The Express. — London, England, 1853-09-12 00:00:00

1 91 [THREEPENCE. JOINT STOCK BABES. KI. 816. Baas.. —.— - 4. 1 la_ .. .... 40 1. . Bar 10. 60 111. _lce w.oon as CbiliZrr.,l 60.000 60 Cbart. Bt✓ 81. IGO Cr f ... 26,0Gu 100 lemma:will '.::..000 O r-- 211 20 / 10.0ka 60 0.1. 60 0.N.0 UV 10.00. 100 10,m, 2..) WM/0 AO 3; • 8;7 23 20Art , 1110 4,Out, 10 60,01 k 6 6.000 '1 2%000 2 B,OOC 16.01.0 Clueing price, Saturday.. Priam done THIS DAY.—Two A further fall his taken place in the English stock market and throughout the Stock Exchange, con fidence being shaken by the probability of further rise in the rate of discount, and by the unsettled position of foreign polities. Cansola opened 061 to for money, and 96: to for account, and have since fallen to 961 to for cash and 961 for time, which is the present range. As we write the tone is very gloomy. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. mark 99k, with div. ; Exchequer Bills, 3s. die. to par. ; and India Bonds, par to ss. prem. Foreign stocks generally show a downward ten dency, and there seems more disposition to sell. Mexican has declined to 251 to I. Peruvian Actives have fallen considerably, having been sold at 78. Spanish is comparatively steady, at 22: to Granada Deferred Bonds mark 9,1 to 2 ; Portu guese Fours, 44 ; Russian Fives, 1141 to 115 ex div. ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 101 ; Sar dinian, 94 to ; Spanish Old Threes, 461 to 47 ; the 5 1 to 6 per cent.; Dutch Two-and-a its., 841 to Avatr lint. Cal Bank& Loan Co. WWl' North hroortora uIS4I Bank of Asia Bank of India, N. nut China .... 1 ..... . ..... ----_ertial of Conlon %no.. An n. Clt.vt Lon. Chart. k Bank of Anat J Lembo and County 40 London Joint Mock 1100 London and Wniuninoter 1100 National Pro?. of Gland 60 National of Ireland IS Oriental Bank Corponrton lOD Prorinctsl of I 10 Do. Now 6 Royal Aurtrallon Braklas and Gold Imp. Co T 5 South Aurtralta 2:1 Union of Australia .. Po. Now.. 66 Colors of London 40 Union of Madrid TO TO TO i 6 TOi - - It dle* r LdulAr nm 443 50 a pi 40 4: 60 64 6 i li MONEY MARKET. Half per , , ~.. e..„ ‘...., ' r- er • - ' t....- ' .. —e''‘'i,,7•5,,...e.--;0..- -. --it- ~. • ,r,---5,17--lr'4l ''• --, ..e Itt)...e v _ irp riel4sl • No. 2,201.) LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1853. SHItEWiSBURY and BIRMINGHAM and IRELAND. SHARE LISTS. FOREIGN RAILWATh , JOINT 711111Wightit17 .a. CTI E.; mit RAILWAY.. -- o . to 5 gatteurp cod Retards& 1 d die . i ..,, c i5 ,, 5 ,,..:,0 st sbareb.;:lert bare to anrounes that the Pat. .-..........--- DUBLIN, B ars. 10. 20 a Mamas to Gralcomes 4as fa No. B• 111111 -• I ' .-r an Asalommation with the Orrin Welters Caspar will _ 1`... ' SATURDAY Erzurum. s 3 Ileigiss !morn Junction . li 6 , -1 i;MITI6D for t he eenstlevation and seproule the .17ire- A movement initiated by the Cork town council to Ito: r ..: %Le oboe 'mistimed Cervantes at serails &melt Lis, memorial the Queen for the exercise of the royal The fall in the railway market to-day was more " ". cnuiwaigaa 27 ‘1 6 . 2 •••• 13 1 SM 411 Australasia Id be 1 •Iden tee billows, We.: . 20 10 Olden sal Ikesacce II 21 Fa severe than for a long time part. Throughout the so s oan nook ,_ _ I I es f 1 60 40 tint. eat lialba - . and astran-At the Bsysl inset etyma, TO-1101L clemency on behalf of Smith O'Brien and his Ina -on. se 60 , ilritth North Ai p o w. p e e Zn3, it 2 &aril Pro. PrWLWI7. , ... tasted companions, will, it is said, be taken up gene- day sales of all descriptions of stock were freely 24 1 ...2 . 1.0.._,. ... ! ! pai 40.000 25 IChartered Bank reirowb- 17 7. 6 5 2 21721t°21 '" -At too L ' w "'" ' 6 ' 6 l' Slaw " - rally through the country. pressed, chiefly by operators for a fall, and there was 6 s tact g=j 2J2 . 616. h 1 - 60,000 20 Mart Busk of 1 M. IGO Ci erg* ilontal ead al i papocrxt, teal" on %a EDNEsDAY, rept. 14, et i o clock p.m. r. Hogg having withdrawn from the contest for sc ar c el y the slightest reaction. so to Greed lenetan: el Frew; e M p"ni ... 10 Grad Tomb of Canada lam 100 lecantuersCialCif 1 ;44re wan have not tranarni•ted thllf prosiest are tamely Awe Lisburne, the field is now occupied there by the mares en bowls 5 3as .."...000 20 Eng.. Scut, C A ...bed to bee& the nseein.g. of chef: respective Companies, and tit two Messrs. Richardson ; and as both the present THIS DAY.-Two o'CLOCE. so s arestmaasi Menem- la II pm I 26,1 20 Lou. Chart. BM meat their sonic In person in fareur of the . pisspneed sassicansatontlo.ost 60 London and Co. Di wan at& eatenntitse. tIEORGE RODLCUIT. WcrsurY. candidates not only rejoice in the Mille patronimic, The railway market opened very . heavily, and, "i In n." 101 -srcassakaaste• 1 0 1 as 202 36 tlenateandliarento - - 04 50 London Joint rte Mackbeghams.street, Ad. 'Ai Sept. 11 , taSS. after a slight rally, has since experienced a further s 3 Lacemsphsoopizup;il g g di g 60.0 e 100 London and II but happen to have the same prenomen also, namely, MOM 22, , National Prov. • titled to sate as a tinny unless es Inatrument the electors 4 1 I 54 "Is will be er Is b transmitted to .he Inerstary of the I " Jonathan," it is not easy to see how reduction. The latest quotations we can gather are: ni ii I: isaahleall,_ .:. z „. g 7A 10.1(0 22 Do. New. .. gac. , ^the each proxy be ►en I London and North Western, 1041 ta 105; Great s g 17. 1..1 n r ". . 1 . ~ . ~ , 1 s l i s t 4 te.twO a National of EIVil Col 1...:1 ea 4 - ''' h . teen WY'? Wan Is lara °SS °I°S I SS SISt°I k arc to distinguish between them. One of the Jona- 3.1.2:3 15 Oriental Bank t for r...lohni the meetly at wt melt prosy is to be eset. Western, 821 to 83 ; Midland, 62 to 1; Lancashire 2 a Bo (0Q) ... .. : than is for giving the tenant compensation for his 4,000 1 Do. New. BANK of DEPOSIT, 7, St. Martin's-place,' improvements, " past, present, and to come," while • Do. Onsmateast .. 1 i die and Yorkshire, 691 to I ; Caledonians, 291 to 1 ; 1,1 it L,....... akdi ,„,, 14,0% 6 Royal AueirMlb 1 rafahrar.cepsare, Initlon.Dovers, 19 tot ; and Great Northern', 18/ to 19. At ss /4 sississ _ _ p i nk. ,t e wrous et 1t:5'6.M0 MoNpy ate mo w e d to mo n. ! the other J onat h an Ri c h ar d so n , _ _who b y . the bye lew* I as pa 51 8,000 t'S &oath Oust:also moment we are now writing the tone is still *IS 22 Yale Mama, _.,. - - the rdll of this law au 1014 by winch a high rate ot Interest no; be alto got an addition of Joseph" to his name, and the . mso limier 4 Lesc ( erith ht )Si li No.ea, 21 Union of Aosta 1 1 ,00 C Po. New. Ora/net with perfect security. in whose favour Mr. Hogg has retired, calls himself a worse, and there is a general disposition to prem is is *mane rinse... - $44 s t y $ 4 l toms. SO moos of Loads ib'eret P.l4ble in jeb n.7„11% , ...., amming Director. liberal conservative , and saysof the landlord and tenant sale& SO el DA SOS. a per et. ileadt 15,080 40 U1110:1 of Magri Prosoretueos free on application. question simply that he will advocate its equitable French shares are rather lower. Northern" are is ill siesseko (Mr R. al Trooe l ' u ° ° eroer ehe4 . 1 , 4 „ l e i ..-••_. quoted 341 to I ; $ trasbourg', 361 to 1; and Paris 93 it Parasol Lim - / lUlt full pia. MODERATOR LAMP, with globe adjustment. It is stated that the Marquis of Ifert and Lyons, 161 to I prem. SO 20 Panama Orleans ... k_e gam sad stand enniplete, Ow Guinea. °Mee sad scudy ford will not interfere in any manner in the so iS MOMS ism - lamp'. SA. each. Every row design lo provelain, An. Cram Parte. e l ect i on. ORDINARY MARES AND MM. M 113 evels mil Stembeent - limit oil, 4e. Id. per gallon. SMITU, MI, strum (neatly opposite Sobellwasel). __ The political purity of the hon. member for Dun- Cl eans Clean( aim 800 5. 46 3 111 101 tinsbas ibekee =7l lChee t 'M amboed - -ilia liatanla7. M 2 p.a. 20 0 , ems emii Maws - ... fie 514 The funds to-day genius is still on the tapis, the newest feature in ek • PI yesterday, and at th IsIIVE GUINEA - ILL - Mr. HALSE, the Medics' the discussion being Mr. Maguire ' ' defence of him-. eh 100 Aberdeen __..,.. ~. .. 25 it Sr M 53. eneesisliesesse. Ledo. beim kis tends s I hied Media - ... L / tory. The transfer test s ule ts n esele bve M - EN A -- 1' .» me now rendy.-Mod ewe self against the scathing note of Mr. Commissioner * •14 " 1 "rp es t ien ns_ 1 " 6 " . s 1 al • and ha 44 ~ .. semen sail Mic a .. 94 li i vernment annuities 1 to.i.e. coops 1.. r hi. Pamphlet on Medical (tilventem. Murphy. It may be recollected that Mr. Murphy, Ist si 'tea last M Is te 4 De. id per ast. Prefer. - - - SI I immli Name of Priam I Ipm business is chiefly T HE SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the bast half in his former note, put certain categorical tines- _a: . u to r ix. irkem. ea... l.m.... bitut hates. faa tin c. . Isa tell , lld , 10 6 loulhas altars. 44 Si em stock it would eppe missy have proved berm antrum that ROWLAND'S' lions relative to a negotiation wit h the go- ' I 33 151 Do. de. des. MI.. 4 3 ter M 2s. Opper hestbrip 11ACAOSAIR OIL wasswee rlagalerly amnia's' mere In the vcrnmcn t , all of which Mr. Maguire answered et. in Priadendisetter ... . ad .. ... .... II sil Wig larreme 4 10 10 De. 51 pee ONMPreesi. - -Ise selling to-day. The eie reetentec. and isscrovereast sf the llama , sod whenand the anticipation ever? ot her dildelle boa nuied. It mew. it nos train.rom or turn. by . admissioas of the facts, denying only the r i : i. ', is : as cii-a= us i ee ;; i ....• I. ls l s . iss " is 4 e 'l ' e s 50 Is weaned Mease. . 91 isa yea in which this Ron tea grey -OM aertbsna weak bile-closaws it from mad end &Muff exis t ence o f env o corru pt compact 44 with the go- se aii (ultra Sesame ... ... 15 19 10 2 Wasters& ladareara 1 iMS dald makes It toeutifully soft, curly. and unsay. lot children it is 20 9 . a M die al a have chiefly contril eq - ~..„1 4. r ,,, ire m e s.,.. w wo n te t h e b u s e r e 6, 2 , 2 22, 6 1 wed 0 3 vernment, which seemed to be implied by one of 57 " Os tb..A.n ealtheld aills e l i 7 mte abs ;• .. 3 3 aN is Consols, however, m km- pries Is. ett sad 75.: tensile bottles tam. to Mee small). the learned Commissioner's questions. In his second - Imes mestisn -. .- Itt i pared with the rai Ik's sit; m e lieu "' Thu Caulks-Oa li. wrapP " of note Mr. Murphy, however, asserts positively that 25 ell Ras at ii sece UAW, .re the s eed. 11„aisml , ' Diasessar OU," la two Boat visited by general m -was ay A. sowt.Bsti sad iioe., to, thaciellwdse. Leedom; Mr. Maguire authorised him to assure Mr. H after n u VI ,a rn iati ;fl4:: : 1 1 1 I s ad tem as MINES. COll.OlB opened 9) N o be Neuf* sad Nehmen. that, in consideration of his interference with Sir. at. toe mean urea, flts; A... d 49 —_,,__ for the 13th Octobei THE DA ILY NB W S O'Flaberty, "he y (Mr. Maguire) would not oppose Ls . I : u t tr.L .D s •ll4. l , cidni is si II rather buyers for ti Leedom Mamba( Paper, pride 3d. the government. To this Mr. Maguire replies in st , Ns last E mm et t , _ _ tot 71/ to ni SATI7e*AT ITNNIXO. This has been a very quiet day in the market for one of flatness, anal As a Poland Orsaa, the DAILY 71 Lira is et the head of the LI- the following courteous terms, in his paper of last st los lallabsrounitamier • n it British mining stocks, and we hear of no transactions teal es, as of Gr oa t Britain, advocating free 0PM131471:41 In Its broadest 10 Is mommegit sad steentes... - - the account at 961, I ~....., wig an ..sod sad practieal reform, whether polltleal, soda. evening : 111. lee Nastuma.awahlawder 21 MI worthy of especial record. 1, and 961 to /re re seatesiastfest The serjeant says I admit his facts. I deny has facts-his o t . too 6 gaseere e lere The gold mining shares were again very fiat to-day, list reports transacti in the extent sal rules of i_____.taDaaal,Now.•,____,_. -18 NaLassra" , ___ _,a a , ls a,_ main feet. . I teM him that he speaks falsely wheu he says It. lee llealens - ... 32 72 ad 77 exd Law &Pam , - in the ample, sr.'''. an d " a P a `''' a '''' ... '" aa - - I authorised him to assure anybody that I would not oppose 50. NIP Oft A, MA ••• ••• 47 a go 0 for money, 96 ; 1, 1, and generally ruled at a reduction. The actual Th ree per Cent. Re • Intelleence and in the varied insmeasibtand wanwArcial in. g o w n ,. a m o go g go a t m.,- the government, Or that I made any proposition inconsistent et. 100 De. P e Ns* ... .. IM 1.0 as 121 7 itil transactions in this market are extremely limited, and is "r taa rep ts ,,, coatsined . In the Our , with nay policy of complete sad perfect independence. I money. Three-and. als NKr id en•urpessed. a m ; 14: OLlMMlLimeWeit.tha) 1117 109 „ Westin ... 13 $4 ~ SI 111 33 xd there is an almost entire absence of demand. At 3 It ost ,ti ts a more detailed lief of skipping rhea awl ether lapse- did not do so to Mr. Fagan ; I did not do so to Mr. Rache 12 11 trishaw& MIMI; „. 7 12 with (lir. la eselesivell earl" report of Shlppbtm IS the ledisa ere by emry I did not do so through any person whatever. Why shoul d 60 s u upsitsc mg pews .. 10,1 to o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted Ito 1 prem.; Port Phillips i to - 1 India Bonds have e: Exchequer Bills (sweat lard!--and the al/ " 1 7 3 Du j e US"' wlth Mal O a "' I have done so through Serjeant Murphy ) The former let Ull Do. Thleds .- .. 17 IS pm 704 eel 704 del Great Nugget, /to t prem.; paNesad anywhere. dis. ;British Australian, 7-16 to 5-16 die. ; Nouveau that 1 was to have supported thegovern- a. 100 Imareadre satirists's* 711 /11 it stinsees sow to Radar, as bang =paps, babas the statement wit t is I 1 ,4 ~ awns . n , I. have been made at Ton." *Web excludes , sod las ehiays nave is aglow& meet ; the modified calumny that was • " not to oppose „, „„ ...„ is •., ............Mem " ":17 . 21110 la $ is Monde, Ito 1 prem. ; Ague Fria, /to 1 prem. illsemsive IldMiiatilitllti them." An assurance of either kind was one which it was 10 an tasdelaseemes .. 14A I 14 lab 154 was widel y quoted Ite levee. is Saba weer el stem Immo he Mao el Omar impossible to . give, until their policy was developed ; for Di Di es e ssa si l i s It yid }coed t* the per lose se the bath 1 Janke llowepep" •Y we r e that WA., antegoaistic to that which I had pledged 10 7 LoaaMbelyas Iseasid 16 1 em The West Indian mines continue to steadily de- weeks past, as the limes it Wi L be ,_ ° " • ._ " _.., 1111. , P1P'r h.1%.,,A.." "111.1 ..th.. " man : halt myself in the ( tea of the consul -and to that whic!, I con- at. Wo Ls% 110. meg m isi se dine in price. Metcalfe closed only lato ti prem. the premium on flit nitt P m ' ) "" • " - ' 3 " - —— - *tenth carried eat from my bet entrance into parliament at. me UN" Wean. 10$ Ide 11144 d4l 11 Shares of the English and Australian Copper Smelt- steadily diminishing theaMekel. eons Weed. 517 until the very day of my reeigastion-I should have 111 M De. 7111bs - ... - lpm to t Doe lea .11fandLlel 4 ing and Linares Companies were rather lower. Thenominalclosing_prioes of new undertakimgs an Foreign stocks pi evia n n e . ralby as la in t ess ,incl i n n i ili tt e srre c r:r wle *----- ark --- i gen net only sot sapported, but opposed that or any other go- j et se Do. nise i .• . .... I _ MI Ille , eise Hamus..----....... 1181-..-..... LUDAS verment. Mr. Barer is mentioned. Now, what is the 8 4 , ton t woo k e a s e weriesere rim pie 78 M DAILY NEWS— -- 2,Wi e ....- j agMalta__ fact ? Mr. Berjeant Murphy was the very party who, on 50 424 13h, /1511 -. ... ... 104 Mas as follows :-Mizen Head, Ito k die. • Lewis Hill Range, Ito l_per share ; Cologne Lead, 4to 1 die.; scribed. At threes The ecctiamd midenamese of this `ems my consulting with him, one Sunday in Pusage, on the 40 14 De e AN ee 74 C No l os ere lwd, mil ot o uo n thi (o ierN l v a ale m baree d s ca do ) a , l 3 :3 - w3 l6 tuo to in ti- ares,dis. l6 ; pr mdiLetcali t t ri ei tan torfe nia mis.. ; siMen. Th resss. mei ague 5°1 1 • 64 , ta a t ;= l ""Z iel : die /mobs awe s, eve of the election in Dungarees in 18;i2, suggested the U all tandentleusyklisshie It is q uoted r 251 to 6 2 . 6 ell laninAnyialtemilthins IS IS propriety of his writing to Mr. Ha ter on the subject, as u noint' h Deferred ""* ri = ar le i 11 "ea We a"ele lee a legUleseel ene-" ' two liberals were together in the field, which was then It us 11.1111 r i.h. S t. i _ a 31 204 maistio, 1 i to ii pm. ,Port Royal (of famatol;. I to i tiflcates, 6 to 1 1 53 - -- - e l tli:L; end abesely, with th e Snail ueany bdi also occupied by a professing tory I now re- oi: toe' 1116 .... .. - U.M .. 54 85 Ad es 1/ ad 23 • ditto Deferred aMe vemnasa es* Peit had ottll_____„the LIM" peat, and for the last time, my challenge to produce any at. 100 Dallemssalberby .. is $7 sd ßrazilian ' Old Fi; am* erseasuslansaw - am" la no ' -1-- """P' ./ any letter or any document which could sustain tee charge of a NI 4 7 4 SUL& west . 171 0- ..- - -- pm. ; L'Aigle d'Or, /to 1 din; London and irginia far 1 0 1. 1 1. he pixel mu the ' am uu •leulee lee " munikal corrupt compromise, or an offer of a corrupt compromise, " ut Dem uen ueee - ••• - - small, 1011, 1021 • Gold and Co Copper, 3 die. to 1 prem.; Mount Carbon immeenes , at. too semeseme .. U 57 lo worme d,' D e a se s erer w ierese s b l eu mese= ; eras on my part ; and I give the sue emphatic, though per- " di De. B a n da ... A g 626 1852 991 Bueno a ' Coal, .1 to 1 dis. • Kenmare, par to 1 pin.; Lake - ' -' -. biome. le. Plestalrest. Lemke. baps neentlemanly, denial to any statement, come from g? en 4 • Fa. 144 - three per Cents., I whom a may, that I autheriesd any man to make it oo so tilsessy sal ... 24 I 2 prem.; Connemara, 1 dm. to: par; Glenaulin 2 10 Superior Capper, idle. to par ; - Yutaka Copper, 1/ to Cents., 64i • ditto my behalf. 211 au toievpiesesmeentither. a BA GREAT FIRE AT MILLWALL.-I.WHENSE IL 111 Sagan - ... ... 50 SS ell GI :4 The Great Industrial Exhibition was visited yes- is mas a.. _ i Ilia* I Monarch, Ito k disc; Austra li an Mama! , Mexico n Three ' per DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY. t° Ans i tralian di" A Lan illitnimn d and Mining , C°niwia / I to t° 1 per diL ; share: Mal- Four per Cents., 4 , . terday by 8,600 persons; 2.50 of the number being se se Swami Niies . listen el 1 - iiie --e-- W e ri mm e d sem particulars on Saterdey of boys of t ee Hibernian Military School. St. the Itais NOM , ~. ... 10 Si 2 5 bourne i e p LlO n l hare d, 1 to ; o l ie r t H r share ; Golden u G ited old Tin en .filiotritaiilenr, Cents. 1011. San 15 le north Demo, No. I. ... 5 15 this issauslies he. A rise has taken place in the price of whiskey in 5 a ll D e . e L o s b : s s hen.r ra 14 e T s rree nii;h pe o r l C d en T ts. nr , e 2 e By No ,'desk is thawed* all danger had ben ever- Dundalk, and other parts of the north. II I Do. 11 Gmainteed 7 4 eons, altbsagb threntssin am day the "We Saatimg all . The leinderEzpress contains an account of the :si = ~,...- ... . ," s i t 46 661 per share al.; Poltimore, I din. to par.; Lackantor Cop- ' cent . 4 10 33 of Sla__lalaki_ w i th A •murasa , a....., 1aad 18111.1.1 1u ". 1 %. shooting of a deserter from the Royal Artillery, le to None IlesullieleaN;S: 11 26 pea There was are Per' }discto par; Sue River so o f Jamaica), per to that the Lombard-i kept e I I : A T 1 ... I ns ' " * - 1 6,%"7, 1 . 1 ' ciao 7, - g a = 7,,i named Joseph Fitzsimons, by a private of the Ist 31- Ice ollesAusimeel eeMem 44 4 e o ri a tish prenu and ; Co Ne l w onial sou S th mel vi tin e g es an G d o ß l era t r i „ t d dis ia. . ; - - 1 prem.; Ade laide Land and Id, Ito 01 die. ;of i•__ pp left dr is. se meshed MAN :me PON .. ... t 2 94 55 discount • but th ~...„ arniash eal sens;hadas sites- Royals . arme d Patrice Connolly. It appears that ga, Ra away mama ... ... go 54 cation having been two who estemiel the edellenboatil Connolly and three other privates, under the Isom- et. tes Ilamme.• las, - ... so es l i o London and Liverpool Australian Gold wining and paper being still g to wits= nhas Pia . lai r s' ass u*isaraef_tini alalact3 mead of Sergeant Waters*, were conveying the l't im e emee m em p ' • kildiL m e aLerai n im s is e" aie e l f l e l d i e i d 14 as Streaming, par to / prem.; Rhenish Charcoal, Iron, present active gem largo Wain M the "Mlahtlting 1 /" ^e ilea es lie prisoner Fitzsimons to Athlone from Maryborough, sq au 5 warrior, ena shwas hooks =Mews nib uses de seal goes of Mobs- ___, sue wen weed 11h. ..a me do m mi e m i . null on nada* the village of Rosenallis, in the is fr y -.IS SO the rates showing i and Steel. Par to 1 prem.; Liguanea (of Jamaica), 1 natura ll y a dispel mg. i sit De. Nelms ... ... „. $ le mop webs is he ,menu tem mosses wen Queen's County, the party went into a pnblic-honse n so sa - .. iss Ise dis. to par; Garnett and Moseley , 11 to 2 prem.• *Masa atthehrissey.Thetweireastessa to get refreshment. Whilst the soldiers were drink- L. .!e iiiirs .. 7.: .: al Li _le Ito 1 Ply d, Chancellorsville Freehold Gold, pas : , Parkwyn and Carwalsick Tin, 1 dus t . to par ; Obernhof , exact enhanced chased as really n Mips foe the of Ihnflir Bums Betellattem ing Fitzsimons ran out, attempting to escape, but T i l, i r s =D e e m _ _ ;,. 11) to s e ''' eel 1 g : n u t ! of doors" me grajf ee ift e r esene nwif o * * P l eave nea seesseee i "" a ss w e c ieue r•iN iej * 4 . h y s ' being handcu ff ed . he was captured by a his .__ _._ pursncrit, u m so u SselOW Tinasiu skse ~ ....D z. r .. , L 7z il eel as to I prem.; Cumberland Hematite Iron Ore, par to 1 prem.; Great Crinnis, _par to 1 prom.; Port tie eledises mimes a east gam u t , pswrw. w aia and while sprawling on a duagheap in car" yard , ss aR • aratilleoin ~ so u a Taesdar next 1 mei ma m ma i s , Anim a sew s elp e w ei.A te a - g r a e s s Connolly, who is represented u beteg in a state of aso u.Ndismonw.u. nel Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal, par to 1 prem. - - ememelel be: all were destroyed. intoxication, deliberately discharged his gun at him, a 17 Vas et Milk ... ... ... tea Is 20 all Welalball Sall =,... 5 Si East Indian Iron, ls. to 2s. per share. share market. The silver broug hemp Meng was instituted on Saturday by the firm, wounding him in the side. The police made pri- A 0 a ll o g g e ogo gog n from the West Ind with lb Itin ar "ling the ° r i f e , a th° truly "' atm " goners of the soldiers, and on Thursday Messrs. so 14 West Cbsucall _____!._... $4 IS filso, but nal* hen* or eam-ms could be arrived at. Franks, R.M., &Wier, and Croesdaile held an in- r s i .„ l '• ~`""h hasa. ,,A , ,s2a g ucerum THIS DAY.-TwO O'CLOCK. would appear that As ft Me pleas simmmitet the total loss, some weeks must . - in expectation of t quiry into the matter, which has resu l te d ' in the -... 7 w -- .leleanitcrrsear• 7! 7!_ _ __ _ _ Bales of the gold mining shares have been more • elope beanies* be ascertained. It is thought, with a view to see basena parties o are of taming an opiates, that it committal of Patrick Connolly for trial at the next so ir e Tara . vir eo. i . e .. a: s g i 4 , 3 . 13 ad ill i e: e " freely pressed to-day, and priess have given way all The imports of I 11111 seedy aesta I u'ri'c' for the Queen's Comfy . The other soldiers xt I its, 0, 6 43,1LR,pu 1 0a0g „ II g „ s g• as round the market. Colonial Gold are quoted Ito 3 been extremely tel The** so, Is heeneed in net„ 74l „„„ditem.„.ser have been given up to the ftr in command of a si. I teilYsekaan North Mama 52 i ad 'al sed of lial PeNsisi me to :-Aties i "'""'' ' `"°"' detachment of the 62nd regiment in Maryborough. --•____ prem.; Nouveau Monde, Ito 1 prem.; Great Nog. ounces of gold, 1 AM ; vim of Ragland, 15,0001.; Eau, 12,0004. ;other .. ease, 10,0001 : fete!, 91 , 0301 . very little hopes are entertained of the recovery of LOU LUND AT NERD RIMTNS. SL IN PubleOnewhire (bred get, par to 1 prem. ; and Agua Fria, i en i prem. 35,386 dots. in gold The shares of the Qua r t z Rock Company were York (the rest of Iffbilst Mt Watirrlue-reed Brigade engine was travelling Fitzsimons. se limilisin.Wassrm 102 104 vessel being dentin a the esmy side of the river an occurrence of a frightful Theisen favourable accounts of the harvest con- so se m=le lemma marked be. dis. ; and Port Philip, 3to 3 dis. Image look plass. by which the life et every fireman on tinue to *rive, and ono palpable proof of their aeon- sselatassmah.. Ely es/ b the Tagus, fn et. too mediesaubpserep.es Australian Agricultural shares have fallen to 28 to o nl y he tts om • u , Illi u m e n=zasgissed Is extreme peril. The ground near racy is to be found in the check that has been given Osseelle 04 Nor th ers) 140 lit RlNesegls, had been opened for making some - however, that the sepalm babe see pipe in the road, the earth had been re- to tus. rise in the grain markets • notwithstanding ss 23 Neesseler Ils Dees Tome PeemeteOnoWeeteni 72 IS trail= Investment, to Ito 1/ prem. North British by the Barrackpor mead be die depth of eight feet, and as the horses were the eironnutances in other countries which would iti i n noi s om e Do e s Ba th e plspiagal fall Wog they red MN the excavation. threw encourage an upward tendency. The following se TIL N. di lea) - - Australasian are / dis. which vessel was i ini the flessesa in between the horses, and mashing report &from the Northern Whig : se 10 lisOVelby(LTorkeidellld BO 1110 verable in London mmei the embs ea * Me. The whole of the mat and The swims solicited. which we noticed in our last, as 13 25 De. a M ase WWI.. ill SS :4 Mang emus= now closing. It ii thi beau Ware Mal shake. , bat fortunately no on was serfdom the Immer's Life everywhere, but especially in oar 31 If teem l)" dhagirn ene Deer slab " as 24 Re. ••• . N Mona. aa l a m slam able quantities of Paid. Saturday. today. hitieL Thelesetes mess how" , So meth , battered 22 22 damp and elpageable climate, has been dispelled for the omen allealloas 144 141 week from Amster be aim present by eight OT nine days of as splending harvest wee- 10 ,1 01 Mee masses MO 114 17 tams 1 AEU Me -.v.- ..... all lAx. 14 i of the continent, b they es we ever remember. Our agricultural reports of see Ilmaglo Nedra) -OS 911 xd NON 1 AIIIIO emanate wet all I mom los. emigioCalibrales - all 4 lem I obtainable. 7118 RECENT COLLISION ON THE GREAT this day ere, therefore, meet cheering. Reaping was jester- 51, i t e hj s - a - , - ese s s chne - - 10 tAestrelasim NORTHERN RAILWAY. day very general throughout the province, some late die s s a u Wei s Do. Coal Nada, 1 i i heavy. The Cush trice excepted, but which are, it appears, rapidly lei t at ige W 1 $ she 20 tAastrellea Ever since the unfortunate collision which took ripening under the influence of this glorious harvest 54 an mid 1 Australian Cordillera place upon this line of railway, near the Horsey station, weather. The yield of the present oat crop is stated, I ..., p e r ae li.as assmea nna n N uim n 1 im - - us ee 1M 1 AestraUsn Freehold ay iskale 1 Ave air& all ias daring the week es far es it has been yet tested, to prove much better upon the 31st ult., Mr. G. Borlase Childs, of Finsbury- - . MI SO Mallmalleeelenell pero IS• 2 1100 1 Midi Australian Gold all §Ms 45,573 ounces and plw south, the surgeon to the company, has been most *nye- thee_ oould have been expected from seeing the crop (Iseeedite - - Mee 20 "Mitlislren ISA 7 9 of silver, represen milting in his attentions to the sufferers from that calamity. ire cutting. It then appeared generally thin on the re all Da s per link (IQ- a a lid 10,010 SS 411amhges(ialit 5 LPR aq Si 4 185,0001. sterling. Itamecuately upon its occurrence the more serious easesheaded so well, that the appearance of U before n ground, b a t i t light IS Fresten‘Waegealah t 5,00 SO DikOseasseadefaisto au 2 3 M corn al happily deceptive. Wheat has ales Sill.etestathenoliTork - - Mate 90 Do IL Jobs Del Yip 15 53 as continent, chiefly were placed under his care, and he was instructed by the „____ethe growing z i . ; , ___ at - - - lupe 1 Cennufs Creek I i i dis the account in det railway authorities to do everythisg that be might consider '''"'"" well, ..t .t nu n o t b e es al l la rg el y sown. ipt. 100 aggimaimmmom 15.529 40 Mem Near rupee- We Mee esamined our reports anxiously and carefully for le asset lessebent -. 147 140 104•10 S ft:labial /bold ;;;- I Wm Le 1 Hamburg, 28,073 beetlea tto o o p h e i r o . a ::d uee t o spare i s n e i th t h e er = 22 s e o n e o p f e th os e e i n res r( 4 : infermedon relative to that which, above all the other pro- lee De.elleseillilliest.— 147 149 , Culdetes l5 the lie Belgium, 13,000 Mating the sufferings and oontrUsofisi ft the personal cons- ducts ef dm harvest, is important to this country-the 12 91 NalliMelleabblosesemil UT 'llOO 81. 10eppw Inners ef Reg. all SS 113 Hamburg, 4,000 forts of the injured. potato mep; NS we are most happy to say that accounts Se liameasene.....-. 14 1 lle Sale 25 sow, q _Fret. permit. all 61 74 pm It is gratifying to be able to oommenicate that no fatal i are on the wields, satisfeetoey. Until the lam rain, stalks 0 --- la W r „.___ 2 l3l TIPIA NI X: 3 °I• _ .._ TO,OIC 5 IM-IMalsbaUseasppr all 2i 3 die 100,000 2 1 Cluu =„2 °-- all tea 1 3. 16,000 oz. consequences need any longer be ',pigheaded. and Inhere wen verdant and ,sand; the former, however, 26 1.2 A lar i i r sA iaa, 61 81The Severn has beams diessisand, as is supposed, in consequence of the e q . Ng win. * g own * 'r a ja - VAC SO Kimmel ~. -.. all 14 15 the Brazils, beside -- - --- --- wits ip ia:, Maury , the roots partially, and in the slightest to Greet WinesraL-... lel IN 71001 Ikea Rushy ef 'Ream all 1 dl. pr the Madrid 8,80) FRAUDS IN, THE SOUTHAMPTON POST- eispeAbave become erected with the well.known --.--0--- 11.045 Great I= -.. " ..- " " i di. shipments are thu weather, it is supposed has checked it, for INNIRRIONN SHAUL 100,000 We OFFICE. the dime; Ms made scarcely any progress this week. The St. 100 Abrams A .-. 2 . ~ ......, - -50,0 a There then remain %h alums erop is an inswienee Owe, both as regards breadth of ground et. 100 ;Mimeses N 0..; ;per Q. - _ 60,000 LoodealkOalilan. Oda The apprehension of the letter stealers in the and productiveness and will, we treat, tarn out what was et. melanoma Seater{ pre. 103 10: Quern Creadngo o all 1 I during the week t Southampton Post-ofece appears to have created unusual Daly expected until within the Mat fortnight, namely, the r o • 3 0 , 00,60 ....„, .1,1„,,„.;,,. • ••.:, NI, 1 1 , 54 100,600 NI erigelta sentiment la that town , owing to the fact of their being best a largest crop witnessed in this country since 1844. el m m idi m e m a m a , - 10,000 1 tere-lmzeilltduesrissa 914 M If well known, the seriousness ' of their crime, and the clever- teak andles7- es.ese New Granada known to be con nese displayed in their detection. Rogers and Warne, the THE CHOLERA. g IU firth, sreelmi ... ~ 11l If 500,000 Nounen Mao% K 1 son Beene Mining • , names of th e parties, were apprehended and examined be. a} eisiungihuiol.lo,op.M. 111 el metals is at preset s S de. 04) 7 emelt.-- 54 Oppose Seselting ...... $ - - els fore the magistrates on Thursday last, and since then the CHOLERA IN NEWCASTLE.-We regret to learn 71 Oh de. pt. 11.41 per Ot- II i PIN 103,00 o va Pal& -.-. 1 4 Idle a a For ten weeks the Southampton Post•office has been the one sole topic of con- that this awful pestilence has made its appearance in New- 4ii a5t.086.1ab1.. 6 P 04 1 4 51 I ttpm ea Nolo Quarts„..... all i dis ii i England has be venation in the town. Oa Saturday they were brought mow I "Rhyme, Ina .„..... sli - - iv castle and neighbourhood ; more than forty cases, most q.Olll, do. Pie.l I q„ ad for roexaminetiea. The magistrates present were P. C. to Do*, II per *NILSON& 14} IN id 1. 7 " 0 50 Matta* deaths._ . Itt 81 4} aggregate reducti Fall, John Watt, and Joseph Lobb. Esqrs. John Ramsly, The ofw h a n ich t no m mi ce t n a a , cee tic a f e a d ta w i t' a be e e sm ieg m bee o f e ls e ir g rt m ed y, w t 0 12 0 %. 1 1 3t 1 13 = 131 4 : 41 .. d i ta i 113 . 40,00 C 1 death Austrians.-- all i dls per 2,165,2211., or at I Loa to lin Croft E.g., the InspectooGeneral to the General Post-office ; 62,174 34.1.41 le 17slad Rah= all Si 4 Mr. illness commence d on Thursday wee k . She was brought up pester, q per ...1 - - Male, his assistant ; and It. Lankeiter , Esq., the Post- 75,000 1 Walter to Newcastle and died on the following day. Si: persons et. lee ems deemerns perOent 114 125 al master of Southampton, attended on the put of the Poet-100,000 1 visa Granada en 1 dl. I ciaus metals on a in all have died at Bill-quay, and theirsymptons were un- St. lt*De. Spar met. Sony, Re- NV% i West Mariposa all Ms office department. mistakeably those of Asiatic cholera. The Newcastle eases .. . j}wweesge_ . e4 telt pm 110 4 11 1 2 pa wl 8 tee.eoo 1 tube Mr. Leigh , solicitor , attended to watch the case on be- have been in all parts of the town and among different ` i i, 4 4 -agr w ,„„.„,----- e p i .. . ea N half of the personate.• Tresehreble by ramped desd. coin null bullion I of society-at Byker-ber, New-road , Blacken-street, se e ogr o unsagmesierispe 51 Ti 1,075,8001. The , Daring the examination the justice-room was crowded to c an ine-street, Northumberland-street, Gallowgete, and 54 Ise osasaremenq ea.; 101 In excess. Blenheim-strut. The disease has been described al Con- M. 100 Own Mm4smelw 4par ail me 101 ----4,-... 181,2401. in the .., .nnl :- A.- - 100 Abram 1100 At eroarm No. 2.7 per 100 Itriatul It Itzatert4 per t.. M. 1110;0Modadaa 1110 15 13 Chaster mid 110121usail t 3 *art sail Itaatke 63 all Duallao. Perth, mad Oar. lams Dumdum 33 83 , 11autdogUaa(111.10., • 5 ID*. do. (51.) 7 per CIL. 3 Do. do. 17a.) 7 par 6 q Sait.ol6.lats..3 p 8..001 q DUO do. 14.1 10 Da NMI per Coot Stool SO IYALlSal•Aelpo.lp.et 1 lidloSoo" Port t Diens Deadr. 14 Per Os" 1 lisrassoll perO 1 u 2 par mot. &MN 6aumetle at IS pad. Fa . /treat. auri s p eum SI 63 Waltro(1) 111401.11 ts Mims as Spa 1011 Domotamimmirt. IN Dins frumissimbla famaidika Simi& 491 'MI DUD pa MOVIStak... 1101 10n.9 9 6 1149.01322.5 pent IW Ditaitalliroodal 5 prat., Lom.lllthWestOom.Ultdr all Loodsodurap all lamtheadarry 11 1 m 3 Dos.ryp 43 . all Ut Omni; 1 . 3 . 0 til 1100 IllidMitGarmaraoltup.Ci 117 141 5 DIM* Tran50m........ dia I tica ad 100 Mortal I:23malas - 113 115 ad 100 Do. 1113 me M. Fred Net 117 190 24 11111 Do.Wamoryiraltap II pat 6 Do. Debentures CD par ad WIWI& PIM* 114 116 all Sant Iltanordihe Waded. Wircestin, end Mawr.. /I 6. 6 pet Omit aY Ditto ditto ditto le 2 pot ribrom.aftrio.NawGear.: 103 11 IS ffireva.ag Clusta(Nar.W.l 110361 6 rat Mot.. 174 171 10 Da. 0 pee Oat , 4 1 pm 41006 Daum 11 15 zd 14 Deno Shed 43 pit Ong par 4pm 1 all loath Easters 10midlase Ana lof 11.0.6 257 243 ISO D 0.41 par mot. all llLTartMYatpwßGist Di 00 id W 26past 3 an IN Tart, Nemmillags BMW,: i D ips of 944.putob. 011 102 ad le 10 Tartao.3ll4.U. 6.Pardt 4 dig 4 tat Edwarditeremeas of the prismen, was then brought up. Mr. Ramsey, who conducted the prosecution, charged the prisoner with stealing a letter, the property of the Poet master-Oeneral. lie stated that he had intended to de scribe the mode in which the prisoner, whose honesty was suspected, in consequence of the numerous losses of money letters in transit through the Southampton postoffice, had been detected ; but as the magistrates appeared to be fully acquainted with it, from what hail appeared in the papers, bis description was unnecessary. He then stated that he wrote ' • letter address( *I to Andover-road, and enclosed in it • coin which could be distinguished and sworn tn, and that when posted it became the property of the Postmaster- General. He should bring forward witnesses from the Cowie, Southampton, and Andover-road offices to prove that the letter was forwarded from Cowes to Southampton ; that the litter in due course would pays through the pri eener's hands; that it did not reach Andover-road ; and, finally, that it was found concealed on the prisoner's person. All these facts being clearly deposed to, the prisoner WM fall committed for t ri al at th e nest &Mises. Warne, the other pr.soncr, war then briught up, and equally near manes being brougst against him, he wee am fully committed. Blenheim-street. The diseue has liens descri‘ed u con sisting of two stages. The first stage cannot be distingnished from ordinuy diarrhea, and yields to the treatment usually adopted for that complaint, but If neglected it is liable to pus into the second stags, which the medical men describe as a living death, the heat of the body disappearing, and the eountenrce 'morning • ghastly appearance.—Neco- ii fit et. 1094. J TdiT p. 120 02 Si Si PS Id 11 Uf 14f 4 7 4 1 Par i castle Ottardion. Ltvut.Poot., Barr. 7.—Three more deaths have occurred In this town from this malignant disease. In all the canes the sufferers were poor German emigrants recently arrived from :he continent, who, no doubt, brought the malady with them. The crowded state of t►e lodging houses where they stay during their brief sojourn in Liverpool is engaging the serious attention of the authorities, and not before required. NEW ITALIAN RAILWAY.—The Emperor of Aus tria has decreed that a railway shall be constructed from Verona to Besanzone in Lombardy, under the .uperiaten dence of the Ministry of Commerce. It is arch red to be completed by May, 1857. SATUILDAT ETZNIKO. The funds to-day did not maintain the rates of yesterday, and at the close the tone was not satisfao tory. The transfer books of most of the other go vernment annuities being now shut for the dividends, business is chiefly confined to Consols, and of this stock it would appear that there was a good deal of selling to-day. The very unfavourable Bank return, and the anticipation of a prolongation of the suspense in which the Eastern question still stands, seem to have chiefly contributed to the prevalent flatness. Consols, however, may bo pronounced steady, as com pared with the railway share market, which was visited by general and severe depression. Consols opened 96Z ; to for money, and 964 to 4 for the 13th October, and were at one moment 963 rather buyers for time ; but the general feeling was one of flatness, and after sales had been pressed for the account at 96g, the closing quotation was 964 to 4, and 964 to # respectively. The official business list reports transactions in Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 96?„ 4,4; ditto for account, 964, 3, 4. Three per Cent. Reduced (shut), 973, with div. for money. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. (shut), 993, with shy. Exchequer Bills were quoted 2s. die. to Is. prem. India Bonds have experienced a decided fall. Sales have been made at par, and the price at the close was widely quoted par to 7s. prem. For many weeks past, as the money market has tightened, the premium on these last named securities has been steadily diminishing. Foreign stocks presented little feature, but were generally flat, including; Mexican, Spanish, and Peru vian. Business in this department is still circum scribed. At three o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 251 to 28 ; Peruvian Deferred, 67 to 59 ; Spanish Deferred, 221 to / ; the Committee's Cer tificates, 6 to 61 per cent. ; Granada Active, 22 to 23; ditto Deferred, 9/ to i l. The list of sales includes : Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 102 ; ditto, small, 1011, 1021 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 991. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents, 66. Chili= Three per Cents., 781. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 981. Mexican Three per Cents., 25„ 26, 251. Portuguese Four per Cents., 44. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1011. Sardinian Five per Cents., 941 5. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 47; ditto Defe rred Three per Cents., 23, 225; the Committee's Certifs., 6, 6} per cent. There was a rumour in several quarters to-day that the Lombard-street houses had raised their rate of discount ; but this was unfounded, no such notifi cation having been made, and the discount of first class paper being still granted at 4 per cent. With the present active demand for money, however, and with the rates showing a steady upward tendency, there is naturally a disposition throughout the market to exact enhanced rates on all paper that cannot be classed as really unexceptionable. In some quarters " out of doors money was quoted to-day at 41 per cent. — Tuesday next will be " making up" day in the share mallet. The silver brought in last week by the Magdalena from the West Indies hes not yet been sold; and it would appear that intending buyers are holding off in expectation of the arrival of the overland mail, with a view to seeing how the exchanges go. The imports of the precious metals this week have been extremely trifling. Our list includes only 1,600 ounces of gold, by the Forerunner from Africa; 35,386 dole. in gold coin by the Humboldt, from New York (the rest of the specie brought over by this vessel being destined for the Continent); and 1,2001. by the Tagus, from Portugal; making a total of only about 15,0001. sterling. It may be noticed, however, that the 51,000 ounces of gold brought in by the Barrackpore from Melbourne, the arrival of which vessel was reported last week, were not deli verable in London till the latter part of the week now closing. It is also known that further consider. able quantities of silver have come in during the week from Amsterdam, Hamburg, and other points of the continent, but of these imports no return is obtainable. _ _ On the other hand, the shipments have been heavy. The Custom-house statement of the ship ments of the precious metals direct from London during the week ending Thursday last, embraces 45,573 ounces and 3 boxes of gold, and 16,000 ounces of silver, representing an aggregate value of about 185,0001. sterling. The whole of this was for the continent, chiefly for Hamburg, en route to Russia. the account in detail is as follows :—Gold coin : to Hamburg, 28,073 oz.: to Rotterdam, 500 oz. ; to Belgium, 13,000 oz. and 3 boxes. Gold bars: to Hamburg, 4,000 oz. Silver bars: To Dunkirk, 16,000 oz. The Severn has also taken out 29,1041. in specie for the Brazils, besides 9,2001. worth of The ; and the Madrid 8,8081. for Lisbon. The ascertained shipments are thus raised to some 223,0001. sterling. There then remain to be taken into account the quan tities of gold which have been steadily dispatched during the week to the Continent from the out ports, and of which no return is made, although they are known to be considerable. These statements con firm the impression that the current of the precious metals is at present decidedly against this country. For ten weeks the metallic stock of the Bank of England has been constantly declining, and the aggregate reduction amounts during that period to 2,165,2211., or at the rate of 216,5221, per week. The monthly return of the Bank of France, as made up to Thursday last, shows a drain of the pre cious metals on that establishment, notwithstanding the large remittances of gold from this aide. The coin and bullion has decreased in round numbers by 1,075,8001. The other variations are an increase of 181,2401. in the bills discounted; a decrease of 61,6001. in the advances on French government securities; a decrease of 43,3201. in the advances on French railway shares; a decrease of 260,5601. in the circulation; a decrease of 60,8001. in the treasury deposits; and a decrease of 760,000!. in the private deposits. The second call of 31., making 91. paid, falls due on the shares of the Royal Danish Railway Company on the Ist October. AU the Australian Land Companies shares were flat to-day, and cheaper. Australian Bank shares, old and newly established, were also very heavy, and quoted unusually wide. In fact, all miscellaneous securities participated in the general gloom of the share market. Netherlands Land shares were more offered. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's express : Amsterdam, Friday, closing prices:—Dutch Four per Cents., 951; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 62 13-16; Spanish Defer, ed Three per Cents., 221; the Coupons, 61; the Old Three per Cents., Foreign, 474; Austrian Five per Cent. 'Metallic*, 814 ; Mexican New, 24 15-16 Granada Deferred, 9 11-16; ditto Active, 21;; Portuguese New, 39 15-1 G; Peravian New, 79f, ; Equador, THE WEATHER TABLE. MONDAY, Szr aaaaaa 12, 1853. The state of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock on Saturday reaming. The atatious are arranged in order of latitude. Datums—E. ; Gentle Breese; Overeaat—Slight Mist. llitrwsoms—B.; Strong Breen ; Partially Cloudy. SOOTHAIIPION—S. ; Strong Breese ; Partially Cloudy. TCNIMIDOII-8. ; Calm; OTerCalt. OZZINWICI-8.; Gentle Breese ; Overcast. tritoon-8.W.; 0011de BM= ; Partially Cloudy. Singramr—S.W. ; Light Breese ; Partially Cloudy. CANUIRIDOR—S. ; Gentle Breen; Partially Cloudy. Yearrevri--S.E. ; Gentle Breese ; Cloudless. tr — Wa 1e 92, limmituawdra. Pd. Saturday. tubla Gained Iran 1 1 4 re 50. A= . lllspA 111 1 SI •• •• •• • F 4 67 60.5005W1M A seasiittampa;.: 1 10.000 1 Omsk .. - 100.00 , b Oryeall Palms ....... 11 11 pm 10, Br ••• 120.0u0 4 Cryilal robotic/ Pam 1 pus. I:4ouu 21 Slastrla Taisprijk ..... 20 10 12 0 10 0 1 1).0o I Gamal Slam seirldallpu. 14 Oardral a a me ow. 20 Iteetreet Sem im . . 6 10.. NarigalWaii. 6 50,0 w. 1 I:= l ;arassillal f- 60,0 I siosito. 3 In in /6.00 11J 1 WINN 1116 inter. Steam Isilyation Co 1 113.71 F 1 Nankrak Aminlaalaa all 1 41t Pit 26.000 20 Surtliet Slam 1 ra t ISM* Peal 'Worland lelmoil all Ma Dm 50 50 D Pralu a. mlar °Amid Sum all 25 60.006 2 Probed Ina Samilma 14,010 10 Royal Mall Steam .. ... 106,000 1 4outtion Amer. Investment an 1* pal 12.700 50 .louts Australian Land 26 31 213 150.014. 1 Submarine Teltt,wn 10.600 100 Van Diaraea'. Laed 2 6 11 10 16 ism.. 30 IN 91 Si NI 16 COMMERCIAL AND MAREETS. MARIC-LANE.—THIS DAY. The supply of English Wheat by land carries* samples from Essex and Kent, was not large this morning, the bulk consisting of the old crop ; most of the new was in very in differt nt condition; the prices realised were, however, fully equal to those of Monday last, quality and condition con sidered. The arrivals of foreign Whest durinz the week amount to 88.833 qrs. ; holders evinced great confidence, and needy buyers (particularly of fine Baltic red Wheats), had to pay estllDie rates. _ _ Flour fully maintained former rates. Barley was in short supply, and its value was well sup ported ; some fine new parcels realised 424. to 445. Notwithstanding the large arrival of about 127,000 qrs. of Oats during the past week, purchases could not be made upon so good terms as at the close of last week. We continue without supplies of Beans and Peu, and prices consequently are against the buyer. /Mitt VAL* INTO LON lioN FROM SEPT. sth to SEPT. 10th. 0.04. Ins li.b. bootolt. Iroh. foreleg. 4927 120 88533 Rules l3l 9170 Cabso 2014 1 . G . 91 123790 Met ..... 44'11 SS 10 ••-••• Plow. 4191 sacks and torrels. MINCING-LANE-THIS DAY. The public sales declared for to-morrow are large. Sugar: 500 hbds. West India, 8,000 bags Mauritius, 2,000 bags Bengal, and 150 hhds. Porto Rico. Coffee : 550 casks Plantation Ceylon, 5:0 bags Costa Rico, and 300 cues Tellicherry. Rice: 10,600 bags. Pepper: 150 bags. The private contract markets are quiet to-day. OlLS.—Seat : pale, 341. 101. to 351. ; straw, 331. to 331.: 10s. ; brown, 321. 10s. ; Sperm, 881. ; Read matter, 891. to 911. ; Cod, 341. ; South Sea, 361. 10a, to 371. 10s. ; Olive Gallipoli, 671. to 681. ; Spanish and Sicily, 631. ; Palm, 371. to 281.; Cocoa. Nut, 401. 10s. to 411. 10s. ; Seed Rape, pale, 401. 10s. to 411. ; Linseed, 291. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market continues firm at the following quotations: Town Tallow 61s. 6d. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 63e. ; Oct. to Dec., 635. to 631. 3d. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. 1631. I£Bl. I IBM Elio:awl hand Cask.. Delivery lutweek Do. tram lot June Arrival last week Do. from lot i use 'rice Y. C. per ow:. Do. Tnlrn _ _ _ 29,432 88,163 2 314 1,751 24112 18,587 972 235 13,131 18,122 40s. Cd. 394.64. 394. 64. 414. Od. kv,3 71 2,180 18,005 7,080 24032 838.0 d. 54e. &I. Ar — rl;l Do. tt Price It Arrival for the week 'ending Sept: 26fai" yea;, - 37i calks ; and delivery, 2,297 casks. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THISDAY. Tho supply of Beasts is very large. A considerable pro portion, however, is of inferior quality; notwithstanding prices are lower for all descriptions. Several middling ones remain unsold. We have a few more Sheep. The trade is considerably worse, owing to the warm weather. Big Sheep especially are lower. Lamb trade is about the lime as of late. Calves are net sold quits so well as on Monday last. Foreign supply consists of 2,607 Beasts, 8,d40 Sheep, and 265 Calves. From Scotland 220 SPAS sad 2,200 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Pot none of 8:128. .k d. *. d. 1 P stone of idta. e. d. e. d. Ben Scout, Herefords.. 44 4 6 Bed Dna. a Ilf..bda. Ai ikeiSbort-borns ...... 4 1 4 4 Beet Land-woole Second quality llaesto.. 563 4 . Do. do. &ova Czlves Pia .. 384 8 , DI , . Go. Shorn ...... .. Iste• Du 1 lislArode 6 0 6 1 1 lambs . .......... .. 4 4 6 4 N,,,ute it market, 6,063; ann. and Wit" 18,430; haw, ,393 ; 118 8 , M. BOROUGH HOP MARKET-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the weather the last few days having become warmer, the Hope in many places have made a little progress, except in parts of Mid and East Kent, where mould and blight is still said to be doing serious injury more particularly amongst the Golden i Hops. It is stated n a Brussels paper that from 'deices received from Alost, the Hops have suffered much from blight and storms, and that only half a crop can be calcu lated on, and very various in quality. The market re mains very Arm, and the duty stationary at from 155,000/. to 180,0001. Nine pockets of New Keats have arrived, and two pockets of Sussex. The former have been selling from 101. 10s. to 131. 13s. per cwt.; the latter at 81.8 x., being mach battered by wind and unripe. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Holywell, 245. 6d. ; Tanfield Moor, 215.; West Hartley, 234 6d ; Wall, End Riddel 261. ; Walls End Haswell, 265.; Walls End Hetton, 26e. ; Walls End Stewart's, 26e. ; Walls End Tees, 268.-Bbigrat market, 75. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LIVERPOOL, MoxDAY, 10.45 A.u. Wind S.W. moderate, and fine. Arrived. — C. Hoge and Hannah &Mee, from Cronstadt ; Alpha, from Hamburg ; Pet, from Palermo. Sailed.—Dannebrog, for Santos ; Getruides and Horatio, for Havannah. DEAL, MONDAY, 9.22 s.u. Wind S.S.W., light, and fine. Passed.—Gladiator, from Bombay, to London; Gloriana, from Madras, to London ; Neptune, from Calcutta, to London ; City of Glasgow, from Cal cutta, to London ; Kent, from Melbourne, to Lon don ; Dinapore, from Calcutta, to London. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—This day the new commissioner, Mr. Serjeant Murphy, took his seat for the first time, and a very crowded attendance at an early hour took place of counsel, solicitors, and clients, anxious to pro ceed with the heavy business occasioned during the vacation. His Honour had several cases in hand from Mr. Commis sioner Phillips's court, but none of particular interest. BLOCKADE OF THE WATFORD TUNNEL.—Last Friday evening the train due at Aylesbury at five o'clock did not reach the town until seven. Much uneasiness, therefore, was the result, especially to those who expected friends at that time. When the train at last arrived we were assured that no accident had happened to any human being, bat that they had been detained at Watford for two hours, unable to proceed by season of something wrong within the tunael. No notice of the calamity has appeared in any of the journals, and this is the more to be regretted as it was of a very serious nature. A luggage train broke down within the tunnel, and was completely smashed to pieces, so much so, that two hours elapsed before a multi tude of workmen could clear away the rubbish, and lines of carriages, extending a mile and a half, awaiting the opening of the passage. What caused the break down has not been revealed. Railway officers are pledged to secresy in suclimatteri, and the policy of the directors is, as much as possible, to keep the world in the dark. Nothing, how ever, could be more alarming than the idea of such a calamity within a tunnel of so much extent.—Bucks Ad vertiser. A WEALTHY CONVICT.—About twenty years ago a man named Connors was transported from the neigh bourhood of 13-rrisoleigh, for attacking the house of a man along with others, was prosecuted by time, m r n 31n e Y Malone ,Connor sgai i. became lie the pres present t . S ti ticket e o t f o ß f o le r a ri v s e ol . e , ig m h an . A an f a ter iu sotn ine e . subse quently obtained his liberty. He became an extensive farmer in the colony, and accumulated a large sum of money. Last week, a sister of hi,, a poor woman residing near BorrisJleigh, received the large and unexpected sum of 8001. from the executors of her brother.—A'enas Guardian. A CHILD KILLLD IN THE STREET.—A frightful accident, attended with fatal results, happened on Saturday night, when one of Pickford's heavy vans was proceeding across Wilmington-equare to tho station, a child, in a play ful mood, ran off the pavement into the road just as the van was passing, and was knocked down and crushed to death instantaneously. The driver was taken into custody to await a legzl investigation. The want of ,eallthilt at parents in this locality is remarkable, where the caattlenial annoyance of heavy railway vehicles dills tar inerasard vigilance and care over children playing in thoslreeta.. :~ C+~