The Express. — London, England, 1852-09-21 00:00:00

71 'WS Z rt ;II: 1471ebt fprt%% ~ ~ v ...~ No. 10497.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1852. (THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. NORIVICH MUSICAL FESTIVAL. RAILWAYS THIS DAY. WHOLESALE WHOLESALE HOUSES.—TRAVELLER. ...h i M.. ia., et temperate balite end elvadlaem eve ra .:..........,„........,„.,.......N. et 04 fierrra. worm, It .w. lb rte. ton. is .11, aim d lia I& 01110•Marir• Irilb moot; or • ienniuMb lilasst MIL e man' mow arr la • surpi se. TY siveriluses taw , eijoA, LOW,' • fammuy. aateverriater urea edebieblibera . SOO saw sal am 0a..• d bo. tier ina bele tooks above sem peen ~,,,,,,„ w. U.. coma% comment iisa. lkorsoe•se. 1teat.41.6. an.. kror e. the Derek s 1 41M wadi Sal be Ove oeuertber • .. o ,4tiaa, haw*, sone rove beef mieremeall elf MOM • 16. lino It d=ul l ...arta veve. ALLSOPP'S PALE ALES—Baas Liebig on ~,.....is i to tummies Adowtiatowsio —llhtroot d a UM r V ,wo, 12th 4ortryabos, _I Ilit, hem Sam IMi to Mt. meal ALLOOIT. Bereory, lottothatAlont : to my 0 mom! nttommloomi wootoo my attest** loa lately Iwo e t oOd So 4114111 , 11111•11 media so . elm lormosto it ood 1 y o t ? Lowy. mob so ut the —., trims tout attoottoo olorow. loci der imam. al my trams ly sod ens wow twee teeny ' that V iii mu d w , c , w 0:,./. it mu year. we whop woo lotoi It la WNW w it,.k.sr ate ...LBWS OD NM pot a too 1011111111111116 i eniPhsll,ll:, .Ire' err toot I V mot the hoottlitio of ow mama... cook.. .I,t woloilla deli* oadedribtotprova ft and lila tot' ry rtsisat I ad., Mw ltd •U sm my kart to yom • mat coy Molly rim woo and on at hodlit Illoorty to 7•uci1.13. .. womb, 12t11 Ototowber. ISM" [T. IN. IL] BAItON LIEHIG as PAIR ALES. — welled to ameMete with say IndontaiLl brewery lay m esh.. the Whetted adalteralkei M bitter beer with eU7obalee, It WouA hem haw only UAW' to Mee owntswerd mother brewery, I. whet, storm sad sot In Mr. Ahrepgro, loM eeptied in inm migmler the Pert. mode el Wowing; re k wee elm in Mat brewery, mod Mt to et. AllemeNthot Me emunes brewer, oreeirot all the to- Orsetereo they thesieml M Ileeeew. The admiration Iso mooed oS imo,oroos. to my lather to Mr. Allem Y stleertned to eedi learner solo {eel to the leitreme Met my more wee escluoively maned telly. Mama* beer. This was set the we: my remarks tehlret to that 'fr. , of ler. JUSTUS ULM°. therm. Seth J ulr. OM. -IM Beeneb ormutalkt•er is in the ham to of Mr. MVier. ml Ills Mar'lst ‘, C4llll , dl, wLere It may be MO by try Ow Was ea Meese to the mato r B. CONQUESTS OUTLINES of 11111)- wit k .1 h tl.tnti Nadi Y•titica, Ti. 61. published !rah. ,d Ilarianaare. At.• its, YnorhE tx..dhY .LFTIER 4 10 • 110111E14"am tar Mao utmost tl Ilarettl sod bar ii• A aa wid lit.eare ; with Comeau es the me of Chlo roform. So. dd. Very la.! Awl rboa'd mks Ms will 17•01.4 d thili ▪ e•••• aa.e.er •Isould make It a vaaaaal. "IVA kw at a matt ••••claradta Os. far sistimers.' Lammas sod YAW lila —N.& Pie taps ars gomine was petted with Id• ow and addreas. J. 6 tavabnirratia • raw inothed of twins w.i.nan deinnit wan pia. it, and mippils• vinissaie lon vault Me Sant OVEvf Y. I, T witArrims (to Napersele die bar e Z i rdrid .1 waste pi pet •. .1 ad. and Is. per orbs.TM trek 111.6 he wino wen smelt euramed mod Inly q, LL In Ur Gent Lantinisa. Satins, 21. so. •SL lARLOW'S NEW IN- :. • r; - IvErry.trakritcvm7PßT. I Br it l r....e b t . t. hs i ra skin . , °err Inn P.., • that the laatlat *MI iss thaws Gs rad 6 . V' . A - .t) 3ii t i -------------- t MINI - 9 • --- - - - 1 ~. .- .- , 7 '—"" 4 "OF , _ . . / i i ..! . A the anti wiersaald ts Tipsy Its oast la . i , . . two sob al Ms; palm Ss. ad.; dltis : a' eltetes=l tar !i 1 1 es= Wisa i rrata l brp It z =l cot It r ths tap dew plagetiliellos a Wrap- pada as alainalallh analog sir masa thassah kilo Wm& So mom the berm is nal alt analp; whoa ths tap is tarsal Z : a as aim oh ma maw. Vii{.lles Wlllism• Mast. boa ' LOSS OF THE. BHURTPORE EMIGRANT 8111 P. WEXFORD, Sire. 18, 10 A.M. The oyster-boat Teetotaller has just arrived at NW quay, hoeing is tow two boelartestaiang ghost 60 1114101111 female passenger, and part WNW UMW of the alts:p Mange% of Liverpool, Bainbridge, tereter, bewail to New Orleans, which vessel struck on the wank and of the Loog Beak, about four milts eastward of the Poe* at 3 o'clock this easnias. As weU u I can seconds ho s the es, tatl lielievriss is ma amount of the di meter : This owl was ,118111 tam Medea, having a mow of 86 Mode esd 486 snob (sea, wow awl ae pemestee. lbe Wee. with de easepelosof 44 sil e rewilbleswit people of the pumas otos eir lies. em Thinektmemeng in tow of a steamer, whirl= of Ormsby Teat. Daring Thuraday night the wiliefie has round than gained, bat ce Friday mem* she hal Air wind. The coast of Wales was ma ti the poeitelsre be fore nightfall last moles. MI tb s e e rszcm! .... 4 the Jima she struck, is their kWh% it 10 be attached to the again et dime le yet ; w rit - raw Mined. The description" i= s tem s •el lbe name of the scene which followed . When the two hosts here alluded to left the weer wen still two other boats left, and Capt tin Thresseem e the meat pilot, wee *nog all exertion to get to theteam esee dins IM heart On the calamity being Mows II tots, the nevelrats, Myelin with Mr. Decency, IL? ea his worship the mayor, Mr. dohs Walsh, asestablai ea the chamber of com merce to &ninths ham abeam to and te the mimeos@ of th, ..ffuele, end 1 • 100814 , 1011011 . 1 have 1.811 4= properly massed, Se the some of dbester. • butane townsman, Captain Creed% lee accomareated shay to sff ird the benefit of his araistsrme. Haar-ran 3 p.m. A pilo"boat has just noshed oar quay, tedeabay shoot 1041 more off the wreck. Odra hove twes bided at the Forth. When the lot beat MI Obeid 100 MU meshed cm the wreck, but it we espeeled, with the seeleeesse of the aster and other boats, meet of deo people weeld be med. The mayor was in ausedgese ea the arrival of the pat boat, and bad the ualarterate =Siren conveyed to the poorhouse for shelter, when se deal* every Windom will be given them. Later accounts size* received stds that the iII-bted ship had gone to pines, and that des rossolass of the passes rre and crew, with the ezeopitea of ilveyeserek who were snfortusately drowsed, hid hem get se sad boded et Wesford. The Bburtpore WU • Ise old% ma woe oily ea bar Mond voyage. MI*RDER OF A WIFE IN LEEDS. Samuel West, a seen about 34 tellowk; tin sell ing 01 a qesaymes, le h snotedy oflle Londe pass, charred with the issrlier of his wills, Hilselieldi, usage etz• trsontinary rireemetriseee. West wee he _yip et the Cburt•liesee, Lew* es Thursday, &Need been the Mayer with.S.bhleig his wife, and it VS/ delei sit that One that the wanes wee dying. The prissage VMS AV* fats gogeseisd sil Meetly next. The amie onegales eM VONVI did, ssd llr. Bleikbson, tMboor* dwdwri has appointed the •ea the body to Ds nem K the Wel lington les, Weds, (Seguedey). The Mow woe le ties demand, cared • worn's, man, aims' Loess& reddling is Wesdhesse Can. about he weighs - end ilay bays ekes dyed is Busiingtherge-lase. Os week Went west to Helios few, from whom be retuned hem kiee se nisei io a state of intosication. His wino Ira at dist tine is 'offering we believe from jaundice, sled very Asavidiag to the dammed% owe mode to • seighltewe the plaser gili Zo mis tmeme sule. r4 7 , I to width the task ea mama at ter ebb al peatirede• from Moose. e bosom very et Nit refeeel, and jumping oat of bid he • bane. Oho wee at that time tithe slue tem, his sight debee tern almost to throb his Waimea; and ebe wee lbw lytag be webbed bee w the bet etteretiar : the Meleumat Penetrated to the cavity of the ebeet, mad bdieled • wound which hu miss preyed betlel. The aeilibbowire, beteg ehrewad, sebeequelly eheibed ada ..w se Ns _ ,bease sad hood the pee women la • thectuag on eats. nedbal aid or rat be, sad Id= the boded slim et the dblehd, Me-M t the wetted, and eippbed the mai immiles. Oho eattbeed bpt Irene, and lir. Ogle, peea, wee tallsi ; but ee Wednesday last, it was Ina small ems bee. TM *We erne then Mama of lie are of WY" awl eob -worant Feeabbad imelletely tea Welt We ate• *tidy. at bts own bore, bp fibeibefliw4ll••• gala saw war tbe unfortssoolo MIMS balm delbiewt, sad ea Thursday Gamin Med. On Friday, a pod wortms aambedia of tbe body wee, by direction et the renew, bade. is sedge to aseerisia the Ware of the ward, asd the mime awe of death; sad the molt will be steted me the bust— Teritaitre Gana. Tilt HERRING FINLIZT the quantity of br mpg, takes by oat ilditiMS it ley Mt Wit luta very large, it la ailidadOry isa is the by. Asa mleu &verging tbseelhews 411 S the Oammewara shore, ike %Amy proved west swereki awl anameraehe. la 0, 11. .y B lb. swear et Moho ayeamed by the Misr hes qf the place, sad oho billow etas Cledirgh iambi yieveat weak, has boa way mewlitenble, red bap rpaetitie• are beettyht tats thh teem any. Thh h way lartanate for the peer pooh who Espied urea the fishery Sot •NW of hying _ewliway et when eh. me herwire have bees already reined le • deb 481 doidliadoe—Goir. t eY Merriiry. l i , llll RAILWAT.—TteIki hit the week 'sing hept, It 1862 . ,19,64M. 9s. 7i. t Sipe. 70, 1861, 1 / 4 18 M. 108. ; serum la ISA W. lb. THE TRIAL OF TRIPE AND MONTAGUE. The trial of Tripe sad Mote** was rinsed tale nom lag. Two or three *her whams* were alba. ahi deposed that they kaid sash yam. MIMI& Mt. C. W. J. MMus disposed that to aeverlaw autho rity tar luviaa hie MOM used as solid*" W lie empeay. The defeadaats had ao astitority wheal*, Y reesive mow. Mr. Ballast*, addroned the jury for Tripe. The Recorder mused up, but the verdict was sot gives when we west to pries. THE REGISTRATIONS. MIDDLESSIL Yesterday, Mr. Lammlot &Maya mead tbe emblem dSe lit of roan for this nereaty at tie Seem. hotel, •eaadretast, Terst.otreet. TM Ma moire east. prime tessemwell pular within ohs Clry of Linden. The trr•s of llar Jobs 'gni.. Chief Justice of the Court of Comma Pius, sad Mr. Bares Martin, of tho Coati of laserageor, beak elefades re be ea the lists holders of ehmeless la the pod& of St Damao in the West, were dead out, ea tie swami tam Sher MS gives up the occu pancy upon whisk the qualideasies was laid. IRELAND. Drams, Sari. 20. The seam et confide between bailiffs and tenants for the poseelnlen it the erApsW elm mend with the returuMg bins& The era Aqpielee has the Mks* 3 0111 ra SW of lb, 9th Mat., about 12 ofsimils, a party of Wien_, alms 10, arrived oa the MAW M Liepeold, and seised James ityat air a i g , keepers in sharp of a disuses for mat lee of Jain Myrrh/ asd James Terry, tied their Mai sod *sot Vet the eepthar. in which suss they ism In a bid by a Mash at an early bow met mambe. shoestisd them the sees mad hay emir mitre beleglemeeed el the had looks the sight TM= Valves, was was l a l eib the ourt of salt a A. lienegb. spits O. 8. Barrydisq., me Mat lahlyseith; the F.states Bean. Ma mime was mai by Beseiver, Ildward Barry, Esq., Was Overt of Massey. he the Ism Marsh Teat, sad it is seppesil the Wham Is ;pestles had maned ender the Ides this all pew of the remime ems& es the property lisiespmemem. The Mapes amass Messily say of the eery. Mrs bed as arms. addier was there my violence den, wave ass Iphig thsm weather. Os *messing it the 14th instant a party un known brshs apes tits barn of John Bagott, of Caatistreamws, sad carried away a great quantity of oats width was seized for rent dm by Daniel Whalen. if ewes Nam, and placed in the him ander the Asp dDesiel Sullivan, a labourer, who odd tiesre was serried away on ears whi lst be was Weep. The Galway Mercury says: We are informed that an osier hes less Lissa by the Secretary at War to Csptaia 011oit s e s t rie. Brit. of the penmen of the MIS ea in the latter tott e rtt wpm* el the a s• harp preferred by a protestant .ember the y spies 'natter, a Raman cathelis TM asaasates L this that the latter stated " that all peseamah, inctsdhr the Qom sad royal enmity, weshl ps to mu." The same party has she b,oegbt a silage pINt • Boma smbelis meow ci the 9tb_ liegkaral, beisagiog to the dlish seat Setisead at Lempres, se that it would seam the whets ask Ms mina ass of bigamy, which doubtless suits ea bath stile. Mrs. Melia Mt Dublin by yesterday', mail kit Leaks, when are making by Ms Linder', the gre at, to forward, cm as is. tad mei% her week of regent Kn eel dl i l i rsar adoption. fibs expects to Mr next ship from Lesion in the wish of October ; she then returns to Ireland to sled Me vessel of emigrants hem Cork. Forty of On rearm constabulary are to puma to the barony of Tireragh, county SligowliM was proclaimed on the II th mast , under the Celan ad Outrage Act. The expense of this extra fires b be borne by the occupiers of land in that bars* No season ever witnessed mach an influx of issdeb to sow western lighlasele so the prasset. Mr. Bianeoni has placed four can to Z i g between this town and Clifden, sufficient asemuno- clatinetforall idm grey for seats is not to be obtained, and niliSeiM ens met be procured. The hotels are ales Amin' illmeaMbent Connemara, and even many gdeUM Moue are filled with the admirers of O We in lee Went dress." am 4 moral The Gabor], load dist Mr. Morgan W. Crofton, who ltd dm pof natural phi losophy in Qua* Galway, and who became a Name la An Oho* about a year ago, has redgmed Me _pallimmilligo and joined the Society of the Smelts. He is at meat serving in the no- viciate et the society in Frame& Mrs, Lightbourn, chairman at the Town Commis sions. el Trim, in the county cid Meath, calls atten dee' Odle lellewing note, whili Me been left of Idd lin neilleeiree to have he.. meet probably the fatlrie MS of the late Babe of Weillation— am pit which be Isdk et a seaming dim. dm di it pinWiere of that beeengli, the Ara Kara a lb a fer im ea s z n y of Moth: gic uram, of einably, had before Jobe Nock- I" Forteleve of cad 4•11 Um) ; de 10th im et Wit the atr i tn: ate ; were duly proposed and ese=ge et our emperetisai_lite Hee. Arthur Weeley,Ka de. red Viable Wesley, the Boa. Ewa W Had et Bestive. Lai Viesooat files. Per coke Taylor Led Berea the Bight Hoe. Joie O she Ittratty, the Hje Hoe. Themes leseny, the Hee. Hr. Right Hee. W. Derma cospeglem. the Bight liZ a .beale Daly, AL sosawen OP MIN. At se Useably bad been Adam Ceram, Bp., Peri nea of the Cameron= of Triat, the Bah day Weak Kik boat quarterly day :—Pelled fee Passim ier the weft , corammocing Merle& et flemwesher rant—Right den. imit=li year grossed the Rm. Willies =lea pat I bet Me. Reign Ingglesprepoesi Rimed ;Zoo. assonant by Clomp Tyrrell, Rm. ; the lane U tz, En. Pm . Hs. thew, einem ainew, issieding that of Mem VW lets DaheAto m r Mr. Koehler, thirty OMR RN the Rev. lillaik_sixty. ADAK CLOWNS" remise& At whisk esersohly the Right lite. Wm. les. breske, Ma Pratt Wiens', Right 111. 1.7 = lease. lobo Sootbsess, Soma Somilmea. Arthur Maio Righties. the Hen of Hest., Kea lewd Hadfield, K Bealboa. hog, ad name Oaf lotea Bal., baying boa honsily oloalOted uet EN et dr ail aopaatkokea Oa day atioried, ad Sala 010 Wed MINN MR =Me. , mad ea deelaretiese, were swore bar. I ;e=ted esermilea seesmile*. ADAM CAisMORa, Portrieve. R. RITSOLDB, Town Clerk. EMIGRATION TO Aurrisi.u.—On Saturday even . __ in. Mn. Chisholm delivered ea address on the shine sub jest I. the Logien Kin of the Dahlia AWN' Imitate, white wag crowded in every pert. Mn. Chisholm was ow oimpesiod by Mr. Leslie Fostrros mamba of the comma of Part Philip, aad by several Mile mad geatiemos. FLOOGING IN THE ARMY The following is an extract from a letter addressed to the Editor of the Daily Nan : " Bir,—You have so often end so ably shed your powerful voice os behalf of the dowstrodien sad sod sepeeially os Welt of the selider, who Is loirsL r r tls i ; anise of harsh mid sumeris the m aney thst I ninon to address tins few line to yea, their heeds& is the eolsoins of year anthem F 11.11•1 is the army is saiveraW seperaler, est, ma some Milian sals would ban it, hem a feeling of " mawkith ondbilitl, but beano the peehineent mud ad smi its moral Minns ilalmsbg to the valid et the ontheer. " The' sat' was employed has Wohaothay, but tow baser that it lei boss used $ sad bow that lbw bard of it ese be bat sodomised Ina the Othewhe espy of a note naiad by a Meth of wise. Deer 1. W.,—l harthere 11811 &MON diegesting am of s: at losteleseetn Methane. --'s mom, s they t P e rd t i t and M. S. 14-llnt. 16. lUL" legging be the may, thee, still exists ; it is ix while W pet dowtaint so diewesehl to the Imola CholMinlip eer onsitry. nasigli theembsoui--thh hoses men of the ethe'aimaills. is r ococo 1— malatained is that militia lab width the diesises paths of (Lashed are bolas so windy nulled is asps I am, els, year thellent sweat, F. W. C. NORWICH, Barr. 20. This morning, a full rehearsal of the music to be perforated during the week at this festival took place in Andrew's Hall, next to Birmingham Hell one of the finest in the kingdoms. All the crineipal vocalists srrlved yester day, with the exception of Mr. Bins Reeves. sad nearly all the instrumentalists. sad the *Ural body of 300 performers were i• theorehistra. _ . _ biTrasseiii evening them will be a selection from the Oh. works of simaisal campaign. Weber Mozart, Framemo —I Rosa, Naadalatalta, Spahr, Mask, isotherm, Bottesini, Ile. AB the mallets will be toremla into rirquicitlea en •" that eamiut thi allillidg.—Medente Fiorential, Madame Vilif - iq dot Onelia. Leah' Fyne, Kite Dolby, Mies Alls as, n Myer ClanleM, Signer Bengal, Mr. Sims Reeves, Mr. Wiry Herr Ferran. sad Mr. Woho. The leaders of the at bead will be Mr. H. Megrims is the morales, sad M. SelMea fa the evening perfermanoes. Violeacello, Herr $ Br Ha as rismana ; double base, Signor Boassini ; conductor, Mr. le diaL is On Tuesday evening, for the mead pert of the per- is t • ameaose, Mrs. Fumy Kimble will reed Rhakneeare's '" Itilawattar Night's Dream," with the incidental mac semp med leed lri a lita . 4easohn. which has never hem .• ta hem On Widassday morning Henry Leslie's festival asthma a " Let OM Arise," will be performed, sad after te it Dr. Dezdeld's new creierie of " Iwuel Restored." Spahr, is • letter retie der W this work, saps: "The • invention is aehle see Mypeetl to the style of the aa oratorio. The melsollise ars pers. I congratelste the a. author on the itesempilimost et his week." 01. As • tribes, of worst to the .smog et the Dabs of . 8 5- Wellington, a sheet selestisa ham Headers made of ~_"" " fleansee," banding the dirge, Olerrime hem, may E grave," will he harassed at the sites et the ohs, re , te (mission is IV weataby swab& Is as sally the a. performances will omelet sf stimakos far the lb* dens Os from the " Mianiminm." by Ileseellet, and • moiety tzt of pieces hos Hosea, DeMpotti, Niederseye!, Hied, Lie- IMama sad Illersittese, Mel the .Carmeden 14 age Mardi" ha. "Le - Pregeite." Oa meguing, Mr. Pinesea's now centarie " Jamelsea," the testae ill et the hoilval, will he ipsditaral. There have lima many 1 0 ohm* tar moths Is wage es Wag the wait est is • z ing untie moat; see, hen the his essellest es Mead, sesealeg, it he ass . se doubt is dot the Oats et the_ sasitt, gni the peiolpat perfatnen a. will he seesse‘el. Probst* Tleseder mein. wane the Ss most atenellee. MIS the aesseastmat eta sued Weed . te hams emasem semeeider • per _ !Wow of hyverite 6 , grotre anise "the Mmeleb," always • analtd• hoe, •11111 be perhemed as Friday morn- a! Ze M db halal erSI em Mai elade & thism-ball, for which IL 'eseblesesd lewd bee been smeseed. et. es, DRAMA. OLYMPIC. se Mrs. Beecher Stowe's remarkable tale, " Uncle lk Tout's Cabin," has is due course head its way to the stage. The mory, is a whole, is eat easily same Me of g t , &amnesties ; bat dm adapter of it dar the 01 beard, is boa ma ewer she dllisolty by mailming Ma what may t be Mead tie Busy [acidosis, and by ming the gnome 35 Cahusks with respect labia dramilar and plot. tt,, pitos tine produced is one in tea near, and it am- r 1 the sale of Uncle Tom teed L 4 1. Seery, the gc: ifgrt et Gawp and Elise with their boy, and gt. the a reasha , of the Ohio le the two latter. Haley M. Is tramellersed into a plaaier, and oilman' posse sion of Miss and /ferry at tbs bons of ilemmtsr Bird, )41 George ahe falling late his ha try_msens elan advertise- t i ll ipso in dm Lass* Serays, erbleb teere to era that )P may aspen be. dm right eiebsr to shot er hint to alive hr bie Impable. He hie oared Ida to be to tree, sad Peek Tom to give Wm slat don Istakes, when, lo! Doi IS maeldisi ia the shape et M. Wray Oft be. M. booms at tete rich and and el di iesaftr Bird, go who accost Haley of sego sash • elbows se forgery, is highway robbery, and ansempled mooch. The plantar .- is emandingly remove d ie amtUdy, the slaves ars ls liberated, and taloned bibs algae in Uncle Tbsoe's mins and its environs. For the teat it y o will sense to add that the pies is made up of the re ordinary buffeearles of the stage nigger, seasoned with a M. melodramatic mother, sad a plentiful allowance of " man- U sad-brother," harangues, which were delivered by George (Kr. W. Fenn, Jun), with great power and effect. Mrs. ••• W. Lacey was loudly applauded as Eliza, and Mr. Hoskins w , displayed much dry humour in his deliaeatioa of the slave • speculator, //e/iry. The principal characters were called before the curtain, and the piece, amidst vociferous cheer- 'ci log, was announeed for repetition until further notice. SPORTING. i - Th. town settlingWes;tis took place I " this day, and appeared Is el essnethly ;at all events (0 there was very little fre.M, ma se defaulters were an nounced. A few trualsedsee wore booked on future mute at the under susathoel rp ier : a . 1 1Marl_nTal ITAKEL If to opt Lord 11121m.oiiirliolis -16 to Lard W. Poodoles ihmoregm 10 b Mr. T. Pores Wo=set 10 to Mr. W. ilontmet 20 to Mr. helm% 11122.0•41112.141 (t and of off) 20 to Mr. 11111120% la JINN (Orlowilon) 25 to Mr. Mira 410 mo (t 80 to 1) 80 to Ow. Ammat lam Pep• (t) Mto Lord ImMeo Del (t tad Hit cd) CAMMUDOMNIIIIIS STAMM& 15 to apt Mr. Z. Mill2pea Ifolo•l000r (t sod aft of) 16 to Mr. 7081,011611660 Male (t sod aloe) oto MrPm MorMalt Omndin (t) 25 to fltr L Marl Mem Ilmmo (t mod Mt or) 25 to Lid Mimes OW Of ( ma off) 25 to T. D%man (t add Mt op MOM. IS to apt Sam 111M2P611,6 Ureters Sob Lord CIIMINN Meador (t to 6001 ) 20 to Mr. Powaoft gmto (t) 20 to Lord Derby's Umbria (to 1,4004) CLERICAL. O&DIN&TIOXS. In the Cathedral church of Chester on Sunday leas, 19th day of Sept., 1862: Deacons.—Harry Palley, BA., St. Mary Hall, Oxford, Actor Caney • Thomas Redusayse Holum, BA., Emma nael, Caiehrit St. George's Hyde Curacy ; Thomas Mawr LAW" Christ, Cambridge, St. Bomber, K=ltCutesy ; Thomas Henry Kam , 8.A., Trinity, aaren Corse, ; Samuel Powell Purser, MA., Totally, Dublin, Neatwieh Caney ; Remedy fletyth, BA., Trinity, Dublin, by knots from Lest Bishop of Cut, Cloys* and Base Curacy; Frederic AEON, BA., lialvessity, Durham, Holy Trinity, White haver Casey ; IMMO Reece, St. Bois, Ruskad Curacy. Paneere.—Jeseph Walker, 8.A., Brutalises, Oxford ; Rieheed HANNA Wilkinson, 8.A., Pembroke, Oxford ; Seamans Chisebsie, 8.A., Christ's, Cambridge ; Joseph Hall, BA., St. Peter's, Cambridge ; Edward Lamb, 8.A., =Christi, Cambridge; George Alker, 8.A., Trinity, Christ Church, Liverpool ; Joseph Patrick Mur phy, 8.A., Trinity, Dublin • Richard Powell, BA., Trinity, Dubin; Maurice William Ferdinand St. John, 8.A., University, Durham; Richard Flint Browse, Birkenhead; John Geoffrey Henry Stamper, Birkeahead. By the Bishop of Exeter, Sept. 19, 1862: DBACONlll.—Dosilas John Bontliower, MA., Christ's College, Cambridge ; Charles William De:hefty, 8.A., 'fn. laity College, Dublin ; John White Hedgela nd , 8.A., Ben sued Coae ra Cambridge ; John Helios, 8.A., AU Soul's ,• Stanhope Raskleigh, 8.A., Magdalene 1 1 11 ega ombri ; Daniel Trinder, S.C.L., Exeter College, OzArd. As PIZSABINT Dxocow.--Sackville George Creswell, Patens.—Thosaa Treks Arthur, 8.A., Goalie and Caine College, Cambridge ; Charles Edward Band, 8.A., Exeter College, Oxford; Hugh Horeb y Birley, MA., Ba llot College, Oxford ; Frederick John Coleridge, BA., St. Mary's Hall, Oxford ; Arthur Dmow, 8.A., Bishop Hat field's Hall, Durham ; George Lambe. BA., St. John's Cambridge; Alfred Henry Roxburgh; Henry Wit e Ct'rengways, BA., Wadham College, Oxford; John Rule 'Packer, 8.A., Trinity College, Dublin. By Letters Dimissory from the Lord Bishop of Bath and We: DlLlLCON.—Williass Pitt Trevelyan, S.C.L., Worcester College, Oxon. —Joke Lowry Carrick, 8.A., Queea's College, NAVAL ADKIZALTY, Sen... 20.—Appontrigarre.—Lord 0. N. Grosvenor to be nag lieutenant to Admiral Purvis at Cork. Li/Ambulant' W. P. Bent, to Vengeance; J. 0. Boi leau, to AretAtua ; B. M. Shaw, to Encetatter ; and T. H. Green, to Hercules. Naval Instructor It. C. Saunders to Tormapsot. Parismourn, SEPT. 20.—The Ajax, 60, mew steam goesilebip, Copal& lbaisa, &nisei at Sidebsal at 6 Vilest Ms Bras= ben esaslsins. Ma is le be paid dews hem s sal bags ashas sage gesi.—Tba stsem.sisep, Oemasisr Ilsealers. sem We LaMar Ibis Osman hes Illpbbssi. She was iespeessi la she sera. Mbi a s s iz epaisi ewaessaAssawlief, Admiral Tie T. Wm.— slsssasisep. Osplala Oarsegis. sails this ep is tles Optima he Omega-11a Clessidi wale, illeseayeslik INS Saba osier Pa slaws Dllesseisi, dew Idea she we salsa lia 3 Dosb, le bawl lie beam sheave sal &Ina mak geed. SHEDS OM WORKSHOPS are sow in muse of rapid mastruetion in the Southampton Desk for the Ge neral Sorew Stoma Navigation Company, to whom they are to be leased fora term 0121 years. The Hellespont, one of that company's steemen, V ezpectod shortly to arrive at eastaamptea. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoco. The tramosticos in railway stooks madam, very limited. bet prloss ere rascally fairly supported. Foreign lime Sr. very active. 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II Astor dr) 1,1 Orlon. sol PbrA L 1111 Pals sad Mims le fins awl Ems 10 Paris sal 4 Pilli.Olimakareicers SI Imes ad lbws SO era lbws Meilltssage.- alii U. 4 sd UN 111 1•1 IN ill 2 20 i 2 771 13j j oi 71 lull 40 i 1I MI Ti eI III i S ii I II 4 P 414 46 SI i I I NI 4 u u ill Is us u IS it s il 7:1111 A 111/ 141 11 114 pa 1141 vs iii 'ill P. l 14 i 4 4 i ... MONDAY EVENING. Consols met with rather more business to-day, and with purchasers, both for money and time, prices closed at a further improvement of I. The transac tions were effected at 100 to } for money, and 100} to 1 for account, the closing quotation being 100} to 4. and 1001 to 4, respectively. There was no business in any other class of the English funds. The March Exchequer Bills declined le. to.day, at* which redaction the market was steadier. paos was quoted 71e. to 74e. prem.; for the June bills, 675. to 70s. prem.; and for India Bonds, 841. to 87e. prem. In the foreign market the only feature of impor tance was a further coosiderable rise in Spanish Bonds of all descriptions, consequent upon numerous investments both here and on the Continental Bourses. Turkish scrip was firm at 94 to 10 prem. We understand the scrip receipts will leave Paris for London to-morrow, so that the settling will not be long delayed. The day's sales are thus reported: —Austrian Five percent. Scrip, 4/, 51 prem. Bra zilian Old Five per Cents.,loll. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 721. Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 99. Ecuador Bonds, 91. Granada Deferred, 121, 1, Al. Mexican Threes, 251. f. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 651, 66. Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., 381. Russian Five per Cents., 119 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 105, 4/. Sardinian Five per Cents., 954 , 96. Bpsnish Old Three per Cents., 501, 51, 501, ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 231, ; ditto Passive (Converted), 61, 2, 1 ; ditto Committee's Certif., 3, 31 per cent. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 10, 9”, 10 prem. The miscellaneous share market is active. The sales include :—Colonial Bank shares at 161, 16 ; Londen Chartered Bank of Australia (21. 10s. paid), 44 ; London and Westminster Bank, 331,1; Oriental Bank Corporation, 38, ex new; Royal Australian Banking and Gold Importing (IL paid), 11; Union Bank of Australia, 50 1; Crystal Palace, 5 ; Penin sular and Oriental Steam, 861; ditto, New, 381. The following are the prices current for shares in new undertakings :—Ebro Canal, a to ; prem. ; French Crystal Palace, 4 to prem.; Beziers to Oraissessac Railway (the allotment of which was made to-day), par to 1 prem. Quebec and Richmcnd Railway, to prem.; Upper Railway of India, 4 to ; prem.; Chiriqui Road, 3-16 to .5-16 prem.; Fair Head Harbour, 1-16 to 3-16. Notice has been issued that the Charleroi and Er quelioee Railway will be opened on the 11th prox., and that until the completion of the Northern of France line to Erquelines, whereby a communication will be effected between the French and Belgian lines, fast coaches will be run between the two termini. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by our government stocks at pre sent prices. To render the results strictly accurate, the proportion of interest which may have accrued since last dividend period should in each case be taken into account. It should also be remembered that the ThrP.-•- ' **ter per Cent. becomes a Three per Cent. Stock in 1854. let. percent. Price. per mum Three per Nat Carole Three per Oast Ileired rut) Now Thrembilia4sertar rat Casts Bank Omit shut) India Steel (die. 10 1 per cent. per emus) Exchequer . Win March ant lid. per t4O oast per dal) Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Liver ' pod it Share Lid) showing the rates yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prices, the inhalation being based on the dividend paid in the bettyear ending the 30th of June:— Tree. Int. per cent. 3 15 0 t . iiii. ZAILIVAT. perinnam. 111 London and N. Watson Stook en dlr. 410 I 151 London end N. Western Fifths 103 Bristol end Exeter ex dlr. 4 7 4 7.5 kdloberli sad Glasgow It Llmopool, Crosby end nontlipart 11 Great Western s'..k..llAgnejilmid Ilsrldi4o el db. 4 0 144 --.—.....-- ea ay. I II 114 _ ors die. 11 17 11 . ..g -.st. 8 I II li UNION! 1114 OWN, . ex dlr. 3 I 6 44 391113991 66. 111 tm sad Derby ea die. 31 10 114 MMus ez di.. 3 1 1 93 !MIMI soden& Western es oily. 3 101 IS Idoloshke sad Yorbeldrs Stock az thy. 3 9 34 Some isslora 103 L.M.n Lud South 03111 t ex dlv. 3 le IS Not Immidre ea dly. 3 1 el 19 Omit &dawn es dly. I I 71 111 Nertllll99llsydsbly• _.. . . ea dl.. 3 0 Moir tad Sinsetsid ..... Tort int Mtn iffilmod THIS DAY. ea dn: i I sz div. I Two o'CLocc. Consols remain steady, although the transactions are unimportant. Purchases have been made this morning at 1001 both for cash and time, but the present quotation is / worse, at 100 to 1 for money, and 1001 to 1 for the 13th October. South Sea New Annuities mark 99k. The March Exchequer Bills are quoted 71s. to vis. prem., and the June 675. to 70s. premium. In the foreign market the features aro a fall in Grenadian stocks, and continued firmness in Spanish. Grenadian Actives mark 23; do. Deferred, 12/ to 111; Spanish Old Threes, 61 ; ditto New Deferred, 231 to 24; ditto Passive, 61; Mexican, 261; Peruvian De ferred, 6.51 ; Austrian Scrip, 51 prem.; Turkish, 91 prem. THE LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. ?MILS, Barr. 30. Tor Moog. 3 pee ants. 411 pn Cade., e ger Cente., 11133 4 par Conte Sps Mine. New Loa& _. II . I ... .. Neehealte on Leaden: et etitti;l3 174: 110 days, Ili. Do lsip . a. l :l7rat.l4lo 1431 Money I Dp's' r p o i r ciiiiii 7 . saw . _ . I Do. 1e341 Tor Aermat. 74 II 104 0 76 40 104 40 Is S• 104 SS 73 10 &04 30 IS 10 104 30 •I' • ''''' Plsdasot 3 p.Ct 66 90 ... Treasury Roads Do. I. 1532 . 961 .. Rank Blares .. 2613 .. Pniun, SEPT.:2O.—SL Germain,l,l2s; Versailles (right Mak), —; ditto (I•R bank), 320; Paris sod Orleans, 1,490; Pans mad Roam, 910 ; Rama mad Ham. 470; Yartellles and Aviint a, 600; ikraabows and Hale, 333 60 ; Northers, 716 23; Path sad "trasbeil 4 9, 7 4 3 . Paris sad Lyrae, 621 SS; Lyrae sad A• 11 41 104 630; Waters's' sad Tray.., 261 MA Onset, 630; Names et Bt. Dialer &Gray, 343 ; Boileau: sat Tarte, 373 SO ; Parts sad lassna, 170; Dieppe sad Pacamp, 300; Grand Conks, 1,400. MADRID, SEPT. 15.—Three per Cents:, 471; after Bolas, 471; ditto Deferred, 24 - 1 ; after Bolas, 241 c. National Debt (let class), 12k; after Bola, 121; ditto (2nd class), 6k; after Bobs", tn. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 1041 p. Exchange on London, 60•30 p. BERLIN, SEPT. 18.—Voluntary Loan, 102 k ; New Four-and-a-Half per Cents. (1850), 1041; ditto (1852), 1041. National Debt, 951. Commercial Marine Society's I'remium,l2Bf. Bank Shares, 1071. VIENNA, SEPT. 18.—Five per Cent. Metalliques 95; New Loan (Series A), 95 1 ; ditto (Series B), 111; Lombardo Venation, 1021. Bank Shares, 1,362. Exchange on LifiaWa s 11.17. CORONER'S INIVEST.—Lou OF THREE LTV= AT GREISNWICR.—Yeaterday Mr. W. Baker, the coroner, held an incjoest at the Roysl Mason, Sherbutt-street, Poplar, respecting the deaths of Wm. Hutt, aged 21, and Thomas Baker, aged 9 years, who perished by the upsetting of a small pleasure boat. Stephen Thomas, a labourer, residing at 27, Jeston-street, Tower-street, Waterloo-road, Lambeth, stated that on Sunday morning, the 12th inst., the two deceased persons (William Hutt and Thomas Baker), toge ther with Henry Hutt and witness, engaged • boat at Blackfriare Bridge, for the purpose of proceeding down the river on a pleasure excursion. They had reached Green wich Hospital, and had just altered the position of their boat to return to town, when two Boulogne steamers came down against the tide at a slow rate, but after they had gamed them the water became very rough, which alarmed the deceased, who got up and stood on one side of the boat, which filled and was swamped. They were all four im merged, and wituem saved himself by clinging to the boat until assistance arrived, hut the other three were drowned. Thames polies air stable 65 stated that the body of Henry Hutt bad been picked up by a lightermsn on the opposite side of the river on Friday last, which had been taken into the district of Mr. C. J. Cutter, the coroner for Kent. He had made inquiries in various guuten, and had amertained that although the steamers had left a heavy swell behind them, the accident was solely attributable to the unskilful manner in which the small boat was managed. The acci dent would not have happened if a waterman had had the charge of it. Other evidence having been adduced, the coroner remarked on the melancholy nature of the case, after which the jury unanimously agreed to a verdict of "Accidental Death. MONDAT EVIIIIIIO3. There have been numerous transactions in the mining share market today, business generally wearing a more satisfactory appearance. The inqui ries are chiefly for the undermentioned descriptions, many of which show an upward tendency :—West Wheal Darlington, Halamanning and Croft Gothal, Cook's Kitchen, Tremayne, Trehane, Tokenburg Consols, Trelawney, West Caradon, Ilerod's Foot, Bell and Lanarth, Alfred Consols, Wheal Ed ward, West Treasury, North Basset, Wheal Robins, Germ, Mendip Hills, Whitford, and Wheal Fen wick. Great Polgooths are better at 1, to 11 prem. Corn share are quoted 1 to 1 prem. Some or the old American mining shares have been extremely active, especially United Mexican and Imperial Brazilian. United Mexican reached 9, and after falling i back to 71, closed 71 to 8. Re ports have been n circulation that this company had received later advices by way of the United States, but we am assured this is not the case, the last accounts from the mine having come in by the last West India mail steamer. Imperial Brazilian ascended to 71, and were last called 61 to 7; St. John del Rey improved to 294; Cobre to 461; and Mexican and South American to 41 to 51. The Australian and South Australian Company's shares were also better; and English and Australian Cop per Smelting likewise advanced. Colonial Cold shares rose to t prem., owing to the accounts published in our impression of this morn ing. Yuba River took a great start, closing a to I prem. The non-official quotations are as follows:—Aus tralian Mutual, 1 to a prem.; Cordillera, a to prem.; Connemara, Ito 1 prem.; Kenmare, Ito 11 prem.; Glenaulin, to I prem. THIS DAY. Two o'Ciosx. The gold mining shares are steady, and Colonial Gold show great firmness. In United Mexican shares there have been nume rous transactions at 71 to 81; and in Inip•rial Bra zilian at 61 to 71. Mexican and South American have improved to 4/ to 3, and English and Australian Copper Smelting to 1 prem. amine Iluermaii pre= lore Na share. MINIM ,',,,c1. yesterday. today. 100,000 I Aqua Fria all 1 Ipm 11 100,000 We. 1 oplo Cellfonslaa .. all Pr 4pm 13,80 , 11 Arurien ...... ....... 10,000 10 Auetneleslan t 1 1 ! " 21.46011 20 Amtrak= 100,005 1 .turtrallen Frübold 00,000 1 Ave Maria all 11r par li,inli 50 bleenarroa lrce and Ore all 100,000 1 British Auatrallan bold all 1 1 dis 56,000 50 British Iron 10,000 55 &sell Imp.(las. at St. pm. 514 51 71 71 51 71 5,000 SO Do. Comma= Ctdaba 11,000 lb Do. St. Jahn Del Ray l5 210,000 1 Cenoo's Creek all las par 11,009 .. . Cobra Copper .... ..„ 4O 44 44 100,005 5 Colonial Inold . A 70,000 w a s notralian Copper all 1 die pat 51 KOOS 50 Gerard .. all =OlOO Golden Mountoin 75,000 Grand Duchy of Sidon 11.000 Great Polgoot6 .ll 11 11 pm loo,uoc Liberty 105,000 Lelte Bathe= 60,000 Law ItCelitor,O.QM.C.Oo all I 4 di* i 100,400 Marlqulta 50,500 1 Mellon* BouthAreeleen 9 44 61 ,5 41 504,000 New Granada .... 200,000 Names Mood 13 , `,000 Port Philip 1 # # pen 11 10,100 Quarts Rook e ll 1 Idr 7,000 05 gentle= de Cube 511,000 1 lon= Australian-- 1 1 di. epin 1 5.000 10 Tin Crolt 43.174 55.151 United Mar= .....—.. all 71 51 .• 11 71 81 #OO,OOO I I Went Meripera .«'... all 1 tag par I Pgl,ooo Tüba COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Booaa.—The public sales, which are rather large a n pewees*/ steadily, at last week's pekoe. The realise Market is abo firm; grocery lumps, low to fine, 43e. 6d. to 46e. Correa.—The public sale was too antal to alter quota tions. The article has a steady appearance. Native Ceylon quoted dull of sale, at 435. 64. to 44, TEA.—The public sales declared for to-morrow have sus pended business by private contract. Rtcs.-3,000 lugs of good and fine whole Bengal sold freely 10s. 6d. to lls., which established an advance of 3d. to 6d. on last week's public sale. Bamrrirraa.-6410 bar sold with spirit, at very full prices; refraction 61 to 81, 26.. to 27s 6d.; refraction 21, 20e. 6 l• ; refraction 6 to 81, 26e. 6d. to 28s. W. Isotoo.—The market is firm, at the late advance. 18,800 chests are now declared for the neat quarterly sale. In other articles no material alteratton. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is firm. Further advice, to-d•) from New York quote the price 11 cents per lb., which, with all charges added, loaves a profit on shipments hence even as high as 465. Town Tallow is quoted 395. 31. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 405.; October to December, 395. 6d.; January to March (18.53), 40s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade very heavy, at the following quotations :—Prime Meadow Hay, 755. to 80s.; inferior, 60s. to 70s.;_ Rowen, 60s. to 60s. • ' Clover, 755. io 955. ; second cut, 70s. to 905.; Straw, 28s. to 365. FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT AT THE NELSON COLFMN.— On Saturday last an accident of a frightful nature occurred at the Nelson column to a man named Daniel Allmond, a labourer, which was nearly producing fatal results. It ap pears that a number of workmen were engaged in fixing the grand bronze alto retierc tableau, representing England's naval Iwo at the battle of St. Vincent, which will cover the western side of the base, facing Cockspur-street, and for which several hetes had been drilled in the granite block, to receive the bolts by which the casting is to be kept in its position. These bolts were being fastened in by boiling lead, and Allmond was steadying one of them whilst the lead was being poured in from the 'elect, which contained about 12 pounds weight of it; and, alter nearly 10 pounds had been run, a loud gust was heard, when the whole mass instantly rushed out in a stream full upon him, going into his month and eyes, and burning his face in a frightful manner. His screams were heartrending, and he was immediately conveyed to Charing-cross hospital, where, upon examination, the above parts were found to be dread fully burnt, and his jacket and waistcoat were literally sol dered together, in which state they may now be seen at the hospital. Proper remedies were applied, but the right eye appears so much injured that his sight is likely to be im paired, whilst his face will he considerably marked. The cause of the explosion of the boiling lead is said to be some water in the cavity of the bole, which was instantaneously converted into steam, thus producing the explosive power. MONSTER MAIL To INDlA.—Yeaterdny morning the largest known mail to India, oia Southampton, Greece, the lonian Islands, &c., from the General Post-office, was despatched from the Waterloo Terminus of the South- Western Railway. It consisted of 173 boxes of letters, four portmanteaus, and 16 bags of newpapen. THE LATE CONTEST AT BEDFORD.—lmmediately after the election fur the borough of Bedford, a subscrip tion was commenced to present a testimonial to Mr. T. C. Anstey, expressive of their approbation of the principles of reform which he advocated, and of his manly conduct throughout the election. On Friday last, a numerous meeting of subscribers unanimously determined to invite that gentleman with some other to attend a public dinner, to promote the principles of the Parliamentary and Finan cial Reform Association, which are more then ever felt to be necessary by the conduct pursued at the recent elections throughout the country. ABERDEENSHIRE SALMON Fismr4t3B.—The fishing came to a close on Tuesday. It has been anything but pro lific in this part of the country, either on the coast or in the riven. The spring fishing commenced with every pro mise of success. For several months it was more prolifio than it had been for some years. However, about the month of May, it began to fall off. The smolt', which made their appearance very early, were unusually numer ous. They began to run about the middle of April, and early in June the grilse made their appearance in con siderable numbers, and in excellent condition for the season, The fishermen were in expectation of a continuous supply, and the productiveness of the fishings for a week or two justified their anticipations. At some of the stations on the Dee, the produce of occasional days was beyond anything that had been seen on the river for nearly 20 years. The continual droughts, however, soon bro u ght a eonsidersble change. There was not water enough in the rivers to attract the fish, and the catch fell off daily ; and the latter part of the season did not, in many instances, pay the work ing expenses. Up till the close of the season the fishier; never improved to any extent, and the prices were higher during the latter months than in the middle of the season. —Aberdeen Journal.