The Express. — London, England, 1852-10-05 00:00:00

p.adAur Tte Cfprt 51 • ANA ("THREEPENCE. VUMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is very firm, but the very small quantity of Tallow for sale on the spot prevents badness. Town Tallow is quoted 41s. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 41s 6.1. to WI.; October to Ihmonstier, 40s. 6d.; January to March (15.3), 40a. 6d. to N. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT. 800A1.—The siukat km opened with a Ana appear anes, and the smell gable sale went off at full prim. Bar bados. Sikh ; Mans, 24a. to 275. The reined ram• ket nr reelhes ... XlM the one so lost week, 445. to 475. Co noble bas hsen toady in public' sale at last Nara gins, Costa Elsa, 411 s. to Ste. • pkatation Coy• lon, its. to Ik. t the begotten booed in'freely. Good or diary Naive Coyles gained 435. to 435. ed., nominal. TEA.—TM market wean a It. appsenace to-day. SAtintae.-2,600 bags Weft cared in public solo held for fob pima, and ell bought In. Rice.—The market appean Arm, but this domed is very halted to-day. Suess.—Note offered in public sale. !Nutt - AL—The quarterly sale will commence to-nonow (Wedneolay). BOHOL:OIL MARKET.—THIS RAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand for Hops is very active, particularly to' Sussex, which are selling from hi. to i tis. ; very choice, ;no. to bOs. ;Odor Kente, 7.55. to $0..; very choice, Ms. to Ns.; Mid and Eut Kent goldings, 112.. to 144, ; Farnham% IUOs. to 112 a. ; very choice, 115 e. to 1265.; country Farnham% Its. to 90e.; very choice, 9.55. to 190.. Duty estimated at 260,0901. . 1.0........ ____ _ Os - c:74.6 , 0,_.........44. .... .9_ 7 _,....../ ...€ 9 .. 0° Z, ...." / 1 5Z„ ... .,, 1" :7...... • • ••.. . . ... • .. '1 • Ttt : . . T ~ /40. 1.94)9.1 LONDON, • TUESDAY EVEb coNtWESTb " 01. TUNES . of M ID. IRELAND. MINES. it. - .41111. se., mill pla d ter t ,.ll,th. Oi Edi . lica, ai. bl.„ publish' p s , ..., .. - I;.7ll:.E.atrth Idttioace his ---- MODLIN, Om. 4. MONDAY Mllllll4O. a . k, , um„Eig..,,,, : o ne som e a merlin amber The laat remnant of the O'Connell property in A fair amount of business has been done in mining h .IST TI t t'...tli eve how" ""L' uht " the we DI Me* Kerry waa sold last week at Tralee under an order shares to-day, the demand being chiefly for the li 1:11.1,211 s,. ,_ .. , 00 ., •,# a w a . im mink e . pnweat er Uisa volume, of the Encumbered Estates Court. But two lots heavy dividend stocks, of which there is an ingot'. , ..""--,----d Awl.: maw a a l. remained to be sold, the net aggregate yearly value flaunt supply. Sales have taken place in Wheal I W ia'.." 6 . - .." . .p r ass s w a yrnwrwha Ina roollsts` . '''''. tasinisa ant. of which was about 2101., and the sum brought by Buller, at 800; Wheat Seton, 200; South Frances. 4 - •""-- me reali .--------- ty meote %meet meted with the family. 121; North Besot, 11; West Basset, 8; South e ta . %sr6 MEDICATED CREAM. -For all With reference to a paragraph stating that Mr. Tamar, 6; Old Roberts, 235. to 28s ; Linares, 3;. 1 11 r• .r. ,...,4 t„,i, .. c.. t , r.. , ..7 , 1 4 , 4=,....: $.4. 11 C. Delmege had eammenced legal proceedings against The gold mining shares were steady in price, 1 ~re.:, 1. .,_"",';,,ti °r"'"".,,, ,;7."....i smooth. is the phae. Mr. 1). J. Wilson, arising out of the Sixmile-bridge with a moderate number of transactions. Ave 1:.'":;.-Sa.:0;1,0,510-'1'°"°‘ ill° Jr" "Inas! affair, Mr. Wilson has addivesed a letter to the Mariaa were lett i r i r a ',1„.....1 ea f: , :l . . 0 1 1 t ; , ..'" , " 1 .1 . , .4 66 ., ....::;::::.7 1 .'" Limerick Chronink, in which he soya : Imperial Brazilian shares further improved 10e. I sea..*• lo *"''` '' i 0 4..1 warmth saw tee who!, The mead time 1 addressed Mr. Delmege after the fatal to-day, closing . 7 to 8. South Australian were in .• a'."-4. thron e 1 mime liven sad yaw In- ouvornene I charged him with being the clue of it. 1 do. L ' . • Ilw holr. t hrw, In: pr• . demand and improved Se. Mexican and South sew . • ~... ~, ~;*,.s,e rt.. anane 14ww.. 011•11.0 Gm. ear- pond to that e ff eet in my evident. at the inquest, adding, sew` 1 "'. - tar awl A I md......0 I , wt... . 6 m* . that, I would olive my reason' for ening so •" when Mr American were done at 4: to L. ow' ` ... r.."" . .' - 1t . ..0..441"'" 4. "'""'" ' " ''''''"*"."" Sleeken (the solici to r of Mr. reaso n; Mid l'need not do . The non-official quotations are u follows :-Mel o''''''''", - '4 . 2 pors.dwan hr a ii.inonaous orapninah the me al f •• "" '..:: ,' *"...0.1......"........1 dobSer, aw e s ob , it was . nannenary. Immediately after coming off the bourne, Ito : ; Cordillera, 3to 2 prem. ; Connemara, 0, • . 4, , , , ~, ~,„"„b,,.. ag the ewe, toe ne witsesses table (whin I had been for four hours and • Ito 1 prem.; Xenmare, Ito 1 prem.; Cilenaulin, ~,• .:: ...,: , ..„.. 0 , 0 = l e i : which mourn hall) oat of Colonel Vandeleur's supporters who had yin- ito , r ,,. I, •, " , mi e n, anravatioll It. In tinnily written to UM on the very subject of this action, ... I, '41.1 '' I '''''', ~. de este as ih• "" ." "'...... tame up to me, and , is then who may have heard him eon At e Canons Creek meeting, had to-day, the 0 ' • ....•., ‘• n ' u'l..4 011"ie e h t letelle° "" t t. l'" xh " testify, complimented mu highly on the manner in which I report of the directors was read, embodying that of es. - -'. -7 - - ~.,,,.. p a . pat ion peon as welkin. h.ll. o w ; -eb, .i ... ~..,,.. Anima. &0. a m .o. had given my evidesice--so fairly, that "he did not deem Mourn Hawes, Sandemanu, and Carrington, who si '•- --T "'' ''''!".: ilt. i . i1.11, velem it. - ' , Jr numbetarers and it nweenary for has so licit o r to p o t te me a single queue." were sent out In March last to report on the pro iar'''°'',47.:"ltiZ,il 0.1 ett. *.M. illfa i ::: k a .. ' e l:, T. : a tt ! e) That gentleman was Mr Delano, sea. Th us much I deem petty - It was decided that 10s. per share should be W. 1.,:: .,,, """ ...° 4 4 . atr i 'li, " eii i ti.iii. 2. ...ices: ma Illinrisa et dir.tgiair to auto ; to ' l "' •"'" et precut waskt retained to the proprietors, and the agreement en- R "' '''': ."' m 1' low Da Stu Wally jam ssal tserrens- ''' s a tered into with the American proprietors, consequent S. n ..% Or ..01.1 St Ur Under the date of " Fermoy, Wednesday Evening, fee ..:....- r an , ..t , • : z.,..1. _ ___ ~„h on the pillage at surface of the auriferous quartz by ---" --" the Cork Constitution has the following rarest ....------ - P AR IO W' 5 NEW IN- en the subject of the assassination of ih e - nolth - e - r r of the marauding parties who had taken illegal posses , ../ vesTtli AWLS-AMINO ST Mil IN • ' ~ ba.iiC IRKS NU vater-rao .... the 31st Regiment : sion of themine, has been settled at 40 per cent. of i i B *l . . ..... haw, seder, '1 tah 4 "_ • ,llquar At tat o'clock last night Sub inspector Sommerville, on the nett . profits. Documents were read proving that '.•• ssms dot _.._„ ° ( .._° 61 ,,.... •"`"` 0 „ 0 1 1 2 miss inkwmatioa which he received, started fromeriitle , this town the nag was good, and the pi oprietors had been put • •-• ,... " 1.0 "~ -• "..." a1... ' .... with 30 of his men, and after some trouble succeeded is in possession of the sett by the sheriff of the county. is ';',,-- A arresting some tee or eleven individual' residing on and The Hon. It. G. Walker, from California, offered to ...• ?'+' aroma the, mountains of 801 l howl who are charged as purchase shares to the amount of 30,0001. at par. - having been directly or indinctly implicated in the above ,c‘ All , 11 '... "'' '''''''7-------- - --_,__- ._- .- 7 -IMES ---.. murder. On their return they ma se rs. Nl•Ontb, the . .....------ 1 mwmais landlady of the hotel where p.m set his ustimety THIS DAT.-Two o'Cuocx. It ---- fate ' • friendly call, and requested her to am° ll ° l The gold mining shares are steady, without much them to Fermoy, where they arrived this morning at Il e i past seven, considerably fatigued, and deposited their charge change in prices. Carson's Creek mark par. i the ant; wenanted to repay Its asst la in the polite barrack here ' where a private investigation ia Imperial Brazilian sha r e s have been transacted at 1.1 „. # two, rage .4 El. ; prim 4% 04.1 Otte taking place before Neill Browne, En., R.M., and some of 7i to 71. South Australian mark 1 prem. ...., . le*at , a ~ ..5 0r 7. as, IL . the bail magistrate', the results of which will not be known i x it Th. 1.4. owslMMlwg Mil "'Wail in artsti. u n e w the Mrs kap ts Mud on for a few days. Violas ,11110.411••• Kam Eons li r to. top or the ninCtwildilarishabisp. A general meeting of the preparatory committee nu , asts T .ait,. the air-tube IlAsslaelesesernie. of the " Friends of Religious Equality" hu been - Mawr. Paid. peuterday. to.day. --..- lli ;,r,044b0 of utw enm i t r, te.n . k „ t• e n et r ie i r oo , oo ,s leet° summoned for Friday next, when th e will have ra 00 . 00 . 0 . 10 I L . Aftm oido rna cilifuni. tae se Inge sir eau son. sue worn.. ample subject for discussion in the opinions of the iv*, e t Amis s. 1,1111/.14 lIINLOW, I press, evoked by their late " private and confidential" wt.ooo IS Ant:stalls& all #1 pm all Par 4pm to - I I 11 „ street, Mannon.house. Iron- , 24„1800 Antrallan 3 I Is swam and bath Manafaeturn. Eta. Cinitilir. 100,0411 1 huinalion !NNW all i Idb saw I.: , -N.B. No taps ars patine sampt Moped with his The pass (honour) examinations, in arts, medicine, seam i Ave liana all I tas I. IliffOli 'ere-•• s 1 , ~,,, s . r . st .a WI TOR9IOd el tenant mks, wenapted to and agriculture, in the Queen's University in Ireland, e ll:, IT tlrmN ffissaarra Inn abd Cal 9 dada a'... , ... t... a. sad eunlies wholesals sod 'nail his Nicer commenced on Friday, and are now in progress. Roo as gdge. i t . - t _ 141 sNif: o il' "RA "'Lee tie "'f ermi " eh" bjae ll-_.' ""4 These examinations will terminate on Wednesday, 10.000 Ilt &WI. 1.11114 1 ... 10 dk Pm. 1 9 7 1 1 7 1 1 1 e „ .., sisar ~ .t 14. an.l 10. pis WOOL. the trade sst. 6,010 M Da. Cmaassad Culaha - - ,21 11.1.. 1 , . weds arm much menu sed sal duly annotated 12 the the 13th inst. 11,000 20 Mx et. John Mt its; - - Came LalAunio. num 11. No. 461. It is expected that the Galway gentry, assembled tikooo i Conca'a Creek ....... -. -------_ at the great fair of Ballinaeloe, which commences 1 1112 •• marsrr a ..... •-•••• 40 4 . " ....... I I i2m li to-day, will adopt some course for the improvement """ ..- p o pi o , l4 - - DRAMA. of their harbour, sou to suit it for a packet station. 70 . 00 a sag. a Awash's Copper all fI I Ms ' sells 1111 Claneral ..... all - It is said that they are prepared to guarantee the 50 :,,,, 0 Goad's Mountain.... ...... all 1 I . 1 dim HAYMARKET. repayment of an amount of money that mar be re- 12,000 'Gang Denby elides ... nil its par The theatrical season now begun is announced toll.ooll final Polsoool -....... on #3' arm quired for the p ur p ose . The Limerick Chronicle MAW ,e, ila so far ILO the liaymarket theatre is contented, "the .„. likt e Lthent. .. al ah leo 000 bninli reason of Dir. Benjamin Wibster as lean and "I ke Los.kCsuissoutiS:6l l ). ell 1 i et. i Bowe , r.. an an In wh.ch will be received with II • Rev. Peter Daly, er... Odway, has received a letter 10.7001 MI ills #rinii r., NI regret In Mr. Webeter'a hands, " the little thee- from Earl Derby, cenvoyies him assanaee that no an- 1/I_o,o oo . 46.Mathijamaitzi4osuumm I, 1 4 i tre as Me lls? mark, t " has preserved the reputation it has wteleeleee t tt h ettt ie l elle leete teil te e el the 11181 Mit t" Zu ;" trio 1 New Granada -.........„ di # # dl' .rayed for upwanls of • century. His management has _lPri_ m atm l 111 ., u , i7e , la .". taska, the .I " fte taitam o n d .7. the " Sma ll tbe r oth a : 10"....0 ; . 1 . 08 . 000 hicansm Monts ....... au 4iPm 1 It ben diaingut.hid for the number and quality of the dm- `.` ra '''"' nue ' a c' e ' ' Fort Philip 1 I 4Pm my of the government. NAM Qaarta sew .. ~. . -..- all 1 I cab nes pieces which be Ilea produced, for the exeelleneev,seo SO tlestioso &Cabs . - NI 10 IS of to eminent., the completeness of his arrangements, The Freeman, in its weekly eemwsereial article, snow, ac . o . Aisszaus . I I I PI. II sad the foams. and liberality of all his dealings. No gays : 11.000 10 fin Croft unser is our time has evinced greater zeal in supporting TM ewiteme /sties hat week wen !2,0161.8.. 3.1. (the ~ ..43.3. 2 21.15$ ? .. si_led Kellum ........... . 1 0 1 71 . 5f rur to dignity sod the intcrests of the Engli2M stags . ..nd _it . repor t if m u s h es giii a ag saaska la ono, a su m ...eh re.= ; iz . . .... I t 1i pm ) i ---si... erwolir of laat 6°.". The theatrical season now begun is announced to is. is to far ass the Maymarket theatre is concerned, "the faced. reason of Mr. Benjamin Webster es lease* and sined,r. - an announcement which will be received with pm ul beret In Mr. Webster'.' bands, " the little thea tre in tie Hai four", t " has preserved the reputarioa it his se• rid for upwards of a century. His management' has been .!..titigui•htd for the number and quality of the dm • j• 111 1 .1 which he has produced, for the excellent* of to composite, the completeness of his arrangements, and the fairest. sad liberality of all his dealings. No =Aria our time has evinced greater zeal in supporting Lt., dignity and the interests of the English stage. And it it sanely areeseirf to say how much he has enhanced thee valuable Itfillltt4 to our national drama 7 his talents, ▪ v oozed and genuine comedian. Mr. tinter, it is andintooo, is to be succeeded, after the present season, as kasee and manager of the Haymarket, by Mr. Buekstone ; Mr. Webster conhaing himself, for the future, to the Adelphi. The theatre opesed for the season last owning. A good deal has teen done lace it closed, in the way of painting sad decoration, a nd the house has • light and a t apptarciAc. No new piece was produced oa this The entertainments consisted of Bulwer's comedy "Money ; " the 'Meantime. " Keeley Worried by Back stone . sad the farce, Yaw Life's in Danger." liSoser's truly stan play (we do not moan • pun) was exceedingly will acted. U• characters were judiciously tag, sad the minsequeace was • completeness of osomotsbi isles animation is the perranesnes which easeassimited melf to the audience. Iffe hare seldom, indeed, soma • ?try p off with greater spirit. The novelty of to evening was Mr. Barry Sallienn's 'presume* k tl,r part of Ers/zos, is which he was very successful. BO acted with much energy and feeling and his manly mad capremive features heightened the effect of the flee Mei. a..aed wrote in which be bete • part. But Ms season was sometimes toe easlemeery, toe wash laths to the min dramatic, beta is his anodes sad yeerner, sad r bas eye of utterance. He should nnesaber that the pert be longs to comedy, is wide.' the bregew sentinswt end eaotioa—even of patsies—nee hi Wafted to the Mae of meaty. By doing so, the rhenster is rendered nen wand, more real, while it bun netkieg of Its elesegth , kunst, and 'ting *feet. Ile it was aged by in °normal repreventative, 111seready. Mn. nehlkag`e Core Douglas was charming, and noels of the aboth she threw into the charneMe wag 111= r i tre lice sad sae raggerated manner is which she itAds. itis,sur played his original part el Gram la his wad lashed sad artistic it le. He was capitally seemed by Mrs. yatswilliam as Lady Franklyn. The sense el the behrentoto courtship threw the andante iato enevehisse 'flaw/Mee Mr. • h Murray was hie Frederick Bleat, NI I:adieus., Mr • • Mout, Mr. Pendia Lard amosorit, Mr. Lambert NO Joke Vestry, and Mr. Ewe Capons Maio, Smooth. All of than sustained their parte with good effect. the pnompal favourites of the public were warmly wel comed when they mails their appearance. Mr. %show sopecialy, was received with loud sad long-continsei age please. The house was very full. vas: The Rev. Peter Daly, of Galway, has received • letter from Earl Derby, conveying hie assurance that no an nouncement respecting the proceedings of the committee appointed to inquire into the merits of the various ports r • Transatlantic Packet Station, bad transpired by the audio. rity of the government. The Freeman, in its weekly commercial article, says : TM aroma duties last week were 23,01 G/. Bs. 3d. (the raper of whish we did not receive in time), • sum much lagyealliasemasollected in the corresponding week of last year, it brog 1% ., 16.2681. 12e. ld. ; this week they are not hast y e so lu only 18,1001. 7s. 7d., bat even this sum 18a. Id. dna the amount received in 1861, at the agemparllfi sided. The circumstance is a consoling Wit ledmohn a edged improvement in the condition Mit onatft._wilich improvement is the only 111118 CMS Ogg glia/ hops or awaken a spirit of osterpiri arr. Om, or that can effectually operate to &aide tho signet fatal desire for emigration. The ilMtag appears in the Limerick await* with risfintn to the recent horrible mania, tit Miltowt MaMS7 : Ms. lierket Mainap, • landed proprietor and magistrate eforposedkVie auseived a great deal of credit fur the slidasey he showed in so promptly wearing thopeograrers of SW late awful murder near this of this ygnademem Rtrisipmele ; and much credit is also given Mi ENE 0411111 tabla hay, who sorompanied Mr. Moral to when it was committed. In four hoar after the gems d the mime reached Kr. Money he had all the per ter_i_it the deed arrested and committed. des to itsaa-bridge, where the Mr. wan leisk is about half • mile from Itiltowicliemeo, tai be at ore dispatched two policemen to arrest two ilehrosen who it wag stated had a quarrel with deaneed sheet • mouth previous. Mr. Morony then the Iwo of Miltowo, and, having ordered Cea o Ms Mss an pan en plain clothes, they, in company with geffaiff naiefti similarly anirsd, drove au) the hors 411 Thema gtsehgei, wish et die deemed, where it wee Mid he bad gee the des Who ea a visit. On articles to hawse dies bind Ihrisede and all his family at hers, whir gather sorriesd them, as the whir perish mos la Mash that ley Ilkan&as to • ser ums hen Ibe LIMO eadnile=. There Stackpoole, Mark wed Me enema aea weft at Mee eassed, sod en ezaadeisi the h o ary = I et Mood were Menineed ea almost • ' these ea the paw mad en the wall about bel,_nia epee a de& Weedy' poole's wife, hese whisk *sash needy we:Mk the etas" had not Does altesedre enied. Daring this asenh, • little d•aeyrer rif b ee'slinerg kept cryiag littsrly, and when Ss& ire hie lap to wit, her, she ex *MA " omfiaity hiri." It appears that • = abet* lit • year bees recently left to the widish lo whisk be wee to berme entitled en ese, sad Y the event of his dying before that lino only within three teats of a), the property was bp ahem Staakposie, win wee uncle to the de nied, bran when the nudge was committed is above Moe Elbe free titian Manny, two story high, and eland, and we Milt by Mithael Dalton, Esq., J. who resided there foe several years. AHELPHI. The winter season at this little thesis* speed auvpic.ously yesterday ev qi otwithstanding the unfavourable state of the weether. hest pine - The tines Bushes," which liss sisswilt yes ceetury of representations, bet eV bed 1= 1 ; mating all the charm of novelty se leieeeteg Kee &late to her English friends after bee We enti snesesehl tom is America. The welcome she meeteed IMO meet eathowetic, and visibly ~al bee leans& llesquete CI To dioweri d upon the Mee, the SUS wee lend awl often renewed, and ft WM MOM 61110 iglidlNlMl lOW witklicr favetarite gest of ithemet" Irbil* she belied and ivied as charmingly.' sm. Recent thanes in the ear pail caused some alterations in the caste, but we could not pc rctore that the ensemble suffered anything In c Amie queue. Wright's part wee ably sustained by Mr. Honey, and Nell, Mrs. Fitzwilliam's part, found s s. adtquate repriesentauve in Mir Woolgar, who acted with her accustomed grace and spirit. Her song of " The Ones Bushes" and her brush jig were both loudly apnlauded. The two ladies and Mr. Honey were severally complimented by being called before the curtain at the conclusion of the pen. The " National Anthem" was then played, but not sung, as is generally the can, by the company, and the e , toing'seatertainments concluded with" Jack Sheppard," which, with Mrs. Keeley in the character of the hero, 10. tiered its now customary meed of applansc. Tat Munn Di DANOEIL—Routour is busy ex aminees Cho sinumnisaus which have led the Marine Bossism Last. Leak Is semieve row tithe buoys which mask ilis sallsome ta the wt. Mis spesly stated that the chased. solids as Mks up, awl dna we are threatened with swindler selasnity to that whisk hr beialsin the cede thriving pnd of Cheater. This le ir =gint truth ; yet it be must esalbssed that there is for serious mis giving, as the filliket. Upwards Mt years ago we called the atilsoliso elite public to the assyst of closing up the se Wolfson, lo whin saves million See of water were all weery Ws, sod available for the purpose of 1 assurimg the chsameie entitle the port. We showed that ham ilemeinabe hay es the Pence's pier was the narrowest pont sten foam of the Kersey; sad that it was all it !VQM the wake alms that poet should be allowed' oss, to aboolstooe thtlt too anal host a =Sint lel= to hoop spa the Menlo derma sod to swap the books. Our we nn. was, botestor i _ ....... oolisodolz a t we Mora with little sospdss that the lis question is poise' osnowlos. ilds7 - 217 - des sant of the @steamiest MA, desk wogs to the osainned. It arises purely has the Isis of wombs try power, caused i:ealrtassy Pool. A similar policy, the mobs =tit river Dee, above King's Ferry, doled up the Net a . We have no fear of immediate injury be the or Spin of the port. The hey outside has boss pseud) and a sew map of the approach.' and 1 :y be published by the marine surveyor, which MO gibed all the information... to the changes made, re grind to ensor• safety to ear seassatile nano'. A sur vey, we understand, is also to be nods hrthwith at the rim above Garman, where the beaks are observed to be is • rather variable state. One warning we must emphati sally give to the authorities, who have the very ezistence N ear port in their keepiag. There must be no further alliellebisento permitted to the bed of the river above the pant which we have termed its neck. It was mat mooted, we believe, to reclaims some poetics of Broads mei l'ool. Such a step would be utterly edsidal. —Lies. pea Stanc,' d. FALL. OY • CIIVIKII.—Far MN, time past the old panel' chunk of St. David, Hoeses, white bed withstood the Sow of smatoriss, Us beau prinsiZ falling to decoy, end Its soillamilso has boos a nub discaesion mil thiesormosat imam the sons bang under the imponios tbot the venerable shosion war lame/rib abbq add roping osly a little issentiso ; while others, =lfan/ aware of its dilapidated date, edvsatted the tsi of a sew banding. Oa illallarday last the be. of sislsseies was Tinned. At about • tiplstleflort *IV al dmi assis. the lababitants in the 'lenity of the e arch IMO alined by a Ind noels neenbing the report of IMMO itlfiktly sod ss pssossdni_to lIMISMiII the sans thilly MIS falliMpliMmeal from lINI hill= 4 l4l . &Wes so of ear roof sod wells of lles Tie y oceurrod at a time whims* pass was use • but had it lesppesed so the hibeerlog • siosesptiss of perhaps Modred proems the Lives of nosy wend no bs* have be. s=le-lisreford Moss. NAVAL ADMIRALTY, Ocr. 4. APL sander 11. Need, to Liana; and Mester J. Eden, to ibawy. Wr.m.wt( it, Orr. 4.—The Blazer steam vessel ins taken down the rim as Friday last from Deptford to Woolwich, and the monkey steam rowel left Woolwich this afternoon with the Blazer is tow for Sheerneep, when the biamr will be taken in charge of Mr. Aylen, Muter- Attendant at that port, and he will proceed with the 1 -Itiolu steam frizate and her to the Clyde, aa the Blazer receive on hoard the machinery of the engines of lito bore power, made by Napier, for the Duke of Wellington, screw steam slip, late the Windsor Castle. The Cyeiopi and BLeer will bring the engines in pieces, and they will to pat on board the Duke of Wellington at l'unisbostb. _Cass. Rural. NltsttNlC INSTITUTION FOlt BOTa. Y ea h ?day incoming a general quarterly court of the governors of lists iiistitutiott, established for Mathias, adniatias sad hykriadding the sons of indigent sad deeeaed allaisakwas held at thr othe.is, 31. Great 4amit4lmal. Lbeelthise at;4o, 'Lowland Gardiner AhMs, lath, 'heir. The it antis of the last mart baring bees had sad amelrhed, the secretary (Hr. Think* haled i Ohm mat at pre test 7v boys epos the feat. It as beseshal M mime the amps of the charity by *deg It igen the Isms footiag alb Ma institution new at Waseneerdo Ati wsiaWaing • dm., the daughtm alramosil w ileirueei Ineehnes. 4 ° wry oat tlus intentice ea began h re %wad, to the fund for meting - whieh all the Moak al , la.V heto already soleseribed. Seale routine Wilson bar on beta transacted the proceeding+ termisated with a vote M !Maki to the chairman. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Lrininooot, One. 4.—Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Che shire, 61 d. ; ditto (late Cheater and Birkenhead), 21 *— Caledonian, 221—Eastern Counties, 111—Lancashire sad Yorkshire, 821 3—Leeds Northern (late Leeds and Think), 111*—Losidon and North Western 116j — Midland, 7611 South Eastern and Dover, 214--York and North Midlands 241—Dublin and Drogheda, 61—Dutch Rhenish, 1 d.— Oreat Luzembosrg, 6 d. BIRMINGHAM, OCT. 4.—The transactions in this market to-day were confined chiefly to local stacks. Btourbridge and Kidderminster Banks were done at 91. M.swenzonan, OCT. 4.—The market wee Tether flat at the opening, bat them was an improvement subsequently. Cheshire Junction, 6 7-16 ; Chester and Birkenhead, 2lt ; Blackburn, No. 1, ef ; Caledonian, 221 c. ; Kendal and Windermere, 121 ; Leeds, 82* London and North Western, 1171 ; !Sheffield, 301 ; Midland, 76 ; South Eastern, 21i. ROYAL Ran BIRKS AGRICULTURAL AESOCIA TION.—MAIORNICIAD, MONDAY NIOUT.—The East Berk. Association, which is under the immediate patronage of her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, held its annual meeting and ploughing match this (ley, and though the ploughmen were exposed to a thoroughly drenching shower they exhibited wonderful determination and spirit, and perfumed in capital style the work under taken by them. Rawly 40 ploughs were in the field, but none beyond those officially connected with the society Vs , were en the ground. Thais was also a show of cattle, sad it far exceeded, both in valley and number, that of say "• 1 former year. In the evening a dinner took , place at the Tears Hall, ami was largely attended. LOCO= NATONES.—In the establishment of a pow supstable /as, is a town near Belfast, a few days at dellio Rln llaAa Ilet t aissed by the ignition of tow in the mil mane d einif Me duds, whilst working. In a few Mirmirmillit mid* dam was in a Mime, and, but for the St betnente benimiessig of en alimidant supply of water being immediately avallille, the who* masses might have Irma Massed to the greyed. Oa a weal miniandien at et , the time, N was head that the be mem have been caused i t sent • SIM the Mak ee sail, or NM, in the tow, which it, na be bib& end. ea sorting over a bale of Dutch tow, a huger mail wee boa la the very middle of the bale, whether plemil_these or by accident being, of course, rmeMill Is ~mine. Belfo* ; Chrotsiele. RESIGNATION OF A LIVING BY • Hisnoe.—The Right Rev. Dr. Eden, who was appointed Bishop of Moray end Ross in the early part of last year, has just resigned the rectory of Leigh, Eases, which up to the present time It he has persisted in holding in connexion with his bishopric. The right rev. prelate Justified his continuance in the Il i living by the circumstance that as • fieot bishop he was 10 a dissenter in that country, and could not,. therefore, be st said to bold two living's (which would otherwise have been * entrary to law), and he maintained that so long as he re- a • sided the requisite number of month. at Leigh, he had a to perfect legal right to the retention of the benefice. The living is one of considerable value, amounting to between tf 70W. and 80W. a-year. The bishop of Moray and lion in- , N) tends be the future to reside at Elgin, which is situate in ti his dimes. INTEMEIMANCE In oEastaNT.—At one of the last 4 % =wasp ef the seset passe el the Praiser* altered , hold la 71.111•10cf1 1 mesh moral and seek* emotions men some within theie lse F ig ed activity, Re. Wald, the pseisteedent , defended the temperance soeimiss, emd , to thew aseessity foe them, slated that et drunkenness wee the greeting vies of the *wee skews of Germany. Them are annals), he sap, t St. Germany, 40,000 deaths from dobbin humeri ; is Zollarein aloes, WIAO,OOO quarts et bandy use said and s i assumed, and la MIN eascbslf 411 the Mk treeswg e Is used for distillation. Teem ems petedeirs mein the writings of Luther, oddness' ea the swessina, the peat ;I reformer appease to have been no sparing eIIeeDDIND d ; the " hoary-headed reels" of his eennicreen and 4 contemporaries. According to the reports of the tem- is prance societies, many of his reproaches have too much a force still. Cl TAE MISER NEILD.—The following eorrespon- ' deuce stands in singular relief among the penurious eccen tricities of the late Mr. Neild. The letters were promptly penned in answer to an application from the Rev. Arthur Islam, as honorary secretary of the Board of Education, a plying for a donation to the Oxford Training School for Masters:—" Chelsea, Dec. 6, 1848.—Rev. Sic—lf von will inform ma to whose or to what account at Messer. Ceuta' 1 as pay • subscription of fifty pounds, I will immediately do so. la the last sentiment of your letter I most cordially concur.—l am, Rev. Sir, &e. &c . (Signed) 3. CANDID Naitu."—" Celsea, Dec. 9, 1848,—Rev. Sir,—l have this day, someding to your instructions, paid into the house of Meson. Coutts an d Co. my subscription of fifty pounds.— lam Rev. Sir, &C. &c. Vgaed) J. CADDIN NAIAD." WILSTRINSTER AND IMMO PEOPLE'S INSTITUTE. —Last night a well-attended saris was held in the Aseem. bly-rooms Vauxhall-bridge-road, in aid of the Westminster and Pada People's Institute. Sir J. Shelley, M.P. who accepted the office of president of the institution, ac ted as 'barman on the occasion. lie was supported by Mr. Con afghans, the late candidate for Westminster; Mr. Thornton Hunt, Mr. Dick, Dr. M'Bbury, Mr. Kidd, Mr. O'Brien, who severally proposed or seconded the sentiments given from the chair, which included the following —" : Prospe rity to the We stminster and Pimlico People'. Institute, ' " The progress of essodar *dilation," " The freedom of the press,' &e. After the business part of the evening eon laded, the more gay and festive portion of the programme was entered upon, and continued to a late hoar.. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. There has been very little business in railway stocks today, and no general change in prices. Mid land and Eastern Counties are rather worse, but Great Western and London and North Western have realised slightly enhanced prices. Frauds &Ares are rising. inn= AID STOCKS UNOUAIAItTZW. Wing pines yesinday. 1 p to 11 wa. Is 1 su 30 lil 7 33 I all i 5 I all :id -Z!! ii: lik •t. 10 IL 1100 i nw 14 , lib •L IM 0L 100 M I! 1A1& &ad . Do. (SD 11. Ora Orsallso Lours Bolos Clow A.. NW 11.U.4.) olio ye mod . dltt. Do. WOW (MIM. B. ao W.L I WOW. OloWle. • foolli t p•Bok , 10= 1" rwt h eogat Wotan Do. sharoo, A. Wait.. Do. Wm% B. Ma.. Gi.lowth. and wooi.(ln.) , Goat Weston !Lamar owl Del& .. Us. TWodo lummikin D. M BMWS Wilco I ;4 e 1 is Si 41 114. %CU i I -i EN** rij IT 6 61 11 101 6 die 201 31 31 21 dis 160_ 102. H 1 43 id 71 701 141 151 7 {4l• ? 6 : 1 1 Ilf no II et 6 St IS 185 1111 53 MI 71 15 23 ra N 40 42 114 116 93 94 94 944 33 64 10 11 osi I 1 41u 31 1 w Is IN 44 SI 41 pm 1434 117 1174 21 6 ma 174 65i 89 19 Ns 14 NI 181 171 i =ra u latattraik:a - Lossirilbssl i -_ itc I !union!. lialibMessen I De. Sie !Lasiminlisimidd N 3!.. Diullksis".Dreby„ ,e - ii 41. ni 71 41 44 Numbs sad Cad ... Igert, Nurri k aall zaakiduss Do. New . Walla n dig la 2j 4$ 4$ lob Si IY II SI 7 N dd j j 4j 4, Ar Si P. 44 41 4/ $2 64 14 $7 64 71 Deft% De. A r ibidre a SONO Ws•Chas War" i Waiver Mimed hid.,GmA II - le Chasori NI 7 4$ 4i el M 111 Ilf I 71 Si 911 4 1 Ofes.W:l9lu.) . U De. lhavia . 19 Ds. Oruirtry - Ihrepabfro Ude& ... .. A. COMA full 7 poldrpst par Om. Ilsoa Doom . w.l• . . Sall Teitall.DlUmwDa II Moil= awl ItartYponl - ^ "" II 11 lei lei I 31, 4: ad IQ el 724 N 411 11! lei Wslidiml owl =V . 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Wawa) '0 W la w/Cld to 18/== . d 23 etas Ditto Ditto 111 Witte • Rescind (MOW 10 Mitt Welliera) 117 14$ ad 111 U ►ls ►►s 141 171 97 3 U 7 109 na I Ilf 14j is i.e a Si 13 as - P 100 I 6931td,r1 - 6 - 141 i iiiiii i iiii 4perCt. 50 la Mow awl tialybasa 11 mil Solkat ail ommin t = . .iiiit;g dms isMANsim(ll.l6Ol9.Cl Os de. fdi.) I per 04 • 11au1.d5.111...$ 61 DOW Is. Ps 2 10 Do. Nam 6sr Cist. Rah 90 1•29.910100tIr0: 4 :: W lot Imus. 6 Idisbanek, tarri dost esd Dudes 66 Mart6sr alm :=: l 6 1 Wollsaill66 , ▪ OWNll•Plastima Sp • Wupps.l•Bll4l p.m. Ise Lsmmidra Iffells.l pd. I tdm. R loddi. Moslem 1 DOM Now itaw isto Om 6 p_e_6 whltsmni, I “Is SO it 103 101 'BARU. MT th u 0 It ▪ t05.1105 11.8. 1= II Diu Now 810 S Ds. 15 - ell Kopp. & CarVaio, 4 p Ct. 5 Do. do. 45 pet. iou ttid1uid000..115..1411.40.‘ , 5 Ditto Croblorao 15 Norkla 611 Do. Goa S pot oat 105(11ortli • loam. woad.. a-d Weber., BIS. pie OW I ilizolos.latievo.NowOoor. 1S 4155ewo.1110boolso(Not.W. Ma.' II wit Cost.. .. 10, DG. pot ant 55 I[omi/5 Dm. . 14 NT 100 10 ad la.. rile ilma lai 101 li ii S Ci 31 It I SI 81 11 1 It 141 14 1114 17 II I K • ivisaisq9rdia II pm PA. 1 PA [MATS. IMO i illlfdelle . f ii 1 &abaft, ietti;jr., iler6 Not Art Juseria• . 6.1 Ills-Wolv. lertserValir n niskaa..lAr..lnnes.Jus. I se U0.016613u1636/166 51 .C. LSI Do. 0 . do. 101.. 1/0 reirtot ere ISOUR ... .. 1:0 01111161•1111 .. ... .. 6U Claterr mai liolibrot .. k a Cork tad Besides ... .. IS ' DOUR see bedsit lune_ ma ; lepers, Prrtb. aud Ater- _ I _ do" J`!!" °11 - ' —" '' ' 101131110 whlLWay... : II: ma rl Iritasltass. 1!I 141 rllOO 11. 3 rrin abalith weineme ... a .. : - Issu : u .... i I . 111 1101110.1111 _.... -.. ... 1 6 4 P a 6 6 hd001011104ww..., 3 Ilk . 1 41 . Da. ...I 10 4 Oairl armlet If If .fa 134 tla Ot.llnOwletaikftwes pow I pa .. ... Vs Owe Inwalsas. le 14 Laanahleig ... ... ... le IS Da (11•11 way) .- ... 6 IA Do. .. ... ... I 21 De. (Oithli, .. , 14 1 i Lyota awl liwplat -.. 10 b. Iliad/as .- ...I 1111 371 11 14aitia 460/1•14.- ... ... ...I to 114 De. M Dew... Si 1* Sauer k Lhat (with hi.) 10 If De. Do.(ea latated) .. 1 It 14 Marlboro vi Frs... ... Is all Ds. al. 3 Per et. hands (he B. & Makes dia.)l IS 11 :whom sad hardwas SI le I Parr awl Lyasa 10 Is Pans mad Orleans ... ... 10 ID Parr awl haws .„ ... W. le Par.a.wl 1 , 11 , ......“ ... 20 4 P tia.Cair ,anitCharb an 0.1 1.. e1n...• awl Own _ ... a lo Amble Ned Kew ... ... M *1 I Waal Flahavve... ... ... 10 a IWesliMil of Mao— .. :I i IP- Fa 21 1 21 1 1111 141 IQ 141 pa 17 In. 16f 10 104 I 41 41 el 7 aim 0 0 1 4 1 104 121 13 MONEY MARKET. MONDAY BYRN tx•. Consols were a shade firmer to-day, but an im provement of 1, which was at one time established, was not maintained till the close of business. Pur chases were made, both for money and the 13th Oct., at 1001, but the closing quotation was only 991 to 100, or the same as it lett off on Saturday. The transactions were few, and iu the other government stocks there was not even a solitary bargain. Exchequer Bills met with more inquiry to-day, and the price advanced Is. The March bills ruled at 70s. to 735. prem.; and the June at 684. to 71s. prem. Foreign stocks were dull, and prices rather fiat, especially for Mexican and Turkish. The operations were limited, and embraced only the undermentioned descriptions, viz.:—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 101, 1001 ex div. Danish Three per Cents., 1823, 82 ex div. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 96,1, ex div. Mexi- can Three per Cents., 241, 1, I, a. Peruvian Ac tives, 104,103 ex div. ; ditto Three per Cents. De ferred, for account, lath October, 631 ex div. Sardinian Five per Cents., 96, 931, 1. Turkish Six per Cent. Loon, 91, 91, 81, 9 prem. To-morrow (Tuesday) is the last day for effecting the conversion of Spanish Passive Bonds in London. Business was done in the shares of the Bank of Australuia at 58 ; London Chartered Bank of Austra lia, 4 ; Union Bank of Australia, 501; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 861, 86 ; Royal Mail Steam, 79, The following is our detailed list of the quotations current in the market this afternoon for shares in new undertakings :—Bordeaux and Cetto Railway, 31 to 3; prem.; Upper India Railway, 1 to prem.; Beeler* and Graissessac Railway, 1 to preen.; Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway, ' to 1 prem. ; Quebec and Richmond Railway, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Woodford Railway, Ito prem.; Wimbledon and Croydon Railway, 11 to 1,1 prem.; West End of London and Crystal Palace Railway, Ito 1 prem.; Vauxhall and Sydenham Railway, 1 to 11 prem.; English, Scottish, and Austra lian Bank, 1 to 1 prem. ; Ebro Canal, ;!, to 11 prem.; French Crystal Palace, 1 to prem.; Continental Submarine Telegraph, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Irish Submarine Telegraph, to 1, prem. ; Chiriqui Road, 1 to 1 prem.; North of Europe Steam, par to 1 prem.; Netherlands Land Enclosure, par to prem.; Patent Paddle-wheel Company, I to 1 prem. The Renown has arrived in the Downs with 14,827 ounces of gold from Port Phillip. The quan tity of the precious metal brought in by the Blundell hem the same port ts 8,000 miners. The Aden has also arrived from Van Diemen's Land, but it is not yet known if she brings any further quantity of gold. By the courtesy of the Secretary of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company we are informed that the amount of specie taken out by the Medway for the West Indies was 4,7711. only. Quicksilver to the the value of 901. was also taken out to Santa Martha. It appears that Friday next, the Bth instant, has been appointed special settling day in the shares of the Dijon and Besancon Railway, and not the 4th (this day), as incorrectly stated by Herapath's Journal. The "Electric Light Company" is in course of formation, with a capital of 200,000/., and power to increase. The object to be achieved is the supply of electric light, as a source of illumination, both for public and domestic use. 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 list dividend period should in each case be taken into account. It should also he remembered that the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. becomes a Three per Cent. Stock in 1854. nits part Ont. Omni a. Now Peroeuta BNIITIEFIELD HAY MARKET.—TIIIB DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports very little doing, at the following 34r ta to ti T8 . 4. : 7 1 1 ' o rim we e n Mead t o o w May, o 7 o 2 , s e . r to . Z)s t . o ; interior, se cond cut, feis. to 905 . .; Strew, 275. to 325.' LONDON PROVISION MARKETS. MONDAY, Orr. 4. The arrivals last week from Ireland were 17,764 firkins Butter, and 1,585 bales 11 icon and front 16rtign ports 6,018 casks Butter, and 275 hales Bacon. The Irish Butter market in the cooly part of last week ruled quiet, but towards the close the large deiierries from the wt.arves caused more it.quiry ; a good business was transact( d, and in some cases Is. per cwt. advance real( ed. Foreign declined early in the week, and afterwards rallied to 90s. The increased arrival of Baron did not sell so freely as previously, end the market closed quiet at 2s. decline in our quotations of this day st'unight, GO.. being the top price of prime sizeable meat. Some sales were cifeeted of prime Waterford for shipment early this month at 545., and at 425. for late in the mouth. Stocks and deliveries for the week ending Oct. 2 Liman. bacuN. btoek. Delivery. Stock, Delivery, 1030 41,060 11,460 1, 0, 9 1,100 1921. 43,3.20 142i0 I 1,129 1,4 9 1032 33,900 111,440 1 920 1,620 NEWOATE AND LEADENII ALL. During lot week about 3,500 VW' Caaiteb of Meat were re ceived from various parts of the country, chiefly per rail way. With meat killed in the metropolis we are heavily supplied, nut its general quality is very inferior. On the whole, the trade is inactive : at our quotations. Per 81b. igthecarcia. d. e. Inferior Reef 1 Ii) 3 3 Middling ditto 1 4 2 6 Prime once ditto Llltto small ditto Veal .. 3 0 4 0 Lomb, 4 •• PRICES OF BUTTER r. d. r. d. Inferkw Mutton 2 n 2 In Middling ditto I 0 3 3 Prime ditto Witt l'ork Small rork 3 2 J 10 d. to Ns. CHEESE, HAMS, &c. U. Vrie•laod, pee ewt Kiel MI 91 Dorset otw 91 96 Cpriow old 82 83 " " Or S. Weterlord 7B 80 Cork e , i 80 Limerick „ 70 74 kloco „ 74 112 or Fk Rutter, per doses 8 II illestoreCbcommercirl. 80 70 ter Cbcditer, do Double Gloucester, per est.. Single di......._ ll 00 York hazaa Westmoreland do fill 74 Irish co. American do. ... CA 90 Wiltshire Iltions, omen O2 64 Waterford Bacon SO 00 Haintstrirb do — American — ENGLISH BUTTER MARKET. We note a stead, trade, with prices well supported. Dorset, goe weekly 9os. to 92e. per cwt. Ditto, middling Devon Fresh eo.: to red ft. to BEauts, Ocr. 2.—Voluntary Loan, 1011. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 1031 1; ditto (18.52), 1031 1; National Debt, 941. Com mercial Marine Society's Premium, 130. Bank Shares, 1061. Tint RUSSIANS IN TIIE CAUCASUS.—The Si. Peters burg Jourual, of the 18th ult., contains the following : " The last accounts received from the Caucasus inform us that the winter campaign of the Russians considerably dims niched the influence of Shamyl in the Great Tachetschne, and forced him to place his partisans in the village of Gurdaly, at the foot of the Katschkalikowski, and among the Ar gounski, who are the most bitter enemies of Russia, and constantly make illettliiollll on its territory. Lieutenant- General Prince Boriatisaki is consequence undertook an expedition against different points of the Tachenehna. For this purpose Colonel Prince Woronzow, on the 23rd, occupied, with three battalions, four detachments of Coe sacks, and six pieces of artillery, the defiles of idisianski. At six o'clock in the morning Prince Boriatiaski arrived with a strong body of Cossacks; he marched wjth all his columns as far as the defile of Schalinski, where he established • camp, near Schawdoo. General Maiden joined the principal column with five battalions and six pieces of artillery. On the Paine day Generals Moiden, liatzgowert, and Schandon took the direction of Basta and Grementschouk ; and Colonel Baklanski, with tour battalions, a body of Coesack• and seven pieces of ar tillery, occupied the mountain of Kasschkalikowski, in order to destroy the village of (Radial. The Cossacks, under Colonel Suehodolski, surrounded the place, while Baron Nickolay attacked and eventually entered it. After a sanguinary combat the Circassian' were all put to the sword, with the exception of 62, who gave up their arms. Tho cattle were all removed, and the village set tire to. On the 24th Prince Boriatinaki advanced along the Black Mountains, but returned to Groans on the ',Atoning day. The Citeassians have lost a great quantity of hay and corn, and have had a number of men killed and 195 taken pri toners. The Russians have had 2 officers and 46 soldiers killed, and 10 officers and 254 soldiers wounded. Prince Woroncow advanced towards the defiles of Argouck with a strong force of infantry and cavalry, sad four pieces of artillery. In the night of the 26th he suirearised and burnt three villages. The Circassian' had 32 mekitillcd and se veral wounded ; the Russians 1 officer and 9 soldiers killed, and 6 officers and 61 soldiers wounded." RAINS AT NAPLES.—The Journal of the Taco Ski list gives an account of several storms and inundations which have taken place in the course of this month in yeti one parte of the Neapolitan territory. Heavy rain fell on the 10th and 11th at Naples and in the adjoining country, and caused portal inundations, which occasioned much damage to the villas and gardens, betides the destruction of several walls and huts. Oa the Mergellina road, the torrent penetrated into a small inn, and washed all the fur niture into the sea. Similar damage was done along the coast of Posilipo, where the road was rendered impassable by the earth and rubbish deposited by the torrents. The road to S. Giovanni a Teduccio was completely blocked up with fragments of old lava, stones, and earth, while a cart drawn by two horses was with great difficulty prevented by some fishermen from being washed into the sea. At Cas• tellamare, the lightning split the telegraph, and killed the sentinel who was stationed there, besides perforating the walls in several places. The village of &saran() was also visited by lightning, and a pereoa severely burnt by it; and similar eases occurred at Campesano near Nola, at Atella in the province of Basilicata, and in several parts of the Abruzzi, where great damage has been caused by violent storms. LEGAL FILTIoNs.--On the 24th inst. the Common Law Procedure Act will come into force, when a good mauy legal fictions will be abolished. In proceedings in eject ment, as already stated, John Due and Richard Roe will depart, and with them a great number of technicalities. There will be no "casual ejector," and the pleadings will be simplified so that they may be understood. Instead of delivering • declaration and notice, a writ is to be issued and served on the person in possession, and under a penalty of being turned out of possession, they must appear within 16 days and make their defence. In delimit of au appear ance, the plaintiff may at once sign judgment, and obtain possession of the property. Under the new law, the jury is to find specifically—that is, to which part of the property the plaintiff is entitled. Another alteration made is, that actions of ejectment are not to abate by the death of a claimant or defendant. There are 54 clauses in the Com mon Law Procedure Act with respect to proceedings in ejectment. DEPARTMENT Or PRACTICAL ART.—The Atlaena'urn says: We have reason to know that the following circular has been sent to • few of the principal metropolitan pub lishers. In view of the hostility that was month dial by certain publishers towards the publication by the Educutioa Board of the Irish school book+, the Departinent uf Prac tical Art seems to have de!ermiaed on placing the responsi bility of resolving the difficulties of the question upon trade interests: " Department of Practical Art, Marl borough House, August 26, 1652.—Certain clam works and examples which do not exist at present require to be produced for the use of the schools in connection with this department, and so far as 1 can see are not likely to be produced by private agency. When pro duced, besides being useful in our scl.ools, it appears to be desirable that the public at large should be able to procure them. But whilst enabling the public to purchase them, it ADVANCE ON WELSH IRON.—The recent improve- appears not to be desirable that the department should De ment in the demand for iron has led, as was anticipated, to come a publisher itself, if satisfactory arrangements can be an advance in price, and the makers have succeeded iii este- made to avoid it. Assuming that the MSS. of sinh works Wishing a rise of 30e. per ton. The whole of the iron works together with any illustrations would be produced by this are in full employ, and large ordeas are on baud, iind seer- department, will you have the kindness to iuturni me what ral of the sompeaies are about to blow more furneci a into you consider would be the must desirable course of proceed blast. This will give employment to a larger number of tog to cause works to be printed and published ?—I. 6" as Ma, and be productive of great benelit to many families. not to interfere with the ordinary rules and channels of The Llynfl :Iron Company purpose the erection of a new trade.-2. So as not to confer any mouopoly en auy parti- Age, which is intended to be far larger than the one at cular publisher without previous competition, if possible.— tis operation, and likewise new blast furnaces will 3. So as to afford the public the of obtaining the Cadded to those at present in use. The workmen will works at a reasonable and moderate price. n suggestin also participate in this improved state of affairs, as the rate any plan will you have the kindness to bear i • amass' wall be increased. At the Cvfarthf• Iron Works willbe necessary the department should aSS the ressaesetioa paid to the ma has been raised 6 per are only, 260 copies at the cost of paper cent. fie., Hann C 041." • 441 61 1 . • - •A ' ' :1' 1. %N. ; ''5...U2k,,..• e , . Pl adVdS • Int. per out Price. Per emcee. 100 £3 0 9 $ 1$ • Bank Mask - Win Moak (dlr. 10, per oast. per mann Excheque ) r Bub. March (let. 114. per 7 cwt. per day) 3s. pa. 14 0 Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Liver pool Weekly Share Liat) showing the rates yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prices, the calculation being based on the dividend paid for the half-year ending the 30th of June : lat. psi ow. Price. Its limy. per annum. 119 Laguna and North Western Stock C 13 6 131 Leaden end Mortis Western hubs lo Sj 1(.7 Winn and Bassi 7 41 35 EdialwanßsedOlargoer 19 Liewpwi. Craehy. sad 80 1 11 11 1 5611 96 Gress WaiSena 3 1 17 !wk. Wenesedn and Berwick 18 111 76 Vida& IN* RS Laserner Ind Oaellia 11 1 89 Dahlia and MOM 11 Mend. Mt wiag•aw, awl Derby l3 101 91 Larks sal Slab Roam ll 3 N Laniallie• sad Torkilkin Stott II 6 111 Enters 08nalisa ll 11 111 &nth Easleen 101 loadaet a =l. and &nen Own 1 61 18 Zan 111 Oesie Pemba 18 Meth Sullssiblir• a 1 301 Chaise awl Birkenhead 0 24i York and Earth Midland . THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoex. The Coned market has remained dull to-day, and there has been no variation from yesterday's quota. (ion of 991 to 100 for money and the 13th inst. There has been a solitary bargain in India Stock at 276, but no other business. Exchequer Bills are quiet at yesterday's prices. India Bonds have been dealt iu at 83s. to 86s. prem. The dealings in the foreign stock market have beer, very scanty. Mexican and Turkish continue Sat, other descriptions exhibiting scarcely any quo table change. Mexican Bonds mark 241 to ! ; Tur kish Scrip, 81 to 81 prem. ; Peruvian Deferred, 631 ex div.; Spanish Old Threes, 501; ditto New De ferred, 231 to 1 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 961 to 97 ex dm. A new Swedish loan for 430,0001. sterling is on the market, and has been received with a good deal of favour. It is a four per cent. stock, and the issuing price, 93. There are now buyers, at 3 prem. ir 4s 1411 181 118 IN 9 9 4 17 iless Si Pa 1 14 d i. di. r 111 IN pc 1 " 174 111 Is 1 I i ! pm 111 IS 101 104 Si PS. Si a 94 911 Hll •€ t; J