The Express. — London, England, 1852-09-13 00:00:00

wupwrioupgr -- Jes-e- 1 / 4 . 7 Oto LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1852. [THREEPENCE. BAIL WAYS. THIS DAT. MONEY MARKET. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE—THIS DAY. Our market was tolerably well supplied this morning with English Wheat by land•arrisge samples from the neer counties, and the offers from Lincoln and Cambridge. shire were more numerous than before. The quality uiui very indifferent,but the condi t ion was aligh tly improved. The demand was not brisk at the same time a fair clearar.ce was effected at about the rates of Monday last. There was a steady retail sale for foreign Wheat and Flour at previous currency. Choice samples of malting Barley . brought quite as much money, but secondary sorts were easier to purchase. Foreign grinding Barley was quite as dear se before. The value of English and Irish Oats underwent no change in value, but foreign, in consequence of the magni tude of the supply, were in some instances disposed of un easier terms. Beans end Peas continue scarce, and command extreme rates. Two oti.ocx. The railway market is quiet, but prima are a shade better, the general feeling being firm. Midland stook is 10s., and Lancashire and Yorkshire IL, higher than on fiatorday. London and North-Western is also bettor. SWUM AND NTOCIU 1111100ARANT6ID. BAYOZDAT Brims°. Owing to the transfer-books of the other govern ment securities being . shut, Consols was the only stock dealt in to-day, and in this security the transactions were extremely quiet. The market, however, was rather firmer, purchases being made for account at 1001, and the quotation left off 99Z to 100 for cash, and 100 to for the 13th of October. There was a solitary bargain in Bank Stock, for the account, at 229. NOD ibmises . all 111mhinly. Illubsobrik laserhlre.it Cllsahm..laweai.skpet. . _ _ Was today op Ot $ o'alati. lii 211 11 fld 4 II „81 ad Si i TA .1.3 1. 43 15 OtiIIIVALS INTO LONDON raom 7th SEPT. to II th Sett. Zailialt. Scotch. Lrmb. Vora. rt. Wheat j 3049 I 440 19790 3 Barley 671 4140 Om. 515 2103 510 I 50212 Malt ..... 0130 30 I bar, 3.901 aeobt 3,292 barrels. Y----- • .. .. b , • • No. 1,890.] LONDON, MONDAY EVEN. -- __ ...._ . THEI/AIL Y N E W II . BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCE- SURREY SESSIONS.-Tuts Dor. tondos Member Paper, prim ad. MENT OF SCIENCE. to Nance the a. the DAILY MEWS le at the heed of the U. - Them sissies, commenced this morning, at the Sessions bow pr . of Giro Dr :Din, ativoratine Dee eleameree hilts twordesi THE EXCURSIONS. , sea t Alt * h ed awl preetir.4l re ems , whether yolltreal, rosial, house, Neniagton-caueeway, before Thomas Prickle, Esq., eressiii.otiest. Bursae, FRIDAY ErItNINO. and a full bench of magistrates. The calendar oostained /a the Wont awl 'Aloe of its Geese& Newis-la the menney et lb The session of the British Association having been the names of 102 prisoners for Lief, 92 for Moslem, and 10 u m &Torte. to the ample, trotlthil, sal be go nia' sumer,/ et It. brought to a close on Wednesday night, the following day fur misdemeanour. The grand jury having been sworn, the w a gs 1rt:6.1.f. ,no , i ll 4 is 18- "Ma I,BlBl swilsoide•merthlas• was, acenruing to previous arrangement, occupied with ex- Chairman briefly addressed them se to the nature of their ja gs est west i n the City, Railway, sad flearAery Articles.- elusions to the principal Maces of interest in the county of duties, and dilations! them to their roam. . 1110r+v u b bbY ' ..b.d. . hi a rhd oh,then te n. Antrim ; that to the Giant's Rise haying, however, been it *muds. • toter art At, 1 . p say pest - eu losiiely surly report NSlopping to the ladies Rem by every abandoned, as most of the members and associates had renon.l n"1-..d the only daily Mining lbw" wallet M seem availed themselves of the proximity of that interesting ma. JIINES. A . ystere. aliment to visit it during the iutervale of occupation is the 1 lablifr n aw•••• elf to fannies., es bring the only paper Makin the section. SATURDAY ETRNINO , ✓use." wbich estibierr, eat has always needed, bon Its .dame At seven in the morning nearly 200 eentlemen left Dam- There is a fair amount of business doing in mining i gerrese, , ...i , , rthernermi It . 0r ,,,,,„ , o m om, w oo s i s t beera by the oat eat.. a gums gal-quay, , f or the Giant's Causewey, in the steamer Stork, shares, but it is more in It private way amongst the Isom se the ,eat DM le the bedisp tanks Nurempsin by winch was gaily decorated. On arriving at Penrod' they various agents and dealers than in the open market. gosh it *III be we. that this lope (tie yetteseet by mom 11818 were received with groat rejoicings, and were conveyed in 60111 Lead Mining "hares have again been in pity ream lied is Soo years b 0 4 .0 „SS. ..„_thr50..,° 1 . 304 , solatt‘srs,_____, , nearly 40 ears to their destination. The other trips were to demand at -to g prem. 'finerofta are more widel ''''"'""""• lim n s ""'"'. Carrickniacross, Antrim, and Lough Neagh. Ad passed off 9 roans. Comosicte roam. Prot p1.0,v0 11.1 W, - ln the gold mining shares thore were only two or DAILY NEWS 17441 1451.000 HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. three transaction*. lb. O elinn.4llllBllBlBlllllBl of MI prows juni use tellewing Cobre shares reached 461 to-day, and left off at 'wake meetly eapeenewl by a eeetetopereav ens • Pony : tow. •se the youngest ns :II ths Least., morales The prospectus of the new company entitled " Iler 41 to 45. United Mexican are steady at 6 torsi, but .'''''" the art it t s° b met rusost sad • n•••• 1 W'-rears- Majesty's Thema, Association" hrs Seen issued with the not buoyant. ansa4 l _,,_ "Tt'''''L l Y,,_,_,, that o'nwm__,"`",_"`“, Li".,,`ltl . is c l rl i ,!,_,, th e names of the Dube of Leinster, the Marquis of Chisel- The non-o ffi cial quotations are as follows --Mel ..."` tt ''''''`' n .". '''''''''" ' '"" '''''''''' ' mu t''' spend "..--- ricarde, Frederic Mildred, Esq. and B. Oliviera, Eq, - ' bourne, 1 to 4 i Connemara, 1 to 1 prem.; Glenaulin, gsseson of the reeonalsol daily pee.a, sail with the largest „, ~., mo w s „, o o soit i sosoo t s soot Is the . u teee ._ e te e t thA i by so y ~ 4 .1 ,as trustees, and the Marquis ' of Clanriearde,the Earl to . 1 prem . ; Kenniare, 4 to 14 prem. dilly v her. ate political more Due eorteepoetle with Its eueseaersdal 01 Harrington, Major-General the Hon. H. F. C. Coven. k selernee." dish. Sir John Bayley, Bart., and C. Barry Baldwin, Esq. At a meeting of sdrenturere in East Whited Rose se se era•red armor Dm*. - Ym .` 7 Nmmmu. Is lb. bbrielm ; 010 se committeenii tr. It is said a large proportion of to o held on the Gth inst. the accounts showed a balance of nosse, IN Soitetle-011to1. 111 , 11-.1 , . 1. LBlBl.ll. shares have slroady heel subscribed. Our chance of an 2,336/. 13s. 241 in favour of the mine. ..-..- • -•- ------ - opera in Pall-wall next mama seems to rest on the success .At South Wheal Frances meeting, held on the 7th TI(, Aumaitoso on CONSUMPTION, and or this novel speculation. The prospectus says :-" A eon sp.sealien MalMOrilliS allinn•- • 1 nine *new." fret Om beim entered into for Maisrebas• of the kelp of W. Arataflolte.. hot the Amami daily ere or the drawer loth is D 1_ tnit.,.a dividend of 6s. per ahory A 1,2401.) was de _ her Majesty's Theatre from the present proprietor, and the ela nd , Inavinro bitasse et suaiwas..- 7d. in favour enteltni 1,0 rte.- , ~‘ , . .7,z,v- --, ,„, r,"r bi d Sibb' bY mb saws sty ee l; 111180Ci.LUOD will have the benefit of this agreement, the pur- of the mine. =lr ; "!!„; 4 _,, th . ,.... there ~,,,,i „ et. „ e 0,, h0 . h e e me w , chase being repreaented by 2,000 paid . -up Aare,. At Trumpet Consols meeting, held on the 7th in _____,"- . t r,„, :,,.,..,,..„,...-,...,,,,,...” se r&otty pewees' t r In this purchase is included the lessee ' s intern. in sum scant , a dividend of 51. per share (5000 was de g•-,,,„,.. e l ,i, • ..e. r-t deter Ise lest toll& muster of 12 ; 461. 12, 9.1. Three per C at. Reduced Annuities, in dared, leaving a balance of 2811. le. 6d. in favour of es - F,A;;*,::.4 pc: Arno ...4u TS , punt than Os llost . ,_ l _ 4 alms vested as as accumulating guarantee fund. This fond st liy the we .4 Ow about/ 1.1.11., NI paddy lis t nereara..... will be increased f rom t i me to ti me , so as to form a sink- the mine. ,e....,,,,. -es•stem , ! the 'ow WUM "M'w••• n ""!"' """ irg fund, and place the association on the firmest basi s. The At Wheal Comford meetin g, held on the 7th inbt., B ts mph. N ',Mime Me Meyer loth in the eisemplelinitid of the „0. n .0.. Wt ,os eatery hew tun properties are to be taken at a valuation, which is no case the accounts showed a balance of 631. 19s. 2d. in no la teak tit trona e▪ ire • ...-r, be,oir it ta here palrelie that the rem has& is is to @acted 20,0001. The association to have the benefit of favour of the mine. ii,,•i - d,,,,,,i .. satyr mos the her.: or Meek N mid ww Ow sartase any surplus buyout' that sum. The prineny of the mo pe spines • erect Sr mID loose 111 .1 1 eniists, mos 3 . l _.wmustallY be chilies will consist of the lease of the theatre and concert- At Carvannall a call of 7e. per share has been aim dusto..!.-•,_trol_llne__, ,he ."'" l ._.. •° "_°ll n* ,,„,'`' a t wa t, T .L..° °° room, which has nearly 40 years to run, estimated at made vowing ni 0 4. 0 ...° 0 °":". 1 7. 6 ,..."*“`"",...,,,`""' as - '''' . " - , a , at 'a ." a dal - '" -- taaa r ia ..7" - t i a . 100,01101. ; the properties veiny eicted . in . •value 30;0001 At Wheal Union a call of 31. per 'hare has been -, Inns nieenniennera. July 2:11., in/ but amount to us paid by the association is not to exceed made. 26,0001. ; the effective capital, 75,0001. ; total, 200,0001. . F.ACTIFI.I. HAIR.-The successful results of The affairs of the association will be conducted by a ma- THIS DAY. the - ...t heft eatery have press. 1, hry wed ioaretwea that ringing director appointed by the committee, and previously Two o'CLocx. r Lis e' Xst 32551 t OIL is maimed with singularly newish. to the commencement of each semen the personal prim- The gold mining shares remain very quiet, with pm ?tin e rowth sad rerteestreo of the bomb h.d. sad leges to be reserved to the shareholders will be defined by out c h ange in prices. Yuba Riber have been done kerma aphifle has tailed. It laeltoatee to OM th „ ooto u stos. .. met rhea ?tire 1810 ,be par, .4 the M ad. antwishew Use hair la its at 1 preinium. _ satees OAP, see-hider its 00818, cltlllllllll U trees Kurt rot dm/M. ...Wu .t in zoiturilt , alol oNBIIIBIIB 118 Noo Of BiItMINOHAM MUSICAL FESTIVAL. St. John del Rey shares have improved to 281; RieNhy v.; air, rnlit .orteina, eda laneriess t 10 the - but United Mexican have receded to 44. bum period d brawn lile. In the growth or whains. eyebrows, lIIININOUAR, SATURDAY EviNINCI. flidnivalmalm. it b *I -0 oill-d.i^it is US Walillii,___,_ . • e g erstisn ' n _ ..__,_ „," Y Last evening the festival was brought to au •ap- Ha Ak a MMus ,Kiisines " tt 7 t1 " 1:1 telismg " t " . • al tt ' ll I " "'...." a • t te ' ti by ballat the Muqe Ilall, which 1418 103. Price Cs. at. and 7e.; et really Bottles propria • rause on a re. ft leer imp. lit. art. sad .hohls that sigh Me. Citation- was attended by the noble president, Lord Leigh, Lord and r WPM emits ollowismie blesavar tat' are al the 'rapper, la two Lady llowe, Lord Lewisham, sod other aristocratic per- !__,,,..") I Ade_ Ml_ raid. _ priers done listarday. to-day. - - - _ all $ I sx She UMW as mimed en the task et the slower i early wata . 4t .,,, w h o h os , h oes v i s iti ng i n W. t own an d neighbour- •saraa ies Amin Lauwaresaa ... ..... all s f yrft eysibraßter 79,101‘ larni.-asid tiy . A. ROWLAND sad hood dur i ng am oetk. AM M Weir 31• • L asass s lad by ''' awl". °al I** la keeping with the motto of the borough " Fo rward" gase l4Bll. n i, s•lestunealumilds. - IS - - I i i t .. s 4 -progress has been the characteristic of the Birmingham IMPWX I austral= Freehold .-. ell Id. L. - .. - IRELAND. of day to east the eye beck on it at its small beginning, V . ' 1 ela el mem It " sad C3Bl 1 . 1 1 1 - 4 . - par between 70 and 80 years since. Birmingham was than a K m ta mob k aa , 13..• - - ----- Dustin, Sari. 11. shadow of what it now IS, with Its enormous) sprtadiag DUN as ueelll. lama & at sa. an. cm 3 4 pulation and hug* manufactoriso, and in part grim- a.ses n Da.Oseassaad OEMs ell 111111 meeting of Irish representatives and others, / L a m swats , t h e peop l e. too , seem to Aare Ile a ;Mi. men s" Da, at, yens thd Bey „ is -- -- gni a bud yesterday, at the Northumberland Hotel, to cam- fully poor, for the hospital, which this festival endows, was Maw I Camel Cmel , sll iMr pa dew si hot etepe should be taken, previous to the bails after 12 long years' struggle to obtain the money, at iiiren "1 o .° 4 : 4 Z s er t •••• -•-••• 44 44 46 Inneing of parliament, on the questions of religious • eon something ander 8,0001.; somebody or Game sulk C oo le r . bc" ******** " " 14 11 l i i -r a * ty ,tut the established church, was attended by ...... 11"°4111° ,. "P° 14 "°° 1 . 4;; .. o ee , gr of in a : °r° .,...... ...... t°6° ; "wrikky° had as ° . ;t w o" 20 1 °wani ng% II Atoirdiaa 04 P1 0 a im Li Ms_ members of rrliarnent and a large number "--- La 4 dr:: ; tad i n 7t;:; 6 7 - t h a , ata it a g a a g tkr a siorn every CS Wart Mountain catholic clergymen and others, protestant* week, performances, it presents aro remarkable a eastrast, "A s °read Doily Maiden ILIM Orem irelneetli....- ..... - di j 14 pm MI IVOR MI Roman catholic'. It was presided over that an extract from it will sot be uninteresting. It is s by Ms. Moore, M.P. The proceedings were not open headed -" Oratorios for the benefit of 81 . Pars Papal and I Ll m rl s . a . 4,6i ....... n.. - dl all t c fa the resat : but from the outline given of them in th f. Ciebsral Hen l nt ! l. On Wednesday assluMes Boyeember 2, lon&Calliw,Oßts.C.Os. all IMs g 17‘8, at St. Philip ' s church, will be *rend, to the "en Marliplas the /Veen .... of this morning, it appears that after c .„„..., o f ttos service (which win begin at k a z oo & t en e 1 itszleankillankamerium I it • Protracted &mignon, in which the chairman, Mr. o'clock precisely) the overture of ' Esther,' Weigel's New Ormria__ _............... all I I Mat "wen Meals lf Badleir. 'ALP., Rev. Mr. O'Shea, Rev. Mr. Dowling, grand Getting,. T. Dena' sod. Jubilate' ;an sew OW law, Hs Archdeacon of Achonrv, Rev. Mr. Qusde, Mr. cert. , b y M r. H arris ; Dr. Boyce's Anthem; tbis End Raw we' newts neds.7 all dle pee Ilerjeant She:, M.P., Mr. 'Lucas, 'M.P., Mr. O'fla- dredth Psalm, accompanied ; and, after • ammo se be TAM le Mllegod•Oths. .. lif If 121 I booty, ALP., Mr. Scully, ELI'., Mr. M•Nlahon, )I.P preached h the Rev. Mr. Yeller. Hinders g ~se" I Voilb Awasim 1 II g die Anthem.' the ' I e - • bin 5 ."" lb Ila Cl* 's ronatiou An m. at • evening, at t • thetre bit. *earthy Inwning, Mr. Sharman Crawford, New-street, a grand miscellaneous concert, consisting of 41 . 174 * S i M d 444 1 .1 --•••••••• sit 35 a Il 100,000 I wow arkers all Ito apm Mr. Tristram benscdv, 31.1' and others took part , orlon vocal and instrumental pieces, hr the principal per- ito r ooo i y o t o , Last evening the festival was brought to nu ap propriate termivation by a ball at the Mu.ie Bali, which was attended by the noble president, Lord Leigh, Lord and Lady Howe, Lord Lewisham, and other aristocratic per sosaces, who have been visiting in the towu and neighbour hood during the week. In keeping with the motto of the borough—" Forward" —progress has bees the characteristic of the Birmingham Festival; it is as interesting as curious at this time of day to east the eye beck on it at its small beginning, between 70 aid 80 years since. Birmingham was then • sbeelow of what it now is, with its enormously spreading =tion sad huge maaufactorie, and in part grim streets the people, too, seem to have been piti taffy poor, for the hospital, which this festival endows, was after 12 loos years' strangle to obtain the money, at • something under 8,0001.; somebody or other sug =4. performance of an oratorio ; we have bad an op of looking over the programme, which ill certainly a veep modest affair ; and in view of the magnitude of thu week's performances, it presents so remarkable a contrast, that ea wee from it will not be uninteresting. It is heeded—" Oratorio* for the benefit of St. Paul's Chapel and the General Hospital. On Wednesday morning, September 2, 1778, at St. Philip's chunk, will be performed, in the coarse of the service (which will begin at half-past ten o'clock precisely) the overture of ' Esther,' Handel's grand Dettiagen Ts Deum' and' Jubilate' ;an organ can nel*, by Mr. Harris ; Dr. Boyce's Anthem; the Old Bus dredth Psalm, accompanied; and, after • sermon to be preached by the Rev. Mr. Young, Headers grand 'Co rotation Anthem.' In the @Teeing, at the theatre in New attest, a grand miscellaneous concert, consisting Si *elect vocal and instrumental pieees, by the principal per formers. On Thursday morning, the 3rd, the oratorio of ' Judas Maccabees,' end, between the acts, an organ con certo by Mr. Clarke. la the evening, at the theatre, the serenata of Aoki and Galatea,' between the parts of whisk will be iatrodaced some favourite pieces, and an ' Ode to Kay,' earepeend bp Pin Seals. On Pang Enna lag, the sit Philip's, Om sawed era torts a l i tersish.' In the evesbg, a tabr eslassans moan at the theatre. Pdaa4pal vocal =n Miss Males, Miss 8a1m,., Masts. Nana Pius, &dais% lbs. Primal* tastrumental per- limmssa—Mr. Crammer Vast violin at the 0110/11 House, Lsembis), Masora. Gnats Park, Ashley Ikenatel. leakins, Nair" tt.c. The ether parts et the bank whoa will be very fall, by the most appealed padermers, and the cele brated Women Cheese Magee been Lasenshire. Finally, it is anoosnoed that there is a ball every teeing at the hotel, the dohs% Issfag at the primitive priori of half-a crown, and that the &habeas M ths oratorios was 6s, and to the boas at the asserts 75." _ . LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Lavaaroot, SEPT. 11.—Our share market has not been so Wive to-day es at the early part of yesterday, but there la no &slim in prlees, although the traasictions have ' 9 l beets few. The operations are as follows:—Birkenhead, in] Lancashire, and Cheshire (22.1. shares), 41 d. —Baatern Ganda, 111—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 871 a 7 I—Lan- II easter and Carlisle (third shares), 11 p.—Lmdon and North Western, 1211 —Ditto wet. shares), 31 p.—Mary. port and Carlisle, 34 —Midland, 771 1 I—Ditto (new pref. u 1) per cent.), p.— oral Western, Se—South Eastern and Dover, 211—Whitehaven and Farness, 7—York and North Is Midland, 241—Demerara, n. m•Nelli.T., Sept. 11.—Ther• mu a trillium advance _IN in oriel!, bit not usual , business. leed•, 87; Birkenhead N. and Cheshire Junction, db.; Manchester and Binning- N. C Quarters, 1 11-16 prem.; Midland Pretense*, ig 1 prem. ; Doyen, 21 13-18. Inns, San. 11.—The share market continues inani mate, but prices remain stationary. The only traaretioas " to-day are the following, at the qeotatioassima : Bast u Lancashire New Quarters, 44 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 87 ; Leeds Northern, 18; and Midland, 771. - A writer of of that day says that there was " a crowded and respectable company of genteel per sona" st the ehorelt, and that "the celebrated Women Chorus Singes from Laseaskire swelled the chorale of the . Messiah' with the utmost reputatioa," he. The pro ceeds of the week's performiusine amounted only to 8001., of which the hospital got 1271. ; however, in the last year of the last century thii sum was lammed by the festival then held to 1,5001. ; but the following table shows the re ceipts and profits of the festival. from 1778 down to 1849 : Date. Gross Receipts. Proem 1778 £BOO £127 1781 140 1784 1,32.5 703 1787 1,980 964 1790 1,965 962 1796 2,044 897 1799 2,6.50 1,470 1902 3,823 2,380 1805 4,122 2,292 1808 6,411 3.267 1811 6,680 3,629 1814 7,144 3,131 1817 8 476 4,296 1820 9,483 6,001 1823 11,115 6,806 1826 10.101 4,692 1829 9,771 3,806 1834 13,527 4,035 1637 11,900 2,776 1840 11,613 4,688 1843 8,822 UN 1616 11,838 5,190 VW ,333 2,441 The rank thews that the lo bra esesleed trem the festival roue& upwards of 08i018R e end there Is every Toren le Wire that a very beellma• um w9O renege, hem the pet moslea wrbeenesse. after de perm* of ell serum Th e eisat enn het illeterg ii-eready they have resealed Is the rum of as mesh te upwards of 2,0001., sal Wade a herbed piaaa Iberia Lewd Leigh, 1001. fees thigleri of Ay9eeNei, ROIL her Mr. Corfield ai=ellant la the town), My mime from Lord _ A Mellen. R. R. Clive, ILP., 401., sad Mr. Gee* M.P.,,101. Neither have dr tinestiess been con fined to the err, gentry east redisre-the piaci* voealists bate ensb mile Morel eletelbedwie. Mr. Sims Reeves end Bra reesses give era My press ; Madame Viardot Garth eel Madsen Ate Zoo each 601., Mies Williams ten rim, sad Mr. Lackey end Mime Dolby dis play proportionate liberality. The iron receipts up to this • Main 14686 0 , bat manydoaatioas ma yet 'ark -tad. It obouldbe neriased that lien Hire, who wee intro doled le the Nominee by a noble lady, rendered his en vieoa Lerr ai ledgibl i te rashr entertained a large rwg of oeils et theoapbeet the west. Noma the. 46 he tie mem of this festival is due le 3lr. Mesa, subsel steward, lobe, himself an essompliebed emetose, Ms het his serving the any easalbe to .cline the reek tibia it has bees mar great prams to resurd. The eeesurateelee ellieled to the Isar w the bent that arid have bees reviled, and was doe le the couttray of Mr. Oesswe Whatelsy. nese is every reeves * belie* that a new oratorio wil be reedy for the Swivel of 1356. VOLCNTARY STARVATION.--On Wednesday , lest all inquest was held at Northampton en the body o 7 Hanitah Corby, who had been found dead in her room at an early hoar on the:previous morning. The body presented a moat emaciated appearance, a mere skeletal, held together by a shrivelled skin. After her death half of a half-quieten& loaf wow found in her room, which she bad bad in a week lain Tuesday. With the exception of tor pennyworth of mear,which she bought on Seturday,thre•-fourthe of which still remained uneaten, that wee all the food else had pr. chased daring the week. Mr. Bee d l7, with whom; she b l el g re .bad t hou ght slnte her up up some ate it, pu ddli ng s inl i ce sn ;i i erdeath bi; hod found it covered up and un a tocbed. She hid upwards of 2001. oat at leftmost, and es. a week coming in regularly. Her age was 67, so that there was no ground for any fear that she might cane to want. Mr. Booby stated his opi• ales to be that the had died from ohm eahaustion. She hod pised lend( to death. The jury were of the same =eel returned a verdict of " Died by the Visite e.g." Deceased was essaarried.-Nordusesprom iirdsr". Tae MILITIA VOLUNTZEItS IN MarroneTeft.—The number of volunteers in three of the principal townships of Manchester and of Salford is 169. Charlton upon-blodloek township with 86,634 inhabitants should give as its propor tion of militia about 98 men, but the volunteers are only 7 ; Hann, with 53,470 inhabitant/ and 140 seen required, has raised 23; Salford, with 63,424 inhabitants and 178 men required, has raised 38 only; Manchester township, with 186,987 inhabitants and 616 meat required as its proportion, has only 101 volunteers. Total, 3'10427 inhabitants, and 930 militiaman required, towards which there are only 169 valuation. LAMENTABLE ACCIDENT ON THE RIVE/I.—Yes terday, shoat 1 o'clock in the morning, four young men were proceeding in a lighterman's skid off Greenwich, when they wen upset by the swell from as Irish vowel leaving London. Three out of the four were drowned. The names of two that were drowned wars William Hutt and Henry Hutt; the names of the ()then unknown. It ap pears that they bad been drinking freely, and kenos un able to manage the beat. The bodies have not been picked up. &rams or FIEF TRADE—Stich is the scarcity of able-bodied paupers, or thee, able to do any kind of work in the Greoawick Haien, that the dockyard authori ties have been obliged to &Me soden at the gates, limiting those who " cannot get employment" to come in sad pick oakum. In former years the goardianbtound no diMeulty whatever in °Maisie, hands, the applications being far too numerous for the work to be done, even at the low prime paid for the work, but now the guardians are obliged to raise the work from the government authorities, who are thus obliged to true "invitation" ter hands.—Kentish Mercury. A PREACHER Suaratazo.—Last Sabbath there occurred rather a carious route in the parish church of Compile. The Rev. Mr. Park, of Cadder. proceeded to the pulpit to o ffi ciate for the Rev. Thomas Mauro, the minister of the parish. Mr. Park had gone through the uses] routine of singing, prayer, its., and had just given out the teat, and wee co • his discourse, when a woman got up, and, at the top her voice, exclaimed— " Ciao ham. wi' you, sir, an' Learn your lemon—(a sl;ght pause)—pe hear, I say, an' lean your sermon, afore ye am, here. We're nee socsamood wi' a man wain' a sermon tee us—we can read as. at hams oursel's. Gas hams—(loader than before, accompanied with a stamp of her foot)—gee hams an' learn roar lesson, like a skulcboy —gas haute, sir." She west en is this strain for some time, and it is said Mr. Park looked unutterable things.— Drunbartort Herald. _ _ _ _ Tilt CllOLEl24.—Accotints from Posen of the eth state that there were on the 4th 84 sew easee of cholera and 33 deaths ; on the sth, 71, with 23 deaths ; 495 persons were still in the hospitals. Tho District Court had post poned its sittings for eight days. In Zierke the epidemic had disappeared ; in Ostrow* no abatement is reported. In Koliseh the epidemic bad nearly cowed. From the north the amounts state that the tales In Elblag base increased, but the whole number has not been published. Returns are made from Braunaberg and Dirsehau, when up to the 31st August there bad been 887 burials for the town and neighbourhood. The Ostaes Zailung states that the cholera had appeared in two villages, Zachnu and Nipper wiese, is the vicinity of Stettin. 7111/ICII RAILWAY Tasartc.—The following are the last Moro. of the grass nano of the principal Fres& nut:reps Nuarneas.—Pram August 26 to Sept. 1 ; Panesparr, 421,0021. ; Ronda, 173,039 f.; iota/. 707,04 if. Scoino.—lresen August to Sept. 4: Pmengen,llll,l44l.; goods 92,214.; total. 23 5 . 6 12 f. 12:onts,—Pnen Aapost SO to Sept 4: Paegangore. 62,134 f.; goods, UMW.; total. 110.9.13 f. Unworn ores bastes I.ll , lll4—Frees Angst HI to Sept. 4: he. mtge., 333,012 f.; goo S. 201,772 f.; total, 8%,8071. OTIUMIIIII.—FIO.II Await ti to eept. 1: Poisiogen,3o4,l44f. ; goods, 137,223 f.; total, 414047(. HALL—From Masa 23 to Await 21 : romisgers, 41,410 f.; goads, 24,073 C; total, KUM. . From Aspen 24 to blot 1: Pageengers, 17,011 f. ; goods, 14,401. ; total, 31, OK Leans —Fryer Arignat 21 to Sept. 4: Pameagers, 299902 f.; gam* 132,1111.; tote, 452,3111 f. 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POW SW 07. all YAP.mews, 4p CL fj Ds. da. 41 pa. 16ilirlase4.11D.of..C1 II Me l'ishours *WAaI O.I.4 ll lasimiaa77. . all Ow Illaallll gar at aMaya ammo ... ... Ifartb 111•Sardeadr• a Werasater an, WahaMlll. IP pie Caar U ism& Dom • LalgaisLAmi) MO* 4. liderful Kierm Ito TAY y e s Sam, faLreirell & Dale TaIIIANILMALF.M. 70113.1011 74 lekarkral mod tequila I liaiirseWas . 77. 10 Oa 0141' '1 " Naafi " 4 et 5i W 411.41 .141144414 DAL 14 lambsers 10 De. Pan/ ) 1 Da. A Da Dlr. llama 10 Sam Nol It 114411mtVelose... atl 04..141.11pa et. Isatle (lor Os Is /ohm dr.) 11 owl 104114444 - N Pens oull Lyme IS f44144r Odes= P1e104•114444 10 Pleb sal Ilerke.ror . • talkomemdcarb.stri H o li ressainne .« IS owl limas 111 Welt Thaler. . ... I Wawa of rinse— Ft ser; !IL ei 64. ft. 11 KO Keane. $1 - 1"1"6"4 it*" I I i N ' i 111 i i:i as if i t .. u u It ~i~ The March Exchequer Bills were very quiet, at 725. to 765. prem. The Juno bills opened at yester day's rate, of 665. to 71s. prem., but closed 675. to 70s. prem. India Bonds are worth 81s. to 87s. prem. The foreign stock department was inactive, and the only material change in price was in the Turkish loan, which, upon the strength of some considerable I purchases, rose to 10j, and closed at 10 prem. Spanish New Deferred Threes were rather better, and Peruvian Bonds are very steady. The sales in clude :—Brazilian Old Five per Cent., 1031. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 73. Granada Deferred Bonds, 121. Mexican New Three per Cents., 25j. I'cru vian Actives, 1051; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 68, 651, 661. Portuguese Converted Fours, 394. Sardinian Five per Cents., 95i. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 231, ; ditto Passive (Converted), 6. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 9j, 101,14,10 palm There is no change in the rates of money, which remain very easy, although the demand is consi derable, both for the requirements of legitimate trade and for the prosecution of joint stock enterprise. The Bank, it is understood, is making the usual advances upon stock and Exchequer Bills during the shutting of the books, at the previous rate of 11 per cent. From Paris we have reports that the Bank may be expected to shortly reduce its rate of interest to 2; per cent. The concession of a Swedish railway has just been obtained from the government by an English com pany, and will soon be brought forward in this market. The government gives a guarantee of five per cent. per annum on a sum of 5,000,000 rix bunco dollars, or about 1,000,0001. sterling. We under stood the line proposed is in the interior of the country, and is to be formed to connect Lake Mailer with Lake Wettorn. The transport of iron and wood is stated to be the chief object of the under taking. The continental advice, received to-day furnish some additional details relative to the new Austrian loan of 80,000,0009. It appears that five per cent. bonds will be issued at the price of 95, or 21 per cent. bonds at the price of 481. The interest will be payable in Paris, but the exchange is act fixed, and will be regulated by the current quotation of the market on each recurrence of the dividend period. It is thus noticed that if the ex change should rise, the interests of holders of the new loan would suffer materially., Subscribers are to have the option of paying up at once, with due allowance in the way o interest ; but otherwise the payments are to be spread over a period of 10 or 12 months. The first payment will amount to 10 per cent. Payments maybe made either in paper on Vienna or in specie. The prospectus of the English, Scottish, and Aus tralian Chartered Batik was issued to-day. The ob ject is, of course, the extension of the banking accom modation of our southern colonies under their altered circumstances. This is the third institution of the kind that has been started since we drew attention to the profitable field that was opened up to banking enterprise in this quarter, two of them having a cap• tel of some magnitude. In the present instance half • million of capital is proposed to be raised in 201. shares. A royal charter of incorporation has been applied for, and, should it not be obtained, the pro moters of the undertaking state that the deposits will be returned in full. Business was done in these shares in the Stock Exchange to-day, in anticipation at the allotment, at 1 prem., and the price closed 13 to 2 prem. The movement in specie and bullion this week has again been important. The imports include 6.50,000 dela. by the Africa, from New York ; 1,163,736 dole. by the Medway, from the West Indies and Mexico; 470,000 dole. by the Franklin, from New York, of which, however, only 120,000 dole. were for Eng land; and 3001. by the Hellespont, from the Cape. By telegraph this afternoon we are also advised of the arrival of the Brazilian steamer Teviot, with 21,9001. in specie. The total value of these imports may be stated at about 406,0001. _ _ The exports of the precious metals direct from London during the week ending Thursday last, ac cording to the custom house return, included 61,826 ounces and 5,5001. in gold, and 168,348 ounces of sil ver, the aggregate value being nearly 280,0004 The account in detail is as follows—Gold coin : to Ham burg, 4,034 ounces ; to Belgium, 50,000 ounces ; to Port Phillip and Sydney, 7,792 ounces and 5,5004 Silver coin : to Rotterdam, 8,348 ounces ; to Belgium, 130,000 ounces ; to Hamburg, 30,000 ounces. There have els° been chippe d about 7,0001. by the Severn for the Brasile, 7, 0001. by the Macedon for Adelaide, 30,000!. by the Persian, and 1,0001. by the Wandsworth, both for Port Philip ; and 33,0001. by the Cornhill for Hobart Town. The total shipments from the kingdom for the week are thus raised to 360,0001., or between 40,000/. and 60,0001. lees than' , the imports. The general meeting of the shareholders of the Scottish Grand Junction Railway, held on the 31st ult., having approved of the final reports of the auditors and directors, and authorised the distribu tion of the surplus funds, a dividend of 6s. 9d. per share will be paid to the shareholders on their sign ing the discharge, and delivering their share certi ficates. The Belfast and County Down dividend is 12s. por share; the Dundalk and Enniskillen 7s. per share; the Scottish Midland lj per cont..; and the Glasgow and South Western at the rate of 2 per cent. per annum. ' . _ The following note has been received by the Se cretary of the Stock Exchange from the Secretary of the Orleans and Bordeaux (now Paris and Orleans) Railway : I beg to apprise you, for the information of the home and shareholders generally, that henceforth the Bordeaux cer tificates most be transferred to bearer, the proprietor placing above his signature the words Bon poor tranefert as porteur. From Herapolh's Journal we extract the following analysis'of the railway traffic returns for the last week on all the lines in the kingdom : Aggregate amount No. of Average receipt received. milts open. per mile. 18.12.... £337,744 6,896 £49 0 0 1851 .... 335,992 6,438 62 3 0 1850 .... 291,333 6,147 47 6 0 The Railway Times estimates the gross receipts for the whole kingdom, since the Ist July, as follows : Gnu amount No. of Avenge receipt received. miles open. per mile. 1862.... £3,176,469 6,601 £4Bl 1 0 1851 .... 3,327,423 6,319 626 11 0 1850.... 2,767,043 6,974 461 10 0 THIS DAY. Two o'Gr.occ. The Consot market is again a shade firmer to-day, although the transactions have been very few. The price is now quoted 100 to 1 for money, and 1001 to for the 13th of October, or 1 better than on Satur day. No other stock in this departm. nt Ass been touched. The June Exchequer Rills mark 675. to 70s. prem.; India Bonds, 84s. to 87s. prem. The foreign stock market is firm, but in this de partment also the business has been small, with the single exception of Turkish scrip. This loan, upon the strength of foreign purchases, has reached 11 premium, and is now quoted tin to premium. Austrian Old Five per Cent. Bonds mark 83 to 841; Mexican, 2.51 to I; Granada Deferred, 121; Peruvian Active., 104) to 1031; ditto Deferred, 88; Spanish New Deferred Threes, 231 to MINCINO-LANE.-THIS DAY. The public sales declared for to-morrow consist of Sugar: 330 hhds. Barbadoes, 8,000 bogs Mauritius, 3,400 begs Ben gal, and 600 bags Madras. Coffee : 600 casks plantation Ceylon. Saltpetre: 2,600 bags. Rice: 2,800 bap. There hu not been any business of importance reported in the private contract market, but must articles have a steady appearance, particularly Sugar and Coffee. 141LTA1.1.-Scotch pig Iron has declined is.; mixed num bees, 465. to 465. 6d.; No. 1, 445. 6d. cash, *trip, 445. 6d.; bar Iron steady. Speller has shown a slight decline, 161. 16s. for arrival, 171. stock. British Tin has been ad vanced 35., and the holders of East India ask rather higher prices. Banta, 88s. to 89..; Straits, 86s. Quicksilver quoted Id. lower. Oths.-Seal, pale, 341. to 311.; straw, 321. 10s. to 33/. ; brown, 311. 10a. to 321. ; sperm, 5.11. 10s. to 871. 10s. ; head- Matter, 904 ; cod, 331. 10s. to 341. ; South Sea, 321. 105. to 341.105.; olive Gallipoli, 521. to 631.; Spanish and Sicily, 491. to 511.; palm, 281. to 291. ; cocoa nut, 321. to W.; seed, rape, pale, 321. 10s. to 33/. 105. ; linseed, 301. to 301. as. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. We have a considerable increase in the supply of Beasts, which causes a Ought depression in the trade ; however, the quotations (Ilea Mondayare generally real iaed, sad very few remained unsold. The number of Sheep and Umbels the same u on Monday last ; the prices of that day are fully maintained, indeed a few of the choicest kinds ha,. made more money. Calf trade remains unaltered. From Ger many and Holland there are 1,811 Beasts, 5,810 Sheep, 260 Calves, and 106 Piga ; Spain, 160 Sheep; France, 60 Sheep; Scotland, 80 Beasts ; and 2,600 from the Northern and Mid land Counties. Fez 01 , 14110 of Sibs. a 0... 4. 1 Par 'tom of Oita a. 4. a 4. OM treetrt Iterefordm.. 3 8 3 1 Bat Dna & Hf..6oa. 08 0 8 0 0 Bout Shor6baraa —. 3 4 3 IWA Lon -wool. &Gaud dually lispat... 1 10 3 Do. 40. 41sorn-- U 0 . 0 Osiree ..... .. ..... .... 3 0 4 lttria sad recuad ivaltty 3 4 3 8 Plea —. . . -- 3 4 4 Po. do. traroma 0 0 0 0 But Das llstBbrada 44 4 lambs .. ,411 6 2 , liras. at maraca. kW ; damp sod Labe: - . 26.210; ...... 350; P 10.320. A dis 241 V4I : 4te 0 4 131 ii dis 01 Ii 44 4 3 I 114 114 id 81 II 14 184 N P-14 II ii - lii 11i Is 40 al 117 111 'lb N •. 14 4/ 111 . 14. lie iii pa 41 : 17 3 B 9 111 14 1313 144 Ifl /319 3 lei II 3 I 93 " 3 4 4 414 13 If _ $ ii r 3._ Ti li si. 774 76 14 41 44 „ 47 44., 3 L die 41 a Mal 1111draial TO 1148 : I I I 41 u. - i$ pi V 44 iil iii 63 st $$ ii I lids 191 tie 9 41 n It i, 3 q 194 NI is If 1$ -- 111 iii ft g :I 0 61 f! SY . P O. 111 id 7$ ills ad Iu n' , id 51 U 34 1111 161 3! U 112 114 10 II It IS la 100 sd Ili 19i id Si Of ” - - .. 10 1610 111 IN I 1 Mg la OD 11$ a! j 24 Oa Rd p7l Of 10f f Dll ad UI 141 I $ l 4 104 100 SWIM, 105 10? 100 le4 ii - Wid Pi iPM 14 , 1117. 17 11 • I 14 - 1 14 ill 14 n 1 7 - ,r In 111 ;a -1.4 10 4 PS del pa I dis 10 111 - 111 1 N IN 13 !I *I . 26 1 ail LOS 104 id 6 di 111LWAY11. 1 i ti I, "1 1 li on Pr i PEI II I 4 44 II II ▪ N • $ $6 1 ige 131 141 S 7 UJ $7 6 $7 14 1 1 14i 1 e I Ii 4 ps TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet to-day. The train to be un willing to submit to the advances der holders, and the deliveries from the warehouses an masequently sack week less than in previous years. Span latively there • little doing. Town Tallow is quoted 88s. &l. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, ns. id. to 6d.: October to December, 38s. 9d. sellers ; human to March (1833), 395. 3d. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. I 1830. I 1151. 1632. "142 1,751 12,517 235 14122 pos.sa 41.0.2 Sleek Ws day CAW Delivery Will week Do. iron Ist Jade ..... trees) last week Do. tram Ist Jams . Ms T. C. this day per7WZ Do. Tows . . 13,701 2,8113 11,541 2.171 19,11111 Ell .9d. SIN. 99. 29,432 2,314 22,232 974 15,131 4.. Od. 39.. dd. Arrivals for the week ending 22nd Sept:l;siYee'r,i,Fl4 maks, and delivery 2,193 casks. The arrivals last week com prised 235 masks front St. Petersburg. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Holywell, 145.; Tanfield Moor, 124. 3d.; Walls End Riddell, 13s. Pd. ; Walls End Russell's Baton, 15s. 3d. ; Walls End Hatton, 15s. 64. ; Walls End Lambton, 15s. 3d.; Walls End Tees, 15s. 6d.—Ships at market, 64. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Bxxxix, Stn. 9.—Vohntary Loan, 1031. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850),104a ; ditto (1852), 1011 ; National Debt, 951. Commercial Marine Society's Premium, Bank Shares, 1071. VIENNA, SEPT. 10.—Five per Cent. Metalliques. 941; New Loan (Series A), —; ditto (Series B), 112; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., —. Bank Shares, 1,388. Exchange on London, 11.34. TUE FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION NEAR BOLTON.- The adjourned inquest on the bodies of the three unfortu nate persons who were killed by this event terminated on Friday, in a verdict of " Accidental death," the jury adding that there was no evidence to show what was tho cause of the explosion. DESTRUCTION OF A WOOLLEN FACTORT.—One of the most calamitous and destructive fires that ever occurred in this town took place on Sunday morning last, by which the extensive and valuable woollen factory, at Weensland, near Howiek, belonging to Mr. George Wilson, was totally destroyed. The fire, which originated in the fourth flat of the sulk was first olrierved, about six a.m., by a person who was paring along the road at that time on his way to Jed burgh. Ihe met determined and persevering efforts were mad* by the firemen and spectator', but so rapid and de structive was the progress of the flames, that within two hours nothing remained but the bare and blackened walls and the iron portions of the machinery, which lay on the ground in confused and smouldering heaps. The mill eon- Mined, at the time of the fire, • most complete and valuable assortment of machinery, al l recent construction, and of the most improved principle; the loss, therefore, sustained by Mr. Wilson is very considerable, being estimated at about 20,0001. sterling, and of this not above a fourth part is covered by insurance. The cause of the fire is as yet involved in mystery. It is thought to have originated by some waste or wool taking fire spontaneously, but of the there is no clear evidence, the whole mill having been care fully inspected by Mr. Wilson and his fireman the pre vious afternoon, and every part found to be in a most satis factory state. A lugs number of hands are thrown out of employment, but i u hoped that, from the present brisk state of trade here, the greater part of them will not long remain idle.—Border Adiaer. NATIONAL TINE.-It would have been more satis factory, sines we are to have uniform time, could the stan dard have been calculated from the suite lull meridian in the heart of the island, midland between its eastern and western coasts, rather than from a point so much nearer the eastern than the western. All discrepancies might thus at least have been reduced to their minimum, instead of, as will be the case, rendering such absurdities possible as the sun coming lagging up every day to his meridian at Motel, Liverpool, or Manchester, some quarter of an hour or so behind the time called noon in such localities. This is indeed a go-a-head British generation, since the sun be comes, in its estimation of time, a laggard throughout the greater Earl of the whole country !-77is Builaer. SIR JAIIEEI GRAHAM AND THE GAME LAWS.— The following circular has been addressed to the tenantry on the Netherby estate Sir James Graham, unsolicited, has pleasure in notifying to his tenantry that they have his permission to hunt and kill harm and rabbits on their seve ral and respective farms, between the hours of sunrise and sunset—the time for killing hares being limited to the usual period, from 27th September to 27th February. Neither guns nor snares to be need. This permission will be continued from the present date until further notice. During its continuance Sir James Graham confidently expects and trusts that such a concession on his part will induce all his tenants, by themselves and their servants, to preserve the winged game on their respective farms to the utmost of their power, for the amusement of himself, his family, and friends. He hopes that they will cordially co operate with him in putting down the baneful practice of poaching ; and would suggest that every tenant, acting up to the spirit of the obligation contained in his agreement, should, when engaging his servants, make it a condition that any unfaithfulness discovered on their part, in respect to the preservation of game, will be considered sufficient ground for immediate dismissal." THE EARL OF CARLISLE AT MORPETH.-011 Fri day evening Lord Carlisle read before the members of the Morpeth Mechanics' Institute, the lecture upon the poetry of Pope, which his lordship delivered in the winter of 1844 to the memlwrs of the Mechanics' Institute of Leeds. In replying to a vote of thanks to the noble earl observed that the audiences which he had always wished to draw around him were thine connected with mechanics' institu tions, the working and laborious portion of the community, because be wished to express his sense of the real dignity , of labour, and of the important part which it played, both in advancing our national progress and the general ameliora tion of mankind. He wished to evince his respect for those who contributed, either by the strength of their sinews or by their iugenuity,to the comfort and well-being of society; and by coming amongst them, to show how much be felt that they were all members of the same community, and that they had the same great end before them—that of con tributing, as far as they could in their day and generation, to the prosperity of their common country, and the great work of human progress. The noble earl was loudly clvered. lii lii N N SO St IS SI In 4; I 3 i i le as 44 $ 111 I 1 !." 1; 10410 Vial II Pla 13 14 h ad P 7 l i $7l Si