The Sun. — London, England, 1854-10-18 00:00:00

tf( .!sk rbtrb Mlttton, BUN OFFICE, Seven o'Clook. LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. OFFICIAL DESPATCHES AND LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDED. WAR•OFFICE, OCT. 18. The followin ietter, enclosing returns of the non-commissioned officers and privates who were killed or wounded in the late engagement in the Crimea has this day been received at the War Office. Balaklaya, October 3, 1854. Sir—l am directed by the Commander of the Forces to transmit, for the information of the Secretary -at-War, the accompanying Nominal Returns* of the casualties among the Noncom missioned Officers and Privates, which occurred at tha battle of Alma, en the 20th September, 1854. I have, &c., THOS, STEELE, Lieut.-Col. Beijamirt Hawes, Esq. Military Sec. etc. &c. &c., War Office. * 13th Light Dragoons; Royal Artillery; 3rd Battalion Grenadier Guards ; let Battalion Coldstream Guards ; let Battaliou Scotch Fusilier Guards; 4th Foot ; 7th Foot ; 19th Regiment ; 21st Regiment ; 23rd Regiment ; 30th Regiment; 33rd Regiment; 41st Regiment ; 42hd Regi ment ; 44th Regiment ; 47th Regiment ; 49th Regiment ; 65th Regiment ; 77th Regiment ; 88th Regiment ; 93rd Regiment; 95th Regiment; let Battalion Rifle Brigade; 2nd Battalion Rifle Brigade. Nominal Returns of Casualties of the Action of the 20th September, 1854. 13th LIGHT DRAGOONS—No return received. (No casualties appear to have occurred in this Regiment, see Extraordinary Gazette of October 8, 1854.) ROYAL ARTILLERY. Troop or Battalion. Battery. Rank and Names. 11 R.H.A. 11 11 11. 11 KILLED. Wm. Mortlock, corporal Alexandar Laing, Wheeler Samuel Beck, s. smith Ezekiel Denny, gunr. & driver John Greatrix, do. George Beech, do. John Hamilton, do. William Crew, do. Joseph Perkins, driver WOUNDED. J. Wass, serjeant Samuel Martin, serjeant James Paisley, gunr & driver Henry Bradley do. George Bradley do- Patrick Brennan do. Henry Harris do- John Holland do. J. Jones, bombardier G. Poole, gunner and driver .._ ..._ D. Rea do James Reid, corporal James Grilly, gunner and driver John Wallis do. Edw. Wadsworth do. Andw. Robinson do. J. B. McCann do. Geo. Copeland do. George Smith Joseph Tomlinson Thomas Rolfe Charles Hatter Satunel Barrett Ed ward Griffiths Isaiah Hawkins Robert Smith James Liwgeson Robert Pitcher John Bever* George Buck George Marshall GRENADIER GUARDS (3d Batallion). KILLED. Privatas. William Gorton Chas. Gillard Noah Gosling Daniel Palmer James Baker Renry Firman Noah Fishlook James Broad Nehemiah Smith William Rowe John Champion WOUNDED. Serjeants. Reory Russell John Cran6eld Joseph Coles IsT BATTALION COLD STREAM GUARDS. KILLED—None. WOUNDED. Privates. Charles Butcher George Bess David Clow Win. Clatworthy Wm. Farran t Jonathan Flint John Hatton George Holland Joseph Hopkins Nebr. Jeffries Edmund Jenkinsen James Lilley Robert Winter Robert Milburn Wm. Newell Wm. Nicholas John Rutter Wm. Sproat Frederick Southcott Wm. Smith Win. Spark Wm. Scrutton Charles Woods Wm. Warman John Yeo Edward M. Crerigh John Groom - Corporals. Thomas Edmundson William Rodger Ileury Martin Benjamin Massey Thomas Burrow Privates. William Moore George Felsham Robert Baker Henry Coles James Moulden. Elijah Robe). John Durlier Thomas Cunliffe John Powell George Wheeler James Hilton Thomas Burrow Henry Badcock Joseph Gibling Frederick James John Ricketts William Steel James Varney Thcmas Harter Robert Farmer John Young Henry Lamb Abraham Willmott Charles Shaw James Buck James Stur John Woodward Austla Woodman William Dury Samuel Miller James Kelly Joseph Hill Jeremiah Cropley James Nagiaton William Stone. William Pointer James Smith, Ist Launclot Hall Edward Panting William Carter William Leat James Smith Thomas Smith Henry Reeves John West William Folio wee John Martin William Minter Francis Wright Joseph George Thomas Banting Henry Curzons Robert Martin Henry Salter Thomas Stone Henry Hope Robert Drew George Hett George Brettan - William P. Skinner James Rawlinson William Ailing Elias Bull William Beatson John Entwisle William Muffit William Mitchell James Martin Richard Margett3 George Oates Thomas Pithouse George Spencer James Talbot Julan Wood Charles Goodenham John Butler William Farmer Robert Gerrett Samuel Little William Moodey William Men Samuel Nichols illiam Robins Thomas Riley Robert Wirdnam John Alexander Giles Lewis Thomas Leary William Palmer 'Phomae Shergold James Pearce George 3•Taskall Thomas Reading John Harrison e?,ob Young [sT BATTALION SCOTS FUSILIER GUARDS. KILLED. Borjeants. Francis Robbie Joseph Lan• Nicholas Lae• _ Corporals. John Blyth• James Seaton Alexander Dickson Privates. Alexander Aird Frederick Blake George Davis (3665) Robert Forbes Thomas W. Hogg William Miln John Main George Payne John Richardson George Satchwell DIED OF WOUNDS. Corporals. Isaac Bond William Bailey Privates. Francis Cola Henry Cobden George Duff William Martin (3429) Frederick Moore J. S. Ogilvie Thomas Phillips Ed ward Pelham John Stanley William Stokes Arcliibald Smith WOUNDED. Serjeauts. Richard Bye Peter Chalmers Andrew Gair George M'Leod James Seers George Stewart John Vatter Corporals. James Adams Daniel Cameron John Craw Joseph Fall Colin Gilchrist James Millard George Smith Drummer. Alexander Anderson Privates. Joseph Adkins Stephen Ayling David Anderson Thomas Black Thomas Balcanquhal Charles Bowley Andrew Brenner Robert Bordon George Biddlecombe George Brown Wm. Boyd Andrew Brodie Alexander Black George Cross Alfred Carpenter Joseph Coulter John Cameron (3d co.) -- . e ` r Wm. McChins John Cameron Peter Craivie Robert Dons William Dougl George Duncan•t Daniel Dare George Ester Warin Eskins Brice Fripn James Findlay Thomas Gordon John Gatehouse, Robert Geddes David Harris William Hill John Hobbs Robert Holloway Alex. Hannah Robert Jolinstater W'lliam Joy Rickard Jones Francis Loader Edward Little Wtn. Lawrence Henry Lawrence, Jr. J.lati R. Moore Wm. McLagan Thomas McLsary Thomas Me Roberts George McLeoi Fames Mesher Tohn Mitchell Andrew Morton Wm. McPherson Patrick McKeero James McGhee John Morris qeorge Owler Thomas Owen Henry Organ James Oak Tames Payne George Pulley John Parker Thomas Presdie Toseph Page rhomas Phillips (sth co.) Elijah Richens Alexander Ross Peter Raffil Frederick W. Rogers William Scott John Slow gL.a Richard Smith leorge Saywell I.lexander Shaw Chomas Wood Chomas Walters lames Wylie George Watts Thomas Wilson lames Walker John Ward Tames Wilson Clarks Weller Tames Warren enrge Wariner Robert Whitton James Young Tohn Young Serjeants. William M'Gregor Ntorgan Jones James McKeekine William Frost"' Tohn Stratton James Charlston Corporals. Joseph Poynty William Stewart Privates. John Austins Tames Alexander John Burns Thomas Bywater Sinclair Bruce John Corben George - Clinton Hugh Fergusson John Flint Tohn Hiscock John Johnstone Daniel Lindsay George Lindores qeorge Leslie William McNeil Tames Munsio Thomas Parry Charles Ross Robert Smith Jatnes Scott Joseph Workman Thomas Paine James Gibson James Henry 4rEt REGIMENT. KILLED—Nene. WOUNDED. Privates. Leonard Warden Michael Corry Thomag Saunders James Bright John S►lverthorn Robert Hubison Michael Meekle John Williams MISSING. Privates. Garrett Cordon Michael Curley William Kennedy 7TH ROYAL FUSILIERS KILLED. Colour Serjeant _ Joshua Purcell Serjeant Eli Everett Corporals. Robert Wickfield Charles Elliott Privates. James Bowman George Clinton Jess; Jones Henry Woolford William Bennett Christopher Calverley Joseph Irwin John Barstow John Bisgrovo Joseph Chappel John Dance John Guest John Harris Henry Wilson Hugh Ambler William Ball Robert Cooper Richard Illott John Jackson James McDonald James McKearnon James Parke William Todd Robert Bates William McCloy Alexander Bridges William Crook Rich. Green John Robinson James Swailes Mich. Tyrrell William Brown Abraham Thompson William Barnett WOUNDED. Serjeants. John Kirkby John Potham James Whitaker • Chrisr. Barry Arthur S. Charter John Donnelly John Mealia Richd. Newcomb , William Latimer Sitneon Maud Fredk. Rowe Joseph Buckley .Wiliam Hainsworth George Vincent John Coulter Lemuel George John Duggan Owen Connolly Corporals. William Maitland William Senior George Whittle George Burrowes Jph❑ Fawcett Henry Williams Philip Frost James Downes John C. Creighton Christr. Severs Privates. Whitfield Breett Blliott Brook George Broughton James Carver Peter Clarke Manasseh Dennieson - Paul Faran John Goodhall George Gouge Andrew Hardacre John Harrison Thomas Hanley Mark Hinchcliffe William Hill ..., David Knigh t John Lees Patrick Bann Michl. M 'Car Isaac Paice John Painter Patrick Sher - - William S:n - - Cilarlei Gr ,i,,liii BR In Robert Bill Thorna , Ba Denis Clear Owen Curry Charles Frewin Thomas Hicks Joshua Huggon George Leat Thomas Lovall Patrick M'Hugh Patrick M'Namara Michl. Meleady , Thomas Mead John O'Connor Richard Seijeant Charles Winters James Withers Charles Boyle Robert Cows James Cumming Michl. Dean James Coussell George Day Francis Dowling Walter Dnffy John Y. Fry Archd. Garvin' William Gaynor William Goding Thomas Goldsmith James Garmley James Lang John Lawrence William Manbam Thomas Richardson Patrick Boyle William Britton • Joseph Carter Thomas Court John Harden James Higgins Richard Howard Charles Hurling William Ferns William Kerr Robert Luce. William Lynch Thomas Mc Gragh James Redman Henry Sherlock William Skeith George Spofforth 1 Richard Staddon James Tattersall William Trainor Charles Tyson Charles Williams Henry Pye Daniel Bamford Goodyair Bowles Luke Bramwell Henry Martin Jilin Driscoll Thomas Gunter 1 Thomas Holmes Henry Jenkins Thomas Nicholson William Sheppard George Mawson John Clarkson Robert Clements Ambrose Coleman William Field Thomas Harris Charles Hammand John Hart John Lindsay John Mason James Moan Gear& Phillips Samuel Sage Adam Wilson William Henry Wood James Bartley James Dempsey James Giles Henry Gardiner E - dward Lawrence Patrick Martin J. W. G. Peaks Francis Porter John Ryans Charles Smith Joseph Timms Benjamin Ward Robert Williamson Robert Walladge George Battison John Crawley John Degnan Thomas Gale John Hardman John Herd William M‘Vity Joseph Hodson John Mason James Mole Owen Smith Thomas Hargadden George Roach John Sheridan John Mullin Joseph Johnson William Dawson John Carroll Henry Jackson - Drummer. Mehl. Huston MISSING. Privates. David Ask with 19TH REGIMENT. KILLED. Corporal. Robert Hines Privates. George Brown Michael Flannigan Thomas Hannon George Cox John Pender Stephen Bradley Jesse Burtonshall Michael Gullinan James Byrnes James Johnston Patrick Lawler William I. Walton Walter Ewing James Fowler David Jones Andrew Kelly William Lamb William M‘Goldrick Denis Naughton John Kennedy John Skinner 42n REGIMENT HIGH LANDERS. KILLED. Privates. John Macleod David Hart Neil Campbell Richard Fadden William McKenzie SINCE DEAD. Privates. Thomas Elliott Donald McDonald WOUNDED. Colonr-Serjeant. James Lounden Serjeant. James Stewart Privates. Thomas Lyall Alexander Forbes William Hunter William Fraser John Higgie Andrew Lyon William Taylor Archibald M'Alpin Benjamia Norfolk Henry Hamilton William M'Math John Park Thomas Leitch William Barber Adam L aidlaw William Forrester John Buchanan George Butler Alexander Duncan James M'Donald John M'Nish Robert Michie George Johnstone Timothy Lynch George Howinson Alexander Robertson Peter Fraser William Cruickahanks Wm: King John Graham James Skene David Muir 44TH REGIMENT OF FOOT. KILLED. Private. Thomas Horkfall WOUNDED. Corporal. John Walsh Privates. Thomas Mitchell Robert Crook Thomas Deigan James Hoey Thomas Hogan Henry Suddy 47TH REGIMENT OF FOOT. KILLED. Serjeant. John Lomax Corporals. Daniel Barber Henry Crowe Private.. Samuel Huddy • WOUNIMID. Serjeant-Major. Young Serjeants. Oneill --- Newport Robert Court Corporals. -- Twomey -- Lyon John Haney Drummer. Edward Bygrovea Privates. James Lacy John Egan Patrick Burke Corns. O'Connor James Kettle Thomas Clutlow Timothy M'Namara - Sainsbury Patrick Magee Bryan Mahon James Mara Daniel Cowey John Savage John Allen George Evans Michael Mackey Samuel Badman Edward Boam Charles Harris Daniel lvers John Mannion Patrick Hayre Varner Mathews John Oneill Williams Reddy John M‘Namara Edward M'Carthy William Holland George Jones Samuel King Charles Williams Joseph Luff Andrew Lohan Michael Maher John M'Guire Henry Dennis George Lee Henry Byng Michael Haverty Joseph Mallett William Pagett John Power George Hayes John M`Derntond Daniel Barrett Matthew Drogherty Daniel M‘Lean William Akers Charles Langtree Thomas Gough Isaac Court Joseph M`Kly Christopher Kirwan THE , SUN, LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18, 1854 Drummer. Joseph Catkin Privates. 3 William Stillwell Frederick Giles Thomas Pye Patrick Gaynor • Thomas McNicholl Thomas Furnival Luke Spencer George Bastion Daniel Quinn William Brown Lawrence Griffin Reese Jones John Leara William Thomas Henry Allen John Blackburn John Doherty Edward Scanlan Thomas Baker Charles Conway Terence Downes Aron Eatell William Fitzpatrick James Hanlon John Hitchcock Richard Avery John Dobbins Thomas Doyle Michl. Keleher George Luttrel Peter Lynam Joseph Scullen Wm Walsh Walter Ward Alex Young Saml Reeves WOUNDED. Colour Serjeaat William Bawling Serjeants James Rawding Patrick Daly F Arthur John Carville George Hardgrave John Smith Frederick Lee Charles Price Finlan Bergin CORPORALS. Thomas Farrar William Brombley William Pope John Fain Matthew Young Patrick Barlow John Annon John Alwell John Brown Thomas Cox Michael Connors John Fagg Andrew Buchanan JohniLloyan William Voisey Thomas Maddigan Francis Murray James Dodds Richard Adkinson Drummer. Thomas M'Carthy Privates. Patrick Byrne James Darsoy William Eade William Jones Stephen Farise John Williams Thomas Lacey William Smith, lit It. Newcom R. Roberts Jehn Rogers Jehn Butlers William Liddle John Brennan John Nicholson John Parker Micbael Conolly Michael Creswell Richard Davis James Harries Francis Lyons Richard Morgan William Collett Patrick Cowan George Grant Denis Lyons William Taite Pt ter Yon James Sault Maurice Ddnohoe John Jolly Paul Peel Frhacia Araitrog ` 5 ! ~). William O'Hare Daniel Davis Thomas Scanlon James Carroll James Goulding Thomas Jones Michael Neale James Watson John Jarvis William Barrett Charles Aistin James Alderdise William Andrews William Bailey Patrick Biggins John Blythe Michael Burke Patrick Campbell 'Robert Campbell Henry Candling Thomas Chadwick John Clare Joseph Clarke Martin Doolan Thomas Donoghoe William Doran William Gooch Michael Horrigan Patrick Kehoe f2 l Hugh M‘Namara Patrick M`Namara John M'Nearney Mir hael Noonal Micl ael Moroney Thomas Bailey George Jeffries William Battison William Harris Lawrence Hickey Thomas M'Elroy William M'Guiggan James Taylor William Walsh Edward Munell John Camion Thomas Wheatley Phillip Gaffney Elijah Fenaher John Hanlon Patrick Hayes James Herrity James Hurley John Keating James Leonard Patrick Moloney Andrew Murphy Michael .Morriss Henry Peacocke Edward Rafarley Michael Shannon Thomas William James Brophy Patrick Carse Edward Edwards Richard Hearoa Michael Hurst William Bally Peter Loran Michael M'Call I Thomas Martin Richard Pittman John Parker John Salan John Sweeny Thomas Turner John Vines James Wall Thomas McGuire John Mullins Jeremiah Houraghan William Burke Martin Doolan James Carroll Thomas Higgins William Smith Peter Quigley William Turner Michael Foley • J. Connolly W. Harrison Michael O'Brien Charles Carrell Aaron Smith T. Downes B. Raffles J. Sullivan J. Murphy T. Murphy T. Murdagh P. Purcell W. Rawson G. Richards John Shepphard Jacob Solomon Wm. Twomey John Walker Thomas White Dubage MISSING. Privates. John Hennessy James Stephens Bernd. Rourke John Boland Patrick Lawler George Richards 21sx REGIMENT OF FOOT. KILLED. Private. Thomas Dorrick 23D ROYAL WELSH FUSILIERS. BILLED. Serjeant-Major. H. Jones Colour-Serj cant. It. Hitchcock Serj eant. F. Edward Drummer. J. Collins. Privates. G. Dobson T. Maloney J. Wells C. Barnett M. Clack J. Grooms J. Handrahan H. Hine L. Kelly J. Lynch P. Peterson T. Seymour J. Harrington J. Knightley E. Jones T. Lyach H. Marsh T. Owens E. Williams J. Badcock J. Hall John Fry H. Husband W, Lines W. Marti• D. Povey J. Powell T. Randall J. Stevens Jame■ Fry J. Williams S. Draper H. Goddard G. Lowman T. Spiller R. Walters T. Conroy G. Evans J. Evans WOUNDID. Serjeants. J. Hill J. Burke E. Smith J. Walsh P. Norris. T. Lloyd C. Balfour L. O'Connor J. Kerr Corporals. W. Hall H. Devonshire - J. Powell S. Horner J. Ludgate J. Mason D. Williams S. Windsor W. Clack J. Jones D. Payne T. Wills. Drummers. E. Cleville J. Wooley C. Bampton J. Royal Privates. J. Baker J. Beechey M. W. Clarke W. Cross W. Cruize L. Curley 0. Davis W. Dunneoliffe T. Edwards D. Evans W. Horn H. Hurlstone A. James W. Lainpey M. Maityard E. Major W. Mi lden E. Mullins T. O'Gormand J. Ronn ey J. Smith W. Squires P. Back W. Batts J. Clarey J. Gibson ' J. (shock ~nr::.y E. Harris T. Smith J. Smith W. Stone J. Wilkinson J. Allen W. Allen C. Baker J. English S. Gibbs G. Goslin T. Harrison W. Hunt W. Jordan W. Newman J. Boulton G. Tee C. Tbrupp J. Walker W. Anderson T. Archer J. Bowles J. Collins W. Evans W. H. Floyd W. Fletcher W. Gammon R. Johnstone T. Kinchen A. Martin T. Moody T. Keycroft D. Twinning T. Webb D. Birch H. Chalk T. Clulee T. Conolly H. Collett T. Gittins Ffodgetts J. Huges T. Millington J. Mitchell W. Murray J. Railly C. Ryan J. J. Shawe R. Swadthig A. Walden H. Wilton C. Wotton G Howarth W Andre ws R Blaney T Buntler W Burrows C Davies J Egan T Elliott J Keogh J Rielly A McDonald A. McKeen T Murray W Neal W Pavey J Porter G Shields Tnite H. Wall J. Walls J. Brady J. Glass G. Lush R. Bagge R. Bennett W. Braden J. Burrows J. G. Didcote E. Ghent T. Hall W. Hill S. Jones W. Moore M. Padwell H. Pric• G. Roff W. Simpson J. Sackett T. Taylor J. Geary J. Harris J. Ingham D. Lillnord C. Pap W. Patiance G. Brookland T. Owens G. Nicholls MISSING. Privatem. T. Thompson J. Warbarton 30TH REGIMENT OF FOOT. KILLED. Corporal. Robert Emery Privates. Alexander Beattie Robert Bell Henry Chilvers Michael Gaffney Joseph Renshaw Robert Jackson Donal Mclnness Thomas McNally George Mitchie John Yokes Serjeants. Nicholas Day Dominick Lydon Corporali. Samuel McFadden John Page James Sweeney _ Drummer. John Bolds Privates. Hugh Anderson George Barker Thomas Bookey James Britt John Burley Martin Byi ne John Chamberlain John Clancy Thomas Ciarke, let John Conolly John Connor, 2d Walter Cook Patrick Corcoran Thomas Davis, let William Dean Elijah Denton Thomas Devlin Peter Dyer Samuel Elliott David Ferrier Michael Foley Michael Garraban Henry Goddard Patrick Grady William Hale Harry Hardy John Hardy, 2d Martin Hartney Thomas Healy Patrick Higgins - John Hodson Daniel Hogan Thomas Isherwood Thomas Judd John Kershaw David Laing Charles Lockrey William Luton David M'Cabe Francis Miller William Moriarty Edmond Murphy Thomas Needham James Newton James Oxenham William John Pairson. James Payne Francis Ready James Rooke, Ist Alexander Smith Jobn Smith, 14th Samuel Stratton Thomas Tindall Robert Venn Robert Walker Richard Walsh George Wilson 33D REGIMENT. SILLHD. Colour-Serjeant. Charles Byrne Seri eants. Pharaoh Feather William Ryan Corporals. William Batas Maurice Ward Henry Crossley William Bennett John G. Lee William Websdell Alexander Haines Pi ivates. Francis Ball Samuel Barnes Patrick Grady Joshua Shepherd Wm. Shackleton James Sullivan George Anderson Mark Barber Thomas Brown George Crabtree George Osborne Robert Allune Martin Mulkerrin Wm. Bassett James Butcher John Calnan . P C Js GHEMooheedeahhta, Henry ern; Martin yl Edward e snsr H e s dpFt BC: üb r aen bt: Masters t y tti ynrer B g Corrigan Thomas Hogan James Hoyle George Hunt William Mullen John Riddle Frederick Woolhouse John Woodward James Dare George Skeggs James Doyle Martin Higgins James Lacy James Quin William Smith Thomas Suttie Charles Beets Thomas Hopkins Robert Monaghan Joseph Scott William Smitn James Whitty WOUNDED. Colour.Serjeants. George Spence William Mason Thomas Bairstow William Sugden Serjoent i. Robert Forsyth Robert Vince Thomas Checkley Elisha Hancock George Townsend Richard Giles Ed ward Morton Herbert Gilbert Robert Felninghans Patrick Hoare James Cockroft Williams Keane Corporals. James Caffray William Weir Alexander S. Little John Dagley Richard Wood William Sutton John Webb William Stewart Charles Lawder James Blake George Newcombe Drummers. John M'Hugh John Cassidy Privates. Thomas Banyards Patrick Brazzell William Denson William Broome William Clarke Patrick Conroy Charles Cotton James Daly Thomas Dermody Andrew Gillespie John Giles James Griffin William Handslip Michael Mara Michael Moran Michael Moriarty Robinson Parker James Ranson Charles Woodward Patrick Finn John Quinlan James Cairns William Austen Joseph Merriott Patrick O'Brien Thomas Craig James Anderson Jeremiah Burns Peter Cassidy Henry Cassidy James Green Mathew HeHoran Henry Iredale Charles Jackson John Kelly Patrick Kiely John MacDermott Jahn WLaren Edward Porter George Rowell William Rushworth George Staialey Andrew Seery James Bryan Thomas Beazley William Burton John Hilton Sidney Edmonds John Flahavan John Glover John Herson Thomas Henderson William Howarth HRi Thomase c n h r a y r d j o Graham William Phillipps • Thomas Riley Martin Riedy Thomas Parnell Daniel Fitzpatrick Edward Stanton James Shea Thomas Caple Aaron Richards George Marshall John Barrett Patrick Fisher John Green Michael Fabey Patrick Hackett Robert Johnston William Knight George Lamb Thomas Morrissay John Miller John O'Brien Patrick M'Laughlin John Quinn William Thompson Michael Walsh Michael Whelan Richard Whitworth William Brown Michael Delahrnuty Arthur Branag an Patrick Clark e Fredk. Deaten Thos. Fitzharris George Killick Thos. Kneale Bernard M'Cembish James Robins David Roberts Stephen Rohan Herbert Sunters Thomas Spraggins Robert Taylor Joseph Rogers William Ward William Walkley James Gilmartin Alexander Purvis Patrick Bond Thomas Carrell Michael Carty Jeremiah Crowley James Fitzgerald Patrick Foley John Foetal John Gascoigne Michael Goods Martin Hosy Michael Hoolahan William Lindsay William AVG-am John M‘Mahon Job Mayer Henry Peard John Pearman Isaac Nuttall John James William Aldred Charles Biddle Henry Bradley Michael Gardiner Patrick Hogan John Jackson William Keenan Alfred Merriott James Deerey Mark Morris William Pennefeather George Penneston Roger Whittaker Thomas Woodhouse Joseph Dunn Thomas Whitehad Henry Beebe. Jonas Briggs Patrick Cranley Thomas Connell John Davis James Gaffney Patrick Hogan Ist Patrick Hogan 24 James Hughes Simeon Longstaft John Ogden James Power Philip Power John Quinn Thomas Reader Henry Smith Allen Shaw James Tracey John Mayes Robert Kirk SINCE DEAD. Privates. James Allen Thomas Polling MISSING. Private. J. Minneagh 41ST REGIMENT OF FOOT. KILLED. Privates. John Holmes Michael Hughes Joseph Lefevre Samuel Putland WOUNDED. Serjeant. Philip Bees Corporal. 49ra REGT. OF FOOT. KILLED. Serjeant. John Hayes Private. Charles Fraser WOUNDID. Quartermaster-Serjeant. William Ifolman Serjeaut. Benjamin French Corporal. Michael Flannery Drummer. John Blaney. Privates Joseph A shby Isaac Longford William Livock Edward 11PGrath Joseph M'Kinlay Daniel Roeman John Smith Thomas Willis James Livock 55Ts REGIMENTT OF FOOT. XILLED. Sorjeant. Michael Walsh Corporal. Lewis Steltzer Privates. Richard Roves John Berry Michael Byrnes Thomas Russell William M`Cay Edward Corr Richard Darcy Thomas Carty Michael Foley WOUNDED. Colour Serjeants. Michael Reeshan William Parsons John Flanagan Serjeants. John Glyn n Corporals. Thomas Holahan Robert Elms Privates. James Baker Michael Bray William Brink worth John Cooney James Daily garold Dman John Daniell Robert Edwards John, Evils Wm. Fisher Walter Hill Lawrance Holman Ed ward Hutchinson Thomas Bong John Barrow John Connell Wm. Craig John Givins Edw ti ughes Wm. Kenny Jonathan Knopp Archibald M‘Niool John Mera Edward Minna John Tindall John Vanson Thomas Aylward Enoch Cross James Guerin James Hill Norman M'Donald George M'Nally John Barry Archibald Blair Thomas Berry Owen Carty John Doyle James Glasgow ' Patrick Grad Charles Harris Henry Harman Joseph Hill John M'Alpin Donald M•Leod Peter M'Vean John Murphy John Nixon William Sedgwick William Shearer John Trimmings Daniel Woods John Hamilton William M`Gregor J ohn Young William Berry Robert Colclough Henry Godfrey Michael Conway John C. Hare Thomas Heny Thomas M'Mahon Andrew Meara James Oakley Rodway Andrew Ryan James Lawrence James White John Whitehed James Marr Philip Butler • Denis Broderick John Flood John Galway Daniel Hillier Samuel Miller John O'Donnell Enoch Pugh Semer Potheary Andrew Ramage George Sales Thomas Smith William Townsend Thomas Ayleward Enoch Cross Jame Guerin James M`Garitty James Hill Norman M'Donald James M'Nally Philip Kingham 77ra REGIMENT OF FOOT. KURD. Privates. John Connors Thomas Kennedy John Bright WOUNDED. Corporals. Charles Richards William Perry Privates Michael Hughes William Lyons Albert Hicks Thomas Large James Masterson Richard Emery j Henry Clark. John Wallace Thomas Padden James Sauce George Hundlehy Henry J. Williams John Harris James Thompson Edward Pitt 9ra HIGHLANLDERS. KILLED. Privates. James Watson John Baird WOUNDED. Corporal. William Thom Privates. John Browne James Dunbar Edward M'Luskie James Anderson William Kilgower Thomas Chapman 88TH REGIMENT OF FOOT. KILLED. Privates. James Kernon Patrick Lyons - Maurice Scanlon Edward Duffy WOUNDED. Colour Serjeant. George M‘Nally Serjeant. James Fallon Privates. Michael Grealy Daniel Gwynn Peter M`Nab Peter Burks John Rigging Thomas She arman Thomas Killilea Maurice Tangney Patrick Farrell Patrick Scheal John Gallaher Martin Day Alexander McClernan Constontine Smith Thomas Horrigan MISSING. Private. Hugh Cameron 93RD HIGHLANDERS. KILLED. Privates. John Cameron William M‘Leod Robert Paton William Wyllie WOIINDZD. Seijeants. David Phillips Alexander M'Donald Privates. Roberts Adams William Urquhart James Bain John M‘Donald David M'Pherson Neil Flanagan John Heggins William Poison William Ferguson Alexander Todd James Chalmers James Burns David Nichol George Ross Georg* Aymers James Gordon George Garraty William Paton Alexander M'Donsld John M'Kinon John Torry William Morrison Donald Poison John Bernie Ramsay Robertson Thomas Carson George Feckney Donald Melville • Hugh M'Grunigall Alexander Paul John Gordon John Le-die Jehn WKay James Shaw Alexander Austin William M'Doasld D. Munro SINCE DEAD. Serjeaat. David Stephen 95TH REGT. OF FOOT, Abraham Cross Patrick Donoghue Thomas Frost Samuel Fry Patrick Hagen Thomas Hall John Herr • James Hodgkinson John Johnstone George Jeggett Peter Juff Hugh Magenis John Martin' William M'Cartby Thomas Murphy Henry Moon Hugh M'Cann James Nelson Goldsmith Oldring Cher' es Pegg Stephen Roidle John Shea Daniel Sullivan Patrick Sullivan Henry Skinner William Simms Thomas Tinison William Wells Moses Woy John Ring James Reilly Daniel Sullivan WODNDED. Serjeants. R. G. Walker Thomas Wetton George Poulteney Thomas M`Dowell George Garrott William Rontier Joseph Whaley George Davis John Murphy William Logan Thomas Hodgson James Baghurst Corporals. Patrick Aldworth George Seymour Alfred Wilson George J. Gunyon Martin Larkin James Dulahan James Walsh Thomas Death Drummer William McDlwer Privates Daniel Atkins Thomas Anderson George Adams Thomas Bonython Morris Brown George Beresford John Bowers William Bevis William Bliss Joseph Blpthe Henry Boon Samuel Booton Richard Barry Eugene Brennan Thomas Baxter Joseph Barnett Joseph Burgess John Cooknell Daniel Collins Samuel Clarke William Culbert John Clarke George Cooper George Carter John Callaghan John Crouch Thomas Card John Connor Jesse Daw Denis D. George Day Thomas Delaney James Downey Jeremiah Donoghue Matthew Flynn James Fielding Robert Farthing James Golden Thomas Goulding Patrick Hayes James Hale John Hazeldine John Harrison Joseph Harrison Martin Harrison John Hill Denis Herlaha Thomas Healy Arthur Holmes John Jones John Jacques William Jones Thomas Jones Ephraim Karley Francis Keeling John Lamb Daniel Leary Jeremiah Lordon Benjamin Levey James M'Shean Edward Mason John J. Monger Patrick Murphy James IVGillionddy 'Thomas Madden James M`Ardle Robert M`Court John M'Castlin James Al`Kerner Thomas Norris William Donnell James Osborne Charles Philp Benjamin Pearce George Pollard Thomas Pratt James Ripley Joel Rose Oharles Rose Samuel Rawlins James Reardon Samuel Risby John Russell Thomas Rangden James Taylor Henry Seckington Nicholas Smith James Scott John Seaborn Frederick Shaw John Smith Frederick Hollybrass Eugene Sullivan James Stewart William Shepparson Darby Shea William Trainor John Turner John Tunnicliffe John Sevin Robert Ward Robert Woodward Patrick Ward John O'Keefe Joseph Murphy Sydney C. Montague James Irwin MISSING, Corporal. 'William Groomsell Privates. William Clements RIFLE BRIGADE. (Ist Battalion.) WOUNDED. Private. Richard Rose RIFLE BRIGADE. (2nd Battalion.) KILLED. Serjosnts. W. Simpson Jamas Swallow Corporal John Robinson Privates. Henry Calton Wm. Kennedy ' - hoe. Pine Miehl. M'Brido Edwd. biter Corn. Finnucano Georg, Robinson Charles Rosen WOUNDID. Lucas Lucas Buglers. Isaac Dyer George Ebethurte John Davis Privates. Thomas Allen Henry Cooper Griffiths John Sands Alexander Stewart John Wwen Samuel Woolf James Bennett I Jesse Burchill Augustus Beaten James Gray William Farrar David Jones William Mills William Mulligan Thomas Kally Morris Nailon Richard Hawkins Richard Summons Richard Marton Elija Coston William Long Henry Price William Oman Richard Lloyd George Coombs Charles Rhodes Joseph Hicks George Warren John Cooley Charles Howell Patrick Howley William Taylor Thomas Ford KILLED: Sezjeants. William Blackshaw; Stephen Huggard Robert Woolnongh f Corporals. Alfred Rogers Andrew Matthews John Delaney Privates. Thomas Avery 1Y illiam Bakewell Henry Branion Henry Brooker James Casey William Chapman ktioliml Connor COURT CIRCULAR. WINDSOR, Ocrr. 17. The following had the honour of dining with her Ma jesty yesterday 7 Admiral Virgin, the Swedish Minis ter ; the Earl of Clarendon, Lady Caroline Barrington, Major-General the Hon. 0, and Mrs Grey, and Sir Jas. Clark. The band of the Royal Horse Guards was in atten dance during dinner. Her Majesty's private band after wards attended is the Castle, and played the following selection:— Overture, "Le Pri aux Clercs" Herold. Selection Ballet, "La Estrella." Romance and Chceur Stradella. Prince Victor of Hehenlohe has arrived on a visit to her ➢fajesty. His Serene Highness has just landed from her _Majesty's ship Cumberland, in which he has been serving in the Baltic. Admiral Virgin was pre tented by the Earl of Claren don, and had an audience of the Queen to delii,er his letters of recall as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister, Plenipotentiary from the King of Sweden. L , rd Waterpark and Mr. J. Grimsby Gore were the lord and groom in waiting. The Earl of Clarendon and Admiral Virgin left Wind sor by an e , rly train ti.is morning. Count Walewski, the French ambassador, had an in terview with the earl of Clarendon yesterday, at the Foreign office. Lerd John Russell arrived in town yesterday morning from Woburn Abbey, Bedfordshire, to attend the Cabi net Council. The S, t edish Minister, the Turkish Minister, and the Greek Minister transacted business yesterday at the office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. Mr. John Wood, Chairman of the Board of Inland Revenue, had an interview with the Chancellor of the Exehequer yesterday, at his official residence in Down ing-street. The Earl of Clarendon arrived in town yesterday from Windsor Castle. Viscount Palmerston arrived in London yesterday to attend the Cabinet Council, from his seat, Breadlands, Hants. A. Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon at the Foreign-office, Downing-street. The Ministers present were—the Earl of Aberdeen, Lord John Russell, the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Lansdowne, the Duke of Argyll, Viscount Palmerston, the Earl of Clarendon, the Duke of Newcastle, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir James Graham, Sir Charles Wood, the Right Hon. Sidney Herbert, alr 11.10._ worth, and Earl Granville. The Council sat three hours and a half. The Marquis and Marchioness of Abercorn are enter taining a select circle at Brocket Hall, Herts. Mr. J. Page Reade and Lady Mary Page Reads have arrived at Edwards's Private Hotel, in George-street, Hanover-square. Mr John Wood, Chairman of the Board of Inland Revenue, had an interview, with the Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday, at his official residence in Down ing -street. LORD DUDLEY STUART.—We are authorised to con tradict a statement which lately appeared in an evening paper relative to the health of Lord Dudley Stuart. He is not "lying dangerously ill at Stockholm," as has been represented. Letters recently received communicate the intelligence that his lordship has been indisposed, but that he is recovering. We regret to announce the demise of the Hon. and Rev. T. Hotham, rector of Denniugton, who died on Tuesday. This gentleman was canon of Rochester, and had been connected with the chapter of that cathedral many years. The deceased was the third son of Beau mont, second Lord Hotham, and uncle of the present Lord Hotham, M.P. He was born 16th of Jan., 1774, and married 23d Nov., 1802, Miss Anna Elizabeth, eldest danghter of Mr. T. H. Hodges, by whom he leaves a numerous issue. His eldest ■on, Sir Charles Hotham, is the Governor of Victoria. ARRIVAL OF GOLD.—The Guiding Star has arrived from Port Philip with 50,000 ounces of gold and 12,000 sovereigns, making a total value of 212,0001. PRICE OF GOLD.--The quotation of gold at Paris is about 3 per mille discount (according to the last tariff), which, at the English Mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.091 ; and, the exchange at Paris on London at short being 25.081, it follows that gold is about 0.04 per cent, dearer in Paris than in London. By advices from Hamburg, the price of gold is 4261 per mark, which, at the English Mint price of 3/. 17s. 104 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.51 ; and, the exchange, at Ham burg on London at short being 13.41, it follows that gold is 0.41 per cent. dearer in Hamburg than in Lon don. The course of exchange at New York on London for bills at 60 days' sight is 110 per cent., and, the par of Exchange between England and America being 109 23-40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nomi nally 0.42 per cent. in favour of England ; and, afeer making allowance for charges of transport and difference of interest, the present rate leaves a profit on the impor tation of gold from the United States. _ LIVERPOOL SPECELATIONS.—The accounts from Ire land published yesterday morning exhibits in a remarkable manner the complicated extent of the Liverpool spe culations which have lately excited public attention. At Dublin more than five houses are stated to have been compromised by them and to have suspended, with liabilities in each case ranging apparently from 15,0001. to 60,0001., while at Limerick and Cork the embarrass raents are understood to be on a still more serious scale. It is evident that among the parties now in difficulty, both at Liverpool and in Ireland, a system of accom modation paper ha■ been carried on in a manner scarcely paralleled since the failures among the East India firms at the commencement of 1847, and that under any circumstances a final explosion must sooner or later have takes place. However great may be the disquiet occasioned at the present moment, the public will therefore have reason to congratulate themselves that it has happened at a time when, although a consi derable pressure exists, commercial affairs are every where inherently sound, and that when the influence of such proceedings is removed the business of the legiti mate traders of the country will bo carried on under freer and healthier conditions than could otherwise have been attained. SUICIDE IN BATTERSEA-VIELDS.-0111 Friday last, the body of Mr. George Edginton, the extensive fly proprie tor of Clapham, was discovered in Battersea-fields, near the Duchess of Work Tavern, with a frightful wound in his-throat, and quite dead. BURGLARY.—LUGGAGIE Or 11111 RED-JACKET'S PAS- SzNGERS.—On Monday, or early yesterday morning, the Waterloo Dock passengers' depot, • Liverpool, was broken into through the roof, and the luggage of the passengers per Red-Jacket ransacked. What amount of property has been stolen has not been ascertained. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE.—Yesterday the session of the Faculty of Arts was inaugurated by an introductory lecture on college education and self-education, by Pro fessor Masson, A.M. In addition to the students pre sent, the theatre was graced by the attendance of a large number of ladies and gentlemen. KING'S COLLEGE.—Last night Mr. Leone Levy de liver() I the first of a course of twelve lectures to the students of King's College on the subject of the Law of Life, Fire, and Marine Insurance. A large number of students attended. TRADE IN RUSSIAN PRODUCE.—The report that Go vernment intend to prevent the importation of Rassiaa produce into this country, from any quarter, during the continuance of the war, may be tree ; or it may be merely a story spread to affect the market. All that we can say is, that it ought to be true. The trade in Muslim produce, through Memel, is an exceptional trade, at which the Russian Government only connives during the war ; which it prevented before the breaking out of hostilities • and which it would prevent again, were the war to end to-morrow. Memel is the natural port for all the produce which finds its way from the interior by the Niemen, and the rivers or canals connected with that stream. But till the war commenced, all Russian produce was, by the Russian system of Douanes, com pelled to find its way to foreign countries from Prussian ports, except what was smuggled across the Russian frontier. The interdiction of the importation of all Russian produce into England from any quarter while the war lasts would he a blow not at Prussian, but at Russian commerce. It would be no encroachment on the bona fide neutral rights of Prussian traders. The measure would, moreover, have this advantage, that it cannot resuscitate the qucestio vexatcs of the rights of mercantile neutral flags. . _ CHOLER♦ AT THI EAST END.—It the east end of London the poor are still suffering froth the epidemic. During the last few days it has again made its appear ance among the mariners employed on board the colliers moored off St. Paul's, Shadwell, where the medical •ffcers of the Stepney Unioa have been engaged in at tending t• the afflicted. WHAT'S IN A Niu '1 —The Austrians are building forts round Crasow ; one of them is called Fort Kos ciusko ! Can the Austrians pronounce that name with out a blush ACCUMULATED DISTRESSES OV MENSCHIKOFF .—First it was reported that Menschikoff had lost his carriage at the Alma ; now we are told that his cook was taken prisoner there. The poor man can neither take an airing to get an appetite, nor have a dinner properly dressed if he had one. COBLENTZ, OCT. 14.—Yesterday evening, the North American Ambassadors—Mr. Buchanan from London, and Mr. Maison front Paris—arrived here with a part of their suites. They put up at the " Giant," and are expecting Mr. Soul 4 from Madrid to join then this day. THE MAIM—SOUTHAMPTON, Tuesday, Oct. 17.—The Royal mail steam:ship Magdalena, Captain Abbott, sailed this afternoon with the nails for the West Indies, the Spanish Main, and Pacific, taking out 142 passen gers, among whom are the Hon. Mr. Matthews and fa. wily the Rev. R. Dennett, Capt. Hawtayne, Lioute , nant Morris, R.N., &c., a full general cargo, specie value 5,0501., and jewellery value 4,1821. sterling. The Royal mail steamer La Plata, Captain Weller, with the hom e . ward mails from the West Indies and Pacific, is hourly expected at Southampton. The Peninsular and Oriental Comp tray's steam-ship Madrid took hnenrdadEmepneasnrigateuntrrreh p.m. to-day for Vigo, Oporto, Lisbon, Cadiz, and Gib °,2 u 0 2 6 . 52 t 5 11, f al a r r e l t at Cadiz, dC:h,ehr2ea,ll:i Madrid d 2 S r l i d v ; Silva, and d a 3 j s o f or passenge r s, Lisbon, nro , w homa a t e k - well ; and on freight, specie for ()p er t 611,1,86= PRlNTlNG4l.,andjewe p llery ß v E aslusllr. e._1,1001. Stephen Brown, of Syracuse, has invented an ingenious press for printing four different colours siinultaneously, at the rate of 500 impressions printed bou r and not the invention th a t one letter may olily bep r can different i nte d in linestwo and letters , itil various hues, but so perfect is there, or four c o l ours, or be printed in one oolour and haded by another, all with the same intpression.—Ame• rim* oourior, I M ONE Y MA RKET AND 6 031111 ER crAL INTELLIGENCE. CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. The sales of cotton at Liverpool yesterday were estimated at 6,000 bales, including 1,500 A.morican taken for export and on speculation. The market olosed with. increased firmness, and prises of all kinds were extreme, and in some cases a point against the buyer. The sales comprised 4,800 Ame rican, 250 Peruam and Maranham at 51d. to 60., 150 Egyptian at Md. to 8 id, 700 S ura t a t 30. to 41d., and 40 Sea Island at Is. to ls. Bd. per lb. Railway Shares were dull. The number of ships arrived yesterday in the Thames was 65 from foreign parts, 3 from Ireland, and 4S colliers. The ship John Barrow has arrived with Sydney dates of June 11, and 6,314 ounces and 7,1001. gold. The steamer La Plata, with the West India mail, is telegraphed. Her accounts notice the prevalence of stormy ;weather and sickness in many parts. The letters are not yet in town. The amount of bullion is 600,000 dollars. The rumour has become very general that an order in Council will shortly appear, announcing the intentions of Government to institute a much stricter blockade next year of the Russian ports, or at least to adopt such measures as will prevent the produce of our enemy coming either directly or in directly to the United Kingdom. It is positive that the supplies of some articles, tallow for example, have this year been as large as though no blockade had existed, with. the additional disadvantage that the consumers here have to pay for them more than usual. How, it may be asked, could this have happened during a period when our cruisers were proverbially vigilant, and were capturing ves sels in all directions ? The answer is simple enough. There was no measure adopted to prevent the transport of Russian staples across the Prussian frontier ; therefore every inducement existed for the commercial men in the uurtla or cierruany to employ their capital in the trade. Since we have no reason to be pleased with the policy of the Berlin Government, we shall, of course, not feel the slightest delicacy in adopting any course that will injure its subjects ; although our main object is to cause loss to the agriculturists and traders of the Emperor Nicholas. When we consider that the mercantile guilds at St. Petersburg partake so much of the character of monopolies, we shall feel less hesitation in adopting means to bring about that inevitable result, ruin to a number of the parties who have in time of peace legitimately conducted their operations. The exports of Russia are valued at 13,000,0001. yearly, and if we cannot impede the whole of these, we can at least mate rially interfere with them, and the circuitous route which the produce will have to take will deprive the Russian merchants and proprietors of nearly all profit. We shall prevent the importation into Eng land of all tallow, hemp, flax, &c., coming from the Russian territories ; and in this there will be no great difficulty. Commercial men in the City are unanimous as to the expediency of such measures, and in many instances condemn their non-adoption at an earlier date. There may be, however, some arguments adduced to justify our Government for not having sooner interfered. Matters last autumn had not yet assumed such an aspect as to preclude all hope of an amicable settlement. At least so thought the Ministers, and accordingly English capitalists made their usual advances for the pur chase of produce in the interior of Russia during the winter, to be ready for shipment in the ensuing summer. This was not done to the usual extent we are aware ; because a deputation waited upon Lord Clarendon, who advised great caution in the matter. Still the sudden prohibition of importations, even of tallow, &c., brought over land and indirectly, would have resulted in great loss to the English ; whereas proper:notice being now given, not a sixpence would be advanced, we may conclude, and the entire effect would be expe rienced by the subjects of the Autocrat. It is expedient whatever may be done that it should be done without delay, not only as a hint to our capitalists, but likewise as a demonstration against Prussia and her ally. The English Stock market has not improved, and the current prices appear to be considered as nearly as possible a fair average, under circum stances. Consols have been 94i i, and are now 94i i. For account they have realised 945- to i. The New 3} per Cents. have been 93f to f , and the 3 per Cents. 93k to 93g. Bank Stock has been done at 210. Exchequer Bills have been quoted 43. to 75., and East India Bonds 7s. to 10s. premium. Foreign Securities are almost nominal. Spanish Three per Cents. bring 37k, and the Turkish Scrip is flat at 2# to 21. The accounts from Peru state that a conflict between the Government and revolutionary forces was hourly expected, but that the President had not been taken prisoner, as was supposed. The following are the nominal prices of foreign stocks :—Grenada Deferred Bonds, 5i to 6i ; Mexi can, 231 to 23 3 / 4 ex div ; Peruvian, 71 to 73 ; ditto, 3 per Cents., 51 to 53 ; Portuguese 4 per Cents., 40 to 42 ; Russian 5 per Cents., 96 to 98 ; ditto, 4 3 / 4 per Cents., 84 to 86 ; Spanish New Deferred, 18i to 18f ; ditto, 3 per Cents., 37i to 38 ; ditto, Certificates, 5 to 51- ; ditto, Passive, 4i to 4f. The English Share Market has been flatter, and in some lines a decline of about per cent. has oc curred. Great Northern, however, are still main tained. Midland, North-Western, North-Eastern, and Caledonian are lower. The French lines are dull. _ Santiago de Cuba Mine Shares are in demand, at fuller prices. The Joint Stock Bank Shares are neglected. The Laud Shares are steady.. BRITISH. FUNDS THIS DAY.—CLOSING PRICES (Front the Oficial Lie.) - sank Stock 3L i op pe arr Annuities,C Cent.e nt . Console Annuities ExpireA n u t u i h t ji 2lO New Ditto 3 p3cor Years,Cent. ExpiExpire e Jan., 1860 9 4 4 1 1 7 4-1 -16 India Bonds, 21000 ... ..• Ditto under £ lOOO '''''' -- 7 10 Console for Account 14th Nov. Exchequer Bills, 24d. £lOOO sth J an ., 1860 9 4 35 1 1 1 4 4 7 £5OO 4 7 Small 4 7 Exchequer Bonds 1858, 3i per Cent 99i Ditto 1859, ~ PRICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY. Mexican 3 per Cent. . ... . Spanish Bonds, 3 per Cont . .-- .. • . Ditto Now Deferred, 3 per ' . Cont — Ditto for the Account '... ......... Turkish Scrip 6 per cent .. . Venezuela Bonds, 34 per b ent. Dividends on the above payable in London. THREES 'CLOCK. Console Ditto Novonaber Amount 941 l'incit off' CORN.—The rapid rebouid in the eons market during the past few weeks and the prospect that the a nticipations lately entertained as to the cheapness of food during the ensuing winter will be realised only to a very partial extent have caused some dulness in the money-market. It must be remembered that there is a great difference in a question of high prices whether they are paid for foreign supplies or to our owe producers, and that on the pre sen t occasion the latter is the case. No drain beef felt o f a d ywnr r h e ed o a s osl d eeo t ano h tf e i a r e e f o d I r i. e s nee ddr abulliona i resumption return for ofwh e a t that whichheavy upon the pastth e year, United whatever may demand the for it from other causes. If at any period during the next twelve months we should import any large quan tities of foreign grain, it will be chiefly far the purpose of profitable shipment elsewhere, while all the prin• cipal results of this state of things will flow into the pockets of our agriculturists. One portion of the pepu. lation will gain what the other pays, and, although a more equable process would be better as rega rds the prosp ec t s both o f our home and foreign t rade, there .is nothing under these circumstance s to excite uneasiness. Meanwhile there are somnof impor tant benefits to be locked for from the prevalence tend to cons. high prices at the present moment w h ich . has been so den abandonment of the economy which ju mps the same time tend to long practised, and at the land for the com ing year. sowing of a lae breadth of _ stx a „____ teract their disadvantages, since they w i ll prevent a fa- Financial Cominisß? Da , DEBT.—The Spanish of t h e foreign redeemable notice that the 34th auction Madrid on the 81st instant, for AUCTION or THE SPANISH FO 1 . 14 . 0 r - 47 . .17,:: debt will take place at_ .ve been ezeigtie4l:7 the Government. which purpose 875,000 real' he