The Express. — London, England, 1853-09-28 00:00:00

1 •.../ • • . " 070, je - e . :4/"c.." . • 4.,..., 4 . .. ..9.• / , 1 • • .- ' 7 - /...ec r`r er.- ..- i 'Jilt . .--, 4 0 /''' . . /' • ' . e . ' . 1r . 7 "''... •••,. I . . • 4 ,/ 11l .je 45r 43 ries; • s, ......................._ . • • No. 2,216.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1853. .....____ _ g ". N ic of DEPOSIT, 7, St. Martin's-place, VDe Court. SHARE LISTS. WITS LIIINID AT num aurroi.a. Tratalgarrquaria Londe& M. OS 1r MAlngbasemma_ desirous eft A VL.,..1 IN° MONTY are requested to ermine --m-- -••••- 1 MUNN* 1 1= 6. 111118e4 N 1011 _.., m s no se this Wain's! Oa, by which a high rated Interest may be M. lc Pocteur Metier, on a mission from the TVISDAY ETTNINO. 60 I 1 11 ICI f 1 WWI ski 1 I s w a mi with perfect security. The railway market to-day fluctuated considerably, ot too I (laNal 1... u. i i 3 ° French government to wa'ch the progress and mods of mime pey..bie is Jemmy nadJely. ran' all MORRISON, Managiag Dindoe. treatment of cholera in this minter, had an interview on an d su ff ere d muc h in sympathy with the continued Omelets 0' too tee • At the commencer Prisegentree bee ea applimidon. Mood ry with the General Board of Health at their ofikes, to 31 Olonseeeer le Dees NMI the funds appeared l Whitet all. decline of Consols. After opening with a very firm (m Bo • ll StlNlNTestere le a pELIC.LN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Th.: Earl of Shaftesbury took his seat at the General appearance, the severe fall in the funds began to tell let ail flartlepael uits 1.11,.h maintained for a eiho Eatablheed la 1797. Board of Health cm Monday, for the first time since hi: re- • fleseed to Tic. N. A Aar) - .... sales quickly ensued, on this market, and quotations rapidly declined for a° " ILTa ( ATIIM lie IN IN A 3.4,,mgmen.osest.City, sad 57, Clierien.enne, Weetteinetse. turn from the continent. U 23 Aare (Adel ... 1171 S 4 fated all day, and, a nimarives. Despatches were received at the Colonial 011ee yester • all stocks. At 4 o'clock the market had strengthened tsi 131 De. 6 sumo tate) ~ 11 16 WONT 1 11 00 11 Te Sot. 1 &Mtn* D. Hoilmos, Erg. day from th e Governor of Victoria end the Governor of again, both in tone and price, but the closing rates In 1.7 199999 999 a" " arl " quickly met by sales, Omon, RN. Y.lLs. 1 Tbestes neere Msre. , mue rag ed. . rig. Van Diemen's Land. Gesso le gee* Robot s 1 144 upwards of one per ei Mhos how . F-. 1• yet show a considerable reduction from those of yes- aa 2° 01 $ 19 riairoft Onto), 1 3 4 164 S d efordoi l ol%., F. 1.5. I Is. a Pe I ' ALTC...., .A . ~ roll e. THE ORLEANS FAMILT.-On Monday the COMM- terday. AL DO Lowestoft Oser.limMlest ..„I 0... , ......i _: . - - a lions current at the official closing hour Once. hei. Matthew Mintier, Earl. tele de Neuilly, ex-queen of the French, the Prince and At 4 o'clock London and North Western Stock st a l s u lit lig sa u ta a s i s t" 9 955 - - 11011 °•• -.71 " 1°° " 7 " 9 "" 1.1 " 633 ' I* " 59 I.° 9°ll Divi°9s9 1' i c .4 • J - vill • and family , Duke d'A mai Gener al Was quo t e d 99 to i ; L ancas hi re an d Y or k s hi re, i n ewts i icseas.) npi ad rne S. • 0111 •U I,rally. On the imps may MB peas es the end ~ f July, 1051. AU polkas tow ohs " bo ha dwas m mdigiwi l i d i d , for igg y.,) di th e pr. Pumas, ite., &c., left Plymouth by the repress train for 60 , was a alight recovery melee ereatest win ow to the Sarnia.. London. The distinguished party leaded en Suedity from to /ex die. • Great Western, 77; to t; York " au i n.... „ mu 6 1: = _ the market still el illi gresePectuess aad errs . f propose l apply at the Men as the P• Dismal» and Oriental Comeau: l o l steamer bound to Itha North Midlands, 21 to 22; Midland, 551 I all :1 mi l t 99 191 100 SIM, IR la any of Me Company% astute. Lisbon, in consequence of the sickness of the ex-queen on the to t ; Berwick', 141 to 1 ; Dover . , 17 to t; " " .hive in character, ROBERT TCCIIER, hash27. ins In ant.Cosaths - - boisterous voyage down Channel from Southampton. London and South Westerns, 361 to a • Caledo • t N en Do per ion. (0) if 41 than yesterday. Th T BREWERS, in London or the Country.- nuns, 231 to 11 • Great Northerrus. 171 to 1; &atom II Iv perms ass ) been extensive and eatitlams.ATork I - i M iNTIED (under COntrart). tront ONE HUNDRED to TINT Counties, 11} to 2 ; Leeds Northern., 12 to 1; Ist ii 177ft, 41" In xner:o TA ItREI.9 per want of PORTER and ALES.-Apply THE EASTERN QUESTION. Oxford and Wereeiters, 17/ to 18 1 . 6 Mere_ (Una_ .). .1 at. 14X' 1 11."... D..showat a t1= Mila t il" l4O I* believed, on banking . by knee to X. X., car. of wee, 'Mousse Myles end On., Adver. attention of parties at tome atlents., I, Fiecti.laae, Ceesildll. and se interview will be PROPOSED METROPOLITAN MANITEFfATION re French Ames have again retained singular firm- st HA I t. ("la in fact, have been almost entirely without 1.1 , 1148enallalbellretleaseg 111 141 however, that Coned appointed. SCPPOST or Tumany.-At a meeting of friends to the in• nem. and. depenosose of Turkey, held at Andertoa's Hotel, Fleet- response to the depression of the other branches of se se I m r cr ua-mw el m ..-- --. a 1 2 oas fall from their top pelt /AUK full sins MODERA'FOR LAMP, with globs Bent , yesterday evening, Mr. J. A. Nichols) in the the market. At 4 o'clock Northern' were quoted 33 I oieso irs rerghtse.= - - short period, as the 1, 5 elan see Mend somotelt. ow Gldslw Mel lima . 11 . 45 7_,_ chair, ll ,N amediadoely rsseteed:-" That a metropolitan to 1 ; Strubourgt, 371 to 2 ; Paris and Lyons, 151 to 1 U 33 !DM* DOM . ■U N , their eyes to thp it lamp. .0. coa• itm7 none a =° °I 1 1°I . Hai k 121 •• 1 ""` r "' • waft, he "a papa. a 'Wait*/ aa o ra t i on at.iloo tote m e alejont anima preen ae, 4e. N. Far palm 11. MI. Mobil (gamely epodes or , *woo vio , mood to the Rosins titration o f prem.; Central of France, Ito t prem. ise Cheat meesevel...-- ios 101 Market ; and at pres Morms-ureet). - Turkey, and the duty of this country is consequence Other foreign and colonial lines were generally -___o_____ - - lion on the part of i --- - - ical - thereof, be holden on the earliest possible day; that a sub- lower. Dutch Rhenish, Great Indian Peninsular, PORTION RAILWAYS. IVF: GUINEAL-Mr. HAUB, the Med committee be appointed to forward the necessary arrange- Luxembourg and Royal Swedish all declined. rally, even if such be Quorum. ter 31. Aremewich.-qtrare. Lando% Inform e hia friend., menu, and ton port to a general meeting of7ihe committee to It 1 Antwerp sad Tetterdem 24 it Ns 90 8 Besieges to Greameamt... 3 1 As to-day was assisted kis FIVE GUINEA APPARATUSES are sow ready.-Send two on Saturday teeming, Octoher Ist." Th. sub-committee e 3 lielgiao llishere *Mks f II gaups Malliader his hmoblet es Medial Galmalem. hostile movements o having bees appointed, the meeting *Cie:anted until Setae- THIS DAY.-Twe o'CLocx. 28 * Mule* and temmlism. II 13 --- - day evening at the above-named place. lO Nom and Swam* ... 1 14 pm den railway market to-day has preserved a ten- se t Dub* Rhanigh... ... .848 Ms other rumours, it 1 SO ,.. UN ..wy D an .q.we d WHITE 0.124 E TEE . T l. l , aLe bo n ik ot" .. ently bot indis- as, ' A . requisition to the Mayor of Leicester is in course soy toward fluctuation, varying with consols. At U so 3°3 " M " "I ••• - s ° " squadron will prooce seteu•rir appreisivi through hie se • tinianlin NOME elesdanive o f signature in that tows, »quoting him to convene a ~ . 96 I D . itatessim 4 die 1 „ 14 one s pen . ou o f the day a good deal of deression was m & heat maga Pautesda , so I „ en public meeting of tie inhabitants to express their feelingadvanced period of th io the purposes.' hank end loacevity. Among the various elan , a i d ed fee the purpore r . ROWLANDS' ()DONT° of I = 4 :i . upon the policy of the Aberdeen ministry on the Eastern owervaole, but the feeling has since become decidedly 20 10 9 ratel holden of PraDv 11 St pm of other circumstance DENTITRIC2 mods usetnned in endicatiag 41 tarter and air viat i ca. more buoyant, and the market is now much firmer at a - 10 Grand Tem* cif Con • sweep, and ono leg 2 peen-like sehteenem *to ememelledindese. shares sad boo* $ 4Ms on the face of it. '1 weeer-tes •pot• of not 4 sltt decal. Me ums Um ad rut, - marked rally from the closing rates of yesterday. 20 6 Great Central eiregime_ ... par (pm II Tame the teeth drudy is their sneliebt Nam Ns aramils lola. CITY OF LONDON REGISTRATION. London and North-Western stock is at present " a •I ' w".4411 " " *" 1 " 1 " a Ia " telegraphed as closin ao ., twpaetiegearoincie and parity*** Pike b. Mart - 4.- 1% all quoted 1001 to 101 ; Great Western 79 to 1; Mid- s 3 L.....ar t0,.....«.P. , 1 2 terday. baz. Caution.-lhe sun* ..Imerlawase 171111 : 1 " ..19"9141593 The following is a summary of the result of the oa. Vortand ant Son% 20, HattatigarAtia, - Ma Me offlernmesi . land, 661 to 571; Lancashire and YOrkshire, 611 to 1. ;1 Lary ,b0u111,..,, s - . :.- 0.. - . 3 1 . 168 1 Before the regular City registration just concluded :-Liberal claims allowed stsmy. Roil by them end by thecniets sad potatoes. 62 . Dovers, 171 to 1; and Great Northern', 171 to 's *. '2" D . ,': . , 5 ' . '" w13 ,1', : „ ; .51 were dealt in at 921 (livery), 1 ; objections sustained, 241. Tory claims allowed ' sustained, .27. Liberal claims 1. The " continuations" are very light, and in 2 1 Do. (Carl)..._ .- 1 1 92, buyers, for sellout: hi r tSE and COMPORT in SHAVING.-B. and (livery), nil; objections (household), 51 ; objections sustained, 444. some cases the dealers are borrowers ; this is a N II 1 1 Ls t s .G ees w i r suon :n o ; s te" • 7 1 fats repeated sales, to 90/ 8, COW VANS' C.ANTON STROP, oe Quadrilateral Chinese allowed sharpener, renders *awing emy to the meet feeder AM. TM Tory claims allowed, 2 ; objections sustained, 669. favourable feature, as indicating that the supply of 10 • 7, *teems cation was 901 to 91 oueetneteremtanal is hem that most 'mimeo surgeon, Mr. Aston Liberal voters successfully defended against objections stock is not too plentiful. sm a Maria Antl;44. . - - OCt. ;at four o'clocl New :.• AIM -1 Itm• Mak trial of your Razor etre% lad fled 11 to (livery). 19 ; tor ditto, 19. Liberal voters defended (house- French shares are decidedly hi ghe r ,_ and much re il :Itz "n esers ui h o u.r f rvenee iviti .. 127) :s e i .DI time ; and still late] some better than say strop 1 ham hitherto med foe gm* •km hold), 172 ; s tory ditto, 49. Total liberals, 960; total tories,Nl 1 edge Se eating Metremmits tat anatomical end magical purposes.- ~,. Liberal gait, on rbe reviiion, 3(14. wanted for money, for the settling. Northern. are N all De. 301. 3 per ct. nisei. buyers at 91,1. Fro[ e. Um Kn. To Moen. IL sad B. Cvwvan, Inventor , 164, Pen. ""`"(foe N.& Amiens rte.,? 134 14 that the fluctuation h omek.oreet. tandem," where the strop, ee., may be obtained, snit --- - - quoted 331 to 34 ; Strasbourg', 371 to 38} ; and Pule is alt g„,, 4 0.,91, 9 9 rm.,. y g of asl perfumery, at se. Id.„, h. Id.. rind 91. 6d. seats.-COW VAN'' WHERE ]MALACHITE IS FOUND. and Lyons, 161 to 161. N to Pars and Lgeea ,_ .. 134 13 1 pm 13151 cial business list inch peculiarly tempered lissers. Teeth Powder sad Nowlin Powder. N Se Pule and Odom ... .. 47 ile for money, 92, 911, a. -4 , -- ORDINARY MARRS AND NOM. 20 10 Pad alai Num .. 55 41 0 .... Pr .. yawl to.aey r e at 4 e hlrle IMI SlMilanme; ... IT 111 13th October, 921, I TH E D A I L Y NEW S : Siberia and Australia are nearly the only two STe • 1 lama 2 1 pa 240. Wien Nor Ong Paper, pries 9d. which can be named. In Australia the discovery has been She PLI items/as. 1 Yesterday . 20 3 1 7 . 1 •• lll4 10i Queins illl.° = ll ll= .. - - dla . The unfunded see ass pommel organ. the DAILY NEWS id at the head of the Lt. very recent, but in Siberia malachite has long been knows. --".." --------- ------- 20 a. Nam gad Name ... ... 1$ 10 born no.* Greet Britain, advocatine fres measeeves In it. broadest IN abargess 20 22 Until within a few years the largest mass obtained weighed re IN b. ,b,.,.. g'; ttnit ''' , 'LI.- ,Dux 110 4 loyal Diudi ldh Ivm pressed. Exchequer ammo. ace all owed and prattled reforms, 'Mabee political, social, a . ii . no t a hundred pooh (a p rod equals 36 English pounds); and Lea: Janata, ... 4 14 id 4xd 3 2 Royal Pereilla se sesleoestioil. . •ks waste* melMerem_ _ . 7 11 74 die. In the guest and value olds General News.-le the accuracy of its it was ob Mined from the copper minel of M. Tourchaninod, IN a.l Ilina.Wclv. &atm/Val:oy 51 tir 10 1 Do. Si parent. Prefer. - - Law Laporte,-le tie ani,lo, trtithlul, and impartial chamo•er of it. at Gownecheff (oh! these Russian names), and is deposited 81 la Mem, Lan.,stellua.Jut i la 11 Ms 10 I loath Nana d nonce 1 die Ipm The foreign stock r Fordo latelihtenee, and in the varied mercantile and emomercial les. in one of the °admit] museums. But this has been beaten 174 al, Do.ChesAßirk.so.llll3l.l.. IS 17 „ Su 6 Outliers el Prom 3 4 em and sales could with u tit Do. do. do. M... 2 4 temalisa amt.. 100.1 le the City, Railway, and Moamar, Artist's. - into insignificance by a recent discovery, to which Ow due It. toi , and ... . - ad 20 Is. Upper Nagle* - -pm SP free is unsurpassed. the magnificent specimens of malachite brought to England. 774, pm g o b t o o d oo . - ... 4114 47 474 111 Mall Mat lisadras_ . II 4 N IS le * Do vater . 5 a 4 of "r ms elit ma• Pra ... I - 74 - 14 ill wide prices. Russia! it memes• • faun de 99,l92l b s ° s 1555502380 /ball a " other ° ° ° B4- The Mears. Demidetf, of St. Petersburg, are the own..rs of is all amen sed Haylind ... 14 16 eluding Span en ea eadmevele emie report of ithipplag in Mt Ladies 'isle by every 14 ion " ood -an ht . ooly d o i ly mi n i m it i , dft. w i th L pd gdi sane copper mimes in the Ural mountain/ ; and while the N ail Ova aud !Andes ... ... - - IT 1 "Internet Bwitorland I 1 01 a o'clock Mexican Boni getthiedoyekern miners were in search of the metallic ore, they on one for. 80 43 DOUR ad sematieso- 26 it Ms 10 9 dealand -.........- ..... 34 24 Pa 64 Deferred, 201 to 211 it Wrenn Han( to OEM% ma bens tbie_ oily paper beehive the tunste day lighted upon a mass of malachite weighing 1$ A" .l ... I Fati t"" e * 7 , s , --,,,____ sto 51 per cent. 7 These dmitaadades.ad Wm Pimp erMadml. koN da 001 u 1001 not less than 3,000 pools. The miners were able to 15 i d u m „ n o d - "7l 4 ' 4`e illeamere athertlsomeam detach this in one block, and they then met ie all igito (gin R and Tip 114 31 MINES. Cents., 68 to 70. G Active, 21 to 22. 11 • rum" Is Nails fewer Is show, the 1115 refer. el stam 4 with another thousand poods weight, filling up clefts N ell guars Gesadaa . .. 111 114 lli f i Clo .1 g Sadness Soo to the year IMO to the *PePers , which it will te scan that this Asper tier f r o n d o b, mot .' than and crevices in the surrounding rock. What a Rt. lOU Evoarn Union, Cdats ... - A Si MI Ste. Shane Mum Paid. orless dole Russian Fives, 111 aim year) Ited la eye years baton its three oleo competitor*: treasure this; considering that a fair specimen of malachite „. 22 . , t 2 129 ..2 (19211,--- is ~&2 1- . . 2 9: ),„ri , 2 4 . - .T: YealsrdaY• toda y , pe r Cents., 96 to 97 ---•- h. ta hlid w d, !temps leaned, will bring fifteen shillings per English pound. There is a 1 ',,, zi n aabbi l7 .. 2" .. a ii tee,Oeu 1 Amo Per . all 1 em hree per Cents., 101 Wearies »mom ....- ...... 1 7 70 911,317 supposed to be a still larger deposit of malachite near the t o l too gay.* mo o 01,,,,, .5511 a d10 57 a d • "IMO 1 *desk. Australis's& (told all 4 . :i t s , Dutch - Two-and-a-Ha nosrme her ............ - 10.0 m, in.. .Aogi. o calttettgan T LA.ILLL I E 4 mooIoIow B .•! o T- 11 1 54 4 p00500 joo L 4 l. 2 .° W fooo‘noo poekets of the proprietors. But, like other treasures, 171 . 1 ASanthWestern 40,00 n 0 Do. Coal *Ming 1 41 Ms Rentes, 100 f. (exchan Bonds, 81, 8. Mei *Pm rematly ward lig a malachite requires the head of man before it is practically LI- : 2 7 •111 1 00 .. ••• 61 1 49 1 ID 51 44 43 30,,014 20 tAnstrallam wpm 1 ...1.40. (*tun al 4 iIL .. a.. pogo Name N the Namm elleba rien the London I , lollllr 2 valuable. The largo masses crumble in the air, generally ''' ' 44 " A ' Sla "' '"' 4 ' 13 M. IVO Do. 11, S te akto ..._ ... 119 11l 119 100,900 1 Colrain Freehold ditto for account, S p.m ems us aeon Mak hlgh - re tons-19. into pieces of two to four pounds weight; and the question M. 106 ,Gt. South. neJ Wort.Ure.) 91 103 974 7 MAO I Ave Marla. all 1 4 ale 1 Five per Centa., II yr-mune ded maim NAN llMmidir ___. wII O ZI_,D ~....6 . 1 252 arises how to work so very brittle a materiel. It is not et itie 'Ono Waters ... .. 77 111 78 171 9 8,900 50 Bleamarvon Iron &Coal 41 - - lac ruin minimal rod NNENI. with ••• •••••''''•••••• altogether a new art; for =mecums and royal palaces, in If 11 11:11 Sena Listens .. - - 307,000 I Minim Awareness Held all 4it Ms Cents., 11l ; ditto Fe eireistailoo of Me *Mg m* sad PIN the larges t 3o,ooo 20 ♦inrttliblroa I 3.5 7 M t ‘ - it bmio _ obui . d b y . 7 Imlay parts of Europe, contain specimens of inlaying or it 111 lancesses po. ro ar Carlisle ... 81 67 ad en 97, 96. Sardinian Mabee of ad • to If pr xd io,oo 33 filtras.hapAlmatill.pm IN 3 84 Pity paper, its padded mare UM correeponse wilt Its eoguaersial veneering with malachite. But when Buena. s Demidoff '''s N. 103 immedelremel .. l 40 II ad !Mt 4 10414 ed 4 4 ,40 10 TWONAfuIuMICoIe• ell If 21 Spanish Old Three eminsame." made their grand discovery, an incentive was given towards I% II 9,„ who ... .- 74 1 die ad 81 4ad 11, 1 4 C 1.1 De. N. Jim Del Pp IS 34 sh Deferred Three perC Ts Iseerdered ad Illeskseller or Newsmen in the HANN' I mat the adoption of larger mechanical applies'''. They deter- io 114 B. Nod Laing color 44 3ad 1ie,01.) 1 Canoes CNN i 1 I Bonds . (converted), a.m.% IS, reetonet. larks. mined to establish a manufactory of their own at Bt. 14 eil lamb Nernion .. 114 1 34 114 12 UV , / 40 con thipt in 43 43 Petersburgh, which they placed under the care of M. 1 1 1 111 Inniesesd IlleekMill .. 7 7s 7i DEMO 6 40sloalal 51M1...... _. _ _ —-- -- - Iin:NINO CLASSZ4 FOR YOUNG ME.V. mot. ry over the material, end make it applicable to erne- 64. 44 ' 1 44 , 4 199 ' Cput 91 a 50,0116 st. iGappse laws of Eng all 63 II Nereo.Weeter 964 994 224 4 2 icip4 '5,000 MI 4Do. PreL 14 WOOL all 67 pm modation on countr, —..,,,_. mental purposes. How he succeeded in his task, the male- 111 11 Do. /Ms -. .. -. lOs 1 pas 11 4 70,0•0 8 egoilthesmillantlee.pi ell 21 21 has been quieter to-i chile doors at the Crystal Palace testified.-Dickens ' s is t Do. /11.4...W.and11.(0 par 4pm lAN evening a Sart, was held at Crosby Hall,Km 11 Onet =le an 4Ms tar dates has been readil 'St se Do. Eighths.- _. ... - - 11 t De. Biebspere-street. attended by the supporter' and friends ll°2"ehela Word.." e. gm WO Lando a doutla.Woneen 71 74 7e l'~oet 10 roguing Ild thil veiling Clews for Young Men la London and its M IN DA. CO ... ... ... 14 13 die 1' 00. i .., Greed IMP, of Nadel all aOa per done at 41 per cent. amines. From some printed papers is circulation in the 40 14 Da. 440 ... 11 11 ~ MON Orestpolges*....„ Hall, it appears that no less than 438 claws have bon CRICKET. 21 an Lensisseenyh °denim - -110,10 C Lake RaMmet. all f 4M a been less pressure at Dosed in different parts of the rotropolis, each elms 22 all Lesilimeseyst Enniskillen - - ad N.G.'s"' Marty ..... .......... ging )0 seeniben ; and that 207 lectures have been THE UNITED ALL ENGLAND ELEVEN v. °at% IN 12=IttaiaLin:61999-tale, 17 _ 19 _ mg 154 9,00 t :t0.340 LoselealliCiilltorm. MN al 14 14 continent have at 1 erstaitoto4y delivered to the members and their friends. TWENTY-TWO OF HASIPSHIRE. M. MI Mama - _ ... .. 44 341 341 ISI I 43nerta CnnElngths.. ell 4 4 present. Then pws: The dune already opened are for instruction in Latin, MONDAY, Sart. 26, AND TUESDAY, SEPT. 27. gt, the Diabunattl ' Dery 32 &I me,erc Mrsigetta _if mat[ German, Freed+, Spanish, Hebrew, Greek, methane. This match was commenced at Portsmouth on Woe- es Pt mte.4l.wmt. tire)... ... --- so,ue 1 hteedmalfill-cmierisan 9 dl 3 tars, English grammar, elocution, shorthand, »eel ramie, day. The following is the result of the second day's score : 13 ill NAN 1111110 111 N1....... - - 0 , 1,d0a New Unmade _. ... sonotetuo, beek.keeping, and natural philosophy. And in RAGLAND. st. 100 =Ai fl ier, t ... ... . 47 51 ad 100,C00 NOM= Noma all 1 fpa 14 going on. .1 e Brown b Day - - order to provide a centre of unity for the claims, and to 3 2 : 0, 1 099092 Day Andy, Lefler,b Rule supply Diu young men of London with a great desideratum, n , wh a ,c ni.idi .. bDo b Ruffle 5 10 7 1111ewry and Enalairiaan. - - 01, , 90 1 Gnarls Rook all a 1 ale vessels fronl Austral the committee have opened tfl h hull ll_ ...I.oa_y-____ a reading-room o,psa d d4 o (h a w s . hum s b duals - - 10,00 NPM lees ....... all an - end library. The attendance et the wires last night was Joke Liiirselm, h wag 4 Prte, b Day - ... .„ ... 48 45 7, , 00 PI Cabs .-. ... I lel s 3 luae aroas ; the kali, whish will hold 600 persons , being E. Willaber, b Day - - ,000 1 Nut Ameralies all I Oita ailed to overilowiag. The company having been enter. 'f. Admin.,. Comphom, b Day ......... b Day Weed by a description, by the Rev. F. Statham, of the $ / i . D°°° •„ 0 C°1 2 1 : ° * 2D t 9 ,.,... mot oat b UM, ...- 1 II If Itneth Dego, No. I. ... a le 70,001 1 Waller - - 6 Typhoon .... Melbo Lena 41 Replies Virercees, a vegetable caterpillar of New F.• M. 9 :1.17 Da.. • E ti Z e i ebt _ b 5 all Do. s C ib t r D eadn Osned l4 2 190 , 000 I Meet Granada aft die Albatross .... Hello &alma. the Lord Mayor entered th e hall, =dos his taking Rahn - 1 , c,,,, 9 4, 9 , 9 D., ........ 9s s 1 De. 1 Onvinateed 774 100,010 1 Wee Maranon. all 4 I die the chair , 0. Brown, not eat... Mike Rev. C. Maritime's, the honorary secretary, ex: b4orloi.b 3 11 . 3 ; 114 I '"'" ......... 1 n,in I artnal lama& Waat_luma_ sm.. I ram + Treadirable by stamped deed. in 17.000 flume» of s _ . ...- Last evening a soiree was held at Crosby Hall, rte-street, attended by the supporters and friends ef the voiles Clews for Young Men in London and its environs. Fee. sea Waged papers is circulation in the Ball, it appears that no km than 438 dune have been opened is different puts of the 'metropolis, each Mass averagio4 20 members ; and that 207 lecture" have been gratuitously delivered to the members and their friends. Tee classes already opened ars for instruction in Latin, German, French, Spanish, Hebrew, Greek, outhouse tics, English grammar, elocution, shorthand, vocal music, sonurtuts, book-keeping, and natural philosophy. And in order to provide • centre of unity for the classes, and to supply the yowl, men of Louden with a great desideratum, the committee have opened at Crosby-hall a reading-room and library. The attendance at the soirie last night was 'emerges; the lull, erhieh will bold 600 persons, being idled to overflowing. The company having been enter tained by a deseriptioo, by the 11ev. F. Statham, of the Lazes ul Hepolius Vireicens, a vegetable caterpillar of New Zeeland, the Lord Mayor entered the hall, and on his taking the chair, lake 1t.,. C. Meexxxxit, the honorary secretary, ex pressed the gratifleation the 'osmium., in common with all the citizens of London telt, on the recovery of his lordship from the injuries sustained by him is his late accident. The setting classes, he said, had been instituted for the good of • class long neglected, young men, whoa it was desirable to pot into a right course, and for whom temptations were spread at every termer. If he were asked what good was such a meeting as thighs should say it was calculated to open the minds and awaken the ambition of yoga! men. It was • grand sigot to as se many young men of different grades of society onetime together in that way, and they could not thus meet without being eaxious to take pin in the good work. The Luau MATUR, after expressing his thanks for the kind sympathy which bad been extended towards him as W sides on his preservation and on his recovery from the results of the late accident which betel him, alluded to the recent gathering of literary and scientific men at the Man ias-house. At that meetirg some of the most distinguished scholars, not of our country only, but of other countries. were present ; and the foreigners expressed the greatest dc:'gbt at meeting men of amen a character in such a place, where tt.ey had least expected to find them. But be had, it pcesib.e, still greater pleasure in entertaining 1,220 mas ters and mistresses of schools in London, beginning with the master, and mistresses in workhouse schools and ending with the masters and stistretees of some of the higher classes of schools within ten miles of this metropolis. Allu sion had been made to members of the torpor -aloe who had been connected with that hall. If they looked to timosione by they woeld find that distinguished persons belonging to the corporation of London had had great conceptions as to what should be done to improve the condition of their fellow creatures. Be could point to half a dozen of the leading companies of the City of London who had hundreds of thou sands a year for the purpose of education, end of elle elating by charity the misery that was around them. Let the present generation take example of those who had gone before them. We talked about progress, sad said we were more enlightened than those who had gone before us; but we had a great deal to do Ini,re we could measure oneuleta by their stsuilard. If, however, we had failed in our obligations In sucisty, than was now an opportunity to fulfil them by aulieg in the movement for the establishment of these Cum. The advocates of early doling ought to help it for ward, and he trusted that they would, and they would be armed with the argument that they had provided the means for the moral and intellectual improvement of the Tourer men who might have more time afforded them by establishments closing earlier. His lordship concluded by truing on the ladies present to lend their influence in pro m tdig the cause which they were met to forward. SIJOYI;y after his lordship's address, he retired, and Alder men Wilts then took the chair. Several recitations were tnen given, and glees sung by the young men belonging to the vocal class. Madame Fontaine also sang one or two solo", and other similar tat , lteinmen's followed, amorgst which we ought to enu merate the performances of a band of young musicians, the eldest of them only 13 years of age, from the Caledonian Asylum, who played a number of airs very creditably. Provision had also been made fur the farther entertainment of the compety, by exhibiting a number of drawings, paint ings, sta , nott.•, and objects of curiosity, but the pressure of the crowd prevented these objects being seen. This, how ever, is of the lees importance, as from the programme it appears that they are to rient:a on view at the hall to the Member, for three days. Ilwv iMW wWa~. _ lii NO Itro lOC llle wa..; a wuh:r. Weeders. b Ihrtiessi rem eel --- mot oat Mem% b Meethr trai .... ..... 1: 4 .M . 1120,b be Cape. Ilieederel b Ilanlagell T. &eke. Seq., b I.lllyerblle Powell t b lAiretehe raemeemy klania Ce., b Wrigbi, b 111r 18 146.11. Esq., b Ullywblte Debeleeier,e Adams, b leartisseil A Dew, b Martiegell ....... Weo °n o= ts se eed , e j ieruageit, b Lilly sot eat avows. b Mattlagell T. P. . w kkhare. Fp., c Wright, b J. Crew, Faq., et Loden b Dna epereter, e llartlewll, b Lena Irreg. teq., sotost Wyatt, run Ott tufht, it Leaver, b Dow ... b 1, 1.1) Ilamala Mahal Maw De. LA11.17/111;;;. eit ;aihrinadory asal Illsestara 11-,reirablry aas lihrw 1r.1171;a5igh....) pt poi 33 37 0 0 0 0 35+1 JOINT STOCK 3 3W i L Mis Ina Ilattirs ... : :. Owales ... ... Terbeitlawrlia 111 S 9 IS 13 1 S 4 as I. ! It tar . 13 ell Walsialid aid lialieinty. 30 , 411 Walidled sad Lliadrick. 110 14 I MO Daratintl le 'lle. 1114/ehdia aad Oraydoa SO all was Lad= ... 1 ~ W .RadetlaiUSCertalP et. 100 1114,1411ma51141304(4.41 SS 11 I Do. ea liatenrtiaa 13 114 Do.O.W.Lftrertase ▪ 104.Teek sad North 3111.1:4ad --Id 54 511 le 94 414 4j 4 . 2 43 ratesanca (HAUL 100 Abortion& ... t . — 100 Mimosas No. 7 - per . CL' Bristol i Iszter 4 paCt.l ISO CalaMalaa SlO ICO 1f f S Cbeetr mot Holyhead I 165 175 Jul I all Cork and Bandon 4. all Uar.dee, Perth. mad ;Om! dren Jul:Lethal . I 6 65 14 34 iketAnii m(4 1 .104)4.6] 44 4 I I ,Uo. 60.04) 7pm Q. I 65 6 111 I Do. do. (71.1764 7 par Ct., I Ipm n lar t ele.Ea d t: . ..s p T o :11 I 1 1 1 , pm .. 0 la Do. New.; Orat. Vtoei 1 10 30 faMtalea,rwlpga.Bp.Ct 11 20 1 6 Ildlabargh. Pert!, midi Dural**. 65 far neat St.: 160 °mat 21artiais peroow 111 117 It.' 10a,lro. 3 per amt. Sortp, ' doomalio at 18 p.ct. pa 105 'OS 10 , 75 D 0.45 mom*. Peri, 1 dia 4 MO It eLneMWastra(l)Cliltti Se 30 6 'DareaLlMaklikatiaaSpel 65 7 pr.' 100 Do.cen.radoors.4. pm.' 93 110 It 100 Ditto Irredcemalbfair et; 90 100 111 6 Lamaollro al'adm.lSlO 4Ma to ad W. 140 . Dna I par omallOoda. 1 143 143 W. 106 'Wall' Brtalt.Our.llporra ad It. 111 IMM Now Osar.6 per Ct.' SO I 6 Laa.l*MarrateamTklrda; 25 f pm 115. taraishanyirOisr. 126 all t boodomeampaboawa t em —ad Ltits. W 7 10 IA 10 1 Do. llot OO 6 86 94 I I Do. p 16 ,5 Ms om pm ad Ile all Wary.ol Carlisle, pCt. R. 100 121•Loadeoar.arAll.4;.0. 111 141 111, 6 J Ditto Premises....„.. 1 Me par at 100 , 1Iorlo1k - ad St I De. pat it. Ella. Sisk m —l4 M.lOO Do.W Talley p 10 I et. 160 Narin biali_ 98 103 ad Worth itelloolddro 11111 0M1166 4 Wormator, and W010w. 4 /116. 4pr '9 an I Dlt.o ditto dlm IMa I im w 6 lehrosa.RaLrra•Nowoww.l IS 11 19 Marmeakelmaterplor.W.i MG. I ;nr .. 16 17 Do. f pro Owl parl ra rata Demo . _ 13 14 Ditto Tired 45 . per Qat par Mk Emma I Medias Afill Jot 94 945 ad Do. 45 mat. — \To: - LANDORE POWDER MAGAZINE.—The dangerous position and state of the powder magazine at Landore, near Swansea, has often aroused public attention; and at length it is to be removed Dom as present place to a more suitable spot. This magazine, which has contained • store of aim tons of gunpowder, has been allowed to stand within • few yards of the South Wales Railway, tied was nightly pared by workmen with lights and combustibles. It was also in immediate proximity to dwelling•houses and manufactories. The new magazine bae been erected on Crumlin Burrows, and is now ready for occupation. A eommittee of the Swansea Town-council was appointed to effect the removal. HOKACE VERNET.—The Akkbar, under the title of l.'s chums gas ropporte, relates the following of H. Horace Vernet. who, as is well known, has taken up his residence in Algeria :—" Horace Vernet was out shooting, and called his dog to fetch a partridge, which be had just shot. Immediately, not his own dog, but • magnificent animal laid the game at his feet. Our sportsman admired the animal, exclaiming, ' What a head ! what legs! what muscles ofsteei ! what would I give if it were mine ! ' " " Happy to offer it to you sir," said the owner of the dog, a humble hairdresser of Algiers, take it ; eeet un chien gal ropporte admirablatternet."—.. But what return can I snake to you ? " said M. Vernet—" The pleasure of oblig ing you is sufficient, sir," and Vernet kept the dog. A abort time alter the hairdresser received from the artist a beautiful painting, representing • landscape with his i.og and the four puppies, to which she had recently given birth, with his name signed to authenticate it. Such a erowd of coat MIMS has since visited the hairdresser's shop that he has bees compelled to employ two extra assistants. He may well say that, c'est un chien gsri rapport* admi. sea taenti." BELLS AT BEZWIEK-CPON-TWEED.—At Bcr wick upon-Tweed, the parish church, which is the only one in the tows, and a mean structure of Cromwell's time, is without either tower or bell ; sod the people are sum sacmed td divine service from the belfry of the town-hall, which has a very respectable steeple. So much more eccle siastical in appearance is the town-hall than the church, that (as I was told) a regiment of soldiers, on the first Sun day after their arrival at Barwick, marched to the former building for divine service, although the church stood op posite the barrack gate. My kind informant also told nit that be found a strange clergyman one Sunday morning trying the town-ball door, and rating the absent sexton; having undertaken to preach a missionary sermon, and bo oms involved is the same mistake as the aeldiars.—Notes amd Qwwies. Wed. MIA diussa.lollns. &neck Cb- ID SI "Nth II Ditto oil ificath Amnia _ _ IN Do. dj per all ALio:ksi,:reiperc4(lu‘r ID 20 ii Wsterdirdkkilkaanyip.sd du UO TVNth c rO. INfordeAs eirdr.,l of I N 9 3 . Oltdd Dino Ng. dj 111 TorklaUll.ll Lin* as S w EtRINO-114 OF THE NEW SHERII , Fii. --- Tins DAT.—At a Court of Aldermen held this day at the Guild ha•l, the Sheriffs elect, Aldermen David Williams Wire, sad George A. Wallis, Eq., the newly elected Sheriffs, Were duly sworn is to perform the duties of Sheriffs of London and Sheriff of Middlesex for the year ensuing. MONEY MARKET. Tr MOAT Evaximo. At the commencement of business this morning the funds appeared to show steadiness, but this was maintained for a ;hart time only. A pressure of sales quickly ensued, the market being greatly agi tated all day, and, as of late, any recovery being quickly met by sales. At one time prices ranged upwards of one per cent. below the depressed quota tions current at the close yesterday, and up to the official closing hour there was little sign of any rally. On the improvement in the exchanges there was a slight recovery during the non-official hours, the market still closing, however, highly sen sitive in character, and fully per cent, worse than yesterday. The sales of the day have again been extensive and influential, and chiefly, it is believed, on banking account. It has not escaped the attention of parties accustomed to watch the markets, however, that Consols have now experienced a heavy fall from their top price of 984 within a comparatively short period, as the public have gradually opened thMr eyes to thp inflimages in operation oa the market; and at present priors there is more disposi tion on the part of speculators to buy for a partial rally, even if such be only temporary. The decline to-day was assisted by renewed reports of further hostile movements of the British fleets. Amongst other rumours, it was alleged that the Channel squadron will proceed to the North Sea. At this advanced period of the year, however, to say nothing of other circumstances, such a report bears absurdity on the face of it. The Paris bonne of to-day was telegraphed as closing I per cent. lower than yes terday. Before the regular opening of the market Consols were dealt in at 921 to 1, but at the opening were 92, buyers, for account, and thence fell gradually, on repeated sales, to 90t. At the official close the quo tation was 901 to 91, both for money and the 13th Oct. ; at four o'clock the price was 91 exactly for time; and still later in the afternoon there were buyers at 91k. From this statement it will be seen that the fluctuation has again been severe. The offi cial business list includes :—Three per Cont. Consols, for money, 92, 911, a , a, a, 90 1; ditto for account, 13th October, 921, 911, i, 904. India Stock, 238, 240. The unfunded securities remain very much de• pressed. Exchequer Bills closed at 16s. to 10s. dis. ; India Bonds were again lower, awing at 10s. to 3s. die. The foreign stock market was very heavy all day, and sales could with difficulty be effected, except at wide prices. Russian, and all speculative stocks, in cluding Spanish, were especially depressed. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 23 to 1 ; Spanish Deferred, 201 to 211; the Committee's Certificates, to 51 per cent. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 68 to 70. Granada Deferred, 8 to 9; ditto Active, 21 to 22. Peruvian Deferred, 48 to 52 ; Russian Fives, 111 to 113; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 96 to 97. The sales inolude :—Chilian Three per Cents., 101. Danish Five per Cents., 101. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 621. Equador Bonds, 41. French Four-and-a-Malt per Cent. Rentes, 1001. (exchange, 25f. 10c.). Granada Deferred Bonds, 81, 8. Mexican Three per Cents., 231, 1; ditto for account, Sept. 30, 23, 221. Portuguese Five per Centa., 1841, 441. Russian Five per Cents., 111 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 961, 97, 96. Sardinian Five per Cents., 901, 911. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 441, 44 ' • ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 211,1, 21, 211. The Passive Bonds . (converted), 41. Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan, 92. Although there is still a good demand for accom modation on country account, the money market has been quieter to-day. First-class paper at short dates has been readily discounted " out of doors " at 41 per cent. Short-dated moderately good paper is done at 41 per cent. It is understood that there has been less pressure at the Bank of England to-day. We understand the remittances of gold to the continent have at length ceased, at least for the present. The upward movement of the quotations of exchange, if maintained, will tend to prevent a recurrence of the drain that has so long been going on. The arrival is announced of the under-mentioned vessels fronl Australia, viz. : Gold on board. From Sailed. Ounces. Renown .... Geelong .... Sth June .. 10,345 Typhoon Melbourne .... 17th June .. not known Albatross .... Melbourne .... 17th June .. none The Medway, which arrived yesterday, brings in 17,000 ounces of gold on freight. The total as certained arrivals of Australian gold this week are thus 71,930 ounces, worth about 304,00 W. The market for foreign exchanges to-day wore an exceedingly unsettled appearance, and the fluctua tion was considerable, the general feeling being one of distrust. Business was by no means extensive, but a rather decided rally was established in the rates on most Continental places, including Ham burg, Paris, Amsterdam, and all Italy. It may be noticed, however, that the feeling of grave anxiety now prevalent in commercial circles is of itself an inducement to parties who hold credits to draw bills, and this supply . would naturally cause an upward tendency in quotations. Still the general rally must be regarded as a reassuring feature. Owing to the threatening appearance of politics, the rates on Vienna and Trieste were higher. Intelli gence of a rise in the exchanges on foreign bourses would give the market a more decided character, but as yet it seems to be scarcely settled. Sales of silver have to-day been made at a reduc tion of Id. per ounce, viz., As. per oz. standard for bars, and Ls. per oz. for dollars. Nearly the whole of the late extensive supplies of silver have now been sold, chiefly for India and Chins. The next Alexandria steamer, to leave on the Ist Oct., will take out a very large amount of this metal. There was another rise in tallow to-day, the dos ing price of Russian, for delivery in the last three months of the year, being .58s. 3d. Hemp was also 15s. per ton higher to-day. Hamburg lettere of the 23rd mention that the corn market, after being very dull for some days, had become brisk. The exchange on London had unexpectedly declined A schilling, there being money at 13.1. Bills on St. Petersburg were dull, with few takers at 33f. Discount was tight at 45 to 41 per cent. Funds and - shares were dull and lower. An extraordinary general meeting of the share holders of the Great Central Railway of France is called for the 15th October, at Paris, to discuss " the couditions of the proposed amalgamation of the junc tion of the Rhone to the Loire Railway with the Great Central of France Railway," and the modifi cations to be made in the statutes should the proposi tion be adopted. A dividend of 5 per cent. per annum is advertised as now payable on the shares of the Metropolitan and Provincial Joint Stock Brewery Company. Land &hares to-day were less strong, but little changed in price. Peel River ruled flatter, and South Australian Land declined 11. Bank shares were generally heavy. South Australian and Oriental Bank were 11. lower. The shares of the New Australian banks, subject to calla, are much depressed, and only saleable at a considerable discount. Crystal l'alaoe shares closed ; to 11 prem., and the new issue to 1 prem. St. Katha rine Dock stock marks 95; Australian Royal Mail Steam (St. paid), 3). The present quotations of insurance shares are sub joined :—Alblon, 95; Alliance Marine, 52; ; Atlas, 211; Argus Life, 231, 24; British Commercial, 71 ; Church of England, 31; City of London, 21; Clerical, Medico!, and General, 201; County, 127; Crown, 22; Eagle, 71; Equity eel Law Life, Clowns No. 180. Sam. Pd. Yolord ;Wow Bashwesa today. dam ay —.,— =,500 1 40 Akatilk a all to ts Tr ... 40 It Loaa Co all itiObo 90 awl 40.0 k 26 CluoUriS a la n II 2 Ilb 5000 20 3 :1 of Maw •••• •• • 2 1410 par 10,000.100 25,000100 oowwwwiliaiUaoa 25 33 D6 25.000i ao saig..s • curt. 10 21 li dia i . w 25,.v0 20 50 of Ana. ♦ l5 1 dla oar i 4l 131 10,000 01: 4 1. 50 &Au 100 20 34 30 34 14.0411: 100 11•01ww:E. d=d 35 10,4) U Da. Now. - • =I — 33.431 25 0.1 46 44 441 45i i 2 .0eu110 0 WO 10 Do. ow all 50,00. I So* Artaallsa Itaaldrig _ wad Ookl lop. Co. P.OOO, 25 down Austral% 20,w1 25 641•45 of Autralia all 60 62 62 6.000 . Do. Now. .... 00.twO SO Value of I.oa4Wi lO 11 12 16.000 40 Moan of Madrid ROBBERY AT KNOWSLEY-lIALL.—A very daring robbery took place at an early hour esterday morning at Knowsley-hall, the seat of the Earl of D erby . The entrance is supposed to have been effected about 3 o'clock, and the thief thieves got clear away without being perceived by anyone connected with his lordship' s res id ence . The fol lowing are articles carried off by the depredators:— A pencilesse, with gold filagree and turquoise ; ivory seal, bearing his lordship's initials and coronet; a wheel of little seals, a bunch of seals, set in gold; a gold needlecase, a large gold seal, with the arms of the noble Earl; three silver tope, for the fittings of dressing-cases, a small pebble bottle, a bloodstone coat of arms, a small round amethyst , seal, with "D" and his lordship's coronet; a yellow nor seal seal, a bloodstone seal, a small white seal, with an anchor; haver top of a shaving-box, ditto of a soak box, ditto of a toothbrush tray, and a silver top of a n ailb rus h tra3r. A reward of 51. has been offered for the a pp re h ens i on of the offenders, sad the police are, of course, making very vigilant sestet La them.—Lisetpool Mercury. I id - Tar 6b. Miscaceanora Pd. Yesterday 6 dubla Coal aadlrea !1 I __— Ivr etailmA tall:: ii i 2 2 " 1 10 = 1 alonneb II Lad, 6 tinibli si lVl Smelting a Ocempany 6 1 12 2 VP.466.: ::::::: ::: : T i iip. Xi. .. . :::::: .. . 1; 1 pre I 4 Crystal Palms ot /frame . . 2 20 Lain ....;_:... 2;,,skerris 15,Geaseal 1111=1;leatloa l4 2t..deoaral 11. B. 8111pplag Co l6 29 Dab Beeareel Daps 1 31 912 2=Pa= all —.. ..- 1 /1461atimis NJ. 4 .11. War Osalaad later 1 1 AiriellY 2l =lia all 3411 s 8 ,- 1 Do. Now . . - b some raiiiii 16:iii._ _. , n Peal /Aver lAO a Iltaerai all i IRs Kl.Pealasalar 8 leabil Rte. all 501 Do. ' igrir"" .. - - 10 lama —. 60 1 Swale Asear. loveameat all 11S pok Is 3a lb AoliMas Lad 25 I) llislaaorlas Telegraph all — 1004Yia Dlimager. Lod Buenas done to day. 1I iii 11 Si 3 4 11_ N li sd Ilt. St. I et. et. II 111 II 7 as ssi 4 si 1071 111 Ti I 100 id llf wd g" [THREEPENCE 63 ; English and Scotch Law Life, 41 ; Euro pean Life, 20-; ; Family Endowment, 4 ; General, 51; Guardian, 60 ex div. ; ()lobe, 143 ' • Imperial Fire, 375 ; ditto Life, 20 ; L aw Fi re, 41 ; Law Life, 66 ; London, 31 ' • Medical, Invalid, an d G eneral, 31; Minerva, 61 ; Monarch, 11 ; National Loan Fund, 21; National Provincial, 1' ; New Equitable, 11 ex div.; Palladium Life, 31 exdiv.; Pelican, 45 ; Ph oen i x , 185 ; Professional Lif e , ; !ock Life, 81; Ro)al Exchange, 242; Sun Life, 65 ; U n i on , 22 0; United Kingdom, 51 ex div.; Universal Life, 451; Victoria Life, 63. Of einal shares the latest Stock Exchange quota. tions are subjoined :—Ashton and Oldham 168; Brecknock and Abergave nn y, 821 ; Birmingha m (gun. 4 per cent. by the London and North West. Railway), 1021 ex div.; Derby, 63; Coventry, 200; Grand Junction, 70; Grand Surrey, 60; Grand Union, 121; Kennet and Avon 71 ex div.; Leeds and Liverpool, 334; Leicester, 67; Leicester and North ampton, 441; Loughborough, 560; Macclesfield, 36; Oxford, 1121; Peak Forest, 97 ; Regent's, 161, 161 Rochdale, 66; Stafford and Worcester, 410; Stour bridge, 290; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, 24; Warwick and Birmingham, 41 ; Warwick and Napton, 19; Worcester and Birmingham, 36; Wilts and Berks, 7. Prime of Oae and Coles Companies' shares rams as follows:—British Provincial, 22; Brighton, 15; City of London, 1321 ; Continental ( I hint Capital), 671; Equitable, 27 ; Great Central, 131 ; Imperial, 85; Independent, 46; London Parliamentary Pre ference, 25; Phoenix, 28 ex div.; Ratcliff, 70; United General, 21; Westminster Chartered, 381; ditto New (10!. paid), 71. Waterworks stocks are thus marked : Berlin, (21. 10s. pd.), 21, 2; East London, 129; Southwark and Vauxhall, 891, I; West Middlesex, 113. Shares in bridge associations command the follow ing prices :—lfungerford, 12 ; Waterloo, 5; Vauxhall, 231. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. iteuter's express:— Amsterdam, Monday, closing prices: —Dutch Four per Cents., 931; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 61 5.16 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 211; the Coupons, 5 7-16 ; the old Three per Cent. Foreign, 461; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic'', 791; Granada Deferred, 8 5-16; Peruvian New, 69i; Mexican New, 22; ; Equador, 31. Exchange on London, 11.77; short. American Bank Sharer, 41. Paris : Closing prices this day : Three per Cent. ltentes, 75.10; ditto Four-and-a-llalf per Cents.,lol ; Bank Shares, 2,010. This bourse shows la fall of per cent. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.—Serr. 27. Time. Primo aa nagotiataa Ml+ day hale and M. lUncy. Leastentam per Short 111. 17 sty.... 111. I iptr. Ditto - lle. Not.. Rotterdam . _Jjotv - Antwerp Broreels Hamlerug and Alto= „ „ 13nica. I KC.. 13nica. 71kce Mt. Petersburg per ruble „ ripen°, ... 374 pence Paris per X Short 250. 05c. .., 235 r. 121 c. Ditto „ 3 Montbe.ls7r. 30c. ... 23k. 33c. Marseille' 2slt. 30e. ... 157 r. 35c. Pnuakfort-on-the-3/Laine per 410 „ „ 1202. kr. ... 3200. kr. VlOllll (effective) per t w : 111 . 10 nr. ... II d. 201cr. rrieete „ irr. Madrii , per dollar „ 50 panne . 49/ pence Catlin Bilbao 99 It pence ... 30 pence harcelona „ „ 491 pence ... 491 pence „ ~ 50 pea ce ... 455 pence Seville Gibraltar „ „ 50 pence ... 19 pence Leghorn Genoa Naomi Pae per ducat " 42 pen ce ... 444 pence pee mum ~1 25 pence ... 1211 pence Merl 123 pesos ... 1241 pence Lisbon per critical 90 dare date - pence .. 53e pence °Porto ,, - pence ... 53i pence New York adore eight 421 pesos ... 434 penes THIS DAY.--Two o'CLocx. The funds opened a shade better than yesterday, but sales were renewed, and prices again touched the extreme point of their late depression. The feeling, however, has since become decidedly firmer, and the market now wears a much better appearance, at a rise of 1 per cent. from the lowest point. Consols opened 911 for account, were sold as low as 901, and have since rapidly ascended to their present quotation of 911 to 1 for money and 911 to 1 for the 13th Oct. Bank Stock for account marks 218 ; India Stock, for account, 2401 ; Exche quer Bills, 17s. to 13s. die.; India Bonds, 108. die. The foreign stock market is not much better. Mexican is worse, at 221 to 23. Spanish Deferred has rallied to 211 to 1. Russian remains heavy. Buenos Ayrean is also depressed, with business at 58 to 60. Danish Fives mark 100 ; Russian Fives, 111; Dutch Fours, 931; Granada Deterred, 81; Portuguese Fives, 45; Peruvian Four-and•a•Half per Cents., 69 to 70. ••••-411-••• TUZIDAY EnratiNG. We hear of few transactions in English mining stocks to-day, the market being depressed. The heavy calls are exercising an unfavourable influence at the prebent period of monetary stringency. The gold mining share market was dull, but prices remain fairly supported. Yuba River have partially lost their late improvement. At four o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted to 3 prem.; Great Nug get, 3-16 to 1-16 die. ; Port Phil* f to: dis.; Bri tish Australian, }tor die. ; Ague Fria, ; to pram. ; Nouveau Monde, to a prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocir. Tho gold mining shares to-day arc generally rather better, although business is the reverse of active. Ague Fria and Nouveau Monde are quoted 9.16 to 11-16 prem.; Great Nugget, 1-16 die. to 1-16 prem.; and Colonial Gold, to 1 prem. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 29 to 31 ; Peel River, to din.; North British Australa sian, die. to par ; and Scottish Australian Invest ment, 11 to 1; prem. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. With the exception of foreign wheat (the receipts of which have been to a fair extent) the arrivals of all descriptions of grain and flour have been trifling in the extreme. The at tendance of buyers this morning was small. Holders of wheat and flour demanded a considerable advance upon the rates of Monday, which checked business, and transac tions were, consequently, limited at an improvement of ls. per qr. American flour was again rather dearer. Barley fully supported the advance noted on Monday, and Oats were fully ls. per qr. dearer than on that day. Beans and Peas scarce, and their value was well sup ported.... ARRIVALS LNTO LONDON MY SEPT. 26th to SEPT. 26th. Wheat 4 Qrs. Eng Bo lish. 5040 bobtoh. Irish. rorres. Walt Earley .... I 1 960 150 Oats I Flour. 152eacks and barrels. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Svoss.—The market is dull. _ _ _ ••••••••cs COFFEZ.—The large public sales of Costa Rica, conlisting of 10,000 bags, are progressing heard,. TEA.—There is much firmness. Rici.—Contioues steady. SALTPETRE. —There have been large purchages of fine, refraction If to 24, 305.; refraction 10 to 11, 281. Gd., which established so advance of 11. COCHINEAL declined yesterday 2d. to 3d. per lb. in public sale. - -- --- TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The asirketcontinues firm at the following quotations: Town Tallow, Oa. 61. nett cash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 5Ss. 6d.; Oct. to Dec., 581.; Jan. to March, 581. 91. BOROUGH HOP MARKET-THIS DAY. Messrs. PatteLden and Smith report that there is a gene. ral complaint that the crop falls very much short of expec tation since picking has commenced, and the duty has re ceded to 140,0001. There is but a very scanty supply of new hops at market, and prices are gradually advancing. Currency : —Weald Kents, 91. 9s. to 101. 10s. ; Sussex, 81.80. to 91. Very choice, higher. COAL NIARKEL—THIS DAY. Walls End Riddell. 211.; Walls End Braddyll's Hatton, 225.; Walls End Haswell, 235.; Walls End Lambton, 22a. 6d. ; Walls End Stewart% 231. ; Walls End Tees, 235. —Ships at market, 115. I