The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-10 00:00:00

adp of &I hew& Mica, a %aetiology to the inpergase of the waft( Wigan hokum Jails& sad !mug The aufsgems ►d my to wu swim! wit► alversal * B ap W the yowls of this ansepolie, gad the glom wan 'rosined i• every tem, village, ea hamlet ia the }brim. (Lewd sham.) We an swan, also, that whoa sat resins dengelya pea a ratan visit to the Pres& assiss, she .seised bet the ...sips et that sages the ■eg rifted atesaiigg sad haglialgy, w►ile the Miele yeradatisa et Inage &owed bow they smudged with the belied et that Po** it We gollatty, u to the far penises of the Latium oaks owl aniloo9 berme* the twe intim. I have she homey, &mkt% to propose that yea drink, with the utmost smt►wino, "The Heel* of his imperial Majesty the Inure, of the !nag." (Gnat a komaft, the satire sea paw staadiag, sad the b band play log the Free& animal air.) The Faison Amami...ark who wt es the right lead of Or 'hair, rose, sad reseeded to reaped to the toast is the Fresh leaguer te the tellawbeg sleet :—I Walt yen. my Lord Mayer, he haviag psepseed la this plea the toast While bee jar bean so warmly applauded. It is sow 36 peps ram the Int Napless 'speared his regret at set belag able to semis,: the plejadists of the two people', or to gra the (Headship of ingrad. "What great tillage," vied M " male we not de together ?" My lord, the.. rest Wage have sow beer aceemplished, fur the happiases sad warty et the world. (Cheers) The tomb of the great Napless has neared the Moss vidt of your illustrious Quern. sad safer amebae Napoleem, who indented the rue rimers el his eralitry, Frames has beams the Jetl iner ally of Haired. (Coatiased alseriag.) But that is sot all. Oar 'Wanes rase' sot solely as asoideatal abeam 'tures, bat ea the Ocelot reelpresity ef Wrests as berme the Mee peeples—atterers so latermiagled that neither happiest§ are mistortuse weld Mesh the one without immediately amain the ether. Whoa two sonstries have arrived at sash • prat, their Masses is protested from all kirks et 'mergers (Hoer, beet) No Irma power ma esperses two essairise•so affected. and wiles we tibia* of the Wes of ear two essatrise—the one Use mot die. tlegabhed for searitime peva, the other for military merers•—we teal misled that in their alliance we see the greatest Gamut et power that ever erred, and we as wait he the meet templet' smarty the Leese of the war. (Lest cheeps.) The Loam KATOII mast emerged the great pride and pleasure be bad I. proprning The Army sad Navy, sad the Armies sad Navies of our Allies." The Baglish army bed wise that sastakeed its ancient reputation by its lemissm, Its pities,* wader suffering, sad its aallimehing snaky. They had fitting compeers' be site la the Freash. Ia every straggle the lags hed.lseen intertwined, sad had erred death sad dermatitis to the sassy. (Hear, hear.) Is sheet, he sould set Is any way psalm the British allay Thirst also salegialag the Preach, who in every battle had essMised—:ad that was the greatest pnise he weld bestow —their 'aired &hairy et sharseter. (Cheer.) Neither malt he give this toast without also dreg juries to the seeder of the brave Bardiaras, or to Or Turks, who had shwa themselves deserving of their essurry, because they were se well able to defend It. (Load cheers) He would give these " The Army and Navy," °capita; with the toast the asses of Lord Braises read Ns Charles Wood. Lord HAJIDiIIe; who was imperfectly heard, said tb it at so previous period of oar history had our load er ma fore a bettor sustained thair repetatiort. They had within a year Sass *mails a most brilliant campaign. had defeated the essay is several pitched bombs, had destroyed his street held, and burst er sunk his fleet. He might add, that if ray is. thing more this &amber had traded to mum these great reselte, it ma tbe perfeet medial*, that subsistad he. tweet the From& sad Boglieh soldiers and sailor*. litany deserving of spelogiuss were ear brave aim, the asrdiabss, who had so maialy ooatrlbstsd to the victory of the Tailless" sad the Turks, who, at &limit and Kars, bad proved bow worthy they won of the maistasee and suppeet of their anise. (Hear. hear.) Ns CaAwls WOOD belay »tumid thaaks br the Navy. The sett tout was " The Health of the late Lord Mayor." Air F. G. Mom returned thanks. "The Health el the Fangs Ambulation " allowed; due lank The LO/U3 MATOIII gave " The bard Chaneellor sad the Judges ;" which woe acknowledged by the Lord Chancellor sad Lard Campbell. The Loam MATOI sada rue and said—l have now to propose the most **emu toast of the edging, and is. fu whisk I beg your attention for • few moment.. IMI humoured this evening with the passes of her ligalesty's Maker* sal I as sure that every one Is this ball feels glad to se so large a number of them precast. (Sgr, bees.) We are ever reedy is this country to welcome 111111 preemies of the advisers of the 11011,1, beams sakes *bile "pinion bad ratified the shako of the ere*, it would be lasselble that the business of the souttry mkt be nessedelly forded so. (Bear, bear.) Our pause mink- Ws ha* that they ujoy public rapport while prose. ragas • war which is not merely ass between wan- Seats, bat sae is which the sympathise of the whale locally us engaged. Oar Walston may rose snared of peblie upped if they vigorously ism ea that war, until sinegrateneee shall arias Wisp • kir pooped of ma Iwo . Mk, durable, sad advaatageou pees.. (Lead ebeees.) I beg to popes' to yes " Lord Palmed* and her Majesty% Itisistere." (Lend elders.) Lewd PALM*** rose mad was very warmly resolved. He salg—My Leal Mayor, Wive, sod gentiesses—On behalf of ay fellsegue, sad for myself, I beg you is amp see mad *maks fit the beaver yea base done us in yeepesisi this toast, sad especially for the very Iliad sad Istaring sauce in which that teest has bees reseived. It mod always be most gratifying to the who enjoy the cow Meese of the Crowe, to be needed at the bespitisble beard of tbe Ms( magistrate of this poet city. (Chun.) These peens who are *aged with the auk* of page stain Most laded be inadequate to the perkgmasue et the duty that devolve' ea them, if they were lamendble to the faddy "(that great ceismersial body, whist is so fully repressed* by these who now sat within the wells. (Cheers.) My lord, eseenionial sataprise is see of the main fougatleas ef the greatness and power of this media. In pee* the enterprialeg sad exploring spirit of 011allffee diffuses sty lisation, by promoting the intateene of adieu. *us Anemia, down the berried that divide people hem people; with, when war unfortunately takes pleas—as is the mane of barman events we most empost sesnetimes to be the ease— oreillifoll thee farnishes the mesas by which war fan be onsemsfelly serried is, so as ultimately to ehisie a safe, beseerabk, aad lasting usu. (Chun) It most always be the noblest wired= that eesid possibly MI the mind of am le be entrusted with the aoudad of the affairs el a peat minion lily this; bet if ever then was • imment when those who are so charged sue fail peentierly proud of the bosom conferred, sad else preellarty sensible of the great responsibility which seam boaarable *up *poses, that moment is the preset, fse 1111•111 did • ash* present • 'abler epeetaele to the world than does the British nation at this sums* (Lind sheers.) Weird mond into • great cutest, sot rashly it hastily. bet after fall sad dee deliberation, and we have testae& isle that mast, became we kit that the war was • near love as well me a groat one, sag this motion ulnae hams. sad et the soutry to the other, • foil and deliberate deter alumna to *halt to every sacrifice which the promesties M the war may entail, to show themselves equal I. every make that the conduct of the war may retain, sad to seedcase those exertions *lll poste shall be *min* se such auditions so may be worthy of tee mail*, and of the cause we have at beat (Levi theorise.) We have present es this awake the repossetatide of those three allies with whoa we are midi la a steams undertaking. We have at this beard the easharader of the Emperor of the Freash—co* simers)—of that peat ally whom I mut do the Jostle to of ibm by his magesiniesity of add, ids far-eardag policy, sod his bsesety of purpose, has sainted the union between twe magus which bad been too long divided by palmy eN "hulk bat which, I hope, will ever from *is day *wad 'Bailees to be must and confiding Meads. (Lead " 1 0 We have at this board also the reprepealadd of I " %h in whose cause we have drawn the *ado mid *hod sabjests have shows themselves se worthy the asistanes we had given Ulan. (Hew. hear.) Wi kid present the ambassador of the Log elf Madialor whom diarist's se a sovereign, and the ehareeter of whose have exalted the warmest sympathy theeeighent this whose eimdest has embed our warmest edmiestisa, Millis when good faith we may place the meet Implidt ligllgass. I trust, gentleman, that the ispesentatiam 4 4 11 1141119.1 it thus p where they will through ad bog* 111111111 i ef Use land, will see **Leg that well set eft awe tell their reeyestive sideslips that. while' "ISA Ile sanest upsides's sad mlimna is the au 081 with width they sapped ea in the war, thap map, is bond. be *sally weak ef the uestarsey sad Mau rang* el this wevany. And moms ma doubt *WOW alllitemeaneeee.. A ' 11VENING, the *Weds he shish they %hap sr (Leal asses.) I 1 say that no hoasa:efferts ess he Is. ensanehl to melding their malted mellow (oeatiased Newly.) The *ebb lead eolteladed by prep./dap the health et the Lard Mayor. le whisk his lordship responded. His Louisan. aeat 'I The Hines el lards." the Mergale of Wising rushes thanks; mad whesquady "The Home of Omaha." while( Ldp it he has of Lord J. A.. 1. The sheaneeensat el the aside lord's name swotted posed disappeobstiaa, whisk rase to a so;t 7 plats sterna et proses sad kisses whoa be rose to rased to the toast. Misr eao or two vela stain& to pats s heat ing, kis lordship was obliged to resew his seat. Sir 13. Gaaw proposed the Malta of the Lady Kamer, to which Um Lord Mayor respoaded, easeidag hat lady ehip's ahem* ea the Fogad et iadiepesitioa ; sad sass ea* Sr two are Waste, the Noway bask* op. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIB DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY WNW MIL OCOMOVOIIIII IX if nuurrox. The bwahrapt, Sarah Frampton, .be had earried ea the bungee eda belabor, at Wimberae Minter, applied for ha aertilisste. She bad saseeeded to the badness at bar lat. Ismsbead, wbials her Ha bad assisted bar la aoadeadag. Ha aesimand detra were 1,0004. ; assets realised, OWL . Mt. Lovell, for the amalgam, reams the favourable onsideratie• Mike wart. the we to Mr. Law supported, mad stated that the bankrupt was Till aged and »Ina, and wee quite inoapable of »adoring asy amain of bar affairs. fat foe she way in whieb the good will of the hyalites' bad beta eadilleed, the estate would have been solvent. Hie Hamar granted a seeentelees certificate. IN NI 1111110•1 L+oar• TIN, heehaws wee a warehreennen. of Milk etreet,OYaap• side. This was the sertifleite antis& Mr. Lew:nate stated that a charge of fraudulent pala tines had been node stalest the bankrupt ; bat as an adios had bees brought bj the assignees to recover the amount, it wee thought desirable, as is usual is such seem that the essoideratios of the eartiikese should be adjesweed until the raffish el the trial was kaisers. That result would be either to swift the bankrupt of the 1611110. or to augment the estate by the resevery of the cannot. Mr. Begley, far the wee*/ emitters, esneurriag, an adjouransent for three mar was adored. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT. MANSION-HOUSE. 013 WAINIB TBSTIRDAT NEAL Williams Baker and George Crawford, two members of the swell sob, were brought before Sir Peter Leeds this afteraoos charged with stooling s gold watch from the waistcoat pocket of Yr. Robin Fidel, a commercial clerk, of Hampshire. City pollee-constable No. 29, of the detestivo force, stated that yesterday (Friday) afternoon, about tour o'clock, just as the Lead Mayor's proew{as► wee paring the owner of Bing-streat, m t►e way to Guildhall, ha saw the two prt • mars i• eanspasy with nearly forty thieves, pushing and hustling a word of gentles's' who had imilectod to witness the return of this civic authosithe hem Westminster, when the prisoner Baker, who had an Alpaca mat on his left am as a blind, was working, in sonjunetion with Crawford, In mining useeremosiously against the prosecutor several times. At leagth the prisomn appeared to be Raskin of. sad mitoses then asked the podium U he had lost any %Meg, whs. he replied " Yea, my gold wet& ham goae, sad them nem have got it." The priapism tried to agape, but the vita, whisk had been passed, amid not be found. Whoa the prissans were mashed only a tow sappers were head in Baker's pockets, but U. 6d. was discovered in the passes*. of Crawhed. _ The prenntor, in answer to Sir Peter Laurie, aid that the waist' was safe In his vest petal a few manatee beton the robbery. He had noised tbs primer to be very ride, aid wan ee swiss he had a great niod to "pitch into bin." The pollee Aim said that several willies were Wier leg Aar the prowl.. bed passed, sad there wee a geniis. rees is siert wire lied het a geld repealer is the ease aewL TM Chief War of lb. Court .aid Mr primer Baer bad bona cooviotod at the Old Balky for felony, sad k. bad also boss as basis of the Comptor toss lbw years ago. Tho other prisms: was also wall knows to th. City polies. Sir Pita Lewis—Yoe ; sad 1 kaowthoia will. They ors both soutooosd to throe soothe bard labour. Time win several °Au similes in board Es the sans of the charges. NBW MAYORS. _.__ Yesterday the following gentlemen were elected Mayors a the boroughs with whisk thou sasses are hare amused : D•vosport.—Timothy Carew, Seg., B.N. Plyeaostk.—Jobe Holly, Nog. 841isirarg.—Abrahass Itasca, Esq. Bouthasaatcs.-Bastosos Pages. Rog. (a tiseisetios.) Norwieb:—J. G. 'okras, Eq. Great Yusteutb.—C. J. Falser, Eq. (a re-alsetles.) Hines Lyaa.—W. Sappier, E q. Neweartis- apes-Ty ie.—Ralph Park Philipsea, Esq. Gataskeed.—Jaare S.kb, Eq. LirerpeeL—Jobe Stewart, E.g. Oaford.—Jawmpa Peke, Eq. (a &water) Beak Eq. Blrsofsibus.—Aldorisaa Hayes. Salford.—AMemea &gins Ileac KoasheoSor.--Jonos Watts, Esq., of the Ina of Mann. 8. 'ad J. walls. Dr. Jamas Wilke, aaperiatesdeat of the Stafford shire Meade asylum, has resolved the applause'', of eae of the la Le;hisy. THE ASSOCIATION 701 THE ADVANCEMENT OP EDI:MATRON Is OA =aim ad inannfaeturing districts of North Staffordshire, holds its gonna .nasal ...0 at ilsekrepes•Trest. ea Tuesday. It Is impeded that Earl Granville sad the Earl of ilarrowby will saki part is the preesediage. - _ _ M. DISRAELI AND THE WAIL—The Press of this day sap:—" Those penes' who have eliarpd Ida. Disraeli with a dispeeltioa to setts with say party is opposition to the preemie Goversimut, should bare takes the trouble to consult the apothem Its delivered last year oit the policy of the war, before osekiag their aesusatiess Had they dose so, they would have found that Mr. Dismal, while 'Measly anuarieg the • iambi tunas leaguer and imosrtais conduct' of the go versant, and severely aide's*" Lord Jobs Remell's faa tattiest beeriag at the Visas& Couferesses, wee inesteareful to 'guard himself ageism may expeorios of opiates that poem was set preetisable. Mr. Disraeli sever save any emratimaase to the view that the war was to be a war of ex tremity, or to be promested for the dismember ment of Hestia tor the overthrow of despotic goversaseat, or for ally other of those wild schemes whisk are sew pat forward to disguise the r.al question at Seat • • We have Ws that the principles oa which a emir factory and testis' pease may be estettliehed have lea; bees settled Is his mind ;ad his ohmmeter ghee a wariest for oosoladiog that he will not, whoa the proper time arrives, hesitate to proclaim them, er fail tow his best efforts to give them effect." MELT WESTERN RAILWAY.—THE SUPPOSED No Dretzwasa.—l. Menace to the mama ht oar lams of a divide. of the beard sad a threat of adaastaa of is fa. flasatial !member (ineardeg Mr. Writ, the Cludriass). U a livtdead was recootateadal for the surreal half-yeart It is nto is may quarters, awl bolkeed.—Hertoptii - (this 41 .7). FOITILICE ADVANCE IN TILE PUCE OF SUGAR, &c. —2ltistawaing the retail grooms throughout the metropolis advanold the pries of raw sugar to 74., sad la IMO ;women to 714. par lb., orbieb Is gnarly 117 per mat dearer than rape. the saga quality was two mouths ye; ordiaary loaf agar sink at id. sad doubt* reflood at Al. per lb.; Deme rara sad It. Lana aryttallise4 sugar, of metier qualities, cunt bo *Malawi fee less tham did. par lb. ; actstsetionary sad owsonnoals of every dgearipsies, sad hied sad pra wns& hail% Wm also boon biomass& la Moe; the dee la lbws getiolos i. intrlbatabie to the extraordinary advance la the rape market. Tim DIILOIQUIST 11(Arruism—The Pewees* Chroming tbat 218 L was fouad up, Pastimes whoa he was graodissovered la los hat um mad 771. ht his holglggp. sib( LINK fa all. On Thursday dm gel wear wesommaimsd - bifsee the Regimes**, sad ognigaltead tie *4.1 Is oppseead mash dejened. sad Ongoing &ZARB LlB7B-THIS DAY. Two Vernon. The railway share market to-day is a little Satter, less disposition to bay being 'winced. The Mutton in price is chiefly observable in London and North- Wasters stook, which was sold as low ss 94 this morning. Foreign shares are quiet. . FRIDAY IYWNO. The railway share market rose at the opening, but subsequently relapsed, closing, however ' in many oases rather better than yesterday. The chief move ment is still in London and North Western stock, which was first marked 951, but closed only I per cent. higher than yesterday. London and South Westerns, Berwicks, and York and North Midlands, were all better. Great Western stook remains com paratively flat. The market at the close was gene rally rather weaker. 011DINAl2 ENAREN £$D IOC[!. eb.l rkt. _ RAILWAY& 1 —.. i I ra giii Ohm. Wilk% 4 Mtn" Lea M NIL- ail all I ILOO nil MOW& „. Deft sal MOM I. Ounkrelkorl tettl atus S YIN* Do. kr Nary Moms Etas. QM A.... Siallost mati=„. I awl 0 11 =406 1111 4:::: _ _ Frs. 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V 6we l Wilma sot brasiirla prAVasa liassies) dimis yaw . 1141;r7 — aft spec:4 us.mibmizas mond la.as rd ead liedefi! m =r a ler a iliDerii Newmarbot Ruff rFit eaR. mow imesCosa N N SI IN 111 114 la 117 s lie 1$ 116 Ile ii si Is 1/1 laelPl Book of London BeftcieLllookiaLrApOo liddik4.•Tin. - .;1 Oltlekatbad v Ass.ift. Olenmweld .1 mode m Asettliart DIM Now Laid=uat . = fer tat H Larks Mat Mut Weft walulnlor NIL he% :MOM ROW al Intl Webs o•ll.l.4.k_Owpors4. Idle rvenfteim etiriG4l7 ILAsstru.trlAo3.4.oa isaal /deli Odes at Australia Da. r.. . Mind Ludas —.. 4 1 IS SS S TS $1 X Bl 6 4 I i l drawl Mal. so mu ou Si 14 911 16 66 67 a 67 66 101 144 If 1 1 die par ipi tot •R st. U $1 le 41 x d 43 IN daslialint nastaMaa Royal Mal Berns Waterworks 'lrina Ananias Land— Canada Del per et Jas. & Job Do .11 pint.l46.k.Aut Doll /L e . tlar. &Sep.. $1 41 7$ 75 I 9 99 Se rim Palms et Prawn Rashes Slim tag Is Asetralisaoappor 111serle Takinpk Owen! Stm. Ynyrtir I=inel iiiiiiii Lee War ..o' flablsermisa WastllV Mexican it et Amadeu . _ _ MI ST Meths/WY Lad Do. Do.. Y./echo. k Novi thr0.1.4 North Mt. /Lootraloiso ~iuev:eu.~.. iaa... 113 140 10411 1 1 031 103 00 03 100 11 3 Si 41 Do. Now Pordowl troa Clowpooy ewe Nal Mow SWAM AWL WPM. Do. Sow . ANONZWiroa. iolniobo Thos. Do. Do. IssiNowd —— _ h 1 ft ft I 1 i dls paz i 1 L 4 MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two °Two:. The English furls experienced a &dins of per ant this morning, but buyers owning forward. a reaction took plots, and present quota. tins are & per cent. above the final range of yesterday, Consols for the 6th of December, after declining to 881 to a have risen to 881 to 89. For money, the quotation is 881 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 871 tot ; the New Three per Cents. at 881 to 1 ; Bank Stook at 207 ; Exchequer Bills at 7s. to 4s.:dis. In the foreign stook market the chief feature is a rise in the Turkish Si: per Cents., which, after standing in the morning at 791 to t, are now quoted 801 to 801. The New Four per Cent. Loan is dull, at 3 to 2t di.. Swedish Four per Cents. have been dealt in at 84; Dutch Two-and-a-Half pre Cents. at 631; Spanish Passive Bonds at 61; the Conanithes's Certificates, for the unfunded coupons, at 41 per Cents.; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., at, 761; Mexican, at 191; Danish Five per Cents., at 1001; and Chili= Six per Cents., at 101. Reverting to= estimate of yesterday of the pro bable supply of stock in the Coned market in the earlier part of December, we think it desirable to ob viate any misapprehension by explaining on authority that, although our general conclusion is strictly seen rate u to the impending creation of 4.800,0001. Consols (minus such proportion of the loan of 18,000,0001. u may have been already paid up in advance), the five millions of securi ties red tke mew teem estimated ea remaining In the hands of the dealers in the Stook Exchange are held Not in the shape of " Osmium," bat in " Consol scrip." The original loan, as is well known. consisted of Consols and Thirty Years' Annuities, these two nourities composing together the " Omnium." The Omninm, however, has been to a great extent divided, scrip being given for the Consols and the Thirty Years' Annuities separately issued. The Annuities appear to have been already absorbed for investment. A considerable amount of the " Consol scrip" has also been paid up in advance, to meet the demand of the public, which was only partially satisfied by the large quantities of stock recently lent in the Stock Exchange by bankers and others. But against this borrowed stock, as already mentioned, the dealers retain in band nearly . five millions of the Consol scrip, and, by paying the two final instalments of 10 per amt. each upon this amount, will become entitled to 1,500,0001. Console, inclusive of the proportion of stock still to be issued in right of the original 10 per cent. deposit on the loan. It is apparently upon this power of creating at any time a million and a half of fresh stock that the dealers in the Stock Exchange rely for the mune of meeting the steady absorption by the public, or of restoring the amounts recently borrowed from the Bank .of Eng land, &c. _ • . . . It is stated that about half a million of the last in stalment on the Turkish loan has still to be remitted to Constantinople. As another instalment of three quarters of a million will be paid by the subscribers on the 23rd inst., it is evident that the drain of specie to this quarter, coupled with the still unsatisfied require ments of the Bank of France, will tend to diminish the relief which our money market might be expected to derive from any arrivals of Australian gold. The uneasiness felt with regard to the safety of the steamer, Union, bound from New York to Southamp ton and Havre, is becoming more lively. Some interesting facts are put forward with refer ence to the demand for grain in several of the countries contiguous to the mew of war. It is stated that quantities of American and Spanish flour are now, and have for some time been, in course of shipment, at London and Liverpool, for Constantinople, where Spanish flour, worth in London 665. per sack, was selling at the last accounts at 10 piastres per oke, or about 180 s. per 2801bs. Eoglish. At Trieste, Genoa, Marseilles, and Leg hor n, shipments of flour are also being made to the Levant. At Ibraila, owing to the competition of buyers, the price of wheat has risen to 78e. to 80e. per quarter, free on board, and that of maize to 465. per quarter, f. o. b., which is nearly as high as the present quote : tion in London. A number of cargoes of grain landed at Syra are being rc-shipped to Constantinople. The prices of grain at pretreat ruling at Alexandria are so high as, in addition to the freight, to preclude ship ments to England, quite apart from the prohibition of exportation which takes effect in Egypt on the Bth January next. All these bids are adverse to the hope of any important fall in the price doom in this country. The sugar market continues in an excited state. A further advance of 6a. to Ba. has taken place this week, making a total rise of telly 141. per cwt., or lid. per lb., in two weeks. Prices are now from 80 to 100 per cent. higher then at the commencement of the year. Speculators must bear in mind, how ever, that this extraordinary advance will tend both to cheek consumption and to induce supplies from unusual source,. Thus during the last &Call large purchases of sugar have been made on account in the Dutch, Belgian, and French markets. Since Monday the price of tallow has risen 2s. to 21.6 d. per cwt. There has also been a better demand for coffee this week; the plantation kinds of Ceylon are Is. to Is. 6d. dearer, and the native sorts, which had fallen to 48s. 6d., have been sold at 62e. to 63e. per cwt. The East India Company will receive tenders on the 14th inst. for the conveyance of stores from Eog land to Madras. On the Ilith the Emigration Com , zaMsiouera will enemies tenders for the hire of a ship, to proceed to °Woo', and to be reedy to receive passe between the 7th and 14th of January. It is announced that the Hon. East India Company have raised their guaranteed interest from 4i to 6 per cent, on a further sem of 1,600.00 W. of the extension capital of the East Indian Railway Company. Thitimpital will be offered Weekly at par to all the holdeis of the Feat Indiangtailway shares. The experimental or first capital has been fixed at 1,700,000 L The sum of 1,000,00 W. has already been raised, and the balance will be offered rateably at par to the holders of the original shares. The directors of the Great Northam Railway are advertising for an engineer, to undertake the 'mainte nance and superintendence of the whole of the line, works, and stations. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, Nov. 3, when compared with the previous return, shows the following results : Ctireadaillat btu £24,741,320 Tacoma 142,880 (liranlatin9 native 20,09603 Damao 139.046 NW, loran ' 3,389,984 Decrease 310,860 Odor arils Govessinsatt sainuities in UWE. department Olio seindthis in bookie( isposenswe Coin sad bullion is both departments threem day and caber bills 964,260 Dearman 14.679 The Beet Netts in room The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's variations at one view : =e a =ls deeriese.. increase.. 366,879 Noses and bills in circulation decrease .. .. Rost inereaes .. 7,443 Oa the other side of the occouat : Govoranteut securities 601110111 .. 127,679 Other oecantlu iecr; .. 179.052 (lota sad baton decrease .. 8,731 To £684,784 £664,784 The mut honorable feature in this return is the kerma in the reserve of notes, consequent upon the diminution in the government and other securities. On the other banal, the bullion shows a further though trig &e rase, in spite of the late swivels of Australisa geld, of which about 300,0001. is known to have been seat into the Bank in the week referred es is this return. writ 01 1110LAIM.—As Menne, 00110,0.10, !aft week 4E004 Isle Wed , pa iset to did AdtM dad on Ildiludtd, NOT. 3, Ma 1111/FL rawdeat NIL .... ZIAIS.I4I Wi'lluryar4Mos SOWS Id Coln and Bake 10,141,130 1 WWII DWIIIIIIIIT. =fislos' Oagilei --AMMAN I GOViiiMalld SKlllilla 1.173.10 =hi Whiff A1f.101,21, ! W M . liff. 1111 : of 11 Ohm Ilimaittles —..— Mar ....,.... .... 1 04 6 : 4 4: 8 5 DM. aid Div. USW 3.301.964 Ovid flii !Um Ocir . — IMAM Ohm Dopoft —...... 11.894.100 flarahlhy radothirB/03 96060 5a769.603 403.73,(03 Not. S. WU. X. ItABARALL. Odd Wider. Tao CITY BATlL—Usbnitiso and Mono on Od. 31. UII E Ld. A id. To Paidep POW.. 130,VA 0 0 HT Klobentild Bald To Amount &a cc and laths Ikeda . ain 10 meet aed other Bra w les demounted. ftudmi,a Pratimbary - ead Cash n i" aa •.......... 318.182 18 441.382 8 £441,393 I 9 WEITZ. I[.oyv. J. Nov. T. 11/6. Temporm Oficer, I. Rona FISDAY EVINING. The English stock market this morning showed decided buoyancy, owing chiefly to the support given by the recent withdrawal" of stock by the publics and to the approaching deduction of the half-yearly divi dend on the 7th December. A rise of j per cent. was temporarily attained. In the afternoon, however, the market, though retaining steadiness of character, experienced a relay's, and the closing quotations were only 1 per cent. higher than those of yesterday. The discount market to-day was quieter, the rates ruling se before. Console were first quoted 881 to 89 for the Bth Dee., advanced to 891, and closed at 881 to 1. The closing price for money was 881 to 1. The current rate of money in the Consol market is 31 to 4 I per ant. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 881, 1, 89. 881, 881; ditto, for amount, 6th December, 881, 891, 881: Three per Cent. Reduced, 88, 881, 87/, 871, 88/. New Three per Cents., 881, 881, 881. Bank Stock, 207, 208. India Stock, 228, 229. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Ex seer Bonds, falling payable in 1858 and 1859, 981, 1, 1. Exchequer Bills declined Is., closing at 7s. to 3s. dia. India Bonds were quoted 6e. to 21. die., and Exchequer Bonds 981 to 1. In the foreign stock market, Turkish, Spanish, and Sardinian bonds were inquired for, and higher. Turkish Six per Cents, closed 1 per cent. higher than yesterday, at 791 to 1, and the New Four per Cent. Loan at 21 to 21 dies. The scrip of the French Loan has recovered to par to 1 prem. The corn market today was again very . firm. English wheat was a trifle dearer, and foreign is firmly held. The supply of home grown corn conti nua very short, and the foreign arrivals into London are also small. Floating cargoes continue in demand, and there is little disposition to press sales, owing to the small number now afloat. Most of the provincial and Scotch markets held on Wednesday and Thurs day report an advance of 1.. to 31. per qr. At Paris the pries of flour has again advanced to 110 f. per sack, or equal to 71s. 6d. per 2801b5., whilst wheat has risen during the last few days 2i. to 3a per qr. Relative to the market for American stocks, Mr. E. F. Sstterthwaite reports as follows : Easiness in American Securities in London has received &decided check, sad an scarcely be expected to become motive until fears of any rupture fa the friendly release' of this sentry and America shall have been set at rest. Some small investments have been made by parties, who, believ ing :in a pacific settlement of the existing ilifferenees, are desirous to take advantage of the low rates at present ruling. The following quotations are 4e. 62. to the dollar. Bid. Asked. Belvidere Delaware 6 per cent. lit Mort gage, Convertible 1877, guaranteed by Camden and Amboy Cincinnati, Hamilton, and Dayton, 7 "sr ant., 2nd Mortgage, 1880 Illinois Central, 7 per cont., dollar, 1876 70 Ditto 7 per cent., dollar, 1860, with option -70 per cent. shires Ditto, 6 per asst., dollar, payable in Lon don, at 41. 2d. per dollar 6B Ditto, Shares 16 dolma paid Michigan Central, 8 per cent., 1869 9l Ditto 8 Der cent., 1869 New York and Brie, 7 per cent., Third Mortgage Bl Ditto Sinking Fond New York Central, 7 per cent., Conver tible Ditto 6 per cent., Non-Convertible Ohio seam mid Pennsylvania, 7 per mat. In- Bonds 7B _ _ _ 87 &int. 80 & tat. 72 72 4d.. 94 92 reamlnuit', 6 pzr oeat., let Mortgage Coavardble B7 Ditto, tad Mortgage, Sterling B9 MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoom. Then is still no inquiry to the gold mining shams. Cohen Copper shares have been dealt in at 654 to 684. Alfred Consols shares are firm at IW. buyer*. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of yesterday's sales: Alfred Consols, 181, 18, 19, 18, 181, 191; Cameo, 13s. 64.: Calliaetoo, 21; But Russell, We. 6d. • Great Alfred, 14, 13, let ; Great &midge, 6s. 6d., 7s. 6J., 9s. ; North Basset, 361; North Towy, 4s. ' • South Tamar, 61; Satirist's Consols, 61, , 61; Tay Consols, 10s., 125., 7.. ; Tinerofr, 3i, 4, 61 1. 1, 31. ISs. 64. • Vale of Towy, 22e. 61.; West Bisset, 33, 331, 33; West'Collasoealse, 10e., 11r. 6d. • West Stray Park, 51 6, 6}; West Frame, 86 371; Vogel Arthur, 111 ; Wheal ßuset, 750.760 ; Whu Claird, 380, 385; Wheal Grenville, 3, 21, 21, 3; Wheal Zion, 12a. 61.,165. We also hear of the following transactions in the Stock Exchange, via.: Alfred Consols, 171, 191; West Providence. 121, 1; Saint Telesis, 70, 80; Coudarrow, 130; Wheal Grenville., 21 ; Roush Tema, 61, 1; North Basset, 36 ; Bestride* Consols, 61, 1 31; Callington, 11, 2; South Condurrow, 4 it ; Lady Bertha, 27.. ed. ; Rooswarne, 235 ; Great Poltroon' shares were rather flatter. A fair business has been done during the week in metals, and there has been little variation in the priors. Iron has been a little less buoyant, but the makers refuse to accept lower prices, especially se there is a disposition among the men to demand higher wages in some localities. Scotch pig's are rather firmer, the shipments last week showing an increase of 1,848 tons ea compared with the cone spoadiog week in 1854. The demand for tin conti nues limited for British, but foreign is without alters lion. Lead continues to be inquired for, and coo siderable quantities have been shipped to the United States. _ _ . _ . Mr. T. P. Tboinu sold at Genaway's an the Bth inst. the following mining sharps—vis.: 1 Wheal Bowe, at 7671. 10.. pet share ; 2 Wheal Buller, 6901.; 3 West fkitoa, 5761. ; 5 Boiling Well, 151 ; 1 South Frances, 6651. es thy. ; 6 Tiseroft, 31.12 e. ; 600 Rorriaerton, ls to Is" •'6d • 8 South Tolgea, 80 to 831; 50 Wheal (area- 94; 6,158 Almaden Cowls ia lOU's, at 101. to 21.35. per 100; 8 Wait Providesat, 121.25. 6i.; 10 Wheal Char lotte, 8f ; 1 Boseworoo, 2271.10 e. ; 10 Boriagdas Consols, le.; sad 60 Groat Sortridge, Si. fid. to 3.. 9d. THE LATE TRAGEDY AT BRIGHTON.—A Worn ithic express having been cent off to Paris, to a brother of Dr. Plucks, that gentleman strived in Briebton on Sun day evening. Dr. Albert Fistula is the youngest brother of the degreased Dr. Herrman Fraiche. He ie e gentleman retired from business, sod has devoted himself entirely to t►e study of physiology and natural history. Dr. Herrman Preach', when at Boras, wee ma an intimate footing with the celebrated Chevalier Hnoreo, subwriuently so well known es an Ambassador is England. The Ineeral took place at the Eztra•Mural Cemetery, at three o'clock on Tuesday. The Rey. Mr. Rees attended, by request of Mr. Fracas and Dr. RUST. The funeral service was simply at the grave, around which stood the brother, Dr. Rugs (the particular friend of the deceased), Mon. Cannot, Mr. Co; Lieut James, R.N., and many others were also present. After prayer, Mr. ROSS delivered an address, daring whit& the afflicted brother was deeply effected, sad when the benedietion had concluded the service, be tamed aside ler glee neat to that agony of feeling white the mental powers of the learned Germane so strongly developed. Dr. A. Franck left Brighton yesterday mongol; for Cologne, to oommunicath the sad Mullis's:toe to the other brother and sister.—Brighton Gazette. RAILWAY TILtIFIC.—The traffic rehires of rail ways I. the United Kingdom, for the week ending Nov. 3, emounted to 301.491 L, sad for the corresponding r.eriod of last year to 373.316 g., showing an lamas of 18,1761. The ,rose receipts for the eight reilwrys having their termini is the metropolis amounted for the week ending as above to 174.2231.; and for the cuesponding week of last year to 166.8261., showing an increase of 7 307/. ALTERATION IN TIME OF DESPATCH OP ARMY MAILS. GINERAL POST OPTICS. Nov.. 11365.—litformo. lion bu been received from the French Poet•eMee that, during the ensuing mister, It will be nmemary to _dispatch the Teem& Mediterranean mail pockets, appointed to sail from Marseilles stay Msuday, before the arrival of the sail leaving London ea the evening of the previous Satur day. Until further notice, tberefose, the ordinary nails asessiaks letters for the British forme or the transport service, Ia Greece, Turkey, and the Black Sea, or for the British military beaks's, will be despatched from London e• the evenings of Monday and Friday, awl eseelso• -- mails en the awnings of nudity and ° YARD HtLl., aerratery. 00 411 Alwasdlolliatasatlss, 44 SUM 11 pom am& (do.). - 24 IS ProutamiliWyrepow.Lai. kl4.l•4•Uilamstloalt) 12a 1 W O4 Dime 4, dr i o ui roo4 -. W. O 107mim. a tea saw tame eassiteaant .... to is 10 SlnwaVary sool amobitl NNW to MM. Orme, 11 U It iselketalordilnillosett So Ur. Wawa) S 3$ 0 , 1 Wear Valley rm. C f mt SO 116 WO Wl lo a Isming Wang Wasseu. - . u WLOWL 1 1 1 0 tr o '' 1 1 .. . t A i la to gr a = 001 d..... 00.,100 0,000 SO Oloutwa hos StOesi soma se akilliOna. . . ... . - .. 10,040 SS AllealimpommUl. - 6,000 SO DO.Ossimismi WNW W DOAN. Mu Oil MOOS 1 17,000 40 UMW totmpir Ulawa - ci 0,000 40 Mo. 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M. 21.) all Mins ........ ail Me $l4. alar Trassa. m flaw MOMpar Itratodkas) al Da. 111. S at Mils ItienertylLa *air*. ▪ Swireglia Musk ride. al Purbaad Lying all Orlon ell Mee al ▪ Sada ..... al▪ l Image anillISVOO all Doi I 4 per sod. f+sL— s assist persist— war et Co. par COL Prat all MMus N ato ow —.—. ▪ "acrd I Ar ST N 11$ Ili IN 106 IN IN l i 11 11 . SS 1 113 1111 SO U N Si 1 5 1 lif 0 4 1 . IS TO 114 174 n us - -r f I ss is i pa us in 111 INI 4 t 45 l 111/ , u N , $ I 7o Ili 111 stair i so as lei ni 'a ii 4 4 m n ai. MAIL 7 1 71 If It • 4 $ de I !in I I 0 Se ti lei ina II ISt i is l 9 s em is II is ils :1 $7 197_ - 3 -3 N per I sia 3 4 II IS 12i 1 lo pm OfP 11l 106 110 iie iii 100 101 31 It 103 110 I il .3• 11 101 1 psi / dim 41 111 4i 11 341 1141 ut ni d] 1 a ISt 13 is TRAFFIC RETURNS. Laval& Nllas Mr. Teta, Tuba spew ISlirel% doodles. SW. Wink ONir ta. A mammy 11M OM& 1.9116 3.14 i UST 6.760 COMMERCIAL AND MARY= TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. Tits mar - kat beg admitted to 70i. for spring delivery ; at wldels prier, however, tbore are sthl sellers. Town tellew Is quoted 68 .. nett east ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, 091. ; November to December, 68s. 9d. to des. ; January to Musk Its. 9d. to 70s. MAILLIT £v33ao9l.—Tows tallow, 70t. 9d. • fat by 1 ditto, U. 914. ; yellow Swiss, 70a. ; saltid .tuff, H 504.; tough ditto, 31a. ; tallow paves, 134. ; good SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Yr. B. J. Davis reports trade 'Moot dtavatiost, swept. fair itif dove., waists Is la short supply sod good domed, at rather bigbse prism. Prins stsotow hay,loo.. to 110..; sop Prier 115 s. to 1205.; inferior, 70s. to 905.; rower, 70.. to 100. ; clown% 100.. to 140 s. ; mood sat, 100 s. to 1305.; straw, 265. to Ws. COVENT GARDEN MARIET.-THIS DAY. Fruits sad Vegetable. Is nano 'soilage plentiful. "spatially Grapes, b .tb English and Faralgo, widish ' in soasespence, meet with bat a dull orals. Pears still soul s% of Marie Louise, Ciarsirs Bergamot, Louise 8e..., I Brownißearre, Duchess. el'Aogoadme, Oradell, sad Char toonalles, the tee latter trout Chenny sad Jensay.l Walnuts an plentiful, sad protasis from 10s. to 20a. per bushel. Per Filberts and Cobs the sale is far true. brisk. Oranges Mak from 1.. to 1.. 61. per down. Prins for Potatoes are ntler higher them they were lest week. Let tuces realise from od. to 9d. per soon. Cat flowers casuist of Chip...atheneum, Heliotropes, Espborbies, Ver. basso, Japan Lilie s, Cyclamens, Chinese Prime..., Heaths, sad Rows. FRUIT. Pim AP.I" per ft. Pt loft applor. p. half deft, to to to 6d Griper. prr ft Is 6tl to Se Popo. pit dm., ft to le id Plum, pm Pore. Mate par 1611 Pm. ft Is Do pia do:, lid to h Old Marls. par as Is Ideloos. nob, Is. to Si Cobs. do., ft enlistroes. 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