The Express. — London, England, 1852-09-20 00:00:00

: - t.e o_ort%sl 1 .J4:ld , 1 , . v [THREEPENCE. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1852. IRELAND. Or bowl Irdns by inial gar a Draun, earr.ll. In the ease of the Queen at the lion of the colonel and officers of the 31st re t aphid Mr. Wallace, the proprietor of the 411,11e4bilt foe libel, the defendant 'timid ben re ags tat. at the head poliemallee lailkL e t a m t poi h !whim appearance in the Oast of Dee& eel the first day of next tern.. Hers (la w delver to the crown) appeared am asinsal with Mr. nes, en the part of Mr. Kemmiss, crown solicitor, I* the prosecution. Mr. Dowse, barrister, with Mr. thew Tully, solicitor. ap peared for Mr. Wallace. Tbo informations of Lieetenemt-Cololonel 8 Captain Eager, and Usetenant Huttr,s the :tint regiment, were nail out by Mr. Porter. Thty set forth the circumstameas relative to the affair at Sumile-be kip, and denyW that the jpiety of the 31st had committed wilful anyder as that imeasion, or had slaughtered the people without provocation. They also charged as wicked) y false and untrue the allegation contained in th e alleged libel that the 31st rigament bad t.-^ guilty of cowardice, or had lost their facie„ the contrary, they had ever ezhibitethe utmost gallantry. Mr. Dome, es the part of the defendant, having declined therm coodue the nitnesees, Mr. Wallace was oiled wee to enter into securities, himself in 2001., awl two sureties in 1001. each. Dr. Gray and Mr. Matthew Tully, solicitor, became securities in the ems re quired, and the reeognisanee* having been perfected, the parties left the office. A Dublitipaper, noted for its scurrility publishes a most abusive article on the late Duke. The series of Italian operas at the Dublin Theatre was commenced lest night, under most socceseful auspices. The opera selected for the occasion was the " Lucretia Borgia," and Mario, Grisi, and the ether members of the company appeared in excellent Oitf.. The house was filled to overflowing. The weather has been completely broken ; but, ac tonling to all the accounts from the country, the harvest seems to be quite safe, having been almost everywhere completed. rat:ten RATLWATTILATTIC.—Tho followb r ts a» the loot :thou moo r o neoloto of Ur prloolpol howl loom : so. ~,,, So so Soot : Pssayara, 415,6541.; Irmo, IT 1 ,a142.; lola. *MOIL ” ,3 so M.o.—hos @NW, * govt. II: Prooopro. 141,1M04 ; goo" 3kort. ' 7 L; toot. ammo—ho mill& s 14 OOK. 01. 3 to Sep. II : Poorpro, 113,312 f.; ps : ma %WM AND boosts Cuss—fry apt. s * *PC 51 : ratb osoonk ono* 240,4411. ' • totol. AS 041. *worn ao.—Prom Srpt. 2 to Soot. 4; 1114252 L I Pols 1341212.; rod. 471.3111 L ; res Amore 30 to loot : rtassopro. 45,1*L; pods. tow, asMot • "^slowl„—Flon oes. 3 to opt. I : Posseogoo.l4,l7llt. ; polo, st. , pat, !UHL 4Thok--1140 of sr *pt. II : hattsprip, mom; Iss 14 ,, , slit. t0t51.41002. ''llmott—oto loot.. to 14/4. 13: Tome^ 111 . 10 . I Peak HAIR; 15ti4114.11114 --- The remainder of tits morning was occupied in swearing the different panels of petty jurors. THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE BRISTOL AND EXETER RAILWAY. TAUNTON, &autoAy. The adjourned inquest touching tho death of Lambert Raton, the engine-driver, who was killed by the accident on the Bristol and Exeter Railway, on the Bth inst., was resumed this morning at the Toscana and Somerset County Hospital, before the coroner, Mr. W. W. Munekton. The inquiry was a lengthened one; bat, as the greater portion of the evidence was a repetition of that adduced at the inquiry at Creech as to the death of the stoker Thomas Humbentone, on Thursday, and which has already ap in the Ezirtes, it will be sasetessary for us to give The jury, after soma deliberation, returned the following verdict That lambert Eaton, the driver of engine No. 20, working the express train down on Wednesday, the Bth day of September, 18.52, died on Monday, the 13th day of September. 1852, from injuries received by reason of the said mien, e No. N gisg o ff the line of the Bristol and Esease - Bailwakmas Ilieknert in the pariah of Creech Bt. Mialssers, sass Tasetiaa, end that there has not been en emit et eiaNsibiasisp evidence to prove by what means such mime 11Im Nma thsown off the said line and occasioned the .Nest eml heath of the said Lambert Eaton. The jury nmemimumly resommend the attention of the engineers of the Masi nag Easter Railway to the mete of the sub. stratum and yeehlog of that portion of the said railway lesdieh hem the tweeters terminus of the invert at Creech St. Tits eatsusise and opening of the South Wales akCarmarthea was celebrated ea Friday lut by a pabr.bmabsamdiva is the betaken market of Carmarthen, Mr. Wm. Mark the mayor, in the Man. He was rap ported right sad M tby Lord Bialys, Lord Villiers, Mr. Talbot, Y.P . tits of the direvors Captain Wil =.4lolll4lf the smutty ; Camel laniard, com et do Miumstalt sad Tsui\ Walis district ; Mr. I its Issarier deka busy. I Chgasia Whaley and Yr. dinners dabs Gnat Water& Railway ; Mr. H. M.P., MA David Sawa, M.P., the High Slant of Mr. Munty Vivian, M.P. far Swamies ,• Mr. oar Truro ; Kr. &widen Davies, M.P. MR Osessellindtles. as. ell•IIMAN,10110111111 "The dtriwa. asd diftellln of the loath Maim Railway." Owl reser..) Mr. Tauber estunied thsalta Or mast, aid for the rsaggisa whisk they bad rassiged Item do mayor sad tiMrof Oismarthas. At Os ssairdsa d his 01. W. IMO marosad aressal ati alas wasp ihasslemed with a spell Ibusa thettabdiawariber psall lbest t s loalikabbes. sad Msa W. had vitas I may ea the Oust Weston egsall ; Ist es maid. las us awry maid. • ut eases ssalhArast.' Ws did sa; bus on us; sad Casmslistssapll9 bona at sesgsof ddsomdi sport est. (Ohs. )Ws law stmessogassid Ihs esssed_ We logs assa is mash sue PiWisailthise so, Ms the Ciessuillse sf tho Tusks es, din Is sae bmp la t Is de Adam (Assn est lades/ lan basal es. boom in sat I of the Anemia • that is guise 19 buil dip as hugs that Millard Hans asty_psst ben whisk ass sailmak." (Laugher sad almoses.);The haNsuuslis they hai rtit- ma ssiessat Omit far ths satagllmasd mad hi breast dlesslues. mai id ins midis the.. Palau Moaners. Headers Melia was gives this ththeing. Mr. Leary " Oat e p ye." alai el tits Sawa three ▪ eppeensisine& Ma Pause ma gnat new Ne i the k .is . " Thu esith tbe L ad, " rod his sini sir, " Ter be is late • reihser's be," W sh. y Wby i the aidass," was the theism. ad nee usithihel verarsoks ewe heed. The ma malaw.sihagingoßa.liremuleed art aftele haw bath area as very strike& ea mast seen • esegaime simmingeous to our owls essetryirea. Manse Neville wreath Ile au. " Rojece pi= at the mast of the Wimp of the dam ea , • said te Irina W asegmul ?be s e ddlgithai r S7of the air. " the we z • lin. Ithasalta, who the festive Lpeeved twat east valuable aegulellea, gave "I aw that DiAssear heath." is a pure sa theillieted awl the gaging of " The iYl ma." "Tb people that abed I l i a Illa rk= sled owl la pima, thaw ia ins Wpm'," la thrinuese of is ewe rod chandler elthe eerie, with the alba of the are powered ream Yee. N.. Renee sag the air " Behold sal es.," Ispested, by request, the whole of the adheres. el the week. riir= has essethed theswele athael Is Ids with tile mama a.d bee same the seal lareugt =meMlp et the iambm ef the meth but irre seit=the Int : hes sae • deep impreals• was th e The ebonies thisigimmt wee mese Abase. C lik. wthwrierity elm absents he the pethemess of seal sale wee meted to the gleans " "'wsalatlisa " Athea " themes. Vida wan eves with raveling oust The 'theta to the doors serualed Oh •ng to 1421., whisk with the sae at 1111. raised to be or warded to the esesetteee r thegesy win lease the MI of wrtr 9091 dw she pugs= of she dignity; bag a very spa the =ewe allethel is ISIS. The aa~ad hlt hir shorithibe she awards will be math wan to make up the . Na re wh o l e of the evengasmas were aria sultry theoaialer, lit. Towerul la the ea idea eel beierthlike mean. The assesating ethos piss to Olsweester, bet the arreagmenis ese lemma ale yet asesseeta. A TANXII. stimady ilesimssi t at Maashister. is said M line IPA a Adam di/MM. be lei saw muldol In IMO Owls. A BOOR OF SHaDo ws.—Yellow, thumbed, device' wad by am sm4 time, stained with spots of oil sad vir- I Risk, hrukemblikad. don's-sander savvy, Isar-kome espy ell* se MAIM keeper would look at, mil at which Ile meemme at belhomes would tura up his new--I have • best whill 1 Mee. It is the Rev lir. Pilkimpten, his of Mims. You know it, oh ye amateurs and et the Ise arta, awsklag a verily the masters end the daft et wee ilmeeette eamemeo. You Whew it, ' Mdeoldele etameameleem, tee it brow peed beak et releeme, whew yaw emeoleyt emith, psladeg • Holy Away, end ~haw tbhe alawatare (pious freed!) of Deumluithlse isses, rem the risk, if to the Almaden, be sib a ale, maldes a .I1($ mishits la dwea- Linsad dads/ litreds or se Im ke painter's Me*, ise .dad lie deelh. I be,. meat. es. sow, aa "HOW Bemheandlt (with a head& le this It at whisk tho hoiden of would wee bee le win, dated thlo. I know my P lAw well. lad et e rA end IMw 11, der it is full of shadow ma . I Maim eamisey with it ; wow with the Alb — /le bn ch.A.'s of el, di maim: Mew la tie Mem* Paha moolv lag Ye peed Inim the Mode et Medea ihe FM. welt a =eabow ; labor Who MEW oda list ; Mae sulth a Vatto sad imelleeb wawa' ad at tha ;—mew, smith the ha pumlesat irmi e l =rjeviel, ekeeer,weethleat Aides Peeewee Lees ft/M. No meek, ee• mllt, aid m pleat ; bealst Nem Clesm et imet la birelibesemits MIMI old Dbk i=s P ratde al t=.—Dirkousee ■ Ilkosskel Words." THE CHOLERA. The following letter deearibee thil present state of the ISL eassa lPeela : , 0 eardety sad tenor prevail in all elasses ; gilt.h very severe is this oeighbourhood and the _ It rs pat a step to all lesstassa The lost so assay of its staff that the worries is pest-other 1 bows ef om . elamilenso have an boss shortened by coder. At WY monsept ths pew is in every tauter at Ohs own earas dame of the population. no both of So ellb of the onoureadaat has alarmed the Welsh dm= el misty, awl sway eases have oe merettla IN meta. Whom lt le welder:A that oar town wig Gesteins 40,61111shabitaate it will be seen that a meta- Ilig irhiali has remisd above 10 a day is fearfully high, when wmpored with Ws awes& of deaths under ordinary elusnendwoot, Idea re him sin to eight. All who our Preehh de it we Jambi He give. In every dreg yea LI: mesa Moe tow~lesish, or eurlages with the aseA Is to sheontestoefawillisohewaod Ribald, wham the IS- la IA pepdatienikeerewdeleigliher In tahealthy os the peitsegiswidithogreatostoreeetty. It 6 tow WM is a It ream whore settell ihmillee Ihie together, it is wake tn. semmon he the plOwisha to had, while as the WM& ef a u whets% hie Ms meals Gaging tosoildss a assawker, is the showed wiplatie et )us essi • Whit suds a diet It to is is Ingessible Ilse awe abs" tat _Gel daily mon N viable. Commisehoden with the 'ONO ef Ribald has _ ter wit elk end se ewe ma Merit willed permission of ; Me Oho i his Ow ammo bus hew welter. The apt- 41 Waft le in eh nominee of the sewn. It may be imagined m what a newstel is has seemed. Cheerfulness st. awl oseemS bare iron eh tie; not a sound ef A =is be t Ids sad melee en engaged. Me al• le the a down ; warmer pee huh led 81 =esummeasee, end hot weshed 111 ligglest a" Af i lie as gated to the gemsed in meneemil Wet the mane. of lnt it the it staid 111611144 ha bed es a mew if putt*/ the air, 5 . whist' led hew tried with awns is Beglesi ; bat di; IC WOW prosidond WA refund his pseminien." et. to Amass Misr, inshed is the hiss Mho* slam 14 that is the mid d the peens% eddhlt the goielsit w esilessosso owl ishillowes towards these who we ~ed. iti SAITILDAT SYZNINO. The mining share market continues firm, with a great foe dividend-paying_ stocks. In seve ral imam= the treassetions have been at improved prices, badman is by no means active. The Bea ohms remain neglected. Quartz Rock mimes wets In *alit hale mines the chief movement was in Impsrial Brazilian. The shares of this company, 10,000 in number, with 231. paid, were issued at 61 prem., and rose to upwards of 901. per share, paying large dividends. They have recently been at the low price of 31. to 4/. each, and have commenced moving upwards, being now at 61. to 71. Transac tions were actually entered into to day at 71. 10s. The property of the company (in the direction of which a railway from Rio de Janeiro is now in progress) is in the neighbourhood of that of the St. John del Rey, whose shares of 131. paid have risen from 10s. to 291., the present current price, and yield an annual dividend of 41. In the Imperial Brazilian the cause of depression is now removed. The company ceases working the unprofitable mine of Dwane, and concentrates itself on Gongo Seco,' which has already produced 1,400,0001. sterling in gold. lAA month 30 stamphead" only yielded 9lbs. weight of gold from the bed of the river and neigh bourhood of its former riches. When these Mawr are increased to the large extent for which there is capacity, the returns may be expected to be satis factory. There was also some activity in United Mexican shares, which closed 61 to 71, and after official hours were called Bi. The non-dal quotations are as follow :—Austra lieu Mutual to prem.; Cordillera, to I, prem. ; Stafford (Virginia) Gold, I to prem. ; Concealers, m. to 1 prom .; Kenmore, Ito 11 prem.: Glenaulin, 3-16 to 6-16 prem. THIS DAY. Two °Timm. The gold mining shares continue quiet. Colonial Gold are firm at i prem., but Ague Fria. are a shade weaker. A farther great advance has taken place in United ' Mexican shares, which reached 9, but hare since k fall.n back again. In Imperial Brazilian there have se also been numerous traniactions between 61 and 7i. s prim O guards,. .~~wur..r. ~.~... Madam i/64117".. Ili i • 1 No. 1,896.] • . 11111TA2NI1.A LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY , THE UNITED S TATES. IPainomateset, r► m ewled Aerg. I. 18V.--1 4. :y *mid Ad of Pollamme i frestamme-00.110SIRT7aTelfD1314 liksbleatli ht. LIVERPOOL, Ten DAT, 10 A.M. ADTATUOMI Of TRU 110ITITITHON. The Royal Mail steamer Asia. with advice' from UNSIONIIIII 11•3111 OP illill/VII. New York to the Bth, waa off Holyhead at 8.30. , Tod mperernesiglid ft w meurlog et Lens ce Debi. sad She will • about ..1 can .. 51 . 55 . 5 m ew 5 5 , 554 1 55 , 4 for 5 i 5555 5 .557 WPM • ht 2 ,'clock. * 4,... oeiy, um mith wog to Mgt op. - iriiineery. threeMent The ship Bhurtpore, which mailed hoe Liverpool in, :la tees Olin nesomeam maw air raametes. on Thursday hat for New 00eane, struck cm the (teat items be hat somas., et the Met Seven Anneal Pre- Loge ad, mar Wexford, on RafordaY, and shortly woo. c..eisent el she mesa 11e8Presatams Ming tialastell afterwards mash; Crew and pawagees , with the ter the .w elearel whea Ms ham berm mo a alika. eon 11101102 b MAULS SWIMS on. o:empties of five ea Then, were about The sewn* pefill• it Me dusk el the hiesrea, if he Me WNW 400 souls on bard. rt 4 4.0 4 de se el slay. bet es the sammil Mier° • its ads t ....... taas omeillaki a podia to IP es, Pa ma easiemrle ~..e. Or. earnamee ineseveuerre mama gAierietted kr the et eieeerma la pamme Wash= vb. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. near el man sdaemed me sketed la 111 b. by saserieg THIS DAY. ~., twos sommmaset lam mama, arboall ale ail well a trail at ap e PP samba Ms UM peerow, If a asegUae, bee UM -- s e.r el allv. The September unions of the above evert wen opened Time mashimale at mg time mememie ter Bak kit yaw if ~.i . , 4 , 44 1 4 um.piepiaki a mond 6, 5 ,,, d 0. w i se . a maw . ... morning by the Right Hos. the Lord Mayor, the Right Me MO blailliell or • prediesslo. Has. the Recorder, Aldermen Kelly, Sir John Rey. &dr lams, and Sir R. W. Carden, tke sheriffs, the sada,- SWAIM* MUTUAL. LIR MMOCIATIOIL sheriffs, end the other authorities of the city of Loathe I, Prtnew.etreet, 1100. Imam madly meow. Inipeinen by bee Ileoestee loyal Lease pest The Brit edition of the calendar contains U.. names of Anna Maass of peMs-epOs- ala esteatra et Me armed 112 prisoner", and the committals how the several counties rims amminm. roe, wa l es mead es i d the maw dug mmHg of appear to be is the following; properties' :-Loadoa, 37; ore re soma amenal Meamm6 resermag to the table et nem le. Middleses,42 ; Essex, 2 ; Kent, 14 ; and Santry, 17. erre& The Recorder. *hp the greed jar had been sworn, mid Staniar dearget for rem time met** dilkllll6ll of 10-601. i t did ~,, srpos , b y 41, 4 &raw" that Am was any NM, it IS WWI i y tbe wan for every •bareperasly. of peeatkr strati, a the caleadar or that any of the cams Itellerear Meer granted ea terms saawrally Onvearab:a le the . __ . ._ . - 2 . gram 1 us pmemet loges al.ealt, to she jury as imam'. the amount al 1.11 promisor. br .lash wear is rms. were brae hqual.l.l out s tea treat. their of than, sad be thereby. felt t sane- ti ter •••••1 nreeral meeting o• the 17th April amt, a reds*** maw to detain them by learaoileinervatime, and et Meer t .... or mu in Me pew* yeses prey ea 0 penis be abeam biLissbusomi to riellgogime or did, el soma fume selmioa be Albert .t tenewa la ante*** daily at 7 e'doeb. The remainder ef the morning was occupied in sweeziag *pot the newer. - . 1 a every ease eielited ill the pagley. the different pawls of petty jurors. Medical any ...at. ,e-atiocrated le all awe fur their report. ..------- - - MM. , I SOO., Iig , TTAL) IS:101 WO tte Ka Cie 1* street horn Table with Participation in THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE it Sato. el Freeman. Melte, eter 1111,111 Tarty Payment. Ha n bee BRISTOL AND EXETER RAILWAY. i 114004410 ' =l , . Mona HatT. Quer. 01011 p,,.. 1 Yearly tray TAUNTON, SI:MIDAS% .1 Rest i 11=1. A V' he. Tn. 1 Nees a veal ' mho& stew The adjourned inquest touching rho death of Tema 1 lat. Lambert Eaton, the engine-driver, who wit killed by the -- -7-7 777. - =-:-..,.. =l= = accident on the Bristol and Exeter Railway, on the Bth inst., n t a t 30 ''T ; 31-1-i,;51 was muneed this morning at the Zambia and Somerset , se I 9 3 • 3 2 7 4 4i 019 4 County Hospital, before the corolla, Mr. W. W. Munekton. 13 411 , • 10 , 6 1 7 1 4 61 013 I The inquiry was a lengthened ono; bat, as the greater O 5 3 1 1 1 11 2 11 4 I 0 II 6 portion of the evidence was a repetition of that adduced at 0 14 II 0 40 " 811 11 1016 2 the inquiry at Creech as to the death of the striker Thomas M 4 8 0 I 51 i 4 3 to Ii i t : 1 1 5 7 linasbentone, on Thursday, and which Imo already ap• 41 . Ull 6 I • 6 6 111 4 . •I$ 4 II IS 1611 Is peered in the Exprtes, it will be unsecessary for tut to give I. I. P..srtz. moose mower it in detail. ANDIIER YILUICIIO. ..merry. The jury, aßer soma deliberatioa, returned the following verdict :-. That lambert Eaton, the driver of engine DIL ARMSTRONG cm CONSUMPTION. an d No. 20, working the express train ,(own on Wednesday, the mi.:OA ,, litificATl L) , A J. , I army uw. Bth day of September, 18.52, died on Monday, the 13th dm] ..y. D, ‘111.,,,,,, 6g Amu. 4 3. 44 id a dy 4.4 of tb......ifina. of September. 1852, from injuries received by reason of the ear of the bees prevematlele el ainemitilne. ► by mign. said "mine No. Wa gteg off the line of the Bristol am team Me 904 010 9911106 In sa OM 00 guar & Exemaltailway,menr - *swore in the pariah of Creech St alas tame °Pall was.. Thom an" se s k o qb be • W 1 31,0 Mieleire, asp Taamilea. sad that them has not been en r t t"`"""` t ,,,,,,, a a ' a i Ileamia u , ...I C I= is iiiimi a. a P u5 "...4 1 . 84 ",,, liIMMII eft trießfiberary evidence to prove by what macs sad eh" mane me at De. The *MOM be Dieter alms MON Ms. NW'S thrown off the said hoe and occasioned at sv the we 04 thesis/wet bash.l me it' yet yap ea was the amdismt sof death of the said Lambert Eaton. ft simian tia.--" rainkinlng *nem dame ampaldi uneale." The jury aalaiamma2 slimemead the atlantic* of the engineer 6 • eapaaks at manes la *Pa lath a Se • of the Beim* Ramer Railway to the state of the sub glue ...abet tram the sisinelbe OM Ns lilt is 00; um= m i of that poetics of the said milers: "rag nut,,, b"." itla him P I O" alit the I t " II leou i t m em C h w il e g etern terminus of the invert at Crept & eat Mid at nu* Sea ate ammo dr* el aid w the mfr. a ear grog water, nom its he. temperstara geoid mmemally be 73 t met seheumt, as ham the allemlesi elan 0 the sit 4.0100 9,0 04 100.914 if the 9110, and ttle Is prods* 0 6.... 111=Les wh ie CPISII Is ca 4.11.4 41006 its mot Li hic k t s Ilkeessait Mend. J• 017 111. Mt -The SOUTH WALES EXTENSION TO CARMAR THE DAILY NEWS. THEN. ,prise Ise mord se. tthe had a the . The extension and opening of rho South Wale 0111.11 14.4 : a l ls D.IZ i r r ws r si Li ladre...4 win im„.....ftemd.4 fr . enswire . , i , tro . k , Rolo7 .aspe Com.olo44 was celebrated on Friday lest by I me. and an earl W yroaled mterne. whether patkol. mkt. EMI._ 11.999 in the butchers market of Carmarthen a calsaaati Mr. W . Millada t si t. mayor, in the .hair. Ire Wa sup a r east ad some PP Onsral laree.-is she wenn et as meted dela sad by Lord Bialys, Lord W il li e ere, Mr a lleCh p Uthe i =let e l=r me ta t Tlel ....i ehu . r . l i g I: Telimitdg e . 6 % ., the of the direeron Cdeael i e Cz e t re ain to W el il em es esti p Lart Oft Maw. ad Mama arikka- =55 el lbe illwasebb ad &Oh Wales district ; Mt do limb It • awe dared IP of filkele 111111 wry ether pope- 3 Ike eased/ of Mili awillegli I Via Belh_sley sat m sr. ist impure el eillykila be ladia free by emey 3k. direetore dim °Pat agar& Mad tray =dirte 61 67 Ref imam Slimy et* he of sum Mr. J. H. M.P., Me. David haw, M.P., the Rig sepUtsem Sheriff of Ni. Maumy Vivian, M.P. fo se : - moi .4-2. 11.11 1 1 . .. MO . bid " I " Swamp ; Mr. Illebs t _ _,P lise Truro • Kr • &nodes ' wr i t= la sol ow , limir um its ohms , • di Davis., M.P. be Useneellindibet be. hs is Nab to is Um by to. Ire Mem Of Amp The ClasillUlLAS propeod . The *draw sod threuer amt err as year Me to amm Was lamas hapeose. by of the death Wake Railway." amid dipar..) glob 609 be Neu Mee as ewer Ida 79 0 09 0 0 Wain thes Mr. Taxon seturpd *oak. it lie limmt, and for th, toy "aim he le " 3 6 .• 7 .".... 44 ..... 4 16 mu l e al " emPillige..._ ,___,' rameglka whisk they hod rushed ben Um mayor ass Me see .,,, . ray.. -- ri . s gesipsuplea et Osswierdsest. At be ssetimisa et his Nee . . ......... 1771 ........ mm at - mil o-. 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W 100•64449404.717 ad rffsnervetkve Illena. wear el le hue mew elimplelsil the 111111114 01.110791119.11100 rale *elm et Ibsen/ ; 'Ed shady. with tee email We low essa le mesh ewe PsWisibiehlee hiredil i ri 044•1009 d ah alesd mil weft sod 009 190 711190 0 1 101, lie is Closeller ef the lashelves t slain le se as se oftegibvismab-810 I•IY • Me. •-•61081 by say Ni mbi. b ut i s a s kw , p m . in i i nestor. eau put t as 'wawa Ere Owe Innasilaglal will , is 01 • 1111,461 /ow lom baled le Is se t bum lin ems 4 simes? Te le mewl of 0.07•41149 0 190;ema is the ~as ;et as the akeebere WTI 47 . •••••1 Mad ie pus le bull ship. a see ores 14 hisaaret tamive large that Millard Haps a lao saligeet dem uMis the is. mil." (loiegliser end eheemyine 109011011,:r emir. LLSOPP'S PALE ALES-Baron Liebe oh sesikeipia setwundi Oulu bir tin eeesplimeu hie I is Ace...,_ Mbertissweese -Matra& as Lear mad am beelbse besslese t mai eel Imes simian ileum hew* ihu squistwe teSl. from Swan laa f he M. ILNIT IMP. twowy. Trent : To wry pat ealeolamot med arm% ay mitiatleo Pe kply len solid le mead stawasso Milos as s saveritaasol Maki by et' ems. arm be Or .--, 0044 wOilm oiragrAker HEREFORD MUSICAL FESTIVAL. moths moms 0 my swirl% sad 400 ems* farm Is sop 11.1•00 i mill e =est, ow powlizem 0041114 Is We ' lanut Mumma. 86 . 1 r=mi *4.Zr ist i. e l ls =Tema td, Handel'. Melia was gives this emeeising. Mr awe meemoimmus mak& IP eamme •Lear, meg " Onodart ye." bawd el dime Mum, whs. el. see hes le e?r, mum I ohms le be of ___/ 2 7 mar eipperosib Ihs Part Paean ma I War le yeit. are matey you awe and ere al m° ° . peel am Meatus est% " Thu NM the 144' patleli. “Iteniele, lkb lepembee, 1662." and his sie et the eh, " Per be is leas • relber's rte' mad the die the wedoes," was the emus.* au Me mallablial "Masa if vsearsiks ewe hued. TM ssalemtiellesessalsiegbi ef Ilewdshistais awl udder IRELAND. haw ashy Mom very 'Whim. sal mom emu I semusdna sobembipeus to our own esuirrase. Madero Dreux, Ban. lb rtitlielli"" birsp Mbliele a e i l Le ß :t i rl rier ai remes th . 7 11.1 w. In the rue ef the Queen at the lion 61* a lit r d 11 1 ..bfira W a = 2 ;g 6 . l 9 ,Yeah attf 0 colonel and officers of the Slat aphid Mr. ' " Is Wallace, the proprietor of tbe Arglie4bik Mee. Ithasalta, witeniiimmt the Morel rem herself a 'meet nimble seouldlieu, gars " 1 dew the foe libel, the defendeod atimied be = I S w, Redeem/ live*" in a pare mod sesaletud 1 1 = hates at the head polieoulloa Magi to MA iti ead NA rifiliZfo shying of " ne for his appearance in time Oast of issa's Bondi as seen," hid "no PM& that wall ro lga rko= the first day of next term. ilk Hayes (law abhor illsad______lme lolEbloiall__ Mtn" ja its aatal",._ ha a" to the crowd) appeared ao esomej wi t h It,. g oo , iii , ammiema, ar gam - tot awl changeovers, Mask, with the the part of Mr. Remelt's, crown solicitor, hi tho me la bi b ib . ef it 'r Be an d mi Penlills '. misliklgr. Nee mill:: prosecution. Mr. Dowse, banister, with Mr. MM. th e whole ef the pedbemmeasef the week them Tully, solicitor , ap pealed for Mr. Wallace. The /b. Ms petaled tlioamed. dallod la lika with lb informations of Limelmemt•Cololonel Staimim. alma tatatot and I" 1.1111771 them " 16•1•10 RP * Cant... hi... ...A I A........ U..... .1 Shaw. aft wan oldie dmeaMer ef the mei% los a. Sc SOUTH WALES EXTENSION TO CARMAR. THEN. HEREFORD MUSICAL FESTIVAL *MINIMUMS aodsolka F/114114,1 —.. Aft Mirk. 1111 mince Iron sod Cool MI6 MoraMr Gold ... MI6 two MEL kappa at U. pea tr. Cloomoad C idoU us. IL Join Del So; ...".....-- MrioZols• I:scoff Odion alauld Ormil Daft Weeds LWee .."'-- /B.6oiilise,O.Ctts.C.Co ilshas ISPAMlllll•emairissa SSW= MIMI ... ..... PerinMr.....— ....... Omle lbek 1 -- diOals t Ws .. 1122 i h r 110411•111 Was 1411400884.. 1 4 1 I MI a 1 LOCAL SHAMS MARKETS. Lllllll.OOl, Burr. 18.—This has been another dull and inactive day en our share market. The business done is very limited, and no improvement has been experienced in the quotations of any kind of stocks. The following are the wiles :—Birkeallead, Lancashire, and Cheshire, 81 1 d. —Ditto (late Chester and Birkenhead), 191—Bristol and Beets?, 102—Beaters Counties, 111—East Anglian, 41— Lancashire and Yorkshire, 84—Msnehester, Sheffield, and Lincoln (1 shares, 1-44 till 7 863), 9—Midland, 771 — Ditto (saw pref. 41 per cent.), p.—North Staffordshire, d.—South Eastern and Dover, 211 1 I—Whitehaven and Fusses, 7—Dutch Rhenish, gd. Basaussitax, Barr. 18.—This was another dull day in war shims medal. end eery little business was transacted. Birodashees asd brar Vallep were dew at 101. MAIKOZISTM, fltn. 18.—There was not much business, but peas remakod without much change. Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction, S d—K ends] and Windermere, 121—Leeds Stock, &51—London Stock, 121— Sheffield ref , 111 77g—N. Westerns, 81.18. Lune, Barr. 18.—The market is still very inanimate, and prime, lf anything, lower than yesterday. The only sake In es Mows :—Lancashire and Yorkshires, 881 m" 1 lamb MOAK% 18f; Midland, 77g ; sad Balt Lancashire Ites FIZAILII 01 MAMMAL FANCY.—A few days ego, • Omer roadies r tho hooka of Mummy, near Shipton- up ea_ ,-Ileter ages pig late we of his henspens, discovered Is • Wisendle bra of lie deuglitees tenderly broodiag her yew* llosepted by owksby to count the number of I M sloped to weseve the timbered matron, but a, all ei t a Zl:l4l/1/adiy 411 her nature, offered some resist- • sees, by et tie westby fernser's luusd. However, ia adman of her ladepswisat spirit, he thrust his hand undseassill he, but with surprise ha suddenly withdrew it, era Wing Ye bead La ..Meet with a number of feet unlike Ibsen of • aloha, Is slimed the hen, drew her • 1 frees the nest, whs, lashed et hued of chickens h. s head she was wwele4 • dos them with all the affix:tics IS et • see nwher. Dew it maw this. is eat undostood, end bow M esibish Y • still grow, mom • a oat bar IN,. never bees eissevell to go nor it, awl dis las salsa is ; , sudsiest le enjoy h ir e wane* so or wlsgb—Wershire Is BOX MOT AllOlllllllllOl. Alin In the h I stellstiol seeks of the DM& Asessintisa ea Thursday, sl I the i.e. Dr. Mewl used • yaw ea the used end mow steel esolitisa dike lower deem is Clod, and rillend e sl i pergeeledy r lk." exodus" at ths people. Hs Wired to Gene owes oldster's as the modest silks swish Owls, to whwi Awhhrbsp Whitely intssea Ma with the geol. ; meowed smelt : " I sat huid, a:• • =2 eat of Infer Late Leviticus!" The eine esiesinsat in the oohs.— Wiles& slq 106,1119 Area WWI 1"01111 "CO* 7,104 "NO U's 44174 111111,600 1000 i 6 It 6 id• a a au i i di• 4 f dis f 42 44 44 il M I its ~... 1 lab I Ii s. f I pa 1 1% db_ Par S. 11, 1 1 .RAIL WA THIS DAT. Two (Mum. Army badness has bass done in leglish vaid. way maim to-day, int, in sympathy with °amok the medist has bast a shads bettor foe mow demelp .:—.. AND lITCKIN .If!i_T4l•,.. os. alLda ftwomma lMe WS MOM mai hahwis ▪ Mohr ono • Ciet sad Swim —. M . U WSW sal Ildhothro.. Dube, hrtk seilAbir au hawks . all a n I 2.711:i:1:111: L D) Wiihx °llll" Cle; A:: • has IL irati. lawaidse . ▪ h t a - .i.Taltioi.Tro:) to aro:worn - - al Wasoatiot NA WWI, .. 11l Da.111,41 . • •• !RAI?' lea Imoolina nal oiraillre *tl Do. Mir 14 Do. Wel Illaialaisa all Cosa Mallkomi .. 1 Ila Lambs arl Illaikeall - II Las.W 6. lloallasog IN Las. MI. Oosol 101 Lola Walla II D. Mir . . . .. I Doaleali.k.aelli4o 100 Lasios Ilaullb•Walara 421 Dee the - I 1ic..10P44h04 (oD*l**lrlArL Was O SAW . 10 Da. aki . . eiDray 174 111d.0.174*.(11 sLar Movelle iml 0111111* 100 Ilmmed* 14 Nu a l terdrd 4 74 Maall *oilman II DA. Saw . . 31 DaeOnts Om** •*B. 100 Nora MN*D oysa, . . ,17erth _**. I. .. 174 North ormer in— .... wawa.. 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NM1141101110110414001 N i Wow Vol rtf -- sau par "ralluseWs& assortait i , `I - - -...a 4 pre OL A /10 . ... Is ..____ i ,xel Ugly * bail ..: all 24 ct allioriZe;. 4 o•}op.e. 11 a u 0i5i5 ". +8. 17:6 41 L . 1 ,11. 0 ambint. Di umi:jesamiss i aimm il prZat. mott. :o2 :... 10 1.201.01~/IJIMUIPAgt AU Bat lair. 11141 .; Ca. 1 Ileribers 1 wale 1 I.lo.ooUosrlp 1ie11iCW6616116,1611.41 . 6_ ;66060111111761111k No Ms Fri 040 L 3 Lambiliffe~ldra fs 14. 11= to aa ism me 7.7 Do. 111 • Mem & Calk* 4"p Ct. PI Ds. do. 44 pCL tOo 05.611.4p,C1 11 Moo. IN :0 Do rd p o rip 30 Ikeda Aataaamt... all Do. Cloa. 14 per .at.. . 1M NMI Urn. 100 Insviaw,.. Wd elog•Zgliffrogsr P"m" 10 Ilionalbabasluiller.W. Ma] 11 $0 pee Swill Dom ICO SAIIIMINLAQ gout — . waisilmi hallow ... of 112610,01 a. 1: Clarkaama MEM= la * alermel end liereleas' Dfea es" es ... Delek SO SW lair I Oral ladle ?abide - 4e Do. 4 Our De. hares et her — e OtWeetatOreeleAere ... De. Seeds (led Iseaus used lase Iller IN 167,14411• toe la 11117, 14 Laserbeerg 10 Do. (leihrey) H De. , si s Sarai) = D sr Mimi" " fa $74 nub Mears: $7 el De. is Mier& law Nl* la) 141 Da. Do.(es Siieed) 10 Duren el are... .... ell Da IN. pie it Saab (lee &wham ) II Orle & ans ea* llergraa ela al Peruse &pm 110 Pahl NMI WINN IS Pugs re Ism 1 ••.0 P AW fflerbrea 4 Oessbeer M Seen DemosiOlar g ireire rd Maw el Wed I Meiletaillgre- MI fft H i IL 1 1 Is II BO 1141 141 411 43 N de 141 14 7 6de 61 71 41 I 111 8 111 111 itti , $ N I. TS 14 i No t 4 ri 4i di sej si !13 i!f xd 10 HPi id zd id 1111 111 2 2 . ail 111 I 12 114 IN 1 On 1141 1211 f I eal 1 S • IS 41 4 4ls 4 If die I. 1-7. ad F i , ti - IN If I Ms 77 774 44 44 Si lb 3 SO 81 7 If ells 44 48 be pg 4 48 1 77 VI 14 id SS 71 $ li Ms 261 11 161 10i IS 16 'a 6I 16 SI ad 7I Th ad NI 1 14 ad s II 14 Of 61 11 U Of 101 47 0$ 1 4 7 -1 " isi =N $o ss SO H ■ Se II U ISO 155 89 *3 113 113 141 11376 17 167 111 1 , 4 111 19 110 IN Ili - - ~• 10 161 10 111 I ide IS 111 IN IN MAIMS. IN 107 100 104 111 If I Wi i Pa II fi id if I Fin ii pa 144 i I N ! 17 -ir 17'I 4 I dim i loa SI 4 ;n IS 1 4 as • 10 111 114 PO di pa 148 k ifs Thin la 23 -- si 7 id 93 93 sd ►el Ilf I, 111 11 II id Idi Dli xd 6 6 Mx 102 1114 • It 1 I ma IMAM Ii Ili m 4 m 7 li pa Par I Pi l i it if 7 9 1 I 9 A 7 1 4 isi Hi 111 II pm SI IA 1 29 1 i $6 ' 1 1 41 I. I I 1 4 11 ... • P I p.a. "oily' : 7 4 7i MONEY MARKET. SarTADAYDIO. AN& were firm all the morning at yesterday's abeebot in the afternoon they improved j, and after Om wit bows were called a shade better still. The nit pie 991 to 100, and closed, socording Ile die report, at 100 to 1, but the after-hours' pies was 1001 to 1. For the 13th October the ireelletion ruled 1 more than for money. Bustness was small, and thus the advance may be considered imikatise of the general confidence in the stability of the market. There was no change in the floating debt. The March Exchequer Bills were rather more feed/ dealt in at 72e. to 755. prem. The Jane bills wow quiet at 675. to 70s. pram.; and India Bonds at 64e. to 87s. prem. The foreign bond dealings were few, but the tow dency of the market was upward. Granada Da. tarred, Peruvian, and Spanish were rather better. Turkish scrip was steady at si to 91 prem., and after the official hours was quoted 91 to 10 preen. Sales are marked as follows :—Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 65. Granada Deferred Bonds, 121, 1,1, 1. Mexican New Three per Cents., 251. Peruvian Deferred Three per Grits., 661. Portuguese Con verted Four per Cents., 381 ; ditto for account, 30th Sept, 39 Sardinian Five per Cents., for smut, 951 +96, 961. Spanish Old Timm per Omen, 001, 1 ; after New Deferred Three per Cents., 231, 1. _Turkish Biz per Cent. Loan, 91, 1 prem. The transactions in miscellaneous shares to-day were not numerous. The ( y include—London Char tered Bank of Australia ( 21. 10s. paid), 4: ; Royal Austnlianßanking and old Importing U. paid), 11; Crystal Palace, 5; Electric Telegraph of Ireland (11. paid), it ; shares in the Upper Railway of India have risen to I to 1. 1 prem.; and Bordeaux and Cette to 11 to 21 prem. French Crystal Palace are quoted Ito 1 prem.; Beeler, to Graissessac Railway, par to 1 prem. ; Richmond and Quebec Railway, 1 to ?, prem. ; English, Scottish, and Australian Bank, 11 to lt prem. As we took occasion is notice in the course of the week, the money market is rather tighter. For the discount of first-class bills lt per cent. is now readily given, and for money on call 11 per cent. In fact, the terms for discount may more properly be called It to 2 per cent. A temporary tightness is fre quently experienced during the shutting of the books, prior to the payment of the dividends, and as trade is brisk, and joint-stock enterprise more lively, the effect is felt rather more sensibly just at present. The directors of the Irish Land pany have made a call of 51. per share. The demand for tallow for New York, which has lately been noticed as a novel feature in this market, continues ; and 40s. is offered for St. Petersburg tal low to arrive in October, for transhipment to Ame rica. It is a somewhat novel circumstance for the United States tobeapurchaser in the European tallow market. The movement of specie and bullion is now exciting great and deserved attention. Our returns this week are remarkable for a very decided excess of exports over imports—a result that has not been noticed, to so considerable an extent, for a very lengthened period. The week's imports have comprised only a sum of 171,480 dole. by the Canada, and 300,000 dole. by the Atlantic, both from New York ; and 1,3001. by the Iberia from Gibraltar end Lisbon, the total value being only about 95,0001. sterling. Large remittances of gold dust are known to be coming forward from Aus tralia, but none have reached our shores this week. The Parana is also daily expected with a considerable sum from the West Indies. On the other hand the shipments have again been unusually heavy. The Custom-house account of the exports of the precious metals direct from London during the week ending Thursday is as follows:—. Gold coin: to the Mauritius, 0001.; to Hamburg, 1,000 as.. Gold bar: to Hamburg, 1,270 ox. Gold dust: to Havre, 180 ca. Silver coin : to Rotterdam, 10,550 ox.; to Madras and Calcutta, 233,000 ox.; to Dunkirk, 8,000 oz. ; to Belgium, 13,500 oz.; to Ham -21,600 oz.; to Bombay, 20,000 oz. Silver bars: to Madras and Calcutta, 67,160 oz.; to Dunkirk, 2,000 os.; to Hamburg, 3,200 oz.; to Bombay, 22,000 oz. This gives a total of 2,450 ounces and 8001. in gold, and 411,010 ounces of silver, of the aggregate value of nearly 120,000/. We have also returns of the shipmentof 88,2581. to Calcutta, the Mauritius, and Madras, by the General Screw Steam Shipping Company's steamer Indiana, 20,0001. in coin by the Waterloo, and 30,0001. by the Rattler, both for Elydney ; 3001. by the Prince of Wales for Geelong, 6001. by the Duke of Wellington for Sydney, and 2,4001. by the Magdalena for the West Indies. The shipments of the precious metals by the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Bentinck, which will leave Southampton for Alex andria on Monday morning, sum up no less than 347,0791.,distributed asfollows :—for Bombay,in silver 199,2221.; for Alexandria, in sovereigns, 25,2111.; for Calcutta, silver, 76,2111. ; for Singapore, silver, 21,6801.; for Aden, silver, 1,3901.; for Madras, silver, 14,5501. ; for Hong Hong, gold, 330/.; for Canton, silver, 8,4651. It should perhaps be noticed, however, that some portion of the shipments by the Indiana may be in cluded in the Custom-house account of the exports from the port of London, as above furnished. On summing up the exports from both London and the outports, we find an to shipment of rather more than 600,0001. We thus arrive at the rather astonishing fact that, upon striking a balance be tween receipts and shipments, this country has been drained of the precious metals during the week to the extent of more than half a million sterling. The metal so sent off is chiefly silver, and the quarters for which it is destined India and the continent. With respect to the proposed negotiations between the London and North Western and Great Western Companies, the .Railioay Times observes : No answer to Mr. Olyn's letter of the 28th August has as yet been transmitted from Paddington. This delay, we are aftaid, may be found to issue in the fact that the ex pected missive will declare the correspondence at an end. All idea of amalgamation at present must be given up. As to equality of rates, or division of traffic, time and circum stance, we believe, will have to be the ultimate arbitrators. The Birmingham and Oxford fares, it may be taken for granted, will not be Mee than those authorised by the in corporating act, end, ismild the Boston-square authorities feel balked, their maraaaes to obtain an increase of the madman draws h not likely to be rejected. It is not kagrabahin timahn, that the correspondence which has tahan pima aka kelf-yeady meetings may be published *Wag ananigyeek. From Ilertratils Journal we extract the following et the railway traffic returns for the last 7e2t h e all the lines in the kingdom : AgripS9 amount No. of Average receipt resolved. miles open. per mile. 1862 .... IMAM 6,801 £49 3 0 1861 .... 339,102 6,506 62 2 0 1860 .... 287,488 6,161 46 15 0 The Railway nmes estimates the gross receipts for the whole kingdom, since the lit July, u follows : _ Orme amount No. of Averse receipt received. miles open. per mile. 1862.... £3,496,734 6,692 £630 6 0 1861.... 3,660,064 6,326 678 11 0 1860.... 3,041.639 6,937 612 8 0 The Irish Bank returns for the four weeks ending September 4, 1852, are as follows : Nene sad Ale. authorial The Irk et WIN& 3,73/1,4211 • Preelodi Medi et Mind . the MAO Itoohlog Clommoy If. ARA= Wialing Ommisay 243,440 Ile Mar Wafts Ommem2 Tbdimilmal ark a 701.737 AO 24,004 The Clomill llatleeel ark 04,4211 Teta .... 6,234,494 4,60.701 .131.441 The preceding returns show a considerable in crease in the circulation as compared with the pre ceeding month, a comparison of the figura giving •i POild IN. SI 64 za 11 tat 114 IN I 771 47 4111 'IRIS 1,1 IS f Me • 131 4 1 8 7j i i I s VI I ti,l 4 • Ili v nits 1.1) i I tl 10 iiii It 111 a difference of 112,246/. in favour of the month jut pas t. In the amount of coin held there has be en a upon the month of 74,0111. TlllB DAY. Two o'Cioes. The Coned market remains very firm, in face of general inactivity in the dealings. The price was quoted at one time this morning as high as 1001 to for time, and is now called 100 to for money, and 100} to for the 13th October. No other stocks in this department has met with business. The March Exchequer Bills are Is. lower, at 71s. to 745. prem. In foreign stocks the feature is a rise in Spanish, consequent upon numerous investments, and a alight improvement in Turkish scrip. Spanish Old Threes mark 60} to 61 ; ditto New Deferred, 231 to I ; ditto Passive, 61 to 1. Turkish scrip 91 to 10 Orsnada Deferred, 12.1. Peruvian Deferred Threes, in 631 to 68 ; Mexican, 251 to a ; Portuguese Con verted Fours, 381. The whole of tho Turkish sc-ip receipts are expected in London to-morrow, so that there will be no further delay in the settlement. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANOEt ILADILID, SEPT. 14.—Three per Lents., 471; after Bohm, 471 p., 471 c ; Do. Deferred, 24 ; after Boles. 2411; Debt (let class), 124; after Bolas, 121; ditto (2nd clue ), 81; a ft er Bo la, 64; Bank of St. Far. dinand, 104/ p. ; Exchange on London, 50.30. p. Baum, Rem% 16.—Volentery Loan, 104 New Loan, Foartutd-a-Hall per Cent. (1840), 104 4 ; ditto (1852), 1041 4 ; National Debt, 95 Um mercialMarine Society's Premium,l2B. Bank Shares, 107. VIENNA, SEPT. 15.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 95. New Loan, (Series A) —; ditto (II), 1121. Lombardo Venetian, 1031. Bank Shares, 1360. Exchange on London, 12.29. MARK-LANE--THIS DAY. Our market was tolerably well supplied with English Wheat this morning by land-carriage samples from the near counties ; the quality and condition of the greater por tion of the supply was very indifferent. The best qualities were readily disposed of, and on rather better terms than last Monday, whilst the secondary and inferior hung hea vily on hand, although freely offered at that day's rates. Foreign Wheat is held with firmness, and its previous value was well supported. Town•made Flour underwent no change, but households and American barrels were cuter to purchase. Choice samples of malting Barley being scarce, command high rates, but other descriptions of English were rather cheaper. Foreign grinding Barley wee fully as dear. The arrivals of Oats from Ireland and our own coast during the put week have been small, and factors had no difficulty in maintaining last week's currency for such descriptions. The magnitude of the supply Irons Arch angel, vis., 46,8f,0 qrs. in the week, rather interfered with the sale, and the offers made by the largo dealers were barely so good. Beans were scarce, and again rather dearer. The few samples of new white Feu at market were held at very high rates. atuuVALB INTO LONDON FROM 13th SEPT. to 18th Qee. 281711011. Sent horeiga. Wine Haley SC 60 133 12/8 Oats 1 781 1910 51381 Mel „ sue 33 . 1 , 1063., 9,438 seeks; 22,160 le. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. The private contract markets are firm, but generally in active. Indigo has advanced 3d. per lb. since the arrival of the India mail on Saturday, and holders are very firm; the advance may now be stated 6d., since the close of the last quarterly sale. The public sales declared for to-morrow are—Sugar: 350 hhcla. West India, 8,000 bags Mauritius, 1,100 big. Ben gal, and 700 bag Madras • Cochineal: 250 bags ; Ri ce: 3,000 bags; Saltpetre : 200 bags ; Coffee : Only 100 bag.. Mina...—lron: The market has been active, at un proved priors ; Scoteh Pig quoted ls. to 2s. higher ; mixed numbers sold at 48e. 6d. llar, rail, and common quoted firm, at an advance ofd..; rail, Gt. 10s. ; ba r , M. la. to 61.6.. Oita.—Seal, pale, 341. to W.; straw, 321. 10s. to 331. ; brown, 311. 101. to 321. ; sperm, 861. Os. to 871. Os. ; hood lums', 871. to 891. ; cod, 321.105. to 331. ; South Sca, 321.105. to 341.10 a.; olive Gallipoli, 671. to 681.; Spanish and Sicily, 63/. to 661. • palm, 281. to 291. ; cocoa nat. 108. to 361.10. ; sa id, rape, pale, 331. to 341. ; linseed, 301. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. We have again a very large supply of Beasts, and the weather is rather unfavourable; in comequence, trade is dull. Choice qualities still recede 31. 10d., but there is a reduction in the price of inferior descriptions, nor can they all be sold. The number of Sheep and Lamb is rather smaller than on Monday last. Prices, how ever, are better; indeed, owing to the dead markets being better supplied, our late quotations are nct so freely given. Lamb is now nearly out of season, only a few choice ones are in demand. Good Calves are fully es dear ea on Friday, but inferior ones are ra th er l ower. F rom Germany and Holland there are 2,081 Beasts, 6,540 Sheep, 262 Calves, and 60 Pigs; Scotland, 100 Beasts ; and 2,900 from the northern and midland coastice. Alf 11011 e of 8114. s. d. s. d. 1 Per Wooe of Ste. a4.a. d. Rio Reese, Herefords.. 383 10 DK Das. a 11C-bda. 00 0 110•10burt-boun 4 1 8 best Lons-wooli 4 0 4 Kowa Kahl Ilea Me.. 1 6 3 0, De. do. Shorn 0 0 OK's....... ....• 304 e, Does sad seced K ehler 34 3 rep . . . 3 4 4 4 , Do. do. alms O. 0 hest D;s. ifs/1:546 , 1i 4 4 4 6 l Ls_ _be s Kass as martss46.6l3. i MeV glad KIK*. 211.800 ; halves, 33111 io. 110. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is [inn. The delivery was good last week. Town Tallow is quoted 39e. 34. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 394. 9d. to 405.; October to December, 395. 6d. ; January to March (1963), 39.. 94. PASTICULAMS OP TALLOW. 11180. I 1831. IU3. -- —.. Nook tlds day Lam... 21,173 30,138 36,243 Delivery last week ...........«.. 3,491 2,44 3,297 Do. from lst loos ............ 23,036 24,743 10,884 Arrlvsl last week ... .„..- ..... 938 3,244 377 Do. from let Joni 20,315 18,393 16,492 Prlos Y. C. tits day we 4M—I 39.. 3d. 295. ed. 40.0 d, Do. Town 1 44. Od. 41s. od. 41694 Arrivals for the week ending 29th Sept. last year, 1,148 casks, and delivery 2,188 tasks. The arrivals but week com prised 377 maks from St. Petersburg. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messre.Pattanden and Smith, hop factors, report that there is a good supply of hops at market, which are selling freely as follows Mid and East Kents, 80e. to 140 s. ; Weald of Kant", 755. to 845.; Sussex, 70s. to 801.; Farnham', 100 s. to 1125.; Country Farnham', 90s. to 100 s.; very choice higher, whilst mouldy and inferior are selling atlas price'. Planters are much disappointed et the present low prices, and seem determined only to sell a small portion of their crop to meet present payments for picking, &c. Duty still estimated by some parties from 245,00 W. to 2.5a,000t. Wor cester fair is this day, and, should it ge off well, must assist this muket. IMPROVEMENT OF THE Uivi:n WF.AR.—Tho Cons missioners of the River Wear have, on the report and re commendation of their engineer, Mr. Meik, determined to carry out some important improvements on the river, with a view to the encouragement of iron shipbuilding in this port. The improvements will consist in the erection of now quays, and the narrowing of the channel from the Wreath Quay as far as Hylton. The Canch and the Mind gan Sands will thus be taken in, and by this means about 70 or 80 acres of ground, which is now wrote, will be re covered, and let for the purposes of iron shipbuilding, for which the situation is well adapted. The river will also be deepened three feet the whole length of the quays; end altogether this will be one of the most important improve ments ever effected on the Wear. We trust the work will be rapidly proceeded with, and brought to completion; iron shipbuilding has been too long delayed on our part.-- Sunderland Herald. THE SPIRITUAL RAPPERS.—The Melodist . ); Cove ✓assrnal and Spiritual Harbinger, the organ of the spiritual rappers in layette county (Va.), a engaged in publishing a new Pentateuch, from the dictation of the spirits. In the first chapter of this new revelation it is said .—" In the be ginning God the Life in God the Lord in God the Holy Procedure inhabited the dome, which, burning in magnifi cence primeval. and revolving in prismatic and undulatory spiral, appeared, and wee the pavilion of the spirit ; in glory ineshaustible end inconceivable, in movement spheri cal, unfolded in harmonious procedure discloeive. And God said,' Let there be centre given!' and from the:Divine Procedure descended the arm of strength unto the right and the arm of strength unto the left; and from the arm of strength at the right proceeded vital eleetro motion and communicated polarity ; and from the arm of strength at the left proceeded re-attractive elcctro magnetic force, and created the horizontal ; and the horizontal became the 044, and the points thereof the poles. And God made two grist lights to rule the mediae, and to be for creative disclo sure, disclosive manifestation, manifest glory, glorious ra diation, interpenetrative aggregation ; and thence vortices, vortical suns, suns of vortices, solariums, vortical planeta riums, planets, floral universes, universal paradises, para. disieal heavens, heavens of spiritual universe, celestial heavens, seraphic habitations, seraphimal universes, cities of heavenly seraphim', and final consociative universal in telligence In unity of innumerable individuality, in tri unity of unfolding universes, adoring and ascendiag in beatification unto eternal life." i.,"4 Aitsp Clrcula- Ilan. 2,03 §l3 686,515 383,786 17..014 346,9116 618,964 .13,296 18,348 Average 111111:4111t of Oda. 1 3 4 401 111,740 131,740 31,133 48,4113 :10010 4,444 7,171