The Express. — London, England, 1852-09-16 00:00:00

• J • " --, • -....` -."...-..: - - -- - ---- "SalTIMINIIIIIMEININIO1 . 7 / ; ; 0 1 . 4, opea-- - 1 111 16 - 7 0/ -"ueedYesiV •6:„.. ....• lIPW ' 4 %40 '---•••‘• '-- -.'..".....--. I ( • _.• . t b t • • . • . ..........._...... 111_ -- f i t rt% .... No. 1,893.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1852. [THREEPENCE. 6 --- The first on the list of claimants for Chorlton-upon- BANK OF ENGLAND.-THIS DAY. RAILWAYS The following are this day's isles for the account : MINES. 4 UTIFUL HAIR.-The sexestal Near of ' Medlock was John Abbott, the occupier of • house in snares. The general appearance of the market fur mining r . hot creme hoe gemea t 12• 1 1 WOW" OW . ONDINART BEARDS AND oTOCILI. ~- ; - . 4 1. : , to ink n wiemsea lallelhh. Bridge•street-west ; and it sill be seen that upon this The half-yearly meeting of the Governor and Corn- THIS DAY. is dull, and we heard very few trance°. W o e f onasnsv EVZNING. ;- 11::frot h and rtradlidlan Or Me Ilimmo sad claim, though disallowed, the question raised by the tyros, puny of the Busk of England was held at 12 o'clock this Two o'Croex. The railway market has to dal been chiefly if- uni Cs ee lod c on ui lan A, 4 7 l 2; d C t h u e:te s r an ati d d c H , s o i ly ; h E e&d i.44 , W ate ji ii E re m o t s er :4,,,,,'.'...er knows r e vile his hard. ft leilslllllllll ha la seen was disposed of. . . . . . that day, for the purpose of considering of a divideed . Thomp- y O o rm rk t ., N dsi ort 7 ll 4 7 l4) , 7:4 44 61 • _,„, - kui ,he pores rd the Wad. seerhheellll l hie.ll9_,Ne 'Me Revisits, Barrister in giving his decision soldind Blackwell, sh; LOA. and N. W., , r _ ** * __,...; -. "' . -Iwe'lenue it. Vol °lam° tt ,f .. ."'• l ':, tho words in the last section did away with the neecesi7 son Harkey , jun., Eq ., the governor. in the chair . and fected by the Progress of the settling. Prices were 121 1 ; ditto Fifths, 161 ; London and fie.ith Western, 921; bone. e• - •' '''-', it th oat. h7i 0 °""° 8 " "• '" ofthe claimant d • than Ito be rate. The minutes of the previous court having been Great Western, 061; Lane. and ~„ 6 ,,, doing more c mimeo in settle cases rather weaker in the morning, but are Londonderry end Enniskillen, 161 ; Manchester, Sheffield, The business in the gold mining shares is scanty. 4040 ,6 . ". ' AA m eows, sad hnieriens ' continued, 008 ^T",r1,,,,,,. 1 . • 1 ,,,,. se the Fs eek 4 w ridow. and paying lose tenderin g arrears. If there were no .The GOVERNOR said that he had to Worm the court now better again. sad Lincolnshire, 29/ ; Midland, 761 71 1 ; Shrewsbury Apt Fries and Nouveau Mondca are firm at .;-: prem. _,•"`...u. • ii..... a re. entities Is Its illmidellilo Per arrears of rates, then the claiming to be on the vete-book that that was &quarterly court under the charter, and a MAW AND ATOCXII UNSIVAIATITZRD. and Birmingham, 71 ; South Wales, 40 ;York and North for ,the former, and 1 prem. for the latter. Lake ,„..-,,,„-- .. ;eve', dly nowililleleo, sa WSW. IWO sr • was all he need do under this act of puliameat, in Midland, 481 I. half-yearlyc t dthe bye l a ws, to consider of a din our no cr . ~.,"- - ; ‘ ,l 1 I sit li. , i. M.. 2n as.. sal 10. ,at vlimil. 555111 ° hie (the revising banister's) opauion. Then as lambs prices flails tangy ea Bathurst shares were done at a discount of 103. per „„„-- - 1 t ,, 1.71 Noll), , e s 6.1. , and doultle that aim. 3:s. Caution- to ut e rat. upon which a person must tlautt dend. The profitsh If r Oh. Pd. larawils. made by the Bank dering the * made-Y t e,' ___ _ LIMAS LIASID AT TIMED itaNTALS. retsille7. 1081hreicomor w N r 0 6 301 11. share . Angle - Californians are weak. Ni - ~,,"*"1 " "I ' . 31 ' 1 " . chl '" .r. r ' n the ""P" . In IL '!' to be placed on the rats book, it was quite clear that ending the 31st of August were 518,a641., which _no it to . „ mum ... ... --w- ear alley ear. per cent., . eeerswe La the hack et the wrapper near.l rest amount to 3,540,634. ; and the directors recommended to mo T i aot • 31 mg DatrielliNCll shingle. In other foreign mines there is no feature. United 0 * 11 '` a - isestia . the y :-, lei .sidil ey A. DOWIAND DA must be the rate for which the overseer has to rest the In-Midland Coneolidated Heist. sad Biros. 6 per cent., 1181 ; Mexican continues to meet with dealings at 51 to 1. 'mime... 1.1 "' 4. " 1.-- osl sit Chemists and Per. quirt' as to whether be are any arrears or set; and he that out of this sum a dividend of 31 per cent. should be • North British, 96. vs, Za natartwidee, Laa&a. 55 aid to the proprietors without deduction of income taz, Ist en Illemelesse,hge aer e a n; Il i I P en . meet make the claim to be rated at the sew time that he FollitGar. THIS DAY. Fearing . the 3 031 1801 He Id elude by st is niesnasea, John easing mat at „ . woe eon re Ati uderrt **ether ther e er e e*y " rear *" **l' Mr. propnaing that the reoommen.ation of the directors, of a Chsagualat ia r d • a die Dutch Rhenish, 71 1 ;Namur and Liege, 71 8; Sambre 1.1"......._•_-------- - Two ()Timex. BARON LI i'. BIG ON PALE ALES. appear ed ponies base been placed on any rate which . At MI DallseJellkh.Mlß2KG. le 20 and Meuse, 91 ; Western of France,9l. The gold mining shares remain very quiet, and - had --- bra • ied 't, Ito thc 23rd July, this year, and dividend of 31 per east. be agreed to. , e t . too magma meow ... „ lee toe lel 1.1 las to Iwamoto with any Indual brevery, my re. aal em us y After a short discussion, the proposition of the directors ~,. tee °winks . .. 41f 41 , unchanged in prilT. p i lased valititrrails of latter riser wlth stryettine, It had not claimed to be rated at all before July 20; and had .... greed to, and rho court ... adjourned. 44 I. all Cerium sod sis'ini'id .. Se ill lel 1814 ' iv '' oat t t ~ k in have weatiosnl another brewery. Is ... id eas , ken yna ant . been on no rate bef ire that time, but it appeared to ham ""-United Mexican shares have advanced to 51. oi MI Cork see Ilsaisa ... ... IS 13 4 i la 'Sr Allows.% 1 was engaged to law Womb, that he should sek stem n , . 10 n 1 • 5 . 4 4 a . i . that tfutuy, and that in the words of the act it was ureessary cn. • ~ 60 43 Dahlissed Illellaillow; _ 7 leh MONEY MARKET. Closing lasso , as IN 111 , :'`" :"%t b r b VT., p„ wr „ p ? „,,... flurp l a u th . in . be on the rate before that time. As to eon i_ el claim , .1 DEATH OF MISS LAURA ADDISON. 26 all Maim. PM...sod Aber- • - pries Ike • as 41 lir. -, 7 . 4,, ' ;„ 3 Th e Adam ,. 1 4 . 3 , 4 ,g a appeared to him that when •a voter had once claimed to be dem heaths ~ .. 61 71 No. ihare. limas. Paid. yesterday. to-day. --- - MI all Scat Yetis. 11111.41 it WatiNSSOAP EVININO. - tea ,.„„ ' ' in' '° at User ad Wel • h placed on the rate the intention of the aa was quite clear ;hem the Nets disk Ihroldol the 4th lan.) -- lo%''''' In )tar to Mr ' A " m elti le vel s bltho Id not'he called on to make any further claim -.• 0 . end Lam ... .., .41 4 dl Consols to-day were fiat, owing to money stock lee.ose 1 Aqua Ma sw""t."") I'' lak"seeth" my Val" ''. remise I at e s ed u Th lai !anvils been mole once need nal he Englishwho ar ms Laura Addison, anactress, all De. tau IL 6 II.) .. S 3 all 1 Ima li coming rather more freely to market, but towards 1 r42, r• 1: 8 0 ° Canaan"' v0r. ,,,,.. ~, Mr Aliolnis lOW. Theo WA OW dr , hr s t.. :6 ln . y . m . 4 . b. eat . ee m it rived • few months since in this country, died suddenly on M M Lora Oseseles ... .. Ile it 111 Di - - ' ,meet es e- a eke. ef e-er. "" I° ' lead* again. n eed the moruing of the 2nd inst., on board the steamboat 0 ,.. sa all Delo thee% Glass A.. the close of the official hours, a rally took place. The io,oou so Auatrelaidaa t i g a. a, ..itt July. teal. Mr. veorthingion-And being on the rate-book he 7l 8 lit n _ _ - - goo, on her passage from Albany to this city. The de- u a 11-V 1 1 1 94 ... • Ti fl price opened 991 to 1 for money, and 994 to 100 for , 2 0 :1 8 ) 20 1 , 1147.1il 6 4 --- - d not claim, even though he was not put on by himself? me II sod C dlts A 4 6 I tummies freehold ceased hail been to Niagara Falls for the benefit of her 55 Mt am the 13th Oc t ober; sales were irlde at 994 for cash, 30 : 000 IA , ma . all 1 1 dia DB. A RMS'I'HONO on CONSUMPTION, an nte .. a i i tionster-lf he is good iu time. .. .. I a 131 1111 all jlta 1 tit t• %ICA 1111E16CATID M1.A11.-. I Nagy betiare. I health, accompanied by Mr. Jima s Mason, in whose family et a u gm, i o w , _ to M nit' too-Then was wily decide against the and the last quotation was 991 to „, and 991 for 11,oe. N li'nensrvon Ir on sad Coal alt - - , owlt " 1,41 lb , 116.11.1 4 61.111 "6 000 11 "" teth - r'." ma • ad ba di 20th she had been residing for some time put. On the arrival Se all 11,.. .4 Da. VSe toe onn PY s 11 8.- •. : I Unwary essoamatimi, he sills. claim is ` tins cast because it was not us e ore e of the boat the body was taken by the brother of the dr St. IN and • .71 73 time. The market cannot be said to have presented 1 4 03 , I 3 MlM`b Amst"nat ( . 461 all fi MI lase ••• " t* ' ---4.-4,.r...... taw aims mini. ie Jiayl ? British Lea r tLS - - smug the tooe o f Ilemooed so bia residue% No.-230, thilliwuratreet. wish Use st. IM l - i i ' 4 7' .-a NI 5.... a buoyant a. • •os at the c l ose , but with the pee- to,cou fie emu. Imp.(lm.a_ pmtal. . 111 3 4 4 , 6 t., t t,,, .- . g satyr. .There mind not„ I “No ag...t PereVa. bv •• /dewy nil Revising Barrister-Hie vets eantioa 6* sneered De- . of Ira 1 this do 10 ... k a t *. WI ' ' •ao - --- 4 - • -•.-- - - I' '-" '' '''"*"°•`'''N • " """`"` I 2" eau./ be did not claim lx fore the 20th July, nor was he on !ur.*e. u` c' ' , who will by,at o , m . t o ' -.- ` ..II 77 114 II 11,000 10 Do. W. John Dal ite- IS - - 11 ''''''' "•.1 • n, tat drew, In..shmt to this coun tr y, Ins. hold an inquire. like Addisee performed oar mogagsment gi ., IN i p me . A. Ir.' k : .. 4 0 45 414 Seely ma i m rant nature are sufficient to disturb moon I crises civet ' - e before the ''Oth July. *"...."'"'''''' s '‘ t me pent th h • ter aims aliviu7 4 at the Broadway Theatre in this city, and one in Barton or ei. IN ilessal. Dist- 11l 117 113 all i dim ow the equilibnum of the market. No other stock was 12 . 000 - Codes napper .... „....,. ap 44 4,f 11 1'''' t r i ''' et"' s e i I ~ et a ., c i lb . Dem The claim was consequently disallowed. th • . 1 . ser lei .pm .r. yt. Philadelphia. Owing to the state of her health, she was le all meWest.Oral 401 411 DAM 5 Colonial Goad touched in this department of the house. 1 II WA S ' -7 ' ' w... .. 5-• • ~,s4 theltsee of soar &Lit steels?' That The court is likely to be occupied with the claims for th en 0.. bilged to leave the stage. st. IN . . Wsemon .„ ... NI till 131 If coPilPs seer^ `Z . I . • t :::',.. , lower bath its Me woooplialonant of 383333 1 d ays . So all sad Chailde .. *4 MI The unfunded securities met with a rather in- rooks. 4 Kosst. Umbrellas Copper au I s die it """ C ''' e-.‘ . "1.., iot that oes water la tatter than Yesterday, at the meat of the sister of the deceased, a le; nil Daiwa. to 14 es creased business, but remained stationary in price . 10 •° ° ° " Geuerel - ell - 0 6 '. "' Art ''''''' th *: '. • '..re „ aloha, too the great Waal is surgeon was called to UM • post asertens examination on w. ion tanuabuout il or ium w 56 54 I 7 13,50 ii Goldea noontide ,d, I 1 del elleue `'..“' t ' ... " e .' ' ,i.... se us ahrek at eold ea the earful. DINNER TO MR, LOWE, M.P. FOR the body, as suspicious rated in the Mild* of the relatives go 14 n e . no s . 3 ei d u. The March Exchequer Bill, command 725. to 75e. MON sat i.. ..... a 00. u. h .r.,-a . , ..,,.0...,......"1 .....ey be KIDDERMINSTER. respecting the real cease of death. Accordingly the core. 11 111 Be. Wei Itaisibalos 2 1.. prem.; ditto June, 67e. to 70s. prem.; India Bonds, 11-cce Grand Dusky anodes Great Poliouth all If 4 pee (lot 1 4 . re " "L,',.1: ' iar ' h. 41 arum arias sett won epos - nee, accompanied by Dr. Lklell, the west esortort surgeon, to all taselsliorsmeo ... .. te I 4 tao,eor Mealy ea 1 1 ' ... " '".... -.. •,ton. '° 74 "I. " die f' 41444. ' B4a On Tuesday evening a thinner was given to Mr. wens ' to 230, 8 ll' tnet wit ni 111 lwedeetoslthlkwell • s el 11 84s. to 87. . prem. Irma Lahr Patbarat.. . an 4 11 '. t „ . .,'" " 4 ' Reels IN soil hilelsill reoulta- 1M yesterday morning No. * 'rua' s ' k 10 11 Lon..7lAsey.Si Ilenilind - - In the foreign bond department transactions were so.ooo sb" - "' c " 3 ' -""`'. 17th, 1131. Robert Lowe, the new member for this boneigh. Amongst • a view of Lovi.gcatiforeiiiii . .e.a . s. an i ells making the necessary investigation, when to st. 500 am 08 .., , 81i 1854 103 Lowln Wt....alb Naswel. 11611 limited, and there was • • slight tendency to reduced = meriques - the company were Mr. Kiddy (in the chair). Sir Themes their surprise they ascertained that the body of Miss Addl. e t , too Ihrthaleastir 120 g 121 1201 10 11 1 liteaisse a Pouthmaerlaut 6 e - --sw••••••• Winnington, Lord Ward and his chaplain Mr. Melville, son had been removed from the house the previous after - * 11 De.lPlfths _... ~ , 8 1 Pe rates, which, however, partially pasacd off in the sue,oso New Granada . ..... ........ all 1 t 61* IRELAND. Mr. Wilthead, hi P. f o r K narve h owmta b, L t d man y other noon, by Mr. Mason and others, who c a used the same to 50 1 DASIOsIs,III.sAIN.(u 1I . gentlemen of the di.triet. Lord Ly Gotta° and Sir James be buried is the second avenue burying mead. The fol. Lt. 102. 1 ..„..,....,„..... ,52 01 afternoon. afternoon. Portuguese Bonds were rather weaker, mcg: but the converted Fours, from which a fourth part of Ogre Nouveau Mends ..... ..... all 1 po .11 Port Pltilla I k en DI:311W. sari.. Is. Oraham sent lett, rs of excois, the latter being prevented lowing statement ham been made to the coroner by the ; a 1,7, . ',l .„ ois Quarts gook all dal par •by having to attend to a dinaer given to himself by his clan relatives ;-Mrs. Howard, the sister of deceased, •• mar- is as Loak a n o, t y - ii iiiiii. 3 55 11. 5 the dividends is regularly deducted by the govern- 7,008 to isnbago arks l4 11 :26 The fiat inst.ament of funds for the combined li . fp. ____ timents. tied lady, residiag at No. 230, Ludlow-street, it seems re- si . alt =a-o'l.'l*We. 2SI tent, still commanded 381 to 391. The letters from 40 4 08 8 4 1 1 4 1 CM "°"nalas III 4 di' taort tstion of tenant right and "religious equality, w `'"'' The CnAllinnn. in ProPoslull th e be , lth of Mr. Lowe ceived, on Wednesday, • telegraphic despatch from al. illt ..sanicoteati. gal 2111 . Portugal make reference to the existence of a very ewe P. Iti (felted Walesa all 5 5.1 31 1 a contribution of 201. acknowledged in the shape of repudiated the . idea that tere had been, as was Mid blAlbany, her that Miss Addison had, that day. S. 41 De. Um!. Uzi= 31 ts sus angry state of feeling in the northern provinces, and Tenn 1 Trey Mattress al. lils 1 pro' 4 • I b 4/ Dr . Gras . from Mr. Nl•Cann, M.l'., for Illelret • • . Ch H fur their opponents, Lowemp ( e'en.) e ..y at about one o'clock, expired, an d forh er to meet informing t ea H. 100 Mb* .. ~ .- .. 714 77 7111 7 M. we De.Menaitee Dryer 42 44 regard fresh revolutionary disturbances as by noI i 1 pm bon Carnentlltlin in expected to see Mr. very shortly taking • very ini- body on the arrival of the steamboat Oregon. The result 21 175 431 , 0 „ yowl , i . 3 .„. _ ....• The following this day ' s sal Thsigheli. a gentleman about W . port am. in themeans improbable. Spanish stocks are very firm. Nouveau are ".' es for the account : conduct of pu blic affairs. (Loud was, that ..he body was conveyed to the residence of the toe a s wa mis mil 040414 ... - Mon e, 11 ; United Mexican, 54. the nape some suspicions bad begun to be entertained chem.,Buenos Ayrean Horde were sold at the reduced sister. But from certain curious movements alleged to it, too e gmig n a g _ _ .. 47 ae be his friends. Mr. Lowe having acknowledged the compliment. con- have been made on the part of those who accompanied the IS 14 Aterionmay, value of 71 con unt upon the less satisfactory . . ._ . .. . _ • Mr. Bright, M.l'., arrived on Monday, on a visit gratt d ate d the electors on the triumph they had achieved. deceased, the relatives deemed it advisable to have a pat " Z art. narened_ ~.. -81 3 dig i seq e COMMERCIAL AND MABEE tenor of the accounts by the steamer, and the die- TS. to Mr. Kirk, M.P., at Deady, and is expected to Whatever misfortunes, no matter of tO 71 tee para l s : Itankkillen... 4 XI what nature, had be merlon examination made of the body, to ascertain, if pa. 81. *BB ... ... ... 4 , a . goat excited at the hole-and-corner manner in which MINCING-LANE.-TIIIS DAY. **eh Belfast this day. fallen this country, fres trade had been blamed for them. Bible, the true cause of death. The sister thereupon caned bs Is io. •i ii. . I s 615 the affairs of the creditors are conducted. Turkish But now both the speculative philosopher and the prim- on Dr. Fleet her family physician, and wished him to so : i s w i ms 0 , 6544 . 56 1j 51 ; t it - 615 SUGAIL-The 'market continues to wear a firm ap earan o Nies. Chisholm , who has arrived in Dublin from ~_, datum. tied ratified it, and the nation had en- makes the ' ' • Th do c tor deer ed doing so, and St. 100 Naga Relish , ~. .. 20 St ea examination. e in scrip MU a shade weaker in the earlier part of the and full prices have been freely paid. 750 hhda. of P Mu c Cork, ha, set on foot preparations for holding one of ""' 'kneed it in the ark of the constitution. (Cheers.) After advised her to apply to the coroner of the county for that IS 1$ 1.111111 3 ,2n1it I. ••• 8 if die day, but rallied to 10 4 prem. The d's gales are vado Havannah sold in public sale from 30s. 6d. to 375. her do,. i migretion meetings here. *c on Sir Robert Peel, Mr. Lowe proceeded to 7i Neill uurpme, if she entertained • any suspicion that the deceased 1 .! 11. ~__,....._-____. o .. _ ... si si dim 111 recorded as follows:-Brasilian Old gy ve per Cent., 8,000 Dutch loaves in bond, chiefly sold in public sale, The Bishop of London , with Mrs. Blomfield and : nose the preeent cabinet. As aa captain= their prin- had come to her death by any foul means; hence the apph- ; 1 1 ;74 1 = b Ni 0 d . ..6 0 ; ‘ , oi 4 ... 275. 6d. to 281 The refined 1031. Buenos Ayres Six per Cent., 71. Dutch Two- in • market fi rm without alteration family. have arrived in Dublin from Killarney. cipl• hisd been to combat every just mmesseicro and to stilt- cation was made to Coroner Ives The sister of deceased et lim w o g& m any & w e b.. 47 gs '-'' andirHalf per Cent., 65. Ecuador Bonds, 41. Ora- • The Italian Opera opens in the Dublin Theatre on Dot no. unties ever 7 liberal mum" se build is the extreme ; further rays that on Thursday afternoon several gentlemen fit MO iamb& Onmel ... .. 774 711 Corrza.-The public sales arc • • e going off wathout lapin** MSi - " Friday next, and Madame Grisi, Signor ali a s co, g at at now , m sainiAers themselves, they re p r esented no pen. came to the hoar and insisted upon the burial of the body; le. too issellil MOM . Ist 47 and he questioned whether they really enter- among them Mr. Ring, a lawyer, who told her that if she Oa ten is t inh glem„, Chet ". AAS Is 5 . nada Deferred, 1214. Mexican. Three per Cents., but general quotations are not altered. N•C I • 251, 1. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cent., 651, quoted 435.61. auto ey i a nose Lahlaelic, an] the remainder of the It Opera ' mired any. When, in the whole course of oar history, did allowed a pad um , m examination to b . wude in b ., I t 5 . ______ n _ anwitard .. .. 1 16 a j 4. Portuguese Converted Four per Cent., 39, 381, Tue.-The public sales went off well, and a full average arrive in Dublin to-night. such a ministry ever exist before sa the present, the compare. are expected to . i n d ivi - house she would be subjected to a fine of 1,000 dollars. pm as e bee ''''r'''' a b oey am amt . math sold. Green at full ' • 391. Russian Five per Cent., 1181 ex div.; ditto, q y Prices , Coogan at previous A run named James Finnegan, who was coin dual members of whit were se h lected far no known al' • ,9° !' The sister remonstrated with the gentlemen for their hasty W. Yea) - .. le 21 Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 105. Spanish Old Three rata. mined to Dundalk gaol chary, wrath a par imp. o , e d t h t • •-- t i n fications whatever, or, at the best, saluted (*the Me pieta man ner of disposing of the body, iind she informed them, 134 all De. Halves .- .-.. Io tSALIPETRE.-1,500 bags offered, a small part only sold • of h Id' principle sly discarded by the • - ____,.._ IL( 12.....,m1 and .h. up o lug a onaneme that the coroner had been notified to hold an inquest. 8e- LP 10., ........„ * .roo. 0rn 00 7„ ... . .. - is Is A per Cent.., 491, 50; ditto, New Deferred Three per refraction 13/ sold at 255. ; one lot, refraction 6, 28.. ' • __,. •..l - ...t0...A Aportna I ----i -r .a. e••••••10•Inen clung snake no and aid that if she ""' "" = - a - ; In- - 14 14 -6 Conte., 231; ditto for account, 30th Sept., 231 • ditto Brieze.-Jeinsien Ginger sold, 38e. to --A TV fan. 81s . No Pepper, r•---:••.....1 r,..4;r. Th.... ..... (ant_ Turkis h Rig Nutmegs, or Mace offered to-day. 4 Ds. 100 WOW — .•• ... • 0.40 Do. a & Do4S4 aliat.(l) a dam all 144,444 1 / 4 sal Carlisle ... HO 114,44441ia4 • 14 Ilex; Atiorgavossy, 71 sod 14 " 0,74414 .. Nostlisrii Oson'dis 100 SKID 114111 i . IS ISMS Dm% Do. I. ... Di Nor* . !HA Widen . . Si vanitialabliedivia 108 omen; Was, &Weber mural* data to MO o 'walla lei Sonrs. aka. asso A 111 Do„ elm iissaalbsy • lasnlant. an 4wocarary ail Meow plor.W. D 4.1141444 110 Ds. 04,44tr7 Ihropidro Voioo ... Pact. IS. C. 411 d toi tan 7 psillop at per Cwt. II Saudi Devon .„ . SW/AlL—The market continues to wear a firm appearance and full prices have been freely paid. 240 hhda. of Munn vado Havannah sold in public sale from 30s. 6d. to 375. 8,000 Dutch loaves in bond, chiefly sold in public sale, 275. 6d. to 28,. The refined market firm without alteration in priess. CUFFEE.—The public sales are going off without apirivi but general quotations are not altered. Native Ceyh quoted 435.6 d. Tna.—The public sales went off well, and a full average quantity sold. Green at full prices; Coogan at previous rate'. BJarrrrau.-1,500 bags offered, a small part only 431 d ; refraction 131 sold at 251. ; one lot, refraction 6, 28•. Srtens.—Jsmaice Ginger sold, 384 to 81s. No Pepper, Nutmegs, or /dace offered to-day. COTTON.-400 bales sold yesterday on 'Change ; the ar ticle is very firm. In other articles no material alteration. i - li ma 111 Ii li 10e II II $1 hi No "C tiO2 72 7$ NI $9 15 IS TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. F•iis — ra Is lima TorbaJiltherD• T2l e DVBLIN. SITT. IS. The fiat instalment of funds for the combined agi tation of tenant right and "religious equality," is ecknowledged in the shape of a contribution of 201. revived by Dr. Gray from Mr. Nl'Cann, M.l'., for Proghedi, a gentleman about whose earnestness in the comre some suspicions bad begun to be entertained by his friends. • Mr. Bri....ht, M.l'., arrived on Monday, on a visit to Mr. Kirk, M.P., at Keady, and is expected to teach Belfast this day. Nlrs. Chisholm. who has arrived in Dublin from Cork, has set on toot preparations for holding one of her Clam imigraion meetings here. The Bishop of London, with Mrs. Blomfield and family. have arrived in Dublin from Killarney. The Italian Oprra opens in the Dublin Theatre on Friday next, and Madame Grisi, Signor Mario, Sig nor Lablaelic, an] the remainder of the Italian Opera company are expected to arrive in Dublin to-night. A man nand James Finnegan, who was com mitted to Dundalk gaol charged with a participation in the conspiracy to murder Mr. Eastwood, and who subsequently tinned mown witness, and continued for some time to give information to the police re specting the ribbon conspiracy, committed suicide on Monday last in a very determined manner, having first cut his throat, and then precipitated himself from a top window of the police barrack into the street. An inquest was held, and a verdict recording the manner of the death was returned. The occur rence has created a great sensation in Dundalk and its neighbourhood, and , as might be expected, has been attributtil by the people to remorse on the part of the unfortunate man for the evidence he had given against his former associates. The following statement appears in the Roscommon Messenger : We have just heard that lard Lorton has selected, set erhii Roscommon tenanUl two slow era& soatio see to feel the etfeet of his displeasure—J. nab Su., of Drumdoo, late high gulf M taY failtr= Mislaid Stafford. E.q., of Peetabolo—hevo boa deprival of the abatement of 4s. in the plunk awl haw been called !Pow 10 Ps, the haft*, pie dons Ise Mk the tat at het May. whims was the soy seat they owed. This le use of the Missives end privileges elf die "male BMWs mastitis, ties, the admiration of wesil," whisk theme gentle sem have received heat the beerls of Me Iheabip. We undentand the iettine.emunswedearieglisludeWs wishes, state that it is he emereeree of the pendant pert they thought it necessary to tabs Wit II a Oft 111•Odig in the town of Belle, that they bee UM abeioneat. ea& have been in so summary a sessmar id to pay the May rent. We undentand that ewer Sewn of Laid 14111111•* who voted for Mr. Swift is Mr. hen also bees deprived of the abatement. At the weekly meeting of the Dublin Sanitary As arciation, Dr. luffuell, the chairman, said — Dist though fever had greatly increased daring the put week, the general health of the city had vastly improv e d . Be had elms ly observed the progress and decline o diar. Mice& for some years peat, and had found it generally com menced about the 14th of August, and contained to fp violently until the 29th September, when it gra r elalli abated. Now that great apprehensions were entet with respect to the approach of cholera, it wee worth know ing that diarrhcca was rapidly decreasing, both in airtime* and in the number of its attacks. DUBLIN, WIDIRIPADAT ETIOIIIIO. The following communication relative to the mur der of the late Mr. O'Callaghan Ryan has been re ceived by the Erasing Mail: Clonmel, Tuesday Evening.—We had a eautiag of pistrates yesterday, at the board-room of our county , relative to the atrocioas murder of the late O'CaL ashen Ryan, Ex'. After six hours' deliberation, it ended in the final committal of Richard Hackett and Thum Noonan, to stand their trial at the next anises. It seem that Hackett is the nephew of a tenant lately ejected frost the property of the deceased. The magistrates present were : The Earl of Donoughniere, J.P., D.L.'; Col Phipps, J.P. ; Sir J N. Humble, Bart., J.P.,D.L. ; Edward Orme, Esq., R.M. ; Percy Gough, Esq., J.P. ; Robert Howell, Esq.,' J.P. ; Edmd. Mulcahy, Esq., J.P. ; Wm. Quinn, Esq., J.P. sad Sub-Inspectors Sharpe and Fosberry. The other per sons arrested are still detained for further examination. THE REGISTRATION COURTS, MAN CHESTER. The Manchester revision commenced yesterday, and it would appear that the list of voters has bean swelled, or is likely to be swelled, from a total of near 14 , 000 lan year, to close upon 20,000. The townships included in the borough of Manchester are : Menehester, Cheethain, Cherie ton-upon•Medleek, Ardwick, Hulme, Newton, lieswiek, end Harpurhey. The overseers of hianeltester,with mach good sense, bereaved a good deal of asseputee to the rate payers, by placing all the names open the vest*, elms aames appear upon the rate-book as emitted terries anise the new art, so fur es they were able to dienegaide them,, and the register for that port of the barerrigh has at ewe been incres.ed from 7,500 rAMI° to 10 . 4 0 0 sum, alba an increase of 2,900 voters. There are, beam theme, 400 Maims for Manchester, the greater perdue Ovid& will probably not be sustained, end ,46 (Medium Fie Cheetham township about 30 new names have toes pleeed on the list under the act, and there are 32 claims mad II ob jectless only to come before the banister. For /Ideas the overseerChare placed 750 new names on the list, and there are 370 rate-payers additional, who are elaimias to be registered. For Ardwiek township the overseen have added 2;0 new name to the list toter the est, mei oily 60 have claimed is addition le these. Nttot Winn* there art only 13 objections. lal3harblegoarm-Metessit the over seers have not Mewed die seem ham la the ether tows oh imbut sought the advise eta Wed deadourioMador lobos guidance they Mee lilt atlas ,fisii s sa i them espeeeders, whether on the rate-books or Weft the, actually come end tendered the rate, sad to be rated. The consequence his beak that throe MN the extraordinary number of LISS drier to be gone dime by the revising tkarrver on this portico of the miler& he list of claims and oujsetions for the entire boroug a ited thus Townships. Objections. Ardwick 8.-evriek (Anthers 32 9 ('hurlton liarpurhey linlme mehtster Newton 2l rev 2,804 33 It will thus be we that the ising barrister (the Hoe. Richard Denman) has nearly 3,000 qualifications to etansine for this one linenagh—a task which has, perhaps, not been equalled ghee the present machinery of the registration has bre. set up, titular tne Reform bill. There ars agents to mule the gal gimp; of novelty or doubt which may arise Re. R'orthinetos (of the firm of Nile, AVorthington, and fthipman, attrirm ys), appearing on behalf of the liberals, and Hr. R. B. 11 Cubbett, attorney, for the conservatives. On Tuesday evening a dinner was given to Mr. Robert Lowe, the new member for this boreogli. Amongst the company were Mr. Kitcly (in the chair), Sir Thomas Winnington, Lord Ward and his chaplain Mr. Melville, Mr. Weathead, Id P. for Kaareshorough, chaplain, many other gentlemen of the di.triet. Lord Lyttelton and Sir James Graham sent lett, vs of excuse, the latter being ptevented by having to attend to • dinner given to himself by his own constituents. The CHAIRMAN, in proposing the belith of WT. LOWS repudiated the idea that there had been, as was staid by their opponents, any compromise. (Cheers.) He fully expected to see Mr. Lowe very shortly takiag • very im portant share in the conduct of public affairs. (Loud cheers.) Mr. we having acknowledged the compliment, con grstulated the electors on the triumph they had achieved. Whatever mhfortunes, no matter of what nature, had be fallen this country, free trade had been blamed for them. But now both the speculative philosopher and the prac tical statesman had ratified it, and the nation had en shrined it in the ark of the constitution. (Cheers.) After a panegyric on Sir Robert Peel, Mr. Lowe proceeded to criticise the present cabinet. As en oppositios their prin ciple had been to eomhat every just emosesioa and to stig matise every liberal measure u baneful In the extreme; but now, as mini,ters themselves, they represented no prr ciple at all, and he questioned whether they really enter tared any. When, in the whole course of our history, did such a ministry ever exist Wore as the present, the indivi dual members of which were selected far no known quer fictitious whatever, or, at the beet, selected for the sole merit of upholding a principle unanimously discanled by tie country at large 1 (Lend and prolonged cheering.) Like the Manichicans of old, they impersonated the evil principle, which they kicked down the hack stairs as seen ea haebrought them in. He could not conceive what burner they had to retain dace, seeing that they hod ear rendered the only principle they had ever had, sad that they had adopted no new one in exchange. (Ore* sheer , ing.) They said they were in power to MN the ikons and the altar ; but who was there that wished to Moll& forth lie samilegisee head and Were Aber Thq Minna thet their missies was to Meek Me meek ef mess/ led that was the stale trick sere_ 01"e1 he Fromm sow, where they got up siseemem sumple rash lima usurped the emernmesk lir IR* bar be of el amend toadied me, 11.1 2a= _ pleased at Orel oesliseedi the dad sad idele were sewer se psorpmem sever mere amuse thou they mw at this Mess* I sever wow Mews mul stir mum hemmed ems lOW BM was Lied Daisy the men is step Ile pee of al; =II they were at all relived to a elelerele tee Ma t Se fie from sash being the esse r best easailest ith= free trek geursment moil be a bar to any ary roma dole sort, modes misieleteet that keep pace with the Mum meld meet my ger. (Hoar, bear.) Thk country sofas, e 'areler wean he governed by the med. One Mellen men net ussie let war esreen te—ekerom is enema wee demes am end wal e one They wore not te see Ism Mew sag agile pubic egisiss. bet Li sae te IL These ma wise =able to road the dpil of the ties'ihe May Rd not see Ms skidoos • londiong of the game period towards demeseaq and emelt* Ile (the weber) was himself aiming al Aids slim, bee he could not disguise ilem 1101111 the thoethe dimmities of SMOGS had a iesismp M bed The V same IPIDS as megatilem el geessem. Dseseerasy woe Mee, eseile:M e astiesa all ever Europe is mid had a cr by what ? Why, by brute Awe merely. eel up the Jambs spina It, they bad arrayed SWISS DORA it, but IMMO moil setae et, at all rusts, with se seem that sob le deemed moment. It appeared at thee the roil duty ef a ormservative meesimmose itself to the state of events, V s : illefilyte =bear.) Ka (Mr. laws) Oppose., le balm minima in *Ma intaeleshosThd set ibe draft of the mastry eislb he their heeds ti shed& sot r ho eireqiingly asi amble ass El fost, see joie he a yob of mem et eselieses an the asstaffy. he doomed it IMP wawilgropedW, sa w d t, d se• wirstmosisolot he esfor his put be Amid strews if mg geld assure should some from this, Let them by an alms knee ba Play, ma a ids trial in the sew Rome a anima. (Hear, hem) TM hen. suillemsa neat enlarged upon the Issreeing perms ef emigration, the repfil rim of wipse, and the sesseeity (or perkier education. Is then prated to =all reform es • grand suds sad haft paid an te tribute of ef -to the ef bee kir. Oisborne, he eessiskd bid spud s bed lasted needy an boor, midst the meet The Cumasum than gave Lord Weld end the of Pan. Lord WARD mmidered that es s owem as Me pall was ever, he *tilled a r swig iletwani and *M was G bale es eel ilameolOess in paying a MIMS el moat le samba they bad thought prom Is amps. lie impiety disclaimed having hi my way p : n e r og the : d e d e name i s for eleetieserefarr i - t cam Salk elellirieTU*Y 7 as. that wee sear keMenses (LaWstes) Ha eangratulated himel4 tamer, en baying been he some set the swami leinglog howard an hoeing ma ea that they asbeen Moak* M but a few inelessle Wise. Living e did is their lessamieue neighbourhood, he feltimiess *either tom should /main tree to final(, sad he druid be terry indeed if Kidderminster and Won, use book wean lie had been ehuged with a went el %se be wished sot to be mismiseseeed ; I. thb parasitise deerien. it was set the ma, poseq_as he reqestrd but the mistipik thee bed iManesellbs. (Ohoses.) His beisidsVemiessed that the am in eterying est bee sada was made m this wpm Midi seder ; but the admatems moos them eannessislesesd the is.. That is. ems may , tomporeM SEA wadi ems be atm Man repaired, whereas Mrs is the melba by tem trade was pea% imeedlete, and psomeamt. Ifr. Lowe would only be a IN earl imenrablo rival M his be every *leg sairelistkaally rat. He rest i thought the landlord dam WSW blue Esse better Wiry molded Sir R. Peel's INDIIIIIII OS ine vocable, and ha, et best, should not take tee step back. ward. (Chem.) The heaths of fib Theme Winning's', the LwiLien tensed (Lord Ullsitie), sad the Chahar's. bevisiglerea duly Masered. The Am Kr. Maim= (who at so earlier period date SWINISS bad rammed thanks fir the Bishop and clergy), "the bliehmes of all other denominations." r. S C I ARTRIVIRYI (minister of the Countess of Hunting don's chapel), acknowledged the compliment. " The Mayor and Corpselike of the Borough," and a number of other local toasts laic been drunk, the meet ing broke up. TiU DONCASTER RACE CUP. The race cup or rile to celled, to be run for at Doncaster this week, con di.' of a ivoup of five figures, representing a pastime in the beetle of Flodden the deaths of the - Earls of Matron and Crsuford, who were both slain by the Earl of flandsmewill, John de Lumley. The group, which is very spititol, woo designed end modelled by Mr. A. Brown and manufactured by Messrs. Hunt end Rookell. It fully keeps op the reputation of the artis. and the manufacturers. Oa the base are reliefs representing the death of Mumion, from Sir W. Scott's poem, end the names of the stewards of the races are introduced. Animist them Is that of Mr. Lumley, whose aneestor, the E..rl of Scarborough, is the hero of the combat depicted. WITT INDIA COT/Wt.—A vessel arrived from Her tuuloes has brought (itt bales of costae as a portion of her wen, the produce of that island. A recent arrival to a similar extent took piece from De , and this untivuslly large importation of the kind from one of the British West India Islands is of interest end importance. rrem the New ink Ihrahlol the 4th last.) Miss Laura Addison, an English actress, who ar rived • few months since in this country, died suddenly on es the morning of the 2nd inst., on board the steamboat Ore- tS son, on her passage from Albany to this city. The de ceased had been to Niagara Falls for the benefit of her 23 health, accompanied by Mr. Joni, s Mason, in whose family el she had been residing for some time past. On the arrival to of the boat the body was taken by the brother of the de- - nosed to his residues, Dle.-230, Onllivineeentst with to. cerement of Coroner lees, who will this day, at 10 o'clock, hold en inquiet. Miss Addible performed tree sarragensent at the Broadway Theatre in this city, and we in Berton or et.' Philadelphia. Owing to the state of her health, she was be then obliged to leave the stage. St. Yesterday, at the request of the sister of the dimmed, a 4„ surgeon was called to hold • pest resoviens examination on the body, as suspicions raged in the slieds of the relatives 20 respecting the real cease of death. Accordingly the coro. 14 nor, accompanied by Dr. Udell, the nest morrow surgeon, to went yesterday morning to No. 230, Sullivan-street, with la • view of makieg the necessary investigation, when in s t their surprise they ascertained that the body of Miss Addi. ;i t sat had been removed from the house the previous after- te noon, by Mr. Mason and others, who caused the same to to be buried is the second avenue burying ground. The fol lowing E. statement has been made to the coroner by the ar relatives :—Mrs. Howard, the sister of deceased, • mar- 5 vied lady, residing at No. 230, Ludlow•street, it seems re- ai ceived, on Wednesday, • telegraphic despatch from et. Albany, informing her that Miss Addams bad, that day, Oa at about one o'clock, expired, and far leer te meet the LI. body on the arrival of the steamboat Oregon. The result 5 was, that :he body was conveyed to the residemes of the me sister. But from certain curious movements alleged le have been made on the part of those who anampaaini the q deemed, the relatives deemed it advisable to have • pest sO marten examination made of the body, to ascertain, If pee- et, sib'', the true cause of death. The sister thereupon called on Dr. Fleet, her family physician, and wished him to p; make the e xamination. The doctor declined doing so, and St. advised her to apply to the coroner of the ematy he that IA purpose, if entertained any suspicion that the deceased w so had maw to her death by any fool mesas; loses the le cation was made to Coroner lives The saber et Jenard further rays, that on Thursday afternooa several gantioneen It came to the house and ineisted upon the burial el the body ; et. among them Mr. Ring, • lawyer, who midi her that it ihe allowed • post marten emmisatiss be be made in her house she would be subjected to • See of 1,000 dollars. ti t The sister remonstrated with the gentlemen far their hasty ' manner of disposing of the body, end she informed them, that the coroner had been notified to hold an inquest. Se veral of the gentlemen then spoke up and said tkat if she refused to give her consent, they would remove the body away by force. Mrs. Romani finding ultimately it was es useless to protest against the removal of the body,con- IN. seated to their wishes; but she followed the body and •• saw it deposited in a vault in the Sewed Avenue burying groan& The Canner, on the facts as above stated, ordered' a m police saws to guard the vault and sot allow wiq body to es be resiived wales' by his permission. The bedil e detemeed to will be ashamed, and the proper legal laves made 2 2 by Dr. UM. We are informed that Mr. sum, Sena soller Riag is : ein a several others, have bees subpoena to Is , ottani the h. Sines the above was in type we have sem Kr. Jame J. Sing, who has pissed us a pomessisa at so_sai Mr fade Is this lamentade awl gaga am as deabt. the tens we ins of the wields matter. Mr. stns says that tor same stober pea the deceased had bees travelling with —• Kr. and lam Masse, and in Leteavine, Komhesity, she was tabs SI with ham en the brats ; altujahrhusinsitese rearemed sailidendy te premed ta she was takes ill, daring whale time she IMP aF bet, by VW 11•401,111110111 is be hoed in the Ada% who hes Sionds that made danger was to be an- • lewweese, she esammed salbeheatly to midis bee is as hr se amide ; hose spa she was takes lows Ith. Wat dam beam, shwa • raving mashie ; but ea M. paseenia Manday W het sheph rallied sesaawlert, and it a wee deans' ad p Aeolis the ysiciaas nle New Tidy as mesa emilde, n her ultimate resevary was aemidared hoodoo. is 0a Keeley, Kr. and Kra Malta peetessod the mod rams- to forbade msammtalladoes en the UN r mei unload la lni Albany en 11= easoalsg. Serena at the hest dein hotels were tm bat tee pospelsOme vetoed le cult "i the deemed die how, as it was hared dee bad the cholera: s as inks as they did that tram DIM& to Mr. It w 111 alga adenines., k i l l. lesse ti tlay poeseied lathed& le the be steamboat Oregon, *ea lying at the Ma}, stelletiald to lam that evemiag at 7 Vela he New Test. The " deg n& of the best very humanely mid gentlemanly reasived isj the disease' an board, and prodded the best of Manisa to for the aosahm et the aahrumene warm ; there ware she in attembrese several masa& *rides', who admishismd all in their power newer& her resevery t bat she la ao . erect, as loath mewed shout one.' elmitthet sharaesa. The body was Won esseveyed to this city, and as deamapo sides ef the body hid already far attnuesskit was deemed advisable by Mr. id,ing and Mr. Mum that the belly &add be placed is a reesivag malt. Area the *send • was announced, the Rev. Mr. Anthem periliamil the sawed rites on the ocemim, owl the body was ilopsdisii is the private vault owned by Mr. Ring la the Seemed Avenue bug ground. The rumoured repeat that the deceased bad met her death by some Seal mars, Mr. Ring marts, a anal in the entreats • an the eastrary, Ms. and Kn. Kasen had done all in t heta newer that was peril& Om them te do, with the hod hers of Wag aids m masa bee mica more to health g bed, Mee abe at the best medical ',ideas*, the hva i rajassard im eMed her reason, and she mink mist ile hal Mr. Mpg further ads that are shiestien was ever seeds to spoof mortars examina tion a the body at a peony_ sensap, bat not to "day the obsequies en the day at trassel. Ivory facility will be =so/dr. NWs womb oilletplag the friends of the , and the pails ambod, that the death was one of tatted mason TIM sodidiestes be sormeal of the physicians who attended the dseeased will be procured, and exhibited to the ooreaer this day. NAVAL. AMETHALIT, SEPT. 15.—APPOINTMENT13.—Com mender E. Herrick. to be Superintendent of Packets at Dover. Lieut. R. Dew; Surgeon J. F. Jenkins and Assis tant-Surgeon H. W. Horsell ; Clerk F. T. Robins, and Clerk's Ae-istant S.W. Parker ; to Encounter.Draughtiman R. Abethall to Surgeon's Department. First Foreman of Muter Smiths, W. Willeocks ; and Muter Smith J. Weds, to Portsmouth Dockyard. Second Master W. F. Lewis, and Master's Assistant E. P. Cos, to Dee. Midshipman M. W. Woods to Daring. Master's Assistant B. D. COG nor to Jite="ranisorions.—llon. F. Carson, pro moted to Commander ; Viscount Gilford, Lord R. Gros venor, and A. F. A. Young, promoted to Lleuteninits. PEMBROKE, 81. n. 13.—LAUNCH OF THE MONSTER MAN or-Wan Bonner STRAM•IIKIP.—The launch of the Windsor Castle, the largest vessel ever built in this county, end perhaps in the world, is definitively fired to take place to-morrow afternoon, at high water. The neighbourhood is crowded with visitors, nod extensive preparation , have been wade within the docks, to enable all parties to have a clear view of the interesting ceremony. The following is an authentic deseription of her dimensions :—Leogth from fore part of the ague heed to the aft part of taffrail, 178fL Sin. ; length between perpendiculars, 240 ft. Bin. ; length of keel for tonnage, 2011 t. 1 Wu. ; Extreme breadth, 80ft. ; ditto for tonnage, 60ft. tin. ; ditto moulded, dttft. 4in.; height from keel to taffrail, 66ft.; depth in hold, 24 ft. 8 in. ; Worthen in tons, old measurement, 3,759 4.91; ditto, new measurement, 3,163; estimated weight of hud, 2,732 tone; ditto, when fully equipped fur sea, 6,671; num ber of guns, 140 ; power of engines for screw propeller, 700 horse. The vessel will be afterwards taken round to Porte mouth, to be fitted out for immediate service. MEETING OF PARLIAMENT. —Parliament will be summoned for the despatch of business early in November. —Morning Herold. TRYATMENT OE PAUPER LUNATICS.—In cones queuee of the statements lately published respecting the treatment of length., is the St. Pancras workhouse, Mr. Robinson, the house surgeon, addressed a letter to the vestry at its meeting yesterday, regarding the appointment of a committee to initiate into the allegations made against his (Mr. Robinson's) treatment. Mr. Churchwarden Billett occupied the chair, and the application, after some discus sior, was agreed to. It is in contemplation to erect a per m inane lunatic asylum in this parish. ORRAT NORTHERN llAlLWAY.—fleturn of traffic for weeit ending Sept. 5, Paqiencters, petals, car• riager, homes dogs, and moils, 7,747 i. so. 7(1 : merchandise and ntinerils, 6,2171. 70. M. • cattle, MK as. 7d. Total, 13,3131. 19s. 11d. 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S — Do. 1636 Piedmont 5 p.OL 97 30 ... Treasury Ronda I Us. 1, 11153 — Bank Shares PARIS, SEPT. 16.-Bt. Germain, 110250 ; Venially (right bank!, —; ditto (Wit bank), 312 30 ; Paris and Orleans, 1,43 75 ; Parts and Room 875 ; Roue; and !haven, 27 1 2S; Marseilles and Avignon, ON; Strasbourg and Oa* 31173; Nnetbern, 686 75; Pale and ,Arasboulg, 713 73 ; Paris and Lyon, 733; Lyons and Avignon, 442 ; Iltuntorenu and Troyes, 25875; Oast, ; Dieppe and Pommy, 266 23; Paris and gonna, 16750 ; Bordnua and Trate, lug 73 ; Montpellier an 1 Oetle,—; Grand Combs, 1.8110 ; Biomes et St. Mader and Gray, HO. MADRID, SEPT. 10.—three per Cents., 461; after Bola, 46 13-16 c.; Do. Deferred, 24 11-16; after Dolsa, 24! c.; Debt (Ist class), 12 ) ; after Bolas, 12 c.; do. (2nd class), 0 7-16; after Bolsa, 01 c.; Dank of St. Ferdinand, 104/ p.; Exchange on London, 50.30. BERLIN, SEPT. 13.—Voluntary Loan, 1021; New Four-and-a-Half 'per Cents. (1 850 ), 104.1 ; ditto (1852), 1042. National Debt, 93,1. C:ommercial !!!arise Society's l'retnium, Dank Shares, 107. VIENNA, Srer. 13.—Five per Cent. M6telliquer, 93; Five per Cent. Lombardo-Venctian, 1031; Ex change on London, 11.30; Bank Shares, 1,360. For Account. PARIS, Ohm. 15. The market is firm, and prices hams advanced to-day about 3d. on all purchases. Town Tallow is quoted 38s. Gd. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 395. 6d. ; October to December, 395. ; January to March (1853), 391.6 d. SMITHFIELD HAY C.-THIS DAY. Mr. E J. Davie ?sperm the trade heavy, at the following quotations :—Prime Meadow Hay, 75e. to 84r.; inferior, 60s. to 70s. ; Rowen, 60e. to 60a. ; Clover, 80e. to 100 s. ; seoond cut, 06e. to 90e.; Straw, 28e. to 36e. 11 n u : A :I Sil lit 46 0 294 LO4 22 $1 US 111 U XI SS u ISO 132 33 LI 113 113 3414 173 IT A IL? IN LI in 19 SO SS SS - Ps 149 111 111 140 i i dis 110 i $I 104 105 *MARV. I - - 106 10? 100 114 16 If Par iPi 1 3 - i, f t - pa II l i ps 14 14 161 17 11 ill 1 If 1 4 1 74 1 7 - 18; 1 P 77 4 1777 Si 4 poi 13 14 Ili Ioi 111 111 datii Da Pal Id ... der LP . Si 6 N N % Item li INI I IN SS 34 i I dig IN IN II N 1 I t Pa .WAYS. Ifi 2 441 i 1. I s i • I I} tit qr I Pa II f I 41 1 1 1 1 Ii pa 7 IP 11 . ll_ 4 ill %3j 141 111 11 pa 67 69 II 1141 26f leg ICI 11 NP t 4 141 V $ 4$ I $1 Pa WEDNZSDAT Evasuto. Cousin to-day were fiat, owing to money stock ooming lather more freely to market, but towards l, Ms dna of tie *Sad hours, a rally took place. The • pies opened 991 to 1 for money, and 991 to 100 for the 13th October; sales were trade at' 9.1 for cash, and the last quotation was 991 to ,/, and 991 for time. The market cannot be said to have presented v at the close, but with the pre- . - vag spenietses et a supra- L ', lively unimportant nature are sufficient to disturb - tho equilibnum of the market. No other stock was touched in this department of the house. The unfunded securities met with a rather in creased business, but remained stationary in price. The March Exchequer Bills command 725. to 755. prem.; ditto June, 675. to 795. prem.; India Bonds, 1148. to 87a. prem. In the foreign bond department transactions were limited, and there was a slight tendency to reduced ( rates, which, however, partially passed off in the afternoon. Portuguese Bonds were rather weaker, but the converted Fours, from which a fourth part o fl the dividends is regularly deducted by the govern ment, still commanded 381 to 391. The letters from Portugal make reference to the existence of a very angry state of feeling in the northern provinces, and regard fresh revolutionary disturbances as by no means improbable. Spanish stocks are very firm. Buenos Ayrean Buds were sold at the reduced value of 71, consequent upon the less satisfactory tenor of the accounts by the steamer, and the dis gust excited at the hole-and-corner manner in which the affairs of the creditors are conducted. Turkish scrip was a shade weaker in the earlier part of tho day, but rallied to 101 prem. The day's sales are recorded u follows :—lirazilian Old Five per Cent., 1031. Buenos Ayres Six per Cent., 71. Dutch Two and-a-Had per Cent., 65. Ecuador Bonds, 41. Gra nada Deferred, 121, 1. Mexican. Three per Cents., 251, 1. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cent., 651, /. Portuguese Converted Four per Cent., 39, 381, 391. Russian Five per Cent., 1181 ex div.; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 105. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 491, 50; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 231; ditto for account, 30th Sept., 231 • ditto Committees' Certifs. Three per Cent. Turki sh Six pee Cent. Loan, 101, 1,1, I. Miura. Baring, Brothers, and Co., have adver tised the payment, in due course, of the dividends falling due on the 30th inst. on the Chilian Three and Six per Cent. Stocks. The numbers are also pub lished of Six per Cent. Bonds to the amcnnt of 12,0891., being 117 in number, which have been drawn by lot for redemption, and will be paid off on the 30th. Three per cent. bonds, to the vales of 4,6881. 10a., and 63 in number, have also been pur chased in the open market for extinction. The to of the debt of this Republic is progressing very rapidly, as the amount applicable for the opera tions of the sinking fund augments annually. The government of the Republic possesees the privilege, so far as regards the Six per Cent Stock, of redeem ing at the par of 100. When the bonds are not 1 offering under that value, the lottery system is had recourse to, so that the price can at no time ascend greatly above 100. The Three per Cent. Bonds, in which there is no special clause, are purchased fur extinction at the current market price of the day. It may be interesting to recall to recollection that a bonus of 10 per cent. can be claimed by a holder of the Three per Cents., if he should prefer possessing an inscription in the local debt books at St. Jago de Chili. Thus a holder of 10,000 Three per Cent. Chili foreign debt, can claim 11,000 Three per Cent. local stock, should he be dis posed to make the exchange. The half-yearly dividends on the undermentioned loans are also duly advertised for payment, viz. :—The Brazilian Five per Cent. Loans of 1825 and 1829, eostzscted by Mr. N. M. Rothschild; the Five per Coat. Brazilian Loan of 1839, for 312,6001. ; and the Bala= Five per Cent. Loans of 1824 and 1829, dated through various parties. In Bank shares the week's sales are thus stated : —British North American Bank, 58, 571; Colonial, 16, 151; London Chartered Bank of Australia (2L 10s. paid), 41, k, I, I, , I, 1 • London and County, 241, 1; London an d Wes tminster, 331; Union of Australia, 501, 60, 1, 50, I, 1 ; ditto, New, lis Union of London, 161, 17 The shares of the Now English, Scottish, and Australian Owlets& Ele* are worth 11 to 11 prem. De* stocks are very . well supported . at the he. 1 gametal advance in prices. Commercial stash is marked in the official hat 105; East and West India, 1681, 167; London, 129; St. Katharine, 951; South ampton, 34; Victoria (21. paid), 61. The transactions in steam-boat shares continue important, but have; given occasion to no material 'hangs in prices. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The Consol market has been steadily supported to day at the rally of yesterday afternoon, although there is no business of importance Ting forward. The price has been firm at 991 to for money, and 99 1 to 100 for the 13th October. T e only other trans action is in Bank Stock for the account, at 2291. The unfunded securities remain at former prices, but sellers are rather more numerous. The foreign . stock dealings have been few, and the change in prices is limited to a decline in Turkish, and an improvement in Brazilian. The Turkish loan marks 91 to prem. Brazilian Old Fives, 1031 to 10k. Granada Deferred, 121. Mexican, 261 to 1. Peruvian Deferred, N. Spanish Old Th rees, 491 ; ditto New Deferred, 23A to z. PUBLIC SALES. Burr. 15.—8 y Mean. POLLEE and HORSEY, at the Mart.—Freehold estate, known as Beech Farm, between Battle and Hastings, comprising about 55 acres of land with farm buildings-2,9901. Freehold watersid, premises, known as Pottery Wharf, Co m eilane, Deptford-1,9801. and plant of a soap and patent grease manu facturer, Swan.mead, Bermondsey-new-r, held for 9 years at 161. 165.-4901. By Mr. J. W. W.san—Two leasehold houses, Manor road, Walworth, calculated to produce 801. per annum, held for 99 years from 1845 at 101. 10s.-7751. Four houses, Bmyrks.road, Old Kent-road, let at 941. per annum, held for 68 years unexpired at 141.-7051. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. MaucEitsrsz, Suer. 15.—There was but • small amount of business, and Trion were lower. Eastern Counties, ; But Lancashire, 184 . i Les& stock, 87; Sheffields, 28; Midland, 771 ; Doyen? BIILKINGH•11, SiPT. 10.— his market was very slow to-day, and prices lower. South Stafford' were done at I dis. Latin o Sart 16.—Shares ars lower this morning, and on 'Change Namely any business doing. Midlands have fallen 15s. per cent., sad other stocks in proportion. The transactions are only in two stocks—North Western Pre ference at 16k, and Midlands at 78. TIIE RE-CUTTING OF THE KOR-I-NODE.—TITE operation of re-cutting this famous diamond has now been brought to a sueerseful termination, under the superintend ence of Mr. Guillaume Coster, the London, partner of the firm of M. B. Coster, at Amsterdam. It has mounted a re gular shape—the form being that of an oval brilliant cut upon geometrical lines in the best style of modern art. The value of the stone is now therefore much enhanced, and for purity of water and brilliancy, it is not surpassed by say diamond in the world. Several of the larger diamonds be longing to foreign states are, it appears, open similar criti cisms as to apparent dulness and want of regular form u those passed upon the Koh-i-noor before the recent altera tion, and are also capable of being mach improved by the ap plication of the principles of modern art. The two smaller diamonds, pendanta to the Koh.i-noor, have undergone a si milar treatment with their larger companion, and with equal succeed. The Messrs. Garrard have testified their sense of the ability and skill of the parties to whom the work hes been eatrusted, by the presentation to them of suitable testimonials. The meaner in which the Koh•i•noor is to be used is not yet finally determined ; but it is believed that it will form the centre ornament of a tiara, or royal diadem, and the two smaller diamonds portions of a necklace of diamonds to be worn by her Majesty or state occasions. A melancholy interest attaches to the gem, from the fact of its being almost the last object of public interest which was visited by his Grace the late Duke of Wellington, who com menced the work by cutting the first facet, and manifested great iotereet for the success of what was considered a peril ous undertaking. GREAT SCARCITY OF SILVER COINAGE.—There n as known for many years so great a scarcit of the silver currency as at present, in consequence of t he very large exportations of silver that bars recently taken place to Port Philip, Melbourne, Geelong, Sydney , . and other ports of our Australian colonic', for the convenience of the adventurers at the "gold diggings." Not a vessel leaves the port of London, Plymouth, Bristol, Liverpool, but takes out &considerable amount of both gold and silver specie, either by speculators who are proceeding to the above colonies fur the purpose of making large purchases of gold from the emigrants now working at the diggings, or consigned by capitalists and bullion dealers to their sgenta at Port Philip, Ito., for the same specific purpose. It is with much difficulty that the bankers in the city and west end can obtain silver currency to any amount either at the Bank of England or the Royal Mint to accommodate their correspondents in the different parts of the United Kingdom with silver coinage. At Birmingham, Marches ter, Liverpool, and other large commercial town'', the de mand at the various banks for silver is so greet that they are unable to supply parties with more than 1001. to 2001., u not only is a vast quantity being shipped off to ; Australia and ludia, but the demands for silver bullion and specie for France, Belgium, Holland, llamburgh, and the continent arc also very extensive. In consequence or this immense call for silver, it appears that the authorities at the Mint intend having a considerable amount immediately coined into specie, and likewise a gold currency of half-sove reigns and sovereigns for the convenience of the emigrants, who are placed in great difficulties front the want of a small circulating medium in exchange for their gold. CURIOUS HYBRID GROUSE.—The weather has been so wet and stormy of late on the hills that the sport has been a good deal interrupted. Still there is above an aver age quantity of game boxes daily arriving. The birds ore in uncommonly good condition, weighing fully I.llb. Ono of the most rema.kable " monstroaities" of the season line been a hybrid between the grouse and caperceilzie, shot at Athol. _ _ • NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE RAlLWAT.—Traffic re turn for railway and canal, for the week ending Sept. .1, IRII2. 6,424:. (123 miles open.) Corresponding week, Mil, a,lb.5Z. ( 112 miles °Pen.) Note.—The above is exclusive of the receipts available under the agreement with the London and North Wotan ltailway Company.