coal. Z . ,z 1,4,17,, ... " ... 45 50 48 ito i dis.; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, have intelligence the MEASANy o 7 b. ll. o !Eb re., l , FATED wirm Cl wi tE th A r 'a ii l n .- in as con i c ie lu w de ai d a b l y: le e:oh; Fteoerioianlal titiltiagti:t:iedt observ ing T a i ga II t t a h g a C t s , 1111 i t I :th New : a. - : 3J - 43;;; 4 3 - dis oto .; per sh. ; Melbourne Gold, Ito 1 di'. Golden As regards the n c l On a c b i m se t t l y or limb., cold Moo rine, oumboewn or any:Line ind.eatiee of cold, it that would accrue to the commorce of the settlement from Se. WO :North Batisit .. ... 28 29 27j s relountain, Ito 5 per share ; Great Hewes United we have several il ea uneasily without • rival. I- ere la so, any preparation In the Phu , We. I. ... $ to Tin, 1 dis. tea par ; Poltimore, 5 ilia. to par ; Lanka- Owing to the avails maces else, or among.t. the Patent medieines of the .I.y, that can equal the developmest of the mining interest, he would not de- 116 16 ;Smelt Devon, 8 mi ' Do. A Deferred 14 2 Otis areasetacse and stile i c y. If und freely tromelli.oely on the and taia the meeting by any observations upon the evils atten- s s I tio. l o onrweed 7 74 moot opper,l to 5 dia. • Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 taken up gradually f ruck, with • warm or Lot bath, it causes an inininli to reaction dant on the discovery of a gold field, as he was aware that so usig o ns a t00g00p..,, „ 52 I . .0 3 dt,.; British and ' Colonial Smelting and Redue- the Peninsular am of the Olean throwirg a grata] warmth over the whole there were many persons in the room who had a strong 30 ,an )forth tern ...... ...... 7/ $ forme: of the body, tkoeby prmenting fevers and other ill. feelieg that the settlement should retain a purel pastoral le 110 'Womb &sou th Wet-Ince. I pm tion, • •1-16 dia. to 1 - 16 prem.; New South Wales Gold, Itipoti, which will 666"6* its dam " la Tak"ial ra"a63a6 l ' in6t "eula gm ' ear ' and agricaltural abasseur, and that he would ?erre it in st. ase 'Osforet, Wore., a Wane 41 42 41 391 40 5 dis. to par • Obernhof, par to a prem. ; Chancellors- for Alexandria, se* tie delereez, eneellismi. and an infianialatery aefien, bans, , . It. toe :.00t:ialt Central ... ... 81 93 vino Freeho ld ' Gold, par to I prem.; Great Crinnis, 1 of 429,0701., of sial4a, and is tmly setonlebeas. Is, most inherit supersede. their hands to state all that could be said on that side of Si. 100 :kettle& Midland ... ... 69 51 61 the moot Al r e= palletise. for all cutaneous erup'ion.:, the me of the question.-Australian Gazette. OLIN iedizewe. lli Rim.. ... ~ 62 66 65 4 dis tol prem.; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal , and 394,2701. in whirl Is often attended with much inconvenience and danger, on Sc- St. IN l Do. L.ltN.W.Guar.fitk 63 70 par to 1 prem.; Great Cambrian Mining and Quarry- this shipment is she eat of Ito effect bring mistaken Ow the mum, f.'r purgative .. . 10 9 Itthrewsbury and lierefurd 11 11 ells are often the cause of • disease, for which recourse ins, par tol prem.; • lthenish Charcoal, Iron, and Steel. 2,100/. ; for Alexar is had to purgatives to relieve, thereby aggravating it. In LIQI:ID INDIA IttiBLIER.-A correspondent of a 1.31 all •Elarewsbary anc t heelm I (Nort.W.Hin.) ... .. 16 lb par to 1 prem. ; Port Royal (ofJatnaica), Ito a prem.; silver, 3,255/. ; foi Its a .plication It is, as delicate as the thereby can de Cubism, New York paper, writing from Para, in Brasil, says : Ilk ell W. llaletse . ... ... 8 9 =deo safe th at it is utterly impceeible Sy nibmanagement to produce Jamaica Copper, Ito 11 prem. ; Garnett and Moeeley, Madras, silver, 10,4: "There is a method in preparing the gum, which has re- 60 15 0 . De• OwsrerW .• - .. . 13 13 either mischief or failure. One pot will prove its efficacy N.B. 1 5 to 2 prem.; South Devon Consols, 3 to 1 dim ; for Penang, silver, roc Lamm, pane see general:7, chilblains, thrush, 8:1.„ It stands costly been patented, and which differs essentially from L ° I „,, d ,.. a62 ',.. 2 " 13 .... 12 • 7. ° 501 ... ... ... ...... , 0 „I 1 5 .4 Ma slow, aml no fatuity shnuld be without it.-ode manutectarere and the usual curdling. The milk, as drawn from the tree, is T e. !( 0 ; .;;; g od ., .. ... ... ;', 4 63 , 625 1 Vyvyan Consols, 1 prem. • King Arthur Gonads, 3-16 118,0001., and gold mclirietore, 11eA0.131 and CO., .39, Weasel melt Templc.bar). bottled in large glass bottles and demijohns ; a preparation 5 0 i5O .0 00 th Wags m .., .. 34 ad ss prem.; New Linares, I dis. to par. 2,700/., and silver, Loralot, by whoni it ii odd, In pom, at I:: la.. 2s. 9 - 1., sod 45. eat . ; of some chemical nature, which is a secret, is, mixed with 10 •16 lam* Torbk.lißlverDa; - - 140,0001. The amen sad in tualle jar., at 1 Is. and 112 a each, with din edema ; and likewise th, milk, and the bottles are securely sealed. In this ! Sias by all pstent . medietne yen:toes. The 225. fanny jail sent (carriage. out by the Magdalet way the gum is sent to the United States. It curdles 24 25 130 Tbstawns a sspossadta . Si Si bee) to all parte or the Ying3om. 3) •17 'falser Neoth . .. .. 14s Is ad THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. jewellery. The obj• hours alter exposure to the air, and forms a pure,white,solid, 27 ! . 33 w . 3 .7 7 .74 tr. , k s ii..... _ Price One fibilltne. with Mettle interesting Illostr.ilows. and remitkably strong rubber. There is only one house 50 . a wo o s.' ow l 1.,,,,,,,,,L. = _ The gold mining share market to-day is quiet, and chiefly in gold for THE CHINESE REVOLUTION: The Causes in Para which has the secret of this receipt, I 55 - learn, $0 l4 I Meet Cornwall ... .. - - zd a shade flatter. Nouveau Monde have receded from week. The Tagus and • member of the firm gives his personal attention to IS fie . Wimbledon and Croydon. - specie for Lisbon. eriele led to it-Its Rapid Program end Anticipated Result; . ofthe article, thousandinthe 20 ' all Wool 1,0010, - - the preparation The amount of th lasureents. The wit he derived from Native Proclamations and interior of the country, The proprietors of the patent-u ..! _•.: w • Eadalrldmaier r dalP • - - re. l loo IT wesetleilerwiek 64 66 13 4 to 11-16 prem. Colonial Gold, 7-16 to 9-16 prem.; the Orinoco, from t ether I) Rumen* Idiesionary Narratives, Oflicial Cammunkatiens, they say in Para - have a contract from an American menu- so 20 Di:. dap Em„...„,„ and tee Letters of Eon pole Itesidet.ta. facturer to take all they can furnisa at I dol. We. per 15 1 1 114 Do.O.N.R.Pareibene Loudon: Henry Vireelly, Gough.wpare, Fl eet-street pound, and he uses it all up in making suspenders, garters, BO 100; Tent and Math Midland 48 42 174 81 7 1 Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 31 to amount 669,000 dole ____ 110YER'6 NEW WORK. ke. The ordinary rubber is gathered by Indians in the 33 ; Peel River, 1 dis. to par ; North British which will merely p Now ready, la royal eve, handsomely bound in cloth, price One dry season, and is exchanged by them for the common -4,- Claims, with 42 steel plate Engravings, whiskey of the country, and quite a pleasant beverage ; Australasian, 3 die. to par ; and Scottish Australian four million dollars THE PANTROPIIEON; or, the history of Food cloths, implements for extracting the milk. The merchants LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. Investment, 1 3-16 to 1 5-16 prem. on its way to this " .1, and it. Preparation from the earliest ages cf the world. By at Para buy it from second and third hands in preference i t. No 1E 5 e,1 2 0, 4 .41, 4 0 4 , 44 .; A.,Sq.a. Coataining a full description of the Art sad Otildn of W extracting it themselves, as they find that the Indians Ito LasdonfiN.R'eetend 10, 102 Mail g Buono packet which will is Aged:dna, amongst the Andrei's, the rations a edge of Cereal, , work better when hunting on their own account than when SO SO •CsNesdale Jane 1 : 10 0 Its. 'Shares Maas. Paid. prima done Yesterday. to as of October. goading of Corn, ear Mu. Hills, manipulation of Flour , Orates, Ilerm (leased toCidedooka)... 616 534 operating for employment." - 1 -. - for Sei.senirg. he.; Animal Foal, Poultry, Gear, 1 men Milk, Cutter, , ~,__ _ __ It 100 flastlitheolareamolotonCt. --* --- ---''' The remittances o' Orme, and Ens : Water, Wine, Liquors, Tea, Coffee, Chocolate, AOBBERY IN 111R3sINGHAM.-One of tbe most (lemsed to Gt. Northern) 143 lie 100,1)01' 1 Agin Fria alt Si Pm Cocoa; Repasts. read. Suppers smososa the Greeks and Romans ; shocking description of robberies that has ever fallen to our U 23 Teamster a Dean Foram 311,000 1 rAngto Australian Gold all 2Ms par known that the two tou,oce le. eAngloCaliforman allitioe ass Modern 'Lague's i l l a ' slated ; led shone " 2 Reci n el lot to record took place on Sunday afternoon last, at the I (leosedtoGreatWestere I:0 83 2 If 4 au 100,0001. in gold, en a Aheient Cooktry ; and an ace ant of the Medicinal lies.. Quaies house of Mr. Richard Millichamp, No. 36, Rea-street, in ID all Iterative:sot Deck & Railw. 10,00 e 10 tAustralasion 40,000 5 Do. Coal Mining 1 d 4Ms attributed to Inmedients wed in the _Prevention of Food and ! (leased to Tk. N. & Bes.); - -ei rages. 1.0114)11: eimpkir, 14nhalt, and Co. this* town. Mr. Millichamp's wife was lying dead in the so 31 Itellbeoltry(LTorkaNNlM 107 109 2U,601. so fdastrallan house ;d and havin to make g some arrangements for the 23 ss I Do. s ..i...„ ( s tm).. 23 15 60,09 1 Monahan Cordillera ____ _ _______ __ _ _ ___ funeral, he went out of rho house for about two hours, Ili 12'1 De. 1 shame Cuero). dis steamer from this sit 27 35 100,600 1 Outtakes Freehold .. all ' 1 6 dis DOG CATCHERS IN NEW YORK. leaving his man, named James Beesley, ej aortae yman baker, 1:i 111 'toed= and Oteenmei 10,050 1 Ave hurls all :omen 1 British Anatolian Gold all IWs 4 4 the 30th inst. The on the premises. On returning to the house, Mr. Milli. • (leased to South Kwetern, 141 141 ----*--- U,Oll 10 ellritiablron IRS 9 it may be mentioneo champ discovered that Mr. Ileeslcy bad gone sway, leaving lc 20 Ditto Preference (ditto; I 55 27 10,040 $5 tßras.ime,Oga.etsf.pr 244 3 14 M. 100 Lowestoft Unar.4 t e,600 10 Da.Oositesandeulate . if 14 3 the Bank of Engle The New Flick Jeered of Commerce says that the house door open, after having broken open the bed- (leased to Norfolk) I-- ad the dog sachem in that city are doir g • Leavy business. room door , and then a box, from which be took upwards of gi . 1..• i Ditto ditto 6 per Cent - - 11 tow, 3i. Do. St. John Dal Bey 15 121 881 still in its coffers abo 110.010 1 (,tiros'' Creek 4 4 1 die The Lace of the chief police has been overrun with ragged, 421. in gold and silver, together with his wife's wedding- 66 pan litene.b.,ButiternSdiatlock elan gold half imps 12,001 40 Cobre Copper ....... an 434 441 seaborne urchin*, Winging their fifty cent. demands against ring, leaving Mr. Millichamp only one penny, two half. ' (limed to 1 AN.W.ltant.)/ 24 31 zd 100,600 5 idloloalal (kid 1 14 pm 14 chases in sums of an paw., and two farthings, it being all the money be bad 60 I all fllkidlestine' and Redo: Be. C , ilimo l6 10i II Shamd . to Btookt.lb Dub - - 775. 81. per ounce, i the corporation fur catching unmunled dogs. now in the world. Mr. 11illicOarnp is but a recent be- Sao,eiti , nt +Copper Miners of Eng. all 55 61 1151•WeetI(Midl.) 101 17.3 The New nrk iteraid describes the dog pound in the ginner in business, and has been married only about six or I X r o l i s = s s assiarosost , 11000 SS +Do. Pref. 71 per cent. all di 71 pm difference of 6d. per fonowiag terms : " One of the mat remarkable places to seven months. A reward of luf. is offered for the appro. Onesed le 1110.0e1 eh.. - - 70 10,010 3 +Raga AuatralianCoppe all 111 21 profit. be wen in the eity, next to the Crystal Palace soil its outside pension of the base wretch guilty of this horrid violation of so len !Do i 4 Ter mat, (do.) GO 61 100.00 2 1 Great Nugget Vela alt 1 die 4pm Do. Registered - - „ The remittances • Amor,' is the Dog l'ound, at the corner of Thirty. first- the rights of humanity.- Birmingham Mercury. NI 1 . VI Trestowagyre (fem. Loo. 20,9 , e 20 Mierent street and First- lt embraces a small vacant lot en- HEATH OF COLONEL COLQUHOUN, R.A.-Colonel ~, tag.Weet.ALsne.lkYork - - meet i Orated Duchy of finder all 1 tai par cloud with boards, near tie F a st River, where all stray llf Ditto 4 shame Witte)... - - James Nisbett Coltiohoun, of the Royal Artillery, and In- V.; lOC &nom m assi t ab s o.... 11.008 3 Gnat P01g00th...... ..... all 24 1 die we may mention the dolts are received and confined. The 11th inst. was Spector of the Carriage Department of the Royal Arsenal Ito Galas Reethsen ......, 14 4 !SS 145 102,0• ff 1 Lake BUCOI/414 Ms as.% 4 }illy Australian gold imp the first day that this ' dowry ' It. 0 1 4260 ' 1 76 t h e since 1852, died on SaMrday, the 17th inst., at his quarters, It. Ileepoillbemeallesek .. 1 144 145 144 60.0 0 . 1 Liberty NOM $ *lleum wane of the any. 'boat 250 dogs were received at the in the cast wing of Woolwich barracks , of disuse of the If 1 ttlandilllallulalleatiWil 60,oess 1 Londonaiffalttorn. Geld • The Isabella Blytl rand, of every size and almost every known breed. lungs. The dicsased was of very active habits, and intro. • Ito Vie. ten} 111 11 ilif 2d Quarts Criuddng Co.. all 6 I 1"/ were chiefl y 1161 bani b y g an g s 61. bo y s who vs-- deiced many valuable improvements into the department nn 55 /W otated sss 5511 11;1= 22 - _ ; !MOW 1 Hariouite Mired ii..ty cones. per head. At night, all not redeemed • , - -5.:,:g.....• 10 % exiesakSt.aniericen 9 hi 7 61 she is not known to under Lis superintendence ;he also spared no exertion in 25 25 D i tt o pes o glop _, po 33 _.‘ ..i...'. 1 New Granc.is or purchased wet , smelly slaughtered. One of our re- securing the means of rendering the naval, garrison, and 'cite° Witte • b'a'sset ( - /Zreel .. I in I" , lis 1 Neuman Monde porters berg o !Siena and admirer of the better class of leenut Weetural.-- 91 102 field guns as efficient as the nature of the duty they were 50,050 10 Non Stotts Mining and 210,529 dollars, or well-bred and sagacious doge, yesterday visited the pound, eonstracted for would permit them to be made, and spentcepper *whims 6 -- Cs -..-o -market for excitang where be found ever 100 pour forsaken animals awaitieg many an an xious hour with the workmen in instructing them 195.6e1 5 Fort Plato - FOREIGN RAILWAYS. 60,0 t 1 Quarto Rock all 1 1 die to 1 ,, owing to the 1 10,50 COflthymney Inn - - some one to redeem Glens, or save their lives. Each was nee plans and suggestions ; and the men, knowing they tail considerably increin to 5 &strap and Rotterdsm 2 1 die 1, - , , ni 30 Santbao &Cuba l, i 3.1 41 eithere chained or tied separately, and without aupolies • competent judge of their work when it was finished, en. 30 8 liesierea to Graispeseee.. 3 1 die 50,00 e 1 South A °studio% atl f dim par land. oor water. The collection embraced every vs- tired cheerfully into hie view., and the carriage depart- 6 3 Volgian Erten Jewell; 111 moor to na Croft ritty, from the large, fine, wellm irked Newfound- mange now in a high state of otter , and about 800 hands 10 34 Mariam as . Eno:du:to. 131 141 43.1i4 0.2. 0 11 sUnitol Mellon all 35 4 land, down to the French poodle, the fierce looking b:ing employed in it, is able, by the aid of machinery , to 20 10 Dijon an. Proareou ... 1 2pm 78,0 r" 1 Waller terrier, long•eared King Charles, and woolly lap dog. W. 2f 21 Ma 100,C00 1 West Granada all 11 Ms checked business, 1 erocaphae or repair an incredib el quantity of the stores 46 I Ditch 410,i ns • ••• •• so ki Ism Wien ... ... .. 31 41 pm 010,0.0 e 1 west Marlon all 0 die Friday was fully me sympathised with a tine, grave Ismitioo Newfoundiand, as required by the services which had previously been sup- IQ I De. Extension i 6 If 100.'00 1 Yuba he philossphicelly sat, looking sober and resign. d, toward@ lied by contract. Vol. Colepahoun served in Spain from 5 5 o mit 1,,d3.,. s...o rmi o s ,. tj e ~ t Transferable by stamped deed. the spot ; whilst f• the door, as though Le ex; ested Lis master, or master's 1.812 to the close of the war. Ile was employed under Lord so ID Ori.r.d Junction of Prone; lf 21 pea Indian corn prices • children, to appear and claim him. Other less sagacious ... 10 I Grand Trunk cf Canada John May daring the civil war in Spain ; and he served-_.____ anti smaller specimens of the race, were putting forth pits- dm at the Syrian campaign el 10'10.11. J . N. Colquhoun Flares sod b ov's 3 4 dim 6 Compared with the cue whines and lamentations over their unhappy fate, hop- 20 8 ; Great Central of fftVlCe • I IM6 9.6 re IsCELLANEOUS. English and foreign entered the servire as second liedtenant June 1, 1308; was 2 , ii I 1 sti.West.•!tnnada,eb..., 1 01 es lap that the kind friends from whom they had been so Promoted to first lieutenant September 8, 1810 ; captain, i.:',.: 'B 5l Hamilton and Torreto - - cromiir per qr.; in flour, la rutlile•sly torn, would come to their rescue. Some large November 6, 1827; brevet-major, December 2, 1536 ; . 6 . 3 Luceolkiloto.a,sp.O.Pred 4 1 die No. 1 ..,. I .erirsa . 1 Meaner* done sack ; and in b or i c hue fellows, were nobly resigned to their fate, mod were 61 Pte Ifiscutatemoo I Pd... 1 cdceled to-day. brevet lieutenant-colonel, November 10, 1810; regimental 2O 18 Lameetwour ... ... wretched oat at full length, fast asleep, after the hard colleen -I, :November 9, 1816; sad brevet colonel, Nuv.mber la !: Cm (r.dilwa7l l ... - ff2...e.:-1 6 Auhln Coal and Iron ..... I R 1 chase and strauelna t h aw h.,.l onAttrrel horny. Is a iinee :•.- - - .. - - Clomp prtors dales to-day I FIL I Pd.' RAILWAYS. Yert:rday. to 3 p.m. 1 --- St. 100 ;10,..rdeso ._ ... 28 21 20 Ile Velma.. Notting” . Corts. and rest Jt.r.e....10 -. 1 41 41 141 1.31 all 3irra.Wolv.AStartrTalley; 9 96 31 U dirkes..l..an.o.Ches.Jun., 12 10 d'. syy all '.lu.Caer.tt Lite.:0116231.C.1 16 18 dis U 1 184 Co. do. i o . 201..1 4 3 die ct.itoc 71144 and Luta ... .. 1 zd It. 100 Cdadonlaa ... .. - 671 571 561 7 . 31 3. all Chain? sad Holyhead .. , 17 le 30 al Cork Lnd Balaton ... ..., 11 1 4' Dahlia ant BelfertJone.. 1 2 pm U au Diodes, l•trth, std Abet.' Man Jane:Lea ... ...1 8 0 n a C-.ut Angles . . ........... 44 If 15 all Ditto (Ale E and . 11.).. 3 4 20 all Cetera Caintlen ... - 121 124 131 4 st. 10 , Patera Calor. CMS A... 41 45 25 84 (labs IL V. Ilk.) ... ... M. 100 Do. elms B and 0 M.:: 21 32 tiL log Emt Laaaszhire .. ... 67 69 Ilt. 'LE IWlls.terzb and 131sMow . 61 66 Id 10 1 11 , 1111Intiorgh and Peebles-. SL :100 1 e:Lisitsakrt, Perth.o nide( 24 26 81.,100 '6'.assow St louthWestara St. •iOO Great Northers ... ..., 744 7.14 75 4 44 W.llOO Do. a, Mock ... ...' 46 47 454 81..103 Do. 11. St.K. l c ..._ -.1 124 12 4 841100 '13*.e0uth....1,! Wart. arr. 103 104 sr (00 ;great We . tern .. . 614 82 81 li 1 M 12 , 11 OM South Eastern' .. 50 el 'Lancaster and Carlisle .. 86 90 id in' 15; . 1111 Do. Thirds .. .—.. 12 14 pis ad q. At ILaneashireradliorkaht 67 674 zd ' 661 7 64 zd 19,,' 16 Do. Mks ... ... 64 61 Cs zd 14 1 1111 Do. Wed WW2,: Vo'in 31 3 ml 30 1 all ;Ueda Nortnera .., .. 131 1 4 134 11l IlilLesaaossni itliettrall ... 14 8 7 1 ;,0 7 1.. n ,Tilburbk boatload 1 14 pm 7 St. 109 I Lon., Brighton, 111 8. C 0... 9s ItO a i W. ,100 Ilandon sc Mirth- ‘Yeeter 1024 1034 1021 i 111! 241 Dc, bilis ... .. ... i pm 10 1 t I P5.810 ,1 1..W.m411.(0 , 1 111 21 Do. Eighths .. _... ... — 81... *O. L andon at doulluMestarn 71 78 781 SO 111 Ur, All .........12 II .la 40 1 34 De.. SN ... ... .. 1 t 11 „ U 1 all :Londonderry& Coleraine 11 13 25 , ell :loador.drryin nanhadles ad B'-100 lilsaeli„Sltel.,ALlooolaah. 21 12 314 1 Si: 41; U )o .Han.la Line,. Caioo dia 81.;11 1 6 j.lll.lMod .. .. .. 60 604 611 521 St. 1(61 ; Do. Birm.. . andD,..rhy .. SS - 33 SO ° 47i 1114.0. West. ars).- ... —.- 23 174 Ditto Halt Mane.- ... Lt. 100 'Newmarket - .. .. $2 55 zd 41 , 1 41' Do. Bury Eltiewicas .. par 1 poi 2.5 IfifilewportAberg.kliereked 4 3 Us 24 Se 74,leirry sad Enla.,,a,:sn... PI 8 10 all NtoryWarrespointaBm. MAP liortiat ... ... ... ... 48 50 48 IS IS Do. New _ se 111.1tortb ern Conatles . Halon 4 3 dl. St. 100 :North Britla „ .. ... se 29 271 8 16 16 ;Soria Deron,.llo. I. ... 3 10 8 all LA Defrrrod 11 74 10 8 I Lea. B Guaranteed 7 10 174 1 Nortli 8 Wedelns . ... 5l 21 die 10,511 ;North W - Western .... 7l 8 14 1 10 Mardi &South Worthies. 1 pm 91.1100 'Oxford, Moro., 85 Wares. 41 42 41 391 40 St. 11:111 :.00t:tah Central ... Bl 92 51.'100 ,Seottleh Midland ... 59 61 61 81. 1 100 ;Were. k Wren 62 66 65 4 W. IN 1 Do. L.lhN.W.Ctar.3ll 6.5 70 10 9 Itthrewebat7 andliereturd 11 11 dle 8.31 all B‘rewsbary and t heeler (Wort.W.Win.) .... l5 18 Hi. all 1 Do.llMmee . ... 8 9 20 1 20 , Do. Osoes . .- l3 13 20 14.9AreriAlre ra!sii „. ll 34 Ms SO 1 Se ;South Limon .„ ... l7 19 81. , 100,Soath Hadar% ... ... 614 631 624 1 ' 50 i 50 .flotith Wales . , . 34 86 35 10 i 15 idmith YorbeLiainrDa; LS i all illoakton kDarlineem 28 80 25 1 20 ThanuallavenDocnalall. 21 34 2/ • 17 Tale of Neath ._ .. l4l IS zd 111 : all Walneford end Olio= — SO • .11 Wineelbrd sad . SO 1 14 Wert Owning _ — zd 10 21s. Wimbledon and Croydon 20 , all ! West London — ... 1 I IW.ENNLoo.IIO2rpOnIP. at. IN Tork e llerresetlaillannak 64 66 53 4 5 1 20 Do. do. EzMaskes 13 , 114 Do.o.lls.E.Parehane , 34 21 ~9 1 1 SO 100 York and North Midland 48 42 171 81 7 1 The :Vey, York herald describes the dog pound it the following terms : " One of the mu" remarkable places to he sees in the city, nest to the Crystal Palace and its outside ' flings,' is the Dog Pound, at the corner of Thirty.first street and First. . It embraces a small vacant lot en- Owed with hoards, near the Fast River, where all stray &its are received and confined. The 11th inst. was the first day that this ' deanery was opened. Is the course of the day. about 250 dogs were received at the pmnd, of every sire and almost every known breed. They were chiefly gathered by gangs of boys who re gained fifty ens's. per head. At night, all not redeemed or purchased wet , cruelly slaughtered. One of our re porters "sirs . him], and admirer of the better clue of well.bred and 'spacious dogs, yesterday visited the pound, where he Nand over 100 pour forsaken animals awaiting their doom, and looking as if they . were begiting for some one to redeem them, or save their lives. Each was enter chained or tied separately, and without supplies of food or water. The collection embraced every Irs. riety, from the large, fine, welhm irked Newfound land, down to the French poodle, the fierce looking terror, long.earrd King Chutes, and woolly lap dog. We Byrnpatbiltd witls a tine, grave looking Newfoundiaad, as he ididos-phieally sat, looking saber and resigned, towards the door, as though he es; ested Lis master, or master's children, to appear and claim him. Other less sagacious and smaller specimens of the race, were putting forth pite ous whines end lamentations over their unhappy fate, hop ing that the kind friends from whom they had been so ruthlessly torn, would come to their rescue. Some large bee fellows, were nobly resigned to their fate, aid were "'ruched out at full length, fast asleep, after the hard chase and struggles they had endured before being ins yrisoned. One gentleman's dog hod reappeared at the pound vssterday, although redeemed by him the osy be- Ere. Per the sum of two dollar you can either redeem or purchase any dog in the pound. To country people fond of fine dogs, the pound offers a 6;.lendid opportunity for sup plyin-t theme:sea. And many a poor Tray will pour forth all his gratitude Is any person who will rescue him from a ei nuns and cruel d e ath. While we were present, the boys hronaht in several additional prisoners amid shouts of tri uerph. A dog dealer could make a splen lid speculation by purchasing dogs at the pound, and keeping them in the winter, and then sell them again at 10 dollars and 20 dollars • piece. Kind reader, wove thou ; thinkest of the asst faithful awl grateful friend to thee of all the human ram, think if pour Tray in this his day of greatest tribes !abort. Each setting sun seals the doom of all in the peed. colonel, November 9, 1316; and brevet isuloutti, Nimmber 11, 1551. FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT MEII.3IIANI. On Wednesday Mr. Wiesen: held an ingnr‘t on the body of • woman named Sarah Itansley, who had been kille d by an express traits passing over her. It appeared that the railway eats through Staple Farm. occupied by Mr. An drews, and that there is a crossing for the convenience of the werkpenple. At a quarter befure three on Tuesday afternoon, when the express up-traM was in sight, do omed attempted to eras the line, but Wore she effected this she was struck by the engine, and the whole train passed over her, mangling her in a most frightful manner. Both her legs were broken—one arm was broken in four places—her head was cut completely into halves, and her body altogether dreadfully mangled. Death was instan taneous. Thomas Tourney, who witnessed the accident, deposed to the train driving her body seven or eight rods. The engine was stopped as soon as possible, and the guard alighted, - though he could reader no assistance. The train was so close to her when she was crossing that it was im possible to atop it. Richard Hills and Edward Tourney eJrroborated this statement, adding that no blame attached to any person connected with the train, as it was but a rod from the deceased when she attempted to cross. Ver dict, "Accidental death."—Dover Chronicle. Do. (Kailwa7) De. ... Do.Guarrateel !./otx., Itte.literreacan i sF :1 it it d* NO. Phi HISCILLANZOOL U. 0.... 61Auhln Coal and Iron 00,000 2.6lAustrallan Aarricultunal 11.S00 201Australaiam Pacific Mall OJ, 1. I.tiastrillan Royal Mall 36,VA 14 Ifterlin Waterworles .. 60 British American land. ktsse 6'Brltish A ColonLal Smalling I t Maluellon Company 10,000 100,Canvia 100..1 0 b,Crystal PalseJ 0,0, 6 10,. NOM .•, . r _..... • • 1.30.001. 41erystal Palace of mato% 60.000 SIR/astern SWani 12,1 k 35,1bloctrie Ts letraph . ULLA. 16,tieneral Steam NavagaßUti. .... . Ifilikineral S. S. 0011,0ing Co 6.0:0 201hish Beetroot Sugar . lo,ogs 30. Magdalena St. Nasigateoa re, 1 Nation .1 ratentetteunlrual b 11, 0 ,0 10 Netherlands Isarol 75,00, I N.N. Wale, Coal and Inter Steam Navigation Co 1.11,711 1 North British Australasian 6".,000 1 1)0. New 2.1,0.10, 20 North of Europe Otago 120.0kki; t. Peel River land k Mineral 50.1000 6 0 ' l'unlniular a Oriental atm. 114,000 601 li i. do soot, 2 P 011140.1 Iron Company 16,510 10 Rom' %ILI 'Steam 1001.01 A. I Scottish Alpiir. Inveotiailai 12,760 0..t....0uth Australian Land 160,000 1 Submarine Tel=ta 10.000 106 Van Liesuera's Engines done Ye.t.erday today. E 3i 311 FS (2 IS 1 (4 SIB [,Wroth. 4..m0r G Vent (w:th In.) Illrorthern of Preen_ 3 per et i 1 PM ti i 34i 31 31/ I 1 1. ,~ vm (for Tel eTta., I Norm Irian Trim:: rrita. . arts Lyons 171 111 71 by Ir.; 17 pm 4.1 fo 05;.;;i1 Pads sal loon earls arAl fitraabltra Parla.Caeo,aaclOv, bout, Oisaltos and Richtoend . 10.10 and iler . Royal Danish Royal !Wenn," Awake ant am. Do. Si per Cent. Prefer. bath Eastern of Franco loothern of France Upper tarns Scrip ,Nfrt Handers .. - 24 - sr 2 1 pat 111 — 2O I Put die 9 SHIPMENTS OF GOLD FROM TIM UNITED STATES To FIiANCE.-TM satin of the gold brought by the Arabia, arrived at Ueerpool on Saturday night from New York, 162-, 210,629 dole., was fur Havre, and woo shipp , d, per the Margaret (steamer), which sailed from Liverpool fir that port yesterday. par I pm 3.1 1i Pm par 4 6 pm 3a Pi Pi PIP 3 2 I 4114 a m. Il als il* s4l Do. 51 per Cent . veerern Vratire 3 -6 I2f ; 3lipa W;tern of 24 j 2 fa ii MONEY MARKE. MONDAY EVENING. The funds were flatter to-day, and, after ruling for a time at a reduction of per cent., finally closed k worse than on Saturday. The market throughout the day was free from excitement and fluctuation, business being quiet. The downward tendency ob servable in the afternoon was checked by intelli gence of an improvement on the Paris bourse of to day, that market being closely watched at the pre sent period of political suspense. Purchases against previous speculative sales continue to afford support to the market. Money in the Stock Exchange has ruled at about 3 per cent. Consols opened 931 to 1 for account, improved 5, fell back again to the opening price, and finally closed 951 for cash, and 951 to tor the 13th Octo ber. The official business report includes : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 1; ditto for account, 951, 5, t„ 1. India Stock, 230, 253. South Sea Stock, 1141. Exchequer Bills ruled at 7s. to 3s. die., and India Bonds at par to Sc. prem. Foreign stocks were more freely dealt in, and prices were generally well supported. Mexican and Spanish were both better. Russian seems steadier. Peruvian Actives were freely dealt in, and fully maintain their late rally. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 251 to 1 ; Spanish Deferred, 225 to ; the Committee's Certificates, 31 to 55 per cent. Peru vian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 77 to 78 ex. div.; The sales reported arc as follows :—Belgian Four and a-Half per Cents., 98 (exchange, 250 Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 102, 101 ; ditto Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, 1011; ditto for account, 30th Sep tember, 1011. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 975, 1. Equador Bonds,4l, 41. Granada Deferred, 9. Mexican Three per Cents., 23, 251.; ditto, for account, 255, f, 1. Peruvian Four-and-Half per Cents., 771, 78; ditto, for account, 771, 78, 77, 78. Portuguese Five per Cents., cx. all overdue coupons, 443; ditto Four per Cent., for account, 433. Rus sian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1001, 3. Sardinian Five per Cents., 93, Spanish Old Three per Cents., 1. 461, f ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 221; ditto Passive Bonds (Converted), 5; the Committee's Certificates, 51 per cent. Venezuela Three-and-a- Half per Cents., for account, 37, 361. Money to-day was, if anything, a shade easier, where parties of first-rate standing were concerned. The rates of discount "out of doors," however, are still equal to the minimum charge of the Bank of England, viz., 41 per cent. From the country we have intelligence that money was tighter. As regards the movement of the precious metals, we have several items of importance to report to-day. Owing to the available supplies of silver being still taken up gradually for remittance to India and China, the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Ripon, which will leave Southampton to-morrow for Alexandria, will take out the large sum of 429,0701., of which 34,8001. is in gold, and 394,2701. in silver. The destination of this shipment is shown below, viz.—for Malta, gold, 2,100/.; for Alexandria, gold, 25,0001. ; for Aden, silver, 3,2551.; for Bombay, silver, 33,7001.; for Madras, silver, 10,4151.; for Calcutta, silver, 14,0001. ; for Penang, silver, 4.900/.: for Singapore, silver, 118,0001., and gold, 3,000/.; for Hong-Kong, gold, 2,700/., and silver, 48,000/.; for Canton, silver, 140,0001. The amount of the precious metals taken out by the Magdalena is 81,793/., besides 2,300/. in jewellery. The object of this remittance, which is ebiefly in gold for Peru, was explained by us last' week. The Tagus has also taken out 25,2051. in specie for Lisbon. The amount of the precious metals brought in by the Orinoco, from tho West Indies and Mexico, is 1,024,844 dole., or say 205,000/. sterling. Of this amount 669,000 dole., or about 134,000/., is in silver, which will merely pass through this market. The four million dollars in silver previously advised as on its way to this side, was expected to reach St. Thomas in time for transhipment on board the packet which will be due at Southampton on the Ist of October. The remittances of gold to Russia continue. It is known that the two Hamburg steamers, which will leave London on Tuesday and Friday, will take out 100,0001. in gold, en route to St. Petersburg. The route via Hamburg is the only one immediately available for this operation, as there is no direct steamer from this side to the Russian capital before the 30th inst. The whole of the above-named sum, it may be mentioned, will probably be drawn from the Bank of England, which is understood to have still in its coffers about two miilions sterling of Rus sian gold half imperials. This coin the Bank pur chases in sums of any magnitude, at a filed price of 775. Bd. per ounce, and sells them at 78s. 2d., the difference of 6d. per ounce representing the Bank's profit. The remittances of gold to France have not ceased, but they are now small. On the other hand, we may mention that some small sums of the late Australian gold imports were presented to the Bank to-day for purchase. The Isabella Blyth has arrived in the Downs from Sydney, but her dates arc only to the 9th flay, and she is not known to have any gold on board. The Arabia has brought in from New York 210,529 dollars, or about 42,1001. sterling. The market for exchange on London closed flat, at 109 to owing to the large shipments of flour having considerably increased the supply of bills on Eng land. In Mark-lane to-day the fine weather and the extreme prices demanded by importers said holders, checked business, but the advance obtained last Friday was fully maintained for wheat and flour on the spot ; whilst for floating cargoes of rye and Indian corn prices were 2s . higher than on Friday. Compared with the rates of last Monday, the rise in English and foreign wheat on the spot is 3s. to 4s. per qr.; in flour, Is. to 2s. per barrel, and 59. per sack ; and in barley and oats, le. American flour ruled at 355. to 365. per barrel. In floating cargoes few sales are reported, owing to the high pretensions of sellers, and the small number of cargoes offering. Bcssarabian Indian corn on its passage is said to have fetched 375., including freight and insurance ; and a car go of Ismail arrived, ;J59. 6d. No arrivals of grain have been reported off the coast for the last few days. The tallow market was firmer today, there bring at the close of business buyers of Russian tallow for October to December at 535. Gil. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's express : Amsterdam, Saturday, closing prices:—Dutch Four per Cents., 941; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 62 9-16; Spanish I /der' ed Three per Cents., 22 ,)-16 ; the Coupons, 5 13-16; Austrian Five per Cent. Metal lies, 81 ; Mexican New, 24 9-16 ; Granada Deferred, 91 ; Portuguese New, 391; Granada Active, 214; Peruvian New, 77. Paris : Closing prices this day : Three per Cent. Itentts, ;7.35 ; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 101.73; Bank Shares, 2,800. Int.per ct. per annual at the rate of c wide: d paid Pres. Price. RAILWAY. Last 4 year. Last year 35 Midland Stock ad 5 13 lii 5 12 Di Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport ad 417 114 5 3 1 1 71 134 South Eastern 57 Midland, Birmingham, and Derby 50 Great Western ad 5 0 0 5 • 0 12 London and North Western Fifths ad 5 6 0 5 0 0 101 London and North Western Stock 154 York, Newcastle, and Berwick ...... ...ad 416 9 416 9E 46 L,neashira and Yorkshire St bc k 16 East Lancashire Id 413 9 413 0 61 Midlaudereat Walters—lreland ad 4 13 14 4 13 14 46 Dublin and Belfast ad 4 17 hi 4 13 46 6S Glasgow and South Western ad 4 12 al, 4 12 31 98 Bristol and Kamm ad 411 lb 411 l• 12 Eastern Couutles ad 4 211 411 11 82 London and SontkWestern ad 46414 It 3 97 London, Brighton, and South Coast ad 314 2 410 34/ Edinburgh and Glasgow ad 4 6 2 4 8 2 62 Gt. Southern and Western—lreland ad 4 G 66 4 6 6 94 Lancaster and Carlisle ad 4 5 Of 4 3 0 27i Caledonian 3 12 8/ 4 I 10 23 Yolk and North Midland ad 8 2 24 3 17 18 On at Northern ad 3 9 Si 3 9 5 1: Llo.ster and Birkenhead ad 3 12 is 3 41 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. __ _ The English stock market is again flat to day, and throughout the Stock Exchange a drooping tendency is observable. Consols opened 951 to for money and 951 to for the account; but money stock has since come to market, and the difference between the price for cash and that for time is more mnrked, the present quotation being WI to 1, and 9.5„: to 1, re spectively. No other stock in this department has met with business. Exchequer Bills mark 7s. to 35. There hare been few transactions in the foreign stock market, and prices are scarcely changed. Mexican is a shade worse, at '251 to 1. Spanish De ferred remains quoted 22; to Granada Deferred Bonds mark 9 to 91 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641; Spanish Old Threes, 461 ; Venezuela Active, MI to 37; Danish Threes, ti3l ; Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 98. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. • MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. St:Gam—The public sales of Barbadoes and Bengal went off heavily, and the bulk of ti.e latter was bought in for want of buyers at previous rates. 900 bags Madras sold steadily at last week's rates. The refined market very dull; grocery lumps, 455. to 474. Corl'EE.—The public s des consisted of 700 hap Rio and 300 bags Costa Rico; the former partly sold at 425. to 455. Gil. ; Costa Rico at 50s. CI to 545. TEA.—The market is firm, with a steady demand. SALTPETIM-950 bags were offered in public sale, and all bought in. COTTON.—The market is dull. RICE continues iu fair demand. lo other articles no material alteration, bat markets ge nerally have been dull to-day. TALLOW MARK F.T. - THIS DAY. The rise in the price of tallow at St. Petersburg, and the scarcity of shiproom has caused an advance in the Loudon market of 9d. per cwt. for forward delivery. Town tallow is quoted Me. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 545. Gd. ; Oct. to Dec., 545.; Jan. to March, 55. i. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports a steady demand ba both clover and meadow hay of good quality. A very dull trade for inferior descriptions. Prime meadow hay, 00s. to IlOs. ; inferior, 60s. to SOL ; Rowers, 401. to 655. ; clover, 80r. to 12is. ; second cut, 801. to Iles.; straw, 321. to 365. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY, 10.30 .& x. Wind S.W., moderate, and cloudy. Arrived.—Warbler, from New Orleans, with the crew of the ship Victoria, from Quebec, for London, abandoned on the 12th inst.; also arrived, Old Eng land, from New York ; Triton, from Quebec. Oft—Gulnare schooner. The Clara Wheeler, from New Orleans for Liver pool, was spoken with on the 27th ult. in lat. 36, long. 72, with captain and five seamen dead with the yellow fever. DEAL, TUESDAY, 9.48 A.M. Wind W., fine Passed.—Three Sisters, from St. John's, for London ; Balnequith, from Moulmein, for London; Electricity, from Madras, for London; Paulino Houghton, fron Mauritius, for London ; Garland, from Jamaica, for London ; Lucy Wright, from Callao, for London , Duke of Northumberland, from London, for Melbourne. Anchored.—Chance, from London, fot Port Philip; Ennerdale, from London, for Sydney; Peter Senn, from London, for the Cape of Good Hope; Charles Walton, from London, for Newport. The Garland, from Jamaica, took off the crew of the brig Solway, from Quebec, for Ipswich, waterlogged, on the I Ith of September. Vessels spoken by the Balnequith, from Moulmein, for London.—l4th June, barque Scheidam, from Batavia, for Liverpool, in latitude 9.2 S., longitude 90.51 E.; July 21, Kirkman Finley, from Bombay, for Liverpool, in latitude 34.31 S., longitude 14.55 E.; July 24, Centaur, from Capo Town, for Joliba River, in latitude 30.25 S., longitude 14.2 E. STEAM FIRE ENOINE.—The prevalence and pro gress of destructive fires in America iv, it may not be geitirally known, diminished very much by the use and application of what is known there as the steam fire engine. In its form it is somewhat similar to a locomotive, throws upwards of a 200 feet jet, and about 2,000 barrels in an hour, in from one to six streams of water. The machine may be put in operation in five minutes, requiring four men and four horses, and is calculated, it is sant, to do as much as six of the ordinary hand engines. At a fire in May last, at Cincinnati, of a large brewery, the engine dis charged a cataract of 15,000 barrels of water in eight hours. and nothing but this could have saved the entire square in which the brewery was from destruction. - . - FORGED BANK OF ENGLAND NOTES AT WlND son.—On Friday afternoon, a stranger, of respectable ap pearance and good address, supported on crutches, entered the shop of Mr. Hetchscher ' jeweller, Themes-street, and intimated a desire to purchase a silver watch and guard. Several watches were handed to him, and he selected one with a silver guard, for which he agreed to pay ten dering in payment an apparently well-worn, soiled, and rather ragged 101. note of the Bank of England. Mr. Hetchscher delivered the watch, gave the stranger 71. in change, and the latter immediately ordered a cab, in which he was driven to the Slough station on the Great IVestern Railway, where he took a second class ticket for London. On Saturday morning, Mr. Iletchscher, suspecting the I note was not exactly correct, hastened to London, where he soon ascertained at the Bank that the apparently old and ' worn-out note was a recent forgery, and that others of a similar Lind had lately been uttered. TILE LATE SIR HENRY ONSLOW, BART.—This baronet died a few days since at Leamington, in the 70th year of his age. The deceased was son of the 117 n holder of the title- a distinguished admiral, who acted as second in command on occasion of D.,rican's victory at Camperdown. Sir Henry was formerly an active officer in the Royal Artillery. This family is a branch of the Earl of Ons low's, springing from the next brother of the Right Hon. Arthur Onslow, Speaker of the House of Commons. The deceased is succeeded by his son Henry, born 1309. SHERIFFS' EXPENSES.—On Saturday a return was published of the application of certain sums voted as sheriff.' expenses in the estimates of 18.50, 1851, and 1852. The expenses ofjudges and courts were 16,2:301. 10s. 10d., and printing calendars of rnisoners 552/. is. 2d. Allowances for publishing and dispersing proclamations 1,415/. lls. Allowances for attending persons to read acts of parliament 2661. Balloting boxes for special jurors, 603'. 10s. Ea penaes attending the execution of criminals, 3601. 10s. Gd. Sundries, 907/. 9.. 4d. Allowance for granting warrants upon crown process, NM Allowance fur executing such processes, 9231.65. Creation money to Duchy of Lancas ter, &c., 7241. For " Justices' wages," 3,4151. 10s. In IMO the expenses were 8,7651. 15s. 7d. ;in 1851, 6,7311. 8 *ld. and in 1852 the sum was 8,170/. 1'2,51.