The Express. — London, England, 1852-09-07 00:00:00

7. 41,•-•"..1 • 11 1 PI Ttt 44'tlirt%5 LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBIIt 7, 1852. [THREEPENCE. COMMERCIAL AND NARRATE. RAILWAY& THIS DA T. MONEY MARKET. last half-year (i.e., the half-year ending the 30th st Jane) : tn. per aid. Prem. puss. RAILWAY. pee sana. 111 L. ma N. Waiters Stock .... ...„ ex die. 10 It ISO 111018.003 Exeter 114 1 isle mod N. Weetetu isfthe .. IS TANabargh au, Oleogow 19 Llieepled, Crosby ea.: Southport DI Oral Weelsne. ex die. 3 4 17 Ter% Neneesitb, and Berwick 77 111111m1 we! ex MT. 17 11 39 Dublin ang NOW ex env. 16 11 117 lasenerateM42l9ollB . .. 40 112404 ti k es, Derby es dl.. IS 10 114 )Stew 92 Lead= eat loath waken ea div. 10 7 86 Leaneblivisa Todahlre Steak 9 9 108 Isis% 8.. al Smyth Cart ex di.. 2 11 19 Ent learesbire 20 . Grafi Arises ___ _ in dn. 10 0_ Two o'CLoos. Business in the railway market is Meerut, and prices have become rather weaker within the last hoar-and-a•half. Lancashire and Yorkshire, Great Western, North Western, and Midland, are lower. SHAW AND ATOM UNOUAIANTS&D. Ilontiy E,iwiwo. Business in the English funds to-day was again restricted, and prices pursued the same course u on Saturday, temporarily attaining a alight improve ment, and then falling back again. Consols opened 100 to k for money and Wednesday, and so left o ff , after being done for a moment at 100/ for each. For the October account, the " continuation " ruled rather stiffer at to 3-18 per cent., a circumstance which implies that the account is more " bullish" than was anticipated. The official business list is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money 1001, 100, 1, 100; ditto, for account, 100, 1, 100. Three per Cent. Reduced, loot, j. New Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 104/, 1, /. Long Annuities, 1880, 61. Bank Stock, 2291, 230. India Stock, 2761, 278. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. quo Alt —The public sales am going 44 steadily. The refined market is dull, and low qualitito difficult of sale at lam week's prices, which remain qauted 43e. 6d. to 465. for grocery lumps. Corvine—The sales are progressing with firmness at foil prices. Good Ordinary native Ceylon quoted 43e. 6d.to 445. in the private contract market. Tms.—The trade is occupied with the samples of the large public sales declared for to-morrow. firtcen.—None offered in public sale, and prices are un altered. fee 2sl ei 4 I ad Ili Ili.. 116 4 11 6 dls - " 30 306 13 136 7 SI, 06 74 firi ntra.—Rumi continues d ull of sale, but Brandy is Ann, at the late advance. Corrort.—Prices are supported, but the market is in active. 1 In other articles no meterial alteration. Nt York art Mr& Masud 13 Pali Mellimbidre 191 Omar sag The French government appears fully impressed with a sense or the expediency of availing itself in every way of the abundance of money now noticed in most of the great markets of Europe. By an an nouncement in the Mcmiteur, it appears that after this day (Monday) the interest on 'Treasury Bonds will be reduced as under vis. on bonds at four to five months' date, to 1 e per cent.; five to eleven months' date. to 2 per cent. and on bonds at one WOOL MARKET.-THIS DAY. 41 41 31 uy id tat I 41 111 I a 4 Exchequer Bills are unchanged at 73e. to 76a. prem for the March, and 68s. to 71s. prem. for the June issue. In India Bonds no transactious are re ported. The foreign end oulonW Wool m 4;;;; 11 . 74; fiat, bat there is no giving way in prices. There have arrived since the public sales, which closed on the 6th Ague, about 29,000 bales, vie.: -12,160 Sydney, 9,364 l'ort Philip, 1,502 Van Diemen'a Land, 1,657 New Zealand, 4,022 Caps ; sad about 3,000 bales were carried over from the last sales. The committee of Australian merchants will meet on Thursiley, the 9th instant, when it will be decided on what day the next batch of isles shall etionsence. It is expected to be the ad isatast. Tim transactions in foreign bonds were upon a more extended Beale, and acoompanied by more fluctuation in prices, including a rise is Peruvian, Femador,Pee .~ F., wad Vexu -r iian. iTte — aianoo ii Nritvian is oonmquent upon the intelligence received from New York relative to the Lobos Islands, which is considered confirmatory of the view previously taken by us. Tho concluding paragraph of Mr.Vrebster's despatch is regarded as conclusive evidence that the secretary has more mature! considered the question upon which he ynrio y expressed so hasty an opinion. He states: TALLOW MARK ET.-THIS DAY. The market is steady to-day without much speculative business doing. Town Tallow is quoted at 385., nett cash; Petersburg). T.C. on the spot, 395. 3d. to 6d.; October te December, 38s. 9c1.; January to March (1863), 325. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. E. J. Davis reports trade heavy. The present are the quotations:-Prime Meadow Hay, 80s. to 8.5.; infe rior, 655. to 724.; new, 80s. to 760.; Bowen, 631. ; Clover, old, 90s. to 100 s. ; new, OW. to 995. ; Straw, 335. to 10s. COALS.-Loshom, Sir?. 6.-Ships at mukct, 119; sold, 85.-Chester Main, 131.3 d.; Davison's West Hartley, 16s. Bd. ; Holywell, 141. ; Now Tanfield, 12s. 6d. ; New castle Hartley, 13s. 9d.; North Percy Hartley, 145.; Tanfield Moor, 12e. 641.; Tanfield Moor Butes, 12s. 3d.; West Wylatn, 13..; Wylam, 13s. 6d.; Willington Hartley, 13s. 9d. ; Walls End Gosforth, 145.; Walls End Barton, 11s.; Walls End. Ilebburn, 141. , Walls End Iledley, 14e; Walls End Lawson, 13s. bd.; Walls End Riddell, 14s. ; Eden Main, dts. 6d. ; Walls End Belmont, 14s. 3d. ; Walls End Braddyll, 15a. 3d. ; Walla End Helton, 15s. 9d.; Walls End Haswell, 164.9 d.; Walla End Kepler Gratp, 11s. 6d. ; Walls End Lambtun, 165.; Walls End Lumley, 145.; Walls End North Hettoh Lyons, 14s. 6d. ; W a L s R a d Pensher, 145.; Walls End Plummer, 155.; Walls End Russel's Helton, Its. 3d.; Walls End Stewart's, 15s. 9d.; Walls End Whitwell, Its. ; Walls End Cassop, 15s. ; Walla End Hartlepool, 15s. 3d. ; Walls End Ileugh liall,l4s. 6c1.; Walls End Hellos, 16s. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 165.; Walls End South Kelloe, 14 s . 6d. ; Walls End Thornley, 14e. 6d.; Walls End Backhouse, 14s. ; Walls End Claverings Tees, 13s. 3d. ; Walls End Pease's West, 12s. 9d. ; Walls End South Durham, 14a. ; Walls End Tees, 16s. 9d. ; Cowpen Hartley, 15s. 6d.; Derwentwatsr Hartley, 16s. 6d.; Nixon's Merthyr and Cardiff, 21s. ISO 100 Ds. firm A, Nook 1w Da alimes,ll. Stook all 04.11eatLand Waft. (Ire., 100 Onal Wsliara sD Lwasaleit 4 Cariule 11l Da. TOM. ISO larualis• aaslieWalun 14 DM gift 111 DO. wart 14u VOlOl . all , Leeds Ilathara . 111 Loam sal Illuktaa UM Lea.. IMV*O4IIIII. Oeaal ISO liadisa Wla.Wasa• U la.. II shares II Da. Mia 1 De./101/41i.50l ice 100 Landau llevia.Waslan 411 Da. . U on f~wDs. S4O all liana ra , and Unita IM Llamas& 41 4 0 .11 =lacl. Cake too. MOM . • 100 Di. eira . .irii . DWri 174 1110.01. ^4.1.'11 1 githne W Neessal• sad Qtrlig• 1110 Noomarast 14 N=orl. Abergavasay, 71 Newry sod aaalakillaa ISO Oath la . 11 110. New i 20.:: 794 604 ad AS 45... 117 ii 9 431 911 971 174 Si THIS DAY. Two o'CiocK._ The market for the home funds has been a trifle weaker to-day, but the present range of the market is the same u at the close of business yesterday. Consols, in consequence of the arrangements for the settling, were for a moment sold at 68„ for cash, but have since returned to their opening quotation, of 100 to 3 for money, and 1003 to 3 for October. The Three _per Cents. Reduced mark 1003 to ; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1043 to I. The other home stocks and the unfunded securities are altogether neglected. Among foreign stocks, Grenadian Deferred, Pe ruvian Deferred, Portugue'., and Turkish are higher, but Venezuelan bonds do not quite maintain yester day's improvement. Brazilian Old Fives mark 1023 to 103; Chilian Sizes, 107 ; Equador, 43 Granada Actives, 233 to 24; ditto Deferred, 123 to 13; Nlezi• can, 23 to 3; Peruvian Deferred, 623 to 633 ; Porto view Fours, 38 to 3 ; Turkish loan, 6 to 63 prem.; Venezuelan Actives, 423 to 43; ditto Deferred, 16. ID 1 1. 87 87. !it 17 I Si ad 1014 111 4234 If R Ili a 0 Nil Under all the circumstances, the President thinks it most edvisable that full instructions oa this subject should be despatched to the charge d'affaires of the United States at Linn; and that proper orders should be given to the naval forces of the United States in that quarter to prevent mall sion until further examination of the case. No counte nance will be given to the authors of such enterprises, claiming to be citizens of the United States, who may un dertake to defend themselves or their vessels by lover, in the prosecution of any comnsereial enterprises to these islands. Such sets would be acts of private war, and their authors would thereby justly forfeit the protection of their owq government , 4 26 261" W ti 1 4 1 l s ie 22 22_ wk ili 14 ii - 4 Ma 7$ 7$ ad 42 44 . ;II 71 8 7$ id 47 44 „ 4 4 1 a die id za I/ 1, idi a - - er 80i $l/ i 1 4 4 di 1 A u e LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. 41 sd sto HI I ! Opiates 40 144 voe: sty' Tor Mumat. & 8 sa 473 4 7{ 78 33 37 SS 73 701 I liar 10{ Ili lof 101 13i illi 3 111 dr p 11314 . . . . . , / ri/' - ...• , . . t ..., /--'1..x"...€-.7 ~/.., „‘ # 7 . : 4 4 41.0.-- 4 40.- 0 , • t if e..ifer 1 0' / .5;---- - ,- ,/.--='-t.a..as-,....... „0..__•1:-,.......-‘,1 , - , ..• ../ No. 1,8864 LONDON, TU .E. )t.D CONQUEST'S " OUTLINES of KID- RAIL If *limey," ag o .111 pies. leh Ndeloa, 7s. 66. • publialm6 SECOND EDITION. . melee, deuela Gomm, a-d II THIS I Alm the nand Re dnasit Ms rte rrese te e stoniest - ee tes nasseemmt eisse FROM THIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Business in the railway 1 adors in Death aid lama ; whh Remits an the pesosmprices have become rather epee? sweet.% resell make lie wile almost of mewls% FOREIGN -OFFICE, Sem. 3.-The Queen has been hour-and.a-half. Laneashir en l ri my Illther .16•14 make It • inanari." piqued to appease of Mr. J. 0. Dilgety as Ceased at Mel- W4gtern, North Welters ei *die het es padre micyclopmha for amithare Lammas wad Cu bourne for his Majesty the King of the Belgians ; also SHAW AND BTUCB* been pleased to apprises of Senor Aotonio do Almeida Com asps Consul at Liverpool for her Majesty the Omen of sk, pg, S OUND and WHITE . TEETH are fat only in- Ram/am ortagal sad the Algoma& daramably requisite to a ideate; _letterer le tome,.., bet Aberdeen . . .err al. prealierly •vareciated through use as ablating hf/MIT ma- R. 1041 --- M 04 Mem. /ISMS., iseni. harm as Du roirpmes el Math and through _ lho 'edam WAR-OTTICE, Parr. 7. imill Ram Jwarthis rclorstkes elltad t r the ',wpm INIMIANDIT or 44 Rest. of 1 0 .-Lanit.Col. A. 11.11.srois. frees the lelli F., to be l u i s a si m um,6 o ,,,,g i a;, 11 GIL emir Dm ii V. stabile sourealled to les onollllllyel Met-col., vier 0. 11, who wet& epos b.+ mat. II X Illeiontesod,lameshee,i aria,., mrityme, arid pre,eoe the loth he Nat Illeepaeledsf 17th 1.-Least D.l. Cmvwcam to be mat., by per., the Thwaytes, Chas.Jus„llnailX.4..4.l. ale. It obi be tound to ma Ord all Mee eta onenelleim MX IX. who rata.; gem, B. Winn to be lieut., by per., rise Colthuret. 174 ell DateiallißMaSSMlN.C. I ,,ri • marS'ilis Mimosa to duel* area SlMMilllpb of 4411 P.-Eca. R. & Ilanues, toss the al* r., to be Mi , vie a. me Mow n ' No w .. _ mains May. render the dime am end wol e OM Mu NI Ms Ilimembney 'pp, to the Seth F. RI. lea tkilukorilss .. uelk Maly in Writ Nokals.• PP *Ps IP aPoiolis Diaorolalrgre SIM F.- Lime. Cal. V. Xiormrsarao, from h..p. mat, to be Nut- l e s n 0 „ 0 „ ewe a l • bi a .. ...um. eel purity to the Meets. Priem Ps. et pa ici nor& cot.. ow ?mgr. MD to tae 4th Y. M all Onrit and imam .. .. The i wade . Rowland.' Odonto w are i ntlailaMik ma wA.lllwohed aled V.-fea. V. Xmases to be heut., by per.. vies Ealersea, Me I. 0 Dow ... sikaj ,... m. him 21', thitimaganow," engraved so do pormessa slump rem " .11 Dul Feeth.ned Atm & gun 414 .1 4 g a. Vol. below' a nd by mandem eat par.. Eth lit.-Ansiet Vat Item. E. W. &tams; *ED., nom 1.. p., to be 11.."... endet..aars, vise Dories, who rm. SS all staream i sesCh i 1 A Rim ups NEW IN- Mb F.-Ene T. area to he Dent by par., vice Mechem rm. to I. ) , von° smii „ .Am .„, s , mow arxr . emap.; Roe. I . 1143LACIU.IVRT. 60 . Gth Foto Ile elle. I* ell Da. (till L i U.) .. Is ' - AP. REQUIRE:4 NO VENT-PIO ll _ 1 ,,,,,, I i . r ... 0 ii .. ~..,..k ki. et okra N .. Cie b ; - er p e . r - ao.-Liewil. W. 11. T. ParilltiOt. (roes 13th F.. to Is apt, U gg . 2 ; ag.,,,TALtrahe".llBl.7 a.. a iL. a 77 ,_ .. . 60 .t,_'"',' 6 ,. 0 a .,.. n " , ,„,.. e a .." ~,." `,..."" 4 .,,, 1, gammas la Gasifies f 1711 Aegsal, 1 / 130 . -71 n 1 "'tot hall bee. - St all gt. rime II •24 EMU p • - • I ...t ••••• •• p l a t - --- -. vac Lint Ciarles Sohn Patters& to be adj., ga s raid Lieut. Dam uai L ., g a ,,,, s ,gi. ' - A AIICISAN PArru.oin toile ad). M. 11l all DD. New I IlharMi . - ' ol M.llll-0411,1111.-Clal. D. Wism, anat., bee bees mrseltted to mt. ja s u i g. a ' L i_ I , k ,,,,,bu ni i . j. e) I. I C ______ _______ _ _ km the amy by the salad Ms ~.mires, he Mao about to X- 44 . 1.. _ , umi _ mein • Mem Fa New lessayfrik. _ , per a-weir 'SIM -.- 4 -0 r! 1 i ......" BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. st. Ise meet swam ~.... Nt. 106 Do. 4 shene. A, Most -11 , WILLIAM C mid Sneeze SIMPHIRD, Brad- e. too De. i sheinala Moak.. 1 , 1 amp firm; ..stsa I. nip, its las is ford, area Meader& Aug. 26. BANKRUPTS. SO all OsliestLandWeetdlre„, 111. IN Omit Waiters .. .. 2 .. i , . two c- .b of .1, p ri se 4a. Cll Ono RAMVIL WAaNia, Blackheath, plaUterer. $0 all trim lee Ind Casitele if 141 111 Dia Third. 'lour...pat d he *eery, he, Ilea M. BIN RN Nsw son Busw za, Counter-bill, Deptford, 01. ma u mai bb...ii.W. l .;, , :2 1 1 Tti. Moue eamaring will NUS. * Prig th e km, bey , 1: 1 0 as " 8 " mitt? ' 194 14 D•.llllie_ „. 3 -. si ,,, tee , ih .. l . o7 ,. biaim i bi s ... _JOHN Fowton, Clifton, Bristol. builder. 1 1 4 11 4 Lk,. WINg SWlSS Ogler' I , r ports ses air.tube Illa enliisnleb ream DAN I RL 8 tamp Ala* Pop* Ppm lisSisse , Cireacester, Gloucestershire, surgeon. re all Leeds Neetheen_ - .. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Ili lli tandlenewlModnakt . It iOO Laa...l2AS. WM 'l' LI I s e l. fili ftum air ibuti i i,..' 6618 . 0 , 111 " " bell" Gamma Pimp, Ressell-mill, Fifishire, wadi spinier. . at. ton Wass I~la.Waot. MUM 1161111a11,, 1111111 en. ALumsuu Buz:Au, Etrringburo, grams. 11 II t)e. 11 shares meet, lemrimbsero. dm Jaen WI% taut, Databartas, currier. (to 13 De. Mr uvulae end sou Illenntainear• Illitic AlmANCial Seaver, Glasgow, merchant te t De.siersoUsi tete erre e* , -N h. No 1-0. ate genuine tempi stemma who Me It 100 Landes h hentlaWeeter mot mid ad Imo. i NI IX Dm, S3O ... ... 1. %NW hterTati• a , 'iv seeth , vl of Mere NAM glinfatta I , ------ - -- - --- -- - - 1 ii S 4 Dea, £4O i.. &mat allwon es , is and esiorlies ettolomalo Gni mall kis NEW 14 it i l = i .jw i r k ,:rdliat Ir a c IMENTED T 0* la &APPEL.' its atioreseit the twins melba/ MINES. .4 map mama 4 6d. rat Is. per teems. The Had anoptiod. et. IM XmO,lleriaLinerinele. N.V. la m id. ....re much cause- .od sad Cols appreciated i 1 the MOMDAT EVININCI. 11:. 41 Dea Illemai Limb Salon i Vl4: 14104116.1. 0, - .Uhr3 ::,.. No. NIL N. 1 00 Whoa . There has been sane l y ant business done in Eng- 4,. pm. Be. in.7..i . De r " . liah mining shares to-day, and prices are unchanged. 19 171 1111d.01. neet.!l) 4 *mere In foreign mines the chief movement was in Mice Yee? l„ll"eaad Curate - IRELAND. . ... . United Mexican, which opened 3to 1, and closed 51 II lc, Newport, Abergammy to I. The cause of this great advance is to be fain se I , ~..8 " 1 0: 1 6' ,, „J••• i ,-„,.• Dram:4, Sere. 6. in the confirmation of the anticipatory remarks mode m, i.e lacy end - -"' Mr. M. J. Blake, M.P., one of the few Irish liberal : ••• ••• - in the Express this morning. By advice, "se IS 16 80 . New_ _,,•_ 410 - .g - tctenbers who appeared reluctant to obey the sum- eeived from the mines to des it that tlp " " "ti""l '''''' ' Lel y, ag es pr at It. 100 North attar , ... .. Mona of the Temint League, has at leng th yielded, La Luz vein had been cut. The ches, how- is IS North Dram Plo. I. .. sea writes "to beg pareon if he appeared guilty of ever, hare not yet reached tia 16 171 Perth Selenisaire... any discourtesy in remaining so long silent." He Santiago shares were worse at 124 ~ b ut rallied to : 3° retr i m ib l f :ravissillesS says: 121 to 134,. St. John del Rey' mark 28. IN Weee.,ltWebter Net aeon , : to appear over frequently is Print. nor 0 t h e go id .____ there was l i ttle btu& st. Ms Ormarall ... .. deeming a reply to lithographed letters always absolutely minitYS ahem R IM 11121.01 re.iirsite-ccondering, too, that adhesion on my part to nom, and no change in prices. ei. 163 a am, &sr rrionples isy votes had inva ri ably supported might, at An advance of 31. per ton has taken place to-day t u o • **, 4u ,„ whigy i* " 4 1/ d . : least, be coatis!. ply reckoned on, 1 have hitherto deferred in English tin. The present price of common blocks w se shrew/wary and caret I , metre in writing a request to w hit h I have not been the and ingots is 931. per ton ; COMMOR bars in barrels, Plor•*• 11111 4 ••• hessisi l Vincent Scully,M.P., declines to attend. lie AV fst. Pi rm. atiss ... ... . . per ton; refined blocks, 96/. per ton. Banat 1 ial e e. , e„ fl 0.„,„1, 7 ... Mr. tin was refused on 'Change to-day at 901. per ton • 10 I. Arimaint tlarie writes : - ' ... ... Ditto A, A, C,sndd Mk and after making allowance for the duty o 61. mi. psaa „" pi , ons. When poiliament meets I shall continue to give my best support to Mr. 23barrnin Crawford's Tenant Right Bin, per ton, and allowing the discount on English tin so se emus Dome - ... . at 1 nitration will carefully consider all suggestions *bids and the charges for shipping, there is exhibited a la. ir, tr i r, tfr ••• ••• • the proposed conference way make for promoting a just difference of about 3L per ton; consequently, we u, is ,eat ynea n gian - men; ktiletnent of the Irish land question. My own views out may ere long have English tin from 34. to 41. per =, let +Waive eat that iroportait subjrct have been long since made public. . - as Iv Thamenava•Doek llar = Mr. Serjeant liirphy, M.P., briefly says that he tall higher. se 17 Vale of Noah . ... . The next Dutch sale, which will probably take so all Waterford and L= wall be happy to attend the conference on the Bth." place in July or August next year, is expected to be * 41 "" 6 "" di t Altogether, the promoters of the movement expect to re 13 Wed Core, about half th e quantity of that sold last mouth. . ,! ii: ree p teenesetie do. it,,ww. ellerwia ‘ collect a tulasoble specimen of an Irish parliament At South Tolgus the 66 east on the south lode is e' on the occasion. - . • . m to De.G.N.R.Parebsue . The dinner to Mr. Sharman Crawford will be f ielding half a ton of ore per fathom. Touren i lode 1 ,, we ziik ad 14..* ggi,a„. In the 66 west is looking very promising, producing given in the board room of the Rotunda, and as the ILINMI LIAISED Al I saving work ; the level us coming under the bunch 'el eel eirmeemmitassemes tickets are sold so low as SA a crowd will, no doubt, • • i alledulypd„meriehple of ore in the S 4 west, and is likely to be equally as be brought together.l amt ( no. to OtWor Youren'e lode in the 54 west is yielding 11 see eel 0e5,,,,,1w; 'monk The Tinkrary Free Erna, of Saturday, has the ff'd lm per fathom. The 42 west from Ito 1 ton per I omesateorsetweeer following particular* of the murder which !mentioned fathom. In the 32 the lode is split into branches, Oil "4 1 51 : 11...4 11„e",,1=n ee „ r0w °11 ' ..g"." bent!) . in my Saturday's letter: but still producing a little ore. at • late boor on loot evening, the quiet of our town was .turbid by a report that O'Callaghan Ryan, Esq., had Al, East Toles, the ground in the cross-cut south *1 *Mt" "o larNr 1011176.8.60 ',eh fired at and shot dead, at a place called Whiteeford, in is still hard. The new theft from surface is holed to Oa 171 Baddoothondin Dam the county Waterford. Subsequent inquiry tended, alai:. to the edit end on North Buller lode. The lode in the to tenessamwomn mere this report, and with profound horror and the deepest edit on North Buller lode is 2 feet big, but not 10 " ci r= "*"1 " :aim, have we to epitomes that the ruffian hand of the as. looking so well as last week, producing now about St 1011 ItestUmadrismor imam has terminated the existence of • gentleman esteemed by all with whom he was acquainted. It appears that Mr. 2 tons of ore per fathom, of about the same quality 4 14 01 . 1 , 1 , 0 " . " b a r• Do t gli a ll rar . Ryas bad been on yesterday serving ejectment* on some u that last sold. ilemoltoOrestWorien Masse as his prorerty near Newcastle, with whom he At Wheal Grenville, the engine shaft is sunk ~se *,, 8* 11181112 20.... T OOOO I I4 N. hes barn for some time is litigation, and, returning to his deep enough for a7O fathom level, which will be 13 13 Ni usidtemew 1, also 11,;rj: residency in this tomb, on horseback, he was fired at passing le commenmd immediately. The lode in the 55 east is n . ... 113111dlifd_ . Med al the Wood at Whitesford, and wounded in the abdomen. A • ' whom he had passed on the road some minutes large, composed of roan and quartz, intermixed -, " 41 tiwud ar guues z, lore, hearing the shot, rushed towards the direction from With iron. The lode in Taylor's shaft below adit is so se i MIS revenue tem vi brace it came, and saw Mr. Ryan's horn grazing on the 3 feet wide, of a beautiful gasman and soft pryan, * * t r isil l o r". 4ll l , . road side, and, On further search, discovered the hapless producing occasional *woes of grey ore. About se se NerthmehlleoleraSpart gentleman moping in the agonies of death, and in • few 8 inches of the north part is ficookan, which carries a Dowd to attelosta minutes life was eztinet. Mr. Foebery, 8.1 , and a party If IS Preates&Wyro(hos.Lo of police, proceeded from this town on hearing o: the me- little tin with it. lar.WailataopilTa laneholy occurrence, f.r the purpose of seeking for the At East Crowndale the estimated produce for the 114 114 Dtlto emerestaugse murderer, hut we bass not heard with what success. Mr. month will be about 20 tons of copper ore, worth 101. * 9. "re q ": 1 1:1= Ryan's tome is universally deplored An old and devoted pe r ton. et lolllllopenemlldallaGes spore nen, 0 .nrt. ma and affahle in his ni.ture, heiwu liked At Wheal Tremayne, in the 83 east of Allen's Ito Oniat ester,- by all, rich and poor. We fern ally trail (list the miscreant who perpetrated this inhuman deed will be speedily dragged shaft, the branch is worth 111. per fathom. The g i s t ' 1 1 :171gur ft ' llintill .i g u k a g o. lisa r m u I, (Mats Lim ma Yee to ;suttee to suite the penalty of his hideous crime. stops, are worth 91. per fathom. The stor in the In the case of the murder near Strokestown , in back of the 73 west, on a north branch, the branch is is 9•"5"", y e s tics" oils t i. " X ). Roscommon, the jury merely returned a verdict worth 12/. per fathom; in the 63 east the branch is se se weer rost m e it tac stating the mode of death, without implicating any worth 18/. per fathom. The stopes are worth 171. to es gate Di% elms . . person. per fathom. In the winze the branch is worth 101. e. ta i wale a isemenet fisSeer A Sligo paper says : per fathom; in the stopes in the back of the 53 the I to Great Wmtera.)...., A meeting of the magistrates of the county was held in branch is worth 81. per fathom. At Laurie's shaft on PRIIITIMiII the Grand Jury Room on Saturday last; sateen amerabled, Wallis's lode, sinking under the 50, the lode is nine et 100 Aberdee• when it was agn ed by a majority of 12 to 4, that from the inches wide, worth at per fathom. 'The stopes are st. Its. Zi t .trike 7 et l e e riPir t i frightful eta's: of past of the barony of Tireragh, it was ner ecuory to mensurialise the Lord Lieutenant to proclaim it. worth 31. per fathom. 'The tribute department con- - I I L 1 1 0 3 ( I cb.. 0 a1eri0nimt ..4 .‘ 1 1 , 0 .40. ... 4 A memorial was accordingly prepared to that elect, and times to look well. es le Cork sad Bandon AM forwarded we bout a post's di lay ; there can be very lolls At Weld Wheal Allred the lode in the 37 wmt is 4 1 all U112111(V, Parili. sott . doubt that a post or two will bring down the proclamation. V , ry wide, and y i e ld s good rocks o f copper ore . A 5, It ben 1 cacti°. ~. The investigation into the charges against Mr. leastAftelim(ll.lo.l6p.t crass - cu t has been driven through the lode in the 30 0 s ors do. (si.)? e memo R. 1., at Ballina, was concluded on Friday west, it is 18 feet wide, and from its appearance, q 'l ~ ..,, ,t •Cso•el:::.f Pii! evening by Mr. Nutley. Q.C., whose demeanour only req uires greater depth to prove more produc - to ie m. Dec. Nat ' 6 yet Oat Ho appears to have given satisfaction to all the parties ti re. n preparations for fi xing Coles' 2. ' 36 eseLummeeriemat_k concerned. There were upwards of sixteen wit- 80 - i nc h engine are log made, and until that work 5 4 4 ' al l thilaFA" bund, Laile ' 6 gi: me asets examined on the part of the memorialists, in- is accomplished the engine shaft cannot be sunk Denise, Si per eluding three magistr•tes, viz., Mujor Knox, William d ee p er. irs 13. IlartheraS Malley, and James V. Jackson, as also Captain Floyd, At Treloweth the lode in the 65 west is yielding 1 1; Id musentees who was in command of a company of the 3rd Buffs; whilst Mr. ( * runic, 1111., Edward Howley, Esq., J.P., good stones of copper ore. There is no alteration in 0 4 Bbaardtaddlllawlad et i m uses, isedir the 45 west. B{. needs e , sad Mr. Sub-inspector Fox, were, with seven other - et I too. &NAL witnesses, examined on behalf of Mr. Kirwan. The R 1 IN ME $ ptt. 4 4 particular. will not be known until the decision of THIS DAY. Ni a LonAlMWestOriblbitTwo o'Cr.oez. Gs all LosikaberylAssittj the government shall have been aacertained. The gold-mining shares remain quiet, without t: ~,, v t. 1,..L.1 1ti r ... The persons who have sworn informations against the Rev. Messrs. Bourke and Cluny arc :-Captain much business offering. United Mexican shares have risen to 64 6 3 Do. Lie .. 114 all Warm. ,Oast & 4p I Elm, Sergeant Stedman, Private Timothy Coony- too Do. do. 410 Cloalpo Oistrat .a. too Ibillandeuneattenuaw, , all of the 31st Regiment ; Mr. Bolton Waller, Master prism dons to; I Ditto Prekreacc Henry Keane, Sub-Constable Nl`Birnie, Constable Na sham Mum. Tate. X 0404 14. 1044 7. VI ri , meta! Itzteuelee... -- 6 all Do. One. 34 pm cent White, Head Constable Corrigan. Sc- The infardia - iiOM77O. -- t - Agra DU •11 I I joi li at. 10* North WILLA - ... Don consists of a resume of the evidence they gaup 100,000 toe. bagto catimmisa MI the inquest, It is said that Mr. Dtlmege, '&O., 1 i k . 4„." : 2", w tr ww ,, - - I 2 1 .. *altar, 513.6 per 04 IS II Do. 40. do las also sworn information. mem to Marshes I 4 1 s • shremitillina.NewOue Feery day, says the Galway Parket, adds to the loam I Awnitilla / 0100 ** - all 4 1i 3 IC 15 ntirews..NChemettece.‘ in On I Ave Maria all Ito yr MIL' lea cent... atuelser of tourists who come to visit the wild and i j . . 4r he ai m p ais km am (bet an - - Is 7 , . Arius Dee n.. magnificent scenery of the Connemara mountains, moos I ere* Amtratiaa WM an 14 dls w all 'N.East(Read.Ana) Il,oa ISA - - s Inch hare now obtained a wide-spread celebrity. 1e e 5 u " „ m u ll""h e ue „ "" f e,„, - ",,Tel, m - : va 4 I s Waterford ik Kllkemy kl. Ifo York. Ilewsestlo,ll kers The public cars to Clifden, and other towns along see se InsChereandCwiebs- - - °snort\ of Itag.pere the mute, are laden with pareengers, while private Ate r r e 2 ! Delt c. A.1 1 : 001110 7 . 1 13 1 i-da.-1 pm ll e DIM Ditto _ - 11 10 Yetessat.Mia.u.itia.eur veheles of every possible di scription may he met on itaas . cs,e. mac , , 4O 41 1 every highway throughout the district. The interest IMAM i 14 - - 2011120/1 Lion in the locality by foreigners, and by English uom •e e g i a rrA qnt ,a gn 0 3 , 9 “ m lOW 15 20 Capitol aid Mooati* sad Scotch gentlemen, is every day increasing, and mem SI 20 1 Dpa 002 Sonopit A A Duoi RUM* .. ... It promises ere long to he the most fashionable resort 3 "."' Mesa Monnelit. i t I V i z i 20 SD Rem Who . GAM I 6 Gma her ri:iivi;:is Ins tourists. not alone in the kingdom, but in Ewer. Gem remark. all 111 1 pm imam MGM _ all I c 14 a 41 1- 0•0.05: Labe lent.. sa,ano Ina. hratilor,O.Qta.C.Co. all I die 6 to; 14 otmewatenedle.lher TLl.thitor II BITAIIVI CORK AND Blusart.-Tbo 14a,Mis Xerlitelta _ .„. .-. ~ all de .. ... Do. lamilaffind ImPos oodol lola Mae I i ''..otaph shot to be constructed between Cowhand Belfast 61 . 0 * to 14 . 33 . 0 . 1 '"uum e "" . 1 1 I id . Ilsy,111113; Orb Isl 5 '.. . completed in two sleuths. Disjoin 1 New Granada . I IMOOO I !lemma Monde hat I.ytiall, WAILYIELD, DONCASTER, AND GMAT tse,ene I Pert Fbilip - 1 10 10 1,-. (itsilerM) „. . N . •ItINZIN DillitiV RAISMAir.-A meeting was field et /V oa I . .._____ lso2 1aa,_!„...... en Ms pa '' 77 . l riitoa ea Saturday, Mr. 11. Nelson in the .hair . to 7 • 5t0 to --.----- in If 1111 S 1 Dn. peel) ... ... "oder the 4, siratality of establishing a direct Nu betwee• 3° 4: l i ii 46.th rth , r0 „ 4 "" ". .... '''''' - 7 1 Ai l is dis i * la Madras .-. ... .- s Bradford, Waellohl, sad the metropolis. The promoten attire A. In Valtel lienieu .. • *** - all 4 S .14 6 11 1 MI unto Amon+. - - "` o, * Ire romlensplate • considerable Mein, in distance be- 'Nogg I 4.4 a.m.. .. ... „ le ~ Nia,..r area Lleire ... N.** the West Riding of Yorkshire and biedon. Then ner.otio I Tube ` . F . r. Wl* a , n pretest from the three principal tommi is- P 3 all Iss. ~ 1. 3 par at Rom Irs.hd to he beatfitted by the ;Proposed sehiimie-vu., Brad - - __ .. _ tier 11.8 AIM= A Is ~e 1 L. ed., and Wakefield. Lettere had also been received se hi 'hr wilt mIDLAND AND LEEDS AND BIIADPORD RAILWAYS.- ~," 1: ` 0. )710 ........' i w i 1 . ,,... 8°14 "1 0 i " nrope c rtrin t the th d e i. i t in ei e ct frAn throu n ;h ble strie n h imme.4 the lies all earn -D. Under the set Of parliament for the aequieition of the Leeds u Jo ... 6 ..., 1 0 , 1 ,... ... and Seedbed litim tea Midland Company are about to pay go go p i e. ..1 i,,,,, ... bwi ' 4 i° rm.. nattering their concurrence in the whom& - 1111MIMenstion of the flied yearly real cia the is SO : see ~r... str Wrest* I. 4 „!.1 their introlion of sawmill:f it. After It= fro. 1...1. 1 • 11181 " 8114 "..a i n ak e d ia a pp 000/ • to IS .t on e s and Mame .. se 4, Wedmore land, of Wake field one of the • tele of --- - - -' * t t ""krlskier. a &tined stetem ' ent of th e surpund as. THE TELEOLIPI2.-A large eta! is now in trainin , g 2 ,i; V I , r . t . 5 .'' . ".." d ", 1 i t . ..'" ::: '''' of , h 5 psi p toot line, the stetting agreed to • reallfll6oll In this country to work the electric telegraphs abort to we ag , 4 erne r.oid. r• . .. Nitt .. 3l •ll the object. eonstnited in India. ID 4 eastern of Freese.. • . t 'MIMIIIMMIMIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIMI IN North Illtithit , , . II North Devais,ll•. I. .. 174 North Shiemdahlre... IS Mr Walvis .. . ei iiillidlosli Wart...huto 111 Wsia, it Waiver. NO Oralffild ... ft* 111111 iii .- 10) is NM, Qom A We Os., L. . • oirifflrhaty II lifinford . Ai 4anwebrary asvl ( li.we .ll ril 7: : IL ) ..... North V iwa tio. 5 T a r..:1i .. ....... I, •kr•pabbe llama ... Ditto A, B. C, sail% folly SA Lath Lisvom ... ... . ISO South Salem ._ ... . 00 South Wales -. .. If Nue TorloilliliviriDu 161 Madam sod Savo— It re at llosib . all Wslssfog sea 'ado' m 1 IS s 0 Move 311 Do. do. Ilstowdoos 10 Do.O.N.l.Poraboo• 'lOO Took sad Keith MICAS , LITZ/ LAUD AT Fl . _ _ eli gat=V 01. Digs sitawribm Owed teOratWallers so4!Bina, wavy IN4 Delley gonadal SOL Ditto widritaiminft (11,104 le_GßOWalen! SO aramblo Joostiot Domed OsOabloOlud- Doaloootatlssw.DoCt. (kosollo isolmoo) Okosuollor It Dor Demo DooritoOrootoloto SO liakilibo(l.Tortal Wo llllid IS us D i k s i Ewa ue) 111 Do. done di tto) IS &WINN 'Drilled isi l umma sod Onsowith I Duni WM* Bostorlttoo SO ;Ditto Ildwass (d) Looutolleoor.4prOsot. Mona Usoftlk) SO Dortbuulklpora Dowd 10 oatoo&Wiro Drs. Los. 10.11 Pr oolillaskaToot DOO 110 Otto )od., Vis u a l. % (AV S mod (000sd tOklloyoola I to Osoot Sulhorsi 104 Do. M emo. ISt!lho I Duo to los. owl Ot tooth Otollwelloo(loo, to Mr. Iltluit). W lewd to uz ralletlpa ia t.M . ( U MU. WM 312. 'Wilts t< keisnat Ourvi rodeo WiIIUTILL. 100 Atordoos 3 Ditto No. I, 7 per did.. It 101 Ikblol & dastard per R. . 100 Oslodooloa 110 IS Mosul wt 11.1yboad It Cork sad Bandon all isondee, Pa ri Is. sod Atm , Been JRiettos I; Odd knolion(ll.lo.l6p.C. 3 Uo. do. (II.) 7 per Cl .1 I.a.t.Cos.Gsts.,3 p6.,1101 • Ditto do. 1 1 10 10 LW Nod 6 per OssL SSD& 611 I.ost Law. 6 C. Idlebund, Domino, 31 . 1:66 . 761& 17 . Menterai 114 111 olui(1) • Ihalllsildirima I Wiminertii pa. p I Us. a OftiC k o I Mae Pod. $ pet ▪ Laultaii, all Lae derierry&llimik 1aa.1.be1t)11.416. •I 10 D 33. 1110* 3 De. id ... • all Nom. iambi% 4 00. too De . IN i p u 1461•060/03.110.1346.sp.‘ , Ditto ?rammer .-. Vort,lk 1131•101,34 all Dn. Oda 33 per oat -104 Monk MAW, 100 Oxford, Wander, 5, 6 W DA IS.S 6 par 00. t do. do itisems.dlims.Newooar. 10 Okr•us.3lCbeldee(Nor.W Mid. , I per . 3 4 4004 Dr. s .. VI ILloot(PooL Asa) 11.0od. itaberhdrd is Kllkmay Iro Td 11 of Umpired DIM DIM - 10 Tigoim Da* Simi* (44464 bar laivools.. 41 lA. 4 Ottal MOW Most Ilsy,INS; Orb in?, at lot oat. 14 Lezembearg 10 Ir.. (nalllrsi) •• Ninris Asit:;;4l .4 D.. 4.. film anclUeg• 1 0 ,lortAern nt hater... all De. per aL Dandy Iler It. h Anlins AL) 11 Agleam all Bordsawn IS Plum .aal lavas . SU rola awl (likens Pl Perla and Sputa SO Tar aen : St, obatri • loam and Ilan* ... 1.0. n n.. 1 V, IT Vas. and ?leave $ll Woe Ia tr astern of haw." ii 4 54 Sre ai It n :t ,:i 94 10 W 00 Id 71 II lk n 24 ii . 0 DO . 51 H sd ISO 11l 42i 11 $344 SS 4 21 211 I&7 10 2.4, :1 g; 111 111 ad 63 63 „ -- .• Id 131 231 Is. 133 111 - - id IN Ili 104 161 /HABIB. 104 104 44 103 I€ 4 ii ii" ilm: 11 L i P r. -!11. Is; 14 2*l n 1 14 "' ISO 113 34 4i so i. 4 f Mei pm I 8341 ps 148 ISO r is'' ad a " 1 101 Si If la la Ili 1 , 1 , 11 ad In I I Ms IG2 IN ad N NS4TIL 1w pm pat PE ill I li . II If ;la Paz I n :f Ina 7 2i 9 I S H} 67 11 i ISIeI pi .. _ 1 1 I 24 C : 7 : 41 ay 41 II 4 pa This implies a virtual withdrawal of the preten sions at first set up. We may observe that Senor Osma (the announcement of whose mission to Europe with reference to the guano question and other matters was made by us some : weeks back) is expected to reach England in a week or so. At the opening of the market Mexican Bonds were very heavy, receding to 244 upon speculative sales, but a rally to 231 succeeded, the price leaving off about 25 to 1. The amount of remittances to the Messrs. Baring. is stated in the newspaper accounts at 74,000 dole., but the committee have again neglected to make the needful inquiries and publish the result. There is no news by the Medway later than that received by way of the Havannah, and published at the end of last week, the letters being merely duplicates of those received by that opportunity. The disturbances noticed in several parts of the republic appear to be based on the pre text of the oppressive tariff, and in connexion with this subject the impression had become stronger that the President would shortly decree a reduction in the duties on his own authority. Spanish bonds were not quite so buoyant to-day, but still maintain the late advance very fairly. The new Turkish loan was to-day introduced into the official list, and realised 51 to 54 prem. Sales are marked as follows :—Austrian Five per Cent. Bonds, 82 (exchange fixed at 10 florin per pound). Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97. Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 102, 1, 102. Danish Fire per Cents., 105 j. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 99f, 4. Ecuador Bonds, 41, 5,4/. Granada Deferred Bonds, 121, /. Mexican New Three per Cents., 231; ditto, for Account, 17th Sept., 23, 244, 251, 25. Peruvian Actives, 104, 105 1 ditto, Deferred Three per Cents., GIL 62, 03. Por tuguese Converted Four per Cents., 38, 371. Russian Five per Cents., 1181 ex div. Spanish ()Id Three per Cents., for Account, 491. 50f ; ditto, New De ferred Three per Cents., 221, 23 ; ditto, for Account, 231, 1, 23 ; ditto, Passive Converted, 6. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 1852, 51, prem. Venezuela Three. and-a-Half per Cents., 43/, 441; ditto, Deferred, 16. The imports of specie and bullion, advised to-day, comprised 1,163,736 dots. by the Medway from the West Indies, and 635,000 doh,. by the Africa from New York, making a total value of nearly 360,0001. sterling. . . . . Business has been done in Bank of Australasia shares at 58; General Screw Steam Shipping, 50}; Royal Mail Steam, 781; Crystal Palace, 5,1, 5, 51. The quotations of new undertskings that have not yet taken their place in the o ffi cial list stand as fol lows : Victoria Docks, 3f, to 4/ prem. ; Chartered Bank of Australia, 21 to 2/ prem. ; Ebro Canal, / to prem.; Irish Submarine Tel ph, /to . 1 prem. • Cotinental Submarine, gra to I prem.; Chiri qui R oad, /to prem. • North of Europe Steam, 13-16 to 5.16 prem. • Netherlands Land Enclosure, to I prem. • Fairheed Harbour, 1.16 to 3-16 prem. ; Great Austr alian Emigration, prem. Shares in the new Bordeaux and Cette Railway command 11 to 2 prem. Hamburg letters natio° the failure of Meseta Dane, Brothers, of that city. The firm have also establishments at Mexico and Paris. With reference to the crops it is stated that the harvest in that neighbourhood had been long finished, and was stated to be productive, but blight and rust appeared in some samples. The potato disease is also evident. In Denmark the crops are stated to be double the average, as is also the case in Sweden. It appeared to be the prevalent impression that the import, of grain into Great Britain this season will be meek above the average, but as yet the prices current la the London market would not admit of shipments from Hamburg. The monthly statement of the National Bank of Belgium, as made up to the 31st August, shows the following results, compared with the previous r turn nod .... Increase, £31,400 . . . Circulation Current asasysis. 1,957,090 .... Limas.; 188;680 Portfolio This return is indicative of increased activity in the business of the bank. The prospectus has been issued of the Great North ern, Doncaster, Wakefield, Leeds and Bradford Rail way, an enterprise for which it is contemplated to raise 750,0001. in 2W. shares. The line is to com mence at Doncaster, and then run straight on to Wakefield, Bradford and Leeds. A junction is to be formed between Bradford and Shipley with the Leeds and Bradford line, by which a continuous and the shortest line from London to Edinburgh, Glas gow, and She north of England will bo attained, bat the project appears to be chiefly of local interest, and thus meets with support from influential parties in the vicinity. The district through which it will pass is exceedingly populous. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by our government stocks at pre sent prices. To render the results strictly accurate, the proportion of interest which may have accrued since last dividend period should in each cue be taken into account. It should also be remembered that the Three-and-a Quarter per Cent. becomes a Three per Cent. Stock in 1864. lat. pr mit. pPt MMUS. £1 0 0 I 111 I 3 3 04 3 110 Pries. Mane par Nat rowels Three par Cent- Reineld Nee Three.asela..Qta ater pee Ones Pant Mock (Me. at tta rate of S per cent. per seen) India Knelt (die. 101 par ma. pat tamest) . . .......... . tiebequer Ma, Marti pat. 14d. per caeL pas day) llla. pm. 11 4 0 Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Liar pool Weekly Share Lid) allowing the rates . yielded by ordinary railway stocks at regent pncr, the calculation being based on the dividend paid in the 114 ad 11 lii 49 9 . PARIS, Sam 11. Hoary. , .. —... ,Highest. lgommit., Chains yetomte. ' 77 0 ' 17 30 17 43 77 30 ! 7 7 43 li pa Cents. lO3 40 I 103 93 103 93 103 73 ; 105 93 ever Cratv. 5 per Cents 3 yer Cents. New trek' ... , . ... ... EL6h11 , 160 on 1 catioe : eighth% 23 274: 20 00 7 4 , 20 10 . geigles, 5 peret.ll4o 1034 Helm Napier , Rent. Do. 1933 ... Hansa 5 per Nub 971 ... Do. 3.. . . — ... Do. 111.30 Piedmont 5 tlAh. 9l ... Tressury Rondo Do. 3. 11013 914 Rank Shares MO ... YAW*, BErr.6.—St. Germain, 1126; Versailles (right Yank), • ditto Deft hulk), 310; Pane 11111 d Wens, 1,443 /3; Par IS end 'Roues, 875 ; Rouen and Hamr, 373 75; llareviilee said Avignta, 491 23; Strasbourg and Rate, 311 13; Northers, 163 73; put. end mr.i.bourg, 187 30; Paris sad Ly05e,1793 75; Lyon. sad Avignon, 393 ; Illooterreo and Troyes, 242 31; Dant, SOS ; Dieppe and Peeemp, 197170; Paris sad Sewn, 340; Roraima gad Tests. 172 50 ; Montpellier anA Oats, —; Druid °orate, —; iblinol et IL Meier sad Gray, Mo. MADRID, SEPT. I. Three per Cents., 46! ; after Bolas, 451 c. Three per Cents. Deferred, 231 9-16 • after Bohm, 23 9-16 c. ; Debt (Ist class), 12 p. • iftet Bolsa, 12 p.; ditto (2nd class), 6; after Bolas, 6c. Bank of St Ferdinand, 1041 c. Ex 'hang. on London, 50.30 p. _ __ - - 1 BERLIN, SEPT. 4.—Voluntary Loan, —; New Four.and.a-Malf per Cents. (1850), 1041 • ditto (1852), 1041. National Debt, 95, 1 . Com mercial Marine Society's Premium, —. Bank Shares, 1081. 'LOCAL SHARE' MARKETS. WWI/U.OOl, SIFT. 6.—Exoepting in Midland stock, and Lancashire sad Yorkshire, in both of which a few trams& bons took plies at the quotations of Saturday, them has been little doing in any . kind of shares os our market to- day. 'Mainers closes with a dull and drooping aspect. The following are the only operations of the day recorded in the official list :—Hinstingbans and Oxford guaranteed, 301- 1 Caledonian, 21—Eastern Counties, 111—Lasteashire and Yorkshire, 861 c 3—Ditto (filth shares), 3 7.16 d.—Leeds Northam (late Leeds and Think), 174—London and North' Western, 1221—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire,' 293—Midland, 774 i—South Eastern and Dover, 213—York and North Midland, 241—Dublin and Drogheda, 493 — Dutch Itlvniah, 4 3-16 d. Latina, Barr. 6.—We have had • greatly improved market this morning. Midlands at the elms showed an improvement of 21. over the quotations of Saturday. Lm eashires and Yorkshires have also advanced IL, and other shams show a corresponding improvement. Midlands ' closed at 783 ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshires at 873; Leeds Northern', at 173 ; East Lancashire', at 19; North Westerns, at 81. 3s. 9d. ; and Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnehime, at 301. Biamixosas, SEPT. 6.—This market was flat to day, and for the small amount of business don* prices a fraction lower. _ . . . . MANCRUTZII, SePT. 6.—We have had a rather quiet I market. Prices were stronger at the opening, but closed decidedly weaker. Louisa and North Westerns 123 ; Leeds, 87 • South Easton Steam Company, 91 — Dover, 21, 11.16 Eastern Cosada. 11j—Midlands, 78—Bristol and Exeter, 104—Eut lasambize, 181. TIIE ELEcraic CLODS AND TIME BALL.—Yester day a considerable crowd assembled shortly before one o'clock, in front of the 71twirl* Telegraph Office, Wiet Strand, to view the ascending and descending of the time ball, and some to regulate their watches by the electric clock. Those who came for the latter purpose were die. appointed, for the clock, although it presented four well gilt faces, or dials, and bold figures , was found without bands to indicate its movements. At about seven minutes to one, as indicated by the clock of St. Martin's Church, the ball begsa b esssail, sad proceeded cry gradually for magmata , " aelaaMa. sad Nailed about midway, where it t Ike used, Aar 'Wastes, when it again advanced s aarre d ached tbs tq oaths bum es the minute hand of St. Martin's cloak was ea this lose 12. St. Martin's clock immediately streak ewe, sad das ball descended much more rapidly than it bad asseedtd. By the time regulator at bk. Dent's, la the anabd, the ball was about three mi ssiles beMad dad vbss it fell. Little dependence can as le plena es the assulacy of the time ball, for the per of do ball sad clock for the last few days have been very irregular. . . -- - - PETITION AGAINST MR. TOWNLET.—The petition spinet Mr. Townley's return will be certainly presented and conducted with the greatest spirit and determination. Messrs. Merewether and Edwin James, the well-known parliamentary lawyers, have been retained for Mr. Somers, while Mr. Graham, Mr. Somers's solicitor, has been for I some time in Sligo, preparing and getting up Mr. Somers's case. As we. natural, some of Mr. Townley's voters have given the moat useful information, and such a cue will be made against Mr. Townley as he little dreams of. The bishop (Dr. Brown), Rev. Mr. Phillips, and the Mayor of Sligo will be examined before the committee of the House of Commons. That the three parties above named should be ingrained, several of Mr. Somen's staunchest forgotten have bunted upon ; and that they will on their oath declare facts se to Mr. Townley's Sligo expenditure 'which will surprise the public, there can be little doubt. It will be all well if the borough is not disfranchised.— Sligo Journal. ELopEmrxr IN Hion LIFE.—The Leinater Be rg:a:lee:11:d l excitement last hal hex bee li n o e w re ing stelti ng a mp az h iiTh eastern county, by theelopement of a titled lady, the spouse of a wealthy commoner, with a gallant captain belonging to an adjoining garrison, a relative of her own, and who was before on very intimate terms with her husband." We ( Globe) believe that the parties alluded to are Lady Eliza beth Bryan, daughter of the Marquis of Conyngham, and wife of George Brysn, Esq., of Jenkintown, county Kil kenny, and Captain James George Hay, of the 92nd High louden. Lady Elisabeth Bryan is in her 23rd year, sod I was married to Mr. Bryan (who possesses a very large pro perty in Kilkenny) some two years ago. Captain Hay, the partner of her flight, has been quartered, for some months put, at Carlow, with the depot of the 92nd. Mr. Bryan is said to be in pursuit of the fugitives.—Olobe. A GERMAN LANDLORD IN TROUBLE: The Gorlits liitolligenter says that an hotel keener of that town has just lost hie licence through excessive imposition practised on a guest. The Queen of Bavaria not long since visited this town, and ahted at the Brown Stag. On her departure the host present ed a bill of 300 thalers, but her Majesty thinking it too much by one-half deposited the required sum with the police, directing that the man should be duly a an ull i the hal . me m be tt g ! i re 's. to. ththe I , i o o l o we r. T ee done, of the house was withdrawn LONDON PROVISION MARKETS. MONDAY, Sen. 0. The arrivals last week from Ireland were 16,000 firkins Butter, and 955 bales Bacon ; and from foreign ports 6,747 casks Butter, and 486 bales Bacon. We have to note a decided improvement in the Irish Bat- ter market ; the demand has been active, and sales to • pretty considerable extent effietcd, at an advance of Iv. to 2s. per cwt. over previous rates. Dutch also advanced 4s. to 6e. per cwt. For Bacon the demand has been pod, the quantity ar riving being barely sufficient to meet the wants of the trade ; all the prune was cleared off at fully this day week's rates. Stocks and deliveries for week ending Sept. 4 : Burma. b 6446. Stock. Delivery. Stock. DelirerT. 1030 20,370 14,190 640 1,020 1631. 31,900 13,090 960 1,270 1033 39,140 11,510 I 930 1,330 NEWOATE AND LEADENHALL. For the time of you lair average supplier of meat an on sale in these markets, but their general condition, espe cially that of the Beef and Veal, is very inferior. The de mend is steady, at Friday's advance M the quotations. Per Sib. by theca/3am a 4. a d. d. 0., Ink** Beet ....... 242 6 ' Inferior Motto. 2id 3 0 Middling ditto ..... 9 6 910 ]fiddling 3 2 3 5 Prime lards ditto ... 9 0 3 2 Prime ditto Ditto mall ditto Vol 3 3 4 0 Small Pork 3 9 3 Lusk 4r. .to 3e. W. PRICES OF BUTTER, CHEESE, HAMS, ec. a. Vrioaland, per awl Kiel — Donet new 86 89 Carlow old 74 78 Waterford 74 PO Cork — 73 I .o 6l fick „ 68 S. O. Double Olouceiter, per cot Slagle do. ... 44 40 York hams Wesimaralaml do. Inab do. American do. io- Fresh Batter, per bona S 1 CheshlreChesse,pare wt. Si 70 Gibber, do ......... . . be S 8 Wllfahire Rom, mew 0 44 Waterford flaws ..... . Ramburgh do. — Monism ENGLISH BUTTER HAREET. Our market is without change, except that best fresh Butter brings 6d. to Is. per dozen more money. Dorset, dew weekly B2s. to Me. per ewt. Ditto, middling 66s. to 7 4a. Devon 76e to 71e. „ Freed Two FULL Moows Ix JULY.—Perhaps many of your reader' are aware that some months ago a paragraph appeared in the daily papers, stating that in the present year occurred a remarkable instance of two full MOMS in the same month, July; and that it was found, on referring to the " Annual Register," that the last year on which the same occurrence took place, which, if my memory serves me correctly, was 1765, was remarkable fur the number of thunderstorms and extraordinary falls of rain that visited this country as well as the continent of Europe, imply ing a kind of prediction that we were to expect much the same visitations during the present year. I need hardly say bow accurately the weather during the last month or so has verified this conjecture. On referring to Strype (Ann., vol. L, part i., p. 404: Oxon. 1824), it will be found that t he year 1561 was famous for the thunderstorms and heavy fads of rain which took place. Regan: " The 30th (July), about eight or nine, was a great thundering and lightning as any man had ever heard, till past 10. After that great rain till midnight, insomuch that the people thought the world was at an end, and the day of doom was come, it was so terrible. This tempestu ous weather was much this summer. Thus the 21st of this July it r.ined sore, beginning on Sunday night and lasting till Monday night ; and the 6th and 6th of the same month were great rains and thunderings in London. What mischief was done by the dreadful thundering and lightning, Jose 4th, was told before ; and before this April 20th were great thunder, lightning, rain, and hailstones, for bigness the like whereof had scarce ever been seen." The storm on the 4th Jane, alluded to above, is recorded by Strype to have injured" the steeple of St. Martin's Church by Ludgate •" and " The same day, about four or five of the clock at after noon, the lightning took St. Paul's Church and set the steeple on fire, and never left till the steeple and bells and top of the church were all consumed unto the arches and in divers other places of England great hurt was done with lightning." Can any of your readers inform me whe ther there were two full moons in one month daring the year 1661 d lam a complete sceptic in the matter of the moos 's influence on the weather, but still curious about this matter.—" Notes and (Merles." CITY OP LONDON itIOISTRATION.—The aggregate of claims and objections returned to Mr. M.Christie this year, to be disposed of at the approaching registration of voters for members to serve in parliament fur the city of Lowlai, is as follows; Total clams Claim% Objectloom. and obi . otioca. Promos and liverymen laltabltant bouselkokters 193 749 ... 117 1.21111 1,473 Lut year it wss thus: freemen and liverymen 9 214 ... lalabdant lieumboldery 1,166 -•- FUNERAL 01P THE DUKE OF HAMILTON. The funeral of the deceased duke took place on Saturday last. The body sou transmitted from London to Hamilton Palace, Stotland, on Thursday ; on Friday it lay in state in the grand entrance-ball of the palace, and upwards of 3 000 persons were allowed to inspect the coffin ; on Saturday the interment took place in the new mausoleum, in Hamilton grounds, about 300 yards to the south-west of the palace, a large concourse of the nobility and gentry of the neighbourhood being present. The English epis copal service was read by Bishop Trower, of Oalloway. MR. MuNre, M.P.—We have much plcaauro to announce that our hon. member, although still confined to his room, is in a fair way of recovery. On Tuesday it was deemed advisable to call in the aid of a physician, as well as the family surgeon, but nevertheless we are assured that • few days' patience and strict compliance with the medical gentlemen's decree will have the effect of restoring the hoe. gentleman to convalescence. We understand that for the first fifty years of his life Mr. Munts never knew whet it was to be troutied with even a tingle day's sicktt.ss.—Bir asertgAnns Berea 11,880 In IS SS SO 31 U 80 721111 IS 131 10a 1074 14 131 li 114 I