The Express. — London, England, 1853-08-15 00:00:00

11111P"-- ..,// / 1 S-4...-Z-,," //./ ____-- x_- 7--,..‘'-'.a.--!.....• , c.,...........r5ec0-z...........04- .....-..- --o9— ....------71--c-c- --- - . e.,...4.....,..c...,t...,.. zi .....__... , No. 2,171.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, AUG UST 15, 1853. . RIGHTON SELTZER WATER, 4s. a Dozen. THE AFRICAN MAILS. SHARE LISTS. FuItRION RAILWAY,. The following are i le. UOCITS.It has REDVCr D his PRICE ter brighten Seiner 10 4 Antwerp and Botterdam 1 1 Me .....B, ie, from ra. to 4... per itis .n. Alai other aerated w dere la oRDINARY "-- "art.' n, sad went lienssrpmed it uot uniluslled. sia-desen Aberdeen, 261 ; Caled =pr.,. earissr• tree. Ball ,and fens suppapl iu suet quantities (we ELECTRIC TSLEGRAPII.) SATURDAY STINE/M. 124 24 2"12.961i5m0in stonnto ceehleeleoejn.nLii 1,01 The railway market to-day, under the iafluence of so e Lbutrlcrut tali /swims. 1 6 T 34 the " making up" of a "bearish" account, opened rs 1! ihrs„auli°•troteetea"unts ••• ' 2 Piss L. and E. and L. and D' nely as say be T.-Tared. Delivery twice daily. A prospretse with Lanesihire,74 731 ; Ed;' w pn es me be had on appliestain.-11100PkIt. 7. PAU-man ARRIVAL OF THE FAITH. .. - ll I die gm ; arsl33.6nerenorastreee, ten..d.nreet. steadily at yesterday'. closing prices, and fora short 30 • • aiss In .ilisis 1 3 pa Great Northern, 84 83; PLYMOUTH, MONDAY.mature and Yorkshire; Captain nA If .r i Parsons,c African Ma 1 1 arrived S t Steam . m time tended upwards ; but sales, which are believed 10 ' tal. aamaaoa-, 7-- 11 1 . Cum roppanlymyo'usthe.esceneal,sFunaditah, to be of a kerso fide character, following, • decline of sO 103 '3'waairandraact renorin.vra."'”; 3i 4 ;:at' Leeds Northera, 15 ;Li HE SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the last half (p.m, saw prayed beyond que-tion ma BOWL ANDS' 64./voitist oIL parseeses sangulanyt pourrhill AT lid e. the 7 night. She left Lagos July 3; Cape Coast Castle, 6thy .nearly 1 per cent. in the heavy stocks ensued, the ..• 10 Gnu 'hole . ; lighter shares suffering in the same proportion. Awes sad bosom II 11 die and North-Western, Eii Neecestle, and Berwick 601 60. gronlo,,•'°"',l°•.. ....."4 i',..nPre'r"" the "'l' lu 'r/ I Linen s, 12th ; Sierra Leone. 27th; Bathurst and 20 8 Greeters/rid elPresee ll 21 poi ry War +Pew, •-•• lat.,. t prevents it nom ta at o or turn.--.- 304 an w.seretasfuwana.ounis i f dis 101 PREP 21; vey -streestbros weak hale-rteu.ts it from surf aid &wind Gone, 31st ; Teneriffo, Aug. 6th ; and Madeira, Bth. . THIS DAY.-Two o'CLOCK. 204 3t asantenaninbrosto -.- - Great Southern end -mil makes it beautifully son, early. eel Ow y. Vor children it is on arriving out la Lagos the surf ran so high 3 $ tuessetruitoje.3p.Ctihei 1 )Ale V ,: i musuresdral, as formine the bona of e beautiful head el The railway market is flat to-day, and prices are so .3 Lomeataturg .. 171 Luxembourg Railway auir. -Era, a Bi. sod la: 7.11111 t bolt's. :ego& to ;oar small. that the mails were compelled to be put on board the generally lower. Great Northern, and Lancashire 1 ' Dta Illeaeuel .. 41 4g and Lyons, 281 ; Puri.. la, 6J.• and Mobs that stile. tie. Caution-On the ~ wrapper of John Barhaw to be landed. s 2 De. IS 11 mei bot.": 0 am the words, ° Rowlands• Eseassr Ott, ts two Wier. and Yorkshires have given way considerably. Lan- s s De. (Oseal.- - ;j--‘O5 iw A. saiwtsists pad soil* 30, liettauttarlen, Landsat; Mr. IS hiteford,purser of the Faith, wasaccidentallY cashire and Yorkshire stock is quoted 75 to 1 ; London L• ; lisi OnelenteMl: • mils dowse mad Poe'efroles drowned with nine kroomea belnngiog to her Ma- ancLNorth-Western, 1141 to 115; Great Northerns, - ' I°°°'°.°ll.diwrmina - 101W1 .----- jesty's ship Waterwitch, by the upsetting of a boat as 74 Isom ... 14 4 ins 201 to -1, ; Dover*, 201 to 1 ; and Midland, 711 to 9. 3111 ss .tais &mesas_ - - - - Australasia, 82; Ch T H.B D A I LY NEWS• and China, 24 1. at Lagos. 90 I mar ' k'rench shares are also flatter. Northern, are 1, ~ i ~,ea',,,t-'l",,,,eLwaa.. at ) :et L unarm wenn* Apse, ens* ad. litti Ass po,:tleal orr.n. Us DAILY knots i, .t the head of the G. The screw of the Faith was disabled on July 2, quoted for next account 352 to 381; Lyons, 181 to so .. . 'esi-.-M-1.-i sse—es...esea' - -* Au.tralian Agricultu um; pr. esi Criwt Britain, edeoonloo free te'teetetee in Its Woad at and she was taken in tow by her Majesty's ship 1 prem. ; and Strasbou 39 t 1 All these stocks dm R. g meteor So ;'4 14 River Land and Mine I al' .riot and praetbal morass. whether political, metal. - . seese..," 'Yotyplicmus, and conveyed to Sierra Leone, where are wanted for the settling. rge, 0 . 10 ali Nonregna Trask Pram. 111 I/ Steam, 391; South Aus: se eselesastial. 10 to Pans and Lyon. .. 184 131 pm 331 la the . %tent :old raise of nonmetal Sewn -is the socuracr 04 91 the propeller was repaired under the (litre- ORDINARY SHAKES AND STIICICS. 2O ..- ...iris aot Ovrans ... 41 SO 30 ',p.m, As Me maple. irothlitL sod Impartial ebAret'er of It. tion of Mr. Williamson, the engineer of the Poly- 90 3 Pe/Mead loam ... 41 46 394 MUNI us Intelligence and Mde vaned mercantile and cannarrela I in. timing Prime 11001041• T 20 s vas sad strarovisrc 391 Sill 1 nessetiorcit -!. cent none is the City, Railway, and Monetary Artists,- phemus. The Faith brought a large number of 4k. ea liaiLWATe. Saturday. tot p.m. SO i P distate,,andaterlinunt 44 61 es &WPM,' .6 116.`erP'"'ed' passengers, including the wile of Governor Kennedy st. ten t nin.n. 1 .. a— III 101 Quillen and Riehmond .. Is 1 ills • mom details:vital of Shipping then any other paper- 24R so ...........,.1 ....h. _*o 11 21 The market for tl 11 ."""" of • h i f 1 loth.. nee h., gem of Sierra Leone, and his private secretary, Captain 30 ~. scuussi,,g,.6u;i gissi.,l ‘' vely 'slay report r. %I. es In le $0 11 Royal Daolsk - - la ""lisall-ant tbe only daily Hieing Report, with list of prises, Searle. ant grot lama.. . I 61 66 was flat to-day. So perl.ad3 2 Royal Owego\ phushedsayshere. 131 so Illam.Welv.tbleorYallini OS me The Myrmidon, government vessel, was at Fer- II a„ 99,9...14..,,c9,,.9,.., 9 9am 10 MUM* IL t 1 4,11. IP4 11l 941 the influence exereis 1, 010„..„,,,,,,,ie to smite., as being the only paper besides ow le 4 Do. Si per Cont. Prefer. - - able, although man, v.,- which cm • tudes. and has &Isola excluded, from its ammo, naado Po June 26. The Pluto passed on the 13th al si. no.Chenathirk.3ool•lll.C; re Is so I mob &cern of frame 1 / orm ellellsenre Ore/momenta. July. The Britomart was at Sierra Leone 27th July. ii 1144 ,1".4 1-'°. do. 44'.."2••• 34 11 elid lo 6 amaihern of Frame- ... 5 6 pa cipate a good deal of , e fenny. le Agent by the last return of stamps .. 102 04 Ityarifernesayellllo3ii to the leading Lando* Newspapers. by The Hope, with the outward African Mail, was se. its• •seeess, . .., ers 45 671 30 Is. Upper Indis Scrip use It sill be seen that We Potter Oho youngest 177 more .thao spoken on the Bth August. s- all chess sad firiyhesil . 111 291 111 in, 4 eat Inaciders 44 41 In I, Co. 36 per Cent. Peeler. - -ma provinces can be seo dry yews) had in So years bows its three aides competitors . te i:. (bolt soil Baotou ... ... 194 301 so je c.a.,. -v, 0114. tea 101 pa ence was due to the Itstablirlied. Stamp loaned. • 5, 1.• Dahlia and Balfeetlanv 4 3pm 10 : Peet/Tool Switserisnd- i 4 dle Bank of England re 'Roasts° Cinusinta *29.000 CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT dote fanatics ._ ... 8 9 -including the lucre mosses ii.aat5.................... 1781 1.139,000 • 73 eV &At Amiiiin DAILY 312. W 8........---- 1,11441 1.132.000 THIS DAY. la all Ditto (tie 13 sad H.). 33 4 MSo Sara Couniss ... 12f 3 121 MINES. the further decline ir as arguing a probabli The continued realetragele et SO penes jwitifies the renewing 13 .4 Sworn Um.% (Um a . Minlen ..7em1,"1".."1 bF 1,,,,g a..221.27,71' the Lenges mown, The above court met to-day pursuant to adjournment (We 11. IL IL) „ 43 43 SATURDAY STEWING. at an ear je period; wma i only new. •is the 33 , Il slam Bud 0041 w 31 it A fair amount of business has been done to-day in interpretation put From the dr.t 1t toot Up -groundande high liberal tose-re. from the last session. There were present at the opening St., too E.g, Lugg,,,,hins 134 744 741 34 the home mining stock market, without the develop- would probably brave pre eweistently that Wangvative liberaitsin didtk is clearly of the proceedings, the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, 5 all la. h W.I. De0.13134P.Ju 131 le lb, r..99,,,,,,u5i a valises ; and already, with the mooed higbeat__. the Right Honourable the Recorder, Mr. Commissioner Ilt 100 Rdieburith and Olio . 72 74 meat of any feature of particular interest. The although support wa dereatim of toe mvird*Nl dilly I'47' and .Inth lb° is end 1..tair.,,,,, Gurney, Alderzen Moon Salomon and Sir R. W. Car- 10 14117dia•011• end Fellidol •• - - prices reported to-day are :-Oreat Alfred, 271; purchase of 50,0001. mow o .thesewswisee - wit to the Times its jiff...lC:se:la!, &c., &c. Clubury, Me. M. iso itebonlega, Portha).ll,2- 21 W Wheal Arthur, 25; Alfred Consols, 191; Mendip by an influential brolc 3123 "17' Ita political more than taare"Pnwda with walift-' -Cal dUenneleMr-r3heSrihffer St. 100 10Isegew h mss. - esterare.. St. ILO tenet Northam ... „. 044 WI me Hills, 44; Tavy Consols, 24 ; Wheal Carpenter (South Consols were at or ye le ordered of aof hooloellee r'r "nits= la the W 5415099 i oral The first edition of the calendar contain, the names of i, 100 Do. A, Meek ... ... 13 Si Sydenhatr.), 81, 9; Cuaert Uni:ed, 21. a., 225. 6d.; va!ent and closing thefese. le. Psurerbe•street. Eleet.etreet Leonel- 137 prisoners. It. lea Do. P, Wok _ - 1114 111 The Recorder, in charging the grand jury, said that M. 100 ri.tionttuandWoOlem! 113 113 Wheel Zion, 21; Castle Dinu, 10s., lle. ; Alten, 6. money and the Bth S 12. R. cumnutwEws MEDICAL WOEXE, although the calendar contained a somewhat unusual num. St 10, Great WeenieB9.l 90 221 The geld mining shares were dull, and cosed the tone was flat. II it Irk& seat Iheles- .. r 7 weewasse. Antlgimpinsal. sad oWilaW. Is sail; W 1013. ber of prisoners, yet this was principally owing to a larger ee oil sod 0.0/18 .. isi ,01 a shade flatter, but with little change in price. Ague, Three per Cent. Cone I. period than ordinary having elapsed since the last session; WHAT TO SAT, MINI, AND AVOID. 16i 111 Dallied. i 7 is pa Fria were more offered, and Nouveau Monde do not account, Bth Septen and the eases; very few exceptions, were of the ordinary st. me („...igheanglariii; Hi /7 it. 764 SI rally. The settling was in progress to-day. At 4 o'clock Cent. Reduced, 981, lA:crone TO TOMO MEN. description. Ile observed by the calendar that there were 104 IS De. Pas ... 4 al AI M. two charges of manslaughter, and he could not help remark- 17 111 Do. WsdIUMNO '' 31 11 ~ Colonial Gold were quoted 13-16 to 15-16 prem.; Cents., 1011, 101, 4. HOW TO BE HAPPY. ing that with regard to one of them he could not see any ft, all lA9* SWIM" ••• • ;3 1,31 141 British Australian, 7-16 to 5.16 di..; Port Phillip,l 2271; ditto for accou re. evidence in the depositions to warrant the coroner's jury, 1,!,' ?I L0n..92,1n7:7.2, „antitant -1 lispis to 4 die. ; Nouveau Monde, Ito 1 prem.; Agua Fria, Exchequer Bills re MEAL AND PHYSICAL ENJOYMENT Op ugg. by whom a verdict of manslaughter was returned, in e, St. !OP !Son- Brishten, US. (beet le 103 ad 15.16 to 1 1-16 prem. the market was flat, ON SPECIAL DISIA3IIIt giving such a verdict. He PIM that Mr. Wakley, the St. 100 Lender at lewth.Weetr 1141 1124 114 6 Nletcalfe Copper shares were flat, at 31 to 34 prem. Bonds mark 17e. to ti coroner, had made an indorsement on the depositions to the 11$' 94 Do. Tit Its .. - -pm 14 THE CiaTITLTEB or StARRIAOE LIR effect that he had so directed the jury at the time of the 10 . Do.giosh.,Maaidn.(C; la II psi National Brazilian (Cocaes) were flatter; but United In the foreign so vent enquiry, but it appeared that in spite of this they had given Ilt V, btip,d_°ll a. 3336-23333.33 334 69/ $ll II Mexican continues to show an upward tendency. a rise of 6 per cent. DISEASES OP WIIMUL. a verdict of manslaughter igen:int the defendant. In the 22 I ,1741' Fs: ,t 2 . 5 4 dis rhe closing prices of new undertakings are as fob- upon the political 'la• 2.2 Rxmogig. other case also it apoesred to him that unless more evidence 22 lau imeg,„,,g,„." g; bdii,g,,,, II II lows: Mizen Head, ito 1 dais.; Lewis Hill Range, does not appear ht ChM sAT DYNANGISKIINTIA coornrAnoN, OIDS. was laid before the grand jury than 'premed in the deposi• 13 all losclondrrythgronekillen 14 10 4to Z per share ; Carberry *est, Ito 1 die.; Sul- been made towards ie. sad e. Doss it was not at all sufficient to support an indictment fir Si. 130 Swish. 810.,RLimarinA, U 29 , 'scum IRISH, ant SCOTCH LABEL 5 vols. 19. *W. manslaughter. The learned judge then said that the .3.1 ~,,ti PG. ganale UM. Colo. gig phate of Barytes, 4to i per share ; Britannia Gold, 1 divisions now prevai Yldl.ad. 711 75 gianscodoi, Patemseter-eow. carwrit's.l47, 11__""Ira•t_„ .1 ,2•111, only case to which he considered it necessary to '8;". isra, Do. sittini'Dta, 4,,, a 711 to 1 per share; New Linares, 4to 1 prem.; New business was previol Sk Ilaralnil. ..s.l s`•! 1.509,01r_T,,t3 Y. "'..',,Tnr;`"•• 'Tail: refer was a charge against a Frenchman named 42 474 midis.... eet, riroi,„, ... - .. Smith Wales Coal, Ito i die. ,• Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 68 to 70. Owing to =ma. amma'-"'""•• ""- -'" - - Raynaud, of having conspired to assassinate Loads u 1711 late Uell shelle.. -- - 31 to 31 prem. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica) /to 1 operation's to a corn IL Napoleon. If such an act as this had been cum- er. too neesserine .. _... .. 05 Mr prem.; L'Aigle d'Or, 9to 1 die.; London and Vir- marked effect upon t - - --- mitted by an Englishman, it would undoubtedly have 11 41 Do. : : idenien ... II pa GREAT FIRE AT DOVER. amounted to an uff.nee against the law of England; el 177111,te:;..ea . i.e., 1 31 Ai ginia Gold and Copper, par to 1 prem.; Mount Car- better, with the and toren:nets who received toe rotection of this country a. .i, w w .3 9• bon Coal, ato 1 die.; Kenmaro, par to 1 prem.; Port 4 per cent, only. DOVER, SUNDAY NIGHT. - g . - - •=k-ompossag• , • were bound to obey it. laws, at. were amenable to the St. Imo N ... ... .... 55 14 Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal par to 4 pm.; Lake improved, and Eq The inhabitants of Dover and Folkestone were Justice of the country if they disobeyed them. The tun is Is oe. sew- - - Superior Copper, 1 dis. to 1 pm.; Jamaica Copper, 2to Otner stocks were thrown into a painful state of excitement this evening, is appeared to be very short and simple, end the evidence to 311 34 Northers 011111011*** .6119 i 3a 94 Ma u 21 prem. • Connemara, par tot prem. • Glenaulin,l to At 3 o'clock, Mexic tessequenee of the outbreak of one of the most tremendous support the charge! would consist of letters written by. the ill& ire 31196,,0,th less • • ••• •• 13 . Deseicistl ... - - elle 1 die.; Monarch,' 4 to 4 dia.; Australian Mutual, 1 274 ; Peruvian Dete Primmer to a high and distinguished person residing 11 ell Do. •to 4 dia. • Australian Consols, 4to i dia.; Chaxteed 21 to 22 ; ditto, I measgrations that have occurred in the town of Dover for in this country, the Prime de Joinville offering for • s s /22, ittetiw.nunnigug :-.. -Ms Easy years, and which, at nearly midnight, was still raging certain sum of money to assassinate the 'Emperor of the m try poets 41 ttA die 131 Australian Land and Mining, Ito 4 per share; Mel- (erred Threes, 231 I most furiously. The damage already done, it is feared, French. If this fact should be made out to their satisfac. /* ell North Waders 4 5 bourne Gold, 4to 1 per share; Golden Mountain, 1 per cent. Sales are will amount to several thousand pounds sterling, and in Don, it was his duty to tell them that in law it amounted to ill. .11 ,learc4lblosibw_set._3lme __l4 se pm to 4 per share; Great Hewes United Tin, 4 ia. Five per Cents., Sm the offence of misdemeanour, and their would be justified in Bt.": 11 1.e... gotrer 7! returning a bill against the prisoner or that offence. 84. 'OO Ilestdi Mldbmil ... out of employment. The grand jury then retired, end rho court pretended to st. 100 snows. h Mem, ... _ GO 11l The premises in which this terrible fire commenced be- dispose of the busioess of the Posies. St. tun Do. L.leN.W.thear. WS 119 71 THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoat. 651, 641 ; ditto, F leased to Messrs. Walker and Co., oil merchants and seed 10 . 9 , sad Hereford 14 411 die The Australian gold mining shares are very heavy Granada Deferred I Nal an aitrewebury um tinny Centa.,26l, 27. Po wishes, situate under Dover Cliffs, something more Woe. W. lats.) .. Is 93 to-day. Colonial Gold are quoted only 9-16 to 11-16 div. Russian Four. Wes a quarter of a mile from the Dever terminus. The SPORTING. 181, ell Do. Halves -. ... Sardinian Five per mlO , Se. Wrest, ... LATEST BETTING AT THE WEST END. M 611t2hrepshins Vales - sompartments, amongst which were the stores for oil, the The latest transactions were chiefly remarkable for the "AL it = 1=,.. '" "' 4, 12 Ague Fria are quoted 1, to 1 prem. per Cent., 471; alai] warehouses for depositing the various kinds of seed from 711 retrogression of Wrst Australian for the IR. Leger. At the jj -MI 'ij-wili Wales- - ... • 331 Sl4 SS Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 35 to 38 ; 234. which the oil is crushed, the press rooms, &c. In the last London Club the reaction commenced, and after some 11 Ii gosh TerWit.ial4r-DM l4 131 Peel River, Ito 11 prem. • North British Mistrals- The imports of th been very small, ow used part of the premises was one et the largest money was laid against him at evens and at guineas to N all tbegibea It Doilagtom Australian Invest pounds 6to 6 was betted spinet him. The last bet we saw M 99 TOmsedloss 1 • primes is England, in fact amid Tably greater than the 1 I booked about him was 600 to 400. Offers were made to 2) 12 Vile d /1"11 'xinisom• - •.' -3 -3 13 meat, 1 13-16 to 1 15-16 prem. arrivals. The Arat sne recently shown in the Great Exhibition. Boob cam• take 4to I about Sittingbourne. all Wsewhrd .4 59 9 60 all Wsnwhed mms lA:ROSIN SI 32 Closing Dimino from New York, at raiment in the building was stored with good, of great The movements relative to the Ebor Handicap were ep t 4 west smo . maw, whilst the mills and warehouses contained eons somewhat limited. 400 to 100 was taken about Pantomime, is Pls. Wiedisdes red Cropti4 - - N. Shane Moos. Paid Saturday, tads,. only about 50,000 d. ___ ___ a ji o,m other arrival this w asessand pounds worth of eusissaid oil cakes. but 9to 2 was his current price. Nabob and St. Andrew 10 all West Lass - - 100,00" 1 true Fria The fire was net discovered until a few minutes before were each bathed for a little money, the former at 12 to 1 ... 1 W.299I33WHAIWIWIP‘ - - and the latter at _ ._ 15 to l. St 100 I Vorklieweestleetherwiek 00 70 89 woo 1 tAnglo ethstrallasOold all a itis gold by the Wash 110.000 'O, •AngloCallforalan .... all ii,‘ pm We o'clock, and in left Gunton minutes after the clock had For the Derby 700 top%) was taken about Autocrat ;20 13 20 I Do. do. Kateasions - :I la Be il4 morning announced 10,008 10 to la Aimed that hour the flames could be seen risiag several ssl 111 f De.O.N.l.Paresse .. 16 21 ~ to 1 was taken about Bowed° and 40 to 1 apt Infidelity colt. St. lOolork and North lildlasd 10 111 10,001. 10 tsisstraista gods above the roof of the mill.IMI 110,001 2 Australian Cordillera The powerful engine belonging to the South Eastern _ . __— 100,000 1 sustratlas Fresselit .. all I dig I &Away Company wu immediately taken to the spot, and liet.oao 1 Ave M.-la all Os of only about 200,00 MOnfollowed by two from the barrack., with another be- MUSIC. TRIFEBANCI MAUL Morel I British Australiall Gold all 2 ths On the other hare Slag to the ill-fated Maori. A strong muster of the M. 100 Abodes. - UAW 20 ellritishlrom 13.9 7 heavy. The Custoo =was also soon at the scene, u well as Mr. gamin- ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. I all lAilirdella No. 2. 7 per Ct. -- - I lk. 100 Meld& Restore per Ct. 103 105 MOON W tßraclimp.,(imatilepr 141 4 O 31 tkeee 30 Ds Orossand COO* all 24 31 of the precious meta t Coram, and a body of police. The whole of the The " season " draws to a close. The great places es. 100 OsaMinefien 610 • - 103 la 11,100 70 Do. St. Joins Del bey 11 314 34 week ending Thured lisalses were at once set to work, and powerful bodies of of entertainment which still remain open-the Houses 1, ~'5, Ind &WWII ... 14 104 mow I Carsom's Creek 4 4 dim ter gold and 40,105 oun lour were distributed over the conflagration, but the work of Parliament and Covent-garden Theatre-are about 91 a-ti Dessekangtirth„.l.46asaifirsar.; I_. 6 dil 11,119 40 Colons Copper ...,..... all 474 454 Illiflutructioneentiamd. . was to shut their doors. Statesmen and senators, miners 1, s,.rieei. ot: , 9 NOW $ +Colonial Cold _,. CoPisPe I "15 10 - gregate value of alx At this an electric telegraph in *lsiXor st. ICepper hilasrs of Leg. all W 115 of the gold was for I llowarded Se ~lasting the aid of the the e and actors, the votaries of liminess and the votaries s' $ '!Ds-77r00, q't pi. or s sr 8,000 13 (Do. Pot. 7: most. sll 44 us Bombay. The aco MI Nolan. Mr. Millwood upon the receipt of the news of pleasure, long "in populous city pent," are ready rd 1 Ina di. (71.176)7 per O. fi Su 70,00" 3 /Mgt AuetralsnOopin all 24 2 die Gold coin :to Haml it ass repaired to this Leadiers.bridge termium, and by the to fly off in all directions, and in a few days London If itast.On.azia.,3 p e.,N0l I Spa 100,30• i 1 ores* Nugget Vele.„, all 1/pm 14 959 ounces. Gold b - -I Do. Registered - - 111 ti do Sologragh, sisegUised that the information Mat ..a. ,MO do. N 0.2 1 11 . :... be "empty," inhabited only by a couple of mil- to to !Do. New 4 per Ont. Steak 1 li 110,001 10 /Ge. col = eses:sismaild dtat the fire was still extending. He soot far awe of the brigade engines, one hoes or so of "nobodies." 13 50 IlsoLtlMmAllergtsp.Ct, - - 6 II 'Rellatmegh. smdl 71,001 1 Omni Duly of Bader all IMs pr 11.000 3 Great P01g00th....... Silver coin : to Boul Iwo the Bestbirmakhdigwroad station sad the other from On Saturday night La Farorita wu performed for Dodo 36 per ... --. 100,001 1 Lake BatlittraL all i I dis to Boulogne, 1,000 II le he seat to the salukis, with a strong the last time this season. This evening Oriel and se• leo oresellothsisS pee its IN tu 40,001 1 Liberty 114, fitousk BAN doe arrival et Ike Mime at Ow Mario make their last appearance in Lucretia Borgia, ll' 1" 11144412222141 Pi esia‘l,4lBl";‘• wok. 2.6 174 ugh MN 3 4Lhaeres • smoo I LondoolkCalitora. oars The Sydney steam _rillnlare "Vail laid will to Ilmailifilli, upon which the and to-morrow they take their departure for Italy. to fibs. must .-. IPo Quarts crosbiseco.. au 4 I specie for Australia; esl amines was pissed, ow& key at nos pro , 9 =to tho sm. of rho mibilman,which they te„avg OD Saturday next the theatre is to close. The ap- sr sk.owsmensWal"Onalm,o, 471 SI 110,500 1 414artintits 10,000 10 If erimagstamartra 9 111 Sf Isamu two bun and sweaty skates alter leaving Los- pesrance of Grisi and Mario this evening will, we sc. issl Dassamdsem.44 ewe. uni ibis z d Ve,Oot 1 New Granada „. ... ie. By *siting the fire Ind made terrible havoc, and believe (though there is no announcement to that ot. 150 Di115kr.,...",r,r. 101 103 memo I Nouveau Monde WM SW* Ls was halals WOa how mach farther' it effect), be their last in London. After a short visit let ;pi ! Diuwares apiriellathailask... tiodisl363 P. WAG 10 Nova Bootle illaingesd week entitle. Copper Smelting 5 - - dis for Lisbon; and the ' native country, they are to return to England mule ..Leadeteasameariesist - -ad 150,000 5 Poet Philip Undo the direftloa of M. Braidwood the whole form to their - in order to make a " farewell tour" through the pro- so 1 s ussesthwasosagsms -3s 4 WOO 1 Quarts Rook all lOs 4 tem town, and these cosnasted with the local engines, went to,ors In +Rhymes, Iron - - silver, and the i to work, hew the time the kit train left Dover (the Bs- views. They then cross the Atlantic, and, having H4l an Itesdosisneaciisr. Fel M It 10,000 13 +Ditto New ppwewaa) sedans( ask Is sees in Medi/es:timid the Nadia but made the circuit of the United States, intend, as we ai, air itsassedsueduZliebt us 14, r,ee' 34 Samtbee OCOa.„ lef la 41 Liverpool, we are in. Mum of limas which were mina and ending 411 a understand, loaded with fame and with gold, to re- may' sem. 1 South Austrellate.„ all Ims par 10 13 De. New 111 ... . • . 101 II Mtn 10 Iln Croft MAU :manner. Tbe sin. it should be stated, was masted tire into the shades of private life. 5 3 De. 1/4 _ ~. .. ... 14 ps 63,174 313.81 *UMW Males all 444 only about 5,0001., as the end of Sseresbeeisk.etreet, under the cliffs, and was 111 ell miemik Orli% 4.9 pot. -- to 70,000 1 Waller ... all 1 1 die Swirly half as large as the London-bridge terminus et the u too ilie" DraMr.an.stutli 149 131 ad 160 100,000 1 West Granada all I: Oa jewellery was shipp loath Eastern Railway, and from the fact of nearly the 11l ii Dltle Prellwasse ......... 4 1 Pia whole of the work, being on firs there seem, no chide, of RAILWAY COLLISION.- LIVES LOST. Si ies Sakai IRMOidee... , lte Ds 100,502 I Wee alsripeca. IMAGO 1 Tubs all 4 4 den week, so far aa retnt to nearly 260,0001. at ! 100 Da. 1.1 per et. het lksk 1111 IN ...1..:,....1...1....:-,..61-1 ....:1 1.,. am. /11....1...‘ 0.. ... 4, Transferable hr slammed deed_ .. _ . .. .. [THREEPENCE, The following are this day's sales for the accoun't ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. Aberdeen, 261 ; Caledonian. 671 1 ; East Anglian, (251. L. and E. and L. and D) 51 ; &warn Counties, 13 ; East Lanceshire,74 731 ; Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, 291; Orcat Northern, 84 83; Ai; B 3. 1; ditto A Strck, 53; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 76 74 i; ditto Fifths, Ill; Leeds Northern, 15; London and Blackwell, 81 ; London and North-Western, Eighths, n ; Midland, 711 1 ; York, Newcastle, and Barwick, 691; York and Nortn Midland, 641 60. PRRYRRIINCI SNARES. Great Southern and Western (Ireland) Eighths, 81. FORRION. Luxemburg Railway, 41; Northern of France, 36; Paris and Lyons, 281; Paris and Strasbourg, 39:. Colonial Gold, 11 1. JOINT STOCK BANKS. Australasia, 82; Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, 211. except a• account-day, which shall not be delivered at or before half-past 2 o'clock on that day, may be re-purchased, through the medium of a broker, hewer 3 o'clock on the same day, or on any subsequent d a y ; an d any lose or charge incurred thereby shall be paid by the original seller. But no foreign railway, or other scrip shares, shall be bought in on a settling day, the buying in being restricted until after 12 o'clock of the then following day ; the loss, in such cases, to fall against the person who shall not have de livered tte shares at 3 o'clock on the settling day. There was not much change in miscellaneous stocks to-day. Land shares were steady. Au.tralian Agri cultural left off 34 to 35, and Peel River, lk to 11 prem. The contango on these stocks was about 3 per cent. Bank shares were fairly supported, except Union of Australia, which were 10s. lower. London Dock stock marked 1241. Crystal Palace shares closed 1 13-16 to 1 15.16 prem. Shares of the Gene ral Water Company of France were quoted 1 to 1 prem. The second series of colonial wool sales for this season's clip, which commenced on the 14th July, terminated this evening. At no previous sale has there ever been so large a quantity sold. In the early days of the !Ake, the doubtful appearance of the weather for the harvest, the tightness of the money market, and the uncertainty of politics, cast a gloom over the market, and prices were a shade in favour of the buyer, as compared with the May sales; but the healthy state of trade in the manufac turing districts, and the increased demand for manu factured goods, checked the declining tendency. As the weather improved and the chances of war de creased, the attendance of buyers became larger, and prices improved, so that the sales have closed in a most satisfactory manner. The quantity sold was 61,532 bales, viz., from Sydney, 16.026 bales; Port Phillip, 25,786 bales; Van Diemen's Land, 7,680 bales; Adelaide., 5,783 bales; Cape, 6,084 bales; New Zealand, 173 bales;—total, 61,532 bales. In dependent of colonial wools, there were sold 4,688 bales East India and 3,674 from various other places. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's express:— Amsterdam, Friday, closing prices : Dutch Four per Cents., 95 9-16; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23; ; the Certificates, 6'4 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Nletallies, 82 15-16; Mexican New, 261 ; Equador, 4 3-16; Portuguese, new, 391; Granada Deferred, 9 7-16. Australian Agricultural, 36; Crystal Palace, 14; Peel River Land and Mineral, ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 34; South Australian Land, 38. MONEY MARIET. SATURDAY IVENINU. The market for the home government securities was flat to-day. So far as politics are concerned, the influence exercised upon the market was favour able, although many persons are disposed to anti cipate a good deal of difficuity before the all-impor tant point of the evacuation of the Danubian provinces can be secured. The counteracting influ ence was due to the unfavourable character of the Bank of England return, which in its main features —including the increase in private securities, and the further decline in bullion—was seriously viewed, as arguing a probable increase in the rate of discount at an early period; but for the more favourable interpretation put upon politics, the market would probably have experienced a sensible decline, although support was afforded in the afternoon by a purchase of .50,0001. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. by an influential broker. Consols were at one time 98;, buyers, but the pre va!ent and closing quotation was 98 to 1, both for money and the Bth September. Throughout the day the tone was flat. Ihe official report includes : Three per Cent. Console, for money, 98, ; ditto for account, Bth September, 981, 98, 1, 98. Three per Cent. Reduced, 98;, Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 101;, 101, t. India Stock, 257; Bank Stock, 227 1 ; ditto for account, 2281,. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 3s. die. to par, but the market was flat, few but sellers offering. India Bonds mark 17s. to 22a. prem. In the foreign stock market the chief feature was a rise of 6 per cent. in Buenos Ayrian, consequent upon the political intelligence from that state. It does not appear however, that any progress has been made towards a settlement of theintestine divisions now prevailing there. The stuck, in which business was previously marked at 63, closed to-day 68 to 70. Owing to the limited amount of this debt, operations to a comparatively small extent have a marked effnt npon the pi ice. Mexican was a shade better, with the contaogo ruling at 2 to 4 per cent. only. Granada Deferred slightly improved, and Equador Bonds were also firmer. Otner stocks were steady, with a quiet business. At 3 o'clock, Mexican Bonds were quoted 26; to 274 ; Peruvian Deferred, 58 to 60; Granada Active, 21 to 22 ; ditto, Deferred, 91 to 4; Spanish De ferred Threes, 231 to 1 ; the Certificates, 61 to 6 . 1 per cent. Sales are thus marked :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., Small Bonds, 1011. Buenos Ayres Six per Cent. Bonds, 69, 70, 681. Chilian Three per Cents., 79, Dutch Two-and-a• Half per Cents., 631, 641 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, 981. Granada Deferred Bonds, 91, Mexican Three per Cents., 261, 27. Portuguese Four per Cents., 431 ex div. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Conte., 1011, 102. Sardinian Five per Ceuta., 97. Spanish Old Three per Cent., 474 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 234. The imports of the precious metals this week have been very small, owing to a suspension of Australian arrivals. The Arabia has brought in 655,481 doll. from New York, and the Franklin from the same part 850,0001. dole., but of this last named amount only about 50,000 dole. were for England. The only other arrival this week is that of 16,000 ounces of gold by the Washington Irving, which was this morning announced as having come in from Sydney, whence she sailed on the 27th April. Summarising the week's imports into the kingdom, we arrive at a total of only about 200,0001. On the other hand the shipments have been very heavy. The Custom-house statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London during the week ending Thursday last includes 24,932 ounces of I gold and 40,105 ounces of give:, representing an ag gregate value of about 106,0001. Nearly the whole of the gold was for the continent, and the silver for Bombay. The account in detail is as follows: Gold coin : to Hamburg, 5,076 ounces ; to Adelaide, 959 ounces. Gold bars : to Hamburg, 8,765 ounces; to Belgium, 6,052 ounces ; to Boulogne, 4,080 ounces. Silver coin : to Boulogne, 100 ounces. Silver bars : to Boulogne, 1,000 ounces ; to Bombay, 39,005 ounces. THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. The English stock market continues flat, and prices to-day are again rather lower. Console opened 98 to 1, and are now quoted 971, to 98 for money and the Bth September. Businesa in this department is quiet, attention being chiefly engaged with the settling in the railway market, which has given way again. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 981 to 1,; The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011 to 1; India Stock, 258 to 259 ; Bank Stock, 2281; Exchequer Bills, 3s. die. to par. Foreign stocks are quiet, and prices exhibit no essential change. Buenos Ayresn Bonds have re ceded to 67 to 60 ; Equador Bonds mark 5 ; Gra nada Active, 22; Portuguese Threes, 37 ; ditto Fours, 401 ex dividend ; Sardinian, 961; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., Small, 1021; Spanish New Deferred, 23/, to 1 ; the Certifs., 61 to 61 per cent.; Dutch Fours, 93 toy ; Mexican, 26i. GWMMERUAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.--THIS DAY. The quantity of Eiigli.h Wheat left over last week in addition to the ordinary supply made a large 'how of samples this morning, and it was impo4sible to make any progress except at a reduction of 3s. to 44. per qr. from last Illonday's rates. Foreign met with little attention, and the few sales made were at about 2s. less money. The quota tions of Flour underwent no change. Barley, Beans, and Peas, being in short supply, main tained tliiii - . -. The aeries:a of foreign Oats being again very large, a further decline of Is. per qr. from the prices of this day week had to be submitted to, at which, however, the dealers bought more freely. ARRIVALS INTO LUNN'S FROM AUGUST eth to AUGUST 13th. Qrs. Enaltelt. ticoti.a. Iriab. foreign. Wt Rozley 64 ... 5100 Oats-- Malt ..... roar. 2378 melte and aunts. MINCLNO-LANE.—THIS DAY. The public sales declared for to-morrow are—Sugar : 200 hhds. Barbadoes, 5,800 bags Mauritius, 3,300 bags Bengal, and 600 bags Madras. Coffee: 400 cabks Plantation Ceylon , 3.000 bags Costa Rica and 250 bugs Brazil. Ric e : 1,350 begs. Cochineal: 30 0 bags. The private contract markets are firm. A large business has been done in cargoes of foreign Sugar afloat since Friday. COFFEE.—There has been a good demand for coloury Plantation Ceylon to-day. TZL.—Tke letters by the China Mail were delivered this morning. The announcement that so great an advance has been paid in China for the first delivery of the new crop leads to the supposition that the supply will be much less than lut year. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet . On the spot there is a good de mand, but no Mamas is doing speculatively Town Tallow is quoted tiOs. 34. ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 50s. 9d. ; Oct. to Dec., 60s. 9d. to 51s. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 1811. I 1852. Rodeo Mad Casks. Delivery lastwesk Do. trout lst Jane Arrival tut week Do. from lst Jams Prise Y. C. per cwt. Do. Town 32,018 1,292 14,344 799 9,859 381.8 d. 39e. 61 los. 10,208 18,220 2,027 1,811 11,372 15,601 851 1,606 10,952 10,466 396.6 d. 513. Od. 46.. 3d. 528.93. 23 last year, 2,674 e arrival last week ire, 505 from Au -1606 casks. UsifeTti:dirtetion of Mr. Braidwood the whole form frem town, and those connected with the local engines, went le week, but at the time she last train left Dover (the Rs peen) soiling andel be seen in the dizettionof the mills but iimmmmeense sheets of flame, which were rising and curling in a herfal meaner. The mill, it should be stated, wee situated at the end of Saareehrook-street, under the cliffs, and wee nearly half as large as the London-bridge terminus of the South Eastern Railway, and from the fact of nearly the whole of the works being on fire there seems no chance of getting it entirely extinguished until late this (Monday) wining, for, at frequent intervals, as the vats and soa ks of oil become ignited they explode, and then the burning liquid rune about like streams of liquid fire. A eel-graphic communication has been received at London-bridge since the express train left Dover, to the effect that the flames had reached another house, and were beating down the street. It la understood that Messrs. Walker were partially in sured. Arrival for the week ending Aug casks; and delivery, 1,724 casks. Tt comprised 1,079 casks from St. Petersb trails, and 22 from other places ; total, I Tubb — ♦ Transferable by Mn SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. We have a large number of Beasts, but still there is 'defi— ciency of good qualities ; consequently prices are not lower; indeed, a few of the choir, et have been sold rather dearer. Sheep are more plentiful, and the demand is smaller, all descriptions are lower and several remain unsold. Lambe ars selling about the same as of late. Choice Osiers are rather dearer. Our foreign supply consists of 2.162 Beasts, 6,930 Sheep, 281 Calves ' and 70 Pigs. From Scotland there are 160 Bella', and 1,600 from the Northern and Midland.. Counties. _ _ . i — dis I Pm Pe II 14 in =An TOR BACTO.V MURDER. William Flack, who is left for execution for the murder at the Barton Rectory, was to here bad the ex treme sentence of the law carried into effect upon bits on Saturday, but in consequence of the inability of Calush, the executioner, to reach Ipswich in time from Scotland, the execution is postponed till Wednesday next In answer to an applicatiou for a commutation of the sentence, on the ground of Flack's extreme youth and lamentable ignorance, which bat been addressed to the Se awry of State, Mr. F. W. Hall, of the Orwell Works, has received the following reply : Whitehall, 11th August, 1353. "Si em directed by Viscount Palmenton to acknow ledge the receipt of your petition on behalf of William Flack, preying that this convict's life may be sp are d, on the ground that his offence is, in a great immure, attribu table to his want of education; and I ant to acquaint you that Lord Palmerston apprehends that it requires no parti cular instruction to make • man feel that a barbarous murder is an atrocious crime, and his lordship minis that bona see no resent to justify him in advising any inter feron, in this case with the due course of law. DURRAII, FRIDAY. Early yesterday morning a most shocking event (Keened in the vicinity of Ferryhill, on a small line which connects several works and pits with the York, Newcastle, sod Ilerwick Railway. It appears that a party of pitmen and some boys, who were on their way to work at a new colliery at Whitworth, occupied a kind of coal truck, which was being propelled be a light engine up the branch line. The men were rather late, and in order to arrive in time they travelled rather faster than usual. On nearing the Tedhoe Iron Works, and while pursuing this quick speed, they came in contact with a heavily laden miners' train, which was coming down the same line of rails as they were going op. Inconsequence of the heavy character of the morn ing neither train could be observed until they were close upon each other, and they came in moot tremendoth contact. The waggon in whith the poor fellows were, being in front of the eagiue, received the full force of the shock. It was knocked into many pieces, and the whole of the unfortu nate occupants, nine men and several boys, were injured more or less. Three were found dead. Much blame is attributed to the man who drove the engine behind the men. The goods train had a regular time for leaving, and it is said that he ought to have known that she was ap proaching, and not to have proceeded at a rate which would prevent him bringing up in time to avoid collision. An inquest was opened to-day on the bodies of the sufferers, but it had not concluded when this report was despatched. The driver and stoker of the goods engirt escaped without injury. REPRESENTATION OF SOUTH thenrroupsmat.— The Hon. E. R. Littleton, it is understood, will be elected without opposition to fill the vacancy in the representation of South Staffordshire,' occ•sioned by the appointment of Major-General Anson to the command of the troops of the Bengal Presidency. Mr. Littleton has visited Wolver hampton and ether parts of South Staffardsbirs, and has been exceedingly well received. The nomination will take place at Lichfield on Monday next. Mr. Littleton will be nominated, we believe, by Mr. W. 0. Foster, as the repre sentative of the iron trade, and seconded by the lion. Mr. Gough, son of Lord Cslthorpe, as the representative of, the agricultural interest—Sfafforde4irs Advsrtiodr. A MAN ATTACKED DT POLECATS IN MONTOOME , aTINIIIII.—About a week ago, while John Roderick, of Llanidloes, carpenter, was returning home from Panty genial, in the parish of Llanwnog, he was attacked by a num ber of polecats, which lit him in several pieces, and one crept up his body and bit him ly on the shoulder. With difficulty he made his escape, and upon arriving at Panty peal he aroused the inmates, who set out in chase of the =Maids, and killed four. The poor fellow is not yet re nomad from the fright and injuries he reeeived.—Shrnos bury Clinesiele. "I an, sir, you obedient wryest, (Signed) " H. WADDINGTON. "T. F. W. Hall, Esq., Ipswieb."—lpswicA Journal. REPRESENTATION OF SOUTH WARWICKSHMS.-- Mr. Evelyn Shirley offers himself to succeed Lord Brooke in the representation of this division of the county. Mr. Shirley's political opinions are based " on a sincere attach ment to our venerated institutions in Church and State." There is no probability of any opposition. A PORTRAIT OF SIR RICHARD AREWRIORT has reanstly boon presented to th e M anc h es t er E xc h ange by Mr. Edmund Buckley, bearing the following inscription : " This portrait, painted for the late Josiah Wedgwood, Zsq. by Wright, of Derby, was presented to th e commit tee of the Manchester Royal Exchange by Edmund Buck ley, Eq , to be placed in the public room, as a memorial to his fellow•citiren+, a+ one who by his important discoveries sad persevering energies, mainly contributed to the great extension and sscceas of cotton-spinning.—inne, 1863: is. Do. pr Oa* 011 Do.WaiwooTV4llll 0 P al 1110:114401119111•1 an lama larOalmat. 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(do.), PreesonaWpre(lass.l.• 1 Istd.Wast.dilmis.dMarli mud j Wins (ditto) soilMift(ided Oust Methods De. lbedisdillisk t• r Mr. WOlusi ----- Wa Triliggr o vt i c. (Imei W Ditto DUO MIN a Ilenunst (10m4 Is Offiet wawa)... 1011 101 1111 i Me ISO 1611 U IN 113 11 4 SS •f Fla iia Sil4l 141 31 N IN $ $ lee 109 63 6/ 00 UM 00 Isl 11 Ot t el. - It U M 4 11% JOINT STOOK No. I 0 i 2 2. • 40 . 40 0000 to 0000 26 60. 20 Ilk 100 i 26000 100 25. 0 26. 10 10,004 60 00, 10 60,000 100 10,000 I 100 10, 0 33X :O. 60 26 20, 100 4, 10 1 60,000 6 8.000 26 10,000 26 6,00. _. 80 0 BOW= eons to-day. kostislals Brit. CoL * Co. s Willi North Cad lE= :: Mut. lank at lolls, Al 112 S 3 cdie Per— i 1 ogn roan — toTrilai . Of End. Soot., Aust. Meet Lew. LIG. Chart. Rank of And London and County London Joint Pit o* London and Wattrnintint I National Prow. of ting Land Do. New.. ~...... ..... National of Ireland ... 11a. Yew. ... . .....,. . .. of !reload.. uv E , G oor ol i At.dau d udnas tmp. South Australis 1 Union ..... fr ) ;31 si ss a 1 . W 14 d11 46 12 13 8 8; 72i i d - MEP M, The Sydney steamer has also taken out 5,000/. in specie for Australia; the Julia, 8,0001., for Adelaide; the Orinoco, 6,0381. in specie, for the West Indies; the Tay, 63,9601. in coin, for the Brazils (besides 13,0001. worth of jewellery); the Madrid, 15,6301., for Lisbon; and the City of London, 48,9001., chiefly for Constantinople, of which 1,0601. was in silver, and the rest in gold. By the cour tesy of Messrs. Gibbs, Bright, and Company, of Liverpool, we are informed that the amount of specie taken out by the Great Britain for Australia was only about 5,0001., but a very large quantity of jewellery was shipped. The known exports of the week, so far as returns are obtainable, are thus raised to nearly 260,0001. We have to repeat, however, that the shipments of gold to the Continent from the Kentish ports have continued. During the last fort night more than half a million sterling in Australian gold alone must have passed by this route, the mar kid being now bare of the late Australian supplies. It is confidently stated that, during the last two months and upwards, notwithstanding the large arrivals of gold, scarcely any has been presented to the Bank for purchase. As the demand for gold for remittance continues in excess of the receipts, the downward movement of the Bank's stock ought not to excite surprise, although it may be viewed with some degree of uneasiness. During the last six weeks the aggregate reduction of the Bank's stock is 1,230,729!., being an average of 205,1211. per week. Judging from present appearances, the decline may be expected to proceed further. Her Majesty's ship Dtedalus, which sailed from Rio Janeiro for England on the 13th July, is known to have on board 700,000 dollars in specie. The letters from Rio Janeiro report that the money market there was much relieved from its late pressure. Discounts had been ruling high, generally at 10 per cent.; but at the last dates capital was coming in more freely, and all engagements arising out of previous transactions had been punctually met. It has been announced that the directors of the DARING GAROTTE ROBBERY. NOTTINGHAM . , SATURDAY.— L as t nitl ll !; tc al York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway Company in- nine near o t Zk t, , ,w a n r . oble t r/ h or et Lhis e tend to recommend a dividend at the rate of 3 per a d ro. r e lPt ga n ted r ld e c . ° _ _ comm itted Lowe Beecher, of Shakes cent. per annum. Subjoined is a summary of the in- peare•street, was walking in a field called k'othergill's-clone, tended dividends announced this week, viz.:— in the meadows near the toes, when two men came up and. Dublin and Belfast Junction, 225. 6d. per share, accosted . him, t r iot e lliAs w i r f a h n e sw w e e r r e e d no t : , a a t w r o e ,a that s n h ot e was equal to 3 per cent. per annum; Great Northern (ori- t thal i re m i T i l lfew the * owner of the field perfectly well. not , ginal 25!. stock), 2 per cent. per annum ; Great or . to Lenten ( a village sear). then told him that he was, and inquired if he would go to Southern and Western, 4; per cent. per annum ; Mid- the Nottingham Police-o ffi ce land, 31, per cent. per annum , York, Newcastle, and Mr. Beecher said he would willingly go with them to the police o ffi ce. They, howevic, insisted that he should se- Berwick, 3 per cent , per annum. C ompany them to Lenten; and, not suspecting the robbers' This was " making up" day in the railway mar- intention, namely, to get him farther away from the town, ket, and the account, though a limited one, appears he walked with them a short distance. In a moment, one rather oversold, stock being rather scarce. The rates of the villains, who was walking be:And, threw his arm of contango were generally light, and in some cases round Mr. Beecher's . seek, pressing him tightly by the passed off altogether in the course of the day. throat, and then excluded to his companion, "Jack, come Attention may be called to the subjoined alteration on Mr. Beecher mu dragged to the ground, and the . se cond robber placed his knees upon his stomach and rifled of Rule 110 of the Stock Exchange : his pockets, while the other was holding him down by the I Alteration of Rule 110, as follows Foreign stoek.l throat. Having secured all the money in hie possession the I bought for any specified day, and scrip shares for any dry, robbendewmpc poea,;aa orBlbs. aA.s. d. I Par stone of Vita .. s. d Bast !soots, Hereunto 4 4 4 6 Best Das. L 111.-bda 8b Bost Bborbboras &mood quality Douto 2 8 3 II Do. do. Shorn Calves pto . . Boat Dal itlfolf-btads 4106 0' lamb. . 48 6 Bout.. at t tomtit. 6.021; &,o, ma Lembo. 32.:140 ; iii,_., 355; P1ge,361). NIBORLLANZOI76I. Mil No. Bb. MIIIVILLANDOCS. Pd. Flow ne Wads Saturday. I 32, , 5 Aulda Coal dad nos 6 20, Aurtrallis AtamNeral 17i 34 36 maw Sidartmladmit .021a1 Ha 12 •••• W, Amanita loyal ... 8 36,000 10 Mao Walarwarka. to BMA Amadora Mad. 314 111 67 7 io,bbo 6 WU* SOsicelal Sabettiei 10,000 1 o= l"isa °m"." • • IL —7 loo,ox 6 error ii Ipm 136.000 4 Oryslal Palma et lama . 2 i 1 pm. 10 1m id 21,0,0 1 =lll Td miraployea l4 Gamma 8 & ~up Ca l6 ' Ina lastroot ppm . . 1 1 1 = 1. 41=Vial = - W .'Bo 1 Nelhalark Led 3 1 di; 1 pus 76.00. M t Weiss Coiled lota SM.= Wastpdas Co 1 123,71! 1 Nardi MISR Amlsidailaa all par 1 Put. 66."' 1 Do. Nom * 26,' 30 North of 10 6 Pori Rim Lad at awry all 114 pm 61 20, , Peninnalsr Ortmtal Ste. all 10."'. D 10,009 2 Portland Iron . all 14,6 10 Royal Mall Maim 16,00 1 Sootdeb Auto. lu all %pm 0 2.7 , 25150a1k Andean La r d. MAO 1 dabmarMa Talumssi WAIN 10V Pas Disalml Caul BOROUGH HOP MARKET-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattendea and Smith report that the accounts from the plantations continue to come rather conflicting. In several places the vermin and honey dew are on the in crease, and the Hops areas rerywhere in a backward state, owing to the late cold nights. Duty remains steady at from 150,0001. to 15,5,0001. Market firm. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Tanfield Moor, 17s. ; Haward s West Hartley, Ather ton, 19s. ; Walls End Russell's Hetton, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Hetton, 191.; Wall■ End Stewart's, 19s. ; Walls End Tees, 19E—Ships at market, 89.