... y 0 d 0 1' Q b a TUESDAY EVENING. The railway share market continues to be unfa- vourably affected by the fall in Consols. Rather denided depression prevailed in the morning, but a partial recovery occurred towards the close, and the final quotations were not more than 4 to , per cent. lower than those of yesterday. Attention was chiefly directed to the settlement of the account (the details ...

... CASUALTIES. Clara Wheeler, which sailed on the 27th, has put back,- Liverpool, Nov. 29. Medea, for Rio Janeiro, has put back, sailed 27th instant,- Liverpool, Nov. 29. LrvERPooz SHips AT Fo~RRGN PORTS.-Somonautb, at Bombay; Tamerlane, and Allison, at Galle; Henrlica, at Batavia; Langdale, at Anjer; Velocidade (damaged), at Hoag Kong; Eliza, at Beirut; Devonian, Cargey, Heather. bell, Dream, ...

... CASUALTY, Iactolus ?? from Greenock for Ha vre, NIas put into this port with damage, having been incciiflitabrue name unknown (,since proved to be tios. Young Brander, from New Orleans), off Tuakar, at 2 As'clock Yesterday morning.-LiTerpool, Dec. 80. Lcxr~oOL SHIPS AT FORMOIN Po0R~b.-Acsstus, Three Sisters, Haidee, and William panton, 8s, Harbour Grace; Iron Duike, and Emma, at St. -John's, ...

... The following sums represent the amount to which subscriptions to the Patriotic Fund have attained in the towns with which they are connected; Abergwilly, 481.; Aberamans, 3001.; Accrington, 4551.; Aston-le-Walla, 121.; Aylsbeare, 131.; Banbury, 3001.; Burton-on-Trent, 1,3001.; Buckingham, 2701. ; Bottisham, 431.; Beccles, 1351, ; B.dger, 321.; Bakewell, 1801. ; Bark- ing, 1101. ; B.'rnsley, ...

... LrVZRPOOL SXuX'S AT FOUMoGN rouTs. - Emily, at Meauritius; Recruit, and Sir C. Napier, at Melbourne; CO(C White Cloud, and Mlora, at Adelaide; Simonds, -and Dio- co] nys a aterieat Sydney; Vjaoaya,land Franklin, at III Havaa; Clpe(sa.), Mary, and Compromise, at Genoa; CRt Governor Baron de VrIere, at Ostend; Snowdrop, at la Browerishaven; Caroline, at FrederickAeaven; Oste, at HE Wolast ...

... MONEY MIARBET. Lu TUisDAY EvENIo. ] The English funds opened this morning at a wal further decline of 4 to S4 per cent. on Lord Palmer- of t ston's confirmation of the adjournment sine die of the hel wh Vienna Conferences. A recovery of about A per cent. from the lowest point succeeded, the purchases of the sor public continuing upon an extesivze scale, and stock a r being in much demand for ...

... - LzYBRPooL SHIPS AT FocRzio PonTm.-American, at Zurickztee; Eugene, st the Scheidt, John Barbour, at St. John's, N.B.; America ?? Glenalmond, and Theonis, at Hal fax; Caroline Shank, Bsirkbtll, Titartia, and Notherton, at Newfoundland; Otter ?? and Countess, at Havre; Proeveto, at Christiana; Drie Gebroeders, at Harliugen; C~.ssaandra, at the Helvoet; Goudar, and Wa- tOrre, at Charleetun; ...

... I I I I q - I I . -- , , -- ?il.- i- I 1 ;3, I. ?l , mi- I , . .? Z. , ? M. 3 - - : ?? . . ?? .. 1;4 Th: ha~wa iaba~ ntt ava~ed! gh.!peU ingil but after*ardsre fel with CGonwlsnafl o oleed :he~avilI'at the Iqweet ?? da? W;eit'Wote tok fell, D leme 1 t'1, per. e and lo onion and :rth t W Wstirn sb'out perl cent. h1ither dbe soripti onb.ba kr9iuoipn was .le' s mirnad U Atzthe vas. of the 8to8ek ...

... SHARB- LISTS. SAMURDLY ?? The railway market to-day was very inanimate. Prices fluctuated slightly, in sympathy with the funds, and at the close a little filatness prevailed, but on the whole this market is fairly. supported. At the close prices were, in nearly every instance, identical with the closing quotations of yesterdayg At 3 o'clock London and North Western Stookx was quoted 101i to ' ...

... CMMI4 a o KR , PRODUCE MARKET. ' S uxe r ' .- W e a v e a w-d a d * m - ~ ~ ~ I ~ 7 ,slss -he edo nel 6d.tto. V. j aad .t laie - o eld a shadein f-arr of the boft., budn e der ad fo ta o ham Wi e' the l t t n d a ai t re e to > of forein hve bieafe acid a v o bf s tact - ba snta f p rt. f R efi e h bee nx s teady atl 3t we wem dsca Br e r m ini m at 4 4.. O d. to 0 0 1 T oed af 27 0 1 . ef ...

... PENAINSULAR _MINIANG COMPANY. A meeting of shareholders in this company was held yesterday at the London Tavern, for the purpose of receiving information of the company's property and pros- pects. The chair was taken by F. PEGLERL, Esq., chair- man of the company, who, in opening the proceedings, said that the company had commenced with a capital of 25,000 shares, of which first 5,000, and 2 ...

... MII.XES. .SATURDAY EVENING. Very little business appears to have been done to- day in British mining stocks,and we hear of no espe- cial change in prices. The South Devon Consols Company's shares -were rather weaker again, closing ' to 4 prem. The gold mining shares remain quite neglected, and this department of the market preserves a very dull tone. The shares of the Australian Cordillera ...