The Express. — London, England, 1853-09-22 00:00:00

JOINT STOCK BANK& [THREEPENCE. No. SO. Baru. I P 1 .1 U g1 . 0 41 0 41 Roane. dons 'footway} 1.-day. lan !WoosWats . • all 73 10 I brit. Col. ItsWit s ra I.fita CO.I all —73 73 ;20 •lo iirltlalt North American — ird 25 'ilhirtered Bank of Ada lt du, 44 50.00, Kink of 1011%. A 0 trans. and ldla Dar j 13 22.2:0 1 , 0 Colonial . .. . 2.3,00•1i} 'Counuercial of 22000 30 'Ky.. If. t.. t Aurt. Chet, I , 2 1 di.l 2a.01.4 9} • Lon. Chart. Haat of Ainiti 111 par 1 pm' 151 ;London and County 1 62000! 6. London Joint *oft .. -.110 /10.000 "I. , ndun and Wastrnin;ner 22 32 12000100 !National Pro. of England 33 10.000 i ;Do. Slow. .......... 10 50 National .1 Ireland • 23} 33.8731 23 "Oriental flank Corpora:ion ;IS 47 sorryion !Provincial of fro of 25 soy 4.uk ;It% l o ft:; ...... all 1200 S y ralian awrialnw I nod Golf Imp. 05..„ tem par 8.000. 24 , riouth An•trahs.. ..... 23 30 40 '•B3 10,0001 a u nloo al Auotnl air) . 40341C1 5..1 • • colon of LOOBOII — 16,000 10 11J alas et , ,„,e_., 3 6,„,„.. .s.--• 7 A----'' . x...d....„7„. fr.. -1 .,..... '' x 111 No. 2,111.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2.2, 1853. ____ givit OUrtrisii.-Mr. HALSE, the Medical THE CORN TRADE ANTI TILE CROP. SHARE LISTS. rank:llE2of SHAW. JOINI D,„r„Bos. et 22,1kvinerwleti..geire. 1. ridoe, informs lea friend, - 4.- fad Ire Aberdeen W FIVE GVIN ZA APPARA7Coes are now ready ,-l ead two _______.____ ret.'loo 'Abase s& No. 2, 7 per Cl '-- - -- wzromsDAT Eviwnee. st. ea I i t sv oo. cami. nrieted be, S W i per C .. i 1 -, - .. I row ~.... be Me Petapblet on Medical Gilvauuma. The soh tined remarks arc extracted from the circular No. sh. Bub just issued by Mr. Genrge Dornbuseh ! The railway market to-day experienced a decided te ti cu. ' .47j ° ,,:y,....,4 ...I i° 47 l ;3 3 Kg 1 1021 1 ° The Rineo-Turkith question spin appears in the fore and general fall. Prima opened heavily, in sympa- Nto 00111 sag " B" 4 " ..! I =5.,....1 an Aitetratana F.CIIII RAZORS, Strop, and Paste for lls.- • • • Lemon.- Pea t 4 ground of politic, involving the future in doubt and un 4. l' e t al , e11 ' ea1e „,....„... --- „. „„ o • .„ 1 ~,,,,„.111115y5'i,.....175i strop, oertainty, and obetrueting th.e reguler avenue. of trade to aot ap. thy with the funds, and stock was freely offered. A "an nend•4, Perth, 21..1 AZ; ' dean feretton 1 0,1 II d.; p .tv. -•• .re .---- -*--.- .. - -- o -- the grist i n j u r y of countries which stand in want of foreign partial recovery took place later in the day, but the li st autAnalms(ii.m./ . 4.6% . 1 Si 11 1 4 ~.... I SO I brit. Col. Itaiiis woe.. lo itrltlah North Au C.V. , ' '2s '..'horteresl Bulk . porreiL rtswe who fled shavurg panful viii do well to toy the above, NOW 2.. i 'chart. Rink of 0 E wag, trel: Maswethat Mel:1111mA teen; n.ioently euceerful in res. corn, end equally to the prejudice of those which have general tone remained heavy ; and towards the close ; 3 , • 43°, go. ( Pi ) 7 per LI- IIt , walla. and (the Cress •hava•A as easy operAtion. SElpl`TiOf . hiein g brushes, woks reaped in abundance, end wou'd be richly bene fi ted by ex a relapse ensued, the market finally closing at its j si . no. de. t. . 175.; 7 per Ct.l 4 4pm 20.0,-91 , 0 Colonial . .._ .. • . of aratarate quality for the toilet. (..liu . porting their surplus. During the last eight days the sloe , iii. 'couruerelal oil, A ~i, ..rot eery ammo iset.om.Ects.,6 pe.,N , wl 1 11 pm UOO hi 'Ahn.. tea.. aAi Do it'll bay . ray Atm, unless Mesit'e 14'n• I. on I t. there WWl * weather, with same exception., has been on the whole in a worst point. The public have again been moderate is I S , Fi s tast_ o. do. ~. !1 ., .1 4 11 „ 2.0.00., a. , Lon. Chart. Hen po laaty nointerteita Ces.ut Lase of rerun for present., fircea 23e. pot . co ...sm, . 1 141 131 great portion of the United Kingdom unfavourable to the buyers of the standard stocks to-day, but generally ee 129 177' a CT o t oo. louou, to 'Lndon sod toe t„ to ',pr., 3.. Ivan hand lei WWI fkotett strops. *nwirra.Ap•Ct. 10 21 harvest ; the excess of moisture and cold temperature at there seems little disposition to make speculative or /I I ildlahergh, Perth, act; 60.099! di London Joint at. NAV he Ohndon and WI this advanced lesson causes great anxiety. The autumn bongisde' [ Dundee, 31 per cent ,•.• - - • purchases of any amount in the present un- gal 16,, , g0 m a g eo u. aa o p . a; ,,,,, In in . 1194 19.0*.,160 I Nathotal Prim a HE SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the last half ewe., hove etfOT,Y.: toryond .pasotl in that ROVALANUa' erase A.: , I'l. pores. , " et... Dearly nourishing powers .a the 7 . g wn wheat has been nearly all housed, and mostly in ood order, hut the spring sown in the backward districts certain a .e of political and monetaryaffa irs. ta' - sal 100 Da 3 per cent. Ferip, Rs.; I ! dersiable at I.' p.c.. ye IC9 111 I, 1061 10.000 j Po ilso. N0r...„..- T 0.060 50 National .f Dela 13,8731 15 !Oriental Vona C. ge, h, restoratios, and lesproes mem of the Human Hair, lald whoa still remains green, and it is questionable whether with the sossepoo IProviacial of Irel 10 ,If Do. 44 pert:ennead, l 1 4 pret I 4Aluvl 10 Ili% New .... Imp, every other speeiSeloo tailed. It prevents it from attire or turn. present short, cool, and genera ll y sunless days, the plants 611 01 Otliklianforitrn(Liktiristtue, 81 81 saas i ,ta-rat .t•t usit Frey . ..". 1 4. 14,24 weak 113 & - e.ealloeek Irma wart eo_d_tteade,!! will ever come to maturity ; the deficiency in this year's THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoeir. es . • IGlVrom.bliahllantseaspcl 61 71 I an d Coll p --owl met , It Mmea ll l lofts emlTs tad Ittesej• For ' sees aI. crop of wheat is surmised to be •a fourth to a third be low s• 109 Deamaanterce.ee p.et.l 91 n 1 100 99 8,060. IS , rlouth Ait•traha sepre..ll7 reruniussioded, as torentee the trine a beautiful bead , of The railway market to-day has undergone a further et: l 100 Ditto hredrtmahte 42er c 99 10: ,ji an eremite, hut no absolute certainty exists on this head, haeool ae luntee of Austral, 11'110.;.7'07.11.71e6; and e a m ' " bi sed t ka h 'lw r : la l i k 7 11(.31 c a ,l e t i o ." "1 -0 33 ,.. th e ft iwr w ea p l ; l 4 - ",..1 end it is deeply to be deplored that statistics on this most decline, the tone being heavy throughout. London II ' 3 ' lsasseale e *Te ti"- Fa l l i ill' tar ad - f eel ~, Po. N0w........ ft. 'HO ~ Ditto d per cant Steel_ 143 147 .era 30 A' iaof - -ad many to 1011; Great Western, 801 to f ; Midland, 57 1 re et.llos l ~.D itt N airVl G" ,r. " gal 7 71 aim 16.901 n 40 1U0i:l et Madrid -4...1 by A. SOWLAND sad YON/. 20, ammonia's. Lomas: vast nuts of land arc still with the plants uncut; .sems, sod ev Geodes; awlPorremise. fields have sustained great damage by the late heavy rains, to 581, Lancashire and 65 to 1 , Doren , ist ail ! : I,oe ---- ,i7, - ert - e4i - ee. "l : . a. la -- -'_7-. to and the crop of this grain, though large, is said to be , 0 • s 111010 greatly reduced by inferiority of quality. The same ro t 10i to .1 Great Northern. , 1.81 Yorkshire , to 1. Ca ledon ians if all ihonloodeory&Ennlelfah - -ad CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. marks apply to the crops of nets ; beans and peas arc re- have again fallen heavily, being quoted 261 to 1. 3 1: ' 1 3 4 L ais p a l l i a . A7l t e se •te s ' .. . ll . : g i I to puled to to yield average crops. The potato rot is again At the present hour there are no signs of a rally. s, I I Do. 1$ ... ... Co par 4 rm ad THIS DAY. spoken of as having broken out with greater destructiveness -- IN' all 'Mam& Cubs* 44 pto - - pm is part, , - et. led ,5146sisaCol...hr.RE.Ap.0 '43 to • The funds have ex -4,-- than previously, and is reported to have appearedl47 to-day, the aspect of I DUD OfICIT.-11miam Ma. Jceesus encesermr. which had hitherto escaped this fatal visitation. The able feature, having risen to 34 to 4. Paris and 161 5 I Ditto ?redraws MA ear SA. 103 N0rt,414 - " EitOPE4.O.II .. -•-. ad regarded, irrespective Feet** Shilkeess, MI, was indicted for the ter Stl_pPlies at our markets of borne grown corn since last Lyons are 11. higher, Illt 174 to a prem. Northern, , at : no, Gs. 61 per et. Pref. Sick - -ad at present in opemtiol of Wtl'ism Stone Grantitoo. Wednesday were not large ; most of the new corn affected on the other hand, remain dull, at 341 to 2. St. 109 • Do.Waveseyealley 6 pet - - - l u - 10 xd 34 103 ad actg. The positive al Mr. Chinn prosecuted, and Mr. O'Brien defended the by the wet weather mines to market in soft condition. lo , 8 , Do. Deoeuturie ... prisoner. The arrivals of foreign corn within the same pe- o:lntreanx SHAM AND ROM. de.' leellortk ODOM ..., ... Clow pm, mii .,... i ., f.. 0 iad North Stadordshjre .... I Si from the continent, It appeared that the elecea.ed was a Customhouse nod are much reduced compared with these of the preceding Austria from the unit officer, and that the prisoner was a labourer employed week-most of the foreign corn lately arrived it from the 3116 I Pd.' Semmes. T e m en t e ,. s o S p.m. et.! 100 hake], Wereertar, see, on the Itte•so.'f in kish , I Went, ella.ll„ez Ga . - - letf ad in the &eke. On the evening of the 11th April the north of Europe. Arrivals off the coast of grain -laden vas- . - . - 1; -- '. , . ------ 6 ' all I Mae ditto dirt..' f 1 Tit w d grave anxiety, which deceased had left his duty, and was returning home eels from the south of Europe have nearly ceased for some 7,1* "r se : 24 , 4m..4 i 4 4,14 .. .i 44424. . ll 33 1 3 I s ikrearelkllireaNewriosr.j :01 116 when he met the prisoner, who made some accusation of days past, and are expected to continue small for some " .114 Ea.: .;tuscO.ra .. .1 41 sd lb :10 INtrears.l3olsorgeOlet.ro the publication of the improper conduct in the performance of his duty against months to come ; but few roes halen vessels, compared ISt ail itraawri.v.ketearearej 9 9. , I Min.' 0 per 13e,:t... .. 1 16 i 171 another official des pat him, and they both proceeded to the house of another with former years, have this season been despatched front et Ss etrtee.,Lee.,Dertata.h.o. • 12 10 die 10 10 ' On. i per Nat .. •••i IPa of which documents SS l,) Idiom Dee•ia .., .. ~. 1 4 144 Custom•house officer named Taylor, where the prisoner re- the Black Sea to England ; • recent report from Odessa ete Mt tio.Ches.sallirk.Selia3l.C.' 16 la Me 10 . Ditto Fixed 11 per Cent par a pm bility of either party I pealed the smith:ion, and eveutually they all three left the states that out of 160 vessels shipped within a fertnight only 11 13 1 i no. do: do. 2 E. • 6 3 Ma 44 all 111 Iostb Laren (lien bag to maintain the petrel house of Taylor for the purpose of proceeding to the police- 4 are bound to the United Kingdom ; possibly a portion of 444.11h* Iwo ' c as e= "' - e l, I - s ad , Analof a 11.0.4 25 131 ad sit 4sl Had it not been I dl. 1001 Do. .16 per earn. - - station. As they were ring &long the prisoner suddenly wheat now destined fur the Mediterranean may eventually 6, !so meow gag .„,,,....-'-':!---- ": fe' Is 16 17 made an ottani upon the prosecutor, knocked him down, find its way to England. Since this day week UNTO has Se ail Cork wid Ileodaa ... ... - - 10 , all ,Elth.Forliskins4 Guar 19 11. ad Bourse of to-day ma kicked him, and injured him very severely. The prisoner been 'good deal of ezcitement in the corn trade ; the an. SO OS Dolikawl 111sitestieme..., 1 2pm 5• 3 I Waterlorai " ydp4t - - dis prices would prehabl, W. lee 'York, Newest:4lA bete., was taken into custody and and .10s. for the assault, and it favourable state of the weather while a large part of the 13 o' . P,eW ,andaber : 8 8 nut. rn et Illaspc.,:ok. 93 14 Consols opened 93 would seem that after this, the pro s ecutor, it. consequence of crops still remain in the fields unsecured, the increasieg 44 . 4 , , 4 . 4 s = -•-, 41 si 17 i 3 Ditto lotto .., the injuries be had received in the head, became insane and complaints of deficiency in the wheat crop, the rumoured le ell Ditto (AIR `ra jiti...l 3 4 31 4 12 10 York/0.114M S.Paich 1 1 dis ',, fertile account, but was takes to St. Luke's Ilnepeal, where he died on the spreading of the potato disease ; the decrease in the arrivals M all Laslera Osan:les -.. 124 '2l 124 412 derable sales, to 93 t 17th August, that event being no doubt accelerated by the of foreign are, particularly from the south of Europe, and at. too swam Caose, CLAN a... 43 47 MINES. money stock for Tae 01-uear be had received from the prisoner. It appeared the report that owing to the great demand for curs for Italy 33 ai No &MN.) - -. firmness to the marks that the prisoner vat drank at the time of the recurrence, and Franey, and the want of shipeing room, high freights ' , lt Li° ...Flo- elm. a sad 0 OW" 33 33 w u mzspiy Erimu r s. price was 95 to 1 for and that he expressed his utmost regret for what had hap- and insurance premiums,veryfew shipments haee been made pa i;'; F i l aaa . aa and ims :46, , i . 2 63 , sa e? ad 4 61 1 sd e piled upon his becoming sober. to England, and the reappearance of French, Belgian, and to It Volinberge and Peelslin- - - The market for home mining stocks to-day pre. October. 'fowiirde I The prisoner received a gord character as an honest hard- Deitch buyers in British markets; all these causes combined an ,100 ,Ndiaborsi.,Perth,loinde. 34 26 Rented no feature of novelty. Sales are reported in weakness was apparel working man. have given tone and animation to the British corn trade, itt.'loo ,Oleserni hdouthreestera - - Treviskey and Barrier at 50, 55; Vale of Towg / 93 to 4 for time. Thi The Jury found him re, ray, but recommended him to and prices of all kinds of corn have advanced-those of It ::: lOteat m. Seethes ..., ... 4 7 ) 3 4 1 : 781 11 1'; Cubert United, 17a.; Kilbricken 1 1 ; a•• St. a heal heavy throughout th rat rey. so d be was sentenced to be imprisoned and kept to wheat from 2s. to 6 ,. over last week's prices. New wheat n ‘ It. ISO Dv. t 3, Stook ... ...... 121 t 26 44 3 la 1 Edward, 11 ; Wheal Zion, 21, 1 ; East i Tolgns, 3.5, more demand in the C hard labour for four months. at Guildford has fetched 761. per qr. Indian corn hegira at. lee Otalsoth.an.lll•ll.(lre. - 103 103 104 371; Borringdon Consols, 103. 115. A considerable cent. The official bug to attract more attention as evinced by the recent rapid rise ea 10e Orme Wesowu ... .. 501 514 81 80 1 in price, and rather extensive operations. Rye also has been 13 11 Irish Pouch Fasters .. - - I business has also been done in ' Alfred Consols shares. per Cent. Consols, for ARTIFICIAL LIGHT. more inquired after for the continent, and a very consider- 30 n'. ,Laa:rater :and Caresle .. 56 90 xd xe The gold mining shares were not especially affected for account, 13th Octc Ili, 1111 D. Meths , .... .. IS 14 me xd ---0.-- able advance in it. price took place. by the general heaviness of the Stock Fsehange, Ot.lloo tommillreand - Yerkshle , 631 061 ad 1634454 3 ad 251. South Sea Stoic: " On Friday (18th Sept.) the trade in Mark lane was a Exchequer Bills el There are few subjects in social and domestic eco- 1%; 16 MAIMS' ... 6 84 die id 9xd prices being generally supported. Nouveau Monde good deal axe fed by the return of wet weather, the ad- 14 , .1 4 D o . w o e 11,,mad Untie 3 3 a d nosy of more importanco in this northern clime of ours thanwere firm. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted sellers could only real vanes in priers ia the leading provincial markets, also from 43 .11 tame Nerebern ... „ I I g 171 118 the pr.d ue t ion of a cheap sod good artificial light. Yesterday ; to I prom.; British Australian, 4 to 4 dia. ; A France and Belgium, the warlike newel from the east, end MI 114 Leedom mid Elaskwell .. 71 74 71 gee quoted par to 3s. ptea our reporter was present at a nonce at the office of the the decrease in the foreign arrivals ; notwithstanding the 10 7 Loo.,lllbary,ls Southend j Is p ra Fria, ato f prem.; Nouveau Monde, 11-16 to 13-16 The foreign stock t Metropolis Light Company, 417, Wo rt Strand, when Mr. advance to 44 per cent. of the Bank of England interest I L le° W o ri d ates s ie 5 ' C ee ' s ' " 9$ 0. 961 prem. especially in the of Clark esplained and instituted his mode of itluminating rate, a large amount of business was transacted in English ti 1( 21 D o. FA Z163.3.•"*" toll 2 1 -1: 1004 14 Itght-houses and lighting the Houses of Parliament. Hel Co b fiercer. W t Indian dose •• and foreign wheat, on the stand, at 2s. to 41.; flour, Is. to ea I m0.g,,,.6,.,660,6g4i I Ipm omapo s ares were rmer. 03 rip. lower. Russian, Spec stated thet the light.houses on our coast, which are under If f Lions were dull. Peruvian were all is 2s. ; barley and oats, Is. over the Monde) rates ; a lot of if) HI Do. Eighths .. .. ... - -3, the control of the Trinity Rouse, yield a nvenuc of about m oo ianopoli wheat, on the spot, obtained file. per qr., duty St. two London a doute•Wietarn 71 73 7t 31 71 Thenominul closing prices of new undertakings are Bonds were quoted &AM/. per annum, of which about 100,0001. is spent in So 121 Do. Sae ... ... .. 12 II &Is 22Z to I ; the Come paid. Some free on board business was done in Danzig as follows :-Miaen Head, 4 to 1 dis. ;Lewis Hill lighting. The mode of lighting generally adopted is by : th ha s too ... ... .. I i e „ wheat at 595. tot os. f.0.b., Danzig. In floating cargoes Range, 1 to 4 dis. ; Cologne Lead, 4 to f dis. ; per cent.; Peruvian using oil lamps with three concenteic rings. This, Mr. all Londonderry & Coleraine - - the prices paid exceeded those of Monday by 3s. to 6s. ; u all u 5 e. 0 . 4 4,,,,, &w i z,: ~..0 - a d Clarendon (of Jamaica), tto 1 rem.; Britannia 71 to 76. Bargains Clark suited, was • grelt waste, the inner rings Taganrog wheat, arrived, told on Monday at ots., fetched St. 1110 Maneln,rther,ltLinostrDb. 20 21 20 net Itas.ng a due sufply of oxygen, and cones- 4rj. per qr . • Marianopoli, arrived, at 595. to 60s. 6d. c. f. Ili 41 Do.Main&LineL Unto - - lie Gold,'- tO 4 dim.; New South " Wales Coal, 4 to 1 Ayres Six per Cent. 1 . quietly giving forth a lurid blaze, which darkens and C. In • ' lndian corn the sale was limited to a cargo ass- 81. IGO teldlend_ .. „, _ ... .. sal set ss n isi 71 sa dis.; L'Aigle d'Or, '5 to 1 dia.; London and a-Half per Cents., h the light produced by the outer ring end burns 3 4 Virginia Gold and Copper, 4 dis. to 1- prem.; efiths, 97 :, 4- Gramm reved-Enos, somewhat out of condition, at 30a. e. f. and i. .„, 81 - 1 , 14 „ I „,,,D 3 ,.% N'' 7l ', ..aaa,,, . k 4 3 ,61 33 la much oil to no pure , cese. Hey:Nooses to have one ring only, Importers of arrived cargoes prefer lauding to selling at 5 7 1 1 7 1: -- D iZ; n' ' ' e :g".l;;;; i il ' . l' . = _-- Mount Carbon Coal, / to f dis. ; Kenmare, can Three per Ccui and, instead of revolving ~ghts to have stationary lights t present rates. et. 100 [Newmarket .. ... . 52 53 xd par to 1 prem.; Lake Superior Copper, 1 ells. to Four-and-a-Half per the lanterns having hexagonal &Eike, one side - "Oa Monday (19th the return of the fine weather el 41' Do. bury Emanates_ - 1 dis Ipm coloured glom, by means of which the mariner will have Sept. ) apar ; eonuemara, 1 dis. to par; Glenaulin 2to guese Four per Cer slackened the demand, and the high pretensions of holders 115 171NewportAbms.bskkrelord 4 3as clear danotimit point. Bit plan involves the removal qf the 5 dis.. Australian Mutual, ,4 to 1 dia.; Chartered ' Half per gents., IC and importers p d buyers to come forward ; the tone le reiNenrr and alaniso lll4ls - - - ribbed ghats at present in use in lighthouses and the substi- of the market, therefore, ruled quiet, but very firm, and t , : g ; , 1 7,7 1 .-.....ka-, ,7 ,-, Australian Land and Mining, Ito 1 per sh.; Mel. Cents., 93' ,-, 93, 94, 1 totem of transparent plass, aud he calculates that under his 46 the advance stained last Friday was fully maintained, for I ra ' 13 1 T,„'; m a‘ ;' "' • - 'l_ '_. system the coat of maitrtabeing lighthouses will he not nice* bourne Gold, 1, to i die.; Golden Mountain, f to Cents., for account, 3e English and hireign wheat on the spot ds. to 41. Fleur, 50 31 Northern Comiissiinhai 4 8 die I per share ; Great Hewes United Tin, 4 dia. to New Deferred Three than one-third the present e.at, and that the lights will be Is. to 2s. tier brl, or Ss. per 2801bs. over the rates of eight Si. 100 North &Mei „ ~. ... 271 181 261 6 7 par ; Poltimore, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem.; Luke- 4; the Committee's ( nsheh more efficient than these now in nee. The mode of day s previously . The top price of town flour is now 625, II lis INterth Devoe Na 1. ... It 19 lighteag the Douse of Cellamana ha, been charged several per 280Ibe. American, 351. to 365. per 1961 be. Barley, 5 [ all . Do. 4 • Deterred If 2 mor Copper, fAdelaide Land and Gold, 1 The money market tunes. through resent it is ligLtel from the roof, the light to 04 du.; British and Colonial Smelting and Rodeo- importance to-day. oats, and beans advanced Is. Peal, 21. la floating ear- 31a1 . ow • 3 ass i ssised 7 , 7 * fit 1 tf;-, Nxti titattorAdiLre... .1 Sidle MI 4 pawing ground glass in panels, the lights being from !toes business was chocked by the high prices asked, being so All ,Nortb Weetern for wheat 31. to 6s. over those of eight days previously. Is 110 ineelt lutouth West-huse 1 pen /to I dis.'; Obenihof, par to!, prem. ; Great Crinnis, discount houses at th To obviate the heat ut t resent engendered, and which it Barley very scarce : African, 295. to .10s. c. f. sod i. *eked. Illt. 119 I(.7xfoed, Wes e.. 11 Woiror 391 404 4O 151 1- dis tol prem.; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal, call," but there is no I was eal.l„ined was caused by the ass of powerful A cargo of rye sold at 3.55. e. f. and i., making' an advance St. 100 ,cottlah Cleatrel ... and thick reflectors, par to 1 prem.; Groat Cambrian Mining and Quarry- Bank of England mil Mr. CI irk proposes IS , use of 2.. Indian corn has advanced 2s. since Friday ; • cargo 61 ' i 1 ,66 1 66°111611 31321 " 3 - - " 61 reflectors of a thin spun metal with a white service arrived, Ismail, sold 365. fret. o . f., and i.; and a cargo Bee-semi Sirs.. ... - IS $7 et too "I to. Latrew.o . Sal 65 70 66 4 ing, par to 1 prem.; Port Royal Rof Jamaica), fto 4 active. Many partie perforated ea as to allow the boat to ascend. Ile also pros to the movements u sambas on ge, 375. e. f. sad i." lo 9 Itquewsbury awinereford II 14 Me prem. ; Jamaica Copper, Ito 11 prem. ; Garnett and posts to use his single ring burn^r, which gives a greater MI al.. 'lllarewebery ..14 (PCP f lit, and that the ligh: should pass through ribbed glue (Flor.A.Min.) ... 17 19 Moseley, 11 to 2 prem.; South Devon Consols, 4 understand that largi to ; die. ; Vyvyan Consols, 1-16 prem.; King Arthur classes have been sent into the house. These improved reflectors, he states, would M I all De.lialves ... .„ not give off say heat into the house, and inasmuch as light PERTH SALMON FIERINO.-On Friday a meeting *se Me. 0 ^ " 117 -• - l 136 , Consols, 3-16 preen.; New Linage, 1 dis. to par ; Pane, where the rates 10 111 allieseldra Unice ... is passing through grcuud glade loses 33 per cent. of its of tie salmon fishing proprietors on the river Tay was is 14 - ,a n d, D e n ..,. 17 19 ' Sue River (of Jamaica), par to 4 prem.; 1I calf (of The *lc has been power, it would only be necessary, in order to produce an held in the Couuty Buildings, l'erth, to hear the report of se, tee 'South pietas ... ..7 :. 61 63 601 11 Jamaica), If to 2 prem.; L i ranee (of Jamaica), 1 ported, of further amo egad amount of light is the house, to produce a light equal the committee lately appointed to consider what stern SO 50 South Wales .. ... . 84 85 to 67 per rent. of that now produced, and coosequently the should he taken in trying the experiment of preserving the 10 6 bath Terketclillt.erDs 3 4 dis , to par ; Gladbach Zine, par to 3 prem.; Parkwyn disposal in this tea amount of heat geartatiel would be so far lessened. Soule salmon fry of the r . The Earl of Mansfield occupied 4 4 all Stockton Ih&flizorton .. 18 10 and Carwalsiek, 4 dis. to par. Cumberland Hematite metal, however, still 1 !Rail. 21 04 ingenious improvements in tabl e lamps were also exhibited, the chair. The report recommended the proprietors to r ? I ; T. 1 .' 4 7 4 ,71 1 , 4 e wwwues . • l4 l le ad and a corious fact urns stated, that eines the Great Ezhibi- aver themselves at the rate of five per teat. upon the so e n wourf or g w i g ju,666 7 '; _ Iron Ore, 4 to 1 prem.; Dhurode Copper, par to s t t e ll p fo ri r ce ln o di f d a o a u n a d rs t ; l as hi 1 prem. Don Fritsch moderator lamps to the value of upwards of feats derived from their fishing', to endeavour to raise dOOl. So 1, ell Waserlard and Lhnerlei. - - - has risen to an extra° 100,0uot. a ear have beer. imported into this country ; and to try the experiment regarding the fry. On the noble le e) 114 ,Mest eorsoiall _ ... _ - - ad THIS DAY.-Two o'Caoex. of rho demand for col several kind, of lamps were 'Low which were stated to be, chairman sakieg if they would approve of the report, it was le 31e. Wimbledon and Croydas - The gold mining shares to-day are quiet, with little a large profit is o h o and ea fare we could judge from a cursory inspection are, anaeieseasly agreed to.- Wetness. le all West Load= - - improvements GO those ordinarily in um. _ I : .W.eadedlonherystalS - - 111:11STPERPOINT.-A COVEY OF ADDERS.-A few d i . tot r..k.,e,„,,,, m ,g 0 ar w „,d, 22 64 $2 3 change in prices. Thh tone, however, is generally coin from this side. fiat. Nouveau Monde are quoted 3 to f prem.; Agua In Mark-lane to-dos days sine., as two men, eased Rowland and Peckham, 23 120 Do. do. Rxtensiesa were stoat hunting in Pickwell Wood, rear Cuckfield, the IN Ill' Do.O.N.l.Parebtee ELOPEMENT. - The exciting subject of an elope- property of N. Borne, Esq., one of the dogs was heard gt. igg•gork Ikag North Walled 46 1 474 " 431 191 Great Nugget, 1.16 dis. to 1-16 prem. ruled quiet, but very I meat has absorbed every other topic of conversation at barking at some little distance. The men, after repeatedly Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 29 to venal sales of floating Tuley. The beautiful owl accomplished daughter of a calling the dog in vain, proceeded to the spot, and were .--- e_.„.___ 31 ; Peel River, Ito }die . ; North British Austra- ing Taganrog wheat rev. gentleman has tiered with the master of • national surprised to sce a great number of adder. lyimg together. !stelae, 1 die. to par; and Scottish Australian Invest- Ismael Indian corn, 3 *curial, who had been or a long time on the most intimate One of the men discharged both barrels of his gun at EMI LEASED AT TIRED RENTALS. terms with the family, and had travelled on several oces- them, and to complete their destruction set about them St. IN I tuttaghwirAire flar e d meet, 13.16 to 15-16 prem. New Linares shares and insurance inclu &ions with the lady and her motht r. From some CZLIL or with hedge stales. On counting them, they found they ,_ „ I„... l 4 l Aagookg,!_w_ olool . ,_ _LI log 111 I mark par, and United Mexican, 31 to:. markets held yesterda other, however, • quarrel had taken place, and the friend • had killed 48, and two made their escape under the stem " n e l''';' •,=, .„ 034 C u ei e Bonnets wheat ;at Liverpool, Ship that had potbellied between them was suspended. Aof a tree, tasking the extraordinary number of fifty.- 444. ws !i ii =.l7. 64 =Cti "I Me. Shires mous. raid gisaa I doe Leeds, 3s. to 4s. per , q few week, ago, the rite!: men on a sudden became non Sussex Express. ' (leased to Ot. Northers! 143 145 Ir"ttrdaY: 'heists.. However, on Sunday, the 29th ult., about hal f-i-ast PLMBROKE YARD, SEPT. 20.-Tho Lords of the IS 53 Glerseror & pea Forest _ -.„ 1 00 log the nes 100,000 1 Age ht. all 4 f vat If has again advanced in (leased to OrostWmt , ••ll l , : 0 II 6167711 ' /.... 111° gay leslhavis strived is time to receive Admiralty in the Black Eagle yacht, accompanied by the 101 all a5 ,,.. 0 . 1 Nek 8, anllw . l 30,056 1 'Anglo AustreianCold' all 1 1 dim qr.; and flour at Par the young lady at the foot of a ladder, by w hitch she had &mho, steamer, arrived here at eight this morning, and Greed us Tk. N. le Der. : . - - 106,e30 1 , .• •AogniCalirorairm ....• 11l ilPm 1 defended Irons her bedroom, leaving a note to explain the were received with the usual salute by the Magicienne 90 60 liallklity(l.llarkENMid 107 I.e 10.0. Y.: II tAustralsei.n _ ......, a If Of sis beet., equal to 58s. & came of her thermos. Strange to say her sister, who was 40,e00 5 Do. Coal Mailing 1 1 1 din Tallow again rose 1 steam frigate. The two vessels reached Milford from Cork 23 3 9 1 3 6. 1 awes (Snot- 3 . 1 3 3 3 0 ,904 SO fAitetrattaa sleeping with her, professes to be ignorant of the intended 124 Iff Do. f dimes (ditto).• 17 38 in the night , and ems to off that down, whence they eve.. 1 Artraiian CoreEllera pun. Oa the hollowing day, at Kennington, the weddin - e g If weighed and reach here as shove named . Th e wear, lite s ieo I dented= Preeheit of this advestorOtas couple was celebrahed.-Cam6ridge Resters 144 144 which vessel their lordships wished to see afloat, was in- 2r, so (g l ett el4 p4= (da ta , is 27 /*MO 1 Are Marie reran ie'e. Di0.0..5. 1 Or'.taele Amtralian ( fold all 1 die tumn, and 565. for sar docked yesterday, and is now afloat off the arsenal. She eLlieo cerssetoptoe.,..4...ecee., Su.ogeste OCTEAGE.-On Wednesday night is not at all logged, and makes no water. Slie is rapidly (leased to ll:cfcla} id M*6o 20 slarithshlron 11.5 7 1 bo,CO' U larez.lmailm. I:3 1 pl. 3 10 3 4 3 1 An analy sis of tie issued by the East( s• rat miecreants dug up about 10 fest et the electric wires at being completed in her jury rigging, and will shortly leave Vol 6e. Ditto .. "_,s,?_6 „. per . Ce ,_ n ,, t. - - Maßad.Se DwOocamandeulabe sit % 5 New Olanniire now being laid to connect Queenstown with for Portsmouth. Their lordships are busily engag ed at the 3 4 la" ft . 44 . da :L e Ns . ;;Milli 21 81 xd 21 xd ltre an leo. M. John LIM Rey 13 314 581 shows some interestin Dublin. Thesi wires are enclosed in wooden troughs, and present moment Inspecting every department in the rata- if , 1 a low is h... .4 i i ,a,.! 110,C , 6 1 Car. a's tami 4 4 idsl revenue received dun] sunk two feet beneath the surface of tee earth. After re- blishment, and will no doubt leave to-inorrow for li,iy. newel tellies/Lula Derl.l - - 11,0 , /, 1.0 o,sre Oopper ....- eV 451 444 Moving the wire the grayed was levelled so as to present fu head. 100 all Minimal naterd (KUL) i 101 1:3 110,000 11 4C.01001al Gahl ...... original appearance. The entraps was fortunately disco- RECLAIMING SEA FRONTAGES.-We had omasion te so Oortheenlikeetcrell yer , Cl l ...... ... Coplarso IS 101 111 Counties line roper:p 1150,601 - . S. +Coppe Miners of Eno on 35 6) (lenesd to Reet.Cousace - - 181,273/., against 169 we red, otherwise had the work p much further the to attend an arbitration, under the " Lands Clauses Act," 28 a u Do. 3 par cent. (do . ) 6O ge 11,00. U +Do. Frei. 74 per rest. all 61 71 pm injury would have been ',fines, tie supposed that the in Lancashire, to settle what sum the Inverston and Lan- as is p„,, k .aw yr . (l ... Lou, Noe. 3 flartAturtraiianlloppr all 21_ S of 1852; goods and cal parson or persona who had been guilty of this outrage were easter Railway Company should pay Mrs. Maude for land 6311.WestitAmaegiork I - - Great Nugget VAS.- el l 1 dig iPs 166 ' 44 1 I Do. Registered - , sundries, 8,8021., ag,iti acquainted with the work, us the cutting of the wires is • taken and damage dune at a charming place called Blawith eft 12 Ottet4 awe. (ditto)...l - - the Norfolk Railway seal , 10 fOrserat task of some difficulty. It is intended to offer a reward for Cottage, commanding one of the most beautiful views poor. di. 100 Sera of i1va.ii.... 1 144 us MOO 1 Grand Duchy of Dade, .t'i 1 ills par gees, parcels, mails, & lbs sPaccheeion of the eff , olkel., who are liable to Gene- Isle over Moreeombe Bay. It is unnecessary to go Into the „, . 22 ~,„t s. 22l . lg=e s 11.04 1 7 A Onset Polgoot9 e'. 2 s die 144 148 the same half of 1852 portatiou.-Core Corast , tvtio., particulars of the arbitration to which we referred ;-to I T '2, 2 2,7,6"7 2 r a gT a dZ; ( a mad 100,00 t 1 hake humor.: OXFORD BATAS AND NVASTITIOUSES.-These baths show how that some conscientiously believed and were to kr. 'Memo lf If die zd f0,0.r , 1 Liberty against 27,380/. ; suck eaia 3 Alamo _, su 14 9f and washhouses have now been opened 26 weeks, end ready to swear the railway company ought to Pay two or Se be Wear Valley, ap. Caro& This makes the total n t a gal I LoneoanCalfont. Gold although considerable doubts were at first entertained three thousands, while others were equally read y to swear Owed to dtooktoonDer. - - ing the Norfolk line), whether it would be a c:.:C,upporting establishment, the the company ought not to be called on fOr as many hundreds, 16 25 ',Otte Ditto Ditto . 30 53 294 Quarts Crashingeo all 1 f 1 loo,eoe I I allariquita ot. 100 IMO& • Somers. t Godeee 11 dos i the half-year ending result of the first half-year ha a settled that question, for so strangely are men's minds iofluenced by those who en- Ito Great Mature) 93 102 10060 16 , eaiesinhal,Aporiess 9 bursements of the during th:a time there La: h stn no less than 8,352 bathers, gage them fire ;-but there is one point of general neerest s ee. 4 1 New tariatat.• .... . .... all 1 1 dis of which number 1,6431 were females. With respect to the involved which may be usefully brought forward. The ---00.- ille,ooe 1 ' New Linares Minirs3 liatllinclting Co all - - 1 til l 1 1 d dro. motive expenses, 61,8 Laundries and wubiug de parournts„ it is most gratifying to Clverston and Lancaster Railway Company have power rev° , I NoavoLu Mocdo know that ti•e poor of 0xf.:.:1 begin to understand and under their art, and by ftrranwment with the Duchy of FOREIGN RAILWAYS. 111.1 W. 5 Port ma, 1 4 idis 1 Other working expert eoprefiate the value of ii.•.. calve nances provided for their Lancaster and the office of Woods and Forests, to rechim 10 5 Antwerp and Rotterdam 2 14 AL ! 34 ,. hu 1 Guano noes.. • aii 1 1 _dis taxation, 19.1871. ap :a,: am: advantage. Purir.g the half-year 2,133 women from the sea some thousands of acres of land, cultivate, and se e I tk i dene op opasepp,...., 14 04 du 164 1006. :0 sithynioey Iran - neve wa,'-ad their titan end (Jolliet, occuping 4,613 hours, sell it; and the reason urged for an increased amount by 5 a mean Reran Junetios I If 70 io &a sailLo,6,4, rub, .. 5 9 031. 1 loath Aucr ...ism all i die par 180,332/., against 11 er:ragieg two hours and a quarter each. Thus, for the some who leave sought compensation from the company was, I.) ,• • •••2 o&ar . levet nod . aro:wham. 111 2 141 4.0 e: 10 Tin Craft .... .. ...... - ?1 ) 10 Nes and ellealle. 30 ••• 1 Pm 11'.1.74 13.2.3 , 411p954 :Lc.= ali 31 4 3/ 4 market charges have washed, dried, and iroued. carriage for building materials and supplies, and a noble e 2 '" DwAh gm "- ..* - 21 33 dls to 2, east het an .. ... . tli 44 pm Toros I wetter - -die same last year; the (h us . SeasoN.-L c3t week a large number of Pea view: th:.t the nature ..f the property would, in fact, so 4 De. g i ., 616 1 8 . 1 , 1 I „ 100,0 N I West Grimada alp:, ducks, and other a.: 1 fowl, were met with in Stod- be wholl y e han g ed • The "Ply to this in discussion was, • 5 Vereat Icitim hicur,,c... If If „ Of 4 !' • ./ t• ! - 1bb,...... , LS lear..a.sa... . 1 4 die dla Mar..' so train driven inLuel, 110u5t1 ,by the severity of that they were not about to do anything ,"ubtlt ' se, but what the to 10 I.leandJusetloo et ita,,A 316 pm 1.00 oi 1 Tübe the wea,r . 'lt hasb,.,„ „bi t , that the sn i pe h ave h eels Admiralty or the Crown in some other shops could do at ... 10 (Grad Trunk ofCanada • I Ttansfenable by ramped deed 343.2211. against 33 Cloned pneee sane today illa. I rd.. Unman. Teeterday. to 1 p.m. -----.-- St. I N* Aberfeez .- ll 13 MI 61 Asaisa, PiottMe., Doom 5114 Es.: .iuste.ro .. , o 1 41 ad 131 all Illna.W.i.v. Satesrrarm 1 9 91 SI So [OWL, Lsr.,Sic7.nt. 3,.n. • 12 10 die 174 all im.Cluttnlstrk.holiM3l.C., 16 16 Me 11 131,1 5 0. do. to. 20:..; 3 4 du St. 1. 1,, ladled and Wager ... . . - -ad It/0 Caledonian .. 541 IS C3l 4 21 $9 ' all d e eps and Melybead .. I 17 IS 16 17 Ii ail Cedilla Ilanisa ... ...1 - - 14 u Ibillinaml DedaotJame.. ! 1 2 pm 13 i" Dvadee=and Antal 13 all Sept4l 31 IS 111 Ditto I_4ll II imd 1111..)..1 3 4 11 4 * MI Sailers :le ... .. 121 '2l 121 111 St. 100 Datorn Coma, Mime 4... 41 47 $3 Si (hate & CAW , . St. lee Do. elem 13 sad 0 .. dtt..3. II SI dtoe East Lanmehlre _ ow .165 67 63 6 St Ilea IMl.alsarza and Glasg . 64 64 ad 41 ad 10 11 rollabisrgli and ranks... - - 81. ,100 , &lin t ore:, I'arth,l 'nada. 24 116 131. 1 100 , Wawa & doutiMeettam - .- 841100 10reat Nor th er!' .„ ... 7 3 14 731 11 klOO Do. A, Moo& ... .„ 43 46 44 3 St 100 Dt. B, No* .. ... 121 126 128 1 111. 109 Cit-monn.andllest.ilro.' 103 10$ to; Bt. 109 Great Weaves ... . 001 Si/ 81 50 1 13 11 Wait blab rasters .. - - SO n*: ,Lan:aster :Ind C.ariale .. 66 90 sd in 161, 1111 Do. IlertLi . ... .. 12 14 ma id 81.1100 taimeablreaisererbeilo 631 661 ad 163 41 131 sad 191: 16 De. Inaba ... - 661 die ad 9id 14 , .14 Do. Wont Itisuagilace 3 3 ad Si ,ed Laid. Neratra ." .. 1 14 l7l 118 111 1 111 Leedom and illasewa ll .. 71 71 71 10 7 Los.allbary,ls Southend I 11 pa a. 100 Ls., Sr Man" St S. Coss: 90 91 961 IL Int Waal Is IlattlsoWestar. 1011 /021 ler 1004 11 121 31 Do. Fifths . i ipm 121 10 i Do. S ight ly alt.sail 71.(ii 1 11 1 123 41 D 0... .. ... -3, St. Ito. Lomita a eouthoWintern 71 73 77 Si 74 SO 48 31 1 De w .. £lO S5O ... ... . 1 1 V 2 II die ... ... . i 21 all Londonderry & Coleraine - - „ 16 all Loadotdtty& roalski:eu - - id St. 190 ilanolt..enar.,ltLinonla. , t. 20 11 20 SI 41 Do.Man.l3 Lind. Colo. —Mg St. 104 indland_ - -. .. 581 391 51 74 81 71 51 St. It.: I Do. Biret - ..and ' Derby 33 SS 31 1 SO 47 ; 3114.0.1'. .4.11 re- ... - -- 25 174 Ditto Half slum._ _ - - i et. 100 Newroariet . . 51 55 id Ili 111' Do. bury &Menne. .. 01111 pm 35 174 Newportiaing.bikkrolonl 4 1 dls Ile 71,, Newry and !Cantata's'.. - - 11* all iNewryWarraipolatkaue. - - St. 190 1 ' iort.lk ... ... ... ... 17 43 46 13 15 Do. New _ kJ 33' lorthern Cambs. 'alio 4 8 di. 81. 100 INNIS &hi* ... ... 271 181 201 6 7 16 136 Nurth Lleruis, ' No. 1. ... 6 10 8 1 all . Do. 1 • Deferral 11 5 81 8 I De. 4 8 Chanute* 7 71 bo' 17; 77xtb inattinidaro... 04 SI As 111 1 10 ;all North Wootern 1e 1 10 'North &Aosta Wet-Jana I pm St. 119 roaked, Wore.. It Wuivec 894 401 40 351 St. MO ;oottlidi Patna ... St. 100 recall& Midland ... St. tO I o brena. & Sirs.. ... - 6S 67 66 4 St. 100 DO. L 114 . 1 1 17.0 oar. Eal 65 70 10 9 Itqumbury awillereford 14 11 die $6l! a.. 'llarenebury ano tlsecei (Nor. W. Min.) ... 17 IS 134 all Do. liaises ... .„ * 10 De. newerny ... 66 111 albrepaidso Unice ... 31 die Wks* Delon ... ... . 17 19 St. 100 'South Paean* ... ... SO 30 South Rulas. .. 10 1 bath TerkeltillsorD 3 4 23 all Stockton Is Darlington - 18 50 13 111 Thaniesliamodioalagatml. 2 4 31 1.1 17 T4l* of Nostk . 1 141 13 ad SO , all Madirked and lirliiaay - - 50 ! all Waterford sad Limerick - - 1111 14 , West Cornwall - - ad 10 SM.! Viimbladcat and Ciaidou - - f 0 all West Load= - _ I 1 W.EadoflonACrystalr - - dl. too I Virk,N•ometbilaternieki 62 64 613 23 120 1 Do. do. Satanism 13 111' D0.0.14.1.17ere -bun 31 SI St. 100. Tort end North Midlitad 464 411 051 094 RECLAIMING SEA FRONTAGES.—We hod owanion to attend an arbitration, under the " Lands Clauses Act," in Lancashire, to settle what sum the Ulveraton and Lan , easter Railway Company should pay Mrs. Maude for land taken and damage done at a charming place called Blawitb Cottage, commanding one of the most beautiful views possi ble over blorecombe Bay. It is unnecessary to go Into the particulars of the arbitration to which we referred ;—to show how that same conscientiously believed and were ready to swear the railway company ought to pay two or three thousands, while others were equally ready to swear the company ought not to be called on for as many hundreds, so strangely are men's minds influenced by those wLo en gage them fir.t ;—but there is one point of general beerest involved which may be usefully brought forward. The Ulveraton and Lancaster Railway Company have power under their act, and by arrangement with the Duchy of Lancaster awl the o ffi ce of Woods and Forests, to reclaim from the sea some thousands of acres of land, cultivate, and sell it; and the reason urged for an increased amount by some who have sought compensation from the company was, that they would thus be deprived of the facilities of water ' carriage for building materials and supplies, and a noble ma view: th:.t the nature of the property would, in fact, be wholly changed. The reply to this in discussion was, that they were not about to do anything but what the Admiralty or the Crown in some (other shape could do at any time (the sands and seashore belonging to the Crown), and, therefore, that no compensation conk: be enforced in that respect. If this argument be sound, and the Crown bare the right thus to take away without compensation • water frontage enjoyed immemorialiy, we shall one day find a company puttiog up an embankment on the Brighton sands a quarter of a mile out, under an overlooked clause in their act, and reclaiming a new sea frontage without any compensation to the owners of the three miles ruined. The object of the proposed line from Ulveraton to Lancaster is • good one ; it will bring into operation the iron districts about Furness, and we would not, eves if we could, throw any obstacle in its way ; but an important question is here involved which certainly ought to be set at red. Our par ticular Case was settled in two hours by arrangement, atter costly preparations for • fight. —The Builder. FESTIVIIIEst AT GLUISUP.—The annual festivities at Olassop, called the wakes, commented with the present week, and base been conducted with more than usual spirit, owing to the prosperous state of the large cotton manufac tories there over • long period past. Nouns distinguished strangers on • visit to the Duke of Norfolk's, in that neigh bourhood, have patronised some of the sport,, and amongst the company at the *ticket match, between the Oloss,p eleven sod the Sheffield eleven, on Aloud's. at OlossoP, sere the Doke and Dueller.' of Norfolk, Lady Adams Howard, the Duke of Devonshire, Mr. Stanley, one of the trustee, of the °lump Dale estate. and Mr. Michael El. limn. The cricket-match resulted in to runs by the Oleo sop player., end 51 by tLe Sisellieid, the latter winning by three runs. Orr oF Se.tscaN.-I...ist week a large number of snipe, ducks, and other w.i 1 fowl, were met with in Steal maces nrershes ' driven iol. w.f. doubtless, by the severity of the weather. . It has been oot that the snipe have been so uurnerous here in the &ell of winter; and altogether unprecedented to hod them at this period of the year.— Ifecheshe Gazette. Yr.ttiow Fs:rm.—The ship Clara Wheeler, Capt. Nelson, arrived in Liverpool yesterday from New Orleans. the ye.. ..sr fever was rife in the vessel in the early part of the laemoseseel p assa g e , abe hoeing lost five of her crew and coy lady pessenger by that buti.t.atta IN DEroviiltitE.—A number of daring harirlarcommitteds have been committed in Devonshire lately, by (it le @apposed) • gang et prif , ssinnal thieves, who are leakier • tour through the c aunty. A few days ago • home occupied by a mason , r.amed lioshity, at Creditua, in the north of Devon, was entered daring the absence of the funity, led upwards of WI. stolen. On Sunday night hat • dorm" 10' , hery was committed at Exeter, at a house in Behembolsee, St. &dwell's, oc:opied by hies. Guppy. Violist the family were as church in the evening the hoe mo wee cat-nd by means of eh letos keys, and a quantity of ewe was &toles, besides omit v..lanble articles of jeweuery. hi, oleo boa yet been dill:mem! to the thieves; but tho pollee are oe eke alert. Tut STEAMILIt SrtT.tN. —Tho Peninsular and Oriental Convenes steamer Saltan, is to he Pet 31°Vit im meilktely on the Peninsular lise to convey the math. She his harden and 421 horse power. LIGHTNING CoNtruCluiti.—The government have ranted S., William" Snow Barrie a sun of 5,00U1. for per fecting a mo le of applying Il i ebtoing candecton on hard 1 4 01 .—sfissinsel of Society cf sires. 3 34 i 4 dill 3 1 tt: ea 534 9 8I rebareeeindb ;Ulm Great °mistral of Prance Lert -- :itioni.iiiii i - oiZ7OZ: limnliton & Toronto 6pa orahrutoja,3 p.A.X.Pro Lanonebonso ... ... .. Do. (Mw.;) ... .. Do. to.i;11)**: Do. Guarantee! ... !rpm sad alactiterrat flagea! lqatisur II L.e:..orr.ii m.)l Patti:err of Frao, . .. Do. 1101. 3 per ct. Bondi i . . lPxii.fu 17nt. Tr:v:7l;7 Norwegian frank Enter. Inns sn4 Lyow i'ar ! S a.ad Or.tut la.;; nrr fed Pak.o4•NinoOhialiv.ur 9ssobss and Ihisioad 167•41, sad !Lire !Royal Maids 14.1'1 wedisk 2 6 2. .1: Tpi; - 6;4. I>i:e.g. I+oat! eastern of frame rlndi D thers of Prance U le:Flaud a Lr ' s 'P Do. sy wr Cott. Frets. gruto• . 1-• -- Il i Ti ai i;‘in of Piwit-ertaot. MISCELLANEOUS. W( ladner tow No. flllja. MriCILLA3IIOUL I Pal Yes Pnc tely B t.d;:y, 727 2 1.4 .---- ithia. Coal lAA Iron l5 i .--=-. --'.--- le, Asetrellne Agricultural I7I 30 32 30 11„60. Sianstralimun Per Sic Meg 12 - - &Ali IA an.trollen Royal Mall . P - - 3 35.0.0 I...lkrlin Wnterwert.. . 26 - - 44194r1ti.11 Arnerlean L and 364 IS 62 06,000 Pik - Rao 4 Colonial tameit&mg k Roduetion (loiniany 1 - - 10, 15' limaia - - 1003.00 I... Apical Palace t 0, 4, 10, 2' D. , . 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(IS -.- 16.....4.4 Ile 441.11 &wit Inrcotineut all ,lt a iir 11 12.,,,, 1 1 .. .;.rtil Ati.:3366 Laud- . 25 ' 1 91.02 ' 1 3tB inarine Termess'i 10.0001 Vas VISOMIIIVA 'mad ft 14 li I 1 WA 31 4 4i 41 1 1 1 l i t 4 i di, 4 I Pot Gy 7 341 341 13i 1411 lii IfCepa 41 50 je 41ma 19f Sof I iPa f 81 die 1 f Pm 8 i 1 11 Ps 111 14 Pol 9 11 a 48 If a. .fir 31 ! 37i SI MONEY MARKET. WEDNESDAY EVENING. The funds have experienced a fall of per cent. to-day, the aspect of politics being very unfavourably regarded, irrespective of the other adverse influences at present in operation on the money and stock mar kets. The positive statements received by telegraph from the continent, of the proposed withdrawal of Austria from the united policy of the western powers on the Itu-so.Tinkish question, produced a feeling. of grave anxiety, which was subsequently increased by the publication of the manifesto of the Porte, and of another official despatch from Count Nesselrode, each of which documents asserts, in terms, the impossi bility of either party giving way, and a determination to maintain tLe present armed and hostile attitude. Had it not been for intelligence that the Paris Bourse of to-day maintained a steady appearance, prices would prthably have gone lower. _ Consols opened 931 to 1 for money, and 951 to / for the account, but soon declined, on some consi derable sales, to 93 to k for time. A purchase of money stock for Tuesday subsequently gave more firmness to the market, and at the official close the price was 95 to I- for cash, and 931 to 1 for the 13th October. T owards four o'clock, - however, renewed weakness was apparent, and the final quotation was 95 to for time. The tone may be said to have been heavy throughout the day. Money was in rather more demand in the Consol market, and worth 3 per cent. The official business list is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 95, !, 941,, 95, ; ditto for account, 13th October, 931, 1,95,1. India Stock, 251. South Sea Stock, 1141. Exchequer Bills closed is. to 3s. dis., but some sellers could only realise Si. dis. India Bonds were quoted par to 3s. prem. The foreign stock market was heavy in character, especially in the afternoon, and generally closed lower. Russian, Spanish, Mexican, Sardinian, and Peruvian were all offered. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 241 to 25,1 ; Spanish Deferred, 22; to 1 ; the Committee's Certificates, 51 to / per cent.; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 74 to 76. Bargains are thus recorded :—Buenos Ayres Six per Cent. Bonds, 631. Dutch Two-and a-Half per Cents., tit; ditto Four per Cent. Certifi cates, 971, 1. Granada Deterred Bonds, 9. Mexi can Three per Ceuta., 25.1, 244, 25. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 78, 74. Portu guese Four per Cents., 44. Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 100, 991. Sardinian Five per Cents., 931, 93, 94, 92% Spanish Old Three per Cents., for account, 39th September, 46/, 1,1; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 221, 1; the Committee's Certificates, 51 per cunt. The money market presented no new feature of importance to-day. Considerable sums of money have been placed for employment in the hands of the discount houses at the higher rates now allow ed "ou call," but there is no disposition to discount below the Bank of England minimnm, the demand continuing active. Many parties still look with apprehension to the movements of the Bank of England. We understand that largo numbers of bills of particular classes have been sent for discount to Amsterdam and Paris, where the rates rule lower than in this market. The sale has been effected, at the prices last re ported, of further amounts of the silver now awaiting disposal in this market. Large amounts of this metal, however, still remain unsold. The demand is still for India and China. In the last-named country the price of dollars, as advised by the Overland Mail, has risen to an extraordinary height, in consequence of the demand for coin caused by the rebellion; and a large profit is shown on the transmission of that coin from this side. In Mark-lane to-day the supply of English corn was small, and that of foreign moderate. The trade ruled quiet, but very firm, at Monday's rates. Se veral sales of floating cargoes were reported, includ ing Taganrog wheat at 595. ; Marianople, 625.; Ismael Indian corn, 375. • all on passage, and freight and insurance included. The leading provincial markets held yesterday report a further advance in wheat ; at Liverpool, of 6d. per 701ba. ; at Hull and Leeds, 3s. to 4s. per qr. ; and at Ipswich, is. Ac cording to the latest accounts from France, wheat has again advanced in most markets 3s. to 4s. per qr.; and flour at Paris has risen to 90 fr. per 157 beet., equal to 68s. 6d. per 2801bs. Tallow again rose Is. per cwt. to day, on the un favourable news respecting the Russo-Turkish ques tion. The closing price of Russian was 55a. for au tumn, and 565. for spring delivery. An analysis of the half-yearly accounts recently issued by the Eastern Counties Railway Company shows some interesting results. The statement of revenue received during the half-year ending the 4th July, 1853, is as follows, viz.:—From the Eastern Counties line proper : passengers, parcels, mails, &c. 181,2731., against 169,243/. in the corresponding half of 1852 ; goods and catt1e,167,906 P ., against 154,8001. ; sundries, 8,8021., against 10,1381. The revenue from the Norfolk Railway Company was :—For passen gers, parcels, mails, &c., 28,2041., against 25,1911. in the same half of 1852 ; goods and cattle, 31,633/., against 27,3801.; sundries, 4,7711., against 4,1231. This makes the tot•il revenue of the half year (includ ing the Norfolk line), 425,3961., against 391,1731. in . _ the hall'-year ending the 4th July, 1852. The dis bursements of the half-year were :—For loco motive expenses, 61,8451., against 62,4604 last year; maintenance of way, 19,1331., against 17,9221. ; other working expenses, 80,3631. against 81,9321.; taxation, 19.1871. against 15,331/., As regards the actual working expenses, wo have here a total of 180,332/., against 17,,6161. last year. The New market charges have also been 2,5004, against the same last year; the Shepreth line, 8,1001., against 4,200!. ; and other Preference charges, 151,7691. against 153,5971. The total disbursements ate thus 343,2211. against 337,943/. in 18,52 ; and the nett profit earned fur dividend is consequently 82,3751. against 33,2321. in the corresponding half of 1832. Adding the surplus from previous accounts, the sum applicable to dividend becomes 86,7501., against 73,007/. last year. The dividend of as. per 20/. share in 1853 ab.orbs 83,4111., whilst that of 4s. in 1832 took 68,2701. The surplus standing to credit of the I:ompany on the 4th July, 1833, after payment of the dividend, is thus 1,3391., against 4,7371. of surplus on the 4th July, 1832. A sumteary of the above figures shows the follow ing sums in farour of 1833, as compared with 1832, viz.:—lncrease in passenger receipts of the Eastern Counties, 13,030/.; increase in ditto of the Norfolk, 3,0131. ; increase in goods receipts of the Eastern Counties, 13,106/.; increase in ditto of the Norfolk, 4,253/. ; increase iu sundry receipts of the Norfolk, 3181. ; decrease in locomotive expenses, 6154 ; de crease in sundry corking expenses, 1,5(;71. ; de crease in sundry preferential charges, 1,4081. On the other hand, the sums sgainst 1853, as con trasted with 1832, may be thus stated : Decrease in sundry receipts of the &stern Countie., 1,32 .; increase in maintenance of way, 1,_'131. ; leer se in taxation, 3.850/. ; increase in payment to Shepreth line, 4,2001. The actual increase in profit earned by the working of the line is thus 31,534/., and the increase in profit applicable for dividend is 29,142/., after making allowance for the increase in preferential charges. This increased net profit of 29,142/. is thus disposed of, viz., the ad ditional dividend of Is. per 201. paid, 17,1411.; leas taken from the reserve fund than last year, 12,001/.; total, 29,142/. It will be observed that, although an increased dividend of Is. only is declared, the actual increase of profit applicable to dividend is equal to an increased dividend of nearly 16.9 d. per 20/. share. A dividend of Is. 9d. would absorb 29,893/. To make our conclusions more clear, we proceed to the following recapitulation, viz., let, an increase in gross revenue during the half-year end ing the 4th of July, 1853, over that of 1832, of 34,4211., of which increase 26,807/., was earned by the Eastern Counties proper, and the rest by the Norfolk Company; 2ndly, an increase in the working expenses of 2,8861., or equal to only 8.40 per cent. of the increased receipt; 3rdly, an increase in prcfit earned of 31,a33/., or no less than 91.60 per cent, of the increased receipt; 4thly, an increased preferential charge of 2,393 z.; 3thly, an additional dirisilde profit of 29,142/., equal to a dividend of Is. 9d. per 201. share. Thus of the increased revenue receipt the proportion of net profit is larger than in any other instance among the half yearly railway accounts we have recently reviewed. It will be re collected that the next line in the order of favourable mention is the Lancashire and Yorkshire. and, after that, the London and South Western. In all other cases the increased traffic reecipt las been warty absorbed in additional expenses. The number of miles worked by the Eastern Counties Company this year is 434 b and in 1832, 3411 ; showing an increase of 89; miles. The num ber of train miles run was 1,623,271, and in 1832, 1,473,110; showing an increase of 152,164 train miles. Cousiderhig these two facts, the large addi tional profit becomes very remarkable. The capital expended in the half-year was 68,891/., of which 23,1311. was applied to the formation of new lines, and 19,4591. to the purchase of new rolling stock. The remainder, or 24,2821., was expended iu land, new stations, sidings, &e. These items therefore also contrast very favourably with the half-year's capital charges in the accounts of other railway companies. The increase in the debenture debt during the half-year was 118,4821. This, and the further requirements of capital wherewith to complete new lines, argue strongly in favour of an augmented preferential charge for the future. It may also be observed that, from the report of the locomotive superintendent, it would appear that no further saving may be expected in that department. These two last-mentioned facts run counter to the favourable impression otherwise produced by the accounts of this company, and must he borne in mind in calculating its future dividends. Annexed arc the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Neuter's express Amsterdam, Tuesday, closing prices :—Dutch Four per Cents., 94 7-16; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 62;; Spanish Defer. ed Three per Cents., 22 7-16. the Coupons, Cu;,l Austrian Five per Cent. Meta. lies, 81 3-16; Mexican New, 24 11-16; Granada Deferred, 9 7-16 ; Portuguese New, 394; Granada Active, 211; Peruvian New, 77; Greek (blue), 6; Equador, 4L. Paris : Clo s i ng p r i ces t hi s d ay : T hree per Cent. "itentcs, 77 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 102 ; Bank Shares, 2,813. THIS DAY.—Two The Sock Exchange is heavy throughout, on the threatening aspeot of politics. Although, however, the funds are very flat, the further decline in prices is not considerable. Consols opened 94.1 for time, and, after being sold at 944 for cash, are now quoted 941 to for money, and 94'4 to 95 for the 13th Oct. Exchequer Bills mark Bs. to 3s. die., and India Bonds, 2e. dis. to as. prem. Foreign stocks generally show a downward ten dency, but sales are not pressed, and business alto gether is extremely restricted. The sales are limited to Mexican at 21 ; Spanish Deferred, 221 ; Sardinian, 921; Equador, 41 to ; and Brazilian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., at 971 to 98. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—TIIIS DAY. St'OAlL.—The public salve of 630 hhds. Cuba and 500 hhds. Porto Rico went off heavily ; about half sold at yes terday's prices. The refined market dull ; grocery lumps, 455. 6d. to 475. Gd. Correa.—The small public sales of Jamaica and planta tion Ceylon went off without spirit; the greater part bought in. TEA.—A large amnunt of business was done yesterday, chiefly in middling to fine congou. To-day the market is firm at yesterday's prices . Snots remain steady. No public sales to-dsy. COTTON continues out of demand. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is still excited by the pulttical news from the east of Europe, and prices aro rapidly advancing. Town tallow is now quoted etc nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 565.; Oct. to Dec., 555. 6d.; Jan. to March, 565. 51. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports a dull trade. Prime meadow hay, 90s. to 1051. ; interior, 30s. to 80s. ; Rowen, 40s. to 555. ; clever, SOs. to 12^s. ; second cut, 755. to 110 s. ; str►w, 325. to 361. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LIVERPOOL, THVIISDAT, 10- 30 A.Y. Wind W.S.W., moderate, and dull. Arrived.—Liberia, from St. John's, New Bruns wick. it, screw steamer. Pat in to Londonderry .—Admittance, from Lirer pool, for Quebec and Montreal, having experienced the gale of the 12th last., and tho crew refusing to proceed. DEAL, THURSDAY, O.IIA M. Wind W. by S., light, and cloudy. Passed.--San Antonin, from London, for Cardiff; Janet, from London, for St. Thomas ; schooner X.E., No. 39, bound to the westward; Margaret Dundas, from Sunderland, for Venice. DIMINUTION OF PAUPERTSM.—Some peculiar fea tures are disclosed by an examination of the return just issued b the Poor-law Board on Paupers. The decrease on the lit July last, compared with the same period in the pre ceding year, was 66,633. In Lancaster alone the decrease was 9,361, and in the West Riding of York 6,222. In the county of Middlesex the decrease was 2,507. On the Ist July last there were 35,417 paupers in the receipt of poor law relief. lii the list of tint able-bodied paupers there was a diminution in the several classes, including a de crease of about 2,000 widows. THE POTATO DISEASE IN IRELAND.—It is with pain we mention V:e tact that, during the past week. the potato disease has spread generally throughout thr country. From Fro evezy quieter the same distressing Lows a rri even within the last two days potatoes have born dug from a field without a sign of the " black disorder" in them, and on the nest day, on the digging being continued, the majority cliiihited unmistakeable symptoms of disease. This has hitherto been confined to the " Quarry " varie•y— the farmer's hope rests in the "Leather-coats," of which we have not heard that one has been attacked. The other crops have been favourably housed.—Clara Journal. WHALE CAUGHT AT KINGHORN.—One morning last week a whale of the bottlenuee species, measuring 16 feet in length, was discovered at anchor on the beach west ward of l'ettycur. On receiving the intelligence of the un. expected " arrival," two adventurous subjects of King Crispin, heedless of the adage that there is " nothing like leather," left their "awl," and, rushing upon the untortu nate voyager, speedily divested hies of his waterproof top. coat, which weighed nearly 7 cwt., and was disposed of to the Kirkahly Whale-fishing Company at a remunerative figure.—Forth Brifsid Datly POACHERM.-110 reports from the different moors throughout the north of Scotland show that there is a plentiful crop of grouse, and we may safely say that the crop of poachers is not one whit behind that of the grouse. This and other counties for some time back have been infested with hands of desperate-looking fellows. They go in gangs varying from four to twelve, and face every thing before them. Duffiewe seems to he about their head quarters in this county, where they get a ready market and a good price for their grnve, and where also they find harbour and shelter. —Bart" Journal.