The Express. — London, England, 1852-10-06 00:00:00

Ii ITZT!"! T '4IT/7 , T Ttt 'l:.xl3:tt4-51 [THREEPENCE. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1852. RAILWAY& H Lumbers le De. (1110 Hy) tl D e s Omill • I 'Lyons and Afton .. 411 liadras 274,Marla j • I 1 4 1 Pi ll pa 11 11 89 194 131 141 14 144 pat it If 841 •, $0 soi 24 pa 111 164 1 41 10 4 6 1 II 71 so was taken, it was understood, for account of the same eminent London firms u are named as the purchasers of the Pennsylvania railroad bonds. The old Five per Cent. Loans have declined about 1 per cent. Besides the above negotiations, about 223,000 dollars of Buffalo and New York City 'tail road Ist mortgaged Bonds, bearing 7 per cent. inte rest, and redeemable in 1860, non-conrertible, were sold at auction at an average of 901 per cent. Tho price subsequently advanced to 92 to 921 per cent. rho Hudson River Railroad Company have issued, to provide in part for laying the second track, 1,000,000 dollars of 7 per cent. Coupon Bonds, re deemable in 13 years, and convertible for ten peers after the Ist of May, 1855. These are offered to the shareholders, in proportion to the amount of stock owned by each, at 90 per cent. Monday's quotations of stocks at Vienna are thus reported by telegraph:—Austrian Five per Cent. Metalliques,_9s_ls-16; New Loan, 94; ; Exchange THIS DAT.—Two &ewer,. Railway shares sympathise with the improved feeling in the Congo' market, and, with the tion of London and Brighton, which is flat, all= are higher. Scottish Central have risen to 85 ; and Caledonian to 46. Business is still restricted, and thus the upward tendency is checked by the 'beetles of active operations. Eastern Counties shares are rather dull. French shares are not buoyant, but Dijon and Besancon show much firmness. The Belguin lines are well supported, Namar and Leige marking 81, and Sambre and Meuse 10i. SHAW AND NOM VIIIGUASANTIPIA Sa Wasalr It U..' (with la.) II Do. Do.(ea lateral) .. 14 iNortbasa a 1 Prase, . .. all ' Do. SDI. S per et. Rana 1 lot R. a Masao lbs.) :If Paso sad Lyme ... . steinike DO Pads awl Odors ... . fr Prissed Iwo ... .. . ID Perim awl IRraonar. . ' 4 P,46.oairoaitherb:ary IP Raw BM Mane ... .. la arl Yam ... .. I $ Waal= of Trams— .. 00 11 ti 10 1 i les 90-4 st tip b 9 p.m. MS AArasa ... Slebss. lorm.Dassa C. Sisass.slll,l63lllllllll.C. .1S i Do. _ Oh, M.. MONEY MARKET. TEESDALE EVENING. The Consol market was stationary to-day, business being very dull. The price ruled quiet at 991 to 100 both for money and the account of the 13th inst. The only other business was in India Stock, which was dealt in at 276. Exchequer Bills were steady at 70s. to 735. prem. for theMwoh, and 68s. to 71s. prem. for the June issue. India bonds were quoted 83s. to 86s. prem. In the foreign stock market also great dulness pe vailed. Mexican bonds were very heavy, closing only 24 to 4, and Turkish scrip showed a downward tendency. In other stocks the variation in prices was slight. The business list is brief, comprising only the undermentioned stock!, viz.:—Brazilian Old Fire per Cent. Small Bonds, 1001. Dutch Two.and-a-Half per Cents., 65; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 961, 97, 961, j, ex div. Ecuador Bonds, 41, 5. Mexican New Three per Cents., 241, 4, 24. Peruvian Actives, 104, ex div. ; ditto De ferred, Three per Cents. 631 ex div. Sardinian Five per Cents., 931, 96. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 501, ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 231, /. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 81, 81 prem. Venezuela Deferred One per Cent., 164. The miscellaneous share dealings included Bank of Australasia shares at 58 ; London Chartered Bank of Australia, 3f, ; London and Westminster Bank, 331; Royal Australian Banking and Gold Import ing, 11; Union Bank of Australia, 501 ; Crystal Palace, 5; Royal Mail Steam, 791; Assam Tea Company, 10. Bordeaux and Cette Railway shares closed 31 to 3,1 prem. • Upper India Railway, to 1 prem.; Netherlands Lind Inclosure, par to 1 rem. ; French Crystal Palace, 1, to prem.; Revers to Graissessac Railway, Ito prem. ; Quebec and Richmond Railway, 1 to 1 prem.; English, Scot tish, and Australian Bank, to prem. ; Wood ford Railway, Ito prem.; Wimbledon and Croydon Railway, 11 to 11 prem.; West End and Crystal Pdace Railway, 1 to # prem.; Vauxhall and Sydenham Railway, to 1 prem.; Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway, 1 to sprem.; Great Northern, Doncaster, Wakefield, Leeds, and Brad _ on London, 11.31. A very painful feeling has been created by the suspension of the respectable firm of Messrs. Walter, Logan, and Co., consequent upon the absconding of Mr. Thomas Alexander M'Lean Portts, a memls r of the firm, which has branches at Lima, Panama, Biago•a, Paris, and London. Mr. Porten is a man of talent and attainments, and imp'icit: con fidence was placed in him, as may be in ferred from the fact of his having been Governor of Esmeralda, in the republic of New Granada. We understand the sum carried away by him was about 17,0001. in cash, and that heavy liabi lities had also been contracted. He left Panama about the middle of May, and has nut since been heard of, but a description of his poem has been ex tensively circulated, and a reward of .7,001. offered for his apprehension. The liabilities of the house will probably amount to 60,000/., and under the painful circumstances of the case it is perhaps scarcely to bo expected that the liquidation of the claims can be very favourable to the creditors, whose forbearance and sympathy will doubtless be easily secured. A fan amount of business was transacted in the market for foreign exchanges this afternoon, and the turn was in most cases in favour of sellers, although quotations did not vary greatly. Hamburg, however, was sensibly lower, and Vienna higher. Short Paris was negotiated at 25.271 to 30, and three months paper at 25.471 to 50. Amsterdam was in demand at 12.01 to ?, and Hamburg found many . takers at 1:1.8 to 1. Italian paper was a little more in demand, at previous rates, but paper on Spain and Portugal was extremely flat. The same may be L said of Vienna, which was very difficult of sale, the • nominal rate being 11.42 to 46, and for Trieste, 11.44 to 48.—1 n the bullion market there is no change. ill 101 44 44 1i Wald siallaiit —. 1 tel re Olaidra . oweirtaa via/Wilk .. 0 11101101ar all Daain ume tat e aad Abu M.. all 100 MEII/0 (110 L. • I no m L& i a .:j . . . . aull . vis s. 3.4 saws omodrh •41 6114111111 UWE. Claw /1 Oda L 11• 104 .. all Da. 4100 It aa4 C . 4110 all OW Issamatre .. I all De. Sew f /barn; all o.w W.I. Ims.llB.r•Ja 10 liabillith ma (1 10 11 0 % • 101 elobwity Per th,Dua&rn . NO & /1001. Westate . 10 31.0100 ... .NO 110 dm% A. 110411 .10 Da. 000.11. 1110011 .. 11l 4O 1140.41 n. , IN 00a0111111100 .. 1 all laradarasiO4/11ala .. 4 II! Ds. Mei ... 00 10andir• NM 04100; I 11 DIJON* I 111 De. West IllaTagliske I all Ueda Daroolo ... .. ,1 111 Imam 01111110011 . I 11 Us 0 211ary,1s lostliewl L 100 10 , 000.4001. Ow, I. 100 lb 1100010-Wabar 11 Da. Mho I 1 Da.4llo4L,lami 6411 1. 00 Lambs 11110110-1104 an 1 80 1 4 Or r Or r sae ... ... .. 0 IDi. 1 an 1.00.0y6116101111 . le all • 10010.11,000110110. I. 100 It 41 a fl i t i == sl"6 oo, ' m Ms Hi I a Si i Is I SI IM 3 U 7& IS Ili pi 6i SOi 711 + ` ,422 47 01.0. Woe. tedrod)„. Swumle so 4 °NMI .. 120 111/001/110 14 11sorport. aMigii4a4. 1444 arta. 71 .. 001l iOll se 00111100.. 20 100 St 44411144 a Geri. 'wise 1011 %elk . 1 *eft Demi, if°. I DO6 8 Goarotliel 11l !NA* Pribroshift. 10441611111401 k West.hir tooosllol, h Weber WO rida Ontrel .1.4 %WM A .„ 10 . 1 Ilbmopedli One A Ds. Oka L irig464 ... I Vinitmlf all 4.444Vari Cbssair 0184..W.1111114 • AU 12e. Maio THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. Consols have at length made a decided movement. The price opened at yesterday's range. bat purchasers came forward, and raised it to 1001, the present quotation being 1001 to I, with a steady appearance. The improved feeling extends to the other depart ments of the house, but business is still very quiet. The unfunded securities are quiet at yesterday's prices. Only a few descriptions of foreign bonds have met with business, and the variation in prices u slight. Grenadian and Turkish are weaker, and Mexican Bonds do not rally. Mexican mark 241 ; Peruvian Actives, 103 ex die.; ditto Deferred, 635 to 64 ex div. ; Turkish Scrip, 85 to 85 prem. ; Granada De ferred, 11Z to 3 ; ditto Actives, 21f ; Equador, 41; Spanish New Deferred Thine, 231 to /. The new Swedish loan is quoted 2/ to 3 prem. I III li I a 51. M 4 1 444 I li i le II WI; ..Ibrepain Mien 0111• A. C,•olll4faUy pallepat wet Ont SO emoli 100 On* N ONO Wig _ 11 See& Toloo.llAlvertlu . IT Wsureipl sod ell WaNdied eel 10 woe OurasaU 109 70:111•01111;610 1 10 Do. lei Lasoslese 10 11 1 0.11.11.11.1"enbri Tort mad su* Merl Riad COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. Ile • MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. There was not much English Wheat fresh up for this morning's market, and factors experienced no difficulty in disposing of the few parcels on sale at the extreme rates of Monday teat. Foreign Wheat and Flour sold in retail at the rates of last market day. The arrivals of foreign Oats have been light, but a (air quantity haul come to hand front Ireland ; the demand was not brisk ; at tie same time the advance noted on Monday was fully supported. In Deans and Peas there was no change. aIIUOAIB INTO LONDON PROM 4th OCT. to 6th OCT. Rm. Enclaut. Nortek. tub. forcer,. Barley 1390 1%00 0804-- Kat ..... 670 Moon 1,070 sacks; 11,1 barrel'. gas maw as mw IMAM I ' 7 • * 7 ' . ) , 1 :- llrl 7r 7 • Ttt. ....._.......„, / ,... 4 _,, ....., ..... No. 1,910.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVI ------- (DOVER and 110L111EAD RAILWAY LONDONDERRY AND COLERAINE MINES. t i ..., all All PACKET I.I3IIPAIIIf. -Ifs anssomente its RAILWAY. .....i a peas ma tiiv mosh hymen krelowleed grad ni - TUMIDLY EVENING. ors 4 " 4 we w eeb s U' l lilit:l7l, l :vy wel j rn i ;Vil a tmiley eemm e e c T , MIS bllMEMillb 1111811 St ado mom WM held .11 " Vaniutua in the mining market unntinti" sa s arm doe ft re ewers sueeleg grab g ood, mad cattle. prO d gmly nirdiu ai m . h u M uthmu u ust .6.ith u p. c ue . chiefly confined to the heavy stocks, in which nume- . sea on" 11 "" d am e, rata hoot, es Dublin art prioelpal la. s a ke mrsdams, Lit., Imek ismshe& pgrunlars el dieroes transactions take place; the other descriptions f s ay be known kat applustam of t he Casept:iy's The libubleby the e the vowel : of adventures being less in request. The principal l' illail dsm i e sibil " . re or littii4oss " tk " a i. maa"W iseerposl e . °lhk (48ffria " Tier "Man hare tkilValakm to in"' Wit the dealings have been in Wheal Buller at 825; South a Wag al"' 1 /- 1 • 4 '.• J . 111 " EI L r iglill a }see ma "' lameadin T W 24 " 4 " 8 Basset, 815; Devon Console , 393; South Frances, 3 WM mites iiio, was apses* i iii e g i s Et testis Ore elthesewSineer. i maw. 5404. K. IMS. 423 . ‘7 32 1 . 8 1 h eth m u . sh o moma di os e g t h e 180, 183; South Camden, 1471, 130; West Caradon, -____ - 7, - lA - gE a gg COMFORT in SHAVING.-B. and company, Ms ressntly meth • plamesi of the 180,180; Wheal Beton, 200 ; North Basset, 101,11; a b a nit% VANS' chirrnie Mot% or thaetrtleterel calm line, &ad wee spite ssaiMed that the smeager traffic T r i b l us b ue l t , 4,6; Tartaric , 134; Wheel Harriett, I " 4 „, ri mer, us if. Amon •w 7 ba LM . oat WwWw MIM TM might at ow be imassesessd. Bat it. assaleses it taps- 11, 1i; Clive, 41; Old Wheal Basset, 11; Wheal , tOoalle4121.1..II• how that mcmt eminent sergems. blf. AMOR um t h at a s. asaos an rig .. I Wee made trial of poor Lamm Strom, sad Sad It es 61 69 railway Grenville, 11; Alfred Consols, 131,1, 1; Old Roberts, hr 1.. ki . tlpolled t ths ma"bias the weather mow au" tr.. '"" "" 1 k " . " UthiT " ed br it ' ll " continues s lag I gad es the w pmagr haft meld seriously 2314 6 ( 1 -1 Linares. 3 1. i, I i CaPialio, 6 . _,..rut` , e worumcni , kw eastosied and wergirel purpose.- .....-, l ' .. T arms as. and a Demo. semen. 1114, ern. anatomy with the spentioss of the marasatsr, he advised The gold mining shares remain steady, with oily ' ii - ie ,,,.": 4 :: e .s e :dre," .b.. me meg, as.. may es mimed. sad that it was sena amine fur two or Ohms weeks t• carry a quiet business. Carson's Creek are supported at ie..' rsisurva timecc l accee .." l " 7 . 22 , 433 4. 44 " 2 1 / 4 . 22 .," ° 96. ,.. 2 " . 3322 .1c6 . 3 .7" ) 4 . 2 . 2 . 2 WVA : 11 " = 0 •It •by "MI mums the melba mamba ba 1000 1 1- _ par to 1 prem. • parish . m a 1118 N e 'r m i I/21 m a * a "" mbl e s a ' United Mexican shares closed rather fiat at 71 to 8 gads Mods willesesdis ths=sl the oreemetor T"DA I L Y NEWE•teeswebstay I slis me ha y olasai d ad prem. Imperial Brazilian are steady at 71 to 1. Linden IllirsPejar pets. M. is tha peatham a the * mans Mans o u gg e the My Me , Ran. South Australian shares are looking up. asstanula ni "'" e•-- = -- -" w " am °a nett et th. Li ' dd. ham Mimed his 1101101111101041141404 red, fee the pee- The non-official quotations are as follows :-Mel see two si u"'''' "" Ili k ''" 11•211. "' ''''''"" il"I' art mom, the Malls agemeses so the merles a ~, a ; .....; or wag cram. whines ealitaat, ecinia. We& bonnie, Ito • per share; Connemara, = tot 1 1 :::, .are 1. la b a l l a_ll a alas laalaa Myra dais the rausa i al Olenau li n, Ito .1 prem • Ke nmore, Ito 1 prem. i „, t ,,, e ....,...1 ,ohm afliothemalehreris-ls tits weames as Its with the smear ham asonsars 1515.15 dy she Calsraim .t the •* th La Plata, which arrived toi a pets. m the rola. trealuil, tl____Nr444,44iieractor et tie b a g b on lu d o dom i ng was ammo .. aa ahasta ham Amongst cargo of e tomes 16 '6 4 mm a" l'i k. " ...l.3mlLN ` l ' lk. ' Um Nails Lsea - effethensm. - Toissassee ban ths at Southampton last week from the West Indies, mama easidee! s m a. " LaS ah".• ad I l a ma " ana "‘"" eseisinsimaniethes yea Asa ohs Ism applied wars nine cases of gals ase from tin ems of gold n eente rl """ Ir.sare sse es See site mew- Me lim Mss Illosma 1 the Imam Wen Peeflan of sim belonging to the West Granada ar Wearies old o amend Om by every lies ham he Sum been is mem st a ram' sad Silver Mining Company. •i trjZiaseey s i st4 6 l:lll lielaws war IL lof Mom tine by Ys ssetentar, IS,. !Mellish, I sg :s ewe as M• ina wyerbrei. is Yet by yew mat b a gg laa g y midis The Santiago Minis Company have received a um-mo men es Minn. m line In d=.”o""laa the Al is lewd the day may be b ee n he she advice. dated Ist September. The produce for me.- wawa radian.. amt has damps tiesn its norms dons* *sin from Imamsearry to Csamsbra. August was 1713 tons of copper ore and 3 tons of ` 6 , 4 "'"'„..7,4 1 "== . ..: issuers by** ism Weds el Amps Ter thethes, hawing the eleallell 04 =1 1 :: precipitate. The manager's report states that from send te the n. asur Ow lla IN , 1011011 Modal N•Ii•P•PSW 14/ ma suety thir emi ls i mmiais hams, • the west end of Taylor ' s shaft to the east end of the .area a wis be we the OW mem ,01. t wang W 10100 thaa Calmar, mad sus wow esentiathe ameemseats mai; yews' bee msw me, aseam i t a te um ara sa mmo ammann i el: im. by „ mak shay brimeisgs t as a ,.. b a ss = mie sha 86 fathom level measures 7 fathoms. The lode for lisai*, by d ie this distance is 8 feet wide, yielding from 7to 8 tone 1 1 " 0 "••• e""a" ------- 1 1 1.. ----- "" 1341 "Ile theis t i eratimailany kr the aseemesslsa ad a }Rat per fathom. The nutedis and peach is very plenti es„ ~.., wasts...-...-- Va 1.....-....... 1 *Km p ebw _. MI Ina._ esibm7 kills Me tier FIC s km Al, and the dust Ma is somewhat of a lower per MI" " al - ..... - .... » IE4I --- tr a We law 1 red Pa l base la Maga the oentsge. The walls of the lode are becoming more TM torment imintremie .. this potties *Mb/ Me nihrelles erriasskims this thersey Is sosedhuis les the ermine mimm remedy es o rpord try s e simper% moues -- u s e l se „w ee d t h e wewe e am " ay ods regular. A wine is being sunk at 13 fathoms to .TM • lastly %ewe •is the • pessevot al the Maim mesh. a y eas k a a d vaasooloom us bad es .bat b e . the west of the 32, in the bottom of the 22 fathom pure, Taw the Sr tit to.l, hash gremal sad • 'Weal tems.- rep _ ..,.....00.17 that .......„, 33 .. 332 „. 22 . 2 . 2322 32 swarm rem sod tfis Leatheesary sad Eaelsidilea • level, and another winze at 10 fathoms east of Tay =bra d Error . no crewly. Irish the awed WWI 400 •• beeleweill with the other WWI; lot ' s. In the west winzo the lode is irregular, but ef the ~anted dmily pima, sod she the lowa is by Midi peer mama Mc that this ale de- re d uc i ng stones of ors . I n t h e nth ~,„,,, the ludo maw ei advertleresesu - wet to the • Iree'-obadwaS by smy lua u s a ge b e a g sa g ood wadies Hs tat names 2 aids Peer. es seems el wow thee weeweew e e li ma 1 01 enmeem m an to d m mod of the ammo. Tha swims& ts f eet wide, composed of mundic and peach. The , and ewe sek u e amiss% u s , o w e a g r , c ows have no water is lowering a little at Perseversnem shaft, ta 1 . •." 4 4 2 :a ms. tw ka t tlet 6s Nes " ..6 is " l ' hi e bm '"" orally visited the min sad membeed far theologians the under the 22. Th e St. Andrew shaft is now being *einem lv, Pirehisewt. Imam uafac 101 • 21011 ,.____, _ ____ ___,_, _ _et t it •01017. They Mel ethald that , worked through the Cobre Company's levels. E PORQUETS LE TRESOR de L'ECOLIER wit• a mime° wnwmimma 0181.14114 milb Mho& sa am Lowl its _ ____ ___ Paresume • sr. messises Lavish Imo Myth at add. "6 rd ., sad with the ealkevl mil lehales ssra. a l eats essieseiee pew.. p 3444 22 . 2212 ya w Railway as the other, them will be issue mamesselal THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoar. are. rim., e . brsrenkm. &men "(Wet. tato Seeder Soh. sad serisalhand sources • large and samessnit• There is no change of importance in the gold mi- Dm, ykressaggy. halm TWeer. LEW imam late. NM wade; whir the natural beauty of the menery, fl ier s h a res. British Australian mark I &.' , and new ilir, HMOs , is itaiwksw 2 0 , 0 1 " 5 r•••••• $ 1 "•• the feeilliss Mowed as the meat kg ens-bathine, Colonial Gold, I ends Deem_ corsage, hr. sad the inanity of such an anhaserlsbpi allsaMisa• •- - - - n.. 011. .' 5 . V. •• PI , " ••• •••• lea As 16 • 11 • 2 11 X it. w arga l, 0 &moray, N a y arm m a n g ama cag e Imperial Brazilian shares are rather weaker, sales Aime e is siser est by me re sesuipa r Mess. end Ma m af wev4wie suumoitAs, um Joui Imeets se emir Ames Mrs. amiss, must assure • • miry groat samet of phew. mills. basing been made at 71. South Australian are arm, weir^ The sepssimse by Fee diessame la swarming with buyers at I poem . Copiapo mark 8. reeds: si-sisis. Mardian. and au; sud Ner be liee at 11. ths holism ors GM /theiddihe Eellway Meinximwetememsardss. has seabird Om te wpm the whim geyser the Madam Maven with Os alemst mew as sew& them 1 ami they balm arm done ~ .. .PORQUETS FIRST FRENCH ItEADINO shasmolo gi ad wok win be b ...1 6 - 76. 061 ..... thi5e Mtn Warm nem. fad. yesterday. ` .d ay . le a )ti : ••• cat 11•11 Ili" 1 " 12 $" 1 " . " 6 witbNuw• l'a of rest Ile dm tounpani a ritt compith satislassisa to the oranges 1 Aria ilia ......... ell t 1 se b. 64.......... lIITTG nowt ITALIAN READING BOOK. Trtth Notes. Sa. WE p mt' The dma. " man anima be lellbell. Am qua.- "Me lev seste nallemann - -...... all pa lpa DITTO FIRST .ESIM*N HEADING SUOK. Is. M. time a 11.5 mine; as mallmmail tor the seg. Mew 10 AA ............ le -l_ Pa ago w hi m d o ao WKS le imstrelsolaa I 1 11 mut, FECUND kEADINU LOOK ; ror, Tiadesteor. h. 51. trades oef lida. Massith u MAM SS MOMS= 1 CALIMILNIAN MANCAL of CONTWATION te SPANISH. shape he his agora theresa. Three of Hose I " mom rieeete 13. '4. rig t • via , thigelle Clay, Seq., 11. P., John Creek WM 1 Ave MA& I' thlvIAN OPELLING4HYJK ; with inert Grammer and Mese. . sad Jibe Kam. zal sad ese of year editor.. 8. so. at eilawn.. 1r... ., ctsi i a l lt 1 1 lle to. "I. 1116DIXT rat ENGLAND. With heath Nola 4s. dd. J. eley g: 2 Li gkela Of ellise =Tian. Tram gentle- Mese t British Mstralken Geld DI ITO a FRENCH. with English Norma 4s. Id. ma are ell cad stir me fee melodies. Mee le mums isms • - - Umbra : Nisei* Mar Mall, sad Om; sad nay lie bed et 11. Foe the WM 11.1 Ores& Imp.(lsmat M. pea 14‘ 1 $ 75 111 Or dall...semiwaY year "Teta° ems m De. OmmweadGelabs all - - Issieveharen,Oemet-Pwoes. beg Seheeleell be tr ilBl. lllllLas Wale& aim already bees turn y e De . IL j.i. vet 3232 ls - _ damoi•Sei yas ; sad they have merely to add as muss 1 theta's e re e l a ....... ... ... its add t 0 r tergietbe that (indopeadent ei the seer rat Wee . thin Copper ..........- a et 44 tit GREAT OCEPOWDER BLAST. amuses In ths of ra* steeper., eel sesthassers MON - 5 Calera (bld -.... t 11ma 11 1 11 wea k la only lindlity new Wain le that fia s Ze tas i s nastrettaa Ooseer Mi I i _ls A monster blast by gunpowder, fired by means of fee the below ( ) peeviemiy swath to yrs as dna em was " creed - all - - a galvanic battery, took plata ea Wednesday last at Farness the_pmatiess of • 's issasst la smienssiss.• " moss Chides Mountain all lMs quarry, on Lochfine seer tummy. The quarry rim per- The Chaim", mil Mies nesoving des 'chain et its mass Gnat Daslay elledas pentheuletly above tho mania of Loehem to • height of report he maid male a few obsanseinth Thom was sa WIN Greet P01m05tb...... all jI I pm about 80 feet, and presents a surface to the sea of 100 fast old proverb, thaMit was • hug Ism then bed es tendee. IS tak imn alata. --- • ell iI ra au is Meth. Nam the centre of this face, and 30 feat inward Chesmstassis still fresh ia the wpm sf the gsagthessa. I law SiGalUer,G.Qta.C..oe. ell 1 1 dls or beck from the front, a vertical shaft was driven down semely, the patties of WM GM lelt a had milleihnes4 to maw Illerlealta through the granite mountain to • depth of GO feet from tha demur this immisay end may edam, sad bad mend the 6 t Ilielimagilleethametiew 5 41 I serbiee. It was 3 feet 6 inches Name. From the bottom directors to =el My on Menu them Tills ahoy was New Granada .»._r..... la I I ads of this shaft two galleries or tunnel', of sal capacity he the time use with some diminishable, bet it Nolooo 110144 ---- la f ela legs the masa shaft, to sash 17 feet is is • had tamed me in Ss sad es be advantageous. It had MAN Port Mlllp .. . .... .....-..... 1 4am 11 Quarts Now . 0 a ses bile ow parallel with the quarry hass. At the eh. gives them oho mom of inking into railway works, miss es ewe ,. se 0me n....... Hi to 32 trinity • t each of them little tunnels wee Pawed a ben the szpeass of the pleas, sad the remelt has Ness sem i lath mere m 5.......-.. t e i ess li melsithe • tsa sed • halt of the stmegest blasting the samMal 'Fein of Wastage Miss of their 111 Its art _ -....- ....... I II le bred 1, iler. Ithela Is laparate divisions, • total charge line from Imsdanthey to thertswa Limavady. he the ChM M. al theled Era= ............. 01 II 51 0: thnle • • • 41• 1 11 8 pessads. no mot event on navvy Amid be ompleSsal M Chi mid& he hoped MON I Wee lareinele----.... en ins per Leek. we hewed to with vanom Mingo by weld ash be Ithe them Os Lt sf May, • Imp mils lakasa I Tab' - '*- lil m 11 mikes sons with pleasurable essitemeet. sad might be emoseled. Mass thy Inet met these of ths di by ahem wlih matimals al to mall terror. The Cm- roses, Mr. Clay, Mr. Cross, aM lasedfi had AMA the deers hod peensfesheal the village to Wass • little weeks, and wen Ism to say that its sielsestar lesd doss LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. pima ism *sleuth se the mthas ; buts tko onsissity se Ids wash ia • mut Wismetial maser. (Mem been) It mess it Msg. Ise Ma th Y. Mar melisead a veep es- mess user snot as my Sea in the Maoism Is Maim L am p oon . O dT . 5.1,7 toa d y aahoporasag g ay , I basin mien*. sammased kma the arrimi.... to Ys swan mess they might .s ht wry great re- m h o . lees than ee e .mast e e b a g man . h as a b dietely seemed Foam TM groat fele et the tower mass lima Os mime smarm al smassessed, milt as the s ew sour w ea l a s s * . arm g am an ma w order of Bigamies, lesd se feats in the gesst NM ehish estrados mime Laps of the river lises,thsthent•s Cams- s h a g s l ower b u t Igillgaggi hi ' garar e am as wwww i s the tvg Semmesh wee about to blew elf in the addle ef way, and mbar s_sums of attrastisa. The iiirsstses looked n e m ew l s , the th e th uthu oa thia; -.thherg th Ogi their owm ~NT. In fact, net • far of the old amass famed vie** insert interest es the seemisdem of the • au ta s se s L au samgga s and gbs s eis scs aq ; guy 0 1 , and gaffe's 'waived that the prammity of Lashes, wee sew brides mar the river Foyle for the Verdes If this M a w mu g thd esu s i sagh i.- 22e-i sa s a to pus sway with this thestraus aspiallsa, sad ran the Vas whets dell 14451 sad Inaiskillealtaihrey. =:11-11ast 181-Onat mum, 80. herrings would be ma as wet hisselliaily, the mew The rsmet was sal Tabbies, Liverpool. Crosby, as mat was extensive-the yew , its seed, sad the bah M. Lith o Mr.... Mr. Frith, Dr. 014114tetat, aid Seethpert, fill--fender sea Washrs, 1171; did rid were enTied off. But the people wise set eaters Is Mr. Why spooks ethos satirise onetime of the directors i ith A me s), 21 p.-thathsmar, fth e eiseg, sad Li m carry away their ancient birdied i fleir set •Aw of this Andes the had time of the company. reL therm). 111-MOM. 761-Sosik Imam as insulted off with as mach of tills pads sell *51.51 as • raseletise melee iperet. to the directors was posed sae, gli-y ot h sa e M e th W i d an d. 2.41. they meld carry. la feet. In Stile ides al 104 • Uinta 1 a begs amisally. sot smother for incremiag the salary M•NOMMITII . Oat. 4...Thi1l makes opened flat, b soul remained user Flamm. wish ths mespelse of Mr. eat the essmiesay. thus was as iaoreea.eea S. buthms towards the ela himself, his coadjutors, mil • how mossageses Ihisteds. Some The samthe desa Mjsursoil. Feiss. fresco.but dorsi Mbar bear than pseuds ma...a...t.a.. ft.. If .....a......... e.m.l 111ammtm.alwa 0 a.m... A monster DLit by gunpowder, Bred by mass of a galvanic b i a ,, t=ledt phis ras Walseeday lad at Faded quarry, on lameary. 7the parry rises pep Issolitutarly abed* ist al ligis dIMO= 111 • hiljr, d abet SO feet, sad paiesta s mho ths sis d Mt is length. Near the antra .1 thb sod a bet kilned R Sea hem the hod, a venial 00 was drives dews threigh the granite mosntaia to • depth of 60 Moditmlits sobs. It was 8 bet 6 ISSN sew. Frost the balm bie dab ter pads ee tee*, of final wady tab the ISM eislit, ma ewe IT fib is Is a Ilse so-M- with tbe usury toss At the es Swift of as& of these little toned, tees ping s hes sestsfring s is sad • half of the ISIMUNI WNW, psis, sr, pas in loprat• ribbiess a Mai chaps of these Imek in 00 pass& Mr pest oust s Lanham was Wish dereivs& ts widow JAW bi wine gossirby semi with pismarahla onehemisk by otterswim - easilmesb d se mil terror. The Ow donall WWI smasillubbl the vilirge to tabu • lisle pluck isle thalesettdhemaim bet is the mejerity et twee it fend, She shoat he hear 111•61001 a very as. tessive edidseds• asemissed has the disielb haus dately sresal Turnise. Tle pest mem sf the Irene mar of Ilighbadms led so bib is the small VW shish I he big thromeeh wee shoot to Wm sR fa the Mit sf bele ears senstey. L Mt, ant s dew st the de mow awl pails insoles/ that the peepelly at larblime ens It peso sway ebb thb asisMeass espbeles, awl Ant the herrings 'said is ass as stem Asardiagly, the mon meat was ezdesde•—dts IMO, be aged, sad the Wi nd were earthed IC But the people were sot usenet to wry away their mast AI am a kow of them statelted of with se stash of their psi mad drialleb se they maid way. la bet, he Wks mesas& sat eel remslasi sear haws., with the oseeptiss et 14.1 e boob, be essipseess, esti • few _apnea Mrs& Sens departed Is hash, bet the great seededro baba thsseibm le the spe d the distant hills, whose limy MINA Is gasbag the astharst of this =laid Tessfaire while the setbm went gut Masigele pawl is, sod leek ap their weeims is the viebity, some ea the bad ail was es the bah. When the *mai gm SID bed swab oil tool Se the low, end west lea wry dianelse as Ms bum et Osw new of ths tes. =r maim seat west nig ht .. es tho bele, awl es thr aspedis shies of Bthashier. Aiwa a yaw lei pm bur edit& Übe last *psi gum was Seed, esseus, by the diessisg af the bans,. But this Seel selstip e• be the sire - fined, has the liMiny set Ming ed ailisiest smog& se easy Ohs obstriss a sisag esta • length et wire. Ms lins woe Om as lad the beam INNS le • petwidds 0 bet cif the al gm rise. ltesethie pit Os WSW, was churl, sod the brae eir sepleam sr mem 01001. By them es ahem b peeles tem IN to dee Ishissiy, end this to &olds, sal with • deli maim ills die growl of distant tbander. Thane IS he Male Is Iwhis. witsessi the implodes to mesh miss ad. maw. They taw the what of the lower_ pet If he mhos • lbw with the hawse of the thaft, NM far *set of nee, sad beastssessely the mausleis nes, end eettisi dews is Mehra soma. Clasie ameba, the peat. =ta d of 0001 W pasparder, embed sy lam easy bail swim, awl Wm), sway ea Ist he dTUN dere at hest hared he sessis ms dead by the innemeasble maws of gra ft seek Ws the piny ham. The btu!, therehm, las less the mat esseseelsi obottactet. It is orepated Ihst trem 1,106, 5,115 tewe at granite have bass tern up. ettrylag ia elms him 1w teso iiiesais.—Orepiree Mersa Liromwoot, Oor. 6.—A_ steady sabsportaat day, of talaw less thaa as • mesa% of hailana bas this lob bees ea war Weal auk ; sane Nose an mated a 1 ,,, dais lowa bat opariallase is pawl ar• ea ra2- The as Oa tramodeas :—Aberdeea. Dir. Itashmed. Imaarlyks. sad Chi r illi 1 L ( smo lt s 4 l Masao sal Illimbead), me 1— =lli—Mat Lemeriti i i434 k —olleat antra, 90— 14 * lad Taeleglise. Limped. (booby, and " IlwaSbpat. 121—Leadia sad Weeks, 1171; ditto tr.a....), 1 1 1 . Seibold, Old Liaeoln a. L shares). 11 761—South Learn mad Ter, 211—York sad Ilse* d, 241. Maisaaarraa, Oat. 6.—Tbs market opined lat. but . ibises wee as isswinesa In bushier toward' tbe ghee. r, reMealasbeelak bat shad rather lower flora yeeladay. me Ilbullede 121 ; Maralwarar as Biraisabua 0 Cbretese, es 1 9-11 pi.; Laaarbia Aimemi_e, ap. ; Milleld, Reebsem, Of aad Gook, 221 Misr awl Nieliasbead, 211,1 ,• Celsibe- .„ &leas, 221, 1, _• Zuaelles,al Ma ; Leeds Nettleton, ; NO. 1. 1 11 0 las& Isdi. al; imam art North Weaves Sleek 117 got loraseskirA la 3-16. :64 lama O CT. 6-4 U andies bas bass radar latter this =The bedew. dose we. at the Miyake rates . se ire and 'Yorkshire, 831; Midlaad Meek, 76,; Kid 3 land New Prob., j p. • BIZMINOXAM, OCT. 6.—There we. •Lk amaat el but. ve Dm doing in this market today; bus pais= were lower. to South Stafford. wen dose at . 1 Ms. Midlesed, Eiresiaghan, and Derby. at 43; sod Stratbrd-cw-Aveet Canal at 281. at• LIABILITY OF SHIPOWNERS. For the immt few days (writes a ealessessesia. same throe et miasma hes saber st Unreel M • rammer the it was ha esesempleeks le pre • sheen et ii , treetts Is a primmer sew romesee a met sine et sees sheme-ship Ike verses la lite direr nob of Neer sad Orr abetter of sewn, wu te be peer re ~e larvidasl liabill e tt shareitelders is the te- Tile illiewiee e ea the order is bee the 'Aria emorde siEllerday : la rrivel i _os jkik M peadones ire waled ape Kr, , et re beer et Twee, as Ikea day len with ibe rbet et retain • royal afar re the leseepseetiem eta any rumor ip Jain reek Oses ray. _se weft brew this torwarmy, th e [lntel Se m, eel lismer. will Ise Ms goversrest sidlekstly ails se the Wares sal Ammer et eamming their shiest Vs lea these eases% honed apes tbe lismisea liable, es Abe* ormeembeis le prints illiliprimiN is meg we airs* ewe se ass di he the preestlea sr ear emir kesisene; emi we everiler they the ewe el nib • by greener weed be as weep Ipso One Tired disk morel, re at sesame Is desk k embekeed to heart *sir esemiley. A* re sae we bee three refelar liar of firearm Indies beams the kernel mil the User the sewn et a lbw wens we lire base ea ebilismal les warm to the piaci* Caregios perm Thin an, eme Omer Osegeey, with a that et eke stoma eit as par= m bL7 . zz i li g f o t ....vi l sla will . men= tabard bribe Carr= Trade ; twari... line, esempeed eller nmeallesat mere ;or the Philadelphia ilma re et bee reelaslosenekbelties some raga Si Ilse whisk we eel set dirk Urges lead wee her le be et en pee a member far= estendee p = or creisery, or it this are pies sier ere=be am esunterse steenshilleele Wi =ert kerns le re he eseetem " b :,.= ke opera yokilew $ bee ram, a in the pease Cr dis etwesel bee, toe - ban alk abbess 0 the adeeisebis mew la whir as monks Is i Ssedx: emel ala Mipeer spike the Inlet , ,te use • resseles, re "Mei I wis. you lore," epee. whir oberobeires palest as pert, it asy ; mad the poi• lie, is owe et Mere, bra te serer the rem. It de pia eine of ilability is tobe essearaseC hares tl e m i ramil esi al shipowiter retesse vivito,. • royal e eteuser tees Ass and mien • reel lades with • eery ; emiernely, the alirdidiere Wades an Neill s where" the perms shrewr ante reread is the *wee erre et by nem Will say seen et brine Milli they this is sevilMie 1 or that • b e z e Keerie posses la whatever berms they nay be base • bk dime menet • Weed liability company • inert rat the tsissr et an hew darter a L Jo Orr °Blll iked, Ceara, mell it rase beeist will he pee wrap yea ostarprime.%l the wiereemy swain the mieraseirre the Pierre Ise the Brier reeve ben here an re Or eiple ef United liability, the puke wield bee errei ha stead at the pronoun." Coy ENT Y.—Waille die wire of the expretaion of " l'uttieg seek dlemdry r friend Mimes me ke las always embesteeflemt it took its rim thus : • seblisr was fossil to be • .seed he wet seat to Country, as bees • esetrel bee ftbred, sada place when he washes& likely to be awned en the tames of oat.. &badly am y. Is Ammar I Or bit derived beet the I. reach word cmorrit, • WWI Memo is OM IBM apposite, as signifying .solstice is be rest or ambled ? —w r. W., linaroa.--(The beet szplamadem anti es. 'mums is that lime la ' The aseutiss of Zedifeell end leValss," vol. ay., put ii., p. Itlg. "TM fedralemb 111 toitatry were formerly most decidedly emir ben say cormipsederism with the military quartered wade *sit lionu. A female teem le meek to • ease ia motet seat berms directly the Aleut elms medal. rigidly ie. deed did the satins Aerie ben emereekeiles with all who bore his Majesty's 'Nary ream'_' s% OM takers were hers mellesd to the '_b 1111111111111111Wriega led is the swerreoes the tared • reedbi • man to Co sentry,' if Toe wish to shut Wm *Ni society, probably orwia itstl.”—f`rows " N ,, tes end Qurfor." Mt tea Woz.‘ HT Gratraine —This fashion wee doubtirre imisrted froraFranee or Hothead by tbe Merry Masartb. a a tallari dereribiag the fair apes the river Thaws, daring Me great frost of 1883-4 'matins is mark of .• spark of dither, with blamer end kW anal" Thy were uually slung round the Reek by • ilk riband, as may he seen in the print of a beau ia Yestossia's Cries of London. There is a carious portrait a 414011M1 Byag, (who was somewhat of a macaroni), in NI& be is drawn with his arms folded in a mat. Poor Dyes it will be f membered. was m u rd ere d i n 1737. Wiwi I was at the C' ,ll . Re School, Glsecester, ia 1793.4, 1 trawl* law Dr. Josiah Tether, the then Dam, walk up Ike awe W MONA envie', with kis Made la a small mai& aid wastimor. He was then Tory aid mil boks.—P.U.F.—Fres " Ness and (tureen." CALEDONIAN RUMAT. e— We anclawabod that John Daman, Esq., •elmt IN be the Mot two Imes sootily Ailed the chair of this tellway .... " ..d irs aim, bio st dew is Aberdeen sad =r i pening it wt of his power longer to costoodag so tarp a portion of his Woo to the business of dm cempany. Ile Is sessoodod in the chairmanship by William De d, Esq., of Chwtshar• ric—Ceiedosion Merewry. - RtILWAY num &USW; TO RUTUIN.—A con- Puy hu twins formed, cad surveying operatioss are now helag carried on, to establish a railway fro th Rubes to ~ Kathie, to p rocee d thew through the Vale ed Clwyd, doom to Rhyl, when it will join the Chester sad Heiybead bet. A yroipeetas has joie been issued, stating that a hoe volt also be made eztendingfroon Mold to Deabigh and ,k 4 11.. 11 under the auspices of the Loado s said North ettent Durtican TELEGRAPH BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND M•XCHNIITAIL—A second lino of telegraph has been MS. etracted at a wet of 3,0001. foe the 38 miles between Liver pool sad lisachestor, with le. awe taus. CsAurioxenir OF UM Tiamise—TM boat race for the diampiesohip ef the Theme end 4C4i. itiod 11 to take pies* ea most Threelirg woe. The me le Theme Onbi,ef aMee. sal Oventhee, of Iforibiba, the year of Werra bola the pinkies of Ample" of ibe nom * end Tyne wadi Ms mew when be was delieled by Ode • se. but gra oneeir w. dearly overrated thronging% Set lb* friend. of Omaha, amino to give him us sigartrit of retrieving his We have nada the prams nor met for hi.. The reee le been Penny to milks. _ EIPOST DUTY ON PORT WINEL-41086811.011dast. dal*, Oporto, Sept. 29, Nye:"The dome vesesdies the it du ea per t wises, whisk Yee at last appeared, Is se my tk am y weeded la segued the getting beilt el the a , dera7r — ben the sew rate of duty has ban emeldieheir ee that the palter emabsv of the houses have dead net so ship until they me their way more &early. Fee Ede per- si tithesewn regemastatien has bees made ei prearsineat ammeedd here, end te white es answer is a earned by the end the week." le NEW ARTICLE o/ ittrOßTATlON.—Crowds of girls 0 ., and bey. are embitter me the face al the country here in 7 quest of sloes, which they beteg bide the town in large quantities, for which they dad a reedy sale at sd. per stone, it. from a man who is styled the M elan teseshaat." Already is. many tees weight have bees slipped .4 bet their destine- 11 ties retains • mystery. It would set he dillealt, however, 7 i. to judge for what purpose they are keeled. It is wen e t. known that the sloe mak es a aspital peat wise, al it gives in the nigh taste, with a rich eaker.—Gtekeer P.ehet. st. Mit NitrUttils IN Jilikerf.—M. Cssesidisre, the notarises ea-prethet of Park has takes up hie reeklasea in is Jersey. The !tenth rarefies there, MAN became ac- to qsaiated with thsiennlegui et th i = sa bsire refused to • famish the esselrAW whit mann = tit the mess et hedonist. Alibeesi • ma MS es Leedom w Park by mum psepart You by • :ember of the British misevamest, it 1199•1111011 SO MIS Ma go Its from Jersey to Franco without a mampart Biqa the Preach o' authorities us the Chassid Wes& In wee respects, 2 therefore, the Channel Limit have ceased to Wong to a s Great Britain and have bowie gaged to Frames. STATUE TO TER Dux Or WILLAROTON AT s EIBTIII.—It has bees Ingested sad the Ides le worthy o f it ismideestisn, that the es .1 Easier, and the inhabit to - este sf D•wegesseelly, alssid the. thou writ Ow the $ Yes Wee ef Welliegess by e hats, • statue se y 1. is heat tithe Pe Muss thes es If miershey. The sits s his bees styled the hest pressesade la Nem" and • I. status, Is the met esswiesses piety wesld hem a pewai It - neat *Unities, weft set tisk at slossket it, but also of the waloupelis ef the west ef Naghesel.— Warbiwe• &WSW OWN. BANN= AND JINNI' LIND.—A correspondent of the Nett Tent Musical World writs' to that *kraal: Net , lose slues, Ile. Swaim esbibited to me the seentat ear L" rest between Diesel( sad Jess, Liad, led • truly marvel. ; lose 11•1161110111 t it is. lie ought to publish it entire, for the se estemielmest and edification of the world rurally, and I ' doom piedvalttly. Amends', te the footings up and behmen t the parties received tie following handsome diet- Li, donde. Mar all expenses were paid :—Jena p Lind, 302,000 .•1 • deli.; P. T. Barnum, 308,000 dole. ; total, 610,000 dole. I . glee the even thousands, not remembering the units, tens tad hundreds. They are of little cossequeace. I* Abstr.= . 6 Ditto Xs. _- 100 BOMA i Usk-4 4 par k 100 Cals6orra tlO 10 Mester mad 21 Cart ad Books . 111 - , 0„ Furth, W Aber. ~.~ ~ .-ra 11:4 101 MO y$ ad dl. 4 4 A 1 li pie 1 1 14 pea 1 17 9 9 1, te . .us If II 10 li} ii I 1 ddials " 1 i pm 43 Ow fial 111 311 13 U 111 1 21 Ir 1 111 111 15 1 16lj pa 141 215 I i dig In 1114 I 54 1 Pr iMI 801 elnelegboultOzlordiase r i Ztl so :111. 14 = Sep 7 W (lersileeeleilleeem le IS lel ellelesull DeMse leree --.-- eileMe4 le el 101 (IssZrg B 4 . l= Ileilmebumeelee Musa N II ▪ beeemall.Weslene w leastles begidookid U 11111 Mertlareleememep.O geemelleol.llalbirs) 117 lie 14 ti s Lit. Newt pardleilrietWaslen 02 U 00 IlellaftibeLllaNlllMld 113 lib 15 ta D s z i reus .4 lie 110 = ll 17 Is so 117 lee Wren UM • Dirgrids 12. 141 ehmeme O NNW U 4 MU 20 LeemisitiMarAprrt. Meemil le fluidal lit i.e ell per nam etrMte lib l.ilid. II if 50 osim eeeNer d = so. lso " 05 hillsait i lqae. SA Teel Ditto NNW woo pet 20 IWO, (iervais ""1 . 100 Blum NM flew le ONO IN lit 100 De.lbuyelbeeili IN Ile Ili NM. 1166.080. (MA* Ida. ion Tist. 0/ SeeNellbeheire(kmeed te Mr. I 4es if War Vell 6 ll42km . pieree U tette our Nue — so et . tee Weis es emillee mew aeons WaNsal.—... 108 111 .:u •• , .1 1 pet O. No. i Do. do. (S) Mod.Cdo.wato.,e 0 10 Now st. P doott u dCi i ii i :ar Ndlaboodd. 10 1 DEM" sw llordowsi OBS . 1 I 1 lholso(DSIOdho Wool.Nadllowlsow Iwo 11Po 01.WoOrs. dailkpat. lii Ussidos dirode. pw. 100 Iwo. k OWL Osamu 1 DNS Oiwoo idet. MN lwailidWoolOss.lliods Is 10aa= 1 411.16 08.1.1 10 Do. Nov 410 . uDo. . Marys CsaidS, pa. el Ds. do. 41 p Ct. ibassaDows.driddiket • DNS foolbross .„. 00 DNS Indhod SSW.. to dorlik .11 Os.Wavasytailey $ pit IM Mir ikoilk... I Wwooidor. and Widow. ‘13.8 sr Oat 10 Idessoldasolorpbt.W. IS Do. 11 pit Oat vs loosill Moos all i mos:a. s Waterford & Kilkenny ... r lin Turk, Nearceetle.di Haw.. s DIL L il°eih Ul a tto llag I IS I TorkeN.lllll.ll.M.Pordi a 34 mutton RAILWATP. SI OMNI ell Tepas IS jelarlimul pal Stquire .:: .s Is 1.4 V l DO ss a leg isilft lea r 7.: t i 1 C ID SS Isis .. 711 i Sift Di. iii. War iQ. s 1 Is A. Ip 4 armsi hiedise of Vas; 1p II psi S 01 .WNIASSmdklbsni Mr 1 On ... MAWS Mal limwSis venni lie Sea OM 1147,1441, mt. luta NUT. ford Railway, I to l, rem. The setthng day in the shares of the English. Scottish, and Australian Bank is fixed for Friday next. It appears that the Swedish loan, to the negotia tions for which we drew attention on a former occa sion. is to be brought out in this market, but not by tile contractors who offered a portion of • preceding Mile of it in Leedom last year. The following is a espy of the notice polo* in the Stock Exchange: ir m g Sledielt provincial lean, under the authority of /scold Diet and s eer of March 28, 1861. he 480,00 W. , in bonds bearing interest at 4 gilEassil per swam in Landon halt yearly. - The Wadi Wh• at par by half-yearly draw ls.% the 11110.111$ Of 1 per mat. per annum, at the office of Oki asatrasasat, k*a resew' of the Swedish Conni e= • Wary labile, and two witnesses. eandlema an In conformity with the act of the Dist The sammistiesere appointed under the above-named act of Diet stand in the district courts as the registered meninges, of the estates on which the advances are made, and in no case is any estate estimated at a higher value than two-thirds of its taxable value, according to the go vernment reties for public taxation of 1848. This valua tion is further subject to reduction, by the commissioners, should they think fit to do so. Similar loans have been negotiated in Hamburg, and are currently bought and sold on that exchange. Applications are invited for this loan at the price of 93 psi coat, on the following conditions: 13 per cent. on the issuing of the scrip. 10 per cent. on December 1, 1862. 20 per cent. on March 1, 1853. 30 per cent. on June 1. 1853. 20 per cent. on September 1, 1833. The bonds will be delivered on payment of the second ' Instalment. Interest on the deposit at the rate of 4 per oent per annum will be paid on the Ist December next, from which date interest on the amount paid up accrues, the ant dividend and redemption being due on the let of June, 1&53. The director reserve to themselves the right of paying off at per the whole or any part of this loan at the expiration of tea years frees Ist December next, upon giving six months' notice of their intention to do so. The accounts are published yearly in the government Garda of Sweden. Dividends will be paid, and the redemption made, at the *See of Messrs. Palmer, Maekillop, Dent, and Co., 11, Ring's-arms-yard, Moorpteetreet, where applications for the loan may be made ; as well as to Messrs. Charles Tottie and Sone, 2, Crosby-square ; and to Meters. It. and J, Sutton, No. 22, Royal Exchange. It may be as well to mention that these loans, al though of course sanctioned by the Swedish govern ment, ore not guaranteed by Sweden, the dividends being, as we understand, paid by an association known under the title of the " Hypothecated Estate Association of Gothenburg." The statutes of this association are sanctioned by royal mandate, and the loan is presumably raised for the taking up of mort gars, in accordance with the object for which the society was framed, the security being the estates themselves. Tho operations of this society are of course purely legitimate, and doubtless productive of great benefit to the country. The loan appears to be regarded with favour on the Stock Exchange, as the quotation at one period of the day was as high as 31 to 4 prem., and closed 3 to 31 prem. Another northern project is also upon the market, under the title of the "Norwegian Trunk Railway," a preliminary notice of which was given in the Ex press some weeks back. The line is to run from the metropolis of Norway to the two great inland lakes of Ojorn and Mellen, thus bringing the most popu lous and productive provinces in the country in di rect communication with the sea coast. It is calcu lated that the facilities of transport thusaffforded will create a timber trade in Norway equal to that now carried on from the Baltic. The capital is fixed at 460,0001., of which the Norwegian government fur nish one-half, leaving a sum of 226,0001., which is to be raised here in 11,260 shares of 101. each, and 6,623 shares of 201. each, paid up in full. Out of the net revenue) of the line 5 per cent. is to be paid on the 223,0001. advanced by the company before any other payment whatever; after this, 4 per cent. is to be paid on the half of the capital advanced by . the government, and any surplu% that may remain is to be equally divided between the government and the company. Interest at the rate of 4 per cent. is guaranteed by Messrs. Ricardo, Pete, and Brassey, upon:the preference shares, until the opening of the line, which the contractors have undertaken to com plete by the end of next year. As the whole amount of the shares is to be paid up at once, it is evident there is no openiog for the premiu m bun te rs in this case. Our New York advice, mention that the result of the proposals for the 5,000,000 dollars of Pennsyl 'Sig& Five per Cent. Coupon Bonds, redeemable in thirty years, and free from taxation for any purpose, was not as favourable as was expected. Tho total amount bid for did not exceed 3,300,000 dollars, and the average rate of premium offered was about 102 per cent. As the bide were not satisfactory to the state officers, they were only accepted for an amount sufficient to liquidate the past due Six per Cents. unclaimed interest certificates, and the amount due to domestic creditors holding certificates. Notice has been given that these will be paid off on presenta tion, and they will cease to bear interest after the 15th of November. Tho last market price of the new bonds was 1031, at which some small amounts have been resold. The greater part MINCING-LANE. 7 -THIS DAY. SUGAR.—The mariet is steady to-day. The public solo of Madras is going off well; the Havannah was chiefly bought in. The refined market continues dull. Grocery lumps, 43e. flid. to 475. ,Comte.—The publics sale of 100 casks and 200 barrels I went off steadily at lull prime. Cocoa.-130 bags Trinidad sold in public sale at full prices. T=A.—The demand has improved, and common Congou is now scarce at R,l. per lb. SALTPEIRE.-650 brigs were offered; a part was bought in ; refraction 7 to S sold 265. to 26e. 651.. which were lull prices; refraction 7 to 10i, bought in 23e. Gd. to 265. Gil. INDloo.—The quarterly public sales commenced to-day, and price. are folly 011. above the last quarterly sale, and about par with private contract market of last week. Rice.—The market is quiet hut prices are supported. Corrog.—The demand has been very limited the lag two days, but prices are supported. SPIRITei.—Rum The market continues inactive. Brandy fully maintain+ the late advaoce. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIB DAY. --- The market it firm, and prim , have en upward tendency, especially for future delivery. On the spot the demmul is hardly so good. Town Tallow is quoted 41s. 3,1. nett cagh ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 425. new, els. 6d. old ; October to December, 40s. 64.; January to March (1t , )3, 40s. 9d. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAT. Saddle's Hartley, 17e. 3d. ; Walls End Hatton, 17e ; Walls End Stewart's, 17s. 6d.; Walls End Tees, 17s. 6d.— Ships at :market, 113. CITY COMMISSION OF SEWERS.—Yeetertlay a court was held at the Guildhall, Mr. Deputy Peacork in the chair. Mr. H. L. Taylor moved that the resolntion of the court agreeing with the report of the committee on general purposes to offer a sum of 300!. per annum for offices for the use of the surveyor instead of his present offices, held at a rent of flel. per annum, be rescinded. lie stated that as no doubt the unoccupied apartments in the Town Clerk's house, under the roof of the Guildhall, could be appropriated to the purposes of the inemmed business of the surveyor, there could be no pretext for additional calla upon the poor ratepayer for what might be considered by some to be a necessary accommodation for their officer. The court agreed to the motion, and also to a motion by Deputy Harrison, to the effect of conferring with the Ccurt of Common Council on the subject, an alternative which seemed to be considered necessary upon the occasion. Upon the motion of Mr. Elliott, a return was ordered to be made of the number of places where cows are kept in the City of London,tand the number of cows kept in each place. Letters were read from the Chartered and City Gas Com panies, ezpressing the willingness of each company to have de gas tested by scientific men. Entered upon the journals. Adjoursod. MUM' NORTHERN RAILWAY. Simultaneously with the constraction of the terminus at King's-cross, the extensive locomotive depot of thin company at Doncaster, capable of containing 100 engines, is progressing, together with the workshop., engineers' offices, and a mechanics' in stitution, &c., similar, with the exce ption of sattureh, tothe central locomotive stations at Wolverton sad Bwiadon. AS UNLIKE AS CHALK AND CHEIMIII.-1t is a common observation to hear, Oh ! they are as different as chalk is from cheese." Now, the difference between these two articles of commerce is not so great as person, may foolishly imagine. We all know that chalk enters largely into the composition of milk, and we also very well know that cheese is made from milk. Accordingly, it stands to reason that. instead of there being any violent dif ference, there is, on the contrary, a strong resemblance be tween chalk and cheese. They are both members of the celebrated Casein family.—Punch. It is rumoured that Admiral Moorsom is to sue. teed Mr. Glyn as chairman of the London and North West ern Railway Compaey.—Birmiseghoos Gazette. A CORE OF Socut.:—The South Eastern (;,, ze tt e says—" For many years, among his other great emolu ments, the Rev. R. Moore has enjoyed the little snug rec tory of Eynesford, Rent. The late vicar (the Rev. O. P. Marriott) died in klatch last. The living was either sold or given to the Rev. E. N. Cornwall, who read himself into orders, received his half-year's tithe due in Anril, and ' has never thwart his face since. 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