The Express. — London, England, 1854-01-10 00:00:00

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Pantnitly• n Tt w IMpOtentl (W.A.& ** B --- 11 T RIM SHALL WE a 0 1S M HIUMAII/101 4 VI dal L. eee.4 thr wry rear the leadded We With eadtorr to Lorton. let et snorer the r=es...!= e ttelt sinks lin mon *.istotut Wittier. of Ps** *blame to Ws tosatry,dutylayrd in the asset ellgandes Ihnie— 11i:L.1...a a lteideete or wend anredverisers velhba, se igrtfing.derk—lf Tit and any rrigellitio it the wedidalbaliiiii— •• is re dein to ore nee to' themodidwiempoleeila I. dm )06•111 go to ldErllll4 4, I ~Oi e.leererr the ,Iselees obew-next Ise Emy bop meal ea bar row illissrsalla CHRIS r?iims PHEIANTS.—The exuberance of Ile I, •.2...r.. mini revue. of "slaty, Near the fair and youthful in War to stivaittage stale. tar ease er many Mend., sad therefore Wendt* I-rectal attvaloot to the duties of Übe toilet. it Is Uns MIN Mr, that IttrA Lt.NDS' MACAS 4 Ut 011, for amen at sad g ookihis • lantiont hood of hair ; YOWL CND? K tLYOOII6 At Wfsthe rata wok fair, and blireilnr; and hoWLmerpg , Of Pelf! itectervir. far betgertuts a pent like whitener Win tileitt. on • tied tab increment re tenants, ID the utaiamentid 1000 Fro not odosatagro .0 uldillnall, otooOtat for and edairod. 111 Were of goatees loittattoott. —Sold Y A ROWLAND sad SON d • LL+lllitoloratStOt tree. and le Omer.. sad Inflow& LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10, 1854. 1101114C1111 1 bulgur awl Isekinles sr.. r Gislerms.. LL AT.. 11 2 4 2 die r it 12 Is Ifdi' me aha 21 C. 31 $ 1 1 I I pm 71. 3 La 41 24 &a dfs pot 2 I Mt dla par 91 91 3 4 I 11 I 2 414 pm a i PM 7, ni MONBY NABILBT: SHARE LISTS. -.-...-.. _ MONDAY My=IWO. The railway market to-day, though rather lower , in the morning. and flat in character, may be said to have shown much steadiness. In the afternoon this market fully responded to the rise in Consols, closing at its best point, and at prices slightly better than the final rates of Saturday. The heavies stocks are generally firm. Caledonians raffia 7s. 6d. to 10s. per share. The market closed good. arkeel egilli" Dos aid „ -••-• MONDAY EVISNINO. iTo o it, to , to I Da. llelsoisa afillSt bar P.trwels.. I 1 (1mA of frang!l o:i Gt. Wool. emodo. IloodadosiToresto .. LioloOdlolido.d p.CiPsof Do. do Protertoor Do. Guaranteed iuQ Csa~a .. .. _ _____ U r __ 0 flanur Al v,o(wlth tn.'. t is et hew... .. Ili 1064 al. 1 pat el. lamb Ow b. /a ilakm• .1,,, a Nor megioaTniak Pre*. wPete sod ,41_ ... .. Para amil Orlfamis .. 10 haisisi Dam . M Bob it iismatar_ ix .. .f .I%.*Ohlweighabw."2 le Se l 4 .13 UI I - 4i" 4 - 4 - IP . 99. 24j 1j •• Mist Is *nick wriest bib r LEWISII ALTERATIVE PILLS are a tried sod roma imady ISt at bow Abtseras 'maim oboe tram abdrobrogramt OW ramob rotalgeodyr arrawribst Or and osorefso, Sm. r it.. r arpedlo. swim brimbe, .ap.l.l4lovmsolvtrabititr. te They torrabotromAMM swift mro id • imaartal ota.Mai pm: Mow. Mr Wad Wm • oradvalo tar Mord or blue pal la sill SS it alberro. = b ol i o bot olbetaally at tote to tb• brook. Mb. old AM illid dr rentios... ••• airs, War Is bo ld = Latab .................a... —1birami eel mal by IIUtd•TON, MA& Mbl Co, lA, 1 1 1 9 .10.. 2 •• Ili lik a lli. aa; MIN ter modalooloir lb by par ea teoript baradodamm. b • lithatrialic;trirob Wks, •ItAt withdraw pre M. MODERN MESTIC MEDICINE. A was prabeeetee Marl War let W Clergy. Finale* sad MM. pal, by T. 1. fiLluals. b. V., 11.11. C-11. .0141 ro wird opiate tbal bra cam to or bomb. UM fa by bib, WA Itot pleas WA itagisiews dry all per tbo palm to D. Orabres."—llsora, Mot. lab. _obitolomblo. CodasaMosbly UMP Mat la tM bamose."—Utatary wade; P• 1116111 W Manisall sell Ca. Itatiessre wan; +I Ten and Ca. ikerratessi.CboopeOs. baba b 7 an SECOND EDITION. NI IYR sakm omv IWO!. tot° Po morn 11. " 7 a', os z usi s HAIL *NU wire w *mot '! Seim lOW 1.0.1641 • go Dis rr• Imam of • ~BVPI rosoi ilie ▪ das. L itm a OD M AIL vP pars. li .01 MI *tar brs Dr. ()raw • Well Mom Ludas ▪ ; ry FROM THIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. FOREIGN-OFFICE, Die. 24. Th. Q u era his been graciously Staged to appoint Jobn Bowing, , now ber Msjesty'+ Costal at Canton, to b. tar Majtaty's Plenipotentiary and Chia( Saparlitandent of Dritisli trade in China. FOREIGN-OFFICE. I. 7. The Qom' has befit Owed to approve of Dos Antonio AMOS de Ayala at Consot at BydLey for ber Majesty the FOREIGN-OFFICR, JAN. 9. It Y hereby notified that the Right Bon. the Earl of CIMPIMMut, K. 0., tier Majesty's Principal Sccretasy el State in Powlis Affairs, hes received from Lord Cowley, her 5:6; Ambassador at the Court of his Majesty the roe dam French, a despatch, dated the 27th ultimo, therewith the copy of a note from Monsieur =de Lhoys, French Munister tat Foreign Affair., lie 24th ultimo, announcing that the blocked. insti tuted by the French government of the west coast of Africa, between the left bank of the Grand Lahca and the right Wok of the River Aasiive (the existence of which was 11/31,1- aid in the London Gazette of the 29th of November lest), bas been ridged. DOWNING-STREETJ.N. 10. The Queen has been pleased to sprint John Bow ling, Esq.. to be Governor end Commander-in• Chief in and over the colony of Hoag-Kong sad its dependencies. Her Majesty has also been pleased to appoint Willoughby Bliortland, Esq., some time President and Senior Member tif the Conseil or the Island of Nevi', to be Lieutenant- Governer of the Island of Tobsgo. Her Majesty has also been pleased to appoint Frederiek Seymour, Esq., to be President and Senior Member of the Council of the Island of Nevis. Her Majesty has also peen pleased to appoint William Robert Inglla. Esq., to be President of the Council of the Turks and Caicos Islands. HIT Majesty has also been pleased to appoint Georg* Cream, Esq., to be Surgeon and Medical Attendant of the Convict Settlement at Marserony, British Guiana. Her Majesty bas also been pleased to appoint the under mentioned gentlemen to be Members of the Legislative Count:llot the colony of Victoria, viz. :—llegh Culling Eardley Childen, Esq. ; John Vesey Fescerald Foster, isommonly called John Fl egereld Leslie Faster. Esq. ; Jamul Horatio Delwin Cassell, Esq.; Andrew Clarke, Esq. ; Henry Faneourt Mitchell, Esq, ; William Hairy Wright, 111. ; James Graham, Esq. ; William Eighett, Esq. ; Dr. Andrew Aldeorn ; Edward Stone Puha, Esq. ; and Andrew Halley liteght, Esq Her Majesty has also been pleased to appoint Lieutenant William Laegdon, R.N., to be a Member of the Legislative Council of the colony of Van Dismiss Land. Her Majesty has further been pleased to appoint David C. Smith, El., to be a Member of the Legislative Council of the Turks and Caicos Islands. JAN. 9. Tbr Queen has Duo pleased to present the Honourable and Bev. rend Arthur Douglas to the Rectory of Carry Hallett, an the county of &menet, and diatom of Bath and Wells, the same brim/ void by the death of the B.everead John Hayden Cardew. ADMIRALTY, JAN 7. Corps r•f Royal Marines —Gentleman Cadet Hollis Hussy Nott to be wooed tissue ant. BANKRUPTS. Jams Balm. Borough-road, Southmark, engineer. Joss RIAD. Bart-street. Bloom•hury, berated victualler. WILLIAM RALLIS SPICILY., Dudley, Worcestershire, bridter. Jotasit Tnotuun, Birmingham, wonllen draper. TMOMAS Pm, Halethug Pluknett, Somerset&hire, Pik web samsfecturer. Jonas HOWAMD, Great Orimrby, Liseolnahire, ship- Miner. JOIN ROTMMILL, Southport, Laneeoltire, grocer. WILLIAM FALLA, Butane, Laneubire, builder. Jolla KAY, Prestwich, Lancashire, cul.co saanalic- ---- SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Jars Euro, Coupar•kineas, Perthshire, boot wan. WILLIAM EssiosT, Dundee, merchant. WILLIAM TaItADWiLL. Port-Olamosr, wine merchant. Tionas Moirrnell sad WILLL►M MONTI/All. Daror Or, attar Itlliconttry, weenie Mansfacturen. 'OPAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. Last evening a meeting of this society was held; 61/ CII•111.611 FILLOWNi, vin-president, in the chair. Wil liam Jennings, En., Dr. Travers Cow, John Diwers, Di. Thomson, Henry Norman, E.g., sod Ernest Rase, "VIM elected Fellws. paters read were :-1. Okoervatimis on North Akin, Ear. Vogel, communicated by the Foreicaoffice; 2. Accounts of the Mission to Central Africa, comas- Mien* by Mr. A. Petermann, F R.G.S. ; 3. Geographical enpientiosts in Southern Africa, by Mr T. Baines and others; 4. Departure of Dr. E G. Irving, R N., F.R.G.S., MI his mieston to Western Africa. TM last letter from Dr. Voeel was dated from Mersa, October le, HAI, sad en the following dav he wee to lease Mursak m C 01111411•41111 of his jaurney. the letter gave a description of the mentry between Tripoli and Marna. Poet el the ferwary trammel seesawed b of drifting fs of bof bedminamml. m bet m isissabsos to urn t hoo ills the gm's Ma swassis UN inhabitants; well built, and wide-etreeted, for an Arab town. Its commerce in the pre amounts to 21,0001, seven eighths being slave traffic. Dr. Vogel wig delayed beyond his expectation, in conso rtiums of what teemed to he like deception on the part of the governors, and the difficulty of procuring camels. A letter from Lieut.-G. nerd Cathcart, CLversor of the Cape Colony, recommending an expedition to the interior of ft,iith Africa, under Mr. Thomas Baines, was read. The plea suAgested by Mr. Baines was, to cue from Graham's Town through the Sovereignty, and 'kitting the western Mamba of the Lawlor", to cross the Derert at its nar rowed part, in the dint ina of the Great Lake, thence to amend one of the streams' , wing from the Labels Kona tairv, and keeping on the highest ground, to push Waring taecessive sesa.as as far north aa poesible. This was followed by the paper by Mr. Baines on the Course of the rivers in the northern part of the Orange Rarer Sovereignty and that of the Limpopo, illustrated by a may constructed by Mr Arronsusith from his notches, and from infatmatem dented 61:1111 Mr. .I,4epli awl Mr. Carpi. Aec-irdinit to the statement toads by tha latter geat/rnith to Mr. Baines, the opinion that the la . m. pop, tows Lab. Delagoo B.y, ha. been arto”tcd somewhat tily ; Mr Cavil h yin, 'ravelled from Orietadt, one of the towns of the Dutch ernireots, to Deimos Bay, (TOWS& sake believes, all the branches of the Menke, and being stall tanker coußrined by a asap *hews bits by the Porgies.'" itaventor, is which all 'he ...Ives of that river are awls to tut ,a the Drakensberg. Ate ut miles of the into which a large raver p. ably easy Sow mesa= snaceounted for, ha' the peered *reins amend the !migrant tartan seems to he that the Limpopo, after p.m. tag Swoosh the Dreher's!). rg to the north of Otiestadt, tam into WI sea at latuabass. TIM COLLISION ON TUB EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY. Yesterday the jury, which opened as inquest last Friday on the body of George Baldwin the platelayer, killed i n Om late collision, reassembled, and were required to intend their investigation to the cause of es death of the Rev. Mr. Bell, which was announced yesterday is the Daily Negri. The principal evidence wet that of the engine -driver, William Williams, who eat in charge of the second sopa' of the M.rwich train when the collision took plow. Be said—We left Norwich about three o'clock. It was a spe cial one for workmen, and was composed of three carriages. I think there were forty or fifty ',bowers in it. Mr. LA. croft and Mr. Mayhew, superintendents of the lime, woo also in it. The two engines were is front. A man named narday drove the front engine. We got to the Ilarlintroad station without solidest, citing there about fifteen or eighteen minutes to four. We stopped there four or flee minutes. The dirsetions were given to me there about going out, but the doltr signals were up. both on the up an/ down lines bit. Latham, inspector of the road, directed Into go on towards Thetfora, on the up line, the some which we were then on. We did ea, sad had got two or three mike, when I saw • Urdu emit, down towards us. It was about 400 or 500 , Bards AI when I int new it. The accident took platy shout ice shwas Wkwby my watch. We bed sot left Hat _ I w e e ra r t e is o w in &ro th er hala rats l, did abou tnto6 mrTis an hear. t think le enemy towards as, become we had received me Moat it, and • curve in the liar elevated 3 , my mks Wee Is vies on. I don't skink it was 90 mil of Mara I Mel It ins es the Nese Use. I home- 11 d2tely naps* a/. Oar mesas had been as* off about 3 1 a minute brim s la aomequesee of a aqgaal hem Mr. ;:f Latham, beat whisk Interned there was some anew before os. Mr. Lathan bald his arm up. I believe the colliers l g. took ph one nal touched the ground. Baldwin was o my stoker. He was at the side of his break when I jumped tc off. As soon as I could recover myself I went to the engine and found him jammed between our engine and tender. " We liberated him and took him to the Railway Tavern, is where I stayed with him till be died. A surgeon came to Is him. I know the collision teak place at • quarter to 4. It As I fell when it took place my watch was broken, and it It. was set at • quarter to 4. Baldwin has been working with me for three years, and his age was about 36. es. By Mr. Cann, solicitor, who appeared for Howard—l ge. saw Crigp speak to Latham, inspector of permanent way, le at Marling ; but I don't know what directions were given. O. I did not Bee any one bold up their hands to stop the train 41 . ass. at Holing. George nude', engine driver, of Norwich—l left Nee- a wish on Thursday afternoon by the trail of which William yi„ was driving the engine. I let; Norwich at two urinate l past three. I drove the first engine. I continued driving up to Holing. We reached Holing shout 3A5, and ro„, slopped there about four or five minutes. Both danger sig- re nab were eat. We went on on the up line by the order of ;A Mr. Latham. Ile gave me orders to goon. I said nothing Is when he told me to eo on. 'Between three and V four miles from Hailing I obeesved a train I _ l l coming down on the same line. We were three- N ., quarters of • mile off it when we first perceived it, but it was about 700 yards off when we first saw it was on the same line. I shut the steam off directly I saw the train. SO and before I saw it was on the same line We applied the 10 breaks directly we saw the train was on the same line. We IL were going from 10 to 12 miles an hour when we first es discerned the train was on the setae line. I peeper. dto is lump off when we were about 34 yards off the coming train. is 1 measured it the neat morning. The collision took place ht. about two minutes after I jumped off. Coroner—Do you mean to say the train was two minutes O m 14 yards t W itneee—Yes, I do. Mr. Raven was on my engi ne, and I u was bound to obey his orders. After I jumped off I waited et. till all was over, and then I went to seek my mate. I called St to Dory, my mate, to put on the break when 1 saw the C traia. He is beet, and unable to attend to-day. I was not is hart in the least. We might have Item going a little faster than 12 or 13 miles an hour when we hint saw the train. 16 Perhaps 16 miles. By Mr. Cuss—David Drips came on my engine at au. Marling station. He told me he wile appointed to work all 1 1 the down trains. He was appointed to pilot all the hales a between Marling and Thetford. We thought we were so going on the down road when we were at the station. I 10 I asked him if there was any engine waiting from his end, II and he said "No." He told me there was • depth of frcm r t. 6to 9 feet of snow en the up lime, end said "It is only 15 a. minutes since I passed the onstruction." ft Mr. Evans—He meant that he was a monger on the al dews lice, and saw the obotruetioi en the up line. se. Witness—Mr. Latham said, "We are going on the up 1 0 . mad," and Snip replied. ' You must not." We started, '1•1 and were stopped, and Briggs called us to go back, sad iga go up the down line. Latham said, " No, I have men to se' slew the up line," and Briggs made no further objection. Se Briggs held up his hand to us not to start at first. The M at i t i c se... ere tap when we started. M . Were the signals a caution to you or to trains C eilVastlia Norwich ? ey They were • protection to as, and • caution to if lobs waft hew Norwich. Briggs held up his hands 110 ' 'bet Ur. MGM lid we were going on the up road. to Se The Ishwhy wan proceeding when our parch was de- IS epasebed. ihe - 08essor intimating that be should sit very is ssi be weld sot without great inconvenient* go on with it YIS ant dig (Tuesday). BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.. LIVERPOOL, TOTIADAT: 10.30 ♦ N. Wind N.N.F.., moderate, and cloudy. Arrived.—Quebee, from New Orleans; St. Anne, from Girgenti ; Charlotte, from Memel; Ellen, from Demerara; Washington, from New York ; Peruvian, from St. John's, N. 11. ; Antioks, from Callao. The crew of the Mermaid, from Liverpool, for Philadelphia, wrecked on the Copelands, were landed here this morning. Wind N.W. QUEENSTOWN, .1* s. 8. .. and Elgin, both from Callao. Put in.—Josefs, Juana, from Liverpool, for San Francisco, leaky, out live days. Nvi ATERFORD, JAR. S. Wind S.E. Arrived.—Hannah from Marseilles. KINGSTOWN, JAW. 9. The Thomas Mellor, of and for Shields, from Liverpool, came on shore last night on the North Bull, Drogheda. Crew saved. The Henry Southern,steamer, from Liverpool, put in here this morning with machinery broken. GRAVESEND, TUMIDLY, 9,30 • u. Wind Northerly, tide high water, weather mode rate, and cloudy. Arrived, Jan. 9.—Ambrosia, from Geelong; Dol phin, from New York; Princess Louise, from Moul mein; Arabella, from Patras ; Medina, from Haven nab; Princes', from Poodicherry ; Speed, from Mon tana; Johanna, from New York; General Bel areas, from Moulmein; Trafalgar, from Colombo; John Henry, from Mouri , ius ; Mina and William from Rigs; Catherine Pemberton, from Demerara; Marthon, from Quebec ; Harvest Home, from Port Wallace; Excel, from Guernsey; Mault, from Ter mine ; Junja, from Voice; Filey, from Marianople; Savage, from St. Michael's; Malcolm E. Brown. from Smyrna ; Thames, from Lisbon; Venue, from Cadie ; Washington, from Marseilles; Esther, from St. Elite; Foxhound, from Chestue. Jan. 10.—Fairy Queen. from Guernsey ; Louise, hots Trinidad; Mimosa. from Bostou ; Callender, from Lisbon; Cornelius Mess, from Sehevenieg. Sailed, Jan. 10.—Luconia, for Melbourne; Fred rick VIL, for Valparaiso. DEAL, TUUDAY, 9.45 • u. _ _ _ Wind N. 8., fresh. Passed.—Rea Si'iva, from London, for Newport; Cyclone, from London, for Sydney. Sailed. Royal George, Governor Macdonald, Henry Read, Two Sisters, Ben 'Muick Dime, Henry Tanner, Dorothea, Elizabeth Conway. COLDBATII FIELDS HOUSE OF CORRECTION. wiry, which islooked upon as a very important one by ns in the service of the three prisons or the county of a hat bees In progressions time, and is not yet mom. = bap the details of certsin matters which wen' OWN in the man 'gement of the Coldbath-flields rebels, laMMlldt reference to the discipline of the establish- 1 Imo Is do upaiwrilt of pri,oners. but to the administration ad its sablea. One estate ham bars the ahmonding of the peissland alsiitin the leases degartsinat, sad defalcatimis le S MAIM ISISIISbSIS bees dissamed be hie books. Hie so OP mos II amiss Yeah, and a dlreseision of him kir bass bribe lbw sad Cry, and a *arrant for his ling in the bands of the police. The inquiry le ardeled on b the viaiiag juseie.s, and Captain Waal" Ibl 110PSSMINSS. iSISSOIor of prisons, and a govern neat alteat4tand writer his bees in attendance. A great ray 'vIMO his bees sakes and the regatta will be leld bees the e/a.1% SS the day neat naming, for Use *onside's,- ties a thsol4ll. Wenn. THIS DAY.—Two Business in the railway market to-day is very quiet and prices are almost identical with the concluding quotations of yesterday. London and North-Western stock is quoted 101} to #; Great Western, 811 to }; Midland, 601 to 1 Lancashire and Yorkshire, 63}1 to 1 ; Dorers, 171 to It Great Northern., 201 to 1; and Caledonians, 26 to 1. French shares are not materially changed. North erns are quoted 331 to ; Strasbourg., 301 10 1; and Paris and Lyons, 141 to 16k prem. Luxembourg* remain quoted 91 to ORDINARY MARES MW STOCK& Swims Peas yeattettlsy. 1 140 Dui& _ Ds% per sest.Prof .. *awe of 'lwo.. Western of iwitoreiNid.. I 4 4•1 16b le If I d1; - tar I •1 do 7 1 Si I 4 pa 4 41 I Of di I I If die • pi I N qas Col-8 1141.3.1. Priam dew Its. Oboes Mama !W. yeAroder. Way. -- 100,904 1 Una Feb - MOOD 1 tAses Mile - i 0491 all 4 010 aar MOW+ to .. 1 2a21.01113041.• MAR 10 44.31401.131 „. I 14 O. ifs 80.900 20 4,42,144.11. WOOL I kainall=oll4ltaa... t a ll 4 4 3 Ma 100,000 I Lasiedlas Freelhald 49,000 1 Ave Urfa. el 4 4 die 1. 004 $0 31assaves Ins & Dad all 9 II 000.01$ I $i Aranalltus nola all 4 1 4 di l e OO IS ellaidslikem 33 8 10 000 46 tawas.lnp.(leaatal.p • SO I 4 1,000 SO De.o4.oearedOita al; $ 04 n" 30 De. St Ids Llal My 16 $1 64 ad 289,440 1 Carnefeebidt. ..... ..- 4 1 4de 54, 1 1 104.0830,3114.214.,3ma 4 - - 4 11,1107 40 Wee 11111r ic.. . ........... .11 45 47 IMOD* • 40333311101 Capiap•—... l6 114 144 1 1 150,900 et._ 10399er Ids et lag. 21, ID :6 11, 116 413.. 19248. 7pr erg all 4 6 iri 10,040 6 +114818,1 all Si 34 24 - - Great Ifesset VAL-. 391 1.0 " I 1 De. 2.81.11041 ...... all 4 die oar 10,000 10 40.34 M —. .. an 14 It 11, I Mara Dos* et al; 1 4AI 11. 000 015 :4 Carol Sdieelb...... Dadas .1' If 24 e 433,404 1a Iletlaurst. ..... „.... all 4 die 1 0 1 . 630 1A4.42 - al, a 4 di.. 10,111 Wryer all 104 114 64,000 1.40.00211334.031. C 0• 29 1 1 100,003 4111•14413. . -. all I I dl. I 3403103419111.1nee1824 4 if 74 40,000 Nov Semils .---- all 4 4 01. 40.090 14.1.4m321114.115e1500. all - - 4•4,000 1 Neevass il t! al 4 i Pm 14.304 , he *MA i ; 1.34.31. ..- all par Cps 10302 ~ tll s kaizra 10,304 ~.•• _......, all 9 10 TOGO .7 leatlag• &Oda 20,04,, • eleutit Auttillaa a. 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Si*. 11.1 flematis at I? pAI. 10 10 1 Do. pram Pet- 6 01.11161611WaIng1)114 1166 60 a ,Gloftes.llllollllaav ea Syr a. tosaismillis. 16 PAL 1 96 :Or Dille irreligion/As 4per et 6 11 LAnsatalso lamb V a.lv; ley Ditto. parsoot Punt . 140 Enc., Hrlek.Pref.9 twat 100 'Ditto Now Gear.. par Ct. S 1466.101.16,6660ALThir5it 611 I Lorderisny hCaiar. I IPh all rtalotglarryi4Enalak.4.4l le Nan,lsbitaLlae.daii.go: I^ Do. Nur SIO $ De. ail Catitie, 4i p Ct. tOO 11atetat , L00r.1.r..4.4.4, 4: - I Ditto errlaitotart WI 10,541 5 pet.TALEILIB46 in Po. Pref. SI i.er at. Mtd 10. Do.WararsorTalley a ttrt IttolSteth it:titan al. North 116ittordalitre Oalard, W.-.eater, a 1 I Walrar.,2ll.lo4T sit 4 44.0 Otto Rico an IgeottlabOastral:rawPrel. to Itara r0..1 Cl:oat/m(slsr. A. Mr.: II p. 10 Do. par la Aatti „ II Milo Plati liter Cast VI Soy* Sara Asa 101 W., Do. ta per coat. at: "lth.Turothtreittorotataar Cr tatortardraltUtioutyllgatiti tat 'Tara, NOTOMMIII# 1. 4 f nrl o 4 , iii las.pareb. o 01115 1, to torshieloe.lLril.7.l it; Me 4f S • Si 11 . 1 OS tt dim 14 41 41 11 • • 4i k ii ii 44 N{ 14 131 121 12 42 b n 12iii 83 Os 7* 71 Os 12* IS 11 * 9 97 101 l 1011 Paz I Pa par j ort 10 13 2 al d: 10 II 191 10 co* Of SS 83 51, NI tbe par 4 tb It 33 6 II 46 4S it Se di ye 14 11 10 It 2t 4 4 110 12 Ile dlr 11 I Me par 24 10 Si ft N fi 00 13 MI 4 i As 14 1 11 12 $1 21) 12 II N 10 52 33 2 Eli 17... is is 7 ii a. 4 44 t. 10 143 10 :13 I 14 41a M tot le 4 4i 1 t e pm 1 1 l : IN 141 In. 110 i il4 vs fle 7 101 ICS M 100 XOl. par 144 143 - 4 . ~... 114 11 111 7b Si I r l 4 IPM 1= 145 141 - . 146 104 10$ 111 118 it is 101 108 1 4 1,,, 14 111 10/ II 14 II 24 tai 1411 11 14 12 41 Gls I I St le Par 01 10 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCINO-LANE.-THIS DAY. 6Uol.ll.—The public sales are large. The Barbados@ sold at a slight advance. Other deecriptrons are progress ing without any material alteration. The refined market Arm. Oro. , ry lumps, 4%. 13d. to 50s. Curran —ln public We plantation Ceylon sold at full prices. Ent India is going off irregularly. Native Cey lon dell at 495. 61. Tim —The market Is steady without alteration in prices. SALTPITILI hue sold at telly le. &drapes on lit week's prises, 31s. to 32a. Gd. Rica continues in good demand. at a slight advance. Oita have advanced 10s. per tun. HEMP, fin, and other Russian produce am in demand at advanced prism. Srtitta.—Ram and brandy are held for higher prime. la other articles no material alteration. DellyeauL lANDON WEEKLY DOCK ivoial,W. India—cog kt►uritiu. &mod 11[1[Wm. Foreign tbrrea.W.lrdia.. club Bloch& Mite Cow 4., W. I .reign Wiut 141 I 2,111 2 , 0 0,490 4.000 10.200 4. 70 32 . 9 273 171 2.900 113 r.■. R. lOW 11,100 19,600 57,000 70,000 111,000 270,000 161,000 $82,000 0 1,180 15,100 11,700 33,40 110,000 11,000 14,000 160 15,100 TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallow aterket is steady, but not so excited as yesters Cal, he " bean " having bought in a considerable pan of their *mann Town tallow is quoted :595. Cd., nett cash; Pecenborg Y.C. ors the spot 625. 61.; Jan. to March, Ob. ; March to April, 625. 91. SMiTHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the trade without alteration. Pt me Meadow Hay, 1/os. to 116 s. ; inferior, SOL to 7011. Bowen, 50e to 70s. ; Clover, 90s. to 1265.; second cot, 80e.; to 1 Mt. ; Straw, 40e. to 46.. COTTON.—LivmtrooL, his. 9. The market aloud very firmly, andeampered with the prieaa current last week, price of all desuriptione f cotton are quite as dear. The fates i 1.11,0 atnounted to 6,000 bides, iimludieg 6,000 ra.• (500 for export), sod a similar quantity on apeenhition 500 Buyittlana, 6d. to Ilid. ;600 Surat, &L. to 4d. ; sat 30 blaada,2o4. to ft, 14. The English stock market opened with a heavy appearance, and ruled during the morning at a fur ther decline of to per cent. Towards the close of business, however, a much firmer feeling became observable; and, the market being assisted by pur chases to cover speculative sales effected at the higher prices lately current, coupled with intelligence of • rally of per cent. at Paris to-day, the fonds finally closed with a strong appearance, at a rise of per cent. on the final range of Saturday. The rise may bi regarded as sufficiently remarkable, oc curring as it did in face of the receipt of telegraphic despatches asserting positively that the allied fleets have at length entered the Black Sea. This movement of the market affords a remarkable illustration of the prevalent disposition of speculators to " discount " unfavourable political moose: hence, when the events anticipated really *elms off," the speculators realise their profits, and the immediate effect on the market is directly the reveals of that for which the public have looked. lilt nat, gigitvrtießuseianfori;;. It =Ws Painted out, however, that this was not the sak i toss perhaps the chief cause of the afternoon's iespellorimmt. A good deal of attention was excited by the announcement made in the Menileur, and received by telegraph, that the Prince de Chimay hu had an audience of the Emperor of France in order to deliver a note from King Leopold of Belgium. It was at once concluded that this communication has reference to the question now agitating Europe; and, looking to the movements apparent amongst the courts and; diplomatists of Western Europe, and to the Russia* influences which appear, by the latest advice., to be vigorously at work at Constantinople, an anxious and very excited feeling was produced in the afternoon, which was further stimulated by the circulation of a variety of rumours. Apart from politics, the arrivals et gold, and the lets stringent appearance of the = market, are calculated to have a favourablece on the security markets. With the creep. don of the rally at Pans above referred to, however, the whole of the continental bourses are reported as having suffered a material fall, caused, prob.bly, by the French diplomatic note recently published. Consols opened at 92: to 1 ex div. for the 18th, declined to 92 to 1, and after several fluctuations, bad rallied to 921 to / at the official close. At 4 o'clock the price had advanced to 92/ to 1 •, and after that hour there were buyers at 921. There wan further sales of money stock in the morning. The official business report is annexed, viz:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 1,1, ex div.; ditto for account, 18th January, 921, 1,1, /, 1 ' 1 an div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 92 1, 1:1. Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 931, 1,1, 1,1,, 5. Long Annuities, 1860, 51. Bank Stoat, 219. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 6s. to 9s. prem., and India Bonds, par to 4s. prem. The foreign stock market showed much bezel- WM during the morning, but bad partially rallied at the close. The chief feature was a fall of 2to 3 per oat. iu Russian, on sales on account of continental lholders. Peruvian fell 11. per cent., and prices were generally quoted lower throughout this department. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 22/ to 23. Peruvian Four-end-a-Half per Cents., 64 to 66. Sardinian, 89 to 91. Spanish Deferred, 20 Ito 21 ex div. Russian Five per Cents., 1081 to 91 ; Iditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 89 to 91 ex div. Granada Active, 19 to 21; ditto Deferred, 6/ to 7 1 . 1 The list of sales includes: Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 1852, 92. Buenos Ayres Six per Cent., 62. Chilian Six per Cent., 101, 102, 100. Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 83, 841. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 621, 63, 621 / ex div.; ditto Four per Cent. Certi fi cates, 95 94i. Equador Beads, 41. Granada Deferred, 7. Mexican Three Le/...Cenla_or 23, 22 1, 4. Peruvian Four-and-a , Half per Cent., 65; ditto Three per Cents., 47. Por tuguese Four per Cent., 39 ex di,. Russian Five per Cent., 110, 109; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 91, 891 ex div.; ditto Small Bonds, 93 ex div. Sardinian Five per Cents., 89,88. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 431, 1, 421 ex div.; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 201 1 ex div. ; the Passive Bonds (Converted), 41. Venezuela De- 1 I fened One per Cent., 13. Intelligence was received to-day of the arrival of smother vessel from Australia, viz., the Ambrosine, kin Geelong. Her dates are as recent as those brought in by the Frances Beaty, extending to the 13th Oct. The amount of gold brought in by this vessel is not yet ascertained, but she is known to have 15,000 ounces (60,0001.) on board, consigned to the London branch of the Bank of New South Wales. Of the vessels homeward bound from Australia, the subjoined are known tc hve gold on besAls via.; Date of Gold en Prom waling. Ounces. Madagaaear Port Phillip .. Aug. 12 .. 60,460 Roxburgh Cutlet Port Phillip .. Sept. 24 .. 71,882 Mohawk Sydney .. Sept. 15 .. 14,095 Helen Baird Undaunted Gteleng .. Sept. 30 .. 35,000 Total ounces 195,316 The value of this is fully 780,0001. Much of the gold now received from Australia is on account of the banks. Of that by the Mohawk, 11,408 ounces are for the Bank of Australasia, and 2,398 ounces for the Commercial Banking Company; and of that by the Helen Baird, 10,267 ounces are for the Union Bank of Australia, and 3,612 ounces for the Commercial Banking Company. The amount of specie brought in by the Asia, from New York, is stated in the teleraphic despatck at 826,000 dole., or about 65,2061. Notice is issued of the cancelment and shipment to Lima of Peruvian Six per Cent. Bonds of 1849, to the amount of 1,814,8001., this loan being replaced by the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. loan lately negotiated in London. In the corn market to-day there was a further rise of Is. on Friday's prices, making a total rise of about ss. per quarter since Monday. Great excitement prevailed in the tallow market, to-day, the price of this article being now mainly affected by the aspect of politics. There was a fur ther rise of 2a. per cwt., or 2!. per too, the closing price of Russian being 625., " buyers," on the spot. Mr. Richard Thornton, the chairman of the commit tee of Portuguese bondholders, has this day made a formal protest, through Mr. John Dennison, jun., the notary, against the arbitrary deduction of [we alth. of the dividends, as ordered by the late spoilt tory decree of the Portuguese government ; and also against the non-payment of the overdue dividends, and the other financial disho nesties of Portugal. So long as the bondholders maintain their just attitude of opposition to Portu guese government spoliations, it will be impossible for that state to derive any advantage from the London money market, as the London Stock Ex change has already formally refused to allow of the introduction of any new stock or security guaran teed by that government, until the prior claims of the bondholders shall have been satisti.d. The first annual general meeting of the Peel River Land and Mineral Company is called for the lst February. By the Sydney Morning herald of the sth Octo ber, we perceive that the bill for incorporating the New South Wales Coat and Inter-colonial Steam Na vigation Company had been read • third time in the Legislative Council and pas-ed. Land shares were firmer to-day. Australian Agri cultural shares rose about 31., closing at 41 to 43. South Australian Land were last quoted 36 to 38. In Bankshares, the feature was a tall of 2/. in the shares of the Bank of Australasia and Union Bank of Australia. Crystal Palace shares closed firmer at 1 3-18 to 1 6-16 prem. At Paris today (Monday) the Three per Cent. Rentes cloak for money at 71.10, and the Four-and- a-Half k .er C....t5. at 99.60. The Three per Cents. exhibit a further rally of 1 per cent. since Satur day. Madrid—Thursday : Three per Cent. Interior Debt, 411; ditto Deferred, 21 j. These prices exhibit no change. Hamburg—Saturday : Spanish Three per Cents., 37 ; ditto, Deferred, 19g. Sardinian, 82. This bourse has again given way. Frankfort—Saturday : Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic', 761. Spanish Three per Cents., 39 • ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 201. Here, disc:, a fall is shown, amounting to 11 per cent. in Austrian. Berlin--Saturday Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 92; Exchange on London, 6.161. Human has fallen 2 per cent. Vienna—Closing prices (Saturday): Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic', 91. Exchange on London, 11.47. Bank Shares, 1,340. Gold, 26 per cent. prem.; silver, 181 per cent. prem . These prices in dicate the existence of a panic. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by our government stocks at pre sent prices. To render the results strictly accurate. the proportion of interest which may have accrued slaw last dlstc l Sl42lSetiaCtisliA4o- 4 410taffsig bt I a ague, i . _ Mid per ;sat Prior. pa mamma. 921 921 Si 4, 7 $ 4• T Three per Cent. Consols Three per Cent. Backend Bank Stock (die. at,the rata of 8 per cent. per annum) 21a India Stock (atv. 101 per cent, per annum) Exchequer Bills (interest 24. per cent. per den Bl. mem 3 0 7 Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Liver pool Weekly Share List) showing the rates yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prices: lot per et. per mow at W rate or airicleati paid Last 1 year. lAA year 9 ' a it, 4 4 11:4 Pro, Pries. RAILWAY. 121 ISadal aad a inde7niei. 7. ...... -......71 . 1 1 , 1 17 Illidlasd, Birmingham sad Derby 61 Ilillimlacek . ..... —.— 171 Ikea Beams Is/ tlimaj im ar w isalbpart 14113 11 I Sli sal lli 41 iii et am TeelirdzaiOik 33 Ossat Woburn 13 Lam/mud lava Western Fifths 76 Lamas sad toathaestarn 4l I/ 416 IS IliamlOniet 177marn—Irelaad ...... 22 Takagi Worth Midland 1 3 24 4 17 94 111 Ilaalassiddr• 1 1 41 416 141 larks rut North Westraa Stock 97 Magi and Barter 131 Tat, Yosemite, and Bawl* ..... 491 Dii sod What 111 MINIM Oesalles 3 1 b • 6 64 23 tesdia Nara 4 Il 4 6 116 fa Loam MOM" sad eottb Come 11 lassma ml garlais 4 4 21 34 C1131611331M .....« 4 1 11 4 6 04 11 01.11.admirn sad liateni—lrshal 93 Ilsausta mid Cariiii• 104 Lamm lad Priam ... 4 111 4 3 114 60 agar . ... 4 9 4 4 0 61 Olargar and South Waders 4 1 31 4 4 14 OMB& likEand —,. 4 41 4 0 4 17 Maar sad Birksubsad 201 Gam Bertlian ll 0 3 2 0 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoct. The funds do not fully maintain the rally of yes terday, but the market shows more steadiness. Con sols opened at 92) to 1 ex div. for the 18th instant, and have since rallied to 921 to 1. For money the price is about 1 per cent. lower. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 921 to 93; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. at 931 to 94; Bank Stock, at 218 to 219 ; Exchequer Bills at 7s. to 10.. prem.; and India Bonds at par to 4s. prem. With the exception of a slight improvement in Mexican Bonds, which are quoted 23 to 1, the quo- tations of foreign stocks show no rally. Russian Five per Cents. have been sold still lower at 108 ; and the Four-and a-Half per Cents. at 89 to lex div.; Por tuguese Foar per Ceuta have been dealt in at 381 ex div.; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 421; the Passive Bonds at 41; and Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 62 ex div. Sardinian has fallen, sales having been pressed at 87. Spanish Deferred is quoted 203 to 1. MINES. MONDAY EVININO. There is still a good demand for mining stock., and an active business is going forward. We have, however, no especial change to report in prices. Great Polgooth shares were firmer. Amongst the sales reported are: Devon Great Consols, 430, 436; South Caradon ' 385; West Caradon, 280 ; North Pool, 222 1 , 225; South Tolgue, 150, 155; United Mines, 210; West Providence, 36 ; Alfred Console, 26;, 27 ; Wheal Arthur, 29, 31 ; Wheal Comford, 3 7a, 40; East Buller, 61, 7; South Tamar, 6a; Rut Tamar,, ; St. Day United, 2k, 1 ; Molland, Z, 1; Tr e leigh Comte, 2 ; Wheal Edward, 21, 31; North Damsel, ; ; ; Kilbricken, 24, 3; Drake. walls, 21; Wheal' Gable, 21 :lope Valley, 4,5; Callington, Shares in Penmaen Mine (Merioneth) are quoted at 1251. to 1:3; 1 4 :..er 1-129th The gold mining shares showed flatness in the morning, but the preferable descriptions closed a shade better. This department remains generally neglected. At 4:o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 1 to 1 prem.; Great clock, k die. to par; British Austrilian, ; to a; dia.; Nouveau Monde, kto ; prem. • Ague Fria, 11-16 to 13-16 prem. Other mining stocks were devoid of feature. The Mexican and South American Company's shares showed flatness. The nominal closing prices of new undertakings are es follows :—South Devon Console,l to .1 prem.; Lewis Hill Range, Z to) die. ; Clarendon (of Jamaica), a to ) pm.; Golden Mountain, ;to # dia. ; Mount Carbon Coal, I to ) die.; Kenmore, par to ; prem.; Conte niara,4 die. toper ; Glenaulin, 5-16 to 3-16 die. ; Aus tralian Mutual, ; to 1 die.; Poltimore, „L to 1 Fern.: Great Crinnis, k to pm.; Garnett and Moseley, to prem.; Sue River (of Jamaica), a dia. to par ; Met calfe (of Jamaica),) to 1 pm.; Australasian Coal, 1 to a dia.; Britannia Gold, ) to ) per eh. (all calls paid up) ; Fortuna, ; to }prem.; Oberuhof, par to ; pm.; Glad bach Zinc, I die. to 4 prem.; San Fernando Silver Lead, die. to prem.; Peninsular Mining, to 1 prem.; Great Hewes United Tin, par to prem.; Cologne Lead, t to 7, die.; Monarch Gold, 6-16 to 3-16 dis.; Jamaica Copper. to a pm.; New Linares, die. to par; Melbourne Gold, ; to ; die. ; New ' South Wales Coal, I to ' dia.; L'Aigle d'Or, to a dia.; Dhurode Crpper,a die. toe pm.; Carberry • West, 5.16 to 3-16 dia.; Moselle, par to; pm. ; British I Colonial Smelting and Reduction, 1 die. to par; Lackamor Copper, to ) die.; Cumberland Herne * tits Iron Ore, par to 1 prem.; Port Royal (of Jamaica), to a prem. ; Ligurnea (nf Jamaica), a, to a die.; Al ' bion Gold, Ito 1 dis. ; Adelaide Land and Gold, la to •• 0) die.; Rhenish Copper, par to) prem. THIS DAY.—Teo o'CLoca. The gold mining share market remains dull, with little change in price-. Colonial Gold shares are quoted Ito prem. ; Noreen Monde, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Ague Fria. 11-16 to 13-16 prem. ; and Great Nugget, I die. to par. Australian Agricultural altar( a are quoted 41 to 42 Peel River, I. die. to par; North british Anatralamian, 1-10 dis. to 1-16 prem. ; and Scottish Australian Investment, 1 7-16 to 1 9- 1 6 prem. Santiago de leuba share have been dealt in at 51. ENTERTAINMENT TO THE LUNATIC PATIENTS AT COLNEY HATCH —O.. Wednesday font .he patients at this asylum wire assembled in the exercising ball to the number of 6.50, and entertained in the cu.tomaty manner with cakes, fruits, tic. The patients were delighted with a series of dnvolving views, which were exhibited through the kindness of Mr. Charles Worniward, one of the visiting justices. Snags and glees were sung, and the amusements mistimed till half past nine o'clock. An alarm of fire was at ens time raised, but fortunately, owing to the exertions of Mr. Pompeii and the clerk to the committee, the patients were kept tranquil. A piece of ornamental ca lico, pl a yed ands one of the galleries with some *mg r. ..took fire. bat it was him du- it by Mr. Pown.iii and Ar:Poor, with the assistance of the finale ward. rs in *ittierilintre, wad all danger removed. Order was restored"ln aWm marmites, and the Tea of the evening was paned bollsw.gseot elbeerfal and satisfactory wasser. ~' i`M 4 G'+ 4* - P 't ;A A lON OM r SO& Amer N tilt a ll► WO. tkka Amt. .1 M OAB- kinlif. 1Q•• WO T. 10.14 nit 10 i is lile Pi / 1 . r. ter . .......... .......-• - 7 21 In II 51 ►t ii n SI U II MP Ur IN 100 101 0 111 i II ri 14 II I SM ST Sy • so 101 tel n U 10 143 110 II ... - IN 111 Hi 184 SI :II 1:1 MI If 94 $3 If li 4 111 I sl+l all 98 1011 1 wilt 661 It te If $ U 111 6 6 SS St IF If n 31 us 110 W 1 ;.• '