The Express. — London, England, 1853-09-05 00:00:00

Jolt? STOOK BANKS. No. 1 da. I Burn. I'll Pros t i 1 Builseas dons _idsturtla7. t"ilr' --- 11,606 40 'Auaralasia .. . , .Co itT' 76 76 _.. . 40 ~ itrit. Col. Ilissaa . iaaa Co all 1 10.6*/ 60 'British North Sinaloa all 40.00 t 2.5 Clsarterel hank of Ada t. 1 Ida 60.000 10 'Chart. Bask of lad* Ala- I tralii. aud Chlos 1 1 1 pin 11 I 26,000'100 ICominercI 100 IColonlal al of Ennton_ .... 2 i :Lvov 20 ;Eng.. &tot.. & Au t. Mart. 10 f dis par , 91 2.5.0vv, 2,.0 ;Lon. Chart. lank of Aust. IS 14 21 pro IT 140001 40 L0ra1.43 and Coma, Ai u ~.] 60,00i1 40 i Loudon Joint Siorli lO 40.040100 IL - aJon and Wanton . 10 —lB fi 10,040'100 , National Cruy. of England r _ ... 4 ,, 1 . , Ito. Now 0. 60 ' Vatlooal of Ireland =4 33.137 20 ;oriental Kink Ccopora'iOn all ,48 60 10.0004 WU 114 , 00/vl4l of Ireland 2l 4.0o00( , lu 'lto. Now . . all 60.60. KM I . 6 Royal nitiliritinii Ennliing and Gold hop. Co. &NO 26 South Aw4raPs_ lll 042 401 MAIO IS Union of Au , tralia • all 46 87 8.00. 40 ' bli„Nne.Tl,)‘,. • 14 " 60.,..,.... 6.1 .40 Illaluu of Madrid all I Southampton ])ock shares mark 33: i . Crystal Palatal *hares closed 11 to 1,1 prem. Bombay and Ba ro d a Rail way sham were quoted par to prem. Subjoined is a quarantine notice : Ltsnom, AUGUST 28, 18.53.—The Board of Health has issued the following orders :—Aug. 20: Declaring Marti nique infected with yellow fever, and susruczed all the other islands of the Archipelago of the borer Antilies. 25th: Declaring Hamburg to be infected with cholera from Bth inst. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Renter's express : Amsterdam, Friday, closing prices :—Dutch Four per Cents., 9.5 7-16 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 63 5-16 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 231 ; the Coupons, 6; ; the Old Three per Cent. Foreign, 471 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallica, 82 7-16 ; Mexican New, 254 ; Granada Deferred, 9 9-16; ditto Active, 21,1; .Portuguese New, 40 1-16; Equador, AI . / ... g„ / .... ?.. V . . ie.:. e • * • / . ',% 7.-- ,e;‘- 1/= g 1C:1 ‘ ' e ..... . 1 . ie / I Tt 1111 ie Oj i l 81••=1 11 . • rt A 511 No. 2,196.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, - SEPTENIBER 5, 153. - --- • . -,, 4 . I.SNK f DEPOSIT, 7, St. Martin's-place,' IRELAND. JOIE? i ratalgeratiaare, tendon. SHARE LISTS. • . AMMON holt o • Ye. -1A.,. ar .,.. i . ei le VEraTINO MoNEY are requesird to (manatee -- -- DoeLto, SZFT. 3. le 6 :r ..,i.,.... if ii Os 90 1 Re. la. I Bens the P.. , ''' ie , - Itoeltn 1 0 4 by wheel a bib rate of Interea as, Le . The Irish provincial journals are filled with the • SATunDAT EYRNINO. s 3 e melemi t t l a l • l4 „= it i ail Pm c!cometl with 1 .-•thowt meanly. set „ • _ leo tea pay.• le la fainter and July. details of the Royal visit, borrowed from the columns Business in the railwa y market to-day was dull, s , s Zeta eled flegeellases. 44 and the variation in pnees trifling. During the A t Dittthribrieh jil."ll.l . ... •. Pi p r 22,600 40 'Anembel o ~ , PE T ER 91 ° 111119 °N. 114 eatel Diree lll ' lof their Dublin cotemporaries; and, indeed, no other _ . 41) :Ont. Col. Bang& Peronistas. f7e.• es aPPliOakm• I subject seems to occupy the attention of the Irish morning there seemed to be a disposition amongst ,3 ( 1 ;1. eut caws++ . ... 4g 3 pas 241 5 fele en ' British North Au ---- 40.00 k, 33 Intartrrei trot, _ .- ... ......... ..•-• . . . - - I the " bean?' to realise profits, and some support was *7 Y D e z a t smisi , ------ 1 I a 60.v00 11.11Cbart. note of Is HE SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the enters aye proved reload meanie that Rant LA., .„. ArAsisAß to. poesseer• Angularly souriehing r.f °wore • n the 7 last half I press either in town or country for the present. In • ... - 4' i suarters it is treated as a subject for congretula , • pH I t ion and the cordial character of tne receptioe which • I. I area belt , rev.• 0,.•... 3 2/ „ thus afforded to prices; tett., towards the close, the *5 to acme feeetta sere:es 34 if pa 121 tone became dull again. Generally prices may be •- ") °ram ie ... l ll "k., so of ee :ade a a db, 1 walla owe clau M.OOOlOO lOotoniel ..... 26.000•100 ;Commercial of 1 . .. 23.000 61 (Ens.. tiod..& Al r owth.reero•i .a. see improvement of the Human II sir, and robes Meini, eti ; Lon. chart. Hen said to have shown no real tendency towards a rally. 20 a orsesoiawei (ermine .. 14 34 10e e men o the r a t ...ode bee *alai It prevention free saltine 01 or tuns- her ' Nlajesty has received, aineitted and applauded. moots 6o ,Lonelon end yea ____ Ms Sieiterunoteloseas,seeee e I dis Pal tal pry -out • Awns. week kair-elioniestt from ma rt an 4 deaden/ 1 here is , indeed, one exception, although, perhaps, it sot Si Uninlitinand Taunt° .- -..- 60.000: SO i Loudon Joint au .-111011 weber neautifelly soft curly. sad wa tas 2 . For amoral it i s THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoci. s 8 tocealeentoja,39.Ct.Ptet I l ei 60,040100 11.-adon ant %co 10,0‘4100 ,National Pro.. 01 espeeL4 rem ..., mime a terming the • beauties head of scarcely deserves to be mentioned. The Nation The railway market to-day is rather better than 20 4 Luxembour g . le elOl SO .no. Nw. um -reef -• , ~..tel 75.; faltill balm fees& to tour retell. alters very materially the . insolent tone which it • - 9 uo.;tueleo rl . 41 1 tei. to ~eatime a l ni . tieiii kW 641.; and onble that Wool s. Csalion-On th ',reeve el ... 33.*7 20 ;Oriental Hank CI roomed last week in reference to the Royal visit, but ease bards /we taw won* nds' Illimiraz Oil," in tie lime. department. , IA London and North-Western stock is 6 s De. josaan - ..._ - ( i p 1 10.0006100 11.n:winds! or Ind -teed ere A. 1.014.5n0 saa sone. Ig e lotemeetarden, Inn OA: has the hardihood to deny that her Majesty has been to* , to ' Do. New . sad be (Mg*. ma emeemme. uoted_lo9 , I to I._ Great . Western, 861 to / ; Mid- m 4 Be Unalannint .. . 1 IMs 14,401. 6 i Royal Ausenthei the object of any demonstration of popular affection 5 lard, tin ; to a ; London and South-Western, 41i to u : l e si 7: 9 ; ta9 1: gar t u a. : :14,,f 994de t...,.. 7 .6e; 5 ; .witt i..) : 61 -- 7. r 9 . and Gold Imp. - T ILE MECHIAN DRESELNO-CASE.-The most and welcome during the past week. 42 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 743 to a ; Dover., .. - - 8,00) 26 South AnAralts 20.000. 56 Onion of Amtrak pwtablO ...Tr tenet/el, being aely ate via of a pone.-b ta e rho numbers attending the Great Exhibition yes- 42 to 4 ; Great Northerns, 2% to i ; and Cal' edo- 7 i 8.00.1 . ,Ito, New......., contalnine en. i Jr of Melt'. Ivory-Handled Peculiar meet itaete, terday amounted to 19,010, ttiX hundred gallant tars, . 33 e we 6o.wit be Unio ofLorne mans, to a. M re.' De. OK 3 per et. Nei. • KM 40 , Union of Madrid MI Mil* 'lir" an lisi l ter Unit ' gum " bru ' n ' anti Nut and from the Victoria and Albert, the Hogue, and other Teeth Breda. ,ere iMy 236; th e tome with flair Brook eed sap French shares are just a shade better. Strasbourg* . Ar it. a Amine .41,1 14 144 D0h,35.. T. -...imry nate and as a .tram - root or travelling non- vessels of the ro,yal squadron at Kingstown, being le I. PlerwarkaTruelt Prefer. 81 9 are quoted 38; to a ; Pans' and Lyons, 18! to a so it. eats re Lyn* .. .. 181 Ise In a 'T _.. w_....• patina, Oda tut.w.lon is en *valuable segmental. An owners vs. amont, them. rhe 2s. 6d. da ys have now been 110 ::•• .-...-ir oar Onewro . SO II Si Af ON t WY ` g " thy ' . ' 4 ' g-caw "' e 116 " " otter d "" . " i""" bor lt thecharge ofadmission on all days being Prem.; and Northern 35 1 to it woods Of 1 MN, dale pineal, to suit either the esoonmlc.l or haw & us ed, - to t• Pale ant lease . 43 44 Soya An estmoist oak of writing.deelts, treatise-mere w wit- only Is. The funds for covering the original ex- ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKL Id 0 i'tro •ii.: etra,Or.• -4. al 354 Sig g u ses . m osn o.„ , s t s ; e s, razor strops, nags eittleey, superb papier ~u re emu ., wk .,. .. c. __ 44 . 44 . 44 . 0 ,. 4. sewseeheweteem bee www , ._ _neeatt of the building, &c., now may be coast- SO I esria.Clue,saelanebeet.. 44 64 om Mimi Prime Wks_ „ 1 . 4 - 46 2 lei let Quires amilliehmend ... l e sale Th e English stock •M. Pd. !teems &tunny. bem CoraliM. dared as perfectly secure. w • thou so wawa me liseri .30 II 10 6 Royal I If Pa rater of yeaterday • 1 The Enemies, Post says : sc. 149 Abantace,,.. . .... , -.- 6 3 aye= -. 1 dis rather better alio. THE I) A I L Y NEW S . The I and valuable seniors of Rev. Wm. Hickey, the 3 0 14 Ambient. leetn - e.. Lila, 9i hOwcycr, was scared .e.ents Morales Paper, price 34. QM Sal' 400:60* . I 41 4 popular writer under the well•known name of .' Martin 1 ,, a •du na .u a l a .es tger e,u4, ! fri .111 to 1 Ors. 31 per Dent. Prefer. - - the market. The all Ara reeve. • -'..0. the DULY NeWe le at the heat of the Li- SO 2 loath Rasters of Pri sm I g p en Moil new er •at lints* advocating free ereemeree in it. broadea Doyle," have been recognised by her Mejesty,who has been s - ' 1 iso mtge .. , y ee .. wonm j„,,., 9 7 le SO 6 soutlum of Frances,. . 3 $ Ps It went in several di same, and ali • .nit sad practical magma, Whether political, axial. graciously pleased to grant him a pension of 801 , a year out 1741 .1 I Do.Chasirdirii.herklet.C.; 19 21 Ma so is. Upper I S .. . 1 4 pat to p have been mainly LS seile.i.uue- . of the literary fund. No man is his sphere has eccitributed If lel Go. do. do. Mr...j 34 le Ws Bt. 1 ..., po o t e l oo d g u m ' _ 99 COad . si all gest Maslen 4 44 Is Ow eztet.• . 'el sales nritstwassallesins-la M. weertel of ff.' more to the advancement of the best autereets of Ireland 10 le Do. 34 pt. Ont. Prater, - - dls realisation of profits, i 1 -''' a• - r t s ' ev I m l6ll ' 114111111 ' I ' d ka m' iml c ° •"'"' ' it ' and the Practical development al her agricultural resources. 81 * l'' Celedeelee - - 634 41 651 # 20 le e este, -. e; •,- 9 f If em by late specula; ivc sel bea m . 112!.11 . - 1,,, 10d ia tin meted moresatneamed eameen Lein. _ e h all Caster and floiyhesso ea 21 lo '. 'watered ewiteerland 1 1 dis Oemeten win ••••••I us the city, KailwaY, led Melletary Artistes,- ins paupers in the Waterford union , have been so ..:. Pet and Bentlos ... .. 19 194 10 9 Zealand. 3 3 dig 61 e business was dull. ode Mow, se so urosewl. reduced one-third within the last twelve months. s'. t* Dabliweed Beleatheo... 84 te pm ad It *ti.taiilll . ..Te 441.61/00114 of shippiag Mae say ether paper -95 . " tomes* Penh. sad Cyr- Console were first q es eseteives - at. eeport el a/lipping ie tbe bar Mosby every dem 7 unstaae ... ... 1 the Bth of September twerhwel •Il Jot them:7 deity Mining lapses. wltli NW el peer., 26 -.1. I Rest Anglin pabillstelame....m. A MAX AND lIIs WIFE BURNED TO DEATH , le all Ditto ;Ste E and 84. 4 MINES. succeeded, and was tr it ad.wwww . Wit 10 115=1.644, as being the wily gaper beide, the 20 Ile Itstara Cavities ... 18 tat 14 134 as After the regular hoe Ti....' "" k "ae l u d m• 4114 "I' alw ef l "dense' Se e m 1 / 1 " wan. A fire of a terrible character, by which two per- as •ii i e earn Um"' °eee it... siTuRD AY Em ilx•• ° O Pe ct n obe ilig r inn}' be c t at k ll seeleatet ashertassiansee pms B. U. eh.) ". 44 48 474 The market for home mining stock has been rather report includes :-Th l a , p ew ee - eae:es I.vour L..bown by the i.e return of amps soes 7 -• man and his wife-were hurried into eternity, and u ...31e 51 :Reeler it ... o C dr.. 33 35 pined 1 r the riot 1530 to us b o di ng Ueda. Newspaper., by the lives of nearly a dozen other penmen greatly jeopardised, et.• ter Zest Lanteseliaet .. . 70 11 714 better to-day, with an increased business. There have a:.onirevh,reetriaixlr, le nt, n di t. tt wash it wit •• 4011 that this wart law Mnelleet by ewe than hay.pened on Saturday morning last, in the premises, No. /1•• all le, 6 W.I. Deiellltersa.la - - . 8 st7norel hee el Ille Me" Wee" ff• wee elle" refeleelf -4 .: 8, White Lina-place, Edgware-road. The ground floor of SI art I Oldlahareh sad Mane .72 /4 172 been numerous transactions in South Frances and ketto•b•ned- Stamp. f4"efl. On buildiag in question was occupied by a Mr. Thomas le 16'411eberle sad ree l6lll . ' - 1 Condurrow shires, both of which show an upward A . Monition t ot..tattetn _..,_-.«... 1770 012,317 111. ISO Vinburgh.Pain.Dur.....• 37 29 Quarter per Cents., se ... me roar . ......... allosonee ileums. -. 1761 "59.400 were tenanted by poor persons sad their (entities. A polies 6-.. tee resist Northers ... ... 84 ill ad CI 801 ad years , 1860, 3 9-16 Frances at 230, 255; Coudurrow, 134, 140 ; Alfred DAILY ft 5. Al' .......-. • 1844 ---1.152.000 'unstable of the D division, who wait on duty in the neigh- 6t. IPG Do. A, Mae ... ... 51 52 Me Consols, 201, 3, 21 . %Vest Providence, 443 • Great Exchequer Bills r ne resesse..i orlarasaes• a tibl. N otion patine, the selowing bourhood, and whilst passing the premises, had his atten- Me 100 Do. 71, Mote ••• ... 129 111 zd sal i a led Vt;reti, Lewis,2 I W 2i hen ; *heal T or r k el e a n w i :e u y n , it 4 ed s: l ß , r i y . ntail, 3,4, P renL ' Ono* resently mtprowellby•sentemeseary: lion directed to the ground floor front by perceiving smoke at NO, „ 0 ,,,1- 0 1 , 01 0 .1d 4 Ww 4 - 1 1n• ti. 1 12 o • sin • DWI 4...'ene',llll,WlPreleWW4_,o l _," I , l !_j•','"' l °°_,...._°°•‘ l °" rushing through the windows into the . Ile raised Business in the for mars pines , • a? , ......seSPelwee''''"e"*.e" . " 4 ""'"'' - h .- an alarm by sounding his rattle and knocking violentl f y at 110'14 109 Gnat nation' i t s !!'Eaa rn trrn ... . " 7 " 4 w The gold mining share market was a shade firmer dull that a detailed en entlast an iistaill=memenillee Ilheradare wham is deerly Ye i Maw opieeei es ~. ma *a* . mutt tee accord wow* t h e street d oor . A m stance h av i ng arr i ve d , an d some o the NI 11l Do. Third- ... ... .17 ie pee than yesterday, but business was very quiet. presenting no featu fnand .. o r 1,... eau and wilts the , arptil lodgers having descended the stairs, the room was tittered, _IR. 1t11t . 2 lanatoatra_ atll Torii:Sr , 74 _l i 4l . 7 1 - 4 1 1 1 Nouveau Morde shares are chiefly in favour. At 3 shade firmer, but oche s do• -to, -wet le • '-obiainect by soy when a pitiable scene presented itself, for the whole of the lei re, Dee_ ~ . ~.... t_ . 8 ,1 e, " 1101btar a o'clock Colorial Gold were quoted at a to i p rem . deuce towards a rat daily tan. 11. I 4434411 ms 4136 44666414411414 Id* es eeemerelel bedclothes , curtains, and the rest of the furniture in the r ) .21, 4% i ',7,„:••,^n ei ref '',"'" 1, L a ts mimeo. room were on fire, and unfortunately Mr. and Mrs. Daniels Hi iii ' Lna , k , saan waaaa 'a g . 6 be Great Nugget, ato .3 prem. ; Port Phillip, ?to ♦ ; lianas were quoted 1 ' b•"^i'" " f 41 / 111111mn er ce Nevem° 11 the " n e n " ' " el was in the midst or the flint's. By the application of several dia.; British Australian, 7 . 16 to 5-16 dia. ; Agua 58 to 60 ; Spanish 1 su l telear e tie ei -teememeset, Meet-street Lemke. 10 7 Iton.,Tlibury,ve Southend 1 1 j le el " buckets of water the neighbours and police were enabled to Si. 'O3 tot., Bre t t.• tn, it S. Cuo.• ICO 101 Ino 4 Fria, Ito 1 prem.; Nouveau Monde, 3to 4 prem. mittee's Certiticate•s, get tho flames sufficieutly under so as to allow them lit. 10 bade. la Nadi-West 109 1094 tell 4 i In other ea nes the dealings were destitute of inte- Active, 23 to 24; dit NAVAL. to get the female out, but not until she was burst Wit 11 r .. 00 .,.Ef1e,,,...4e5 m. .„ i.,„.. - -7, Pla rest. The Viva Indian descriptions continue to de- of mks is "flexed :- in • fearful manner. The husband of the woman, Si. tei L .;',';',,, ~:',.,th.m.e.,'„ 1 1 a IM 3 who was discovered in a cupboard in the room, m 13 the g7t. dine, especialy Metcalfe copper. Three per Cents., 26, Punisstorvii, SEPT. 4.-The Contest, 12, Corn- badl y burned wife 5 r ~• •• • 5 . 8 7 die The nominal closing prices of new undertakings was found to be nearly as are per Cent. Bonds, 62 , a / A.lst the Hon. J. W. 8. Spencer, arrived at this They were both remove d to the hospital, where the wife 35 all loadoedeery 3t (Minim II 13 as f o ll ows: Mizen Head, 2 to k die.; Lewis Hill Half Per Cents., 101 .1.. port to-day. from the East India and China eta alert shortly after her admission. Tne mat had everything 34 all Iton too'llria En"kl i kt i 1 9 95 finer. Her •leparture from the station was reported done for him that the nature of his case required, but with- lei. I•'' writ' s 3 6 ' 6l ;*;•thw.; ,, ,",,' • 25 24 di. 24 6 Range, 1 , to I per share ; alogne Lead, -. 4 to 1. die . per Cents" 23 1 ; t ll b e the orerieed mail, and the last place she touched at was 111 41 -so. am& Line. tO. Clarendon (o Jamaica ), 4to .;:' prem.; Gold, Britannia 61 per cent. 26th cut success , and during the morning death also put an end e t , ice Midland ... - ... '66 684 ad 6611 41 zd the r ole 'nl U . " 1 11 °P . ' w h ere she a r r ived on as to his sufferiogs. The engines of the pariah, and London 6 1 . too Do. Mem soit'Dfeb, 39 4id #to ..4 per sham; New Linares, par to I prem.; New This being the 3rd of June, le meg SiNaon's Bey for England July 10, too Brigade, together with the escapes belonging to the Royal Se Ci,U,d.fl , v. ea, 1f5.)... ... - -- South Wales Coal, a to 1 due.; Metcalfe (of Ja- active demand for mot Jaye after the departure of the lest • arrived mail steamer, brit kiwi ., 1. .. e we emsimunication • with the „ kw*, she Society for the Proteciou of Lite from Fire, were soon ea 11 14 Ditto Ralf Mem- -- - - as so mains), 2to 2i pm. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica), 3to 1 the banks and discour Wage to lour a,ws. She has brought home about 40 in- the spot, but unfortunately not in time to be of any minis 't e ," 1111 ,,• 19 P,.._efe lidvii erle` ,___• L • ince the fire having been extiuguislied before arrival . "I es' 4"6". o.olol.'wn •• 4I pm pm. ,• L'Aigle d'Or, I to a dis.; London and Virginia traordinarily busy. 1 valid, from the squadron on the East Indian station , t i, , their - due has been met will The property destroyed is comparatively trifling, and is se y i gen ,. 5 ,,,, h.,ette, 21 Si moot whom are Lieutenant Wi!son, on promotion; Mr. reported by Mr. Braidwoud: " Bed curtains ,beil, and Ile all :Newnitaritepoint&B.... 81 el bon Coal , 1 to I. ; Kenmore , par to 1 pm.; Lake indeed, the moot expo( Harvey, eurs, en ; and Mr. Daniel, midshipman , all from thus bedstead burned - rev. of furniture front room groun Superior opper, 1 di ne to par ; Jamaica Copper, 21 to aver they scarcely eve the Winchester, flag ship. The Contest has been 3 years and floor damaged b . fire. Mrs. 1 Mr. Daniels seriously IS 11 / I ` l l. New ••: • - - 9 mouth, ie commission, rind will be paid eft* at thisl and .o. SO MlNorthent Comma. Union 31 3M. 23 prem.; Connemara, a dia. to par; Glenautin, Ito so few instances of di burned and taken to the hospital. Both since dead. ahe s ,. e s e Ara Dm " ... , 51 , 324 port. Si., ironed the London, 90, Ca pt. Eden, off Pettier. d 1 dis. • Monarch, Ito k die.; Australian Mutue:l, 2 settling. The proprii suppos- sl cause of fire-intoxication." 111 16 tWorllt reecn, No. I. .. II 19 on Fridey night, going alter Hear-Admiral Corny' , squad- to , d ie. ; Australian Consols, ato 1 dis.; Chartered the Bank of England s sat ' Dn. 4 • Deferred,..-. 14 I rno. I. ice Admiral Sir Thomas J. Cochrane, K.C.8., . Commeeder :('heels returned from Torbay on Friday 8 8 I Do. ell Gaeranbee 7 74 Australian Land and Mini ng , It o 1 p er s h are; M e l- t h at, a l most through( . le Mt North fetertoreeeJi 6 41 nig bourne Gold, kto 1 per share ; Golden Mountain, 3 has in very few instai night in the Faeny, tender, and re-hois.ed his flag on MIDLAND GREAT IYESTERN (IRELAND) 2S di Iliurilt Western board the Votary.-The Ithadamanthus, steam transport, RAILWAY. le 10 Worth Womb Wartime- 14 24 pm to 1 per share ; Great Hewes United Tin, ato 3 per first class pap...r, lido , Master Cwatnanding Belem, arrived .t this port yeeterusy . Bt. IN illy-ford, Woro„ . 11 Waive- , 47 48 4$ share ; Poltimore, a die. to par; Lackamor Co Under present tire: from Jersey with Major 'Young's company of Royal Arid- The half-yearly meeting of this company was held et . ' O l I tketueh ''" i . 1 ,.....' I f i t' s ...' - s6 eg " 05 63 per, 1 dis. to par; Sue River (of Jamaica), ato attaches to the move: 1, rem. ; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 to levy. She sa , h•cl again last night with Captain Elliot's at their board-room in Dublin on Friday, Mr..lotte EN- St. 100 :throw*. & Pit..., ... -62 84 I die . ; ' and all statistics heal company of tee same corps for Devonport. That Ceres, oat- Nis ohoirmou 01 the company presiding. The report of the 81. PO • Do. LAN.W.Guar.atk 69 71 British and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, par to deeerve peculiar att ter, tender to the Dasher steamer, arrived at this port yes- directors showed a contiened improvement in the revenue la 1 9 .3brewebery andllerelord le 14 di. ad lerfleY from :be Channel Island..-The kellet 6 , navel el - of the railway. The receipts from all sources between Dub- Nil a h ,Aseewlebe7 awl f li-` -- / prem.; New . South Wales t3old, a to . 3 . prem. ; regretted that officio ill 20 premien' instinction brig , Lieut. Commanding Fenwiek, lin and Atdone, including the canal, being 53,9151.85. Ild., uh ! “• ' i 1 a , k ..i ; ;9; M1114 '•. it London and Liverpool Australian Gold Mining and from the vat ious porn returned to this port yesterday from a cruise down Channel and the total disbursements, dui ing the same eeriod, lie M ' In. Oswooy ..... l 2; 144 Streaming, par to a prem.; Rhenish, Charcoal, trade in go and in Iron, 'of l• Portsmouth Ih•ckyard.-The Board of Admiralty will eons- 32,0301. 17a.; together with the surplus from last half- io Ils rierepseire [felon ... . ^1 31 41. and Steel, par to 1 prem.; Liguanea (of Ja- imports of the week menci their annual visit of inspection of this duekrard and year, 8,1241. Ils. Ild.: making together 30,0.591. Gs. 10d., 50 e., , South Devon ... .„ 18 319 zd maica), 1 die. to par; South Devon Go' the ..ther Level establishments at this port to-monow out of which it was proposed that a dividend at the rate of IL 130 ffetee 114,1 '''D ••• ••• • 69 1 6i.a 'CI 4 per share ; Garnett and Moseley, 13 to 21 prem. Consols, 4to 1 nearly all in silver, h. (Monesy). The Surveyor of the Navy, Sir 11 ' 2 ' 60 five per cent per annum should be paid on the capital of el j 1; 1 4.. 6 %111 ' VIA.' files - LaL f: it, 'a l d ; from the Pacific; 1,3: Wali..tr, and one or two other o ffi cials, are expected from the com p any , which would leave a surplee of 8,3521 to be 23 a 1 Gladbaeh Zinc, Ito 1 prem.; Parkwyn and Car- by the Nlagdalena, fri London to-night. The inspection this year will be morektancwkDas . . 1 .1 16 1 A carried to the next half year's account. This surplus is in- t - leo ;vl. oe n, as ar ea eree,:a . i. se s II walsick Tin, 1 die. to par ; Obernhoe, to 1 prem. ; in gold dust, from it thorough ano lenethened than ordinarily hal been the dependent of the reserve fund, 26,923/. already set apart $ ,I? I Valeof Nesth .. ... . / 19 15e Peninsular Mining, par to I, prem.; Great eambrian Oriental Company's st case.-The C. ideal blathematical School fur apprentices at out of the profits ' . l the line for future contingencies. the 21 .en Weaselord and Elikeney. I fle iii Mining and Quarrying, 3to 1 prem.; East Indian announced this after. this dockyard ,e t .., b e remoJe-lled, and called the o Nowal accounts of the Athlone and Galway portion of the line 01 I ell . Waterbed natl i tAseerke 1 32 33 Iron, 4s. to Gs. per share ; Chancellorsville Freehold Melbourne,with 33,321 I:moquette. Clara," the mathematical studies being di• are stated as' tritely , and show a batman net revenue of re/ . 1 . i.. 1 ',:ft: alm' htedea llee cewpkw 59 10 nested by Mr It errson, head master. This else' is to be 4,0451., to be carried to the credit of those baronies of 90 :en 'West Lewd . - supplied by the 'election annually of one pupil from nll the counties of Roscommon and Galway, which the act .... I W.Fadefloo.fiCrystalP.l - - I Ore, par to 1 prem.; Great Crinnis, par to 3 prem. far the larger proper! the apprentices at the various yards; the ' , election being makes responsible for tie interest on the lan. The lee- et., ..... ,Yarlelleweeetartteetwo6 l 674 664 zd . Ille ad • It is also known that SU& by the Rey. Dr Woolley, who bee been appointed port end statement of acc•-unts having been adopted, the 23 2 0 Do. do. It etetnon- ~ II ?t i do ad 111 4ad lespector of Dockyard Schools . Each pupil will remain in meeting was mad,, special, and the following resolution li ) lit; lio.O.N.F . .Purce.ierte 2 .. ad THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. been imported during tee clao for the tense( four years, and, according to alsility passed , after some apposition from two or three members. 41' 100. Teak 116 berth "sea In 6ad'34 7f " The gold mining share market to-day is gene- to meet the Radom d and guaLticatiun, will be disposed of lay the Atheirsltr at wi n . t-rconlved : "That this meeting eo hereby authorise LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENT*" 8. no record is obtainahl rally better supported, but business remains very fa • • • Ito ezpeation It will be so arranged that one pupil will t k e oirectors, an behalf of the company, to subscribe a SUM ,4{. 100 Iriple.se..o..vh (Lasq r wrong in criminal quiet. Agua Fria are quoted 15-16 to 1 1-16 prem. enter end 'nolo r will leave each year. not exceeding 33,0001. to the capital al a projected under- Ito LeindoMeN.Wramne ;03 ti'S 1 valuable metal durit DLvosPoßr, SEPT. 4.-The Mariner, 12, is to be taking, for the construction of a line of railway between the 512 )0 p'to.m.- leer ;ins Colonial Gold, 11-16 to 13-16 prem.; Nouveau 200,000/. brought lorweril at this pastor commissioning with all pos • to w ns o f Armagh and Cavan in Ire-led, ...r for such pnrtios I (h eed toCeladoelan) lli 734 Monde, 7-16 to 9-16 prem • Great Nugget I to 3 aide . e.eatch Her Majesty's brig Nautilus proceeded of th e mine as may extend from the toots of Clones to e 6 Pef 114 ° ( ,..... e lL'e".'etEeereP-Cf• to o f Nortbsrall 130 '53 prem.; and Port Philip, 3-I'6 to 3-16 die. ' " " into Cie feting on Tuesday for l h .. exerciee of the naval Cann." :5 20 tl:ceteeitter 4 De....., Toro.: Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 341 to pree The Custom-house si ions metals directi ap.•ra 'dices. en i returned to her moorings in B trnpool on - Cowed In On a . Weott till 41 al 35 I ; Peel River, a to 3 prem.; North British Anita- Fridal ' Ihe merchant I " emer Prince arrived from Port.. CLIVEDON.-EXTENSIVR ROBBERY or MONET AND " 1 I I ' l l lierlllllllllWenllllllln. lasian, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem.; and Scottish Austre- ending Thursday last, num 1. -it Frei.) afternoon wi th a number of convicts for ileared to VI. N. & Ben), .... - .lEWELB.-04 Friday last a most rzteneive robbery. was so in IliellteSsiby(Licietkl4LlO, 119 Mad and 730 ounces of bile , D o mom., who errs conveyed to Lain by the boats of her . Han Investment, 11 to 11 prem. Clarendon Consols committed at the Clevedon railway station, under circum- LS 116 De. 4 elates WWI. M fe al value of about 177,000 !patched to the Cont Itlejests's otos. wheit other convicts nom the prisons were e° llll6l are quoted Ito i prem. Cobre mark 44. tWtt tied. li.e Aid light. r arrived on Friday from Chat- stances of a mysterious character. A lady named Mans- 134 1 14 Do. I therm PU.S; If Mad 36,730 ounces of the p L an with en,roe. The two mates, six able seamen , and held, who had been staying at Cleve•len fur a week, went 1 4 . 11411 r -ten twww , ll „3. e ? h nin ewtwe aw ' rh ~, iii awing Its is as follows :-Gold boy, I, It hs re on cheek on the sailing of the Diligence to the railway station or f the purpose of going on to Bath, 2 „ 1 90 0 g..„ p,,,b, „, ( g ut ,. s g g y. •riece ' dose no haunt/ • small box coot lining goon hundred, of pounds 20 .24 Lower . tr It G.:L....Apar& ist.' No. Oh Wires. p o w g e o m d m ,! to - day. ounces; to Elsinore, 6 transt...t for 1... hnner's Straits, have been sent round 10 worth o f jewels and cash. she deemed it prudent to carry rootod•o 4.•••oll) - 5,000 01111Ces. Gold be -- - Portal 'nth to j . in that ship. The Daedalus, o 60 1 le mit 2 to Hamburg, 12,06 C W. 11. •••ey, unwed yesterday from Portsmoutheato'.6ll6pa. O. of fashionable he'. hand. While she was at the ticket counter, a man , alt Ditto 4115. 6 Per CM - - ..i. pia I Arm Pria 211,66, 1 *Anglo Amitrelha t ell 1 46s par et She is at priwnt lying in the Sound. - ' 1 . 3 h IM'awasne'" , a'a' n fth ilea ed to I.6N.W.and.) II If .t ,tat ' - ' Ar n t.th40,r..0n .... all 4e es ounces. Silver coin meet el which he tendered a sovereign. It happened flint ~.. i l in e nkhetwe , en , ' , dew He*. 10 V....guano:. . ... I li al as Silver bars :To Bodo, the clerk bad not sufficient small change, and Mrs. Mena toll:oat& Dart. --. 46.640 6 Do , DM 7116i4..... I ai az field, anxious to oblige, pot her box out of her hand and 17' I Ali IPidra s n d d Drad'ertll,ll4l.l 1534 I:4j id' lan 81 ad af,ivi ' 20 ee•••traium _ .......... : 1 M The steamer Indus, ILLEGAL ITEIGUTS AND MEASURES. gave him silver fur his coin. Tt.e train being about to start 30 180 Porteernbeemot 4 ; sot ! maw I Atlantan Centelara ... all 4 dis ampton to-morrow (I 140.11111 1 Australlan FroahtiO .. all I die Mr. Wright, the inspector of weights and mea- she went out upon the platform end entered the carriage, I . , Dewed co lisest,c_e . n . ator, - - wholly forgetting her box till the train was an motion. She '.},?, i g 114'; 3 P. , ,r, , ,,,L7..i t , ,61 ' 6 11 "MC 1 An Maria ... .... .... _. ill g dis ,7"o,edt. I Wien etotteem Gale all 1 des take out the enormous bullion, of which 83,8 e.e.',• soma .." the ere'er•meatfolled tradesmen before then called out to stop but was not heard, and was carried " I 1 kle.Westitsec.esVot +. - - woe is Witituthiren 1.1.6 e Mr. C one, at Clerkenwell iu,lice court, for illegal draiingt on to the Patton station. The telegreph was then set to a t 12 'Lo u pe . Para ditto )..., , - - t2,01.1t U +lient..lnt ...1,,5 4 ip , les 31 41 4e silver. The destivati Alfred Dane, • coal dealer, in Itahere•street. St. Luke'', work back to Cleeedon, and in a few minutes the answer e:d 100 ; Berm aodtioehirelete. 0 •*.t. 94 De.Ccomeandesdate sit 2 3 lows: - For Bomb was cli reed wick having ;n use a fals e balan ce . The In • came back that there was no box th ere. Unfortunately it I i; • tires: ! semi era .... 145 170 11:1114 es• . DO. 44. Jolla Do: Rey !6 SI 36 Madras, silver, 3 speetnr said, then was • 2lh weight concealed under the did not occur to the railway officers who the man was at 0 , . I. t Uo.Autenithatock ,„ , 148 Its .;9.16. 1 Cerra'. Creel. i laz 147 13,60 e 44 Cabo lupper „ an 46 4i 44 for Calcutta, silv dee ud.nt's machine, so that • purchaser could be cheated Tattoo to search the carnage., and as there rose a down 1 91 , 111 1 , s t g o lem ,.. .., I , s i die •.cepe." $ .. da iml.l . I 1 r " silver, 97,3001.: for I ia th at t imothy ia a purehase of eve n Bibs . of coo]. In troin due at the same time, twee is so knowiog in what ~ „ i „ . ye w , Tag,. ft p. .5at. ...... • . Copier° - Meer It 4Cepeer Miners of Rem o f 511 63 silver, 33,0001. ; fox Defendae wi. deservedly eeneured ; and ord• red to pat 51. lox was 571. in gold and silver, and a 51. note, • diamond 1i ' A' , Ditto Ditto Ll:ocs .. „. ski $24 1,16% ss +Do. Peet 11 an all 64 74 746 Singapore, silver, 26,0 Tn ma. Weker, Old street, licensed eictu .1.. r, had to bracelet, gold ring sot with fifteen brillients and emer this .1-elOll Alla & ~. .C. V .4 ( 14404 # TOM 6 44,4 4 0-.4,.stt„`lA. :, I.' „.I 21 if die and silver, 13,3001.; .4 Great Nugget Tan ,'. i 4 en , • pee 235. lin twos deficient no asures. gold ring with • single brilliaut, three gold rings set w i t h' ' Le Or" , W''' 44l4l -' "' 143 WS 1 "' 11°° - i M . It , sneered - - „ 70,oant. We also hea -- J4l '. Bri g ham , Seineere Arias. Coburg-street, vas ad- brilliants in clusters, gold ring set with carbuncles, 4..1d rzaraiumaa seam 2 , ... (4 In •-o.eral ....., .. „ 'wised top. y Ms. for two bad measures. keeper ring. lady's gold watch and chnin, gold signet ring 72,03' I Grant i,sachy of °Onto al : i dig gar bra iII tram& St. John-street, hatcher, 1163 fined 100 eng raved o Ellen," anti numero u s other *m o b il o( j e w e ll ery 141.1 On Abrraroll - • ••• •.• 11...• Great P01ge0e5........... al: 41 If am jewellery) ; and of 44 far an unjust balance. a•Li - - FUNERAL OF THE LATE Si it GI MAME COCKBURN. o t,. tl l ter, :sr: 11 ,, . o *.t e r a l t : o t - e, ies bee lox". I Lek, nameret ..... . . a" I 4 Ms Carnatic for New Zi 40,1., Meaty Serail Ana Abbott, thus Anchor-anti, ; titt. Luke's, -Os &pudgy morning the remains of this gallant and die- e t , 16003L,doiday Alf) . ..4 tee p y gold taken out by th WY st merited to pay 40s. for selling with R.' Jerry" on the Demanded iselosital were removed Iran Hertford -street, le 1 Co• -tee w. •I ,loe.Thead . 1111 111 ;On 3 Wipers Mull yesterday for St. .e .1.. Mayfair, and finally el. posited in the old catac mho at the es all Con ant Randal ...... . . I Ia pm ss,es,i 1 Lis cis'.' 11.1 d 411 i9l q u e r : Crushing t.: ~. tll i I any return ; but she ie William Margery, Dunhili-row, chandler, was fined eos. R etria l! -green Cemetery, Harrowroni, with all that due SI ell Dwrlees l • ll ‘• . 11 ‘ l e 'l cs 160,er I Winsome . ell 1 e &led 1a in foe a faits Wawa. 10,60 A t 0 Mazh-• ...a 1011.4casoican •8 7 61 as 150,000/. on boon solemnity sad pomp belonging to the rank of this di, 3 .1 sa ' c le t in wuw eel . t . 4 o.o ,..l e n 4 Perm Tyrrell, mialsdaaler. Golden-lane, had to pay 20 e- nitgashial navel officer. Amongst th• principal mourners s' ! s gm, d o . (so / per C 5...„. 1 Lat. , a New 4•135• so a .... :ILI e dis par tamed shipments of the for an illegal bausairs. were the Very lieu. Wm. Cockburn, Dean of York, Sir 71. 2 'Do. do. (71.175.1 I par Ct. i t pas 114,00 G ' liCaiwoun Mamie So,Cas to Nova Senate Mg and William Hussey, butcher, Brisk - lane, was ordered to Pay J ames Cockburn Sir Alexander Cockburn, Sir lames 6! 61 es.. ef.,-.R.s . .t• .11 pw e llol I pia xi Copp, Smelting 5 - - tie to be in 'gold. Thal tin. for a bed balance ; and Hamilton Admi ral Ayscough, Ac. 6i st tittto as Mle 2 I sy as WAX. I Peet Paeligt tAI al. I antert, Kw% Set d 4oe. fora false machine. 111,06. eo Ith runty lam - - ' a British institution. Their manufacture is a part of $ 6 .011n' o'o, Penh. Midi • '''' SO 11101.IM,O ,t, .:,:a -,-.- English enterprise and toil. By • " little judicious letting I , Duria, 54 pre 0138 -.I - - es.ew a •outh 4:101 , ..nin...... all t its par alone," rails art allowed to rust and sot, sue r lli ng - stoc k M . .61147Irtat Norlwrse papist WS 137 ed I mi., : 0 . ~, • ~ ,.....i. .. . 7 7 S in no official return. MR. DISIIIELI AND HIS CONSTITIIENTS.-It is rat- to become worn, end then the accideuts accumulate of them- S '• 1u1 1 LM 'e........e. 5 re ' '''''" ft* . p.etrm 11l ill ed I . a .eeet te.,,,e; Cu'.. Velma ..... ..' 41 4 f I that there ie every p menet I Welke noun !that tr.' " Chancellor of the Exchequer intent" 'elves : such is the power of a managa mint iuspired with 1 ' 74 . 9 1"' - ' 4 , pe ; r w e e ' t i . woe I 9 I 1 .,, - contiruing, in paymer m•• I. •.• lis7. t 'fitments at Alleehory, on the 11th inst., fur tact. Another branch of the natinnal manufacture is in- e, . 4 mothow e sermMElgethe Se Mad 'aon ' wee Oneada the purpose of addreadog etem on the present a, peat of 1,0.3( 0 • 1' , ..• learn,. all 1 t di. ' present, and in the nu Senn/us. The railway carriages tare .100 dup so neatly and ao .147est-likskit,reses Seri 01 ft i•. • r I Yoh ..... .... all 4 4 die Is compute s that men pentad affsies. : tightly that foul tor gathers , and babl, sun laps are quietly , • et 04.44hr4 rah +6 rat. 1113 ,4 • isawirable by stampede's& :stiles% hit K IN THE CHANNEL-it has bcco killed. In n• her departments besides railways. the 9 7 ife Pete frretiee.o l 4• 4 l olo !' • 11 . 1 1 9 1014 will be despatched t CLEVEDON.—EXTENSIYE ROBBERY OF MONEY AND EWSLIL—On Friday last a most extensive robbery-was committed at the Clevedon railway station, under circum stance' of a mysterious chatiater. A lady named Mans field, who had been staying at Clevedun fur a week, went to the railway station for the purpose of going on to Bath, god having a small box coot Union some hundreds of pounds worth of jewels and cash, she deemed it prudent to carry it la her band. While she was at the ticket counter, a man iathiunable exterior came and asked for a ticket, on pay ment ef which he tendered • sovereign. It happened that tits clerk had not sufficient small change, and Mrs. Mans. Seld, anxious to oblige, pat her box out of her hand and gave him silver fur his coin. The train being about to start ale went out upon the platform and entered the carriage, wholly forgetting her box till the train was in motion. She then called out to stop but was not heard, and was carried cm to the Patton station. The telegreph was then eat to work back to Clevedun, and in • few minutes the answer came back that there was no box there. Unfortunately it did not occur to the railway officers who the man war at Tattoo to search the carriages, and as there via a down train due at the same time, there is so knowing in what direct, o the thief went off. Among the property in the hog was 571. in gold and silver, and a el. note, a diamond bracelet, gold ring sat with fifteen brilliants and enter ilds, gold ring with a single brilliant, three gold rings set with brilliants in clusters, gold ring set with carbuncles, gold keeper ring, lady's gold watch and chain, gold signet ring engraved ee Men." and numerous other articles of jewellery FUNERAL OF THE LATE Slit GEORGECOCKBURN. —On Saturday morning the remains of this gallant and dis tingisished admiral arra removed from H.-rtford-street, Mayfair, and finally di posited in the old catac sobs at the Kensall-green Cemetery, Harrow-road, with all that due solemnity aid pomp belonging to the rank of this dig. Usguishael naval officer. Amongst the principal mourners were the Very Rev. Wm. Cockburn, Dean of York, Sir James Cockburn, Sir Alexander Cockburn, Sir James Hamilton, Admiral Ayscough, THE MANUFACTURE or AcciDENTS.—Accidenta are a British institution. Their manufacture is a part of Seili.h enterprise and toil. By a t. little judicious letting ehosee, - rails are allowed to rust and tot, and refting. s t ag k M become worn, and then the accidents accumulate of them selves: such is the power of a management ihspired with tact Another branch of the national manufacture is in genious. The railway carriageo ere c1 , ,-,d up a i neatly and tightly that fuel air gathers, and babi. a on laps are quietly Mid. In other departments b..sidis railways, the preelection of aecidents progresses with gieat ra p Wit Thu., the other day, at Manchester , a warehouse that had been built out ..1 smaller rooms. wee peeked with more goods than the ft tor could bear, and is tins the door fell ; unfortunately not killing any one, as the tardiness of the falling warned the eke beneath torus away. Accidents from fire are generally contributed by huilden. They build rows ef h , ..isist. without coon. ctir.g balconies, or other way of exit but throitgli the street-door;; and if • fire occur the style of constrructr.n answers Its pur pose—the peo,,le ere generally suffocated. One thing in the cat;stics of the accident trade should be noted. A great number of deaths daily occurring are at tributed, stupidly, to ordinary personal eau , s, such as low eitt, unhealthy habits, neglect of penunal comfort. But this is a mistake. That young man who died in the coun try, among his friends, was done to death by a church war den in town, oho k..pt open a gr .seiard near hi. lodgings. The eminent Irsilder, Smith, was the: person who killed the young Icily said to have died of consumption ; he artfully composed a draught through • passage, which whistled her down the Deuce of Death in a few months. Oar statistics should be therefore revised, and credit should be given where credit is disc.—Leader. EXTENSIVE SEIZURE NEAR EXMHETll.—Eighty five tubs of c tntraband spirits have been seised in the neighbourhood of Sidhary, part of them in a waggon, and the remainder 10 a barn in the occupation of Mr. Oodfrey, by the Coast Ward. The ve.ssla and their contents are secured in the queen's warehouse at Suter. The waggon it also forfeited. 64. 100 Aberdeen W AM:own !to. 1, 7 par Q — M. ho ay 0:01 22 I t ler 4 Vllf Qt, 103 103 it. 1111114124.2441. 210 . 703 7 11 6C. 2•• N hi all Curl and Btailea 01 all DaNdar, ith.41.0 dim ton.lttial . I 111 61 3a. 81,1120tane.11. - 1.17.14.14N21. 4 al f 3 , Do. dd. (41. ) Pry Cl••••_, ll 3 1 71! 2 Da, (10. (77.17.4 7pr Ct 4 II Irt , 6 ' 61 pa.,110l 11 12 7% zd! 6 61 DIM al. 14.1 11 11 .. 241 10 Da. Ilree. oar Get. -‘46, 141 141 Rd SD 120 Illarl.Dateui.derlpaa.4p.oll 211 211 6 s 6 .1114Sar6t, &r,6. ad; I Dards% 61 pr Owl Ft. 110.trel Ikathmill mast, 1041 Do. Sp* °oat. Mr*, a,.4 dertablio at 1 • pdt. psi IS 74 De. 41 ;moist. ser* el ti OLONdWartrit(l)Mo the' MI - 11, All Do.se.r .1. rm. 41 mat. 112 I tea 1:1111. irredeemable &per au 14 I 4 ilarrort tee :,Yrr‘t. 74. I'S Ditto 4Kr (rot • 10e trai.• '.• orral 60140 IDlttoPrelreeutl4l3 per et.l :0 ) ! lima sti-1V....ttmi.T124010 111 i 01 it0a , 144.1 , rr. I 1 ileadondruy4.l.notak.ldi 13 16 10 • • Dn./Ira L:' . . Do. 12 6 2 • • naspp.* Gulls; 44p et. IP IGj. 5 Taito ' 10 4 ,44240 1 2 dl 1 gre, Do. 41 per rt. l•rar. Shit 610,1 1 /..mrytiroty f poi 14 I De. Drtmetarai -I Ur , MN& 10 .I ,:fortb litaitatAlre 4.. 100 0004. 'Vert*. 110.wr., .3. 62.425.:y 14 all I Dit.o .11t2.. di* .Ik, • 4. LS !fa, i• i J r 16 lo a:4 . S 16 10 Do. 6pa 02121 16 16 loofa MuI%%IE(a IN THE CII.‘NNEL—II has been aw, r.. rd that during the Isle gale the British ship, r. reptrin Cranston, commander, together with • ee'y cargo rf 1,200 tries of guano, worth 101. per toe, wu lit is the " shops" of the clammed daring the late gale. ()sly a .hart time belie/ the Teasel foundrred, the even. •hich, tog , alter with some females on hoard , sew beteg 21 pima., descried a ship, which torsi d out to be the relate*, ('aphis Oliver, from Quebec, with !Miter for the r. rtLaid breakwater, bearing towards them. Their vinwals of distress were same -ed, sad they were ultimately leAtte •, ud t Oren into Weymouth, where they weft attenOrd to most humanely by the authorities. Th. Cul- IRO/ 54 .' 0111414 to s Liverpool firm, sad is lasascd in • un-blemblii sun. TSB CIIOLILRA IN LIVERPOOL—A death from Amalie MAIM 11.1 OCtllffe , l in Liverpool. The deceased was a Ikrowas emigrant, anal had imported the disease from llama, sm, cad the death occur'. is • crowded lodging- Uwe, one in the inferior parts of the town. The mitten lion or the Ileolth Cosamitt, e has heen drawn to the ease, an I ale, t-, the dangerous overcrowding of tht se • mi-trants' lodaing-h wars, whet\ are numerous in Liverpool. Nam Commtistua OP TUE PEACE Vo lt MAN 4:1111 , T1111 —la toweespeenee of deaths is the old commission of the prior for Manchester, 411 the removal of ire,.tlemeu upon it to the (+Our Imolai.% • sew communion bee here reetivr4 re-apriatiog ml euth gentlemen on the nil one, as are elirribirt mad mibmitietins thy four following names for the "'her —Mr. Robert H trees (the present nt.ty,r). Mr. W Rawson, Mr. Owego hullo Cnappell, and Mr. Willi ins Rom. _ i dim r IM It ".,P" tai 14* 74 $44 Of . Ib 110 fag" ad 116 ad 116 lUsd !ftar a UI 11$$ "llle a Pm Ift IS 14 IS 10 to 1 Mao Mod 14 PKQat pa 1 pa, nth Ita , ,tr.. Newby A= lof M. 0....-. 231 !ci t.n. of. oast. .Kt`..Y,va , 'l e4.writ.fittr Iv BO 14 1444erfordliKallsannylpil I Tat, !Ow. P9t,li I 1it.144r4 o a PI id DIP* Ntto 5 gi ad 'TeraaNallad.il•a%tvdi p ie p„ MISOELLANYOUN. MI*CILLAIIIIOIII. Aubln !nal an 4 his DOW. Z . ..tustr.ti AerieuDuni 12,201 Z. ttatrilwan reale Mai *ow: 1. ,Au-trwliaii Itotal lia al Dilliertin Waterworke... , 60 /Intuit American Land Di:lbii 6 licit-tit Colonial Smelting I 1 A Itadueiton Company HAW 100 Cacvla DOA. t Cryan/ Palace . . Ltkpii 4011441 l';i1V11 of France 60.0011 Do,Eastem Steen ...... 11,(04 2. n4:lectrle Telearatit. DLO ii. 16,13caarel Staetn Savlentlell s . ziiiiieneral A A. shimmy, Co c(i.1.., 5.1 roil neetroot Sway . 10,011. i 2PlMainlanstai At. Naradom inenel 1!% Won •I Iht.eniSte tin Niel 1.0.44 luiNetherhuide Lae .. ~. - . 76a0 I : i.s. Wale, rotten,' Inter. I letesm Nerivatlon VAI ... 111.71. 1 North Denali Allotrilaslllll 4A,0.. 1 liii. New . . %Savo 2n r iorth of Kurope rum. nom.° 6.1.e0 liner Land k Mineral ti. 014. &iPelting/lac t I /Santa! attn. 1 , ..00 In Da (.ot.) 2 PtirUand Ina, Company 1/.AM IS Dora %Nip qp..„ . ~ ipe.ceni 1 ....penal Auer. Inv.t.metsi 12.702: .S.sab Australian land 16u; s• I 1 lilblll4lloo I eltanaph ... ItLtia. nw Van Iricuteue Land 761 all all I 241 rd. l iii.-7; liatadar. "T = c M IS ••• ..- -.• ir . 1 311 BuMiir tow to-4.1). Mead NI 11 Dm p la ... • etas, la. i re 0.7 illit g . ii g IF 21 z In 6 4 714 7 MONEY MARKET. SATURDAY EVENING. The English stock market opened at the depressed rates of yesterday ; but, as business progressed, a rather better feeling became perceptible, which, however, was scarcely maintained till the close of the market. The slight tendency towards a rally apparent in several departments of the house seems to have been mainly attributable to purchases in realisation of profits, as usual at the end of the week, by late specula; ive sellers. Throughout the Exchange business was dull. Consols were first quoted 977, to for money and the Bth of September ; but an advance to 97i to I succeeded, and was maintained till the official close. l After the regular hours, however, a relapse to the opening range took place. The " contango" for October may be called to 3-16. The official business report includes :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money 97k, 4 ; ditto for account, Bth Sept., 97!, Three per "Cent. Reduced, 98, 1. Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 100 z, Annuities of 30 years, 1860, 39-16. _ Exchequer Bills remain quoted 2s. die. to le. prem. Business in the foreign house was so exceedingly', dull that a detailed report is not requisite, prices presenting no feature. Spanish I)eti•rred was a shade firmer, but other descriptions showed no ten dency towards a rally. At three o'clock Mexican lianas were quoted 261 to ; Peruvian Deferred, 58 to 60; Spanish Deferred, 23 to -1 ; the Com mittee's Certificates, 6 to 61 per cent.; Granada Active, 23 to 24; ditto Deftrred, 91, to l. The list of sales is annexed :—Equador Bonds, 51. Mexican Three per Cents., 261. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 62 ex thy. Russian Four-and•a- Half per Cents., 101;. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 234 ; the Committee's Certificates, 64, 61 per cent. This being the 3rd of the month there was a very active demand for money in commercial circles, and the banks and discount houses generally were ex traordinarily busy. The heavy mass of bills falling due has been met with most remarkable promptitude; indeed, the most experienced men in monied circles aver they scarcely ever at any previous period knew so few instances of difficulty arise out of so heavy a settling. The propriety of the step just taken by the Bank of England is strongly shown in the fact that, almost throughout the market, accommodation has in very few instances been obtainable, even on first class pap, r, below 4 per cent. Under present circumstances, the greatest interest attaches to the movement of the precious metals; and all statistics bearing on this important subject de,erve peculiar attention. It is greatly to be regretted that official returns are not obtainable from the vatious ports showing the course of the trade in gold and silver. Our list of the known imports of the week includes:-1,100,000 dollars, nearly all in silver, by her Majesty's ship lltedalu s , from the Pacific; 1,351,8(10 dollars, chiefly in silver, by the Magdalena, from the West Indies; and 400/. in gold dust, from Singapore, by the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Ripon. The arrival is also announced this afternoon of the Barrackpore, from Melbourne,with 33,320 ounces of gold. We arrive here at an ascertained total of about 685,0001. sterling, by tar the larger proportion of which must be in silver. It is also knowr, that large quantities of silver have been imported during the week from the Continent, to meet the E darn demand ; but of these arrivals no record is obtainable. Perhaps we should not be far wrong in estimating these supplies of the less valuable metal during the week at 150,000/. to 200,000/. The Custom-house statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London, during the week ending Thursday last, includes 45,830 ounces of gold, and 730 ounces of silver, representing an aggregate value of about 177,0001. The whole of this was de- spatched to the Continent, Hamburg alone taking 36,730 ounces of the gold. The account in detail is as follows :—Gold coin : To Hamburg, 24,670 ounces; to Elsinore, &c., 2,500 ounces ; to Belgium, 5,000 ounces. Gold bars: To Belgium, 1,500 ounces; to Hamburg, 12,060 ounces; to Boulogne, 100 ounces. Silver coin : To Boulogne, 300 ounces. Silver bars: To Boulogne, 430 ounces. The steamer Indus, which is fixed to leave S.uth ampton to-morrow (Sunday) for Alexandria, will take out the enormous sum of 460,500/. in specie, and bullion, of which 85,8001. is is gold, and 364,700/. in silver. The destination of tlis large sum is as fol lows: For Bombay, silver, 165.0001.; for Madras, silver, 3,000!., and gold, 500/. ; for Calcutta, silver, 000/. ; for Canton, silver, 97,5001.: for Hong Kong, gold, 13,50 U/., and silver, 53,0001. ; fo; Pen , ng, silver, 2,3001. ; for Singapore, silver, 28,0001. ; for Batavia, gold, 1,8001., and silver, 15,3001.; for Alexandria, sovereigns, 70,000/. We also hear of the shipment of 1,386, by La Plata, for the West Indies (besides 6,1(104 in jewellery); and of 4,2001. iu coin on freight by the Curvatic for New Zealand. The total amount of gold taken out by the Emperor steamer, which left Hall yesterday for St. Petersburg, is not specified in any return ; but she is known to have had as much as 150,000/. on board. Summarising thes.• ascer tained shipments of the week, we find a total of about 783,0001., of which more than one-halt would appear to be in 'gold. There then remains to he taken into account the large shipments of gold to France and Belgium which have been going on during the week from the Kentish ports, and are shown in no official return. We tiny further mention that there is every probility of the drain to Russia confirming, in payment for grain, &e. During the present, and in the early part of the next month. it is comput, d that w'me very heavy amounts of gold will be despatched to that quarter, irresptetive of the grain to other parts of the world. It will be noticed that we have received no specie from the United States this week. Notice has been issued to shareholders of the Grand Tennk Railway of Canada, that they arc at liberty to pay' up in advance on the delmliturs., allotted to them. All such payments will bear in terest ut the rate of 6 per yin. from the date of pay ment, and the certificates will In exchanged for de bentures when the latter are received from Canada. The numbers are published of eit46 Greek Boiids drawn for redemption on the 23rd ult., and now re deemable by Messrs, Dc Rothschild, Brothers, of Paris. The Great Northern Railway Company are invit ing tenders for loans on mortguae, for periods of not less than 3 years, at 3; per cent. per annum. A tall of 2/. has been made on the shares of the Irish Land Company, payable by the 24th inst. Australian Agricultural shares were rather firmer ' to-day, at 34 to 3.5. Other land shares were dull. North British Australasian ruled at „ die. to par. The transactions in Bank shares were marked by much acthity. Australusi and Union of Australia rose IL per share; but the newlrestablished Australian descriptions, and Bank of A•iu shares, were heavy. THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. The English stock market to-day has maintained a steady appearance, with limited operations. Consols have stood without variation at 974 tog for money sAd Thursday, and 97,1 to I for the 131 1 O cto b er . R The Three p er Cents. educed mark 98 ; 1 to 1 ; the Three-and-a -Quarter per Cents., 100 . 4 to 1; India Stock, 236; South Sea Stock, 1131 ; Exchequer Is. die. to Is. prem.; India Bonds, 13s. prem. The foreign house is deserted, and the dealings scarcely worthy of notice. Mexican is nowinslly better, at 26 to The only sales recorded are: Spanish Old Threes at 471; do. Deferred, 23k to 1; Austrian Fives, 1852, 99 ; and Brazilian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 981 to 'J9I. GOALVE,M2IAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. There was rather more English Wheat at market this morning than on Monday last ; the quality , in massy in stances detective. The i n t er f erence b y the French govern ment with the ordinary course of the grain trade in France, has tended to paralyse the /operations of parties en gaged therein, and the demand from thence having ceased, and our market beieg l e ft to the ordinary demand of our millers, the advance lately noticed had been checked,and,althongh last Monday's rates would have been : M n , eoliteu for Engli s h Wh ea t, i t was unsold at a very late e . _ acre transectims in foreign Wheat and Flour were un important, and the quotations of that day could not be ge nerally exceeded. Barley, whether English or foreign, W3I rather dearer. Archangel Oats were m , re plentiful, and the currency of this day se'nnight could not be surpassed. Fine fresh horse Corn must be quoted &I. dearer. Beans maintained late rates, but Perna were again W. to Is. dearer. AltltivALS INTO LON Indi 1.13014 ALTOEST 27th to SEPT. 3rd. Qe'. Engltrh. del. Intz. 16 , tat., 21i1 20 i ...... 73A1 I, :ry 7O 26 I ... 1 7330 • t. ...... ..... I 68 61 2:13 7.365 1630 Il 33 hour. 1282 sack. and 8163 barrels. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. The public sale- declared for to-morrow consist of—Sugar: 300 hhds. West India, 7,000 bags Mauritius, 3,400 bags Deno], and .100 bogs Penults. Coffee : 100 casks Planta tion Ctylon, and 300 halrbalcs Mochr. Tea: about 25,000 pauses. Saltpetre: GOO bags. Bice: 4,000 hags Bengal, and 3,000 bags Madras. Cochineal: 150 bap. The private contract markets hare a steady appearance to-day, but no busineu of importance yet transacted. Otts.—Seal : pale, 341. 10s. to 3,51.; straw, 331. to 31/.; brown, 321. to 331. Sperm, 87/. to 881. Head matter, 891. to 911. Cod, 311. South Sea, Xi/. to 371. lOs ; Oliva Gallipoli, 671. to M. ; Spanish and Sicily, 621. to 631. Palm, 37! t) 281. Cocoa Nut, 40/. to 411. Seed Rape, pale, 401. 10s. to 41!. 10s.; linseed, 291. di. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS I) 1Y. The market is steady, with a fair demand for con sumption. But li tle doing for forward delivery. Town Tallow is quoted 50,. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. ou the spot, 51s. ; Oct. to Dee. 51s. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. j -mot on hand Casks. ..I 60,774 39 ,679 Delivery last week i 2,722 1,3.1 Do, from Ist Jane I 19,9 ill 16,836 4 t riva Hut week I WO 1,099 .. ___ W. from let June Price V. C. per cwt. Dn. Tneni _ 14,179 I 13,647 I bSI. 17,842 1,698 20,90 2080 14:972 51..0d. 52.. 9 1. Arrival for the wm k ending Sept. 13 lut year, 236 casks ; and delivery, 1,751 casks. The arrival last week comprised 1,622 casks Irmo St. Petersburg; HS South America, and 50 from other places ; total, 2,060 casks. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. There is a good average supply of Beasts. Trade is not so brisk as it has been, and prices gc Ler ally are lower. The trade for Sheep is better than on Friday, and about the same as on Monday last. An early elearonee was effected. Good Calves are in request at fully Friday's quotations, but trade is very dull Cr) inferior descriptions. Foreign supply consists of 2,321 Beasts, 7,040 Sh ep, and 278 Calves; from Scotland, 130 Beasts; Irdand, 100; and 1,300 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Pee moue of efue. -. • Per woof of IP.r. 1. 1. d. Met Peota, II ordor h 4 1 4 8 I 0... t Un, & tit 11e*8beet,4fore ...e . 44 4 1 Wit Ling-Ifo4l , . 484 10 tioelft) Barb I 8 3 8 Ili. do. alma,. 3 G 4 8, tee+ at,: ~e cot. 1,1.411 4 0 4 4 . ..... . . 3 8 4 8 do. rft,ore Pro & ll . alf-tee , U 5 2 5 4 Loot. . 4 1 5 4 5i... , it ',mixt e., and Lambs, 28.1g0 ; “it., 353 P 10.260. BOROUGH HOP MARKET—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand for yearlings and Weald of Kent and Sussex Ifi.ps is increasing, and prices arc 6s. to Bs. per cut. higher. Duty, 155,0001. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Eden Main, 235. 3d.; Hastina's Hartley, 2s•. Walla End Ilaswel!, 245.; Walls End lletton, 245.; Walls End Stewart's, 2.15. ; Walla End Teta, 24s.—Ships at market, 170. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPII. LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, 10.30 ♦.Y. Wind K, moderate, and fine. Arrived.—City of alnsgow, steamer, from Phila delphia ; London Maid, from Santander ; Catharina Jacobs, from Archangel. Sailed.—Atuerien, for Manila. QUEENSTOWN, SEPT. 3. Wind S. Arrired.—Dejungo Duff, from Rio Grande ; Anna Charlotte, from Alexandria; Tito, from Ismael; Sweega Gruthrce, from Ibraila. Put in for coals.—Rattlesnake, steamer, for Deme rara; Lord llarris, steamer, for Trinidad. Sailed.—Warsaw, for London. • WATERFOIII), Sm. 3. The Crescent, from Liverpool, for Cadiz, put in here to-day to land 2S passengers from the Marts ban, from Liverpool, for Melbourne, whilst she was ashore on Arklow Bank, Ist of Sep tember. The Crescent remained by the Marta. ban till the latter floated off, when she is supposed to have L preceded to Milford, or put back t o Liver poo DEAL, NioNDAy, 9 .t.m Wind N.E., fresh. No arrivals. THE COMMISSION OF INQUIRY INTO THE CORPO RATION or Losbox.—The Commissi hers appointed to conduct this inquiry—Sir John Mattison, Henry Labatt . chere, Esq., and G. Cornewall Lewis, Esq.—have appointed their secretary, and have arranged to commence their la bours early in the ensuing month. ALLOWANCE TO THE TEMPLE OF JUGGGERNAUTIL —A document has just been printed, by order of parlia ment, of the allowance made by the Court of Directors to ti.h T h a el ve e r a n p m re e ss n i t i h rh . e!r ol deter minationcon. s t w p i ti t eo h od t f h 4 e j"u t t e g • e ta ge' p trn l h e es , u ts tßh u ri. t it seems that in April last the subject was still under consideration. THE SEE OF SALISBURY.—From an officittl,x turn to parliament it appears that last year the nit ri‘ee of the see nt Salishury was 2.7441. 14s. 81. The F.celesias tient Commissioners of that year made several payments. EXORBITANT CLAIM FUR LAND.—A claim of 4.77,:d. has just been made fur two acres of land and con sequential damage by severance required by the Tilbury and Southend Railway. The jury awarded 6501. CALEDONIAN RAILWAY. —lt is proposed, as a b::neticiailtoflenknni lieu cnialmernuwrhe,olteooerminpopwaretr of th e th is e su u e jor o t f g....g; de venture or bond debt. w. SitaEwsaufti AND BIRMINGHAM AND CH • RAILWAY.—II IS stated that some of the shareholde ISt Edtithurgh, while declining the Great Wt stern term f ottiekti that no crop should be taken to secure the WO until the two companies have new directors. ,! C