The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-29 00:00:00

THE UNITED STATYS.

LIVERPOOL, litriniam.
The United States Mail steam-ship Pacific, Captain
Nye, arrived here this morning, from New York,
with dates to the 17th instant, 149 passengers, and
about 4001. in specie.
The value of foreign goods imported into the port
of Boston during the week ending 13•'h instant
amounted to 1,718,747 dole.
The extensive steam flouring mills of Hecker sad
Brothere,sitsate at the foot of Bridge-street,Brooklyn,
were entirely destroyed by fire on the 12. h instant.
Among the property destroyed w,is 16,000 bushels
wheat, 730 barrel, flour, and 5,000 bushels mill teed.
The loss of the Messrs. tacker amounts to about
60,000 dole.--insured for 39.600 dole.
Mr. T. F. Meagher, now reidieg at New York, has
lectured in the Broadway Tabernaee, before an
audience of fifteen hundred pcaple, on the " Life and
Character of John Philpot Cu, ran."
The trial of Wa4ner, charged with violating the
neutrality laws by enlisting ♦ man named Cook for
service in the Crimes, commenced on the 12th in the
United States District Court, before Judge Ingersoll.
This is the first ease tried for this offence in this city,
and was looked to with great interest. There was s
great array of counsel engaged for the defence—Hoo.
Ogden Hoffman, Attorney-Oeneral ; ex-Judge Beebe,
Mr. Ca:ponder, and Mr. Fullerton ; and Mr. Charles
Edwards was in court watching the proceedings, as
standing counsel of the British Consulate. The
chariot attorney, Mr. Mateo°, appeared foe the pro-
secution. The jury, on the 13th, found the prisoner
guilty. The penal•y is one thousand dollars flue and
three years' imprisonment. Thecae* will be argued
es points of law.

CALIFORNIA, &c.
The stews ship Northern Light arrived at New
York os the 13th inst. from Sao Jose with intelli-
gence from California to the 20th uIL The news is
somewhat important. Previous adsices leg the people
of the Facile State quietly depositing their helots for
the choice of rulers, and we now have the result of '
their votes. Mr. J. Neely Johnson, the Know-
Nothing candidate for governor, has defeated (lover-
nor Bigler by about live thousand majority, sod the
whole American State ticket is sleeted. The Know-
Nothings have also secured a majority in the State
Legislature. The cholera broke oat among the pas-
sengers on board the Nicaragua steamer Uncle Sam,
on her op to San Francisco, and before she
arrived Mar:llo6 fell victims to the fearful disease.
The Cask Sam had the passengers which left New
York on the 20th of August last on the steamer
Northern Light. A number of the sick had also died
is the hospital at San Freacisoo. Two flourishing
tows. had been reduced to ashes, embracing a loss of
more than 600,000 dollars. The village of Dress
Valley was almost entirely destroyed on the 14th of
September, burning over as area of nearly thirty
wee end the town of Weaverville suffered a like
calamity on the 7th. The anniversary of the admia-
Sift of Calitoesia into the Union wss celebrated at
San Francisco on the 10th September in grand style.
The governor elect had visited San Francisco, and
met with a most enthusiastic reception.

Advice, from Cuba ti the Bth -net. state that despatch**
had been received from 111.idrid condemning the action of
femoral Coacha In maintaining the volunteers of the island
Warms daring a time of pesos and quiet. Elinor Morels*,
of New York, who bed arrived I. the Cahawbs, was arrested
ley the goverament officers, a-d put on trial for Laois( in
his possession some ses•ealled revolutionary pew*. lie was
found gouty. and sentenced, as reported. to tea years
labor in the shahs gang. The subscription list of the
Spanish Bark was closed by °weenie:Bent order on the bth
Wet. Five headred and fifty five individuals bad takes up
sir thousand shares. representing a capital of 8,000,000
dollars, la the royal lottery four tickets had drawn a gam
amoentlag to 104,000 dollan. A registration of the mill-
disco, profession, trade, or business of every inhabitant of
ON Mead must be made under oath before the lbth of
November for government purprees. Sewell saint-day
fetes had taken place, se well as rood reviews of the troops
he Havana. The opera season ended with a benefit to the
laser 'Merkel.

Non from Molise to the 24th September had been
meshed. Gaertner Vidaarri, eaminsuiler•in•chief, bed
deemed the adoption of the Cebalios aria' in • popularly
meddled shape, and the ports of Matamoros and Tamidea
were, is masequesee, closed against foreign eemaserse
with t u prommigation of more tiellui•it lestrsetioas.
Vidanrrl bad also ordered. on the 21st of August, that the
tam of every uses beletiglag to the army of Beata dens
'Weld be stick Irma the 'military rolls of the sentry, and
that the akin should be bold responsib'e se arlealmals
sad malefactors" for the deeds den sad blood shed to the
Diatheses ammo. The city of Mimeses' bed revolted, sad
General Oates had entered Sea Lab Potosi at the heed of
three thousand heetionnem Genta Anna's gtheritle,
Oldies, Cr.., sad Parrodi, thereupon led tt Guadalajara.
All 0•111, the country the ampule mimed to be whether the
whole people et the aLlitary should rule.

Nzw Toni, Oct. 17.
The tightness of the money market which was remarked
a week dace is now coneiderably relit wad. This change is
the result of a cessation, for the present, of specie shipments
to lamp*, and of the enstomary reineipts (hilly two mil-
lions this meek) of c•in from the Pacific' side. We Gad to
a better Nullity of obtaisiag loans on call and discounts
es basis's, paper. The banks to day ham dissonated
liberally, as will probably show $ small teenage is the
aggregates at the close of the week. The foreign embalm*
market is very Oat. &me of oar leading drawers ask 100
for to-merrese's stammer, far 60 day bills ea Loudon ; i•at
the Indian once is 1064 ; 6M data eo wergild bills, 1063 ;
Paris, 6.164 to 6 20; dim edwa, 41 to 414 ; Hamburg, 36
to 364; Btsawa, 781 to 784. The rates to any far loses us
sill wore lower this last week—vis , 7 to 6 per coat. Fiat
slaw Onsiaoss paper si-its a sale at 8 to 9 per oat., bat we
entielpsto a greater ability on the part of the hanks to take
sash paper from their elastomers.
Cellos.—Thin has been very little change in price daring
the week. The sum from the elk to data inclusive enemas
to 6,600 bales, inelading oo• or two parade in transit.
Heiden have oft•red freely, and at the emmaeammeat of
the wok showed mime awdety to realise, and iu some IS-
Melee sales ware effected et ie. decline • bet within the pest
do, or two there has been more tone lad steadiness observ-
able. Those who an iaterested in the staple (sad at this
MOOS of the year they are fa the miw,ri•y) ischneto morde-
nt' estimate of the crop, and speak hopefully of the future.
Those who we saunas to rem* their intens•s say that the
game is to tsik sad write three and a half million* for the
cop, and form dams prime The tra.h probably lies be-
tween the two opinions. In Coseleston, estimates nag*
from 3,000,000 bale. to 3.200 000 bales. In New Odessa.
estimate' ranee from 3,000.000 bales to 3,300.000 All
admit, however, that it is an o,,en genii vet until • kilns,
frost seen, and are lo iking anciently to the action of
the lath of Ennlead, believing in 6d. for middling, with
kismet at 6 per cent , or 61. for middling with interest at
6 par mat. The market today closed steadily at the Le-
aned gestation.
Llpissits. Florida. MAO& MO Tn.
54 °Mem
Mkktusig . 94
*Mhos hie .... le le 104
Pei
traesectione in hides ate large at eatable
=We ante wales of 6,063 11.0 ()rendes, 211 b., at nis.
tore; 1,000 ditto to go to Albsny, 21ibt., at 241•1 t
6,701 Calikeals, asnal weight, 18.. is 1810. tor dry, pod
17s. to 174 e. for drysolted, part to arrive ; 809 dry Mai*
• 31ths. to 23.1 rs ,at 20e.. rejecting hides salt to toll
700 dry Tummies, 22115 e, at 21e., end 597 &milted aft*.
1i1t.., at 184 e. • 3,000 Bassos dries, 21CIvt as 144. l
be Beaton for this market; 6,000 Oriams, 2041 b. at no ;
ISO salted California wilfskiw, 101 b., as 110.--411 sins meetly,
or au eaeal distant let oath.
Perrialeas.—Pork is rather quiet with amall sales of wises
from 23 te 24 ,tr
ead priaw, with a very light Wok sells
from 214 to 214 dole.; Old neat, in dry salt or in pickle,
way be said be t• so nearly wed up that we do not attempt
to los% prises. limaked hams sell frees 12c. to 14c •
*midst, lle to ISs l entry wools berm Lewd is in mode.
refs demand as higlimpkwo, 11,110. le 124 e. foe bbis, and
13e. to 134 n tut brow row II bet Httle old tom? bare, and
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drelteee"

BOARD 01P ?BADS SWUM.
" %", •
The mat* Board IS Trade interns ware Wood on
Saturday. Bang mat up to the last day of the m-
it:lndex math, *swear Ist the month terminate
on the 11th Soplamike, nib& those for the nine
months extend from dm Sth January to the 30th
September. We sk the total declared value of
the exports of Baati Irish produce and manu-
factures during As month and nuts months, includ-
ing only the "sumisseatsd articles:"

Yee the s►oath.

For 9 mouths.

1866 £7,8641.420 .... £80.914 268
1851 8,064.799 .... 67,717,949
1863 8,829,000 .... 66,987,729
Including the " ucentimeeated articles," the month's
exports foe 1866 are raised to 9,072,8691., spinet
9,261,3861. in the corresponding month of last year,
end tholes of the nine months to 89,228,8371., against 1
78,867,9241. last year. To these figures the follow-
ing note is appended :
Nom—Tits nun months eaded 30th Poptinabor, 1856, being
Mae working days shorter thaa the eorrespondicg period
In the previous yam, when the somas% 'Bonded to the
10tb, instead of the 6th day as fur the other months,
2,369.3`231. niteht be added to the total of the enumerated
artistes, sad 2121,7931. to the total of all articles, for the
rbablad=rwoaatidtralt.thedayepeemtiveitoacitaTslrell,l;3,79sll
and 71,948,6361., instead of 80,914,2681, sad 69,246,8371,
whish appear la this earooat.

By this calculation the decrease in the nine months
in the enumerated article' would be 4,444,3581., and
in the grand total of exports 4,709,2891 conspired
with last year. The rate of decrease indicated by
this latter comparison is little more than 6 per tient.
In the earlier months of the year the diminution was
at the rate of 9 and 10 per cent. It is evident that
at the close of the present summer indications of re-
vived activity in the export trade were becoming
I apparent, which, however, future returns will pro-
bably show to be checked by the pressure in the
money market. During the month of September
last embraced in these returns, however, the Bank
rate of discount was raised no less than three times,
advancing from 31 to S per cent. Considering this
adverse tact, it is surprising that the exports were so
active as above shown.

Ezamining into the chief items of these exports,
we arrive at the subjoined general figures for the
month, via.: _ _ _

Month *adios 10th Oct., 30th Soot.,
1863. 1864. 1865.
£. L. L.
Cotton isannfoetaros 2,246,999 2,328.443 2,403,658
Cotton yarn
Limn monalsottares 483.428 390,609 387,018
Linen pun 118,043 72,259 71,680
Woollen and worsted

maaufseteres 1,008,457 740,986 768,936
Woothis sad worsted

Isrs 174,830 163,509 192.829
Saw

Metals 1,677,949 1,469,287 1,231,684
Leather, iaawronght and
manufactured
Haberdashery sad sail-
Beery .... .. ..
Hardwares and cutlery . 892.168 379.906 277 338
Coals and calm 180.4e8 226 319 247,861
Beer and ale
Machinery sad millwork 249 671 163 306 202 849
Stationery
Wool
Oils

The chief feature ia the increase in cotton goods
and yarn and woollen yarn. In linens and silks the
tendency is still downwards. The falling-off in
metals is considerable. Hardwares and cutlery,
haberdashery and millinery, and leather manatee-
terse—articles previously in demand for the Austra-
lien markets—all exhibit a diminution. The exports'
of coals continue unusually heavy, owing probably in
part to the requirements of oar steam Beets.
Annexed is a statement of the quantities of the
chief articles of food taken for consumption during
the month :
Mouth ending 1012 On.. Seth Sept.,
1863. 1864. 186.5

Cocos lbs. 360.120 3414A3 2E:600
Cogs' lbs. 3,332 293 3,430.190 2,893,032
WINO .ors. MBAS 91.247 136.107
Flow sets. 483,648 90,187 83.718
Comets sets. 8,787 13,092 18,098
Bettor sets. 48,923 47 822 36.974
Wes sets. 91,208 62,146 101,680
Closes sets. 67,128 46 638 42,662
Pti/PBO. lbs. 409.791 371.016 382.204
Rees gels. 293,311 /418,942 227,830
Blsm* ,gel. 227,674 266 889 128.690
eager, vessisegoiets. 719.301 809 064 674.727
Ts. lbs. 6,636,723 6 987,679 4,013,762
Tolman lbs. 2,874.944 2.884,823 2,484.859
Wiese gals 782.838 899.670 521 683
Eggs uo. 10,721.170 9,882,800 8,813.800
In several respects these figures are less favourable,
the quantities taken for consumption of many of the
leading articles, including toff e, tee, tobacco, sugar.'
mid spirits, showing a considerable ditniestion, for
which we shall have no difficulty in finding an ex-
planation, considering the rise in the value of money.
A remarkable feature is the smalloses of the quantity
of foreign grain and flour taken foe coubumptioo,
especially as compared with the heavy supplies intro-
dated in the eorrespording month of 1853, following
the knowledge that that year's harvest was a very
deficient one.

It is rumoured that Major-G*Bml Freeth, the
QuartsrmosamOsesral to the Fore's, is abuts to tulip
that implement.— (IMMO &mks Gnats.
Lieutenant-General Sir H. Bentlnek, H.C.8., is
shortly ezpostod is /Instead, m lows of abeam from the
Criewa, on meat private affairs._

Du's vol Callow—The steam-ship Orisooo
is reported ready to ree•ive MOO moo. Drafts from the
diforset depots is lioglaad sad Boothe&

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SCHOOL or MIIIIETIY.--Beverel itowoommie-
domed oilmen have lilt Hythe ter Dahlia. MaLimier, asmi
Templemon, for see purpose et iastrattiag the awaits et
those statiese i• the us et the Minid rile.

CHISWICK FITIK—Usay of our waders will be'
startled sad grieved to bon that time ere to hi se mete
Modishly's! Babibitiees at Cbiswiek.

Tii NATIONAL GALLIZT.—Tho Natiosal Oslkry
is spas *pea to the poSlie. There is so visible BMWs* so
&nage of entogesseat is the pistons; sod we still lass
to regret the weal of sons general elessillestios, either &G-
-eordies to schools, tine, or quality.

MACAULAT'S We (4thsesetwin) have
posed. for hollering that the amber subscribed boa hers
20,000 copier, sad that the drat issue will egoist of 25,000.
The uutfliet which has smug up Datives* the
hereditary phase of Denmark sad the sefaistsre, ea
&must of the refusal of the former to wept the sew
ccestitatise. is fir frost belay weadaate4. s Cepsalagsa
jovial, the Beriitialis Tiskido, Mate that in ewe the pelage
penis* la his retinal, he awry psehap be deprived of his
rights to the stews. The sigetiatiows now male', sod
*dish Sr. beiag carried ea by the Miniver of Ramage, rest
as new baste. Tb. prises is we )eager required to asorptl
sompletely the luadasseatel law; all that is eased of Ids
I. his Pfessies b wort no shame to it hereafter, velem b s
roauftutiostal ssaaatte. The HweiPary ebrrespoiselesse Mof
opinion that, aotwitbstaadhat these sestasaioas, the two
parties will not be able to ease to a good aadenteadieg.
The Piassiosasse Clesett auttotuteee that Silvio
Pellicee sorrespoadeoes will &deftly be published, sad ht.l
rites all these who are I. pommies; of letters of that tatt-
ooist writer, sad wish thus to *mar to that gollestioe, to
mead theta to M. G. St-feel, at Turfs.

The expense 'petalled as the city foe keapiag in

Jobs Beale, a mpeetably droassd mos, who was found BM
guilty last melons of essassitting • very violent assault,with
114
intent to rob, and who was remanded, that insides might
be made as to his previous eicanater, was plead at the bar im
for judgement. St
174
The diner stated that he kasw him very well about ten ft
years back, is the Westminster Barmen as • testiest
compasima of thieves mad pickpockets, and • swell se
solemn. Se
10
The Assistant-Jadge said it was a very bad case, for It si
was proved that ha had bees drinking with the prosecutor, Si.
sad thee at uldaight, he, is oompany ..ith two other mss 17,
who enspod, sneaked him, threw him down, and snood his et.
hands over his mouth, to provost his cries bong heard.
Bach moults were greatly on the foams, sad would, no
doubt matinee to be so while the prosiest system was r,
allowed to roman in fem. The notes*, of the Coart was et,
that he be imprimmod sad kept to bard labour far twelve at
calsadar month.. m.

George Amos sad John R4ary Redfern, who were band
guilty last wales of stadia( • valuable pair of b/w', • ft
carriage, earl other property, were aloe pissed at the tar te•
for jsvigraent. The pertisulare of this ease have already IP
appeared in the newspapen ; the legalities iato their pre iu
-
visas character were not very satisfactory. et.
The Milstein-Jodie sentenced Redfern to be kept to s
peas! servitude for four years, and Ames to be imprisoned 12
and kept to hard labour for twelve ealeader menthe.

John McGuire wu also Wooed up for restottoo. Ho was 21:.
Nara guilty last swim of gulag a watch with violates. i 52.4
The Assiatast Jody sesisaind kin lo 12 &oaths' latpriaoa- t.t.

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meat with hard !shear. re
William Jackie% who wee triad sad rood gouty of rob- *ta
bevy before Kr. Witham, woo brought up for iadguteut. :
Impostor Bream pre Ma a very had thameter, sad to
stated that be had moth et sight polloweas at the mart who FL'
knew hist. . M.
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.Hr. Witham 'tattooed hie to fear pert' penal on-

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

111.812,1111 T.
'RATION IN ■TDI PAIL.

TR DIAZ BOLD

mum. OBSTRUCTION OP PIOPRINT.
Mr. Morris, • builder, nadirs. is Mout street, Gros.
vesermptere, waited epos the sitting magistrate. Mr.
Bingham, to impair* Irm he should preened to remedy
damages for the wilful &streaks of his Frowsty by a mob
ou the prestos' erasing. Applicant stated that he was the
proprietor of two houses is Caraosmiset, Mayfair, both
of which had the wisdom pissed with valuable plate-glass.
Lost sight, about ale o'clock, a mob of blackguards, who
were »males frost the meeting is Hydropark, stopped is
front of his homes, and smashed every square of glass they
could reach wilt stoma, doing &mega to the utast of
2CI. He sow wished to Ismer what remedy he Mad have
for the wastes misabief of the mob.

Mr. Bingham said there was ao remedy against a lawless
mo►, Mess they bad assembled for tressinehle purposes,
whom all dump Witted by them meld be rumored from
the hulked Of the coast, rate. The only emu **Own
weld panne would be to pt the names of is.. of the
MA whM► ►e (Mr. Biegleass) thought alums impossible,
sad thee to give them lab t►e wastody of t►e police, when
ttey would be dealt with putty severely.
Applimat said it wee a hard one, but he nomad he
mutt put ap wit► It. Odd of his adenines. surgeon, bad
the whale of kis shop frost meshed in, and all the show
betthe hooks. by the same nth.
William Jones, 18, James Wendish. 14, sad Hoag
Wheatstone. 18, were thew platted at the her before Mr.
Blogitam, s►arpd with meeting a distubenos sad throw-
ing steams at the polies in Hyde Putt.
Dock, 210 A. deposed that yesterdav Owasso, about
fur *Week be was on duty in Hyde Park, whew be was
surrounded by a mob of shoat 4.000 pumas, ameept whom
were the those plums. He disdain!, saw the plum
Joss sick up s large deli of turf sad throw it at vitas...
It streak him on the bat. The other Fissure were hoot.
iag and shuttles at the polio., mad t►rowing nods, as was
also the remealader of the mob. Witams whiled the pi-
tmen to be quiet, whoa they told him to go to and
asked him what he had to do with it. WheaMtone then
picked up a large cod, which he burled at witness, and
husked his bat oft At the same time the web ealied out,
a Give it him, p it bop," dad had it net bees for the aids-
Mace of the keno petrel sad the et►ar *mumbles, he be-
lieved ►e should have bees isardeeed. la reply to Mr.
Leadley, the e►ief dirk, trusses said be believed the mien
of the disturbs''m was the ash following sad pith( two
gentlemen. who, they said, waled to keep up the prise of
hued. Witness bantered fee their protestise. whets they
set upon him. There were at lust 18,000 se 19,000 pumas
in different parts ef the park.
Tiddler, 890 A. gays eotroborative testimony, sad said
that be, wit► the meistaase of 'mother ..astable, with groat
diatomite, suesseded la rescuing the lest wits'sa from she
mob. This witness was supported by the unstable referred
to, Kirby, 886 A.

insprat Jamaica, D Cason, midi a large meeting was
erased is Hyde-park yesterday, few the peeper of adept-
ag aerates to lower the prise of porkier geserally, and
of brood Is particular. The ands': *misted el between
30,00$ mid 20,000 people. All west at posorbly, the
meetlen beteg ealreased by Musa Jesse sad ethers, till 4
o'clock, whoa dodo of rot k began to be Welts about. TN
mob this eopentod, etas perks erg towards the Albert-
i/ate, sad the other tows & the sesta of the park. Jailor,
from erbet lieSsiseil es Let ileaday week what the mob were
likely se de be leemedistely ordered a ream of aim to go
late the park sad abut the game. At that time a gentle-
man rut towards him birdie( fro. kb month, med rand
with and and dirt, sod claimed hie reredos. He took
hold of the patient's% arm, put him Is a cab. sod Wad
epos the mob to desist from throwisg. Tbe 'lode were as
togs m the mows of a math hat, sad from these wire.
received is hie kat, he bow they hurt. While this wee
gang es, the mob were peltisg the tameable. Two
primes who had miaowed the tressasdes, bogged
hie maistasee, sad ho this eedered two istanted
arcs who were with him to dab ate the
park, sad reser the onstables, which they did.
He saw the three pastime takes ate asmody. TN mob
osseired peiripally of roughs like the prierers. Witmer
tried to eseerter who the patient's wee whom be bad
rescued, sad wee told that the mob bad boonetted hie. ee
as advocate far dear bread. Witness sabeequestly took
hew the mob, as they were Is tria! the park, a amber of
sticks, sad so farther mischief was dose them

The geleasess dialed baying bsea la the auk at all, sad
said the seriatim soda a mistake, sad Mak them tee mow
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MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY.

Two (Maw.

The English funds are again rather better tellay
a further advance of per cent. having been seta!
Wished. The transactions are not important. Con-
sols have ranged between 881 to 881, and are now
quoted 881 to for money and the Bth November.
The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 87 t
to t ; the New Three per Cents. at 1381 to I,
India Stock at 228; Exchequer Bale at 3a. din to
le. prem.; and India Bonds at 21. prem.

Foreign stocks are steady, bat quiet. Turkish Six I
per Cents. are quoted 791 to 4; ditto Four per Cent.'
Loan, 21 to 21 dia.; Russian Five per Cents., 93 to
98; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. 19 to
t and Mexican, 191 to 20 ex di,. Vene.l
meta Active Bonds have been dealt in at
28; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 64; Sardi-1
ciao, at 841 ; Peruvian Four.and.a.lialt per Cents.,
at 73 ex div. ; Brazilian Old Five per Cents., (small
bonds), at 99 to 1; ditto, New Five per Cents, 1843,
at 100.

In another column will be found an analysis of the
monthly Board of Trade returns, which were issued
this day.
Considerable sensation was created in the City by
the sentence passed upon Sir J. D. Paul and Messrs.
Strehan and Bates. _

Intelligence was received on Saturday of the
arrival in the Downs of the Ballarat, front Mel-
bourne, with 110,000 ounces of gold on freight, and
2,6001. in sovereigns, worth in all about 442,6001.
The other imports of specie and bullion reported
during the week now ()lasing oomprise 93,000 miners
of gold by the Moroi, Polo, from Melbourne 9.3081
ounces and 30,2661. in "merengue by the Welter'
Hood, from Sydney ; 136,0001. in silver by the
Echo, from Vera Crag; 411,000 dollars by the
America, from New York ; and 1,1671. by the Ma-
drid, from Portugal.
Tee aggregate value of the sums above specified 11
cannot be less than 1,100,0001., befog, with only one
or two ex:option', the largest arrival ever known in
one week. In the above statement we have not in-
cluded the 96,000 oz. ex the Mermaid, which was cos-

prised in airiest weekly summary. The gold brought'
to by the Marco Polo, it appears, was 93,000 oz., not
125,000, as stated in the &Mims from Liverpool.
The Costom-house statement of the shipments of
the precious metals direct from London during the
week includes 5,279 oz. of gold, nearly all to Ham-
burg, and 125,800 oz. of silver, representing an
aggregate value of about 50,0001. It is interesting
to notice, as showing the demand fee 'pais occa-
sioned by the war, that 125,000 oz. of silver coin,
worth about 31,2001., were despatched to Malatya,
being probably required for the payment of the
troops, and for the prosecution of the trade of which
that part of the Crimea has now become the aerie.
The only other shipment officially reported con-
sisted of seven or eight thousand pounds by the
Ethiope for Africa. It is known, however, that the
specie ex the America was transhipped or Havre,
and that the bulk of the gold ex the Mermaid and
Mara Polo was taken for exportation, the residue
going into the Bank. The silver ex the Echo has not
yet been disposed of.
The Ballarat left Melbourne on the 19th August,
and has therefore made the Fame in 68 days, being
the shortest on record. Her dates are nearly a
month later than those brought by the Marco Polo.
The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 30th
instant for the conveyance, from the River Thames,
of stores to Gambia, Sierra Leone, Colombo, Trin-
comalee, Point de Gallo, Hong Kong, Corfu, Gibral-
tar, Mansion, the Bahamas, Baader', Rio Janeiro,
and Malta.
The numbers are published of thirteen bonds,
representing 2,45 W. of the Swedish Four per Cent.
Provincial Mortgage Loan, which are to be paid off
at par on the let December.
An extraordinary general meeting of the Austra-
lian Direct Stara Navigation Company is called for
the 27th November.

Shams in the Great Luxembourg Company upon
which the last call of 11. (payable on the Bth mat.) is
in sneer are to be liable to forfeiture one month
hence.
The half-yearly dividend is to be payable oa the
stock of the Grand Survey Docks and Canal Com-
pany on the 13. h Nov.

tUroaDAY EVINDIO.

The English stock market opened quietly this
morning, but subsequently experienced an advance
of per Gent., operators for lower prices showing •
disposition to close their accounts at the end of the
week. Otherwise the day's business was inanimate,l
and without any feature of interest. The further 11
large arrival of Australian gold reported this after-
noon is calculated, however, to stimulate confident*. •
hope being entertained that the bulk of it will be seat
into the Bask.

At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentee &coed
at 84.30 for money, and 84.25 for account, being a
mere shade lower than yesterday, but 1 to d per cent.
below the Baal quotations of Thursday. At Vince the
Austria. funds are quoted about 1 per cent. higher,
but the premium on gold and silver continues to 'how
an upward tendency.
Consols opened at 88 to 1, and closed at 881 for
money, and 881 to d for the Bth November. The
official busbies. report is as follows :—Three per
Ont. Coasels. for mosey, 88, 881. 88, 881 I ditto, for
meant, Bth November, 881, 88,881. Three per Cent.
Reduced, 871, 1. New Three per Cents., 88, 881, 881.
Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1880, 3 7-14,
31; ditto, Thirty Years Annuities, 1886 (New Loan),
181. India Stork, 226. Bank Stock, 208, 208.
Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, hlling
payable in 1868 and 1859, 981.
Exchequer Bills were dealt in at 2s. die. to 3s.
preen., and India Bonds at 2s. dia. to 21. prem. Ex-
chequer Bonds were quoted 981 to 4.
The extreme variation in Consols this week has
been 11 per cent. The market cloned to-day at the
highest point of the week, and # to 1 per cent. better
than on lest Saturday.
Turkish stocks were rather firmer this afternoon,
the Six per Costs. being List quoted 791 to 4.
and the New Four per Cent. loan, 21 to 21
die. In other stocks there is no movement.

At jeastertlar; yesterday (Friday) the easkanp on
London was quoted at 11.86, at short; at Visuals,
11.2; and at Hamburg, 13.5/.
Land and Bank shares to-day were quiet, at former
prices. St. Katharine Dock stock was dealt in at
35 ; Australian Royal Mail, at 41; Canada Land, at
186; General Baum Steam, at 141; and Crystal
Palace Preference shares, at par.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

- - - -
MARIE-LANE.—THIS DAY.
The &apply of laglids whist L flak lane this ramie,
was not large, nor were the arrivals from abroad of say
swami ; the trade, nevertheless, ruled dull, at a decline of
Is. 2e per qr. upon wheat, and lonise told
slowly as former palate. Flour underwent no alerts!
eitee ge.
Fine barley was was fully as dear; secondary sorts dill,
I and rather cheaper.
Ode were steady, and quite as dear as before.
White peas were °beeper. Grey pas sad beans were fully
as dear. _ _

ARRIVALS INTO LONDO7I PROW 0-7 T. 12 TO 0 T. 27.

cowirue. Wheat. barley. Yeti Oats. ~'eso., r•.•. F on.
q'. qrs. qrs qn. qrs. qv& het. mks.
taglish 1941 10. 119,, 09 in *I ... 11141
bash
Irish
Wan gs 1744 111:3 12 ... 4957 ....
I
IR. Q. Rill 43 0 992 314 032 613 225
Gt. N. UM... 310 3 'no 94
owls
It:rum ..... 1905 5150 U 0 11542 43