The Express. — London, England, 1853-09-21 00:00:00

[THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. TUESDAY BYRN'S°. The English stock market, although flat in the morning, has, on the whole, been steady to-day, prices closing at yesterday's rates. The public seem to be buying stock in small amounts at present, and their purchases naturally give strength to the funds ; but as the demand for money out of doors continues active, and the influences which have led to the re cent measures of the Bank of England remain in full operation, sales on bankers' and other account quickly follow an upward movement in prices. Busi ness, however, is restricted. Intelligence of firmness OR the Paris Bourse of this day contributed to keep the market steady in the afternoon. It appears that there is a " backwardation" on the Rentes at Paris. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. lteuter's exnress Amsterdam, Monday, closing prices: —Dutch Four per Cents., 94 9-16 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 621 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 22 9-16; the Coupons, ; the Old Three per Cent., foreign, 471; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 81 9-18 ; Mexican New, 23; Granada Deferred, 91 ; Portn. guess New, 39a ; Granada Active, 211; Peruvian New, 77 ; Greek (bine), 6 1-16 ; Equador, 41. These prices show a general improvement. Paris : Closing prices this day : Three per Cent. Itentes, 77.30 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 101.80; ;Bank Shares, 2,800. This bourse exhibits firmness. Vienna.—Monday—Five per Cent. Metallics, 931. Exchange on Landon, 10.42 ; Bank Shares, 1,357. Consols opened 95; to for account, and, after being at one time as low as 951 " sellers," and at another period as good as 95,1" buyers," finally closed at 951 to 7, for money, and 951 to a for the 13th October. The official business list is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 1, I, 1, ; ditto for account, 93:, f, 1. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 7s. to 33. dia., and India Bonds par to be. prem. The foreign stock market was steady, with a quiet business. Spanish closed at a further trifling improvement. Mexican was steady. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 251 to 1; Spanish Deferred, 221 to ; the Committee's Certificates, fol to 6 per cent. The following sales are recorded :—Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 102; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1332, 98, 971. Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 831• Dutch Twa-and-a-Half per Cents., 63/, 64; •, ditto for account, 30th September, 641. Granada Defer red Bonds, 9, 91. Mexican Three per Cents., 251, ; ditto, for account, 251, 1. Portuguese Five per Cents., ex. all overdue coupons, 441. Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1001. Sardinian Five per Cents:, 94. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 461; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 22/, Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 37, 361. There was again a good demand for money to-day, and although first class paper could be readily ne gotiated " out of doors at the Bank minimum rate al 41 per cent., discount of moderately good bills can with difficulty be obtained under 5 per cent. It is understood, however, that the Lombard-street houses are well supplied with money at the higher rates now allowed on call. THIS DAY.—Tw•o o'CLocK. A fall of a per cent. has taken place in the funds, owing to the unfavourable statements relative to the Eastern question, and more especially to reports of the withdrawal of Austria from co-operation with the other Powers of Europe. Consols opened 95: to I for money, and 951 to ';`, for the 13th Oct., and are now , quoted only 911 to 95, and 95 to 1 respectively. The market at the present moment stands at the worst point of the day. South Sea Stock marks 1141; Exchequer Bills, Ss. to 3s. dis. ; India Bonds, par to ss. prem. Foreign stocks aro generally flatter, but business is restricted. Mexican has receded to 211 to 251; and Spanish Deferred to 22: to Spanish Old Threes mark 4Q ; Dutch Fours, 97: to a ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 7S; Portuguese Fours, 41; Sardinian, 93 to 94; Buenos Ayrean, 631. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The supplies of wheat and all deacripuons of grain have been moderate this morning. Holders of the former article wero very firm in their demands, and the currency of Monday last was fully supported. Flour sold on quite as goad terms as before. Barley maintains previous quotations, and Oats were 6d. per qr. dearer. Bemis and Peas scarce, and fully worth late rates. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PEON SEPT. 19th to SEPT. 218 t. Q2B. Itnoltah. ticotob. lrish. FUitine Whe5t.......„ I 1250 1 625 D Barley GO 3340 O•t• 370 I 770 I 9360 Malt .. 1283 Floor. 200 forks sod barrels. . • ..- • .. -- - 7 z ..• .-- • 0.2....- ) -Y;ri ) -.4 ,'. e5... • / 4- (4.• Z-- co' ' ..-- .. C--- L/ l' - . (- f a' ~:‘,/,. -, ... al--a r- L. ''' • 7 /jig Ler.- ./ed- 7 e- c:::1 ' w - wri-iii." ( 4 /1141.1Er 5r3:1 , tie (....., 51, No. 2,210.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1853. VISIT of the EMPEROR and EMPRESS of the f resits ( ' the vessels of tosser magnitude. During the entire the bay was slave with crowded b oa t s. P e rmi ss i on SHA RE LISTS. MUM BAILWAYL .MONI raniitil es CALAIS on the :6th last, and w 1101:106NE cc I gay lo 6 Wm" and Dellesea 2 14 Ms the 9%h sad DEL was very kindly given by those in charge to visit and in- --....-. anCril ?AFTERS RAILWAY. spent the orator:a vessels, but this permission was scarcely TCRSDAT EVENING. " 9 9 ° 119 ° 61 Gesklumm- ft 6 des Under a pressure of sales, chiefly on coun t ry at it onessu adellibillibma ni firquesnee. juu" 1 6 1 144 Aa Ehrlll.4 Tit Lig. i n ce ,,,,,,i„ e w i t h a t es t deepen lesves availed of in the case of any but the Duke of Welling t on , The English stock en Lot t 0 r..4,14.• Terminus kw Lathe nen day at 5.10 a.m., the that aapearinc, to be the grand centre o f attraction to whic orders' the railway market opened this morning 20 10 n.... , OI I 6II MISIMIefee ... I 2 pee I ,,.we i r, :I by wtkb write la Caws at about one o'clock in we .77 a tte ntio n was directed.heavily, and declined rather rapidly. In the after- 20 20 1, 1 ) ""g e slo we ': . . 7 . . 7 3 3p m morning, has, on th storeops• prices closing at yeah ii„ vow, TRAIN for the Boulogne Steamer from Folkestone will The arr ival al of the Lords of the Admiralty, which is cx- noon there was a rally, on the improved aspect of se I om ._ ,_ 4 a .. to be buying stock in Ir.r: the Leedom-Wan Tercamtw at tuts & A u an th e 34th inst., peeved ta•morrow, and that of the remaining portion of Consols, but it was scarcely their purchases natur VI at 1.41 5.:a. en the 27th. Commodore Martin's 'gumdrop will add to the interest to 20 le ()rand timMan af Smiles 2 2/ pm an i d prices Smelly left off, in most cases, at a reduc- ... to shad beat of Canada supported to the close, • 3 ' 31141 roslania„. If I " 6/ 1:7 the a ntes Ton. 464 Stems." the kisirim7 tram London to visit:sr., and will probably swell the crowds of sight-seen but as the demand fo g ‘ ,... gne or loam to Calsks is perfumed Is Pim bows. ton from the 1 i 0. P. HERBERT • gemetam. even to a greater extent than hitherto, especially as the ass - -• closing range of yesterday. On the 20 I 0 ahlemmai hemeA •2 .- ..... 4 4 1 4 Ms SI active, and the influe relevant, made by the railway and river steamers' corn- whole, dro day's transactions have not been marked 144 ail k ja w aLimaaajoisto .. If a l! co rm 1 1 cent measures of th BANE of DEPOSIT, 7, St. Martin's-place, panics are such as will probably enable them to view the by much importance. 204 3/ MenelanaMTeasnle -- - full operation, sales C Trafolgara Aare, Uodins. ships far out at sea. -- 3 3 LemetlldejaSahl 1 die ernes , &minus of lal VklaTlNti MON Lk are requested to examine THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoc k. 2, l 3 Imumbsurg ... .„ ... 6i 61 quickly follow an up , M.. 1...0. f no u tenitution. by *bleb a high tate of Interest may be -- -- --- - -- it ic Do. (allway) if 41 ness, however, is real ot:sin. 4 w.tb perfect security. SPORTING. It railway market to-day is very heavy, and the 6 2 2.. - . „. 1 16 ON the Paris Bourse Istes.st payshls In January gm) July. leading stocks have fallen, on an average, about 1 4 3 Dm jOesafi, - ... I 16 PETER MORRISON, Managing Director. -• Pronweluere free on Application. LATEST BETTING AT MANCHESTER. per cent. below the closing rates of yesterday. At 4 , 1" 1 1 1 , 0 ,% imaessa caajaaacanaaa . a ••• - 0 _ 1 _ 47 there is a " backward TuL-DAY. the present moment the market is depressed in tone. ze 74 Ireeeie ... - e 1 pm Consols opened 95 1:01t AUSTRALIA and tho COLONIES.-Light, The early part of the day was chiefly oceepied with at- London and North-Western stock is quoted 1 3 0 1 1 .! 1 0 1 Lt r ar 11711 ..,.. .- to - 6 - -„ being at one time as .. 1 •h...p , and ductble ROOFINI3.7CROGGON'd PAILNT tling the ouotandiog Recounts on Doncaster, and we did 101 4 to 102: Great Western, 81 to 4 ; Lan- te l e weethweeigg ee l es... ') li 1 4 .. 2 711 4 A, II %LT P. Ca wok: CELT taped/city impervious to min, mow, another period as sr.! :r , f., s-and has bee tented by • keg and extensive experience in not hear a murmur ; everything passed off in the most satis • cashire and Yorkshire, 65 1 to 66 ; Midland, 684 2 0 all Das. I M2 Pr a lend. a „ _can. ; wen half the timber required for sites; en be laid on factory manner. There was a little speculation on the(for R. k Malmo sha.; 114 141 to .59; Great Northern., 18/ to 2 ; Dovers, 181 to a ; ~ all g . li 21 closed at 951 to-, ft . ..:, welt faellity try unpraw :lied pirates. PRICK lIN F. PENNY events decided to-day at Pontefract, Cssarewitch, and Cam- 13th October. The ofl and Caledon' 27 3 to 4 ti.it elth:Altl. 'FOOT_ i (Wpm's Patent NON-0091,901L40 Pelt bridge Stakes; the following being Ms closing prices: ' • ' lo s . 10 eatia and Lyon „. .. 27 4 17 1 IFIR Mi I Three per Cent. Con tr issarlar sesame Wars Ise ekes ewes SS per met. et keL- CESAREWITCH . French shares are about los. per share lower. 1 ," 10 ~,, ,..- 4 „ .... : S r: r, . 14 ditto for account, 93 Samples red testimenlale ern by pest en appllewient lo CllOOOO/1 a 4 Os., 2, pow,baziAnzi., LONDON, who ale, supply Sole 9to 1 apt King Pepin (t) Northern. ars quoted 341 to 4; Strasbonrip, 361 le se ti earmala_• ... ve of 876 61 Exchequer Bills re so Karin:AO Felt and INi )1111110U11 Fels be damp was and lining 16 to 1 - Joe Miller (t) 4; and Paris and Lyons,l6l to 4 prem. 20 s as Ileps le n home. to neater tke tomperatme. 2O to 1 - Nancy (t) ORDINANY SHARItss AND inTOCKS. le) 101 gmbee Melmead ... -- Me P) I', Omen sad Mame .. ... late 1114 India Bonds par to A The foreign etoc FIVE GUINEAS.-Mr. HAMS, the 31edical 20 to 1 - Weathergage (t) Gang Prim Sales to-Oa7 20 6 Royal Dania ....... ........ If Pm 25 to 1 - T ormen t (t) Sk. Pd. Renwars. Yesterday. to 2 p.m. 6 2 Royal Assudbb - IMs quiet business. Spa Gateaux, ef 31, Brosiorkkapare, Land as, Warns his fries& that kis FIVE GUINEA APPARAWSES are now ready.-Mind two 25 to 1 - Cariboo ( r) - _ .re Ambrose/ Ham, _.. 4 II improvement. Mexi 5 . c .i.," ...m:i.. ate his l'oneetet net Medea' Odasiess. 2.3 to 1 - Nervous (t) M.. tee Aberdeen _,„ ... - .. 11 13 214 10 4 Do. 24n, CM. rrfssr. - - Mexican Bonds we 31 to 1 - Rosalba (t) m 4, amber Notting. Boma. 10 8 toulli mom et Tames 1 Ipm 2i 1 r s. and COMEOR'f in SHAVING.-B. and 23 to 1 - Nuuhell ft) soh Mme Maeda _- 4 1 4 4 ad tw au lankWate.hamerVanan , 4 9 4 SO 6 Maar= elFrenes. BB 44 ra 0 1 h) 3s. Upper betake? ..-.... par iPs Deferred, 222 to a cot% VANS' CANTON STROP, at Quadrilateral Clams 33 to 1 - Goorkah ft) 81 Si tlirria,foa,stOssz.Jan., 12 10 ifie $1 all W /Maim .. _ . 31 4 64 to 6 per can . 66 76herposser, meets weaving esi to the mast tender Ada. The 33 to 1 - Buckthorn (t) 1176 all fto.thwalltlErk.MMULC. 78 II die 10 li us, sli par Omit helm. - -Ms recorded :-Braziliat frkeerWe t..tasoced is Dun out most eminent wargeou, Mr. Ante 21 164 Do. M. to. M 1... 4 3 Ms ley: .air , , -I have murk trial of your Pane amp, sail and It la 40 to 1 - King of Trumps (t) M le women eit Switzer . ... ~.. 6 10za 102 ; ditto Four-/ se. toe Meld awl /setae ... .. - -ml le 2 Wat ers Switzerland- I I mower beta than any lamp I have hitherto used rat prise • keen 66 to 1 - Leopold (t) st. 10c Wadi 114 661 54 6 30 I Sakai 334 Os lj 98, 971. Danish ' , wee is codling insinments kw analowde.al and surgical porpoise.- GG to 1 - Richard Primer (t) 1. all Omar W - 17 4 11 6 17 1 4 Dutch Twa-and-a-1 - 1 tuna Sat . To Mena B. sad IL Cocain, lanators. 164 , Pea- CAMBRIDGESHIRE STARES. le al, Oa aModes ... - - for account, 30th Sc isanh.wreee, London" where the Imap. Sc, . may k Weaned, and 12 to 1 apt Orestes ( op) 50 45 Oakland IMIMMAN . e_ ...' 11 Pm MINES. ef an prefuenerS at SY. M.. Utah, sod La ed. cosh. -00WVAND 20 to 1 - The Hatchet (t) 26 a 1 imivere l =sed Aber. red Bonds, 9, 9}. 3 pewee, tenured Rama Tomb Powder and Biala Powder. g 9 --......_...-. 25 to 1 - Suitors* (t) don •-•- TuMMAY Ewearnts. I ; ditto, for account QOUND arid WRITE TEE I'M are mot only ladle - 40 to 1 - Umbriel (t) n all ass M asi 41 it as all um, ma 1.7211". i.: 1 4 Centa., ex. all over& la rearahly regaisasse•Mmahmaterka la balk mesa bat they 60 to 1 - Weslaco (t) man swims _-. - It t 2.6 IN i There has been more movement to-day in the and-a-Half per Cen see swameW leseenstsi thrash Ms as• bereft Mg* readmilve DERBY. as 100 Itamern IlkinN _Mae fa... 4, market for home mining stocks. Several descrip- c e th- 94 Spanish p, tie pewees af kaiak sad leasterity. Amen Se wises 500 to 20 apt King Tom (t) 22 14 Vale IL 0.1 M.) , -n., . eon. Wend be the teri itowLitwir CDOII7O sr Wit 600 to 2.) - Marley Hill (t) M. 11/0 W. elks aem OMk t• 1 1 tions have been in brisk demand, including Alfred New Deferred Thre DENTIFRICE stands eit In eradlemas all Mar mama 114.100 Ea lonsiabe ... .. e 7 07 1 M 7 Consols Treviskey and Barrier, and East Basset. Venezuela Three-and metier, eel • pearl-like +bites= Se Milimeadwirsamherk PONTEFRACT RACES.-MONDAT. St 100 Istitieemiallipmper . 6464 ad Devon ' Great Consols are flat. The sales reported There was again a eamiu rpm rif deem Ihe gems Om end sell. le I 1 Edinbegetwad aims- - - hag Ms Week Mart HIM agate; km Ise eneaelle MM. ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS. M. too Elinhergh. 24 M 24 5 5 to-day are :-Treviskey and Barrier, at 65, 60 ; Alfred and although fi rst c : saes. Inigut 770 11 0 " 0 " 0 • 5 " Mr o 7 to abe Prim le. Ml.fser Taut. &taus of 6 son each, with 25 added, for 2-yr 54 to) Gar* 6. 1 111 1 1= - - Consols, 221, 23; East Tolgns, 36, 40; gotiated West Provi- " out of di Me. Cesdaa-The week "beaboadeOlueneareciathebdlel. sod olds and upwards. One mile. ec too ems: Ausbna ... ... 74 4 73 4 74 1 5 5 /.. Raba W sake. IS, 77111 ••••• 4 "." " aka 11 " 7 """ Mr. Erthank's Saowdon Dunhill, 3 yrs, Sat lib Bt. la Do. a, ease ... ... 46 47 43 6 dence, 461; Wheal Cupid, 6 ; West Stray Park, 81 ;of4l . r cent, disco amp. lail lig Mem and by amble sal peetamme.M. 100 Do. 11, BM* - 174 114 13 West Ding Dong, 101, 11; East Buller, 61, 7; Men- with . • "cult be t y o (Charlton) 1 o u lee ouspah a dw as tllki,) 104 106 103 34 TIL II DA IL Y NI WB, Hr. Bell's Ann Eliza, 3 Pes, Bat (E. Harrison) 2 le the peps Wpm. ... *II 114 tie 4 dip Hills, 31, 4 ; Cook's Kitchen, 21; Wheal Hat " understood, however Liaise Iliacsiso Paper, ense ad. Mr. Orbonse's Bridesmaid, 2 yn, GA 41b....ffe115) 3 12 II Inn Smell Ikeleni ." ... - - riett, 4 ; Wheal Zion , 21; Wheal Edward, 28s. 61. are well supplied w A.. pausal Woe, the DAILY News la at the head of the 12. Mr. H. Lister'. Hotchpot, 3 pa, Est 21b..(Kendall) 4 20 ; 11 Ir.. ema MAW .. b e n 61 14 3 4 , r i l The gold mining shares were dull in the morning, w a g hem dart Nritain, advoestne free cowmen. to its broadest PARK lIILL STARR/. Handicap of 5 soya each, with 50 Pt. t 55 :eV trieuddre andl • ' aritiaiii 02 4 67 ad I 88 8 o i s l ad hat met with a good deal of business in the after- now allowed on call. Some small ammo roe. sod all smell seed Pretties' Female whether Pottuoals wilids4 added for 2yr olds, The second to save his stake. Three Ise, IS D .. na k , el 65 Ms ad 5§ MI noon, and closed firm. Late in the afternoon 1 prem. et epasesetiesc quarters of a mile. (14 subs.) It li 1 Do. West * fudiag • l'inlot 11 31 xd into the Bank to-da] IS thenteat mil ram Oita General Newa,-ln the mouracy of Its was bid for Aria Fria. An 10-Australian and Ito Sawa -In the sopa teull,lul, and impartial changer of its Mr. T. Cunningham's The Jewess by Slane, 7st 10lb la an • Limas Northera ... .. 131 Id/ 131 blue' hment continues, Liberty shares were flatter. At 4 o'clock Colonial lar ge amounts were Maga latelligems. sod in Ma warted earrcantileaml eamercial La- (0. Oates) 1 Ilf 111ILandosandBlasitwall .. 711 5 enmass asatasd is tbe City, Nagai, sal Monetary ottlala- Mr. Drew. '. Vixen fist 41b ( including 71b extra) 10 7 ilein.,lllbury,le Balker] A 110 a age Paper is newassied. XL 10t , Brieeten, es S. Ocret 97 99 Gold were quoted 7-16 to 9.16 prem. k (Knight) 2 oi . - 0 0 i= c ,. 6 74 . 7 ..u u7 . T . 1026 1933 7624 2i 14 Nugget, par to 4 prom.; Nouveau Monde, 4to gold Great atm to Russia and ammeaia.. awe .4141.4.1L14 vet Chipping than any other pew- m r. G . fi n e a c e Th e G em. 7, t (chat - hoe) 3 im 24, Dc. Flake .. 4 prem. ; Agna Fria, 4 to I yrem. to France hat • esierivety early report of *Lipping in the Indiso Seas by every The following also ran: br. cby Melbourne out of Miss 10 I Du.SOish..Wastaii.(Z . moderate scale. W isioneadmill-and the only daily Mining Rum, with lad ot peon, Imperial Brazilian and English and Austra li an phblisdanya /sere. Castling, Julius Agricola, Violet, and Polly Burns. it, If Do. Eighths.. . - - 21 ounces of cold brooi ti-efielee; 7 7 78 It adensecs twit to temlllar, se being the aely paper benne, the Betting :2to 1 each apt The Gem and Vixen, 4to 1 /IL 100 bandits a 660 Copper Smelting shares were rather better. West M arco p o r o, b y f ar I ruse wee. reentries, mat kw always seclude., from its columns apt The Jewess, sto 1 agst Miss Castling colt. Won 30 144 Dv, V 0 - ... - 12 ll stle Indian descriptions are little changed. Metcalfe eneamsweadvercsemomes. 40 M De.. 440 • 11 6 se easily by two lengths. Same distance between the second .77 L u d.... 6 . 2 3, - iy.6'.;,.,„ II 13 closed 1/ to 2 prem. been despatched abr a. .is pule favour le shoat by the last retain of name. and third. Vixen lost start. U ail 4=4ool:my& Calekthen -- ad There was a grea . l br ' ay v ••• leal to e'.• le ding Landon Newspapers, "' CiOLD Cyr, value 1 1 .i0 guineas, the gift of B. Oliveira, Bt. a IhstALlncolisab. 201 316 - 254 4 corn trade, which e wee it wen be wen that this roper (tee minion by more thanTHIS DAY.-Two o'CLoox. . 3 7 7 71 . 6 0 1,.„1 fa Mg Timis beam its Mom oldest competitors : Erg., M.P. (or the borough; added to a handicap stakes of at . 141 Da. Line. Unto: - - ilb The gold mining shares are very quiet to-day, and ences, amongst 2,...b0.h.d. 87, 66 .p.;,..7. 10 sows. each, h ft, for 3-yr-olds and upwards. Winners „_ 6 t. me tdl•nd ,_ .„_;•••__.1 . 0 ..A •• 3 595 5 s ri li p 9 1 114 a shade flatter. Agua Fria arc quoted Ito f_prem. ; like accounts from t Mauls° ellamereLa Nouveau Monde, 9-16 to 11-16 prem.; Colortial complaints of the yip Moon. Pen 1772 1129,000 24 subs. U I* Ditto Half shams . - ... - - Mows,/ IIRMIALS. DAILY NEWS 1 .7 244 4,152,000 Gst 31b (includipt 101 b extra) (Rayboe) 1 IQ 41 1 Do. Bury astamlea .. I die 1 pin 1-16 prem. and the falling ofl Ms iasnausd mdatenmee of this patio* jennies the lollowing r. R. spiral recently normal by a eostainporary : Mr . . Mam m on ' s c, by Melbourne out of Sally 25 176 114wportAbergAMereford 4 SMs Australian Aarienltnral shares have fallen to 29 Dined with the coati' - noe• Daily Nen 'is the youngest of all the Landes morning Warfuol, 4 yr+, Gst 91b (Ablcroft) 2 60 7 11 6 eat7 and elialeittlin.. 24 t demanded extreme mons. Front she CM it took lush greend and a Illeti liberal tas-ro. Mr. H. Hill's Ireland's Eye, 3 yn, bat 10th n a ItsewnWarnapenthltos. - - M. 160 Norkila .- .„ ... _. MI 60 to 31, and Peel River, /to 4 die. • Scottish Austra -1 lien Investment are quoted 11 to ' ll prem.; North but a good many era pm eau eadantly that easseaties liberalism alas Is clearly (Ashmalli i 3 Is 13 D e . th ew ... - - the public opinion ef !R&M ; sed already, with the mooed blithest Mr, T. pares Defiance, 3 yes, bat in .... (Wells ) 4 3 0 3414eirthne Doiram tiiiii. 4 S die British Australasian, 1 die. to par. Collie shares Pe tted , including a iii " eabm ("r to " d diu r Lin=•v9ll the t ` 19•11 The following also ran :-Maidstone , Lough awn, at 100 Baas *Mak ,„. ... 28 10 93 11 mark 45 to 431. and arrived at 50s. I as of releenisemens-ant le . •--elstalaed by aay IS If 'North limn, leo. I. ... 6 10 da.:y 1,4 , r, He political mere Mee erenemowle Lib he eosmarelal Little Davie, Grapeshot, Catherine Parr, The Event. 16 2 seance." Betting :6to 4 apt Beirownie, 2to 1 agst Defiance, sto : 11 7 : ! I D l t . t B A ( 3 1* . i linst sus4 7 7. Lima 11 moms" and insurance. I Ts be ordered of sormsimer ce Newsmen lathe Idaidom ; oral 1 apt Ireland's Eye, 6to I apt Little Davie, 7to 1 apt I. Del3reeth gthcherekree,.. . 51 $4 dis 114 Km 'Marrs Mama Paid.' mini done yesterday. t 0.417. which, as well as w WO/fee, 10, nest-etrest. tositem. finny Warfoot nit. Won easily by a neck. A length be- 20 all Worth wawa . ..... ...... 71 61 - - -- --- -.-- - ---- twain second and third, and two l ength, between the third Hi to !Norte Menai least.Juse. I Ipm 404 i ao,ooo 1 Am Ms all s 1 mil Pran One Neillise, with Itighly Mastatione. pretensions of imp THE CHINESE R &VOLUM s Tin Causes and fourth. PG " Sally Warfoot colt was nearly leo Ei Wore., i Wolver. 401 416 eel 391 lO.OOO J. 1 +Anglo AsseralleaGold all 4 1 oils . down in the last 00 el . einesei --ss ea Iti 1: : ::g.. lie. *haaloCalifonsian .-. sil A I was milked to-day it .2. which led to lt-Its Rapid Progress eel Mllliplel t ' STAND PLATS oaovs. (Handicap), for 3-yr-olds and 56 * 16 0 1 3111d1end -. ... ell 61 19 tAestralselre with Abend, of all lb. known Pubbettkesemagedge keen the St. 100 Shrew . ft Blrm.. ... ... 64 66 ia 40,000 5 Do. Coal Laing 1 11 • ta..arrata. phi wird* devised tram Native Feeelamatleas and llemarde• Palladio for winners. Os. mile. (19 subs .) St. leo I Do. LAN.W.Ousr.DI es :o *yip zo +Australian other 1i curliest., Miestonary Serrating, OMAN Oemmesiseduse, Mr. J. Marsoa's The Twin by Ithuriel, 5 yn, 7st to 9 Filtrewseary andllereford 11 11 Mt 60,11 M 1 Antraltaa Cordillera rd the Lent es of European Iteeklents. E. Hunan) 1 561 ail II *seminary sea chock leo,vuo 1 Australian Drosbeld Lenten: Henry Vise. city, Gough-near% llessikeet. Mr. C. Spenee's Slang, 6 in, Bst 71b .... (Ashmell) 2 ( Not. W. MIS.) ... 111 15 30,000 1 Ave Mira all 4Ms October to Decemb Mr. &Idiom', Hester Norton, 3 yrs, 6st 12lb 131 all Do Balms -. .... ... 5 9 200,000 1 British Australian Gob+ all !alb Hamburg letters M 20 Re. Oswaitry ... ... 12 13 MAN 20 415ritlehlroa 13.6 7 9 wheat for France al IRELAND. Mr. Nelson's Misfatune (late Renommen ( d W at e io l t ) 3 it 2., 64 ;ges "a to Deves tr"a" ,„ ".., ....: 17 4 1 6 9 4 61 10,000 as +Bras.lmrAlscatsf.pe 246 ISI 6,800 80 DaElorasseadCaiabs all I to seven dollars. I -___...-- h. b.), 4 yn, ist 31b ( Charlton ) 4 Bt. In ;meth ante% ... - - 61 6 63 4 dlli 3 4 11,000 30 Do. St. Joliet* Rey IS S sin creased inquir N DUBLIN, SEPT. 20. Mr. C. L. Thorpe's Rattkcap, 3 c sst 10 1 b 50 50 Meath wales ... ... ... 34 36 Waddington) 6 ft 16 leealli Torkialitatemnee - - 0 110,00, 1 Carsoa's Creek .i, I I dui 12000 40 Open Cogan ............ &I 435 444 15 51 41 percent. Fund' Yesterday, a coroner ' s inquest was held on the VISITORS' PLAti was won at three eats by Solyman, C a s p . 2, 51 =. 7 . 2 =4 7 13 " • I 3 3 100 , 000 A tColonial Gold. 1 I a paa le f The foreign and e • 1 si body of the unfortunate man who committed suicide 4 yrs (301 .), 7st 21b (Kendall), beating Chorister, aged 97 17 pale ey Meth ~.. „. t 13 ad • CoMaP O l3 104 II M74;;00 ei: it:taper Miners of Inc au a as prices are very flan in a house of ill•fame in French-street, in this city, (201.), 7st 41b (Aldcreft), and two others. et an IV asseltord snit =mos .- - 404,0 25 +Do. Prof. 75 per cant all 11 1 7 1 of colonial wools so an wombed awl -- - 70, 09' 5 rEng3Mastrallearkopyr all 2 sales, are 42,989 bi after attempting to murder woe of the inmates. After TUESDAY'S RACES. Ile 114 Weft Ommerell _. _ ... . - - ad.l Croat Nugget Teta. all 4154 pa hearing a great deal of evidence, the jury agreed to SCURRY STAIRS. to , as. Whahlsins sal eroydos - - 100,000 ' 1 Do. Registered - - bales ; Victoria 15,1 the following verdict : Solyman - 2 1 ,f0f 110 +Cheers! AN e find that the detested, Robert James Webster whilst The Twin 2 _I 7 111.11ndeflsallOyeeil P. - - et. MO Tark.llwaselleallennali 63 65 ll 12,044 I Grand Doeby of Rader all IMs per 11.006 3 Great P01g00th...... ..... . all 21 3 die 1,914 ; and Cape of labouring under temporary derangement of the min ts, yes- „ , CASTLI STASIS. 1 25 120 Do. de. Eztemen .. 111 81 aim moo. 1 Lae Warm all 6Ms P,rices of insuran4 terday, at about 4 o'clock p.m.. discharged a pistol loaded n_otenPot with shot at a female named Eluting' Faucett, in the house rime,' N 0.21, French -street, thereby wounding her, and that in PONTEFRACT HANDICAP. --..--- mina LIMED at plants RENTALS., 10,004 1 lendonkCalilern. Geld Alliance Marine, 61 a few minutes a ft erwards he fired • pistol loaded with a Grapeshot 1 se. toe sesissubsossure (!.era Quetta CruddagOo.. an 4 I 24; British Gemmel mimeo 1 Marianas Dressy 3 es Se CA= Junction ile,Occ I New Granada . .... . ,-. all 4 4 die 201; County, 127; ( The deceased was of the middle size, had a sallow &yen ran. teCalsdarden).. 514 631 60,00 1 New Linares Motu Law Life, 51 ;El complexion, and his face presented the appearance Ift. MO lassilinelnalagaar.Sp.Ct. ad Salting Co ...... all - - of the effects of a life of har dsh ip or dissipation. His _ BEDFORD EAC . ES -TCUDAT . . a., with (lemeil le Ot. Northern) 144 lit 200,00 e 1 Nouveau monde ........ all 4 11 pm I§ 41 ; European Lift probable age was about 33, but he seemed to be addrednErt toss I t h ts r a t e s o N o f ft r a ti d Zs e n o o m f i o n a son. tioa 8 ; each, a IT, ofs,„, 13 13 Cilossemse I 1 s Osa ham 114.,taie s Port Philip ............. 1 1 Imo 4 62,(110 1 Quartz t00k...._..,...„ .1 1 1 1 dls I General, 51; Gut somewhat older, which may in some measure be ac- 141 all i c ll i s iss Zeol Desk A Rally. mares and geldings 1111449 . 6 e F eisl w eieera : 41 12 allowed 31b. ; th• Willa!, to be sold for 601. if demanded, 1 s e Ira, ;4, a Bee.i - .... 10,00 r 60 sithymney 1ne..„... all - - Imperial Fire, 375 ; counted for by the fact of his having lost some of Ac . Gentlemen Man. Once round and • distance. le 30 1 ellallsky(LTorkallettd 107 103 7,tro 36 Wanes* de Wm ....-. 161 111 46 10, 0 01. 1 anal xuatrallan........ al fro. par 60 ex div.; Law his teeth and wearing a wig; the necessity for Hr. Edwy's Captain Flash, 4 yrs, Ilst 410 33 2S De. 1 Skews (ditto)... 43 73 6, , 00 10 Pin Croft (Coast Batthyany) 1 IA 1 1 1 Dle. 1 awes ( ditto).. 17 25 43,174 31.1,41 +Unita Malan all 36 4 31; Minerva, 61; ' M which was accounted for by the deceased as the re- w I:Vasa= awl Orseaelsh Mr. Gray's Warbler, 3 yrs, 10st 6lb ..(Mr. &Tilley 2 re,ono 1 Waller - -Ms 21; National Provi salt of treatment in hospital for an attack of (rani wise* lasisrs 14§ 144 too two I Was Granada ....~ 100,.... I Wee Mariposa. all I I die glanders, which he had caught from a diseased horse. Betting :Bto 4 oa Captain Flesh, who won easily by et. IN Ic A reeememeAp,,c ee L 100.300 1 Tuba The closet of the deceased's bedroom contained a three.querten of a length. 1 I Omit re Ner s klk) ont - . - L ys , Transferable by sMseped deed. large quantity of new wearing apparel, which was Two YEARS'-OLD PRODCCR STAIRS Of ,25 an. each, EIL, l ..! !Me Exchange, 242 ;St ____ 4 -____ Kingdom, 61 ex di' strewed about the room. None of the cards which 10 ft ; colts, Sit 71 b; fi llies, Set 41b . Certain allowances. 54 al! I:t a ,..:= l"l"k r.edgc lit slut JOINT STOCK RANKS. were found in his pocket-book afforded any clue to Three (marten of a mile. vi all ilablesbeee ma Ile&wir I cueing Life 61; Reverser Count Batthyany's Star of Surrey , 7'y Earkaway, tolkeeln.at Dart. - - Na Ms Data pa. prices Budpes fees nert:l Reversionary his identity ; but it Is worthy of remark that of one 8.1 41b (W. Abdele) 1 toe all rettimeriMeS(ll62.) tel 1:3 101. To Mean tmiln. Reversionary, 1 18. particular card there were nearly a dozen specimens, Duke of Bedford's br Iby lon, out of Taurina, $6 60 Nerlerahrelsrall met --.. from which fact it has been argued that deceased Psi 41b (Pettit) 2 flamed to IleamOmmati, - - NO 62 Mritic 40 Australasia . ... all 74 75 75 „.. 40 Brit. Cot. ilaniiii CrWi Co. all - - Of canal shares I was connected with the mercantile house in question Betting: 2tol on the Star of Surrey, which won in $ C . 4 " eirre• °° ' 1 P er am ten i „ L rc il k . ) loo. MOM CO !MOM North American .. all rr - tions are subjoinet as a commercial traveller. The inscription on the canter hi_ live lengths. llN.WmithLaze.laort -•-• 40.000 36 Chartered Batik of Asti .. 6 II 01 db. Brecknock and Abet Two RAIN' OLD STARES OF 10 son. each, with 60 lie 11 Ditto 4 shares (ditto) - -. 60.0001 36 Chart. Bank of (edit, Ain. card reared to is " Anthony Walton, wholesaleertt and China ...... .. 2 4 dls far 4 per cent by the L added by the Duke of Bedford. Winners extra. Last h a lf et. IN berm eadreaatiess. airy 150 Col 1021 ex div.; Der wine and spirit merchant, Alston - Mesas. mac, to Ormt Donbas - It. 10+ Os. Micoretbatook...._, 144 MI Ss, AU at ' Lag.. Soot., a Aust. Chart. 10 j 1; 01 6le Junction, 70; Gra Nicholson and Co., gin sent direct from the distil- . Hon. G. Ongley's bf by Ascot out s 1 Seaweed, II Ite leatkiltaMiriehlre (lead 15.0 w so ton . , Chart. Book of Aust. 16 tar 2pm 121; Kennet and kry in hogsheads and puncheons. Preeented by Bat 4lb I - - Liverpool, 654; Le' --" The female Fuucett is by no means seriously Mr. Mare's fby Rattan out of Eulogy, Set 41b, (S. Rogers) 2 Ile 53 we. Panay, e l = (tweed tu Stew . - - 60.00 10 ;Lorob.n Joint tib t ._- -. 10 - - Woo Sill ' Leedom and Memennater SI I - - am ton 441 •, Loug injured, and her recovery - is progressing as rapidly as Mr. Knowles's King Alfred, Sot 71b (lliett) 3 23 25 Nue Ditto Ditto - SO 111 • isl i to ;NsUonal Prof. of Wand 36 - - 10, 30 'Du. New. . . ........ 10 - - Oxford, 1121; Pea: esn be expected. The foliating also ran : Shiskspesre, Lady Audrey, 161 -i lOO 111 1 1 18 1, en' w ert Orme Si 102 ON .60 INatlural or ii,;k:i.,l,_ ...... H. -,.! - Camp Stool, Balmoral, Vizeo, Tormentor. -g- 33.8731 25 !Oriental Bank tweponsusti a ll tee 48 - 20,060,100 !Oriental of 1re1aw1...... .4 - Rochdale, 06; Staf THE FLEET AT QCEENSTOWN. MEDIORDSH Ina !STAMM 01 20 um. each, 10 ft, with 70 14111gAltatital IMAMS. 4,irs 110 Do. New .. .. . Ilii . bridge, 290; Sever The following particulars rare from the Cork added. Two miles. st. 7 leo anent - - 60,r00 • hop" Aibiraiiiii .. 21; Warwick and Mr. Mare's Perfidious by Lutes:oat, 3 yn, 6st 61b at. 176 4serciam No. 2, 7 per Cl - - and Gold Imp. Oa ...... 1 L sets par Zraminer of Monday : (S . e n/ d e o 1 St, Ite,Brirtol as Exeter lifer Ct - .7 FPO 26 rimok Amoeba . , .... ... 26 7,1 40 Napton, 19; Wort% The main body of the great steam flit , the arrival of aiit. laftalitiartat LIO ... - all 65 ET at 6 and Berke, 7. Mr. Lumley ' . Tickton, 3 yn, 7st 21b....(Rickards) 2 II IS Citt.tor ad Holyhead small portion of which we have already announced, has Mr. Williems's Race, 3 yrs, Got 6lb ( Bund y ) 3 sel an cora and Pandas - - Co ao+ so Gilboa L0ndre.......... 10 -- -is Prices of Gas ani new east anchor in our harbour, ready for the inspection of 13.0 M 40 ‘Vidon uf Madrid A - - as follows :-Britia The following also ran :-.lLetail, Ethelwolf, Pug Orrock, es all 'Dander, Perth. sad. Aw l - 11* Lotds of the Admiralty. About 11 o'clock on Saturdai Madame Landon. ' ben Junction ~. 66 ill --- 4 6.--- City of London, 131 MrsCALLANEOUB. the squadron of Admiral Corry was seen at sea, and at 1 Towx STAR'S were won by Eccentricity, beating Ala- 114 34 Rasta nai1aa(3410,16.44. 35 35 Strew din the harbour, the Prince Regent, bearing the Ad- buns (second), Grasshopper (third), and three others. I 5 Do. do. (34)7 per Ct. ' I ft No. a. Minem.Learorn ciosng 671 ; Equitable, 27 moo'. flag, bring slightly in advance. As the Prince 16. a , 1 i if Pga inaTaimi roe MIR QCSEN'S PLATR- Yule BAT.- 11l 61 1 : D EX l .CoLlts .“7l.l o 7.. .,i i p Pe o.:N CL .il Ile ma ' pd . y e. , , c r t s ky aliel w iteas da o y eoe 85 ; Independent, gest c.me abreast of Camden fort .he fired a salute of 21 Lomartine, Warbler, The Reiver, Truth, Stamford, Tick- 61 61.1litto do. No. ':1 1 16 „ ---•- --- - ' ference, 251; Phoeni sue, which coca answered from the guard-ship, and the , n ,. , u „,,, i, 1 Herbert, Ethelwolf, Jouvence, Ariosto, 10 1 10 D0.144nr6 per oral Five, in 141 51 .0' ' 5 AuLln Coal and Iron . .. • 6 - OW VlAuetrailaa Agrieultura various ship of the squadron took their places in the roads. j,i ihea ;: - Hoeseeford. le 110 ,Lazcizes,serieza.ep.c:•, 20 21 1330 2olAuitralasian Paelec Ma& • ...1 - - (10/. paid), 7 3 . Alma oimultansoaly with the arrive of the first squadroe " I . S idinorgb, reel. awl! 60.4100 ILI Austmllsn Royal Hall .... • - - Waterworks steel Theta( Commodc,re Martin was discerned from the heights CRICKET. ' ; DIE*, If per Cent ...1 - - Bt. 100 Gnat Noitherns porO:nt 121 123 111 36,e00 P. Berlin iTaterwork•..... ... if ~, .- .._ 60 MUM American L ad.... . , 61 88 to pl. 10s. pd.), 24, 2; la the neirilbourhood of the lighthouse steaming in from -- - axle 6 MIRO A Co!ental Smeltng ' and Vauxhall, 891, : the direction of Kinsale, and forming a long ereseent line THE UNITED ALL ENGLAND ELEVEN T . St looots m przeat..xer . ly, he- ... ill at Ili p.a. lica Ave I k Reduction Company .. 1 - es t. approached the harbour, the Duke of Wellington, TWENTY.TWO OF STOCKTON AND DISTRICT. 10 '7l Do. 11 per eauL wit , ' 1 4 era 10.000 100 Coosa - , - Shares in bridge I IPIMSI L. erotal Palace liming the commwthre's Rag, taking the lead. At one .3.! e i Ot.Eithityleeten(l)64` , the el eling prices :-Runge MONDAY and TVEDAY Sart. 19 and 20. 50. 6 Ito . New . . „....... _ . - i - 231. sanouncei their arrival also, and immediately after the et. :1.3 Do.con.retteem.4l p.a., 96 I'll MAIO A i r:aim Steam following is the result of the two drys' play: et. leo Ditto Irredeemable 4per et' 99 101 12; 1 5 ►E.cetrie Tel . _... . _ whole of the two squadrons had occupied their places. The ENGLAND. li i 6 Le:nowt, ire &Yorks.? CIO il dim tar x. ao.tic4 i64.leneral Swam h &NAPA: l4 - - official list :-Cannet klub' are the A -et sow in the tattooer :-T he Queen - '- Price, It. gent, Duke of Wellington, Agamemnon, La! 7 1 ;Ada Wil me., 14er r ' ut i o l u n' t irzn -*** 33 8 IJ. G U rt i nd ic r, ll.ll ; p6 :37rn t ton, b St. 110 lon.Bl ar:24..Guar.3 peretl -- ad 1i0 , ' , 6 .?; 1,10, Ileetru .t tourer .-. 6 - "' City Navigation Th Pard, Valoroo., Sidon, Amptlion, Vulture, Desperate, 'fri- T. Lorkyer. to In. Berry 4 Hodge= ............ .......... 11 St. era Ditto !kw Guar. el per Ct.' - - 10,040 1. Magdalena let. Nmahmon.. 6-i- • 9.7/1; Hudson's Bay sow 1 National Patentrwindruel all - - e.. , Ilighlys r, A . ant, Terrible. Wiz trd, London, John Lill white, run out •eteeins, end Imperamme, making in the whole 18 sail. H . '„ WF ' ll^ '• b 111d1K ' n 0 Hodgson It appears that a portion of one of the equadrnna, to the ...snot, eO. Morton. b Berry 30 to 6,1. b 2, w li , 2O 12i ea Locilui.darykiltiimelLobi - -ad Moon NATInWon C 1, - - G. CLatterton, e Robeame. a - 23 .25 Ilax.liite:Llti.tes.o3.3lol 11 7 en.7l I North Hone. Ituaraemsei all 'i Ms in master of sue, includ:ncr two three deckers, the St . Jean Da p . d'Acre and the Prineess Royal, parted company off or near J. Dean, e Hanby, b Berry . 0 6 3 , De. 44 .- ... _. par Ipa ad 15,0r0 A North of Europe Sten . , lt, - - Amsterdam Pr C "" t l'ilad. and was expected to arrive before the end of siocitzew. 1241 all ;Maryp.lk Carllele, 44 pCL - - pa 11o.Ote s,ticid River Laud & Mineral all 3 die Ipm 41 Ditto this My. bone seals, too, of considerable force and bur. T. Retensea b Maim/ell 0 Lancaster, b Willeher - - Rotterdam ' " si 10.0 e 60 D.i. do.. 26 - - Antwerp My am 4, eem pan with Bl ac k E i • which th T. Denton, b Grundy . ..... ... 2 Udine, 0 Walther I 161 5 I Ditto Preference...._... a rhs tar y t h e age, in a WR. J. Dinkins, Esq., o Thermos, e Grundy, b Dean 10 St 100 leors-1k Sateaskin... -.- - sal SIAM. 2 Porthed Iron Company .. all -.- 14.610 10 Royal Nall Steam Hamburg and Altana „ Lards of the Ala* ralty male their tour of inapeerion, s od : Wright b Gra n d - -ad 100,000 Pnrottlin r. Divestment all ' 1! 35 St. Petersburg pee rub ail be added to the bomber of the fleet already in our 13, y. statism, Esq 7., b Mar- Iliaittiliela ► h LOoSes - -11.70 e '''routh Australian Died. ...' 25 33 35 33 Were. DHOW - - ad Ho." -1 'youth Telc,rraph ....la - - Parts per The ser.ation which the arrival of this large and power- N. Cart, bOrmsdy ...... ......... I - Pt. . 100 North End* ._ ... ...' 1011 1:0 ad KIM IN Viil Incsarro , Lind ...... 256 15 17 Ditto ...,.•.,,. lt 7°llloo t, the Isrgest which for many years has been seen John BOMA 201 Oat Praidfort-on.thaMalne 71 ft, caused woe amply evidenced by the crowds which I'' ',. B tl d6ll4 " e "64 ' 4 b 2 St. ' 100 *cool Wereenkr. and I I er.als. 6 per Cent - - TRH SUBTERRANF.AN RAILWAY.-Yeaterday the r n . V ' efula te (effecthe) pen Leksd from the city from an early hour yesterday awn- ----' - - II , al! ~. Dit.o ditto ditto', 1 16 ma w 4 161 w d lac dams to sus .I E . ~.. __ _ very 1 a available moment , •f day-light, e , ___ ,_____,_ __ „ ~.,„, ...,,,,,,,,_ _ti i _s , s'lrewr.liratros.l4mcGaw., 101 111 I new act fur making a railway from the north-western dis- la w fv. .• • ..., ~. . ,• . Vs ... a_ • l Pe, dOil Closi • g Easiness Ifel. 'Mares Moms. Paid.l priors done 'Yesterday. today. --.— --.--- 10o,00n 1 Arm nr lo all 4 I PM MOO , 1 a le Australian Gold all 1 1 iiis t:11 Ir.. lid. ' 518 5/ 0 Califsinian .... an 4 I le tAurtralerlae 40,000 5 Do. Coal Mining 1 1 1 • 110,41.4 10 +Australian 64,p0r 1 Arstraliaa Cordillera 1110,400 1 Australian Prosbeld 00,000 1 Ave Mira all 4 dls 200,000 1 Britian Australian Gott all I dig 20,008 20 413ritishlron 13.5 7 0 10,000 SI 1 Bras.lmr.(lscatlf.pa 246 31 6,000 10 Da. oowassaad Nista all a 11,000 20 Do. M. Jobe Del Rey 111 3 SA 110,00, 1 Carson's Creak i , i 1 06 12,000 00 Cobra Chopper 100,000 5 +Colonial Gold. I I Ipm 14 1 net 9 ao o l5 106 II ..,... ... 150,10 b lit. +Copper Miners of Rag. all 55 II 7,000 23 +Do. Pref. 75 per oust. all ill 71 70,054 4 +EngillostrallabOopyr all 2 6 l Groat Nugget VIM. all 1 ls 6 pin NC O" ' 1 Do. Registered 2 1 ,40 r 10 +Orneral 73,001 1 Grand Dully of Rader all 1 dis par 11.010 3 Great P01g00th...... 110,00. 1 Lake Batliarst all dl 60,00‘. 1 Liberty in I . 1 9,40 r 1 *Linares 50,000 1 londowiliCalliorn Clald Quartz CruddagOo.. all i 1 100,e00 1 Mariquits 30,000 10 usecanlintArdericas 9 11 1 1 110,01.0; 1 New Granada ... . . 60,C00 1 New Linuta Mob' sad Snelling Co 200,000 1 Nouveau Moods 10 , ,t4e I Port Philip 64,090 1 Quartz Hoek .... .. ......- .11 I 1 di, f 10,00 r 00 +Rhyraney Iren..— all 7,0:o 10 nintlyto de l.Wbs .... 154 11l 44 10, 0 0(• 1 litutti Australlan al IMa par 6,'30 10 fln Croft 43,174 31.2.114 + United Malec all 36 4 70,000 1 Wallet 100,000 1 Wret Granada ...... 100. i.! 1 Wee Mariposa. all die 100,100 1 Pubs • Traniderable by sMseped dam& TAW 'treaties wbkb the arrival of this large and power !al Rest, the largest which for many years has been seen . 41 ft, ea wed amply evidenced by the crowds which •eked from the city from an early hoer yesterday MOTE- Iog dm' tutbe eery last available moment day-liatht. T• day was beautiful in the extreme, bright and 4 :141. and the surface of the bay was scarcely d " IM by a breath of wind. The fleet lay in en and almcat direct line, stretching from the shore of Kuskinny right stress to Cuba* , rt. aaa aat the shots of all the vessels of large fades was the Prance Regent, which displayed the Rag of Admi ral C 9 rrY. and beyond that lay the Queen farther on atrvtaled tk e L on d on, the Blenheim, the Agamemnon, and Ist of all, at the err, extreme of the like, conspicuous even S t, that comae* for her essermows bulk, the Doke of Wel mg*. Ammo thew, and filling up the long line, were SANITARY CONDITION OP COMMON I.COGING am sem —Under the now act on common lodging-nouses, several sanitary regulations can be enforced, which should he adopted as precautionary measures against the cholera. A better supply of water can be obtained, the purifying et the places, and the immediate removal of the sick to hos pitals and proper places. The common lodging-houses in the metropolis give shelter to great numbers, and they are the abodes of wretchedness and vice. The poor creatures issue from them, and are to be regarded with compassion. These places have been visited, as appears by the parlia mentary reports, and still require mach consideration. 1 I j pt> W ioi IIS 10 Maress/sebottcr(See.W. 111 n. I 1 • per Mut—. I 1 7 g IS Do. pro OW fotrUt Deana 11a 1g Ditto Thal i• per Ccnt per I pin 611 ,6onth hectare 1 itsaillag £O/) of 81.0.6 U 93j id r 100, Do. 1l per cent. aL ftli.T..ritabiraiperetAinar 15 20 id I !Watertorrinik.llternylp.ot ' dim 100 Tark, Ifirwraetle.i fat.Norta of Ing.panalt. 96 lii Ditto Ditto —. • Si 10 Toekkailii•X &Mat j die gar THE SUBTERRANEAN RAILIVAT.—Yc the new act for making a railway from the north-we...an dis trict of the metropolis to Battle-bridge was printed. This anxiously lucked-for statute, to supersede the metropolitan streets and roads, contains 57 clauses. It is to be called " The North Metropolitan Railway." The capital is to be 300,0001 , divided into 15,000 shares at 20/. a share. The railway is to he made according to the deposited plan. The plans aro of a railway commencing at or near the south end of Wustbou►ae terrace, Paddington, and terminating at or near Bottle-brilge by a junction with the intended lino of railway from Bottle-bridge to Holborn. The company Is authorised to interfere with the several streets to make the line. 24; id Some small amounts of gold have again been sent into the Bank to-day, but the drain upon that es'a blishment continues, and it is understood that very large amounts were to-day withdrawn for transmis sion to Russia and other quarters. Shipments of gold to France have also continued to-day upon a moderate scale. We understand that of the 80,000 ounces of gold brought in last week by the Kent and Marco Polo, by far the larger proportion has already been despatched abroad. There was a great deal of excitement to-day in the corn trade, which is affected by a variety of influ ences, amongst which may be enumerated the war like accounts from the east of Europe, the increasing complaints of the yield of the corn crops in Great Britain, the spread of the potato disease in Ireland, and the falling off in the foreign arrivals, com bined with the continued foreign demand. Importers demanded extreme prices, which checked business, but a good many transactions were nevertheless re ported, including sales of Galatz wheat on passage and arrived at 50s. 6d. to 51s. ; and a cargo of Danish rye for the Continent at 365. 6d., including freight and insurance. High prices were asked for rye, which, as well as wheat, is being largely shipped to France and Belgium. As an illustration of the high pretensions of importers wo may mention that 425. was asked to-day for a cargo of rye, although some of similar quality was sold yesterday at 361.6 d. The price of tallow rose 6d. per cwt. to-day, there being buyers at the close at 545. for Russian, for October to December delivery. Hamburg letters report an active demand for wheat for France and Belgium at an advance of six to seven dollars. Rye and barley also met with in creased inquiry. Money was rather tighter at 41 to 41 percent. Funds and shares were inactive. The foreign and colonial wool market is quiet, but prices are very firm. The arrivals, up to this date, of colonial wools for the October and November sales, are 42,989 bales; viz., from Sydney, 13,618 bales ; Victoria, 15,834 ; Adelaide, 3,368 ; Van Die. men's Land, 4,38 ; Swan River, 81 ; New Zealand, 1,914 ; and Cape of Good Hope, 3,536. P,rices of insurance shares remain generally steady. The present quotations are subjoined :—Albion, 94; Alliance Marine, 50 ; Atlas, 211; Argus Life, 231, 24 ; British Commercial, 7,1 • Church of England, 31 ' • City of London, 21; Cleric al , Medical, and General, 201; County, 127 ; rown, 221; Eagle, 71; Equity anl Law Life, 5/; English and Scotch Law Life, 41 ; European Life, 20/ ; Family Endowment, 4 ; General, 51; Gua rdian, 60 ex div. ; Globe, 148 Imperial Fire, 375 ; ditto Life, 20 ; Indemnity Marine, 60 ex div.; Law Fire, 41 ex div. ; Law Life, 66 ; London, 31; Medical, Invalid, and General, 31; Minerva, 6; Monarch, 11-; National Loan Fund, 21; National Provincial, 11; New Equitable, 11 ex div.; Palladium Life, 31 exdiv.; Pelican,43 ; Pheenix, 185; Professional Life, 1; Rock Life, 81; Royal Exchange, 242 ; Sun Life, 65; Union, 220; United Kingdom, 61 ex div.; Universal Life, 451; Victoria Life, 61 ; Reversionary Interest Society, 106; Ge neral Reversionary and Investment, 102; Equitable Reversionary, 118. Of canal shares the latest Stock Exchange quota tions are subjoined :—Ashton and Oldham, 168; Brecknock and Abergavenny, 821 ; Birmingham (gun. 4 per cent. by the London and North West. Railway), 1021 ex div.; Derby, 63; Coventry, 200; Grand Junction, 70; Grand Surrey, 50; Grand Union, 121; Kennet and Avon 71 ex div.; Leeds and Liverpool, 654; Leicester, 67; Leicester and North ampton, 441; Loughborough, 550; Macclesfield, 56; Oxford, 1121; Peak Forest, 97 ; Regent's, 161,161 ; liochdale, 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. Prices of Gas and Coke Companies' shares range as follows :—British Provincial, 22; Brighton, 15 ; City of London, 1321; Continental ( Third Capital), 671; Equitable, 27 ; Great Central, 14 ; Imperial, 85; Independent, 46; London Parliamentary Pre ference, 251; 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, 128; Southwark and Vauxhall, 891, 1; West Middlesex, 114. Shares in bridge associations command the follow. ing prices :—Hungerford, 12 ; Waterloo, 5; Vauxhall, 231. Other miscellaneous shares are thus quoted in the official list :—Canada Six per Cent. Bonds, 1141; City Navigation Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 941; Hudson's Bay Stook, 224. LONDON COURSE OF EXCIIANGE.—SErr. 20. /Ime. Priorz as negotlatim Ude day Bill. and U. Money. Anagovdasa rear ghat 16 ILL lt,j4tv. Diuo .... ißoathsll6.l7lotv 116. 16 ate. " 116. ;Ist,. ... a 6. 1614 v. 2511. 2511. 2210. -324 c. .. se 23m. 10e. ... Mfr. allabtirg end Alfons „ . 13mee. ejecta. limcs. beer St. Petanbeirg per ruble .. 88 prima ... 37j OCIIOII Pert Ditia.. -. 2 Iloatha2;•••• fr. 20c. 23fr• 25e. . Marseilles n 25k. 20c. . 4.. 1.. 25c. PrealArt.outbis.lialne ' pig' glo ~ 1 lel 0. kr, ... 11911. kr Vienna (effective) per t „ lOC 55kr. ... 3041. Mlle. Trieste Madrb , per dalar „ prima ... 30 Pence Cadiz n n 30 1 Pew' 5° i Pence Bilbao pence ... bu penes Barcelona n : 49/ ... 41 Perim Malaga 9l 4 , 50 pence ... 67.. penes Seville Gibraltar .9 .9 SO pram ... 191 ,ewe 1 Leghorn .11 OP ' 99'r• tiJc. ... 291,. 974 e. Genoa Kepis pee ducat „ 42f pence ... 49 penes i Palernee p e r ou nce „ 124 f penes ... 92iii panes Messina Lisbon per sidlret . 9odayi date Pence • • 03 1 Pews I ()Porto pence ... 63 once new York a gap eight moo ~. lei pogo MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. StOAß.—The market continues dull, but the trade buy what their immediate wants require, and we do not alter quotations. A large proportion of the public sales was bought in. The refined market dull, without alteration in prices. COFFEB.—The public tales are going off heavily, and plantation Ceylon shows • decline of about Is. Native Ceylon is quoted 475. Gd . to 485., partly nominal. TE.a.—The trade are free buyers of good and fine quali ties, and full prices have been paid. Rice.-1,000 bags damaged Bengal sold in public sale at full prices, first class, 12s. Gd. to 13s. ; second, lls. Gd. to Its. _ _ SPIRITR.—Rom and brandy steady. COTTON remains out of demand. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is very firm, with a large business doing for forward delivery at the annexed advanced ((notations, viz.:—Town tallow, 645. nett cash ; Petersburg I .C. on this spot, 645. 9d.; Oct. to Dec., 54a. 6d.; Jan. to Mara, 6.51.3 d. to Gd. BOROUGH HOP MARKET-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pa•tenden and Smith report that shout 600 pockets of new Hops have arrived at market, and are tell ing freely as follows : Weald of Keats, 71. Ws. to W. 10s. per cwt. ; Sussex, 71. 71. to 8/. There are great complaints of the crop coming down short of expectation, and the duty is on the decline, say 150,000/. to 155,0001. NAVAL. POBTSMOUTII, SEPT. 20.—The Victoria and Albert, royal yacht, was taken into the steam basin to-day to have her engines, boilers, &c., taken oat, in order to have an examination made of the midship section of her hull. Her condition fore and aft was found to be good, or at all events much better than was anticipated. The Barracouts, 6, paddle sloop, Commander George Parker, went out of harbour to Spithead this afternoon. She is to sail to-morrow for tee Bast Indian and China station. In addition to the Barrarouta and the Encounter, 14, screw sloop, Captain O'Callaghan, the klighflyer, 21, screw frigate, Captain Moore, is reported to be under orders for the above station. The Stromboli, 6, paddle sloop, Commander Hall, had her compasses swung yes terday and to-day, and is expected to go out of harbour to Spithead to-morrow, preparatory to sailing for the Brazils. The Cruiser, 18, screw sloop, Commander tho Hon. G. H. Douglas, has completed coaling to-day at Spithead, and is having a few defects mode ;rood. The Vivid, steam ves sel, Master Commanding Sotithett, arrived yesterday from the eastward, and having completed coaling proceeded on to the westward. _ ADMIRALTY, SEPT. 2O.—APPOINTMENTS. Sur geon F. Nero, to Stromboli; Assistant Surgeon W. Patrick, to I.:wettest ; Muter J. P. P. Warren, to Leander GALE AT BEn.—The Warbler, Captain \Vested, arrived yesterday from New Orleans at Liverpool, reports that on the 10th September she experienced a very heavy gale from the westward, in which she lost sails, &c. On the 12th she fell in with the Victoria of Scarborough, from Quebec to London, dismasted and waterlogged, and took off the crew. The Liverpool, Coleman, arrived at Liverpool yesterday from Jamaica, was struck by a heavy sea on the 10th September, which carried away her bulwarks and shifted her cargo. These vessels appear to have been in the same gale, but the position of neither vessel is known, the latitude and longitude being omitted in the reports fur nished to the underwriters' rooms at Liverpool. A SNAKE IN THE PUBLIC STREETS.—A reptile of the snake species was encountered last Saturday by Mr. Sutherin, one of the parochial medical officers of St. Pan cras, under the following singular circumstances :—As that gentleman was on the day in question making his usual sick calls in Agar-town, his attention was attracted by a hen in the yard of one of his patients' houses quite paralysed, end a short distance from it discovered a large serpent, which had evidently stung it, and which was then in the act of Bucking water as it dripped from the tank. Acting upon his first impulse, dictated by personal fear, and anxiety to destroy the reptile. which measured full a yard long, Mr. Sutherin hastened to arm himself with a wea pon, but, upon returning, be may arrived in time to see it dart into a hole under the wall. Every effort was made to discover the locale of the snake, but without avail. It is conjectured that it has its retreat in an adjoining dung heap. The discovery has created the greatest dread in the neighbourhood. NEW OMNIBUS LlcENsEs.—Yesterday the metro politan omnibuses were under inspection, by order of the police commissioners under the new act, as a preliminary proceeding to the granting of new licenses next month. Some improvements have been already ordered, and in a short time a better description of vehicles will appear. It is, however, expected that the number of omnibuses will be diminished it is rumoured that as many as 200 will 14) taken off the roads by the proprietors, as the omnibus busi ness is a losing speculation. By the expiration of the pre sent licensee, several sales of omnibuses and horses will take place. Under the new law the polico commissioners are empowered to see that proper horses as will es omni buses are provided for the benefit of the public. BOILER EXPLOSION AT LEEDS.—In the Ex press of yesterday we gave some particulars of a terrific boiler explosion, which had occurred at the flax mill of Messrs. Hammond and Son, Leeds, and dreadfully injured many of the workpeople. Since the cat•stpyhe, three of the sufferers have died, and others remain in a precitriou state. An inquest on the bodies of the deceased was opened yesterday (Tuesday) afternoon, and odjourned to Wednesday next. Sixteen altogether were injured. The dead are Thomas Ilamiltnn, aged' 2, a bric•layer's labourer, in the employ of Mr. (Lifland, builder, who was on the premises; Jane Middleton, 24 , carder, a single person ; and Ann M'Donsld, 13, a helper. FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE ROYAL ARFENAL.— While a number of workmen employed as excar.itorn were engaged on Monday afternoon is making drains in a narrow cutting about twelve feet deep and unshored up, the earth on the north side fell is, covering one of the men, named John Casey, entirely, and another nearly up to his head. Unfortunately when Casey's head had been uncovered from the sand and gravel, and there might hare b;en somo chance of his recovery, the ground again fell in, and it was about a quarter of an hour longer before it was dzain un covered, when life was extinct. The other excavator com plains much of the bruises he sustained by the pressure of the sand and gravel on his body. STRIKE EXTRAOADIXARY AT SANQUIIAR.—Tho following was announced the other even i ng by the town crier:—' A number of young women of the Tewnhead have agreed that they will not shear for less than 2e. 6d. per day, and those who go out and shear for a less wage will be stoned while returning home."—Edinburg/ Wit- MN.