The Express. — London, England, 1853-09-27 00:00:00

if- /77r /f" / . -.. ,••• • -/ •/ No. 2,215.] UNDON sad NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. T ri Nits Nr surto , PEIL4. —Tbe threetort of the Lomita sad Meter% It.itor.i Cowpony are prr pared to rossivo TVS ...its 4 ,1... o •LEV.Plilli. Specnottlutto and forms of Tender ;7be lot un bpp:melon to M. undersigned. 111 to Teodoro mace ip %at la ima Or before Ilth (claw sort.--13 , onto,. CILIALES I. STEWART, teetretary. twaury . . Ake. EtUton ittotioa, Inset" Sept. 11,1131. RANK of AUSTRALASIA, (tempursteol by Royal Choler, lag), No. I, Aosastriers, lab smooth.... The C..art threct,es lIEREDT GIVE NOTICE Mat • MALY ITARLI• I , IVIDEND of Ten. per Aare, being at the rate of 6 per set. pre & neigh the cApital emelt of the Corporation; and Moo • morn, ar intereth of 36e. per Mare, mat together g 3 s wim hen of hwuto-hz, will be paid to the at this i gke, on rod .flex T. YAMS'. the 11th oMober ant, batmen the beers of lei red 3 o'elmok. Tee TRAN . 4I.II IS e WS will be elated on MON&T, the 16th of suggaber, and coctisite so omit the Dieideed sad Boggs brooms PlT lbx * By order of the lawn. WILLIAM mrcuces, Stentary. t/I:ARENTS or GUARDIANS. —An AP RE:4IIM W 4 TED to the BOOKBLVDINCL—S4 Rid 4 CAW. pit/KAMA of HINDOSTAN will CLOSE October Ist. . hie G14114D WAIN° 01011 ANA horn CAL. 'rrA to the HIMALAT , k, to now OPEN dad,. at the *Mane 0.1. WT. USker•ittelt Same. Peruenneounc, at S and I o'clock. Adain al on le.. :a., sad Ir. 04. The NOW= is oven half as hoer before cash eshibltkat. EMI GUINEAS.—Mr. HALSE, the Meditel Cistwoult, of 2 % Brwtowtekosotto London. Whom I. Mood, Itio nva GUM* erreaef uses ere sow towly.—Sood two pop wow , in tals howohlot es llodioll Galveston. ------ I .4 ADIEB TRAVELLING will And the application of ROW LOT ter K a LyrEyeelrealgai Is preeervia, 'be=awl beauty at the ebil abla Nees tie beaeful dr Su I aral in % ., Ilta abed of istl p ima" alleffag WI sad In^ and aim& h i r ria *ails esseatiaa es salemil sS tadiar Wilk. Yaf came /the AUL = Taves ,.. Floslo esi Okirlemar Ilear ere aan p:rtely r r ia r e ir la a eireeealy clear anal tap Om+ 3=pp of 0 , si .. 4 lippebt. ste virtues Mee boa rid= lia.lllL ea Sued. per bale. Ceutbia.—lbb wade tiar a = ea dr irrapper.—add by A. nowLairw ant to st. F ab% Woks: Nal by shotima rod parManaler THE FAMILY MEDIUM/XL ItEASAWS MEDICATED CREA3L—Par all pommel' of bathing. 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Ilie, k sunk E a r 2 = obeli be tided ble-lideliMillilame Mil X eel CO, :IL /hued taws Templ*berL A whom k is eel& la see. * Me. le. Si, Nod 4* OK ni Is raft jere. at Ile sad SU lee% wl*Mmeeleset sad Mewls, W ell pablat ish , i vendors. /be M. trig Jen seat (eerrlege beel* ell pros el tbe Market. CLERICAL. - • - ---. ORDINATION. la the Cathedral Church of Chesterprin Sunday the 25th if September, 1863: Dirackics. —William Harbin, 8.A., of Wadhara College, °third, licensed to the Curacy of St. Catherine, Liverpool ; Nathan Jackson, B.A , of King's Hall and College of Brow ses*, Osford, liesurod to Dilemmas Curacy ; Robert Fowler, 8.A., of Christ's, Cambridge, licensed to the Training Col lege, Chester; John limey Ashley Gibson, 8.A., of Clare Ball, Cambridge, licensed to St. Martin's, Liverpool; Ben ham Hall Williams, 8.A., of St. John the Rvaagelist, Cambridge, licensed to Tintwistle ; William De Conrcy Ireland: WA., of Trinity, Dublin, licensed to Barthomley ; Robert Barclay Macpherson Johnston, 8.A., of Tri iuty, Dublin, licensed to Rainhill ; Alezander Taylor, MA., of Trinity. Dublin, licensed to Great Bedworth ; Jae Schofield, of St. Beet, licensed to St. Paul's, Pertwood ; Gustavus Matthew Burton, of Birkenhead College, licensed So St. Helen's ; Frederick Townshend Chamberlain, of Bir \echoed College, licensed to St. Philip's, Liverpool ; Chas. Futon, of Birkenhead College, licensed to Middlewich ; ()mei= Frederick I'igot, licentiate in Theology, of Dubs= Uaiversity, licensed to St. Thomas Ashton in Makerfield. Patners.—Theraos Chambers, 8.A., of Magdalene Hall, Osford ; Harry Pulley, 8.A., of St. Mary Hall, Osford ; John Stedman, 8.A., of Pembroke, Oxford ; Thomas Rei mers' Holm', 8.A., of Emmanuel, Cambridge ; Thome' Myer Lester, 8.A., of Christ's, Cambridge; Daniel Eccles James Dickson, 8.A., of Trinity, Dublin; Thome' Heavy Insley, 8.A., of Trinity, Dublin; James Reece, of Be. Sas ; Frederic Addison, 8.A., of University, Durham. THE EARLY CLOSING ASSOCIATION. Last night • reunion of the committees of thin association was held at the Ezeter•hall Hotel for the pur pose of promoting kindly feelings amongst the members and considering the best mode of conducting the future opera tions of the association. There was a considerable attend ance of young men on the occasion. The chair was taken by Mr. 8. Mower. Laxwaza. the secretary gave a detailed amount of the *fine which they had made end the smarm which they had obtained. Meetings had been held at Richmond, Windsor, sad Guildford, which were well attended, and the result was satisfactory. In Richmond a resolution had been ease to for closing the shops at 8 o'clock in summer. la Leeds the shops were closed much miles than soul, and in Poole, where they closed at 7, the result was es satisfactory that they resolved to close at 6. The &mein- ' boa was making a special attempt amongst the cheese angers, grocers, and chemists, with a view of inducing them to abridge the hours of labour. If they waited till all the members of the same trade joined in the movement to elms eta particular hour they never would succeed. If all bet one or two shut up their shops, he believed that the one or two that kept opened would find that it was not their interest to do so, because people would not go out in that Mee to make purchases, and experience proved that where Me shop out of ten kept open after hours, it did Ins busi ness than if the whole ten had been opened. (Rear, hear.) They had it in isontemplation to form ladies committees in different peru of the metropolis for the purpose of promoting the early closing movements, and as ladies wen—no doubt thoughtlessly, in the first instance—the shier cause of perpetuating the practice of keeping open at laic hones, he had no doubt their influence would now be bought to bear is the opposite direction, and it would cur tail,WlN& hem great effect la promotiag dismatlatuasee golf % They hod bad memo. meg% oml meeti *the ednasemeat of the movemeat, sad they Mt deeply indebted to the clergy ma the press for the assistance Which they rendered to the caw. But there was a class of panties who *saki not be washed by these mew ; them were the very poor, who gave peas to the system of late shopping, and it woe Meath them by moans of ballads and songs. ( ear.) They oho peopseed to address rel4ious persons who went to church arelaaol is the evening, and went shopping after leaving it. They would also directly appeal to the employers themselves to pat no god to the system. These were the principal measures which they proposed to adopt, and, if properly carried out, they would give an immense impetus to the movement in the coming moos. (Hear.) Kr. TtomAsom, ea employer is the wholesale ironmon gery trade, d the first sentiment, and in doing so ben his testimony to the practicability and utility of the early closing system. Mr. es employer in the drapery trade, proposed ateetinsent advocating the importance of local committees of employers for promoting the object of the anociatios. Re Rid that he should be most willing in every way to co operate in such a movement, sad would give the largest nom in his establishment for the Mr. Ratan, in giving " The purpose Board, and the Modem end assesses of its efforts," said that whilst he ad mitted the troth of the sentiment ha thought that its two limbos might be greatly improved if it was not composed saintly of the employed, sad if some of the employers wen to funs a portion of the body. This would give con- Ideate to the young nitd who now stood aloof from them ID some *meet, sad did not contribute as much as they_ had 'NU to 'upset to the fends of the san4iatioa. Meer, beef.) They were now entering upon their two* h year of rdies+, and he was sorry to soy with little means at di. t. Mr. Hawes and Hr. TARLTON also briefly addressed the vote Si thanks to the chairman terminated the pro esediap. FUNERAL Of TIIE LATE EARL BROWNLOW.— nis caning, at aa early hour, the mortal remains of the kite Berl &ewelow were removed from his late lordvhip's seat, Belton How, Cheatham, Lincolnshire, aid finally dowelled la Ike family vault at Belton. The funeral az- Onneswate were entryeted to Hews. Holland, Mount entet, Groeveaer-square, and were conducted with ill the soleasity and pomp suitable to the high rank of the deceased nobleman. The mortal remains were visited by " 141 ' 1 I. Petry, and tenant farmers. On the coffin *l4 the follesriag inscription: "John Cast, First Earl llossrelow. Viscount Alford, sad Berea Brownlow, of 6 ilots. Sera 19th August, 1779. Died 15th Sept., 18.53, sled %pers. •~~ f SECOND EDITION. rpom THIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. a______ WHITEHALL, Sart. 28. The Queen haa been pleased to present the Reverend John Tolmie to the church at Tonstatoul, in the parish of Kirkinichael, is the presbytery of Abernethy, and Shire of Banff, vacant by the death of the Reverend George Bruce. WHITEHALL, Sim 27. The Queen has been pleased to appoint George Young, Esq., Advocate, to be Sheriff of the Shire or Sheriffdom of I as, in the room of William Fraser Tytler, Esq., de ceased FOREIGN-OFFICE, SIPT. 27. The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint Francis Lousada, Esq., to be her Majesty's Consul at Riga. The Queen has also been graciously pleased to appoint William Joseph Emerson to be her Majesty's Consul ia the Island of Saint Thomas. WAR-OFFICE, SIP!. 27. 26th Regiment of Foot.—Ensign Henry Charles Harding* to he lieutenaat, by purchase, Mee Fieklin, who retires ; George Wilbraham Northey, gent., to be ensign, by pur chase, Moe Hardiage. 42nd Foot.—Captain Augustus Paterson, from the 66th Foot, to be sisals, Mee Rasmag, who whinge. 68th Foot.—George William Lillinpton, gent., to be Inensign, by purchase, vice Bent, who retires. 66th Foo t.—Captain Alexander Railway, from the 42nd Foot, to be captain, vice Paterson, who exchanges. UgrerrAcnnn.—Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick Holt Robe, C. 8., major on half-pay of the 87th Foot, deputy quartennastar-general at the Mauritius, to be lieutenant colonel, without purchase. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Jams Satyr, Baktel-row, Walworth, Surrey, tailor. Sept. 26. IiENILY CANNINGS, Market Lavingtoe, Wiltshire, plauber. Sept. 19. BANKRUPTS. RICRAZD WISTIOLOOK, Laurie-terrsee, New Crew, Deptford, Kest, hay dealer. lasso Discos, Oaford, builder. Taurus fluszsarr, Washorwall, Stoke-upon-Treat, Btaffeedsture, grocer. THOMAS HORGAN CARTER, Bristol, builder. JOSKPU HOPKINSON, BellbOrOogh, Derbyshire, brick masker. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. ALIXANDIi BUSKS, Falkirk, jeweller. MARLBOROUGH STREET, THIS DAY. SERIOUS ACCIDENT, AND NARROW ESCAPE OF THE FRENCH Williams Word, ironmonger, Tottenham, and Jo /us Kitchen, licensed victualler, Tottenham-park, • were placed at the bar before Mr. Bingham, charged with being drunk, sad furiously driving, thereby causing t►e death of a valu able bane, the property of his excellency the French am bassador. Thomas Barton, coachman to him Excellency, stated that about 20 minutes to 9 last night, he was driving shone and Brougham, in which was his excellency, down Regent street, on the proper side of the road, when all at ones he mw a horse sad cart containing the defendants coesing very fast in a contrary direction. Witness pulled up as soon es he could, snit had hardly done so when the shaft of de fendants• cart ran into his horse's chest and killed it on the spot. The value of the horse was 130 guineas. He and the footman immediately got off the box, and the latter let his excellency out of the Brougham, while witness enter tained the names and addresses of the defendants. The defendant Kitchen, who was driving, was, by the force of the collision, thrown out of this cut, sad both of the defend ants were the worse for liquor. Jonathan Ingram, footman to his excellency, corroborated the evidence of the last witness, and added that the defend eats were driving at the rate of ten miles an tow. The defendant' denied being drank, and Kitchen treated the occurrence m an accident. Inspector Monate& proved that both the defendant, were decidedly drunk. Mr. Bingham said the charge had been completely and satitfectorily proved against Kitchen, the driver of the horse and cart, end he was sorry the law allowed him to fine him (defendant) no higher penalty than 40s. or 7 days for furious driving, and la for the damage. The latter pe. natty he should not indict, but leave it to the owner of the horse to bring his action in one of the superior warts. As to the defendant Ward, he should discharge him. CRICKET. THE ELEVEN OF ALL ENGLAND v. THE HO- VINOHAM CLUB. ____ _. TETRAD/a, FRIDAY, and SATUADAT. 82PT. 22, 23, and 24. This match was brought to conclusion on Saturday evening in an unfinished state, as the following soon wiL show W. Basks, ran oat W. Walley, tag., a. aad b Orsady 2 • Leskyer, b Nlzas /I. Wire, ~m a 1Iaalsi l ; Btu. 4 b Adana J. a Las s 1 sot E. Tbsgop, ase.oWelght, b Grandy 1 • Loam b Oraedy O. Owlsy, Di, b Wawa IS b Ormady O. Iftweaa, b Blau 3 • Wass, b Haat 0 18/1•10. b UartlagYl J. BAHL b 11 b T. ha, a Ds ." 13 11 1/111•ber .... ... • ° D;:a ad , g Itartl4,4lL 1 T. IL Watelty,ll•l6.. b llartiagell ... • Brows, brandy 1 J. Prim, b Adams W. Osoksfil, b Harelip!! ....... ..... b Niue b Martare a Mum l4 0. Vaster, b Maeda/ill C. Day. 11.4.0 b w, b Gnarly J. Goodwill, a Haat, b Martino!' .. 1 Mans DI B. Swann, E. a Adams, b Grundy se Leaky r, b Grandy .. • Z. H. SWIM, Esq., b Grandy B. Clara, b ( Dually T. Butler, b Kartlarell m aw H. Dumont, Ta• , not eat . .-... b Martiagell HO; 12 . 4 1 BO; Ib, 3; w, 1....- 6 Thal BMW( J. D•aa, • PION b Taster II O. Brows' W. Goodwill, b Heslop T. Aims. bad* 13 • ° c . Foster, b auk ....„ 6 T. aLißliwn H. b Idiom 0 a 6waa, b C1ark.....„...„ I 0. • 11111saa. Hadop T.M• K III•rbea Masa I Moat 4 J. GO W. • lbws" b Hatlop 2 1L T. WW•bsr, b 1611 ir 11Ixes„ lfasta Dr 2I v.. lO W,• Toast Total II TEE UNITED ALL ENGLAND ELEVEN v. TWENTY-TWO OF HAMPSHIRE. MONDAY, Sept. 26. This match was commenced at Portsmouth yesterday. The followiss la the first day's score : ENGLAND. T. Lockyer, It bags J. Oraady, a &dee b Day 1 Y.Y. Swam, Esq., c gamut, H. MAIL c Bodle.bDay Dade . lb o.lllinaU,s Oemplas.b Mlle 0. Bram sot oat Jells Lblyw c alallle b T. MINA' b Day— Total ..........................1d Dm.. Day J. ... Wesime.b Martlagell Davie. mod Pfatdassa. Martingell Ca 7. Owl" b pt. Pik b • Nowboli, Faq., b Nan/are-I— 0 iiton, taq., not out 7 Powell, not out • b I SUMS fr DIERAND.—The want of ships is being acutely felt in the north of Europe, not only for the trans port e f tr y n , us-: also of coals, which have become most in conveniently deer Mu= the mere want of the mesas of, transport from the pit to the container. At Rotterdam the' Dutch captains are unable to take :litho Piles of merchan dise lying there for export on Henan account, having coma down the Rhine. In Denmark, the whaling womb that have returned from their fishing excursions ace being despatched to Russia for corn and to England for All the shipbuilder., from Hamburg along theca's' up to Sweden and Norway, are in fullest activity, only to supply the first-named port, where property in ships is said to be mint; 30 per cent. From America the same cry for more ships is heard. A United States journal mys..." From all quartet* of our own emote, we bear that vessels are in demand, especially for foreign voyages. Deal freights from the British provinces north and east of as, are now offered freely at rates that a year or two since would hairs been readily accepted by any shipowner. Brad rates are also obtained to India and the Pacific, and it the cotton crap comes up this year to the general expectation, the prospect now as that freights may rale high this tall sad winter.—Sainclerland New. Tbt (Erxprt% LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1853. SHARE LISTS. UMW Litaoltn or , ISO Buldaslasmooktro (lows N to Mb eli cango Juntas Nealsdonsa) IN Ilastliaslasb.ntor.Sp.Cl (ban 911 et. Northern) 25 Olonallso i Doss Forest, (land to Shoot West., W Hortlessel Doak St Rally. Donato Tk. K. • Ika.) SO DalliddlonLYorkaaltid n Do. a skates (ditto) Illn Do. 1 sines (dtttO tondos sad Groniisti, (Wand to Smith Bran 20 Ditto Trenton (ditto) 100 Lowestoft Oosr.4..arent limed to Norfolk) St.l D(1. ditto 6 pet Nat - all Inask.,Butoo.ittnstkok (Mond ft I..kN.W.klild.) 21 31 :d all Middladisse sad Pada& Dorn to Stoat. Dar all nidisad Itradtord OWL) t. 99 1/11 SO Itortbatalatsator.6 porn. flawed N Itaat.Coaatiaa ail Do. par ant. (do.) ProttaaatWyrt (kw. Lom. ill.Wri642Laae.atTorl 12 NM slam (ditto) ISO I awl Riakis (loma to Ono Northers tail Do. litannk Man 95 llosthllillwailis(issesdi N In. II N Wow Tans. (triad tonsitna. ft Sian Dan Olin 31. -• 100 wilt dossorsot N Oren W00t0ra1.....- IPS 1111 N 1N MONDAY ZTAFfINO. —•--• The railway market has been generally firmer in character than on Saturday, although still sensitive and fluctuating. At the opening stock was freely bought against " bear" amounts, leading to a sensi ble rally. With the fall in the funds a relapse to about the clor:ng range of Saturday ensued, but later in the afternoon the tone was firmer again, and prices finally closed, at 4 o'clock, with a firm ap pearance, at the beat prices of the day, and at a general rally from Saturday's depression. The public continue moderate buyers for investment, and, in particular, there have again been numerous orders to buy London and North Western stock at par, I l affording considerable support to the entire market. At 4 o'clock London and North Western Stock was quoted 100 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 621 to 1 ex div. • Great Western, 781 to 79; York and North Midlands, 211 to # ; Midland, 561 to i; Berwicks, 14 to i; Dover', 171 to 1; London and South Westerns, 361 to 371 ; Caledo nians, 24 to 4 ; Great Northern.. 171 to i; Eastern Counties, 114 to i; Leeds Northern', 124 to 1; Oxford and Wereseters, 18 to /. The market for French railway shares has also been firmer than on Saturday, and it is remarked that this department of the house is almost mira culously supported. Stock is still scarce, and to the oversold position of the market on this side the comparative steadiness of quotations is purely owing. At 4 o'clock Northerns were quoted 32 to 33; Strasbourg', 37 to ; Paris and Lyons, 151 to prem.; Central of France, 1 tol prem. Other foreign lines ruled flat. Charleroi and Erquelines, Madras and Dutch Rhenish were lower. Royal Danish is quoted only 1 dia. to 1 prem. ii 12 148 148 se Id 107 1011 .14 00 17 MI ill Mt —ad MI SI 2 le 21, al KAMM IL Witmer sod Bisiadm Besions to Velsisa liat al og= Marion.' awl Irgellams. Nice 'ad 908149111 Dstalk Vogt • ILWAYL Ms 13 lj di $ 3 . _~ -- :~ :: n. ~1:«.......... h 4 db 4 mu Pr i t .• II Si . pia i f die ii.. 4i4707611 - 7qt;OTt . rand 'huh d pfaab ohms and bails eat Central e me : d h a.aar. Hen... . Wia.o ris Tonal° er,ie aZu ei ► I . 1 1 di Us. ( /Agway nw (C• 61 ). Do. °wanton Solara & la.) Northers of Frame— Do. 10& 3 per et. Bind, (fin B. it Maim* obs.) llorwegisa ?rank ?raw. Para aa4 Lyons Vans 'ad Winos Paris ALI Pula nod Iltroonosql Par i P• e ei 11y is Ie 14 / a If 134 pia 46 46 oil et_ 37 576 11 4 a rk 1 - 11 ID r i: ir II I S " !° p. rr tin' "dis Sit di THIS DAY.—Twe o'CLocs. The marietopen edgood,bntsoon ---- slowed weak ness, and has since been steadily drooping. London and North-Western is quoted 99 to 1; Midland, 65 1 to 56; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 601 to 611; Great Western, 771 to 781; Great Northern., 171 to 1; Dover., 17 to 1; and Caledonians, 231 to 1. In French shares Strasbourg. are better at 371 to f, and Northerns at 331 to 1. Paris and Lyons are quoted 15 to 1 prem. FITZ MINUTES PAST Two. With the further decline in Consols, the railway market has become flatter all round. ORDINARY BRAZEN AID ITOCRIL &b "'s I 4 tiOttij I _laed___l Jima= avk m, Do. do. do. M... liriad sal Issas . _ . _ o Chaim sad lielyhead DirillasalaillsetJuse.. Dona% Mb. sod Aber _ datia Swifts Ilia Ditto 811 fra - a a).. Woes ... .. warn Qatar. C.. D D,. Dolo ILLS.) 0100 1 Ng Seib toot lamooblos 1 DIMINO oullitglr • Dalsboost mg _ ... s ~+ - ow' V, es. ::: I. w iron:* .7 7 IMGUM& WasL(lrg) 100 Olga WM= I I 101* Salk Dolga ... vl Leassegr see Carlota .. UI Da 100 Lamilogial 111 AM, Do. 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One MOM at Irmo lowbusa dame. Upper bale lb* ... I West linen . n swir omit wawa of . Waters of awilserlmal &Aka Ckai Beinas lb. Maras Mina Pali. prima` does Yentorday today. ——— 110,100 1 Aro Pea all I 4 Po I# MAIO 1 /Anglo Australian Gold all 4 ass 144..1e 1,,,, 3 Asigusealiforsaan ...• all i 1 r 4 Itylla 10 tAustralsOss NAM 2 Do. Gel Yining 1 I 1 d IMIO tAmitrallaa 1 Austreliaa Oordllbra I Australian Prishold SUSS 1 Ave Karla. all 44 db SOO II Blasasercia Loa k Coal all 104,404/ I Brill& bastralloa Gold all 4 4Ms Alga 03 fltrillitkaa ILI I 11 MIS LS flkaa.babilso.atilpo 144 $ 3 0,000 80 D 0 Ossabaad Mato aIT 24 11 11,000 Itay 3O Do. IL Jabs Del II 324 Sti 110,006 I 013101 AI On& 50. 4 4 4 alb 14001 40 Din Oappar MAO II Klokelal Obi 1 4Po ColnaP o l3 h i ., iizcio., Khmer Maas 01 Bap. all 53 03 0,000 23 +Do. Poi. 74 per coat. all 51:4 pm 10,00 v 1 +SagreAustnllanOonn , all 3 24 34 103,000 7; Ortat Nowt WA el 1 par 1:0,1100 10 iGe,s Do. sal sd lloglatar all 14 111 " 11,000 1 Grail Dash, of Bader all 1 die par 11.014 3 Gnat Polgooth...— an 24 2AI 100 00t I lake Bathurst. all 1 4Ms I‘,olo 1 Monty all 4 # illa. 4 3,00 3 flArisna 00,000 1 labiaaaoaßlara• Gild QUila Quishbi OA. c all 4 100,460 1 2112224uNs IAO OO II Iladilabilltabsoriara II Se 1 1 Nab Masada 100.000 1 Bombs Maim an 6I pm 14 10,0 20 PostgllmisdlLL.l2.ll4.. all 184,400 6 Part P=....--. I 2I ID 11000 1 0,001 311 t ri Alg his 1,4110 SO 11~4,0a1a . lO4 $4 41 50,000 I Snit Arintsollsa..—. au i 4Ms 1,000 10 lin Oran 1! 10, 03 11 1 /Dana bloom.__ all 114 4 10, 1 walla .. .... 100,000 1 Wart 01;siada — ....— .... all I I ils MAW 1 Wei Mariposa lova 1 later all Ms AAamma.A : " Ibm r. .A.... A -.....• West Yaks iffalubff—by JOINT ',TOOK Daises dies taday. BURGLARY AT SANDWELL HALL, TUX RESIDENCE or Ma. Mnsvz, M.P.—We bad last week to record that Great Ban Hall had been broken into sad robbed, and we now state that some time during the night of Fri day or early on Saturday morning last, Sandwell Hall, the present residence of G. F. Monts, Es q., M.P., wu burglarionaly entered. Polioe- consta blellths, de spatched on Saturday, by Inspector Dew to the hall, found the entrance had been effected arose a half glue door, from the library opening es lawn. The door of a second room adjoising had also been forced open, evidently by a jemmy or poker. Whether the robber or robbers were disturbed (although no one in the mansion appears to have been awakened daring this proceeding), or whether valuable property bad bees earefully removed, we cannot say, but beyond. a silver knife and fork, marked P.A.M., and plan,a in a box, and a few other trifling articles, aottaat of ow aims was takea.—BiraWaghass Poor. Pd. y ie104 36" : Besisma dam N. I . Baru. 40 Austreleds . . al TO 11 716 . .. 40 Mt. O. YelYi Siiiitiiiii Co an O. g I As 6 li 4 Ali assa I p dim par 14 16 16 ii i _ , 16 I 1.. if Asa. 16 1.8 1 1 so so a .... . . 1 • Fs i 10.00 u , I 00 1:: - 2 , 1 I rig .. 7 i 34 " so. so I nines WI i ;:iiiii '::: . . . Ist = Wl' 25 01144441 Bask corporouse ao l 46:7 406 61 1 10. 100 Pr0v144141 et Inimad l6 4, 10 De, New . a➢ 14.400 6 Ural .6.ediriliii . 114iiiiii ! awl Ool tu l& Oa. 8,440 ROUIII . 10,030 13 UM.. Avalealli all 60 a am .. D. Neu . .... fp 40 Velma tiiii...... ..... 14.100 40 Wisest Madrid . all Se. Bb.l Illacizianwas. MI y IS.,isiPrirosi ~ 5 • Aabla OW sad Iran I L.• . 26 Au ull estra lrlin alia& Aol IP AT 12.600 Kall l2 • . 10 Amaral= Royal 16... 10 Milo Walarwleks. .... 6T Bri ar a radar 1a . W1:7. : i a a labialica Caolaw 10.000 100 Camila f• '' V I st i r' • • • 4 email taboo of Fresco 1). Glamn4rsiliatiO66 I: — IS . 3 .! 11141oplag 00 l6 8,01 . blob 11601n04 Hew . 161. 1 1 1 1W is g ragon williiia rij all = = Wk. . 1 N . 3 106 di 16.00 N.W. a r asilliar. 113. n 1 Vollala l.. 4l•l4atia 01 1 1 4 - 7114 par • . 1 Do. ow . ..... WNW 30 Noind aims 111ausa no . VW iii UM a Moira all I ian 31, 30 Pealwabg ao.loa llineld Ms. 01 . 26 SCOW Portirod Inv Osiiiiii an 14 . 10 Royal Mal 1 way Intl 1 844461414 Arlo lavoim all at 14 / 4 6 M O T Joan Aisilialka Lad. ...26 30 az 10.00061 I Vaa DlaisairM al ll lB4 a 17 MONEY MARKET. MONDAY MVININIO. Owing chiefly to statements that only a small detachment of the English and French fleets has passed the Dardanelles, the tendency towards a rally observed in the English stock market on Saturday, afternoon became stronger this morning, and prioesi for a short time showed a recovery of 1 per cent. Sales, however, quickly followed, stimulated by the great rise in the corn market; and the funds, after showing rather marked depression, finally closed some 1 per cent. lower than the final rates of Satur day. There has been much less agitation than on Saturday, and the appearance of prices was certainly more settled, but the fluctuation was yet severe, and the market must be pronounced lbeavy in character. The disposition to sell stock on any favourable reaction continues, notwithstanding the late severe decline. The sales of the dsy have been very influential, the broker who usually acts for the Bank of England and for the government being a prominent seller; and it is stated that a good deal a money stock has been plaeed on the market. It appears that the panic of Saturday was greatly assisted by the selling out of more than one enor mous "bull" account that had been " continued " from a previous high range of prices. It is some what remarkable that, after so severe a fall as that of Saturday, the reaction that was to be naturally looked for should be so weakly maintained. It will be observed that the Paris Bourse has not responded to the violent agitation of the London market. Consols opened 921 to 4 for account, and soon touched 93, but the recovery was of short duration, sales carrying the price gradually down to 911. At three o'clock the quotation was 911 toy for money, and 914 to d for the 13th Oct., and the latest non official quotation was 91/ to 92 for time. On Satur day the closing value was 92 to 4. The official business list includes :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 4, 92, 91/, 92, 914; ditto for account, 13th October, 924, 93, 921, 4,1, 911, 92, 911. Three per Cent. Annuities, 1726, 991. I n di a St oc k, 240. The beet price that can be quoted for Exchequer Bills is 1455. to 10e. dis., and for any considerable sum 15s. die, could probably not be realised. India Bonds closed nominally ss. die. to par. The foreign stock market opened more steadily, bat became flat again, and generally appears heavy in character. In no cue is there any rally from Saturday's depression. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 231 to 1 ; Spanish Deferred, 21 to 211; the Committee's Certificates, sto 6 per cent. Peru vian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 68 to 72. Granada Deferred, 8 to 9; ditto Active, 21 to 22. Sales are thus recorded :—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bondi, 97, 98 (exchange, 25f.) Brazilian Foljkand-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 95, 941, 954. Datil Five per Cents., 102. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 96, 951. Equadorßonds, 41. Granada Deferred, 81, 81. Mexican Three per Cents., 24, 231, 4. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 70, 71, 701; ditto for account, 30th Sept., 694; ditto Three per Cent., 50, 1. Portuguese Four per Cents. for account, 421, 42; ditto ex all overdue coupons, 39. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 961. Sar dinian Five per Cents., 90, 91. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 444, 45, 441 • ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 211 4, 1. I fhe Passive Bonds (con verted), 41. The Committee's Certificates, 51 per cent. Wednesday next, the 28th, will be " making up" day in the share market. The Indiana has arrived from Port Phillip with dates to the 24th May, and 41,617 ounces of gold, and the Hooghly from Sydney, which port she left on the 25th May, with 7,078 ounces. We have here a total of 48,595 ounces, worth 194,4001. The Medway is also in from Port Phillip, and is known to have gold on board, but the amount cannot yet be ascertained. She sailed on the 15th June. The shipments of the precious metals from the United States to this side are still very trifling. The Europa brings in only 170,226 dole., or about 34,0001. So far we do not hear of any revival of the de mand for gold for transmission to the continent. The corn market to-day wu rather excited, at a rise, since last Monday, of 4s. to ss. per qr. for wheat. Even at this advance there are no eager sellers. Floating cargoes ruled fully ss. per qr. I higher than lut Monday, the French demand con tinuing, and there being a stronger probability of an interruption of our trade with the grain ports of the Black Sea. Land shares to-day were generally firmer, but, with the exception of a recovery of 11. in Van Die men's Land shares, there was no decided improve ment in prices. Bank shares were also firmer, with a reduction of the " margins ;' but the new stocks, subject to calls, do not rally. Crystal Palace shares closed 1 to 1 prem. ; ditto New, 15-16 to 1 1.16 prem. Australian Royal Mail Steam shares (81. paid), mark 34. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by our government stocks at present prices. To render the results strictly accu rate, the proportion of interest which may have ac ' trued since last dividend period should in each cue be taken into account. Three per Cent. Consols Three per Ceat. Reduced Bank Stock India Stock Exchequer Bills (interest Id. per oent. per day). • Price. 92 shut shut 240 16.. dii. Int. per cent. per annum. £3, 6 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 7 6 1 10 7 Annexed is a staternent (extracted from the Liver pool Weekly Share List) showing the rates yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prices. Since the statement was compiled by the Liverpool authority, however, prices have generally gone rather lower: rot. par at. per snam at the rate of dividend pall Pm. Pries. RAILWAY. Let i year. Let year K IliiMUM* id 19 Of 51 Of 18 Ina Dwrierri 164 Ltreepeek Crosby. and Southport ad 17 114 S 01 4 Illiksik Ilkabeira. AM Derby SO Oriel Willem 19 LeDos2 aDll Illselli Miles Pins zd 0 0 5 0 -—— _ . 101 Lodes sad North Western Stock 44 Leoweldr• and YarkeWas Stook ad 3 1 61 4 1 71 • 164 Teek.Srmsealls, sad Berwick id 416 4 1 101 30 Itidlodlkiat Wistari—lrelasd .ad 413 4 1 0 46 Doti!. Ma Whet .ad 417 1 4 1 41 $1 Alas= Swath Wagers ad 4IS 1 4 1 3 16.1 Nest ad 4 12 4 3 96 WWI sad Fader ad 411 1 4 1 10 11 ban Clountiae ad 4 1 4 I 8 8$ lasearair and CarUile ..ad 4 1i 4 1 10 37 Lades. Brighton, and South Coast ad 3 1 4 1 S 34 =sad Glasgow ad 4 4 1 1 t 4 64 14 assiliera and WeeSera— lreland ad 4 ei 4 64 7$ Leados sod 6=o'V/ester& ad 4 to 4 1 11 ni Tat gal North Welland ad 3 8 0 18 Oast 13481bern _ 3l 3 :1 e 1 i 7 Mow wed Birkenhead ...zd 3 13 el 3 $ A. The rate of return derivable from guaranteed railway stocks is shown below : ist fee cost. Pros. Price. 00AILUITIIRD DTTIDINDP. per manual. 16 Nor* Western 3= =soft . id 6 0 0 9 Cils, P. mad ad 8 0 0 107 86-or Pretense% 3 per wet. stock ad 4 13 311 + 130 Mt. His 8 per Belt. poleramo 65 ad 4 If 3 111 York mad North Klikal 44 p. et pot. ad 4 12 41 Miami how 44 pr cost polersoom zd 4 12 am 174 Bbrowebory wed Meter Bpa mut. Pret. 4 II 8 110 Ball owl Iltar id 4 1 105 Groat Waimea 44 . per seat dock ad 4 04 9 Ewa lowertin Prot. 4 dors 6 per opt. .zel 4 4 16 Groat licolkiws 8 per sent. preterawo ad 4 4 ' 4 4 loweptiPro owl YorkeldppaL 6 per earn ad 4 9 . .. _ . 146 liariedgeb lad Mistake 'ref. 6 per ea.. .. _ 224 11141iid. &IL W. Hand Goole, N. LIMAN; ad 4 2i 34 Ina 14= is amdleg Annnitks id 4 0 144 MINIM harem 6 per cent id 4 41 1411 1e16161 sod liwasban var. 6 per cent. ad 4 1 1411 Loa. MOM NA &Coot Pref. 6 per cent id 4 1 11l flelatit Yews 46 wit feteece entree 4 0 154 Meth Ws% io percent. id 3 1 64 14 ltr ipanote•d 4 per cent. sd 3 1 9 44 Pals re, gr. U. 5.6d.p.a.,tn.'55 7/.175.2d id 3 IS 11 6 • 6 per cat ustu November, 1953, then 5 per nest to perpetuity. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's express:— Amsterdam, Saturday, closing prices:—Dutch Foar per Cents., 881; ditto Two--a-Half per Quits., 8i: ec so ss sc 111 1 7 I I 141 IN 100 If* 11011 ii Is et. M a 60, 6 S At. "lon 17 i 5 IS 10 to I p.a. 414 u IN t 4 HO 141 11 Ifs 17 4 I [THREEPENCE. 601 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 211 ; the Coupons, 61; the old Three per Cent. Foreign, 461; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 781; Granada Deferred, 13I; Portuguese New, 371; Granada Active, 204; Peruvian New, 69; Mimi.. can New, 221; Equador, 4. Exchange on Lon don, 11.771; ditto, two months, 11.671. Paris: Closing prices this day: Three per Cent. Fontes, 75.85; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents, 101.50; Bank Shares, 2,815. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLock. The funds opened pretty steadily, but have since given way materially on further unfavourable state ments referring to politics, and now stand at the lowest point current for years past. Consols opened 911 to # for money and 91; to 1' for account, reached 921 for time, and have since steadily declined to 901 to 911 for the 13th Oct. At the present moment the tone of the market is very unsettled. India Bonds mark 41. dia.: and Exchequer Bills, 16s. to 10s. dia. Foreign stocks are generally lower, especially Russian. Mexica n i s quote d 2 3 to 1; and Spanish Deferred, 21 to 1. Russian Fives mark 111; ditto I Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 961 to 97; Sardinian, 901 to 911; Swedish, 92 ; Granada Deferred, 81 ; Equador, 41; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 621. MONDAY EYININO. Business has been rather more active in home mining stocks to-day, but the market presents no es pecial feature. The sales reported are South Cam don, at 2321 ; Condurrow, 1421 ; Alfred Cons o l s , 221, ; Callington, 2 ; West Stray Park, 71 ; Tre viskey and Barrier, 93 ; St. Day United, 395., 40s. ; Vale of Towey, 245. 6d. ; Thomas U n it e d, 2. The gold mining share market was firmer, espe cially for Agua Fria and Nouveau Monde, and closed well supported. Business, however, was very quiet. Yuba River were sensibly better. At four o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted ; to 1 prem. ; Great Nugget, 3-16 t o 3-16 di s . ; Port Phillip, 1 to die.; British Australian, 4 to die. ; Agua Fria,l to a prem. ; Nouveau Monde, 1 to / prem. Copiapo shares were flatter. Metcalfe closed 1; to 21 rem ., being fairly suppo r t e d a t th e p resen t pri oe . Thenominal closing price s o f new undertakings are as follows :—Mizen Head, / to 1 dis. ; Lewis Hill Range, /to dia. ; Cologne Lead, 1 to dis. ; Clarendon (of Jamaica), 1 to 1 prem.; Britannia Gold, I to a per sh. ; New South Wales Coal, to 1 dia.; L'Aigle d'Or, / to 1 die.; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, dis. to prem.; Mount Carbon Coal, 4 to 4 dia. ; Kenmore, par to 1 pram.; Lake Superior Copper, dia. to par. • Connemara, ,4 die. to par; Glenaulin, to dis ' . ; Australian Mutual, ato die. ; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, 4 ) dis. ; Mel bourne Gold, 1 to / dia.; Golden Mountain, to I per share; Great Hewas United Ting; dis. to par; Poltimore, dia. to par; Lackamor Copper, ••to} Adelaide Land and Gold, Ito 04 • ritiah and Colonial Smelting and Reduc tion', dis. to par; New South Wales Gold, to 1 dis. ; Obernhof, par to ; prem. ; Great Crinnis, dis to par; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal, par to 1 prem.;_ Port Royal (of Jamaica), to 1 prem. ; Jamaica Copper, Ito 11 prem. • Garnett and Moseley, 11 to 2 prem.; New Lin ares, 1 dia. to par ; Sue River (of Jamaica), par to 1 prem.; Met calfe (of Jamaica), la to 2 prem.; Liguanea (of Jamaica), 1 die. to par; Parkwyn and Carwalsick, dia. to par ; Dhurode Copper, /- dim. to 1 prem. ; Monarch Gold, / to dia. ; Australian Consols, 4 to 1 , dia. ; Albion Gold, /to dis.; Carberry* West, /to (d. South Devon Consols, to dia. ; Perron Wheel Alfred, par to prem. ; Peninsular Mining, / dis. to a. prem. ' • Chancellorsville Freehold, par to 1 prem.. ' King Arthur Consols, 3-16 prem. ; Vyvyan Consols, 1-16 prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocir. . . The gold mining share market to-day is dull, with little change in prices. Agua Fria and Nouveau Monde are quoted I to / prem.; Colonial Gold, / to prem.; and Great Nuggets, 3.16 to 1-16 dia. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 29 to 31; and Peel River, to / dis. Cobra shares mark 431; and Linares, 9 to 1. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCINO-LANK-THIS DAY. Stroart.—The market is doll, but we do not alter general quotations :-400 bhde. West India sold in public sale; Barbadoes, 31s. 6d. to 38e. 6d. ; Nevis, 31s. 6d. to 351. 6d.; 808 bags Bengal also sold without spirit, 365. to 375. 6d. The refined market chews a decline :—Brown lumps, 445. to 445. 6d. ; smeary, 45e. to 475. COPFII.-180 cask" plantation Ceylon were offered in public sale, a large portion was bought in, and the remainder sold heavily ; 3,800 bags native Ceylon were offered, the importers met the market and all sold 45s 6d. to 465., a few lots 46a. 6.1. ; this shows a decline of ls. on the late nominal prices. Taa.—The market continues very firm. Cocoa.-450 bags Trinidad offered, and chiefly bought in. P .-2,500 bags Aleppo were offered ; about half sold at 40. to sd. Mex.—This article is steady but less active than the last two days. BALTPITRI.-2,700 bogs were offered, 600 sold; refrac tion 11 29, and n 28. COTTON continues doll of sale. In other articles Bo material alteration ; but markets generally are dull, under the influence of the money and political disarrangements. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is rather firmer this afternoon, with less dis position to sell for forward delivery. The demand on the spot is good. Town Tallow is quoted 674. 6d. ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 68s. to +sBs. 3d.; Oet. to Dec., 576. 6d.; Jan. to March, 68s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply large. No alteration in prim. Prime meadow hay, 90s. to 110 s. ; inferior, 501. to 805. ; rower, 40s. to 50s. ; clever, 801. to 126 e. ; second cut, 775. &L to 110 s. ; straw, 335. to 365. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY, 10.45 ALM. Wind W.S.W., moderate, and cloudy. Arrived.—Orecian (steamer), from Malta; Anna, from Prince Edward's Island. Off.—Edward Stanley. Sailed.—Australia, for New York. QUEENSTOWN, Sirs. 25. Wind N.W., a strong gale. Arrived.—Elizabeth Rose, from Dragomeistre ; Sarah, from Salonioa ; Mary Wylie and Rattlesnake, from Alexandria. DEAL, TVZSDAT, 9.25 A.M. Wind W., moderate, and line. Anchored.—bnrgomeister Jensen, from London, for Me'bourns. Passed.--Jessy, from westward, for rivet. The ship Hooghley, from Sydney, for London, put in and anchored, with loss of two anchors and chains, one of which has been supplied from Margate. The Camilla, from London, for Launceston, put in here with loss of two anchors and chains, and is being supplied from hence. The homeward bound under weigh, and proceed ing for the river. The French squadron under weigh, and proceed ing westward. THE NAVY CONTRACE.—The quantity taken on Irish account is very large, and a considerable portion of it will be made up in this city by the houses of Messrs. Gould and Co., Mr. Selby Clare, Messrs. George Madder and Co., and Messrs. P. Murphy and Son, the two latter firma having been so fortunate as to have their tenders accepted at h.gber figures than other contracting parties. The quantity to be made up in Ireland is 4,050 tierces and 1,100 barrels of beef, and 7,800 tierces and 3,900 barrels of pork ; .on French account, 1,000 tierces of pork ; on Hansbre account, 1,000 tierces and 500 barrels of beef, and 1,300 tierces of pork; on American account, 1,100 tierces of beef, and on Dantaio account 400 tierces and 600 barrels pork. The making up of such a large quantity of the con tract in the city, and the extensive labour it will afford to the coopering trade, &c., as well as to other branches of employment, will be of no small advantage daring the viater sessos.—Cork Cosolibition. 74 s+ t l i g 111. 111 13 M 711 41 48 130 123 IN 11111 711 70 i al 14 Is i II llj II SS if 101 1 ii 84 16.1 1 M Ili wd 1•1