The Express. — London, England, 1852-09-15 00:00:00

148 ' 41 7 te (El 2 ! rt 0 No. 1,892.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 15, 1852. of fame E.QV-- - - - TIONAL ASSURANCE and 12 AIL WA Y 3 MONEY MARKET. NINES. AWCIATION 7, Si. IlestbrePeess TallliNsePws. -- orrestatest of army with thla Ameggalth Slab ‘lOl4OlO. THIS DAY. TIMSDAT EVIIIIIXO. TI:11101).4 ll 1111INING. me The mining sharemarket hu been more activ wog w me. 1 , 14, en a plan Frew ne ad& seem* ed. Two oeCtoca. The Consol market was dull to•day and upon th maim in* mi91aa.2 1 . 1 "la here lan 62 cal ' The railway market opened at about yesterday' • gth of a few cash sake, prices chimed at a fart • • rekst . ' • Pretin ‘ Me dividend stocks eve in dem" • w t , a 00. aw"..tewi mess et Oa me= Ina es mom- ere numerous for Wheal Buller Whoa .s o lee the NOUS Wee et by . itet*es• tee, but all the heavy lines hare since become fi at. , • action of one-eighth. 'the opening price was 99 ~ , io „,, r Alfred Consols, East Tolps, and Asks= wools.. to weak aloe the=l „. MAIDS AltD KOCK! UNOVADAXTEID. ter par for money, and par to 1 for the account of t • and Creit Gotha Bales have taken place i we „,..,.o.wies ebb Ne , IWO toccipl Cleelme_ a __llettaa l iana Waal. 13th October, but sales were made at 991 tbr Cu. actbA st 130; I EO O 4 son Tolguis th Taga 4s ar ; H a alaman i ; oin ... t oo 1,, ; t w.... „. ....... lizsmikb oceeme er goe sie ssfneeesim isine lor ors y oulti== en re un es- se. N. I 1 ...... 7 """'" . '" . ime * aid the market closed at 991 t) 1, and 991 to 100 aid c'. ...um.. of eras to • by .: oi. gnomon es= men peas *ldol as Is: IN "imam aria ... • 22 6 2 2 1 19 i • tirely. Business was very quiet in this, as k nited, 71; East Tamar, 20.• ; Dud ' Chinni , Lake 1 - 1s,;:so.1 tree Oros &draft 4 eep Idimil-en elmetriee wbbli ' 84 4 1% 11 1= 1181. ea ill ad I very other department of the Stock Exchange, hal .• • ; mo s t sm o g E ar ld om. 21 , Mir I, ••• l °L`'`• °ea 1 " 11. le O m % II " 11/414 si a° alk "' 11' en skis. .einsereasi. tit It „ • the members of the house being, as usual at tit' • Th e Re m _._ . . . inactive Wen. treaders. SI SS lerbiebeel. I ~ _ sumnic snares are spin rery . ; • •• of the year, absent on their holidays. T • oitemt 4 Wi'ICI d 4 S f a r* a°ll- 7 1 . 1 10` ha w" M s* Chen Jos.= 9 a en as • •a kw descripuons were rather flatter, ancludin . imam mem &mo •• y other duaseetions were in the Ann edthe of ' . r • Mountain and Lake Bathurst. AngisCali me comi woo. e. := sumo sea semi, hen *a 11 4 11 11 Daal t a s 16 1 lai r. d. f.. 7 2 i lt4 : 103 2 i ear% expiring in 1860, at 6 11-16 ; and is :• . • . were done at / prem. only. Derviettor: stack In the 1 It 11.11.11** ahla *: 1:0 .021sambie 411 A 411 1 took, for the account, at 228. n, mamas fwd. • mansonier g rroijeam l• eaten Arm& ~,„ so mow ad .=.,..r.., :: „, St. John del Rey shares are steady, at 281 to I. bm, and hi. twee wavelet ha aft le ember ties awash • „ ai, tact am 2 .7j--7 ... Is isi The unfunded secutities remain quiet. The ••• Lettere from Spain) draw alter SlOn'd coarpfete. oil 4.1 Dalllseedlo63ol;Me.. 7 I die • Exchequer Bills commaid 725. to 76e. prem. ; dit , ~ a grist A„„...,, t _ Clevtbe ll ess . . Litre ogramminer. ) at: Dead*, Fe" end Ater. prevailing in the mining in lea ' , gonna* theterecee a amepesbeedve aed weiLregulatev one, 07a. to 70s. prem. India Bonds were sold • ; i a E ie lr= setur gum the ~_, Jan. sig h 0 1 • awls . awes ot Lie /AMOK% with NM WNW* lad imParlaat 'la' u u; gr a h ou ti sh " " lia rgue,g lc 81 71 ' a. 111117111 , pert sed ani,-_.,. . 41 1 4 • milting establishmeab have failed; 700 ma i s . .niorasiloa sal prespastems pay be eleMalle. Os afellean`La .14 en Do. ism L&md - II In &Weil& Neal, the dealings Were erePrYl . " ve been abandoned; and them is a fallintoff Mme 11.-4 10$.. of the amodistlem er r the reepenw Sem. SI Ss else re tamales - .. lit 11 as 111 namompan . ied by any material change in • , =teat 0f.25 par cent. in the quantity of coke in t h e . u .liart the Lanai Kingdo m urkiah scrap was steadily supported at 101 to 1 • , PETER M011.11.180N , Illanaglng Dleadre‘ . n a s Ilmsss UN ° II " NM I D i al. ) !i I sr. *kimono for adear•aa• say be °ads Si the M ama " , iv all tweeds 11 ead E'olt es el I .• rem. Brailliaa r scrip was sold at a somewhat re- At the Alt-y-Crib meeting to day a call of tioo.i. IS an Pp temseradre_ .. .. IN IL big g !aced quotation, wiz., 21 to 11 prem. In B• . • -- Or ill De. New 6 gnaw; - _ T lIE DAI LY NEWS. ft an LSi DJ. 1 67 IS ea yrean Bonds. nothing bee neat slap • . Alb two swan, g, &bestirs* in 0 • sd. N. lee thel _ .. M. t ,,,. o r e (~,,o % w il = r 7a lr airt i se am Ned re Me NMe .---- •'" T-44=G AL f• ' ' .... ' ' ib i deib li i iiiiedlid eigar 10 ww4 l' : • hilts heoadeit 01. lee Olairem INN - Were - - • Old & 7 your of ten „ a « c,• "'" " ' data * `humti" rree elamme pot mu, emu et. ice Deist - imam g ram, ~...., .4: • Una and mound eg r ourt ,r. .hewer i IC IN I: se irnb i Li m : k eti: 11l 117 „ It tippers, however, that the old discreditable •• - The mine report stated that the lode in th • weeeiw-ow.t. I value of its Genet* New. -In the siwerthey of Its IL i.e Da. I east is 6 inches weds, cemposed of sparOnundic Is (ho '''" l " ''' ~.. o. hint and name* menewe a it. so .01 am ore , 414 es .• ' kee P a g the again of the lenallakile "' ' ' .. • dossed lead. The lode in the rise above • • la" 2 ""'"` . to '''' ''''' • teat wi 11.8141•1•111•11E101015O/Clol to. ii. i.e IONIA WONT Tow** 111:r1S10-0 , 410 11l ;he Mk eta e O .- SO all Iminar b ad Oullile . *maw o at atoll re the thty, nadersy, Ram ., " ae , lc 111 2.. 104, 1 pi ma, nave no SWIM, at this -MOM 6WDUIIIII, W , tea 40 me ek, a b out A f ac t,. wide, good work for 1116 .. i 'v` r ' ''''' ri ''''' • ' l ' -t r chip*, than way either paper- se. IN Ineenbleesedii - Midi. VI OS lill k 73 •he creditors are looking with deep anxiety % • It c 010.,..• i LI •I• .t I sel.i. 0 • The lode in the 60 east is 11 foot wide, w Is 1 .. i.,„. 7 e „,., m o r t o r kipping le Ps ladles fres by every 20 14 De. ape .... Timm i ll S I Me 101 I . • vat of each succeeding °a No deta il s an P it IL fathom The 20 east is unproductive. Th Pen • •1 o ~ -.0 ..Ce on:y ilaily Mime Deport, orlth hel* loth* 9 1 9 nth weld " IS ••• • of the of the minima at the M at Loeb Derain - Paba`a l I' h ' '!;* , aim, rev, se Wine the ash ppm besides t tl4 111 Lambe sod Illeliwall 5 51 ad St white. the uegos Ayrean bondholders being th " set ' "''' ' ' 'Meek aces las Wan 10 11 tea.lllbary.st Scratkeng -• Wet k. It is Iketineatedthat the next and to aags will be 0 tons and upwards. aTises" welch eu.odes, obi has always es• a far worse position than those of other f 7. • all odenier ii.l.se:•••••meso. se. 1011 =fplassimilse. Cow lON - ett NM 544 in rogse !moue is Awn by the Wet retire se sow It. ISO Ss IllerdaWastr Ill& IN 1214 2la tea, who do at least have a modicum of Intel 'Tamar Tamar Mine sold to-day 70 tons of silver • ;X, th e yea 17* SO the leading Leedom Ilimespisere, • 11 12 Es. FINN _ ... - pplied to them periodically by their respect*. ,* at 131. l e. per ton. vbee ~ „ in be „ en th a t this paper (the roam* by wan . 1111 .1 _ Do. Altisb.,ll.sed wouv L(C I 1.. .. ••• •• Weft. We hear it stated on the Stock Ex A .' t Wheal Gaskets the tribute* are earning hi Ms rani a Ain ear 'emend/It its three Mese emwerebers" .i. 7 . 1. t oo L0r .... 1 . 4414A. 4 61 4 abe d .. 93 3 1 3 Ertablithed. ia -• • • •ge that the monthly remittance of 6,000 • ; • w•i•••.. e.0.m~ 1:711 arr a s Si an temesenesaliseiknio as as • • sampled to-morrow. Ito.siso WO .11.1 S, ..........„ vet 1,11'1,00 4 ell I nawthiAlanowllllmahre 8 $ll n this 6 per cent. stock, on which there are • muff szais...-- 11140 1,152,000 it. 100 1100*4100LA120NINI. re SO 91 I i The produce from the Linares Mines for the week 7 rue armors or, interest) condoms to - the 4th instant was 41 tons 12 cwt. of lead The anemia swinSiwellee et the; pathos . jthelies the letharing Si 41 Delladi LINN aloe r I fl gm . "" g Ilt. i.e WWI ~ mf 11l ad •ti 1i ' elevl 7 . t o the hands o f the Mewl * Nevin d e ' .. total in stock, 382 tons 15pi g 1 epic " 4 ' 1°17 w e. " v e esee " vimm if co tempo monie s ...h. lee De. Inei . ..sei - Dale . 42 44 ~icwt.; - • pr o . viz . 1 1werzz;r i tr e4.1 " 1 , 05 . i pt a iii4 i ith s3 .l 36 .- rott , e . 81 174 *We. Ware.lll i AWN - - 8 re g ards the mode in which the final evren g enle° • • melted to same date, 32 tons 3 cwt.. total in stock, .f this debt may be expected to be made, nothin ; 569 tons 2 cwt. 'the estimated produce for Angusmoue ovolgesi.:y that ea...restive libera.iain Ireton is etearly tee 1811 all Menemel• and Carib „. - - - . yet be stated, but it appears highly probab .• : 1 *Testy, with the mood Wham 111. IGO . ... .. 41 40 ~ 1 be about 210 tons, and the same quantity fo PaNa aa'a'an al Eh l e ''''` i LI - awl with the lamer * 14 Atr;gawany, elmgation of we reavrainal daily presa r t„, so soon as the new government of the repubr - he m a th, rrf aderrtrienthais - neat to tee • Tlwee . ',..-eltthiel . t mu y any , Ii it llereawd and 2.1.160. ... ... .. 4 . Ms • 1 have been enabled to bestow the proper d••• presen t mon th. --. de., toil. its notate* am* I ,is is. Ng _ ... 44 N adit se 44 31 Lames IV . 7. • r f attention on the financial stator, the arrangement THIS DAY. Te he ordered of any Cookseller or Newman lathe Napalm ;or pls De. fiew . ... ... 96Mrid & an eir Otbse, 111, SOOIVIRIC-41t41, VICCHISTICI, London. IS 34 Iluellmen Nana. Oak e. - -Ms ill be effected on the Maio of raising a new loan t. Two o'Ctocx. it. me ankh ~ .. so si $O6 small amount in England, the object of which wil There has been scarcely a bargain in the gold mi- n is namais. i. ... r al as s ESE and COMFORT in SILAVL‘IO.-B. and re an Beets sresseksw... .., 193 des 14 1 be to re-establish the equilibrium of the finances, •-• • g shares to-day. Australian Freeholds hare been 5, COW VANS' CANTON snot , at Qramdeliserral v• . ie m Wawa_ ... . - ~.. that the government may proceed steadily with • ; .;•e at 12.. 6d. each. ataTearr, realer, Maybe try se Neale war Me. le 1111 Ilerth&eselliWeal-Pens 41 51 pm 111 I I .• c . ce . seary reforms in the various brunches of the ad United Mexican mark 6fr to 1. In other foreign Elwin leitineunial a troy last mart einliwid vesper, NS. ' SL 100 Ween,ll Weber. ve eel 47j key: anon, -11 am aids MP el year Pam Sem sal lades a. Ne end OM NI -.. 774 706 7113 • r intstration; which will, as a matter of comae, ' • •• • • there is nothing doing. mow eke; thee say mem I he se POWs wi g Ha ll s trbe a Pea it. DA 044411 a 111111=1 ... .. U 67 'lade the regular pay ment . of all future accruie . edge to 0 1104 initrusasst• foe enrewitied ai d - St. 10 Maw. a Wm, Ones A 66 91 Mang Medal • vidends on the original capital of the debt. • prim I dose C. Ow NIT. To Mies.. IL sod S. Opmen. Inmeleen. Si. NO Do, Cbea IL- ... ... - - therdoirtnet, Lathe." Mare the loin as., MY Se • le 5 Direwsbery & Hershed- 2 11 Ns arrangement of the heavy arrears will probably • me • Ilbmia Mums ' raw. 26"•1174"1". pmedierly tewpwed Lame. Tomb Pormisrml Missies pagem. plar.W.llll6) ... .. IN 311 , . 3 mi . % et 3e , mt. 7s. aL. -- aerSi. Sl ' 4.1 " 0" N : all gins°ll:l6, ne Ci" l . • .mplished by capitalising them into a Three • • - ism* 1 seta nna_ _ rii*--• ay.- -an I 12m I* ail De.Nabee ... -.. el 1011 Cent. stock, and it will be a matter of negotiation ISM" 10 e• usesesalls . -••••••• an Pao t pees THE SUMMER SUN and DUST are soarers . t o n se w ar we at io aL aneeeev-- - - wig s 7 - I s i t 1 1 4 111 „ si • • • d depends.* on the actual position of the Buon • • tket IIIIS e • it el m e m e h m _ ........ .... 3 tees N IS 333 .. serksuo ineonventeste to pear el ildbele_empieslan. 011 ... ... A. D. Amid D. telly yrean tressary whether this Three per Cent. stock Mom * deNlellee .- - 5 4 4 - eri , the pro vitiate, the siteallemendegh helleadaelleger br pavan per ON. - Ns , • • the arrears, shall bear interest at an lin A re,r : 1 1 e e r ale re re wr isieele --- a l I ‘ l 4, s e" prethiel with ROWLAND? IL4I.TDON,Nda webs tae Peelle * II ....h ea ... ... .. IS 454 all 1 - .y date, abe Deferred for some years, • e,es. se a ari ons i r fris ma ........ aad , cm is at i -_. -.... &reverse in the eneeple i diegellbe Me PIP elf NI pt. Ide Oman ... ..... .. 72 7 7_tt Damian *laying at and hisitoed ft Se Seen _ _ -__ .... .le S:1 Sig 96 • the am of Peru and Chili. It • I m ° ° ••° o 1 antra Mena* Dow... an 6 i die the p:tertne .awls te nersed she= Nis p la t e wayomp e 1 ly NONNI that, if revolutionary ejsturban -. • tow ss DreelL lap.pnat .... pm 541 5 4 sum of tetrads. Irioddooloo. roma. IWO% see imam m g are coesp'stety enidlessed • tbe We" me glee ghee el a . ir, II - , 1 0. - - ate* clew eel fob omPszlea. la sem el seer , ,ei slop , •tr waled ... ... ~Ig 11 • dministered, axe ample to meet all her engagements. j= 1 t "*. IlL 3h ee . 'l' .. 72_7' ' e l im - we km" Its enter ben Imp be an IS all WeNdeelimi N Si Poentlie ben tilloalls . =___ ill ftailliregA_ it le MI Weinfeele• =.. as 23 tis known that capitalists have already eland t • Ann .. Oise Capps .- ...-.. as ael ✓oved 0111661,110 ITlNlP A lNelllel____WNl_____._l l oewns•_ 3e IS West Deena ____ _... - el r a l tep forward to the aid of the government, . • - MIMS 1 Oils" Odd ..... •••••••••• I Ii is Wag. PM* 44. a& and lia. • per wan asenn-sn vane a. i.e tworp oil assomm s • se i i d 67.. Othlwis. l4 - - the administration will steed the requisite • • 35,155 i am' haainansa *err au I i dia 'llalresi i _ a _resse im *mom Ise A. 11••• esli Seen 16 le as Ora latundems _ Si ri sie „ If 116 all*Oallnallen N i• Dea.N.Lneelers_ .. 21 el en for the maintenance of faith with its . .• • Mese enee . M Mayen - all - - E mai •Thine. - ►silid ia = i ss u rrsr= . 111. IN Teat MI Dar& Mire 45 SO ": 411 Ili •• d tiresomeness* of its patriotic dad, to rain • Kai miamationiles. - -. set it en sired Derby el Indio ... al ma par _ LININ LUNN AT NASD IMAM • .11 lie fives the Teased prides whisk it mess onseretpan.-.-- -au t 1 pm - LOCAL MARE MAREI7II. sal Isl I. 0 da. Now that the unscrupulous Bosom b. been . ea =6„ -- 1: - " * "" I C A • • oval, there is months posiden tests lentently * &a SiOsike, mese NIL /111 151 tamarom. can. 14 ,- Orr Mose mast was en 5111 Dry • the long neglect with which Damon Ayres • ishera mte_ t e s •.• ---. a us sr doll aad inaminate at its speedaa Weals ; lea town& , aimed SO Se behaved towards her foreign create's, bat of •• • w eta atom of the market a beam lathe Is • let list wimond Man : • any arrangement that may be made, the fall an • g= Isms* illseer - =.• as tem sad opmationa lasso* sere Min. M B6 111 • citable adjustment of debt, both ashen rwermike...- ...... 1 pa day have bee■ es haw :- Csietiseise. Illi • • spears, must be a Mies pi was, and • • mess mans Doak- ........ all db Lem N deiJail •• .7-... ter lt a r fie:um , 012 - 1.1. 1- .? ' " 1 11=W i sad an y pl u i (Imp s il iemse " " •- • must not for a aomeat be heard • ad: 1 hak ea i a l la••••-•- 1 1 i 15 a. Ora .. .......... 7 1 3 Mestera, I s t ea s t ba lle a p 1= Its_outo-illeam (et somasseemseimen• - - N di Naledele leaselew . • • are marked to-day Se follows :- Baia' . n,tre to. maid !cilia shi Five per Cent. Small Boods, 1031; ditto, F. • NM* I Wew 11 • 11 1• 10 . a tail No tl ais eme t = c oidelselea l a L 33 IS ad pm), 1 14-311011eaL Ild-ININ (maw s,_cf. 4 11 et. in • • -a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 21, 11 prom Ci l iu m ammo 1 Yale -...-..- I 11 les aim), sic p.-16 th Kra NIX ) IN 1111 111 • • per Cent., 1051, 107. Dutch Two-and-is • .1 . ern sad Dover, 7th 2 4-Yeak = i r ' •h Midland, 241. aal a l Des p ew , Msacassran, Nan. 14.-Pelee. wet up Metal , bet le ta la ~ r Cent., 851 ; ditto, Emu. per Cent. Certificates, 991 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS ' fell balk towards the else. The its Wm wen: te N T•10311M1 111 lib ' . Granada Onsands-Half_ per Cent., ex Dec. _ 1111 Mese 18/the. ti 4•; Willoute.7lll; Deems, 21 16.16 SI 15 r i t = 1:7 1 44 l e t 149, Coupon, 231 ; ditto, Deferred, 121. Mexi • • MARE-LANE-THIS DAY. ay ; roams mem, nil INM linesitire, 11/ -w se azoise lir tee ad . .- • per Cent., 2 • 5 1. Peruvian Actives, 104 1; dit • Thane IVY mey Vale Wheat Beak ies iller BM Wm Map, 24 ells 111 I Lows, Barr. 14.-11.1 shes plass see mind hr _Newel tellealhaNere ISt re t ;I - [erred Three per Cent., 65.1. Portuguese • . .•. 'a aarket, end 's sales eras Nair , ale manias_ , and ea Memos kw Mos sheekel in as se tene Frebewes PIN) 261 IN verted Four per Cent., 391. Sardinian Five ... • le. though the unseat of tremassed Mae. lasi Itarthelle ese WE kgber, the peas. N al tonsolehenr.ftiOset. CNN le llerllllB ... Iv Se ad nt., 91, 1, 1 1. S • h New Deferred Three . . Museum not kw, _primesserillemelalyiestbr& reagessat with Me Demist (Pompey asseitux m od to so leselbenallastmell c ent, 23 . iie • Si x per C ent. / min, in I, 1 • a seater terms th us oases, sad, vim ON while s Hates of specidaties to disemda. TM a ssent elf (bred le N el e NI t wears a annex appeases& 1. .m. Insignia Threasand•a-Half per Cent., 43; n ow K u e t es di; sub; at 7 N not imp. The Idaswieg am the psalmist is SI Sremeal amws =e _ res. - 43. We have fair marsh of end ant= &Wm and Yorkshire, 1121; Leeds Nmtheisw 11.1, 121. ISt 1111 Forth Waters, 8 ; North Madsen Tserelillele. lit . t users* su i. emszel _- pa The dividend falling due on the Ist October on with matiem, Meier pekoe were felt' aqapeeteL Mao mamma, art. 14.-Thb shin mast wet , SS * Ilsole ' Novi= Mike and Deferred Bonds was to-day d• , Ikesia7, Beans , and P* 4 uledernun et titres. a - - today, and = the whole MI seams t tulli tea g rasansis ;•' • • for pay at the office of Mews. C. .S esauTAIA INTO LONDON TROIS MUM 111182 . 5 L tendency. mon Nerd • the - lll is Ong IlleMbete ...- foe 1111 id I andel& alai Qrs. Beast NON. Mb. there lathe sellers at i Ma, sitbsegh la lbs Newt N. IN De.lbspelbaea......... i n 114 Th. Realer is jest sailed ' for t3ydnity wit . 1ebed.........L VS 71111 Or day at I sad its. 9d. di& 1a lewd NNW a .' " IN 16 4.. a = "k ‘..erreAt - - • 1 ,0001. in min. Some of the other metals t• •• owe - lies llll5 ..-.. la Banks were dose at 31t. It al Seethaheistabathamil I. vs lately takes their dsperhano fry see - • • Malt ......... NO .1,410 5edg1T;;1,M111 ._....._.,, ._....._.,, wwwellm}....-... t t Ma MI IS M Weer Vale, ty.. -• is have serried eel Ina sums as PLTLIC SALIM pima to enalea. - - •- • •t, bat nothing ote freight. The • '; • MINCING-LANG.-THI 8 DAT. le 21 DIM Ma DOW _ „. ne oti or p o w Ph i lli p, h am thus cut 6001 , i n tk e . 1110114.11.-1144 MAN ematielma Orr, 2,000 beam al st. too women simenspeasea ' . lievisseek were Wheel k pablie sale, and Aloft Berl. 14.-By Me. BIuLDIL, at the Hart .- liar A bang atoned ... IN 1611 • . . ~ Mauer farm, a freehold p or 112 awes 01 Lud t Wei ' • • in at 66 prier, 36e. tie dea Id.; lie bop Mendllei fanshome, homestead, Sc., pert of Ne Lama FILUDIPAILZ altelllN, Amongst the miscellanea:so basins we have "' ft as lea. OIL te NIL The seised modest at no wood Hill mute, Berkshire, let at 1441. 2a. per mama Si. too ANN= --..- - • .rd transactions in Leedom Chartered Beak OMR= learfei tear le duel Sh liM i l k to um 4,0001. I 5 Due na le s :... - - ustralia shares at 41 (W. 10e. paid); London Faille ads did sot wet peleassi ei. h 4 para. 105 107 Yestminater Bank, 331 ; Union of Australia Nur a ide lea • lla sPNIOINS. Nan* COSS& 1411111 N The remaining lots et the Luabwood Hill estate .1. I ... .. 100 154 • 4111.00. bought in. is It and ... IS le ad i ; Cr ystal . Palace, 8, 41; General Screw :• ; by Mews. EVIIRSTILLD and Hoene, at the Mart. 01 I. ead Nana ..-•. per tma TIBL.-no trade k oesepisd with the simples if the Leasehold estate in Bikomeseralk, Lambeth, the props , et set rots est Ates• . hipping, 50; Peninsular and Oriental Stew, Se • same for to asenow. of the Isle Mr. Roberta, boat builder : leasehold dock aloe _.... .. el 9 .. tto New, 38; Royal Australian Banking and • . Rica-3,500 begs_Bmigal sold freals k palls oak, peeing, forum, the Mate Besee-hoess of the Chows* h h 2 7 'C i l e " I-, porting, 1, prom ; Bordeaux and Cett . :.1 4 •a. 6d. to los. ed,, wide almol a hake jAgh4 alum.,. 4 4 D . da per us.- - - Company, held by namable rams, at 11. M. perare quoted 11 te? 1 4 1 preen. ; Franks . 0011015 . - lISM Woe seld Yeatredef en Vamp at, tilt ...._ 1.. 3 3 0,... 4.. Pl.°l I t • • . lasi week's erten. I' slue. f a t:l Pram t BOIS and C i aaknanal . Ituvraran.-800 begs woes sillmad; abseil IN sold, The remaining lots not melting the rim Lied by le is os thralhar Coat WM 1 11 I Null in Chancery, were withdraws. is m INNlNllN , pe r einp.ol I;7 Is 6 way, Ito = o Liciteria Dohs, 41 to 1 prem. ... • - 174, 244.8 d. By Itr C ass, at tam Malt.- • NUN of • • Ili 01l Ols l s os ssr w i nt els• 2 a nebec Railway, Ito i pee .. Den.-The deemed is limited. Prime are geollossi. bowel at Flaistow, sold it 1,0601. s a lII= sae I' eighth, Scottish, and-Australian Bank, 11 to 1 oi Pm •-•- - TALLOW MARIE/CT.-THIS DAY. Three leasehold Name, Ceek-hlll, to - 1801 . di 1 Neethera I Ile 141 .• N. Lombok posed rest et 2U. pm sanam-2451. in 1 14 id NI - The market is steady to-day, at the following if 11 1 0 6 11 11010 11 0 Si a THIS DAY. .:- Tows Tallow Ws. ed. sett cash ; PetemburgrO k t 16 6 Kam SANNeesSpe tp . • Two o , c . . spot, 395. 13d. ; October to December, 38s. 9d.; haw, a. westen. Ueda; aat. I 7 IN • 11862) 39.. 3d. Man iniedaseestaa amenity ill •• I • 16 6 IneshaT.llll. per Ipa Money stack has again come to market to-day, an • ' Men° •- '• is themeseesame of she Parlisteles NM Wield • le- I Ids. SSW assbus o - - there are no counterbalancing operations in a•••. • COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. le the emememeee of the • N. Di A nem - •••• Ma M a t t =lma mil seatea• se Ns leehteir. 5 4 1 111 " ';A 5$ le ° .ry sense, prices have undergone a further slight : • 14s_. i Tana** Moor, 121. 3d. • Walls lad Resat year. The Meetkek Ms hum shied le tell • lb res.rbi 113 IN • eprectation . Consols opened 99i to 1 for money, 1 • Walla Bad Raisaws Hatto n, 161.; Wall Pose of the Ripen, and osenoy eat the bilks melt et to 10 D. Nee Ale ... .I 1 4 111 ad 991 to 100 for account, and are nooted 991 ' wesesu,' 16t tkl.; Will. lied Lasbesa, 15e. ; ANY NM inst., and Mernyabe is to wend le India. The it 3 Da. IN _ .., ~s il 1 era , 1., and 00 i to i fee time. Th e market is ex • Itesetare's, la. ed.; Walls Bel Tees, 16e. 64.-112ip lesrse•stamair Nader^ elide ail be Immo from • tea ah Ilbint. & Mende. ip ct. IMs ps - merited. Me. • • • rely quiet, and no other stock has been dealt i • • 1 131 el Do. da. 41 pa 1 die p. =llO t i Zi si mile=iml Me l t s . fa Se be de=ell se. 11111 101114•20504.104111.000 14* IN ..• this department of the house. CULervariore or TODAOOO IN ALasau.-The 114 a DIM helms, ........ ses i s ess ad The March Exchequer Bills and To& Bonds hay • seedy a deem as+ eleamesse ea thasteehe, their 19 N NMI mesema.. ... as of Park bas palliated a note on the esltivatke will amount to nearly 60 NINON& The BUM sea s/ I , all D. lei: met.. 51 6 • • transacted at yeeterday's prices. *Mese is Alseefs, Nisi* nap that darks the yes which is now building for he at Copse, i ups . et. to ... ... .. 97i IN 953 The foreign stock market is also very inactive, • OM Istassoeseseent In is salmi& by the the vessels intended to Nave, the Mime o Nei 55 all Per& In - - elnisielosisa Malt ea kileposeeme; mei Dalian mails he keen MA. sad 111 4 rank wearer, an • a one or two instances the more speculative seen shillings!' pusehneed from lIII,Ne las _wener a ple.swirost If ti pm es exhibit a fractional retrogression from the - FATAL AcclDVrt ON BOARD • WOOL • 6 II NrewaNN1.,......._1 6 ,110e1e.• II IN 151 • gni NM the seem of ef• arrest yesterday, but irenerslly prices ma, be . • - g i usames. new ;mum wow a t a w o p hi e . Ivy All ta,-Yesterdloy ansinsea, between three eel • ~ .° 115 llause••••-•-%-m•-• , man.l Ipr Ont... O'clock, al the old weedlike emegsny's seem 11 U AMOS Dela .- II I 111 ks 101 to 1 prem. Mexicen, 231. Equador, 4 ft measualmed that marealy des. _pose age Mb Nob., was proseeding 1111 box pomp frees W sp 0 Ametemazaw l'imi. to Hungerford mass. 01111 WI arrived cdr 13i • .• , 11 3 i Waterford & 11110MaT_ -i1 Ms r ranada Deferred, 121. Peruvian Deferred, 651 ...,„„Al_e__ L aa_eni_ o f_•,_ l • ll _l llo . o4. lllll43 all Pr am Sating smack at eg She *OW et the fish • N. IN Test. Ilesidailladt ales., '; panish Old Threes, 491 ; ditto New Deferred, 231 "•°"' "' '"'"'"""` r " "'"" * Wass *see proceed down the LISI4 • wire WIN Of WIWI WWI& el append. 102 154 ad make an eapoinniai. aapietaisat pa it 1 ONle Mlle S N le 0 . ' baegremessoel My inn penises' by I% her warn sail as 06 NNW 416511118 IN Men, the se to eerteMllll.l.49Aeit If pa • • MIL 161. Me 'disposers 2Ws Ike= Into over 1110 inasales desk __lmeddes the • I down arid striking the MAN. IMO MI iimari the LATEST FOREIGN EXCIrANGES. histmendy bove Mahe. la the itibtrerlise year the withers The Niobs nu lesersi zi aloppd, mom lit 8011.11 ON RAILWAYS. blued that three females were NNW Wised; t ll 10 'Monad Ise Ilneellele - -•• • Far /meant. • Mt led set Wes he the sommerefid mils of 414 funnel They were imesantly e IN/ 111111101.1 with- Il 1 OW° Sid.,__,_SwellOS ••• iIAN 11 PARIS, Ifter. 14. lee II OS millinsedler delbei the endepsead of Abe. llalsey. ,Operlag Wpm. Lowest. Clot'', olloolodat e rp a of Masse well lave at• oot Ire , of time to Ours Haspitil s was it ins hes. tea N i i, """'• "••••••• - - e 1 $ oi Pa the, named Jackson, railing at IS, Terheetrele e IdeNeth, 5 5 Oset Isles Knilinids . :. it si „ a per Owe. - 317 750 iii - s' rf is 7iiio . •Ilmlik es____ • .... Ina de.ol, and the two Ohm sennly iajeseL a 41 De. D. - - - 14 pa Came., 11111 ... 10$ 110 101 10 104 15 108 IS 111 1111 * TATS O P EDUC A T ION IN w AILMS.--MOllt essential FAT ‘I. Acct gzsr.--the Saturday kit a ro 4 011111117Modon of MOO, .11 II lei at eeir emu, on_ ... ... ... ._ ... • Is = ollbsooll st the time by the semen= asr am 84 61 Waiter per Ipa ...• ... ... ... ere_' I. mdse. distressing necurrenee took plass at •1 4 Day: miss 1 Peors- „ ' D„ ,m e w ( l ow Sew Conte New Lean_ - tulwees ea Loonies : ta t i a t i. 33 gy - "' '" •• • the ty. la lbs sw ag sa d =ft 4; . ay. • u li g .,• , • Neva ales eneeel law schools an bong ereeled, building., Mount Pleasant • Metle 914.41 eves yeas owlet lee sem ace, n.imill Mary Davies, bad leis we Is Mike meg Is turday's cleaning, while her easseas we time& km ast whde in the set of am of Ilitodmisom IdeNtradee la MN, N 14 Lasembsen ... -. 1 I 61 1 15 10 Do. (Ilailwail ... .. by some means ova rhalemeM heseelf end as beam S 16 De. _ ..._... a. a 1 1 the pavement beneath he, ain of sum NM/ 1 4 D. Mem).* - - I I more. Inimerli.ith welelgulllWlo MIMI Is SO illtek little N Os Nero - ... ... .. 14 Ile pm tremor.. and she wee seaward at ease le the Rept Free IN S 7 l *dm howls -.- • 1 5 Dovitii, whi re it ad Mat II hue til the thigh had be eastalasd, is =Vs a tie s: F t : I 1 : 84 porema ll 4 . 6l" d iplguir r i , l. : • . ... " . . :... wi f ir LI lire coartiesion of the beak, from the Awn se whish she to en De. fiN. e per el. expired co Sunday evening, totally isseselis Bar& & AMON PO IN 141 .I._ . AII Menlo Sial Bardeen .. - - l it 14 1 :4 i i TUE LAST ICARCL-A Mai, resift in th. . . et le a l ga sad Ideas ... .. 111 111 p• 1111 Elaine/impair, formerly the porter of as hod, WM bee • 0 N rem me Odeon ... .. 17 14 174 t eons time been towaseed with the ides Met he Neil SRI- le II 1111101101110•10_ _ - ~ SI set late Icarus, an d fly i n th e fi r , so p r w ao bp A N Pods see Sareareere . 231 sa t *were of the person appoin:ed N 11111 Ole ' le o , w e I Peds 'h eete °6•P m e amiebm sam i e . b .. 7.. I - 41 - Mt endeavoured to carry at hie by Bylec let 1111 1dlar, which was the foarthter. HO ha kw Se el S et elmlim ilbel 111 a 1e... 1.8." ...... •••• ti "In MI, sad was 6 :111ad on the spot. 4 ' 2, s Wefts,' lasst... ... 4pa 14 lei M I • • opooLisoo 1023 Neiey Naps, Rents - • . gl3 h eeeee 3 o nt . 9 9 ... ' *me alresdy esteldlieed an in a mete of grass ish• De. $ - Do. lUe Pleithent 8 pAlt. 97 SS ... Losourr bads - ... . TI IMIIII NOO useten ere at preset la the Om lastliethe de the harvest easmkg, : w t. 1 ,.... 5 3 S 87 5 : so _ . i . 2.... a5011 .a *W u :. w ,._- 1 SSIS N . . rir , ilirs Wired as for than child:ea fa the Memel PAWS. Barr. 14.-M- . Germain, 1105 ; .Tersailles (Mkt -; macmi Mak), 311 9; Carle AU . VIII Illisilmie. and PP, 11l • ; Warm err !IL Leash. At erenydd, la the bean el - kerr ' • 1/1*20611100 hills a salmi has bees mishilind aseNderhis the sMttered state M tha minded= fe • am no ; hie sod Lama fle SIN - IeIniNINION diatzbAs. 15 SWAM elet WIN NiNINLNit IND II ; sed Trope IN 3 • - • • eel tnesse. NO; reds mad emu% 1,. ; • _ ...at 161611P:i iim e 4 7 peat in them What r e MI eel intio. -; Onia Cluele. 1 . 1110 ''''' peti t of the li abeve gilabalb the enat Pli t l y l6lll , topther aisildis erfe ll et stooseersearemlHS. etOmdliessbire gal Mistismossies. thet MA MADRID, Ban. 9. - Three per Cents., 46 , is at presses ellseted. In the ewe emehere , Deka, 461 le. Three per Cants. Dot- • ' set Anglesey the resales are trigWy eadelbekry, 241; after Bolas, 241 e.; Debt (IM clue), 12 1-16 fleahWales Ms swim doluatidul loalloaln don s ell after Boles, 12c.; ditto (2od clam), 61; after '"""" •wq PeolliTt Wm% Per 6 enleets SII IM , i ,,, ems sr Alasidsm, k emeepaseres apse Boise, 01 c. Bank of St . Ferdinand, 104 1; Rx- gzrZ a rd e 9 ;b e oo k o wei, champ on London, 60.30. Jowled. NINES. 1 TUUDAY JOINING. mining sharemarket has been more actir betasWe dividend stocks are in demon . be ore numerous for Wheal Buller Whes DuKE c I, Alfred Console, East Tolps, and Ashman ad Croft Gotha Bales have taken piece i toy at 130; Rest Tolgup, 45; Hadamannin. : Yesterday, Sept elt Gabled, 105; Booth Tamar ' sj; ; • - • Wellineton died al . 71; Bast Tamar, 26e.; East Chinni, Lake , upatelt which ar hut Wheal Haddam, 21. choly event descril geld editing shares are again very inactive n e lep ee t, th ree 0 , , her dsocripuons were rather flatter, includin , I t a p pear , th a t le i I Mountain and Like Bathurst. Anglo-Cab :Wiese which has a were done at / prem. only. . electric meaner Naha del Itey shame are steady, at 281 to i• ,• ~ to Weimer C ere he Certhagesa (Spaib) draw atten ' . •., to reach the w sat deposits prevaihn in the mining in i effre phi e d es p a t c h in that quarter. Sines the fat Jan. s i gh ' s ahe's deem& smiting establishasab have taw ; 700 ma ma abandesed; and then is a falling-off . (Fran tbd teat el 211 par cent in the quantity of asks in THE Duke of id, and Wear and lead exported. . norm of !Gram he Alt-y-Crib wasting held to-day a cell of . . world, j us t as we was made. ing upon the eo sin two study uleastutere in 0 ' the greatest I :hutam as fiefs. tte 7r.. m mvour of and Dunn" The nine report stated that the lode in th future may now , tis 6 inches wide composed of sparonandif , 1u d 0 ... ~r mence aloof Mad. The lode la the rim above . , „ no d Z tin e , I 4 Meese wide, pod work for lead. The led •ust o ne by. 40 east is abseil inches wide, good work for it may 60 iii, The lode in the 60 east is 11 foot wide, w' , even of his r fathom The 90 east is unproductive. Th ROBERT Parr, i end tribute pitchman yielding fair quantiti •n nw so ton . k. It is sestiniatedthat the next and fa .. merge any a g e one will be 0 toas and upwards. . I his political Tamar Mine sold to-day 70 tons of silver . verdict won th 15/. ls. per ten. life, taken as a wh Yheal Ouskus the tributes are earning fat tied opponent , , and from 230 to 250 barrows of tin stuff well acid to aw pled to-morrow. for these qualiti es aualiti produce from the Linares Mines for the week , tun, of his pr the 4th instant was 41 tons 12 cwt. of lead s „ et. i f b y t u n ) ital in stock, 362 tons 15 cwt. ; pig 1- ' Very, he was at le d to same date, 32 tons 3 cwt. • total an stock, to tau nt ii ma 2 cwt. T he estimated produce for Augur Ho maintained hii 'about 210 tons, and the same quantity ft , fended a fortress sent month. tenable—and no 11 THIS DAY. his position in tin re has been scarcely a bargain i T a wo aeo'plCLodexu.i. plain,alld while h hia ile e h n ie em M ies el hares to-day. Australian Freeholds have been The Duke of t 12s. 6d. each. those few specime , ed Mexican mark 61 to 1. In other foreign developed;-6 th there is nothing doing. natural length. been eat off it auto Art oriole / don extraordinary oil Mum NI& rerwmar-te•asr. ways, to leave i a their deeds and ii its. 4 " *" clus"ail'"*"..7.7 21 per I tat unarm leaves a —...—.. . =an history. I as amismaae...... ........ ... 3 1 1) 0 NI Ardralba ...... ... . i 6 I nee, in his gene. I dubbin Fradlid . ...... all 4 1 415 I He entered early i uSObou ep Mots.- boa sad Coal a 'a u t I Su peculiarly intende rood 1 MINI AWNS= Odd.. in t idle ut upon him ;an N Srlibb boa ......- .. Si ItraalL lap.Doo. at .... pmi a, a 4 30 Do. Oran ariCalado m vs.'s. ids EN Soy IS Wien of his da] t Coriaa'a CNN —.O. an i & e rr nerally won it, I . 1 Orlabd ..... ....—... I 111 is psign ; when he 1 14 words were real' 'I Ci ll:o. Ph riatalima Oupw all 16 db DI GUMMI obaemeenime. - - • ea i 6 Ms • tae.hed to few ot Obod Du* dads Obit Fdradr.-.......—• all 414 Pi : himself an in ta i reUrsL ------ asia I IC I doe occasions, Ibbiblblere 115 p It has been very 1 • ma 1 s . welt on, that die tear= thisito=. —.. at 1 1 lei .Idier. For the which his persona hews' sat_.. ....... as db ss ma 7 lei it ar • d did, show clan 1 sub Arari01105.......... 1 1 I meter. When he to Na Orall .. ........... 7 I S IS h. Ossei Kiiiiii I wee serum s e IMB IPm medaL As Oel I UM he equally in& ifiIBRCIAL AND MARIBTI3. L 14 •117 5 "- I bL wi f r po MARX-LANE—THIS DAY. • party, he e was vesy litrlejleglieli Wbeet Araop he ' ' tided one llivin that he ha 3:l. l : 4 7b"tie"...Zrt="tr="L they had bee was net large, nein. snail orlon* set be " moral in tegrit7 ate terms that babe% sad, geniis while, the . g he dui errs a Aram appasairen ha ve d steed* et the sesesikse t hou eede • . ease' "at sere ha far arrivals et Cloro. sad agh lie ✓im castles, former pekoe were flag seurseted. . mu* I ay, Desna, and Peas usderweist se bap. aura 12510 Lownon Viols mu UM se Ur i Mt. lehrt . ... t "eel & mu Imam 11155511/ Mb. that of th itt.-.1 r.: 1 = .....-...: 1 --- st: . .hy the w _.. ..... 11110 ... • . end rest Am. 1,410 ado NAN • , than for him t if he was a MINCIIIO-LANG.—THI 8 DAY. ~'s epulse ri„ AIL —The market seminar Arm 2,000 buss ha was a Samson* were edema la rabies sale, sad lia at all peev e ak. to es. 01.; us boon Ma GA. le Mk. The seined mob* IWO& le ..... 11.11:811-4111111141 'e Belau iv= lump, kk le las, 43e. AL le " adieled gait ✓ue.— Th e raft Me did au start queleillas . theleadves• Me am a Arm grunion. Native Ogles p• •' Pr° lOr es. ' qualities whir —Tba trade k ourapied with the similes of sal.. for to morrow. . personally L-3,600 bars_ _Basal Gehl freely he pablis isle . make tl te las. 88, wide thud a hither slight akenee. i i keep *eh ros.--I,9en bake salt mane, ea Mimeos sae d th e won a best west's prier. esicedis favaL-800 lags wore awed ; abseil 190 ee 171, 24e. ed. • sad i.—The demand is limited. Priam are mullesell. =44 ALLOW MARIE/CT.—THIS DAY. • TiY oomparativel; socket is steady so-day , at the following • t o be socharei .Tows Tallow 38s. M. sett test ; Petersburg .0. , ~in as ark 0 od.; Octant te December, 38s. 9d. ; lea rob 0863), Ws. 3d. NI Alt lo COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. • . kg et his wit; ta, 145,• Yamada! Moor, IN. 3d. • Walls obe dole, beam it , 10. • Walla Bud Bu l l's Hatto n, 16e.; W . , sz= too k newstr, IN. Ild. ; Walls Zed Upbeat', 15a. " 4, ;W , ,b s an iteatert's, 16.. od.; Walls Bad Tees, 16s. . " nak lee. I: • Guards. Steasiow Or TOSAOOO IN ALMBILL— ‘ may fancy . r • 1 Para has p. 115.4 a ache on the *skive • besa admitted nee k Alga* alike Neap that darks the = . purely, so deca l he Islam eseemest la k essimakd s eimiiiiliedisa hied as kligninesse ; ilietisa pasihneed As a MAW A uel4 under him. NI wh no. and hell the maim a 6 r way with hand quell Ass. These Mies keel a Mel et . , ever be so Ne, 'hie le lmni able he a yeer'sase Now, saw, and li iereemsua Om emeedy alas r sip ty P The boa ea ase salt, and thal te ANS Ile_ _ consider Opt N make dines mil saugue le Wass , . are ea egadaistee. This enueintiat 'd; an d h i lidegemesse, at thg wen padres' * . ern to him, u atIL He. es Idlegnerea 216 SIN 4 ., , principles him Deady bow tuba. la the datioruag year the - , 'qualities, re ea ASH Idispiernes, sod is . . th „ • DISISII, le bat sea less he the seauseniel m idi el se mileraseeleg dashed the deuiermeal et the main la a iludseirs. the writs of abases would lave .• . the most a sure 1 war bulletins NE of IDOCIATION IN WALll4—Moet eases ' wr itt e n by a Dope =4llllaNd at the_pea .. eal . Ame by the • t rue ; an d the aisle t h a lli pai ty "'"'. 6 , th , atatails by &as Ai 1 vi og done the 1 C Nora ails SIMMII law schools in bang Ogee ekes* esteldklied are In a sane of gust He was thus, 6 . V 000 mum are at wean la the . th, and his el I leslitatha de the harvest coun t r y ; and en Wires' as km this clilldria la die had remove ow sad AL Leigh. At otsfoydd, hi the beset , alieseashin hills, a abed has beat , . .ill war, eseelisrles the mattered ants of the_ manilla . •.. g, was newalebeeas districts. Is serried ea will . to l s the dubious 1 s a tit e =rally wealth& the phresil ebelatise . 1 flee iodic rueta In owa la this HATItsUe, fay rule et the above amid swag, ligelher • is et Onagesshire tail Iteatgensgeldre, Use . of the peed kat reseal ellseted. le the awn ilium& in ee sad Anglesey the resells ere highly saileibeesey at met eh inks the swims eduatiead lielliales nu , . that what ) ssia Is• ray sessak a l wrimirie San t • loydevid, ill I sincerity, ant leassa et Absalom le gibers _ er i zZ e uede ie the ishaelie wear et 3' al much " p istsrasl. the were remit —and the crop of fame he reaped from his battle DEATH. elds wgs as stainless as the waving grain that . w grows on the plains of Waterloo. OP TIM He was a Conservative by instinct and habit, rather than theoretically or speculatively a Con- DUKE OF WELLINGTON. servative politician. Theorising regarding mankind MIS not his forte. He was not a thinker proper, so ----- , uch as a man of action, and he acted in polities, Yesterday, September 14, his Grace the Duke o min the instinct of "holding fast by the good,"— Wellington died at Weimer Castle. The telegraphic or what he believed good)—but with regard to despatelt which announced this startling and melon- political changes, he disliked them rather in- ,choly event describes it as having occurred about tinctively as changes, than from insight into their half-past three o'clock, " after a succession of fits." ltimate tendencies and significance. However, 'lt appears that when the Duke was seized by th military life had early brought him into contact with llness which has had this melancholy termination act, and hence when changes became inevitable, no • electric message was sent to summon Dr. Wil . • • more decisively conceded to them. His invaluable , • to Weimer Castle; but before thephysician h . ' . tellectual sincerity made him see, what dunces • • to reach the station at London•bridge another te. ,la not see, and knaves would not see, to have ['graphic despatch had arrived there announcing the become part and parcel of the life of England. Hence, i uke's decease. . . knew when to concede—and conceded, when the time was right, and the concession honourable. He (►em the Daily Now elate waraing.) bowed to Catholic Emanciptrion and Iteform, and TUE Duke of WELLINGTON is dead ! The con- 'me Trade; and it would, indeed, be a pity, and usror of NAPOLEON the FIRST is removed from .mewing worse, to confound this great and fine man, world, just a• NAPOLEON the SECOND is enter- wi th such " Tories "-- as the knot of ebullient and ing upon e scene. The event is the closing on ullards, imposters and quacks, who are now allowed the greatest sod* of events that has yet bee . o play at governing the country. ia.m a ses. iaincery. The pall a Tim comparison between the Dux an d th e great " Great Duos" covers a terrible put, and the it ROBERT holds with remark a bl e f orce w h en we future may now develop itself undisturbed by the fodder the nature of the politi ca l cree d w ith hado• presence of the great soldier who in- which each entered upon public life, and the mental %mam a so largely the destinies of the generation power which each possessed to correct and modify . . 'list gone by. his creed. Each of these remarkable men had the It may be said of the DUKE with more tin • lty of leading the great bo o k o f th e p resen t, an d even of his great political friend, the late Si marking accurately where new phases of moral and .. • , ROBERT PEEL , that he has been fortunate in ..litiml life were on the point of appearin g . E ac h 'ring so long that the world had time t . lied the fact that the world is no t a d u ll merge any adverse judgments on some feat , mechanism to be explained by some f ew r i g id f or - f his political career in one nnanimo • "ashen, and to be kept eternally dep en d en t u p on th o verdict upon the wonderful grandeur of h' • -volution of the same wheels. Each recogn i se d a life, taken as a whole. As his uncompromising poll principle of growth in the world, a necessity for ti • ail opponents on many occasions, we can no evelopment. Each was prepa re d t o a d ap t hi m - ' well afford to award him the full measurere of praise If to the change which th e f u l ness o f . orth for those qualities of his mid and spirit—and th. ifo in the world det erm i ne d ari d b roug h t tares a his public conduct—which command . Sir ROBERT probably, a n d th o D ose spect. If by birth, education, conviction, he was • rtainly, would have preferred the o ld T or y a dj us t- Tory, he was at least honest, high-minded, and o t one time to wind up the old m ac hi ne , an d provide meat . Beth would very possibly have been content to fair argument in the discussion of his princip les. He maintained hie opinions as he would have de- or its easy working, by a little oiling of the parts. fended a fortress, precisely as long as they we - Both, however, saw clearly w h en th e o ld mec h an i sm tenable—and no longer. He gave up the defence o •" ass give place to a new f orm o f lif e . N e i t h er o f his position in time to make an honourable retrea !hem was mad enough to supp ose th a t an oa k p l ante d ' and while his friends could not with justice c o m it a porcelain vase would be less certain to develop plain, his enemies were constrained to respect him. twit if you changed th e p orce l a i n f or cast i ron. The Doke of WELLINGTON'S life affords one o It was the possession by the two of this quality o f those few specimens in history—a career thoroughly mind in common which enabl e d th em t o b e power- develo a rd•—a thread spun out to its full and al ! gents in the most extensive reforms recently maw i;agth. Many grog. al origin men he r , 'ad out in this country. Nurtured in been cut off in their activity—thwarted by • • aristocratical faith, both Were enabled extraordinary obstacles—and so compelled, in dive o command the sympathies of the aristocracy—a ways, to leave imperfect images of themselves in ympathy which the ono by hi s i n t e ll ec t ua l capa bili- r; their deeds and in their personal memoirs. WEL- ties, the other by the great f orce o f hi s c h aracter , unarm leaves a full length portrait of himself in " ' versed into a source of p rac ti ca l power . Th . ion= history. He had his due and hie entire i n f o , hgarchy kicking obstinately and ignorantly against nee, in his generation, at every stage of his life. he wall, as long as the mere public opposed them, , He entered early in the course for which Nature . , !vouched penitently before the opposition, when Si r . peculiarly intended him; had, in due time, his t ROBERT and the DUKE expla ine d t o th em th e t t e u n dL e lad ands res te m a t at upon him ; achieved everything that he under- stare of that power which th e y,—i n th e i r d u ll i gno - d e tiess of WELLING- tC°I4 and was in th. best sense , - a lawalliful man. ' l ee t is of t the co lli m ag p a le i His reputation to the last, was the paramount repo tatlon of his day. When he fought a battle, . ON'S character which marks him as one of the true nerally won it, and always made a successful cam- - - characters of his age. His rival, NAPOLEON, psign ; when he spoke in the House of Lords, h' was Perpetually losing his balance. BONAPARTE weeds were received and repeated throughout th owed his behef in himself and his star to degene- • • try with a peculiar interest and authority such 'to into a superstition. During the later years of • tached to few other men. As "the Doan," he ~ • life he was perpetually giving way to the most .• • himself an institution; and to praise him on " . to impulses, if his plans—however wildly I doe occasions, was one of the natural ways in "nceived—failed. His conduct daring the retreat which many men showed their patriotism. .m Moscow, was more like that of a spoiled child It has been very commonly—perhaps too invidiously than of a great general. Ho issued or d ers impossible • welt on, that he was pa ... mm=4 a , obe executed, and bewailed hi s f a t e a t th e i r ill- .ldier. For the distinctners and uniqueness with nenank — the same time overwhelming his officers which his personality stamped itself on all he said with bitter reproaches. He forgot also, what WEL- • d did, show clearly enough his originality , of rim- NOTON never forgot—that the greatest genius, in ratter. When he spWce or wrote, as well as when .roportion as the material masses upon whi c h it ac t s • . acted, he stamped his image on the work as on beoomes enlarged, loses its power faster and faster as medal. As General—Conqueror—Conservativ. - terials stretch away from its own immediate Duke —or " noble lord" addressing the Peers, •Paratian- -7,. _ ___,_ _,... 1 ,,, a distinct, „,„„,„„.; impres- It was NAPOLEON'S mission to carry out the revo- _ equa lly ma de So that even a ., min. He accepted it, and by miscalculation of his "twilit political ideas which were the id •• - stifled the revolution-ant ruined himsalL a party, he gave them an entirely new t was WELLINGTON'S mission to oppose the revolt'- . .. from giving _them his approbation. People con. • .12. He idso accepted the mission and performed it tided that he had found something more in them far as the spirit of the age would permit him. they had been able to discover. we , a y, , When he. found that he could achieve no more, he sterol integrity about him which extended itself . " wed to ciregmedances. No 'man ever knew so ghe did, and invested smaller things ' ell the extreme capabilities of the forces which he sire • • se great rases with veneration. The Eng ~ . . •to manage. No man ever handled those forces are not so ready another nations to worship 'tit more tionswomate skill. . lamely as a nut military commander. Bo The Doke of WELLINGTON has passed away, and at altar , shout -sfnurnoroN showed t h at ~ ' time when regret for his loss will be mingled with ... • t feeling in his military gaiety. For though the Doze had passed that of the duty which was be . • time of life when any very active military • • .by the work in progress. The 1 . • . could be expected from him, he was yet known ~. •• • and reepecerd him for that e l ement . . posses—eisost in its original dearness and power • , than for his sommandar's qualities. They *l. tha_tArilMinin° ll !Fie — that sagacious Prudenee tif he was a groat man among them, he had • anintl ic r Managing ealintiem from non-es. . 's genuine right to be so; and that it wax • . • w hems invaluable at times of danger, he was a great man, that he was a . ,arecinflision. Calm, clear, self-reliant, and .1 • experience, his mind was Of an order that H e h e d,_ elme hi ne d i n hi nme ly_i m a tho u . , • • the confidence of those with • wheat ho m o o d "gine, on which th e "moth , „ • • • and on each occasion when of late years this • thiseadva—clear prided honesty of irate! -. . try has been told that danger surrounded her— patiesso, probity, fidelity of diameter. He . . . • nation always turned with confidence towards • quake which make Baglishrnes, not perha . F.M. The Dues," as one whose judgment in any , personally a tt eas tk, a t first ht, ha ... of peril was sure to be equal to the occasion, . make thus a historical people, an, • - whose ripe military genius would imemissfully 1, keep their game alive in the l a t es t a n • • those younger and more active Eag- e r th e wor ld. H e had th e qualities w.'• . ishmen ever ready to sustain the weight se r s takli s h ounm esue — w kl e h • any personal conflict. To secure this confidence • gad roads, and osnals—whieh make .. • whole career bad tended, and it was natural that submit to labour, and which m 1 •• lead should rest with thoroughreliance upon the . s pay' Yon could calculate him like a planet 7 ‘n. who had driven the best armies of France k comparatively trivial eirmunstasse which we . him in the Peninsula, and had finally over- to be socharasteristio of his—we mean his ' • • .. • . NAPOLEON at Waterloo. • .•., is aneweelag all wagger of notes, and The knell that bah for this great man's death :azsmiled the characteristic ways o oils also the death of &remarkable period of history. at as loud friend was itself a signifies:l. He was one great spirit in this period, and ho •. bol of his whole life. He always did what ough eaves us to a future in which we may want such obe doge, beams it was hisbusness. He destroy ~ men as be. He leaves us to the working out . arwir took a town with the same punctua li ty • f principles which he once vainly sought to th dsli he arrived at a dinner party, and marched • ppose, but which he had the wisdom afterwards to to a territory as he would have done into . •• : ie. He leaves us to the development of 1: • Guards. What else was he there for P ~ •. • problems, the solutions of which have been may fancy to be his first question. It preparing during his eventful life. We shall have been admitted that war—was never conduc .. .ur solutions of these problems opposed by our adver. . purely, .so decently, with so much regard to . . ries. Would that they were all like him—grave, .. . • •. . of the social rectitude of civilization -.. .us, earnest, honest. under him. Who has done such work, end co• His death will occasion a groat chasm in that way with hands so clean ? What soldier cool' orld to which public admiration is directed. With , ever be s o safe in expecting to achieve th • . exception of the sovereign, no one has for years gime, saw, and conquered"—with the most perfec •njnyed so great a share of the national respect. It ty P The work to be done was with him th impossible not to be in some measure affected • consideration, for the sake of duty an . .y the grief which will take so firm a hold •• • .d; and he expected rigid subordination is • . the minds of thousands. His brothers in arms •en to him, as he acted with rigid subordination ill have lost the great lodestone which has on- ' principles himself. He had less of the showy an' hained their admiration for years. His political .. • 'qualities, which attach romantic interest t • • ads and enemies will each mourn the departure • names, than most famous men. But all wor •f one who has commanded the irrepressible defe- at, main is an earnest and grave thing ; and nee of both. The universal public will mourn one .• . the most earnest and grave species of work, who has carried the military glory of England to a -t war bulletins do not read as if they had been '.e': ht which has seldom been equalled, never ex- written by a novelist; but one may be sure that they • .. ed. Peace to his ashes. true; and there is no baseness to record. H 1. ring done the work—others might let off the 1 • 'nu family of the gnat duke is derived from that of the or Cowley, of Rutland, two et whom, Welter and H e was thus, from his p os iti on , ki s ggeoeggeg, . ' gaily/mild Oa Ireland is the reign of Hoary VIII., th, and his character, essentially a moral force ' • smiled lathe musty of Kilkenny. la 1631 they were . • country; and we see eordingly, that after a 1.. . lei is the sierkablp of the crown in Chancery for Islas Hsu, in six years after Robert was mad* had removed great prospect of his being : • . i t h e and Walter Solicitor. Gene r al. W a lt er . . • in war, the national interest in him, Idealise for years, resigning it eventually fur the • .. g, was ever on the increase. He • • se Inlaid. Under Elizabeth, Ida eldest son, the dubious fame, the clouded glory, of . , a ssocals's commission, sat for Thomastown in .. y fine soldiers. In the days of RAD , was 'alibied, and was sworn of the Privy t ; sea was also a soldier, and was knighted HATNAUS, no shudder occurred at • hh swarmed imviese. li e , of the name of WELLINGTON ! N. o f Measshea in • elit. rep resent ed eli t t e ro d t the , b y diralak from associating it with pray wife, a daaeier of Loftus, Archbishop of from mentioning it with honour. Per . was 411911111 by hie eon Dudley, a staunch royal- t• . that what he had had to do had been dome . whs. imillor OMANI 11., served in the army and at in I sincerity, and in a cause which he had at • Ow do bommegb of Phillipatown. Ms daughter . OWNS Wad e r Duman, Meath. Thee* West. • yas much as a man is a soldier. His t WIII. Illf (as they have at different times des were remembered as nunnery, if awful, str, &the &air maw from the wows of Wino. [THREEPENCE.