The Express. — London, England, 1853-09-07 00:00:00

1 Tte (Ertprt% / 4 ~^ ~~--~ ~ i f.~.T -~--~ XXA . "/ r O's No. 2,198.] L ( .;NDON, WEDNESDAY EVENINo, SEPTEMBER 7, 1853. [THREEPENCE. 1.1 N K of I.)E POS I I', 7, St. Mar titer-place, intsier.oporo, tomes. IS VP...41M: 1.11,1L1 era vogatioled to etudes au. I• 0 tbb. InAitutinn, by wltult • "bike d@ el been% may be n,.1 e.tb perfect +cavity. IX LWOW, axeliely. Plant mulanow, Dineur. rtoopostoose No on opplloolios. FOR AUSTRALIA and the COLONIES.—L;.ght, emop, rid ourobt • niVING.—CROOCIO,d PliaeiNT • iLt 4. Kis WING FLLT io pert. etly Impervious to rat , ...eon. swi truot, aot hoo hien tried by • lone and 'rearm imp Lam.. , loom bill the timber required for elates; eaa be lbw oft • cio‘t fotiiiti hit unpr .ciarl person. PRICK. ON A PINNY Crodiron'it Patent NONA URDU KTING Volt M.▪ i oweilic items bo Ws mid Ore 'ayes 21 per ter i t a Nit hoarioa and teetiancissla mot by Fart w applieation • m CROOGOIt as s iy,„ g i IioW6ATRAJILI, LONDON, rho *lei sop •ly 8111 P DRIATIIINta Vol sad 1210140110 CS Veit km damp yso s d Golan to mashie/the tranceraterm nUlt full size MODERATOR LAY,p, with globe / Fla* Yid steed wimple*, Om Wilma ow an d aw l, ha" Ss. sorb. Every um Mom to parse .1.. a c . frogs Pert. DINA .14 4P 34 . Per Pam& surril. air sa mil (wetly opposite ferrudldelllN ___ EAU GM COMPORT is SI jAyn4o.—B. and & cowniar CANTON STROP. et Morkilsani Mare MIMONI. smters Aloft oar Is do mos Raft Me. TM Selooslal o toes tart moot joking orpoli. Mr. Moe 1 ban wads trial d To a Ram Mom NM led IS to wow ROW than any woo I hare I. 't h a w u m p ie , IN. pap OMB big tosraraent• fat seat , .thia a m C. Wow Rot. To Mono. B. sad 4, (I m mo. Merl. I rm . diterdraissit. Liwina." ' , Boo th• lion% as.. way Is obtained, sad 4an og So. ed.. 7.. M., sad fa. dd. eadi.—COWVANd' respeold Yam Ter A fArder awl Illwrime Powder. sou= god IrIIECE: TEETH me ma bib- pal arab NI, *Mil* eater, la PM arra ad dry me rpirdp op a rrral 'arab Ire as bards/ Middy arforire le rad h"te.ltr. as arias MINIM ille ..Zrge t at lb . J. ROWLANDS' ODONTO If "Kau DOI 'FMCS . 1106 la endiadri all tear Nal as. fis ti..r, ad Idaddll go parlis alasrus Isar ermarda mina wad ad** Ilrear parkdr. dr dem Ins and p▪ ar tie orb Greap le tisk aaiMe t irk Inn les Ofallalit* bar. aaK ir prtagressama sal parley r ter lerraL Ma fa. N. per boa. ."kel":lte w i .SOWlMildif 0600" an as as I. Ira and *A, Itowialbli OM. arkapirder." a the devermrst ▪ .. Pald by ass and by erradar add admen. THE DAILY NEW S. Lesdon Moraine Pam pogo M. Ara roltieul Organ. the DAILY MIMS le at the head of the Li tre: Fres of Orem Rntein, edroesting free *ammo la Its bresdeat wee, Ad all • mad end practical reform% whether pendia, aciaial, er Is the extent and value of Its General Morm—ln the nesemsery of he L eyar i a , the ample, truthful. and Impartial &erecter of Re in the varied meroastileand eommercia I M t inst. enstained In the City, Railway, sad Moselary Articles, — Paper ia nmerpaseed. It cosu•o. • more detailon list of Shipping than any other mer— le imheivety early report of Shipping is the Indian Washy every merlaml mill—aid the only daily Mining Report, with list of pricer, abashed saywhere. It addreeses itself to fees es, as being the only paper besides the tom" weigh includes. and has always eacluded, horn its 0011111101 gpegtmlye advertriessotn. It. is piddle layout is shown by the last return of stamps he the year 1060 to Vie leading Leedom Newspaper., by Mike it Ell be pees that this paper (the youngest by Oars than half years) bot Ivo years beaten three of competitors : lietablietted. Stamps Mimed. tic. isi, rnsoloicts Illowoso Peer 20-.7080 1111411.11. MILV NEWS ....._.........• 2.000 lie roctinued mainten mac this peel s junket/is following ' op.nion recently esteemed by • goatees i• the 11,0 y News 'is the youngest " o72l : the Loudon ewes* rater, I'mo the But it toot high ground ands high liberal tone—re pre inane conelelsntly the rissevative liberalism which le dearly the üba elanion of England . and already, with the mimed bighead gnu t recogneeed daily puma, end with the lorleo 7 corner advertiornonte neat to the Them '—obtained by any s a c., tto political more than corresponds with Ss commereial 631.1W2te." 7. he or lere.l or any Bookseller Newsman in the tingdan ;or at tkOlke, 10, Bouverie-street, Fleet-Mreet, Loodme. CHEAP ISSUE of ESTABLISHED BCHOOL.BOOK t. •; Tbn Pobll•lero have been Welured to im•oe the followlag works at yrk4. varying from Pd. to 1•. ed.. to the hope °ramming ao eaten ow r.tr amttrerorate wit► their intrimie 'aloe end extreme thr.pw-w. REV. G. D. 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EINAT, sp:mautry of tile Interlinear System, Ifieo, . Walton mad Manly, 2s, Upper Gower•ltreet, sad 27, THE WEATHER TABLE. W2l/111111DAT, SITTIMBIII 7, 1853. 7%, 'tau of the Weatner st each et the following places She o'eloek yesterday morning. 11. e stations are imaged is melee of latitude. ; Strong B ; Overcast. Truulluort—N.H. ; Strong B ; Partially Cloudy. Gammreicu—N. ; Gentle Breese ; PardullY Cloudy hanore—N.; Gentle Breese ; Partially Cloudy. C eriamoot-71. ; Gentle Breese; Cloudlese. 7 eimortm-71.E. ; Hard Wind; Cloudless. Ile retinas from the following places did not reach this wee IS time for publication yesterday ; they, therefore, Wiest' th e state o f t h e weather on Monday morning at aon'ekwk . I . III IMICIL-8 ; Calm; Cloudless. l l:tutioss-IC. ; Strong Breese; Ra i n. ; Calm; Overcast. Cetwa—false; Cloudy. Ilittregeu—Sl W. ; Osutle Breese ; Very Firm. I.4II CAsTIK—W.; Cala; Cloudless. Ds alletiviix-71.N.W.; Gentle Breese; Overcast. lit ter — N.W.; Calm ; Overawe. P ft.mitsCItUTICAL SOCIITT Of/ GREAT BRITAIN.- 11 '''thlay a nuneeroim sleeting of the members of this so u: 1 1 we. held at the Institution is Bloomsbury-square. A taesoim of sbnst three hours took place upon the subject lb' determination of the administration to enforce car %.ll hya laws, Ind terminated with a vote of confidence is Is Uinta. Foktir NAT Y. KaCaer--A few days ago a gets tellies obtained at one of the hanks in Lilo spool a draft for vrlAlt he placed in hie side coat pocket, nelfiectinfr •':ie harry to put it in his pocket-book, which he had bo a out fir the purpose. When he had gone about ten /W. Irons the hank he discovered that an esptrt thief had fe t ter, d the book, but the draft fortua,tely teataiaad at - nttota of hie pocket.—Ltverpoei Carwitcla. GREAT POLGOOTH MINI. % COMPANY. Yesterday an adjourned Meeting of the proprie tor i s this co mpany was held at th e L on d on T avern, M r. P. D. HADOW in the chair, to consider the report of the isommittee of inquiry appointed at the general meeting of the 19th of May for the purpose of investigating the at- Senate, and for instituting an inquiry into the present con • dition and future prospects of the mine, and also by what muss its future working could be profitably carried on. The report which was presented to the proprietors at a meeting held on the 23rd ult. stated that toe accounts had been correctly kept as far as regarded the receipts and ex penditure in the ledger and cash-book, but that the state ment of accounts as presented at the g 1 meeting, signed by the auditors, appeared to have been manufactured fee the object of making a profit appear upon which divi dends might be legitimately declared, arid which in fact were paid out of the capital of 'lie company. With regard to the future prospects of the property the committee add : " Although it appears that the exploratory works have been judiciously selected, with the hope of permanently benefit ing the company, they have required longer time to develop than was anticipated, and consequently have not proved so remunerative. 'Until an improvement occurs in some of the venoms code and levels a certain expenditure will have to be iseurred in addition to the cost of prosecuting that portion of the work, which it will be evident to the share holders is the principal hope and mainstay of their pro perty, via., the sinking of the eastern shaft. It should be borne in mind that, it the St. Martin's lode at the 96 fathom level had not been lost, the former occupiers would have continued in possession of the sett, as up to a certain q rind that lode returned immense quantities of tin. A large outlay has been sobsequently made, and by dint of great perseverance the lode has bees again 4 s- eevemill. and is seen is the 94 fathom level for upwards of 60 fathoms, lengthening as the depth increases. It may be remarked that Polgooth, long as it has continued to work, A still a shallow mine, the greatest depth being Taylor's shaft, which is 110 fathoms, whilst Wheal Vor has been prosecuted to a depth of upwards of 300 fathoms. Bat, in order now to work the Bt. Martin's late effectually, and to advantage, it I. absolutely necessary, as stated in the mining captain's report, to continuo the sinking of the eastern shaft; but, inasmuch as the capital of the eempeny has become prematurely exhausted, by rein , eon of upwards of 6,0001. having been improperly applied in making dividends out of capital, as, noted in the earlier part of the report, which should I have been applied to its legitimate intention, namely, the l sinking of this new shalt, and by the heavy additional wet during the last winter, from the excessive and Impress dented centinuance of wet weather, as set forth at the last general meeting, it becomes necessary to provide additional funds, to replace those which have bean misappropriated. The capital which is now required for sinking the shaft, and carrying on the mine until this tin ground can be reached, as well as for discharging the present liabilities, as are shown in the balance-sheet, should not be less than 10,0001. The whole of this sum would not be immediately required, but would be distributed over a period of about 12 months, as the works progress, during which interval great improvements may take place. It now remains for us to suggest, after much anxious consideration, as the best course for raising the requisite capital, that a cell of 16s. per share be made, to be extended over a period of 12 months, which will not only discharge all the existiobliabi. lines, and meet the expense of she monthly workings during a period of two years, hut will place the mine in a sound and profitable condition for future operations. In conclud iog our,report, we cannot bu• express our opinion, haled upon that of the mining captains, whir'. has been sub mits, d to the meeting, and alter a lengthened investigation into the character and prospects of this property, that the required outlay is fully justified by the important results • which a spirited and proper development of the mine, and rediscovered St. Martin's Lode, holds out to the ad venturers." The Cuatausx stated that at the last meeting the share holders would remember it was deemed advisable that the consideration of the report of the committee should be adjourned for a fortnight, to enable the shareholders to consider it, and decide upon the course to be pursued. There were two alternati.•.— must abandon _....heuves—either they the property, and sell it fur what it would fetch, or they must make up their minds to subscribe the necessary capi tal to carry it on properly, and, he Loped, profitably. lie and his colleagues had an opinion in the matter, but they forbore stating it, preferring that the shareholders should decide for themselves. There could be no doubt that the concern had been grossly mismanaged, but be did not think it was irremediably bad. The report would show that something might be dune, and looking at the chances o mining speculations generally, he thought there was a good chance upon the cards for them. Mr. GAWTIIOIIX moved that the report and accounts lea adopted. The resolution we. seconded by Mr. T. A. Coos. In reply to questions, The C HAIRMAN said Mr. Thomas bad been the managing director, and he was now dead, and could not, therefore, be made responsible. Mr. 1. Brown and Mr. F. Brown, whe were alio members of the managing committee, never at tended, but left everything to Mr. 'Thomas, who was the person by whom the shareholders had been deceived. The money which had been paid up to put the mine in a prods able working state, had, it seemed, a great portion of it. been repaid to the proprietors r dividend instead of being appropriated to the purpose tar whirs it was advanced. Mr. .1. Brown admitted be bad bees guilty of negligence in not luokiog after Mr. Thumb bail he encased himself on the ground that he had palest OW adenine in 11.:n. The Messrs. Brown were, with ahem the picks who sold the mice to the present oompsy, and they were paid partly in money and partly in share. The shares he believed they sold. The resolution was carried. Mr. HmelLTtmm, a meusbi.: of the investigation unmet toe, said he wu authorised to tender the resignation of Mr. J. Brown. (Cheers and laughter.) The SICRETMLY, by desireof the Chairman, read a letter of resignation from Mr. F. Drown. A resolution, accepting the resignation of both gentle men, was then passed, and it was resolved that a new com mittee of management bo iippomtell, to consist of Mtil P. D. Hadow, F. Mercier, 0. Bermingham, —Cswthorne, and A. Cox. The CHetamate, in reply to &question, said 3004. a month beyond the present receipts would be required to carry on the works efficiently. The mine had 'raptured within the last month, and the yield of tin was now about twenty tone a mouth. - ---__. Auditors were then appointed, and a call of 15e. a Aare payable 10s. on the lst October. 2s. 64. on the let March, and 2.. 6d. on let October, 18.54, resolved upon. The proceelings concluded with a vote of thanks to the chairman and the other members of the committee of in vestigation. COLLISION ON THE CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY.—On Monday night, an accident of the above chstacter happened to the 2.45 up train from Holyhead when jut in sight of the Chester station. There is at that point of the line a shunting lying to the north of the rails, which is reached by cross rails fr on both lines of the road, and it happened that as the tr.iin before specified was approachiog Chester, it ran into o short luggage train which was at that instant being removed from the down line to the shunting, completely capsizing it. The confu sion et the moment among the p•saengers, chiefly excur sionists on their return from the Dub.in Exhibition, defies description. Happily, however, there was no harm done to life or limb, all the damage bring confined to the upset vans and the fittings of the foremost carriages of the pas- stager train. ACCIDENTS IST THRESHING MACTIINF.S.—The acci dents which occur by these machines are innumerable. Scarcely a week passes but we have to record some mischief effected by them. Timothy Eogledeld, a labourer ad-, mated in Team who works for Mr. Mathurst, of Sher- I borne, on Saturday last had all the toes of his right foot cot off. lie was driving the machine, when his foot was caught between the cogs of the horse,' wheel, and his boot and toes were instantly taken off. The poor sufferer is doing well. A few days ago a youth named Ezra Barlow, employed at Mr. Humphrey's farm, Blewbury, was &iv int the machine, when the spindle might hold of his smock, and dragged him into the machinery, and in stantly broke one of his Div, and severely lacerated the other. He is now in a lair way of recovery.—Berks Chronicle. A BISHOP IN Disrazas.—lt is seldom that signals of distrees are hoisted from the episcopal bench; but the sign 'ls in question have actually b, en hung out recently on behalf of the Bishop of Durham One of the " friends of the church " has nude the naelaneholy calculation that the good bishop is in such an impoverished state that, after making sundry deductions, the poverty-stricken prelate haa manly more than seven thousand a year to live upon. Considering how bishoprics go in the present day we are astonished how the prelacy of Durham can pay at the price, and how, in fact, the bishop can manage to do it for the money. We shall probably be told neat that it is a losing concern, and that the occupant of the wretchedly seedy see is about to give it up in consequence of his being "out of pocket." We recommend the bench of bishops to frat., nine with the cabmen in making one common stand against the system of reduced fares to which both have been doomed in obedience to the modern principle of economy. The bench may object to the association, hut it is clear there is some affinity between the episcopal arid the oth e r class, f o r the cabman can drive his no—e, whi'e both cabman and bishop can dnve a bargain.—PmerA. Mits. HARRIET B UCH sa S row r..—Cla Monday the authoress of " Coale Tom's C a bin" arr iv e d i n Li ver p oo l, and has since been the guest of Ef ward Cropper, Esq., of Dingle Bank. She I England tool iv, per the United States mail steamship Arctic, fur New York. Her return has been hurried swing to news of the delicate health of one of her daughters. SOUTH-EASTERN RAlLWAY.—Traffic for the week ending Sept. 3, 1863 :-21.1311. 17s. 6d. C remanding week, 1862, 20,3161. 114. 11d. Increase is 1863,b2a. de. 6d. blddRIS LISTS. TriSDAT ETZ3MIO. The railway market remain; very iniitive, and there is scarcely the least disposition to purchase. Throughout the day the tone was heavy ; and in the afternoon some sales were pressed, prices finally closing at an almost general reduction from the last rates of yesterday. London and North Western stock was especially heavy. Great Western has also given way, after maintaining its price so stead il y. Caledonians were comparatively well supported. At the close, the tone of this market was unsatisfactory. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoct. There is little real change in the prices of railway stocks to-day, but the market is still very flat in tone, and the tendency of quotations is drooping. London and North-Western Stock is at present quoted 1081 to 109 ; London and South Westerns, 41 to 1: Great Western, M/ to 881; Midland, 871 to 3 ; Lancashire and Yorkshires, 731 to ; Great Northern*, 20 to 1; Dovers, 201 to 3 ; and Caledonians, 323 to j. French shares are also drooping, but Strasbourg. are a shade better than they closed yesterday after noon, at 371 to 381. Northerns are quoted 3j to 3; and Paris and Lyons, 173 to 181 prem. ORDINARY MARRS AND MTOCIL r .01 p.m. IS 3 1111 sc SO 10 DO • 10 i 0 I 5 SO I 0 il4 ■ll' Pi SI I I I ruar..um a lantana and Rotterdam' &Wine to Gramma— Baran Instant Janata , ' Cliaritrul DiDe.i.azidtaidea s s..a ul dam lai*•4 Orsat Irani Juliet:oe nt haw. Oruil Trask of Qum& , — .l4l•:::efir7l;l. ,Great Central o Prune.. it. larot..f (Mtmlottater Hamilton and Toros —to Unman natoja r a p.CI.Pmt Do Do. ( Mains? DO. Pik) ••• Do. Goanatem Lyons and Hodttorranson ii I :/ n.oriur a Lione(wftti to.) Northern of Frame. . Do. Pit. 3 per et. Boob floe !L k Anneal eM.) Ilerweren Trunk Probe. ?rem end Lyons ." Pifie sad Or:eans . Parte and Rouen . . nue en.l 6tresto in P•fte.Daereaden,rbourp and 11.1ollinefe4 lawn and Havre -. loyal Danish Royal Swedish %inure end Moe._ _ Upper I; rw iLierTp - Do. 54 per Qat Prefer. *wino or VW., I w.. — e;,;4 eighi;;Tiame.. klLtl•3*. If 11 din tar pa sir. slaw 4 1 3 P. I " 3 3 3 1 It Pa $ I die i 1 1 I ea pa 1 die 1 1 it 11 11 1 11 II 1 MINES. VI i II i Pa. TOZ&DAY Bvar=x•. Dulness has prevailed in the market for home mining stocks to-day, and there is no feature to report. The gold mining share market is also very dull, with quotations in moat instances ruling nominally as before. Business is quite suspended, as a refer ence to the official list will indicate. At four o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 11-16 to 13-16 prem. ; Great Nugget, 1 to 1 prem.; Port Phillip, 6-16 to 3-16 dia. ; British Australian, Z to 1 dis.; Nouveau Monde, 4to pram. ; Agua Fria, 15-16 to 1 1-16 prem. Other mines remain neglected. West Indian de scriptions do not rally. bletcalfe closed 2 to 21 prem. The nominal closing prices of new undertakings are as follows :—Mizen Head, Ito dia.; Lewis Hill Range, 1 to Z per share ; Cologne Lead, 1 to 1 dia.; Clarendon (of Jamaica), 1 to I prem.; Britannia Gold, 1 to 1 per share ; New Linares, par to 1 prem.; New South Wales Coal, n to 1 dm.; Metcalfe (of Ja maica), 2to 21 pm. ; ' Port Royal (of Jamaica), Ito 1 pm. ; L'Aigle d'Or, to 1 dia.; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, 1 dia. to prem.; Mount Carbon Coal, 1 to l per share ; Kenmore, par to 1 pin.; Lake Superior Copper, 1 dia. to par ; Jamaica Copper, 2 to 21 prem.; Connemara, 1 dis. to par; Olenaulin, 1 to k dia. ; Monarch, 1 to 1 dis.; Australian Mutual, to 1 dis.; Australian Consols, A to 1 dia.; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, 1 to 3 per share; Mel bourne Gold, to 1 per share; Golden Mountain, 5-16 to 7-16 per share ; Great Hewas United Tin, 1 to 1 dis. ; Poltimore, kdis. to / pm; Lackamor Cop per, 1 dis. to par ; Sue River (of Jamaica), 1 to / prem. ; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 to 01 dis. ; Bntish and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, par to 1 prem.; New South Wales Gold, dia. to par; London and Liverpool Australian Gold Mining and Streaming, par to i l prem.; Rhenish Charcoal, Iron, and Steel, par to 1 prem.; Lignanea (of Jamaica), dis. to par; Garnett and Moseley, 11 to 21 prem.; Oladbach Zino, to prem. ; Parkwyn and Car walsick Tin, 1 dia. to par; Obernhof, Ito prem.; Great Cambrian Mining and Quarrying, Ito prem. ; Chancellorsville Freehold Gold, par to 1 prem.; Cumberl ,nd Hematite Iron Ore, par to prem.; Great Crinnis, par to 1 prem. ; Brucutu Gold, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocz. The gold mining share market remains totally devoid of animation, and quotations are little more than nominal. Colonial Gold are called a to # prem.; Great Nugget, to Z prem. ; Agua Fria, d to I prem. ; and Nouveau Monde, to i prem. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 32 to 34 ; Peel River, to I prem. ; Scottish Australian Investment, 1 to la prem.; North British Australa sian, 1 die. to par. All these stocks are drooping. Linares mark 91. Clarendon Consols are quoted to prem. brt w lfillt=taita. ektWoh. kisser airbus., 1410410110.1 ea. Ds. do. de. 111... Milli awl laMdr . Ohodor sod Oak sad Yin . Miasma eihstiele: Dersisk MO. sad Abw. Ism Appals' Sam . Ro Paiswe Mao% Or A... L U. _ Do. aka Ilk end C Ott,. ' re - L I I. • W.I. DiklidWaJa I MEW* :it= • I = fora.Dwd; =lll IlletkWesisra 7 7 Do. D. lb* Wint.arb.. Irldi SIND isitere Imasstin W Carlisle .. 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Now . . . lobo of Madrid ...... 211 1V; .it ekelai Priolf 74 74 66 68 I I es *lBw I lib g'"' R I li 24 Prices of Gas and Coke Compante.s' shares rang* as follows:—British Provincial, 22; Brighton, 18; City of London, 130; Continental ( th ird Capital) 67; ; Equitable, 27 ; Great Central, 14; ; Imperiak, 85; Independent, 46; London Parliamentary Pre ference, 23; Pheenix, 27; ex div. ; itatclitf, 70; United General, 201; Westminster Chartered, 39 381; ditto new (101. paid), 7 4 . Waterworks stoc ks ‘ are thus marked :—Berlin, par ; East London, 128; Southwark and Vauxhall, 90; West Middlesex, 114. Shares in bridge associations command the follow. ing prices :—Hungerford, 12 ; Waterloo, 5 ; Vauxhall, 231. Other miscellaneous shares are thus quoted in the official list :—City Navigation Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 951; Hudson's Bay Stouk, 224 ; Price's Patent Candle Company, 29 ; do. New, (131. paid),lBt. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Iteuter's express : Amsterdam, Monday, closing prices :—Dutch Four per Cents., 95 9.16 ; ditto Two- 1111d-a-Half per Cents., 63 7.16; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23}; the Coupons, 6 7-16; the Old Three pct. Cent., foreign, 47; ; Austrian Five per Cent. hietallica, 821 ; Mexican New, 251 ; Granada Deferred, 9 13.16; ditto Active, 221; Portuguese New, 40 9.16 ; Pens. vian New, 81 ; Greek (Blue), 6 ; Equador, 41. Paris closing prices of this day :—Three per Cent. Routes, 78.90 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 105. Vienna, Monday : Austrian Five per Cent. Metallica, 94 5-16. Exchange on London, 10.401. Bank shares, 1.391. 411 80 Cdl6 40 64 36 7 3 MONEY MARKET. Bagmen does to-day. TossuAY ZYZNISCI. The English stock market again ruled heavy in tone to-day, at a further decline of 3 per cent., from which there was no recovery up to the close of busi ness. The improvement in the weather had no beneficial effect, the market being weighed down by the unsatisfactory statements relative to the Eastern question, and by the state of the Canso' account. Reports of the refusal of the Emperor of Russia to accede to the modifications stipulated by the Porte were freely circulated. The opening and closing price of Consols was 97; to for money and Thursday, the only variation being a temporary rally to yesterday's quotation of 97; to The • contango" for October ruled at 1-16 to 3-16. The official business report includes: —Three per Cent. Console, for money, 971, k, I kj ditto for account, Bth Sept., 97; k, Thge per Cent. Iteduced, 98, 97L 98,3, 97i. 'Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1001, 3,3, 3, 1. Long Annuities, 1860, 3 15-16; ditto, 30 years, 1860, 54. Bank Stock, 227. _ _ LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-Seer. 6. Time. Primo an negotiate* Bile dire Bills end M. Money. Ams Vedas per £ Short 113. 134er.... lit lofts, Ditto Rotterdam Antwerp Brussels klanibiug and Allem' ~" „" 13mea. 6 relit. 13nms. 64eck Pt. Petersburg per !Ibis MI pence ... 384 pence Perim per t Sh ort 21fr. 95c. ... 23fr. Os. Ditto „ 3 Months 2.4 r. lk. ... 35fr. 20e. Marseilles pe r F 1 0„ 25fr. 174 e. ... 25fr. 200. Trankfort.on-the-Malsoe per ll9O. ar. ... 19:2. kr Vienna (elective) per t „ 102. Seer. ... 106. Ulm Trieste Kaki. , per Liar „ SOt pease ... 50 pence Cadiz „ „ 501 pence ... Jnj peon. Bilbao Barcelona. ,, 491 penes ... 44 penal Menge ,, „ 50 pence ... Oak pence needle ...., ..... .......„, , ~ „ So pence ... 491 pence Gibraltar ,, ~ SO pence ... 194 oesee Leghorn Genoa Naples per dint „ 414 pence ... 111 penal Palermo par sow „ 1241 pence .. 120 pence Messina UM= per mint 90daye date 531 pence .. 531 pence Oporto „ 542 pence ... 534 uenee New York a days sight 404 pence ... 4.4 penes Exchequer Bills ruled ls. lower, at 3e. die. to par. India Bonds were about 2s. lower, at 10s. to 15s. prem. Foreign stocks remain totally neglected, and the tone of the market is flat. Prices, however, show no change, except for Granada Active Bonds, which were rather lower. At four o'clock Mexicali Bonds were quoted 26 to 3 ; Peruvian Deferred, 58 to 60 ; Spanish Deferred, 23 to 3 ; the Committee's Certificates, 6 to 63 per cent.; Granada Active, 223 to 231; ditto Deferred, 93 to 10. The list of sales includes only—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 99, 1; Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 993 ; Granada One•and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, ex. Dec., 1849, Coupon, 22 ; ditto Deferred, 93. Mexican Three per Cents., 264, I. Sardinian Five per Cents., 96. There was less pressure for money to-day, but dis count accommodation was in few instances obtainable below 4 per cent. The remittances of gold to the continent were to day upon a more extensive scale. In the market for foreign exchanges to-day, prices were in some instances a trifle higher than those of last post. Bills on Hamburg were done at 13.6 to 61 and 63, and remained offered at the close at 13.61. Paper on Paris ruled at 24.973 for short, and 25.171 to 20, for three months. Amsterdam remains at the low quotation of 11.17 for three months bills, and was inquired for. Bills on Vienna and Trieste were in demand, and 2to 3 kreutzers lower. For Genoa there was some inquiry at 25 35. There was also inquiry for bills on St. Petersburg, but we did not hear of any transactions. The rate comes reported from St. Petersburg at 39 7-16 to 3 d., a quotation which leaves a considerable profit on the transmission of gold from this side. It was rumoured that the market for Austrian ex change was affected this afternoon by the arrange ments for a new loan for that empire, which, it is now positively stated, is on the tains. The Bank of Ireland has raised its minimum dis count rate to 4 per cent., following the movement in London. It was hoped that the monthly returns of the Board of Trade would have been issued to-day, and Ors an impatient feeling is generally expressed at the Want delay in their publication. It is considered that these M e y tern tables ought always to be ready by the sth of the 1020 month. This would allow exactly one month for sacks An s e their preparation, a period which would never be required by any but government emplo,yge. Hamburg letters mention that the rise in the dis count rate of the Bank of England had caused some surprise. Money was easier there at 33 per cent. Gold was dull, further sums continuing to arrive from this side. Bills on London were in less demand on the Bank of England movement, but were noted only 3 schilling higher. The inquiry tor grain for France had subsided. It was thought that further amounts of silver would be remitted to England. Rice continued in request, and the late rifle was main tained. Telegraphic despatches were to-day received, re. porting the result of the Dutch Trading Company's sale of coffee at Rotterdam, yesterday. Of 10 lots sold, the prices realised were respectively 373, 33, 33, 331, 343, 331, 31, 36, and 343 cents., being one cent-above the taxation price. A call of 21. has been made on the Class A shares of the St. Andrews and Quebec Railroad Company, payable by the 30th inst. file scrip of the West End of London and Crystal Palace Railway Company is required to be sent in for exchange for sealed certificates of the shares, by the 24th inst. The scrip of the East Grinstead Rail way Company is also required to be sent in for re gistration by the 19th instant. Land shares were dull to-day. Peel River were rather flatter. North British Australasian ruled at 1-16 die. to 1-16 prem. Bankshares were also quiet. Australasia and Union of Australia were again offered, and fell 11. per share. Crystal Palace shares closed 1 13-1 e to 1 15-16 prem. East and West India Dock Stock marks 145 ex. div. ; London Dock, 121; and Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 77. The shares of the French Water Companies were quoted par to 3 prem. ; Bombay and Baroda Railway, par to V e ri in ce . s of insurance shares seem to be fairly sup ported. The present quotations are subjoined: Albion, 95; Alliance Marine, 50 ; Atlas, 213; Argus Life, 233 24; British Commercial, 73 ; Church of England, 31 • City of London, 21; Clerical, Medical, and General, 201 ; County, 126; Crown, 224 ; Eagle, 74 ; Equity an i Law Life, 53 ; English and Scotch Law Life, 43 ; European Life, 201 ; Family Endowment, 4; General, 51; Guardian, Gt ex div. ; Globe, 1,503 ex div.; Indemnity Marine, 60 ex div.; Imperial Fire, 370; ditto Life, 20; Indemnity Marine, 60 ex div.; Law Fire 43 ex div. ; Law Life, 56 ; London, 31; Medical, Invalid, and General, 33; Minerva, 61; Monarch, 1,1; National Loan Fund, 23 ; National Provincial, 11; New Equitable, 13 ex N ov div.; Palladium Life, 3,1 exdiv.; Pelican,4s ; Phoenix, the Nese Prussian Gazelle, says :—" A young nobleman M. 185; Professional Lite, 4; 1/ 0 tic Life, 84; Roj al S—, nephew of the Baronne de W—, who by his her e', VOYAOI2iO.—A letter from Venice 22nd, in h i nseb t a e ck M a e ll s al tr n e starailway carrying an open umbrella KEirincghdeonnige;s244e2x; div.;S Li u fe n , i 6 ve li rsai; U' l ni a cr e: 4 2 5 2 3 0 ; ; Ir U ie n to it r e ia d culean strength and his acts of ras e h e ni d s r s, ,ri s m lt i as r i a r c e i m ng ti c ii .n e swimming his hand, Life, 5 ; Reversionary Interest So cie:y, 106; Ge neral Reversionary and Investment, 102; Equitable he would perform the passage from Venice to Trieste shone, Reversionary, 118. and standing on two planks tour feet long by one foot wide ty attached to each other in Of canal shares the latest Stock Esc hange quota- nFas ac a e cquired a kind of een a own, ree.ntly mad. a bet that and four inches thick . o st n ron e g so, ant with no other lions are subjoined :—Ashton and Olt than, 168; htelp e motile a by pol an c. ' On Friday morning last, this Breckuock and Abergavenny, 821 ; Birmin, gham (gut!. 4 per cent. by the London and North West. ttadwaY/r P e r u a l ie g tta g ge, hut bri p ogiag y hi l : 1023 ex div.; Derby, 63 ; Coventry, 200 . 1 Grand very difficult to stand u p t = i s d n e il r li l r e e h s r h v e e w an as eq u ui se lib t ri b um. Grand g entleman I e ibism raf m t a o d f c hi,hiilveanptpri ar.anonce.htfhoriet was Junction, 70 ex div.; Gland Surrey, 50 ; Union, 123; Kennet and Avon 73 ex div .; raft to the shore repaired it, and after placing on it a box Liserpoul, 554; Leicester, 67; Leicester and N, containing some provisions atra t in st4rted. Alter six hours' ampton, 441; Loughborough, 550: Macclesfield, . 7 °' uninterrupted movement of rm s he was seen from _ the Leet an d Sc..arcetl?ehdiddhueotpaighoewdever, lose tours Oxford, 1121; Peak Forest, 97 ; Regent's, 163, 16. ! ; Rochdale. 66; Stafford and Worcester, 410; Stour- C from Night. The Trusts steeple of St. r e arys Church, red at a short distance from au l n e s n that tg pi l a raordinar) voyage was accom bridge, 290; Severn and 'Wye Canal and Railway, -dished, and that 24. S— arrived in Oast port safe and 24; Warwick and Birmingham, 41 • Warwick and : 6 , und. The distal , ce haul Venice to Trieste is more than Napton, 19; Worcester and Itiriningliam, 36; Wilts 7 o English miles, atioeing for the necessary deviation from and Barks, 7. t h e 6 trot& course." THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. Prices in the English stock market continue to recede gradually. Sales are not heavily pressed, but few buyers come forward. Consols have been for a short time quoted 971 to for money and to-morrow, but the ruling quotation has been 97 to A, at which they now stand. For the 13• h October the price is 971 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 97t to 98 ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1001 to 1; Bank Stock, 2261 to 2273; South Sea New Annuities, 991; Exchequer Bills, 2s. die. to par : India Bonds, 10s. to 13e. prem. There is no increase of business in the foreign house, and prices present no feature. Mexican Bonds mark 261; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 0; Spanish Old Threes, 471; ditto Deferred, 23 ; ditto Passive, 51 ; Swedish Loan, 941; Russian Four-and. a-Half per Cents., 1011; Granada Deferred, 91. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The arrivals of foreign Wheat and Oats this week, an large, viz.: 61,320 qrs. of the former, and 92,484 qrs. of the latter article. Buyers evinced considerable reluctance to purehase ex cept at rather a large reduction in the value of Wheat, to which holders were at present indisposed to submit, and, with the ezeeption of the sale of a portion of the supply of English left over from Monday on somewhat easier terms, but very little business was done. Good sweet parcels of Archangel Oats were saleable at 19s. to 19s. 6d.; for ill-conditioned cargoes less money was accepted. Barley, Beans, and Peas were unchanged. ARRIVALS INT° LONIx/14 vm oat SEPT. sth to SEPT. 7th. Qrs. Baldish. Scotch. WO". Foreler. Meat 3240 I 120 ! 51920 Barley 6610 st.• 1670 1120 I 9200 welt ..... 2020 Flour. sen3. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SI:GAIL—The public sales consigt of foreign ; 6,000 boxes h, 3,508 b ga Pernambuco, and 200 hhda. Porto Rico ; the latter found buyers at previous rates ' the two former chiefly bought in. The relined market without alte ration. . . . . COFFEE.—This article has a Grin appearance, and the sales are progressing steadily at full prices. Native Ceylon quoted 475. Gd. to 485., firm. TEA—The result of the sales ham not altered general quotations, as the bulk consisted of incarrent qualities, and chiefly sold " all faults." Sittege.—Pimento : GOO bags sold freely in public sale at rather higher prices, 61 to 61 per lb. White Pepper sold at 9i to 91 per lb. COTTON.—The searket is steady, but not active. SPIRITC—Itum and Brandy continue to have an upward tendency. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is firm to-day, with but few sellers, either on the spot or for the last three months. Town Tallow is quoted 50s. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 51s. 6d. ; Oct. to Dec., 51s. 6d. to 51s. 91. BOROUGH HOP MARKET—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the cold nights aro still operating injuriously to the coming crop of Hope, the market keeps advancing. and very f.w are bold enough to back the duty at 160,0001. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Holywell, 245. 6d. ; Hasting's Hartley, 23.. 6d. ; Taa field Moor, 211.; Walls End Stewart's, 251. ; Walls Bad Tees, 25s.—Ships at market, 39. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LIVERPOOL, nEDNESD•T, 10.30 ♦.Y. Wind N.N. %V. Arrived.—Cornelia, from New York. Sailed.—Parliament and Trimountain, for Boston; and Ottseonthe, for New York. QUEENSTOWN, Sart. 5. Wind S. E. Arrived.—Frederico, from Iteni ; John Bull, from Alexandria; Thetis, from Rio Grande; Alexandra Telegraphen and Paulina, from Ibrail ; Louisa, from Marianople ; Nuovo, St. Anna, S. G., Ballista, and Henry Bell, from Galatz ; Albion, from Danzig; and I)espacia, from Port Lagos. Sailed.—Agnes, for Amsterdam. Off.—Yarrow Fay, from Fernando Po. DEAL, WEDNESDAY, 9.8 ♦.r. Wind N.E., strong and cloudy. Passed.—Triton, from London, for Constanti nople ; Ceres, from London, for Geelong. 1$ ad. N $ ' I 7 1 I "1! MM 14j 84 xd 100 I 101 f I toti i eal i: 1084 id 12 id llle id II WI icei id