The Express. — London, England, 1853-08-27 00:00:00

<IP' ~~`~ r /•-tivr r 4 ;o °- e: e e' -~ Ttt (Exprt% No. 2,189.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 27, 1 Na 3. ['l'll REEPENCE. 803/BAY, DARODA, and CONIP AN V CENTRAL INDIA anummr . (Melina Registered.) goo ) OA), 1/1 at3.ouu Shores of S.:O eieh. VIM l , ue, a k W.... s, to t lupti. slam et EIU puct Is. pry els ; bring the sou unt prescribed or , V i et., c. l ln and 101 II Viet, e. 70. lo Or Mute rftoes • cryttal, the ballets u( Or:sisal.hues to ILO, 3 1 :rote. Oka kWh: 1l a. tent firstly, et•tehourth-park Catahrielmahire. cam• 11. 1.. EvAo, r0..1047 An 7, J St. A111115 . .9.0111ft, late r... a Wrist A Nllllll7. - IL F. trench, leautny Army, 14, St. Janieer-squate, t..• 4 K. . . ..lent At the C.A..rt of ei• Iligtiars tee 4u.ie•war at Fe Lout. aaro.Cul P.tt Keasedy, 31, T..reiug seedy ILL aal LA, Ovn•u.uss DMA*. r W tee taLI,A 14r1t.l (try rtates.t. Atte .r JAm •I. Tres EN., tiorettlea-lotler, lerAr Ilaat!er, au ea. Vols..rt *putt, late y New-road, SL . , .1.....'• %du. , Uftry Ilartiostas Thaws, Del . 11.G1.C. Civil Strikt., Laura. p...., i... 01. U..ry C.uoiv.art. Esq.. U.K.I.C. Civil ren.ce, Won't-ha, 81 deb- idA;01,..1,10 Dt.‘attoon sm. I:sum's* is Culla —Li.utcsant-C J. P. kennelly. KOVAL- —The Or.ratal Baal, 7. Walbrook, 14u►er—Wi llaketrulir, tos., So, Old ret t. Swarms—Howard sad LL amen, 141, l.,u..htirsb.strett. - 5... .4;17:v • till, To (gate.. .sO. 1... Lin-foul-deo et, Nee - iinsiii•street, 1111 i Company to formed for the parrasse ut mai-trading 1 trunk Olue vt rstfir .; worm it Ifonioay with Agra and Central India by Ira, al :tarsi, harelli. sad Neenelies, and the Valley • of the Illby• shot the WWmcu4, anti taw to form a jtincliOn between the trunk Lee W 1 th hog lama &Missy C.olosay and the Presidency ut hum .y abo toot idst. het • 'tout Surat along the Valle, of the e 121011 w. cr. a! olatort 01 trials Ws:mulct h atel Bent, ahol the owl .61.4 Maarrat an It :at, of toe T ertu :do, together with such Ormelies. the r .d. of t. e a , :jacvnt d.ati who MO requite. L,a Camp:any hate reit clad ibls,me evaistry as bring peculiarly buourasie mat, • selneetussr pant I sic*, and I/1 COOK queue tit lm tugs yo a isstic, , la • Catania proltalion-. I..Catiatg the wag tees bral. d .11.11 La 1 , dial, WV: quanta lee Cl opium, :tad an incatuott.- r,,,,a sspoy of oat; its ele.sdre drticle. cy 'n the !stonier,' en .ha 0.04. L. lot ,bestaercial latteic.sLite • MC enemas. ul I. t mate in Mint tt.n,t Lt..rtitt %silo Indian harbour illoontsy) with the a.orat capital of llinoloustsn, and with those tads provinces which east .stgray o aseulta: Iles Leh tandem; dig Meting at the tweet tou sle-rut peat , e :raj ter tailawas in prawn., Mali Cal Calla 4! the ,„,sih..,st of het, .; it. rut, mug an the nauet direct due for earning Imam nod iodate thwstoro lhibet awl China, Vat will bal for tent :duds bas for WM,: ,'ran beta tat peUicapsl tease aster ae 110 bawl. a. 111.; Anil.aluda an gweroment aid of the army. lag cap mil Nee. wry for the tormaucm of the trunk liar Irma dean. bay U sgrs 1..$ eventtlAl atilt realalnch it se tatended shall be last an..ertjes, his bora Palatal. d, up the laud csretul and ems , yokf, to b.. ratsod by . a Knit ond sub. o s sealt toms. the tandem. origthat shame will b.•C the prod 4 feu:. o Ain t • tb. smove 'a on lr goal ter 1.001. The falba capital , ast.l .n 04 eta. h b•auth :awl het‘siter s.teVusteal by the gutetameat, sth be mead by further issues of Asp., to +dash the shatolsooders will hare tan likc link:umlaut Clain. N. cad grit be sato uutil r thy usaplitloti tit thesurseys, area the lasi spun eat el the .cfehe and Indtan sacraments. A deed 4 althea.% tagaialiall ..it Wl.l be perparea it. trestaate u the a:11.14047 A . 1 l iar., e. I 10, ass lo and 11 Vim., c. ,o, Ur the reread m ot the suer-1141mo, o' which due notac old be gives by advt. useacat in the Tunes newspaper; tool tin vet C 1 par- Constair yy tag tin la l ity ut chulLicr* to tbe amount of their Shares, Ind be apple ler. The Ihreeters tit this Company, on the 19th of December last, sub. s atensuria t the 11.,a. Corr, of Ihrseturs of the East LAMA Litovk, , Ia wain they Knieded We sanctluis sad support ut the Walt hi their widest:Wog. 1 hat asemor,... was retorted by the Court el IMordors a las, gotrenitnest of l.Au. tor their opinion, and tie tallapaily bate wen toe Sitist.:tutn Uf AlarlUbbing t.nal their Schnee burro with the approval of the tiovernor tacnCral in Cuuncia ,s.l a ens ' , 7 relereiste to to. Go. trecittlenerara re,. I:, dated the ma mAptti art:, ant I which hal wax been vtlallal by umkr of the Wire ~t Cooulaud Nu. - .ill Tar dorassesUeurral, after detailing in Ma reeort of the 20th of Apra the word .ad gust aale.dttage• *hash, UI r nuillit.d pant of dew, wale be materred on the rietnuseut ul halm loan the at,lttia. vl Lac 11.12 ,1 Massy Ist:sleeted by tau LLimpany, pioreols, in We thrl).iesstL parajrapb o. OW report, :a p tau • ut ace teennberaisl aurae, to tie w.Ur ing Lew.: facia can c but it k ttlltYt ...turn,* kis balds.o. toot, mewed coauhcrcislly, this hue would Sart eale all preve..t muds. u tatsala ica.l.ol lot IsaviLliatt a bet •toen Medawar& Attie. wk. Lane imaber• of p. nose airtialy take mt. %awe A eh-amen Uptak file lautu, bu. oat as: burrachoe Gar:Sunup tar law Wen. A r.sidray wasil be available at all tubes. the 116.1.4•00.... , , Un.upti batter thin ibe statical things that pm^ dal it, is at hest a Wax. Oat, twat/Wing ~ s ue are. la. T'.e ropes, wss.d else: travellers at tutelary its as many days. These suera , rs on Use Indult bring up European PLOY, :0-Igoe& tar Lain ad suet Lira ths sive tsars that pt.ceoled theta. The make: tram in the Cyeer tow •IteUat.ll w I.:4lCilita, Is a great advance , • l:t. ea./rah. antserr al. hut I. either ease ismittui must ~ape Wait utia t make or wail bawls ash Waits the ..rtieN. ias whet ild•y /IC .e. 4101.14 gut their . 3.laLlit :I tlr.ir pailurt. Bete, sass , . Ume tu oath they waist be Cut.taa 11 by I alway woad be f0....-tind wily hi day.. A.." ugh u collar the construction a a uts trim MegaLi would in Uee manner egad the ainveysnce see goads what, the; require, rate laic 11011. 1.1411.612 it, CMatnialicaliag thrt.ad 1t.,.. .110 katattal I. 5.0.11 be switch 1411 qatedur, and by tette . ,o e its a, arobahiy. n Cblay all that tlitatlah bengal I Skis I.3llbotil A 'matey, d three; ! 441,6 y by Yea. want, "at , to coin tae r. t Ilihbosean at an advai. Lige, • 0.11+:, , v0i •ma a1...4..1: by ass ul tau lb. all /await .• I th •: a ale ,0 r 61.24 italliet.lll4( It India situ the St ~t.. a port, and • nit the Prrinikenty ifosinuy 'mad be .1 en .t u...t c•tiallatra,..l %alma, awl 1 hd saes aisunno to slmeatre e moms tion." Atter mailed tune norther remarks in hie report en the .;'tails mane Mime • .me a railway seised 1 .t.or, hi. lordship asol.; I repast, the.ctsro, that I alai* the mastrneaon of a Use trim, Murat by thrum am hemostat to Agra. se how c ecuLiteit to atkita We gnat. et @Mount sf serest sill muds 1f,112. W ark, n anouhl be bowl that era. toil twestbat,; lagimo .017 such Wass as those wateni. 1111.1 In the eu Mel u a the /Metiers ef the LttrooLi and Ctutral Intr. liat.sayOrtspay."' - • • Sure the fircel;it W this eon try of the Ociete.tor-Gesinit ' s report, the Itiretore C copse, have 141 mentos* with the lisn j4:14 *dew' vi tto Coat to: si% tors, rail with the hylasei of dee Wad of towitsol, In re.ereoce tu their projected hue, sad Pity bins lb id smooths, U. t the views and opinions et the tioveruorioesersl, a. viers . ..is; to his report, art fully COO tuned to by Ito Hume Gni rout ut. le lusiheryn, .1 tr.e suite-two 01 the filorentor-Gener.ll in his report, us.: we.. pis-timid be mad, thi . country throtons which tllr ben nor:led 1,4514 my oft ititeialtd to ;Asks the 11.0(1 •WaDie the Cott id incturs of toe LAat Indus 1.4.1•14127 have salltonsed the Istria.... v. t .in \is.o pan to a law Ws Yeti Alpe ouosp,eze the ftv.t....!• stir si., 4.44 tufrip4.ll.LWAlM W •be Coispitin spetisee whieb shallbe iseurnil to aiding than. The inrectors Live i.e. ewdi py . to M.N.: for •Y. K)•: cal.n Order th.it the eh- NM, • tosa 1111.) Mal be list, lass. Ograttl and pt p .se forthwith to vii vat t . tairstlr reitun.t.: saber, ti C .try co and tinplate the wept. Jo rat.r4. the pr....pent Cr . Imhof r.ii.wins lan renurxritne plot v: stew, at t • uuls unmet, to :Wei rt to :he tioveru ir-Unse rtziates co the subject, then White so hither Intilsortly con ti• q . -•• • - li helien ,oteerves. Ms in the teeth paragraph al his Ups sh..l be ill..wosti•ly seismal to the hist tesesace, well sad c t.. • en y Desiree el. patty thr.lttly worked, leatertaia ao to a epee the 'teat Itt.e. of aenmurnette , n now la the tea. km ' a, !Ise iseispauy. the Mures •hl reantrelaiins sail tlatine titeseur.he COUT. Wl.l sot be csllea up .11. suer a Lae shall to atoll operation, Us pay the taws* whoa tt hao been shared to ia.r.utee ideas the sepnat, 10 weer tutu...toe WS ;Alton,: to *vs* its away * railway gores *lathe." I i.. rate at 'enema to be gu raatee.l on tbnr espial will bt the 5. ;at ut arr..tt u.st b.twaa the the etVell of that Cunapauy and tae Lee lea.. Ceepauy, Mt' • I,f Cys 41.41 have bees cute. POul aaa Vail, approves', ea I Use thrze era are as.urea that, a. muds web guroa, e, they lull receive tram the Ina-t 1041101 UM. pay theft*. Itberal taws* baseborn SCCUILLed 1../ Wise galls:ay,. leftJ asesUubta by liens. Its US/Morse ties Calaway. *though they have all Meng lelt the stmt./est coaled et el the sausalroso at their uadertaltusg, abstained It la lure the stun..., until U h..l been 01.0115181.e1l 10 tie llt4.1:1114.041, I 01.0111 Who Well: 01110 t a cipetrut I) 11Celde 011 its to that tot it has been subgenera, awl having receiven (as It has dome, the tafturable euesaleratt as at the Italia!, 01 well 01 home euvergaseat, tee! tru-t that they may new recceemend they C.4.04e1111) do, te the support of the 4/4•01.e. kpLcettuos for promµ• hoes and .bares to be made to the time toy, 4 the Aloe. od the Coustuny, to. Lyt..rpoolottmet ; tx to Mr. Wallets liattrtute, 141, thd hrool str.et, th, broker to Cat Cothiotay. lop M ttPLICAITION MM.% • :ne Directors hi the tlawthty. 5ar.1.1.4, and Central In hl Railway MOM Moonamg a subemiber in the above elldWit dill* agganst gon Lot me uty of ILA eft enesba tin 'WM al whim., or any leer number that may be eleafallu NW. f agree to aineot, ant ay the raquiral &omit. to conute the used ot re limiest of the Company, to br Innate.' by the 11:r.: tura. ben c Jle t biota by advirtiremint tbeeTrami" Newspaper; or, In the event a my Wang to d,t ro t..r one m. nth alt the pwtite mon of ouch idrertiwnient, I agree th it the Woes allotto Ito me, with the depoeita pug inertia, Wall be i to the me of the Curopuoy. I am, genti. men, yuur obe tent servant, Nage in full Mama in full or prole WI ...... Referencia F 4 HREWSBURY and BIRMINGHAM and nil W6l tT aed LllV.Sitit ItAILWAYS. new ea IRO anwary, —Os ON deceived. The oder of this Loos. de and North Weeera is cleanest, sal eux..d le curial out. 13.1eid 'our ;awes mall you We ingain,l minutely int., lads to .tis' t sous &Mersa Juana's% o-tio.r of tli bturett,lciese beertilent Committee, 6EOItOL Wool) OT, Secretory. BuckladhamAteete, Adolph., Load.m, Aorpt 2a, 11133. ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH WIRE. The rrA 111141 - 11.% COTIVANT have much literate in :cuss hit Move in.erenell in Suhmarine bebernmeas Comma. • 4004 th 1 tie, have 'yawned the manufacture of perfec•ly new. Trleeraph M ire. Tubing, Delving Band% Skeet. eagea, Chamber Term* (ti.:1110,1C flatteries, ac. nosy now be W.—Orden to be "Iretmtl, ar nrevtinely, Vi the Gatta Perch& Compaq. lb. Wharf r4'l, fity.remil, Lomita. EIRE at the °VITA PERCIIA WORKS— RISArNIPTION el Itt.INYJOI. —llse Gana Pemba Company D ialw them earanmers and the outabe thit the T. ban SCallab PACIIVIIK of Tatung. Sheet. Mak aed Flat Kande, floater Vero la, (~.eranis gaiter ea, Electric Telegraph W•re. le. NMI•111111 ramy Artless are ale. in pruners.— (ndiga to be whirr ...ft preroto:y to the Gt.tt.. Percha company, Patois. it, Whart-roat City.road, SOUND and WHITE TEETH are not only indis penably requtsite • ',leans, ealerk rln both Yezev, but tley we ire idae y appreclatt.l thr..thrh 111, as a blesii.ng highly conducive Cu.o. warp...n.4 healtn awl I..nievity. Atbilw the ..alotr. prepara. thaw Wined an the purp...e, ItoWLAED.O • ildlErtY or PEARL bENTIVRIPE stands unrivalled In ern:kat:nit all tartar and ems- WOAD% art tt, par Ow• pearl-like a hitenem to the enamelled ourfsce, stabansi spits ul inenient ct. rendermd th • Rum Own and red, Inv the teeth final, Cr their ..cots, and. Irian its aromatic indu cer., Imparting sweetness and purity to the brewh. Price Zo. 9.1. per andloa.— The words, "Rowlands' (Mum." ore on the I ibel, ant "A. Lowland sad Sam In, Hatton-garden," on Uhll g immanent rump. OW by Was and by theneima sad putmers. 'FIHE NEW ZEALAND HANK. To be Incorporated by hors' Charter, or empowt red by Aet of the Co4•niol Legie!atute lisittme the liabiMy. C.patal /.50,00) intrUsw, with power to incrrare to the sum of rolm,OOU uterAng, to .4,Y00 *bards of Cr* each. Deposit CI per share. Right ll o g Lord tellanclide Lot %%mount Ranalagli W. U. MUM ad, L:(1. I Ch.rles J. Mate, I.q. Lord Viscount RANELAGII, Chairman David Bell es, Vey, :4, !overate.- JJJJJ ce, Ratewater Ch dies I leery Edmaittle, EN . le, Caanou-Aree t, City Witham Gte slain, Esq., merchant, bath Villa, Peckham Robert *fowl:feed y, Frederick.place, Clifton, Bristol John henry Lame, EN., Director of the London and County Bank Joseph Shiener, EN , I le, itenchurch-avert Cheek. R. Tbosipam, merchant, Ohl Broad-street (With power to mid to Nair number.) Pet• 14111 -fl • London and County Bank, 21, Loniberdaereet. STANDII4O COU9FYL—JO.OII w Marmon, EN., Temple. Bout rroes—Mteer.. Wright and Weedon, 4, Eurnivareinn; Robert Hui, EN., Wedineton. New Zealand. Baoscas —Neap*. Price and Brown, Ulmer-alley. 81•ClIETAILT —Mr. echo Iltilluerworth. Temperer, (Mime, 2, Buck ershury, Cheapside. The N. re Zotaret Bark pr poet to conduct general banking bad nms in New Zealand: and it to rep ated that, at there is no banking eetabliahnient exclusively dented to :he interests of New Zetland, the local Legiel.aure will ewe to Ade Company the advantaitee of a eulo nut ortnuarao, which will ob. late all difficulty in obtaining a Boys. (meter. Iler eteje-ire Government hating (melded, however, in • • IFe to resat • etar Cr for coioaial pummel., until the approbation tf the colon., to questiuu Mall have bees °beamed, a i eat on b. the Governoreimehme most influentially 'Wiled by landhold. re of New Zealand, and e earuerelal firms interested la the welfare of that colony, has born already forwarded. Capl7 al and labour are the two great wants of all infant add:lke; and it is believed that the cettablistiment of • New Zealand Bank, with a breath in each settlement, and with the eat test commeneirrete with their -eparate mini/count, wit afford not only a source of resume.. rath wto its eberebeltiers, Ine lei 1 atimultite tie coloni-ts to increased Of. eaertione; the fgricuPutai and met mall copubilities of the colony, Its 10 commerce, and whale li.larriew will be extend:el, while the spealy development of its mineral treasures will increase the value of land 11 1 wed Anther, sad will inaugurate an era of on much genertl prom- it pally, that 'shouting anti other emigrant. will be attracted to this 2 colony, and thus the Imeine-it at banking a be conttrually augment- il. lug and tendered of a permanently prOtleFFire character. St. A retroit et of the 114 20 years entails increase public cone. MO dens in Ka joust,toeit 406064ga/rig, end banes are much sought k after at the preeent dar a4k rue 10•4 tn. ate. The L talon and County SO Bank, the Lai' on and Weelminster Bank. the Lor don Joint-Stock IS Bask, the Union Rank, and the Commercial Bank of Loaded; meet. U drams at home : mid it is only at omatry to point to the ancasm Wiet has a-companied the verb tun caking; rota'Nehmerta In Australia, gni ti to remark that nearly the whole ut there have In the calm of • hew ...I. years withtli awe, in the shape of pronte an amount of money mins& _,, Mg their paid-up capital to draw the cone lueion that corm.= hewn swill result from the emplot went of capit A in the Nett of New lealaed whoee alLura are likely to undergo FO areal • elem.* 21 from the combination of eirearttg. nest which ills the duty of the pee- St 51 Imam of t hi. maxi ato promulgate. viz : 1. The minim/ion granted by tie Imperial Parliament. 2. The route via Panama to New Zealand, by the Pacific Steam 1 0 Navigation C.m any, whoreversels commence runt leg in September Igla wet ; thus placing them Milano most thetant settlements within a 81 . portal eurramunleati n W am or eight Srecita, and is direct 4ltatAnee 11 . 1,100 toilet nearer Er.glanil than any of the AuAra:ian tet.lements. S. The absence of all inferrer. ace at local matters by the Home its Government, and the t 'sestina of territorial rights by the New Zee i. - lead Company. 4. The impeoved relations between the British petting sect the IA discs of these 4'mA:is from the flostne of the longoresad land w quests. as. sir George Grey, the Go -enter, remarks in hie cliepateh to the Cuba. Pl._ Mal Secretary—. ln no part of h r Mejesty's dominions is properly re, more moire, or engagement. mire .trtctly oleerved, or where capital „,s! CIA be more Adel> .mph yea than in New Zealand), or where a more w. clone:are elms of Ifthtsb a W.j, de can be found deserving equal con. t l l sideratiom" 10 Gold having been discovered in various parts of New Zealand, it • St. 1011.ws that her attraCtiella and superiority or climate, will drive a dt• huge number of A rottenest adventurers to her shore e : it I. not, SO therefore, difticult to for. see a great end increased demand for money . 1 ! vccommothtton. All had tent of land, merchaets and °there eon- *Rs._ meted with the New Zeeland Prtilemetits, are deeply interested in r, nay scheme th it .h dl relieve them inm a position to unnatural ant w daneerott-, mid in the NIXON. attsading ama local bank, over C which, as atiarelaibirm, they bane an Interest and control. The pruteitne t stab:`ehtuent of the Bank will be in London. A local M. I committee will he ,it pointed in each province in New Zealand. All hemline Intone.. will be tranmetol on newt terms, and Mr. advamme .id be made in New 7-eatand and elsewhere en gold and ' 52 - • other approved aecuntim. SO A pr.porthn of Alarm will be resent d for New Zeeland, en that a 1 ..? proper divaiiin of the Company's lactate will benefit the coloides in which it operates. By the charter or deed of settlement, the Threetors reserve to the " Lteripany the right of imrea.ing the capital to £loo,oeo. A detroait 0: L - por share will be a' once called upon the ethiLal, but no future calls will be meek at Irn interval. than three nemths. bbotad the Rink nut bet Ft.4611F11•41, the s 114,1 e 4,1 Jv deposits, utter : 1 deducting ezponess.erill be returned to the .utperilere. Further detail./ end 'hoes or share er ar. mly be obtained at the Candeded olio@ dr of the brokers and mdiciud.. CHARTERED BANK of INDIA, AUSTRALIA, and CHINA. Inom.:•oratei by Royal Charter, with limitel liability. Capital, Sl,ooe,ooo.teroti (with Pow , ' to loon 40 to £J,000,0001. IJI 30,taal shares 01 e. 6. Thomas Alexander Stitepeil, of Sampson, Mitchell, and Co., Noe drowl..x. et. Petcr Bell, E.g.. firm of sew, Bell, and Co., East India and Austra. to Ilan nimehants, Alderman's...lk. Se] John Harsh ,w, Esq.. M.P., Ihractor of tLe Universal Life Am.:ta me* l'Xxl• ty, Cuff Howe, Um iamb. William Couk, req., firm of Coult, Sons, and Co., St. Pail's Church yard. (florae Bowmen Carr, Esq., Laurence Pountney.p!oce. An t ;1...f.10ne, p.m., stock well Lodge, Surrey. Williani schuss Lindsay, Earl., firm of W. S. Lindsay and Co., Auslitifrasrs. Joseph Marti. on, Eq., firm of James Morrison and Co., Australian merchants, Crown-caurt, Philpe.lane. (With power to add to their Dumber.) BAIKLIP. -11e.srs. Barclay, itermi, vitu n, and Co. lsouctross.—Mein. o.iverson. 1.3V1C, and reaches. haear.a...—Mesars. Joshua. Ilutchimori, and son. The iirectors hare row the gratification to 'innounce to the Share holders, that the approval of the Deals of the Treasury, the Boo! , s of Trade sal ••• rcrol, and of the Honourable East India Company, has been obtage to the charter of Inc trpurattee of this honk, e rite. ins .A, an' AUS ;KALI I, as well r• the other BRUISII COLONIES eastward of the CAPE of GOOD HOPE; and that the mfre was arrived to be scaled at the Posy Council, held on the 15th in.t., and only await., the co.npletam of the Dreeseary forms. The Directors also bee to cute, that they have engramd suitable perma nent °dime far the 13 alb in the S nth 5.-a flour. N... 29,111 r e -it. nredlostreet; and farther, that they intend forthwith to select ipolifitd XI inagers for the branches of the Corporation to be owed in lobs, Australia, and China—By order of the Ward, OEOKOE HOPE, Secretary, pro tem. Temporary Offices, 11, Sborgate-stree' Doted this 20th day of August, 1553. DR. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, con ef inure than 71.0 Mode h, now OPEN at the PORT LAND° .SLLERT, Keleht-street, opt. ...lathe Polyt. clink, every day ezeept Friday, for 61,NTLEMEN oN LT. 1 om I t till S and frnm 7 al In ; on Yridly.., aorever, the morning eahtbtd•m for prestlemen will close at 2 ''clock, when lathe. only will be admitted until 5 o'clock. F.apLmati f w gentlemen by Dr. Leach, and for ladies by Mrs. Lead. Adaalsrlow, Is. FOR AUSTRALIA and the COLONIES.—Light, cheap, and dural.L• ROOKING.—CROGGoN'S PATKNT AaItIIALTK RamNu YKLT ie perk ctly Impervious to rain, snow, and frost, and has been u-ted by a lung and extensive experience in all climate.; PAW, half the timber requirtd fur elates, an be laid on with great facility b. unpractised persona. PRICE ONE PENNY PER SQUARE FOOT. Crognon's NON-WM/CCM° Felt for covering steam boilers and pipes saves 21 ter aut. o' he I.— gawks and testieinniata mitt by pod on applicattion to CROOGoN mad pa»>4 DOVrtitTE-lIILL, LONDON, who alai supply gIIIP 1111EATHIN . ...i Veit and I MAX/ROCS Yelt la damp walls and lining Iron homes to 'goalies the tempergture. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, 10.30 A.m. Wind W.N.W., strong breeze, and squally. Arrived.— Febulon. from Paraiba; Mexican, Packet, from Rio Bache; Centurion and Garrick, from New York; Empire Queen, from St. John's, New Brunswick; Shooting Star, from Quebec, with loss of spars; Joni, from Alexandria. Off. —Royal William, barque. DEAL, SATURDAY, 9.44 A.m. Wind W.S.W., strong, and squally. Anchored.—Serenus, from Madras, for London. Passed.—Spanish screw steamer, supposed Maria Christina, from Cadiz, for London. Put back.—Tho brig Mary, with loss of anchor and chain. French Mail Passe Parton', from Calais for Dover, landed her passengers in the Downs this morning. SINGULAR FATALITY AT FAILsWORTIL—A few days ago a man, named John Andrews, from Little Moos, in the township of Ashton, mar Manchester, was found dead by the side of the brook which divide. Faiincorth from Ashton. The brook runs between two high and rather steep banks, and au old tOotpath leads down these banks on either side, terming the approach to a bridge con sisting of a single plank across the brook. The deceased had been to Fansworth, and having got intoaic►ted is sup posed to have Wien down the steep bank of the brook on his way home, for he was found on the Failsworth aids lying on his face, his head being doubled under him to the chest, and with his neck dislocated. He bad been met by two persons as he stsggcred that way, in a field but a short distance from the brook. He was a he►vy, corpulent man, and eight Sears ago sustained an injury to his neck and a fracture of one arm, under similar circumstances. An in quest was held by Mr. (i. 0. nutter, coroner, on Thursday, when the jury, for want of direct evidence as to the im mediate cause of death, returned an open verdict of " Found dead." IMMATATION nit WllEAT.—Yestenlity a return was printed from which it appears that last year the im portation of corn, &c., into Ireland, from foreign countries and British possessions, was 2,123,017 quarters, and in the half•year ended the sth ult. it was 1,234,609 quarters. The British and foreign corn, &c., imported into Ireland from Great Britain in the year wee 474,928 quarters, and in the hslf•year, 200,874 quarters, and the quantity inspored into Great Britain Irons Ireland was 1,844,368 quarters in the year, and 972,343 quarters in the half-year. WESTERN RAILWAY OF FRANCE.—Return of trunk for the week ending Aug. 22, 18.53 (99 miles open) 6,2411. Corresponding week last year, 5,11131. tor. ent ut SHARE LISTS. FRIDAY ETINIWO. The English railway market today was flat, with a declining tendency, but, although the dealers seemed to anticipate a rather " bullish" settling, the business going forward is so trifling, that the decline in prices is very unimportant. Great Westerns were firmer, owing to the late " bear " account, and the posting of notices to " buy in." Eastern Counties were fairly supported at the improvement of yester day afternoon. Midland and Lancashire and York shire stocks were weak. THIS DAY.—Tw•o o'CLocK. The railway market has ruled flat to-day ; but, owing to the general scarcity of stock, no real de cline can be established. Great Western is quoted 881 tp 89, but this stock is in demand for money, and has been " bought in " to complete the last account at a rise of 2 per cent. on the account price. London and North-Western is quoted 111 to 1; Midland, 71 to I Lancashire and Yorkshire, 75 to ; Dovers, 21 to 1% and Great Northern., 21. The market at the present' hour is steadier in tone than at the opening. French shares have been very quiet. Northern. are quoted 33,1 to 361, and Strasbourg., 39/ to j. ORDINARYSHAMA AND STOEIOII. la a 3 .1 DO :I , $ 10 X I X 2 0 I 5 90 10 ... 10 11 1"i 3 1 3 1 I 3 If all 10 fi lk 20 A 10 110 I 101 I. tit I S i io 6 2" 2p. Si all 'L I U• 20 IS ruitnitin lc nataneup and Rotterdun Enslaves t Greionerse... Saunas Eastern Junction tniatttroi r I a grauelinuk Nan and &sancta .. Oil& ?Cation Eipt Itvan Dn Vztennion Orem Icrtinn .Innetiun nf Frarn Grand Trunk of Cosa& r 1; it en and .Great Central dimes . :t.Virot.rf enna.l%.- cer • llanallton and Toronto .. Lootaartrtv4s p.C4Pset tAxecubnue = D. (Caul) . Ito. Guaranteed .. ecru Limeta &ad Vora *war a Law. (vial b.) Martlure c rat,. , Fee et. gaze (be i'. be A mks. .h+.) Noviregal Truitt hear. Ira.' ea.! Lyvas tiri.ses . lar.e P.I. '•' •T r oka.elCitni. 1.-4 14yease and Itiehmotd . I or. r I 77-, IRoyal Danl.ll Ways! botarlieli Do. 5; per C. nt. reefer . bat► Eaotero of France f?otbern of Low lot% Ser:p West IltoJely Do. Si per Coot. Prefer . norifierlond _ Aware, Zomba .......... LILVy. - ate • r" l AA 3 poi 2i 31.13 pm II it i ifi dis 41 41 dis par If 24 psi 76 16.. Si i 6 1 14} 111 9 18 19} pm SI Si ii; al{ id 3) 39 4; 34 :•13. 1, las :4) II 1 1: pra AG I Pal C pm .01 I I 111 9 IN ell dlo 21 21 dip MINES. FRID.ZY Evmice. This has been a quiet day in the market for home mining stocks, the transactions having been marked by quietude, and exhibiting no feature of novelty. The only sales reported to us to-day are Alfred Consols, at 20;; Pen y Gelli, 12, 1; Mill Pool, 7,1; Merllyn, 24 ; Cam Dwn Mawr, 3 ; Cal stock United, 21s. The gold mining shares were dull, at about former price r. Business in this department was on the most restricted scale. Great Nugget Vein shares were a shade flatter. At four o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted at *- to 1 prem.; Great Nugget, to'. prem. ; Port Phillip, . to 1 dis,; British Aus tralian, 7-16 to 3-10 die.; Anglo Californian, 1 to ,I ._ prem. ; Ague Fria, 1 to 1,1 prom. ; Nouveau Monde, !, to 1 prem. In other mine 4 the dealings were devoid of inte rest. Metcalfe Copper remain quoted 31 to 31 prem. The closing prices of new undertakings arc as fol lows :—Mizen Head, 1 to a dis. ; Lewis Hill Range, 1 to 1 . per share ; Great Crilinis, par to 1 prem.; Knockatrellane Copper, 1 to 1 die. ; Britannia Gold, to 1 per share; New Linares, A to : prem.; New South Wales Coal, 1 to 1 dis.• ' Metcalfe (of Ja maica), 31 to 3i pm. ; ' , Port Royal (of Jamaica); tol prem. - L'Aigle d'Or, '4 to 1 (kis.; London and Vir ginia Gold and Copper, l-16 415. to 1-16 pm. ; Mount Carbon Coal, ',-; to - 1 die. ; Ker.mare, par to 1 pm. ; Lake Superior Copper, 1 dis. to 1 . .pm.; Jamaica Copper, 2 1 to 2 - ' 1 prem. • Connemara, 1 ins to par ; Glenaulin , k to 1 dis.; Monarch, 1 to I ; die.; klstralian Nlutua 1, I to 1 dis. ; Australian C-.,uaols, to 1 die.; Chart e ra Australian Land and Mining, i to 1, per share ; Mel bourne Gold, ,1 to 1 per share; Golden Mountain, II to 1 per share; Gro:at Hewes United Tin, 1 to „ dis. ; Brucutu Gold, 1-16 ilis. 1-16 pm.; Poltimore, par to . pm. ; Alb;.on Gold. ,1 to 1 per sh.•, Lecke mor Copper,l-, dia. to 4 pm. ; Perran Wheal Alfred, I par to i prem. ; Sue River (of Jamaica), 1 to prem. a A n d d el Lo‘ \ l'itibemaulnSd and melting Go a i nt Reduction, ltotl a . to ; Z prem.; New South Wales Gold, 4 to ;1 prem. ; London and lAveeposl Australian Gold Mining and Streaming, par to„ prem. ; Cologne Lead, 1, to A, die.; Rhenish Charcoal, Iron, and Steel, par to 1 prem.; Liguance. (of J amaica), ;die. to 1 prem.; South s Devon Consols, .4 to .1 per share ; Garnett and Moseley, 11 to 21 prem.; Gladbach Zinc, 1 to 1 prem. ; Irish Con note, . to i die.; l'arkwyn and Carwalsick Tin, die. to par ; Obernhof, 4 to '4 prem. ; Peninsula! Mining, par to 4 prem. ; Great Cambrian Mining and Quarrying, Ito 4 prem. THIS DAY.—T‘so o'CLocx. The gold mining share market remains dull, with very little business. Colonial Gold are quoted to prem.; Great Nugget, to to 4 prem.; Nouveau Monde, to prem.; and Ague Fria, 15-16 to 1 1-16 prem. _ _ Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 35 to 36; Peel River, to prem.; and Scottish Australian Investment, 11 to IT ; prem. North British Australa sian stand at par only. New Granada mark dis. to par. VIO*11.14( bilealakul • 41 No. Urns Mese. Pad. Yesterday. Wiley. id ll' 1 ague Pra " all 1 4 1 Pro *NO 1 /An Auariersaafte Sll s TOON , ' 1: • oacta.• Cal... reset 16 1 : 61. , le taneualaci 1 11 1 666 *el , fit •AN•tration *VG!' awtraltaa Cordillera .. all Idr 100,060 I Auatraisa Freetald . al: 1 di. 12,00 1 Are Marls. ell Idw app. k .; au.trelian (lel,. al! 1 die 3111.066 Sr •Oritleb inks . 11.2 5 stop +Ora.... re ^ p 441 41 Go., 30 De.Orwassand Nate all 3 !IVO, 1. Do. gv. Jo!to ti. 1.61) :5 410,-c. , 1 idereni'l erre% 1 1 die , ale 11,096 a War f`apper all 46 4', ad 100.01 1 0 • Mlogouisl I 11 Pak I II 104 40eyr.wr *jeers a lag e t ff 63 Doe* U 4110. f rel. 7 , period all it 7 1 Poi 3 +Cop t c •.r. all 1 11 dl , 3 220. ens 2 1 Great Niaget VW; .. al; 1 1 pu, De.R,osterel tu.t:f fo Kle•eral V.. 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Now 310 , .01 lof i I 3 , Do. . . I 6ra 14 all ,Neryp.kC.arlials, 41 p Ct. -- ym a. leo ,0 .•• 149 1;1 1111 , 1 lAD, l'retermie.r 114 100 Parlor Itatene'ou . 24 110 , ye, Da. 34 par st. Pref. St& 11l 132 1 , all D.l.l l larenerralle7 3 I ct l ! 1 . Do. Debentures St.! 100 North PriUA ! 0$ all North Staffordshire • M. 1110 Ostord, Wolver..ols. 6 for ( 1 4 at 11 all Ditto ditto &U. , 21 21 pa • e 41treere.arBirot.Nrit 114 10 'IQ 413 re os.l l eCTlOrtert !ti 0 . Mina 8 r..r lest.. 171 IS 11 , 10 IN.. S per Cent ... 1 Pm 93 1: • 14 IS In 11 Ditto Fired 11 per Cent par 4pm 144 all booth Itamtern (Strobe Ann lof 01.0.6 055 2 2 5 dl. 100 Do. 41 per ant 20 al: Sla.YorkstAtrr Iperet.fluar 191 101 3 S Waterlord&Kilkonnyop.ot I 1 dia St. 100 York. Nomeare.'s,s4-0.4r , Ot.Norts haf.pore 17 5 Ditto taw es 13 T0rk8418.1114.1848./Mrelt par 1 pia ' ► dig i pm 115 117 tie 234 'mum prism Yesterday. 25i Ai 14 47 Of . 0 1 9 7 dip a 42 zd si 9i dig zd 142 03 RI 71 21 22 IS 201 4 S pm S_ 9 11 :3 i 47 49 •) no 1/24 ai •! $ll 72 74 Se SO 1011 67 211 1 Isii 43 41 24 1/1 183 116 111 /14 N 4 so 74 14 104 107 17 11 pm 75 161 5 44 am a 21 i 5 1:1 14 11 1114 111 id 1 1 4 14 1 id id I/54 1164 7 1 di' zd 6 1 di: sd a II 14 23 21 28 di. 711 711 44; .2 I$ 1 4 SS/ a 106 55 57 I P 31 SA UI die SA 5 Si 5: Si Si S 1 dif 11 33 II 14 14 7 74 41 41 di.,id x 111 9 14 7 4 9 19 : 0 4 3 g i 62 62 64 69 71 11 1 dts 6 IT 134 142 4 34 di. 19 40 701 104 36 3/ ,112 26 . 16 Id wise cods to 3 p.m. 111111 d II 3i 1-312 3 1 32 33 24 10 Ia roi 7 71 dts bO4 sly :X X.) NKNTAI 103 106 id Ili '3l Id 13) '52 zd 1!4 174 214 11 144 26 .7 46 100 3 31 log 1 9 85 57 144•1 i 94; - SA.OOl.$ 434'1 lomo P°44!!' au t i 21Rubin Coal sad Iron .tuldrallan Aoh-ultursl Australa...ian Pacific Mag.. to AkAtralian thqnl Mall .... 14 HerHo Watermark... W lkithh American Load.... 61Hrithh k rolouhl Maliable k Iftmluetton f0u1.*, .. blCrywil Palace ...... 4,erptal Pallav of Freaks .. Inlnkatent Ktant . ........ n ~--•-• --... ... .... tlileetrie Teletext& .. 15 (leuer,l Stearn Navilliiio .. 04 11 , lichen,' $ N. nhlhping Ow. 2. l lrigh laving.; :haw .. - . WI Mianktlena St. Nallinbas. 1 N WOO, i PACIII.IIOIIIIIVieII 1h Nethcrlarhig Land 2 1 N._ .0 wales Chalaallia . r . . steam Navigation Co._ ... Lun& 1 North lintigh Awdraialmia 011,011 e 1 li.. Nov . .... ..... .. 25.0,, , 20 North of I:und,r Stearn .. 13110110 &Wad Ricer Land a MINIM 20.00. j,,, , ,reotinguhu &iirictital Stan. 10,00 a to 1 1 '. 00,0(g, I P,lrland Iron Company ' 10,010 10 110,•al Mall Pltcaln . 11100tari I *hit' 0' Athdr. I tive-uaent 700 25 Staab .augtralLan Land.... huhi 1 Aulanarine Irlegvaph . .. 00001 100 Van Inman a lanul ...... ti,o 10,004 10.00410 ,0 4 !SA* l i p I. I _3 6 37: skaes— 2 II p. I SP li 1 Poi Id I 4 • Psll Pr& 18 1 : W ill 1 pm. an nn ▪ 1 7° i all 23 37 39 *I)4 17 101 l till I id 711 I 1 121 lid 151 t 121 1 SSI I- 1 ! - JOINT STOOK BANKS. U. 11114 t Circulatio No. IM. Slalom y N. lrn a. Salm. ' l°l4 Public de siteeder 2041 a. • Other dep 22.500 i 40 'Auatialasia .. ~,. - aN la aa ail Oavernme ... :40 'HAL Col Hama Loan ca an - - banking MO^ XI 'Wettish North American all * 25 Chartered Balk of Ai - 6 . • at Dar 4 other seca 60.00u1 ad 'Start. Bank of lolls. Asin. de arts 1 tnilta, and Meta_. 1 i II pia 28 8 20,0001100 Cokunal _ . ......, 26 - - 22.000300 Commercial of . London -21 - .- deportee Wiwi 20 , Nad.. Scot.. I Aust. Chart. ilO pre I Coin and Seven ci] ShOuP 2U'Lon. Chan. Hank of Ant. 15 It 2 1 11; The Rest 10,000! SO ilandou sad County INI - SAW. 30 • London Joint Soot . .. to - - The ttettet liwtho.loo I.oaclon and Westminster' 20 - - Each g lodoO'loo National Proc. of EusLmili 36 - - 10,101 10 'Do. New , to looked fc 0,0.8 50 :National. f Ireland ,Mt - - ex htbit c , , 11.073 25 'Oriental Hank Corpora - lot' all .14 61 1 2,006 100 ;Provincial of Irckuul..... 126 - - previous 4.01 P 10 tln. New . _ .._._ - - all - WASS 6 ,Ropal Atutrallan Matins is furthe and Child Imp. Co. 1 1 ,01.0 i 25 .Bputh Auptralta . ..... 3 , , , ,”( 1 C 13 Union of Australia ...... i all ,70 72 708 800,0004 8.00.. IC.. N0w.... doom 60 . Union of London lO - - 110/ 6.0.10, 40 Polon of Nadrid Iw' - - ginning b!ONEr MARK T. FRIDAY l ,aye Imo, again downwards, owing to the conti n ' The tendency of the stock mark e t s i .,,..i ay was Attlee of wet weather, which is most seriously view' 4 at the pre sent critical period of the harvest. Ist fact, it is observed at the present moment, as fr that the prices of corn and Consol .s move in an in verse ratio. The funds, howeve gradually, and, notwithetandin• s eqnently before, r. give way very some supply of stock towards the close a yes' believed that the selling is sti' el.:lily's market, it is l mainly speculative. It was reported by telegraph ' m the afternoon that the Paris bourse had close d with more firmness. Statements were again eirci Aced of the final accept ance of the note of' the fir ), ir rowers by Turke • but they had no favourable effect upon prices, partly owing to its being at the forte requires certain r samo time affirmed that the in question. Consols opened at ' codifications of the document I 98 to 1 for money an. 1)81 to 1, but soon receded to I account, which was the preva lent quotation till tl. and tour o'clock th m official close. Between three, a price was a shade better again at 98 1-16 to 3 11 ,out at the latter hour there were again sellers at 't 34 The official business report em ra per Cent. Consuls, for money, 981, b 1097 :-Three o„ 1%• Awed, account, Bth Sept., 981 98. Three per Cent. , wed, 981., 99, 981. ihree-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 1011, I, 1,1, India Stuck, 237. Bank S toc k, 2281, 228. ° Exchequt r Bills remain quoted at Is. dis. to 2, , . prem., but there was little demand. India Bonds ruled at 1 3s. to 206. prem. There • was very little business in Foreign Stocks, and Vac Peruvid ,n es showed a drooping tendency. Mexican, flat, b Spanish, and Granada Deferred closed at ' the variation in quotations was slight. At 4 e 'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 261 to 4 ; Peru vian Deterred, 59 to 61 ; Spanish Deferred, 231 to 1 ; the Committee's Certificates, 61 to " per cent.; Grr mada Active 23 to 24; ditto Deferred, 94 to 101. Ti , s sales recorded are : -Brazilian Five per Cent. P .onds, 1843, 103. Equador Bonds, 51. Mexican 11 Three per Cents., 26 . 1 . Peruvian Four.anda-Half per Cent. Bonds, 84}; ditto Deferred Three per Cent., 60. Portuguese Four per Cents., 43, 1; ditto, cx. all overdue Coupons, 421. Sardinian Five per Cents., 97, 96. Monday, the 29th instant, will be "making up" day in the share markets. The downward tendency reported by us last post day iu the market for foreign exchanges was in -1 mewed by to-day's operations. Quotations on most of the continental cities ruled decidedly lower. Thus bills on Hamburg were done as low as 13.5 1 ., re maining in demand at the close at 13.31 to 6. I'aper on Paris was done at 24.92; at short, and was in demand at 24.93, and at 25.12; to 15 for three months. Amsterdam ruled at 11.17'. to 1; Frank fort at 1191, money ; Vienna at 10.51 to 03; Trieste at 10.53 to 55 ; and St. Petersburg at 381 to Z. I)rafts on Italian places were also in more request. The day's decline appears to be mainly attributable to the corn movement at home and abroad. The accounts from the Baltic agree in referring to the large purchases of grain in nearly all the northern ports. Hamburg letters of the 23rd lest. report a rise of ls. to la. 6d. per quarter in wheat, owing to the de mand for France and Belgium. Since Friday 2,000 lasts had been sold at rates equal to 00s. for Rostock, 645. 6d. for Pomeranian, 03a. to 04s. for Danzig and Holstein, and 495. to 50s. for Danish. Money was light at 31 to 31 per cent. The exchanges were dull, and the rate on London ruled 1 of a schilling lower, bills remaining over at 13.11 to 1;. Funds and shares were neglected. Gold was quoted 437{ per mark. During the first two days of the week it would appear that some considerable amounts of Australian gold must have been sent into the Bank of England, but for the last three days the remittances to the Continent have been steady, and must amount in the aggregate to a considerable sum. The downward movement of the foreign exchanges is calculated to stimulate the efflux of the precious metal. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Douro, which will leave Southampton to-morrow far Smyrna and Constantinople, has on board 55,0001. in specie, and the Iberia for Oporto and Lisbon, 3,085/. The screw steamer Faith takes out 3,840/. The arrival was to-day announced of two vessels from Australia, viz., the Emigrant from Melbourne, with 7,230 ounces of gold, and the Island name from Geelong, with 16,131 ounces, making a total of 23,661 ounces, valued at 94,600/. The dates by the former of these vessels are to the 21st April, and by the latter to the 6th May, and are consequently old. Money remains easy; but, if anything, the ten.' dency to-day was in the direction of rather stiffer rates. 'l'hero is an impression in some quarters that the present less stringent position of the market will not be long maintained, and parties are thus in duced to avail themselves the more freely of the rates now current. Towards the beginning of next month it is thought the demand for accommodation, as usual, will show itself in a more marked manner. A small amount of bar silver was sold to-day at ss. 2d. per ounce standard, being an advance of 4d. per ounce. This silver came from the Continent, and is attracted by the high price now luting in the London market. The demand is still chiefly for India and China. The upward movement of the corn market conti nues. English wheat was in very short supply at to-day's market, and realised an advance of 2s. to 3s. per quarter on the rates of last Monday. Foreign wheat experienced a similar improvement, and flour rate 2s. per barrel, the demand for the Continent continuing. The scrip or banker's receipts of the Boston, Slea ford, and Midland Counties Railway Company is to be sent in for registration by the 6th Sept. In land shares tc-day there was scarcely any va riation. Australian Agricultural closed a trifle lower at 33 to 36. Bank shares were quiet and sta tionary in price. Those of the Bank of India, Aus tralia, and China were flatter. Southampton Dock shares mark 35; to 36; cx die.; and Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 77 to a. Berlin Waterworks shares are quoted , die. to 1 prem. Crystal Palace shares closed 11 to 11 prem. The account of the position of the Bank of Eng and for the week ending Saturday, the 20th August, is as follows: BANK OF ENULAND.-AfloVee for the weak ending Aug.::o, 1.53. I.+ ,_ , 2 RTI., ILTNIIOT. Note be. 4.7 . .. ./..iuctiiiir;;;;;,i...mi 0v.i.... . in„ot OM Other N.:untie.... .. 1.904.144) Oald De.n :.ud Naive IMMO, MIT& Data; ... ... 1a,164 - -- - . 530.647,0) 1411111.0 I.IIPAIMIIIIIIT. iquarlatarg'o7ll.ll4 ....Si ;AS:V.. lloVero3ollllt 60111111tUd• 4.3 , 4 futdie Drpaeh•Dnelu 1 .aana1M).".........C 13 , 027,682 .• . 4 , 11•4... t ab . Ilaleld, I .a.er rwesintise ~. ..te. , v. 1.... , :f :a , ;VW . Not,' ...... ... t 7.4MdID) ltt ; e t. % .., •• ACC" , 1 112211 111.14 ovl Miaow Min 524,1a3 !,;-.... - ..E... I,4CAMS I .... - . _ 408.073,616 .C 3:".. ..73,51i Atiora..t ~Ma 00.1. M. MARSHALL, chief 4 'ashler. This return, when compared with the precious week's beLlnee sheet, shows the following results: b 3 WOO Circulation issue Circulation active 23,002.810 Decrease 97,205 Public deposits 4,063,046 Increase 747,654 Other deposits Government securities in banking department Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and other bills 1,482,038 Increase 35.814 The Rest The Reserve Each succeeding balance sheet of the Bank is now looked for with great interest. The variations above exhibited are tu continuation of those presented in previous acciunts. The stock of the precious metals ie further reduced, although in the week embraced in the above statement we reported the arrival of fully 800,0001. iu Australian gold. Of this large sum, however, little was deliverable in London till the be ginning of the present week; whilst the foreign drain, as we have from time to time reported, con tinued, though less decided than a fortnight before. Under the circumstances, it may be reasonably ex pected that the return next issued by the Bent will show that the downward mlvvrnrit of this item bee experiencedacheek,although in ii:l probability merely a temporary one. The private deposits continue to diminish, and the private secvities to increase, but. it does not appear that the lla - .1: has yet experienced any pressure calculated to i•Aluee a cautious board Ito raise their rate of discoun . . The increase in the treasury deposits is .considerable, and argues a satis- I factory position of the natimal revenue. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received he Mr. lteuter's express:- Amsterdam, Thursday, closing prices: Dutch Four per Cents., 9511-16 ; ditto Two-and-a-110f ix! Cents., 63'4 ; Spar ish Deferred Three per Cents., 23 7-16; the Coupons, 6 11-16; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallies, 82.1 ; Mexican New, 26 1; Granada I)eferred, 10; Peruvian, New, 814; Equador, 4.1 ; Greek (Blue), 61, Paris closing prices of t his day :-Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Hewes, 105.20; ditto Three per Cents., tio.lo ; Bank Shares, 2.800. Vienna, Thursday : Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 94 3-16. Ex change on London, 10.37. Bank shares, 1.396. LONDON COURSE OW EXCHANGE.-Auo. 26. I.lrworts Bills and M. Money. amstsrdans pert Short 1 'S. lrotv. ... tin. misty. Ditto Rotterdam Antwerp w r. 25fr. 154 t. ... 25fr. 1710. „ „ 25w. Ik. ... :51r. Mc. thuntitai and Altona .. a Mom. Mitch!. 1 anr4 'obeli St. Petersburg per ruble SBl p.tace ... 311 In Paris per lf. Shill 28k. 90e. ... 5 41 r. 95e. Intto „ 3 hloatherife. I' 4e. ... 2514. 30e. Marseilles ,. „ Mfr. 171 e. ... 250. Ma. lhankfortma.tbe.lialae per tie „ 1 Ns. tr. ... • 1914. kr Vienna (effective) reef ~ 100. Mar. ... MM. 36kr. Trieste . Madre' .pet dollar " 60 penes ... 49. pence CAW • r. w 50 1 ?me •.• 5 11 4 ri ties Bilbao ....„...... „ " pence ... 111 pesec Barcelona .. „ 1911 pence ... 49i woes Malaga ............ w ~ 50 ;epee ... 41 ;wars St me " ba puree ... 4 , 1 p. um Gibraltar rr w pence ... 491 ear. Leghorn Genoa Naples per groat „ 414 pence .. 414 penes Palermo...- per ounce „ 1241 pence ... 1211 retire Messina Litibon pot mitre. 90 dup. date pence .. 531 pence 014ort1 pence ... . 4 :44 lane New York a dayssight 483 pram ... 14 pease THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. Heaviness continues to pervade the English stock market, but prices have rallied from the depression prevalent at one period of the morning. Consols opened 971 to 98, but are now quoted 98 to I foe mom) , and the Bth of Sept. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 984 to 1 ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 101 to 1; Bank Stock, 227;; Exche quer Bills, Is. dis. to Is. prem.; India Bonds, 18s. to 18s. prem. The foreign stock market is flat, with sc-treely any business offering. Mexican Bonds are quoted 281 to ; and Spanish Deterred, 24 to . Granada De ferred Bonds mark 91; I'ov uguese Fours, 45; and Buenos Ayrcan, 65. In no other stock is business recorded. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MtNemo L I.NR, SATURDAY MORNING. Thera has been rather more animation in the produce markets, and prices have somewhat advanced. For Sugar there has been a good demand, the public sales have gone off briskly at rather high, r rates, and privately a fair amount of business has been done. The buyers of Coffee have operated freely, and the sales, which have consisted mostly of fine qualities, have gone off at a ri e of Is. per ewt. An extensive inquiry has cxi.4..tl for Rice, which has been dealt in at rates fully 6d. to Is. per cot. above the previous currency. Pimento Ims risen about Id. per lb. The Tea m.ark•,t is without animation, bat prices g Ily are supported. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is steady to-dry, without alteration in pricca. Town Tallow is quoted 50s. nett caah ; Peter.buris Y.C. on the spot, 515.; Oct. to Dec., 50s. 6d. to 91. MARKET AVEILAO3IB.—Town Tallow, 525. 6d.; Fat by ditto, 2s. 100. ; yellow Ruffian, 525. 6il ; :Aug, 365. 6d.; Rough ditto, Ms. 6d.; Tallow Grave., 17s. ; Good liege, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply large and trade dull. ro into Meadow Hay, 00s. to 100 s. ; inferior, 80s. to 855.; new, 50'. to 801. ; Itowen, 50.. to 60s. ; Clover, old, 105 s. to 120. ; second cut, 80.. to 110 s. ; near, 80s. to 100 s. ; Straw, 28s to 33a. COVENT GARDEN.-THIS DAY. The market is well supplied with both Vegetables and Fruit, and trade is tolerably brisk. Peaches and NectarineS are plentiful. English Grapes are abundant. Importations from the Continent of Potatf es, Carrots, and Artichokes, are still kept up, and there are French Cherri' s and Apricots in the market. The latter fetch from is. 6.1. to 3s. 61 per dozen. En. lish Cherries are nearly over. Greengas. and Orleans Plums, from the South of France, fetch 40. per basket. There is also a large quantity of foreign Pine. in the market. Carrots and Turnips fetch from 4d. to 6d. per bunch. Peas arc still very good. Potatoes are better in quality, but the demand for them is not quite so good. 3lushrooms are scarce. Cut flowers consist of Pelar goniums, Fuchsias, Roses, Cyclamens, Mignonette, Pinks, and Carnations. ......._ FRUIT. Pine Apples, per lb., Js to 6s -- Grapes, hothouse, p. lb., Is to s6d Penne., er dos., Ifs to las Nectarines, per doz., 12. to Ins Apricots, per doz., 2s to be Plums, Orleans, p. pun., Is to Is Greencsige, do., Is 0,1 to 2snd Melons, each, 2sto es . - Pears, per dor., 1e 6d to 4; 'igs d, . per t t' iev, per lA, tici to 34 V. s.l:terries, p. bush, 2s to 3s 6d Currants, p. 61. sieve, 1e to 2e Lemons per dozen, le to 2s Oranges, per dos., 2s to 3• tiraelk p.lOO, 144 Almoods, per peek, 5s sweet, per 11:1„ 2s to 3s Nuts, Barcelona, per lomat., 201 AbLk;L Apples, per bu.ll, 3s to Ss detmect, per dos., Is to 2s v KUM (\totem", per doe., rd to 9d Csu'illowers, each, 2d to 4d Greens, per doe., 2s 6d to 4s Prete', Beans, br. s., Is 6d is 2-6 d Asparagus. p. bundle, to —s Rhuharti, per bun., 3d to 91 Potatoes, per too, 40• to 100 s per cwt., 341 to Ss per !b., 64 to Rd, Lettuce, Cab., per 1101, 6d toed Cos, per score, Is toll Radishes, per doz.. Is to is Od entail ?beads, p. puo., 2d to ad Horse Radish, per bill., I. to 3s teihruoms, per pot. Is Od to 26 6d Pierre!, per half sieve, 6d to Is artichoke.. per, ea., SP In Gs Od I Fennel, per bunch, 2cl to 3d s:!vory, per bunch, At to A .. . per bu•h., is 64 to 54 Turnip!, per doz., Ss Od to is , d Conumbers elch Ito 141 - ' 04.4, per bundle, 9.1 to Is Gd C irrut!, p. d 0,.. ds to to tipirtult, per gere, II to 24 beet, per dua id to Is 6d Leek,, per bim b, ]d to 4d 'J7u:to•', M•r Ib, 6d to ed Thyme. Per huorh, 2A io .9A T;;; duz buoebm, %; to .3a Mint, green, per bunch, Al to 4d 11014 green. per bunch, MI Marjoram. do. do., &I Waterereseee, p. 11 bun., SM to 10d TUE KENSINGTON PIGGERIES.—The great evil of the Potteries piggeries, writes Mr. Nixon, of 'Baden Lodge, wu not brought Ware the justices of the parish under the " Kensington Improvement Act," hut under the Nuisances Removal Act, 11 an 12 Viet. c. 123. Under this act the justices are empowered to give an order ter the removal of the nuisance within two days and in ea..e of failure on the part of those complained against, an order upon the Improvement Commissionen to remove the pigs. Both these orders were given, and by both patties have been disobeyed. The Improvement Commissioners applied last Tuesday to the bench for summonses against the pig keepers, which the justices 'greed to grant. These penal ties against defendants, as sued for, will be heard on Tues day next. My name is mentioned ; and I trust, therefore, you will allow me to say that both myself and my brother magistrates, " who all, and each, and every one. con curs in the amount of the nuisance, are ready and willing to give any orders that we are entrusted with ; but we have no authority to remove the pigs iastanter. The results rest suchr ove authorityme o t C o Commis sioners, with the pig-keepers in the Potteries in defence of their s r i t Ze e r r s t , l hac ter ke us d b t y ll . e putlic ns o i g n i g n t i o o n n and lm act enables the instiees to invest them with.—The Boulder. - A* 4