The Express. — London, England, 1853-09-23 00:00:00

.~'~~ A ~~~~~~ Oxlnt“ /::..5 . "*" € elk • •trZtr - a......--e.- /` r y_. / ~Z ~~ ~sy No. 2,212.] BANK of DEPOSIT, 7, St. Martie'r-place, intfalpar.equare, LOCIOII. Paton .ireirous of IN VEaTINti WONKY ate requrated W e samine 11 0 , I•. in • f tnv Instita.ino. by wale\ . MO tato of lutere.t may be Awned t aturity. Weevil payable aa haw, sad hey. PlOkateDN. Monsciag Director. Trassaectuaes tree on application. EWE GUINEAS.—Mr. HALSE, the Medical eassoist, at 2), Brumwtcl , 4qßa , e„ Land.as, Informs his "rind, tdeVIVI, GUINEA APPARVI USER me sow ready.—bend tw• possipessassi^ G.r bis himphiet ws Medical Othastissn. rLADIES.—I)r. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MINICUst will b• 1/PEN, at the Poetised Celery, Itewrat meet. tepees the Potetrebnie Inetitutl.m. for the ADMISSION of LtDIE4 DAT, owl every Friday, from two td, dee Welrec,wttchosidanatory 4lonsonstratlorP Virt•oll by Mee. Tomb. (teatimes will still, however be adionu from eleven till tire. sod frau erne till tea, who' tiplaziewas will be Wee by De. Lewis. —Adosesices, LADIES TRAVELLING will find the a ppli cat i on ed ROWLANDS' KALI' Ix tit pateullyceeeshing in yreaer.:ryr ta• iXistey .ad beauty of tbr cues,ilesiuo sad kin 'ram tbc baneful sadailiace of the Sae and 1154, dhpelling the dol.' yr Lam., sad ohs Ilk% allaying •01 OntabUity sad Lea; sad houtobattly &Re 4 mg the *ammo autatition .4:codast oc tuuctred elastaity and he title. tad airs. el Ow slum. Vrett Tat. Spot., Naples, awl Cheeks:a. tutu in, orapletely eral.catcd by the Kalyitor, sad Rift place to • delicately elese sad hat t omplealou. it. rat* sari ions, tor of larch. Ito virtue bau lout it..,et iCkhOWitligred. -Prior 4. M, add ht. id per bottle. Mu:kw—The aced. Itoailatute NiOydoe Mt a• tee•ppW.--dield lay A. RUN' LAND and cONti, 241, Rittl•N 11Wded Loudon: sad bv theadato u.d carluntete. CAUTION. —To Tradesmen, Merchants, 8h ... 14, mass.r., se.—Wlersee It hos Wily eons bey thot mode anoristipied peva • or yordsts an Ictr modnarA bees Impo.a,d opts tbo pail* by re l'ass to the trade sod slims • Op./1.4111 al mkt air Tits woo st BOND'S PY.BAIANILPIT LIKE. INK—llds Is Is she soda. MK I NI aV *MOW wad Me remit/Yr mad Fismamisdisne mt b sold Mk* red do mot mole, say IMAM of modowlms way ;mem Idensidi Itemdmlldlo o ben ley meeldelmest ter perms st ikis We mid bk. The Is yolilmhal by No se pima briber M impields• wpm the toddis mod odor Wary to stud. 41,.. B. BONA selsrmesutria sal widow sf Ws Jobs Dm ; id, mum nee. wen Lerma. THE DAILY NEWS: Leedom Morales Paprr, pries M. Ai s !Ville& Organ. the DAILY NEII4 la at the bra 1 of the U. tanal Pm, of Great afloat, setrucetiag tree emaieree hi It. broadert wag, aid all woad sad practical Morns, 'reaier political, acaial, or aiderlaarail. w ta ilsiisissi aad •sloe Oita General PreßN—in she Niamey al tee las --is the asap* truthful, and trap-trtlat Manisa, of us mai Is the suied mn,muti le and c.)rsisertial Is loath Sallaq , and Monetary Artistak— ft/Wm le mnsuelnpaa. Itenebilis • unore list of shit:ming than any other peper an eseheuvely early report ot Shimear tue Ind Lie Seas by every overland me g —end the only daily Allotne herr; with Int of price., published anywhere. It alarms, itself to tangle% ea being the only paper beekku the Time*" ',bleb embed," and hes alweys excluded, tram its colones elliefeadve edvertleriareta. I;peugrees — IS - WIT,: isrour is .brawn by the last Morn of amps fwd Ins the year 1139 to the lading Leaden Newspapers, by which it will be seen that Ibis parr (the youngest by more than am, years) hal in Ire Tear beaten its three (Wait compaiters : lahiblithed. Stamps booed. Swum Codsainets Ilesirma Post l77 ^ 929,000 Nowwww Kamm 1761 1,139.000 DAILY NEWS Itio essiftesi airsoakee of Ole positiam josthethe la ooo boring ighise wwwWWwwwwwd al lllSMllowersty : .11:8 • big Ewa • le Ws jump* of all the London monthis pews. Wow Ws OM It wok Ws% prowd awls Web liberal towe—re. prowling twolOwl=wwwwWwo liberalism which is dearly the wile whine! s NM wlywdy, with Use "mood highest eirecistion of Ye wwwwbsd dit7 pww, and with the largest amnia of aimustwwww—wat to We . Times '—obtaitted by say ally rim Ns widest wen Wm wwwwwwwit with iho commercial eminame Tie to Mooed BOIAIIOII er Newsmen In the kingdoms ; or et eneOlhe. 14,, nestotreet. Leedom. This day is published. tep. Ito, Gs, cloth. ANNA in Ooryei tl:: R 4. :HOUSE; . or, ])ally o b ttion c o i Femilem Sy tho Rev. lasirrnt dittet r iTas, 11.A., P GMatootLes a m. " Also may be had, TUE GOSPELS at ST. NIATTBLVI and MARK. 2 oda, Ss. Id, or le sus mi.. AM, cloth. Poe Ms osh. sonmodasco of purehasers it Ls also pab ll shed IA parts, prim la. g Jobs Y. Shaw. Seothampton-row, and Paterocoter-row. ANOTHER DARING GAROTTE ROBBERY IN DONCASTER. A Most daring and impudent garotte robbery wan eammitted in Doncaster on Wednesday evening upon the penes of a young man, named John Teal, the senior pupil to Mr. W. Moore, surgeon, of that town. Mr. Teel left the surgery with some medicine at nine o'clock, end after having delivered it he proceeded direct to his home in Cleveland- street. The house in whicli his-parents retitle is one of a second clam description, with aisrublrery in front, and there is also a separate entrance for the servants. At this time the street, although one of the principal thoroughfares in the town, was remarkably quiet; nevertheless persons were passing to and fro within thirty yards of the house. Mr. Teal entered the front gates witaout perceiving any one, but after be bad walked part way up the foot-path he perceived two tall men standing near the servant,' entrance door, partly underneath the trees. He heard them 1 1 my, " We will," and he went up to them and inquired ♦hat they sair,ht please to want, thinking they bad come on some business. Without giving any reply, they both rushed in front of him, laid hold of him by the throat, and threw him en the ground. They rifled his pockets, took what mosey he had, and also a favourite and valuable gold watch, and then decamped. Mr. Teal, who is subject to Its, lay on the ground for about ten minutes, quite insets sable. He remembers nothing of what took place after he was wised by the throat. All this took place within two yards of his parents' door. One reason why the inmates is the house did not hear the Neuf& is that MI% Herten, father-in-law to Mr. Teal, ►nd organist at the late perish chsrch, was playing the piano very loud. When Mr. Teal recovered, he went in the house and described the robbery, to the great astonishment of his parents, and it was not until :ben that he found his watch was gone. The only description which ho is able to give of the men who attacked him is, that one h.d light trowsen on, and both were dressed in dark over coats. The lodging-houses in the town were searched, but without eff.ct. Neither the persons nor the props rty have yet been found. NEW PLAN FOE THE VENTILATION OF COAL VE• 4 SELS. The frequent and lamentable explosions which I have so often and recently occurred to the 'easels sad es:alien engaged in the shipment of coal from the Welsh ports, have caused the adoption of a moat ingenious pled for the prevention of thew accidents. Vessels proceeding on long voyages, laden with the Welsh steam and other coals, are now generally fittei after the new manner, and into such favour has it risen that we hear it is deemed in dispensable by the Liverpool commercial community that vessels engaged in the foreign coal trade should be fitted up on the improved system, which is done after the fallow ing meaner. The great object is to prevent the accuse- lation of "foul air," and to do this a thorough draft or I ventilation is gained by lining the, hold before the, vessel is loaded, with sleepers, hearing alternately from the deck half way to the keel, and rice versa from. the keel upwards. These are four or live inches in depth, and three feet apart; and on them is laid a flooring, which passes the whole length of the hold, leaving the wide space underneath for the purpose of fresh air. This curi, rent is mat down from the decks by means of six wooden fannele, 12 or 11 inc Les square, which &eel perpendieu hrly, run two from the fore, main, and after decks each, down to the space left at the bottom of the hold, thus se curing an uninterrupted passage for the heals air. The inner surfaces are thus kept cool, and vessels on a sic months' voyage need not apprehend any danger from ex p:osion, as was formerly the case. Sir,—A• you have again opened your liberal columns to " A Bondholder," who, evidently is the same party that has repeatedly vented his ire on the subject of the Buenos Ayres debt in a strain similar to his last effusion in your paper of the 20th inst., you will, perhaps, permit me, once for all, to ask one or two questions, and to state one or two facts in relation with this matter. Now, I should like to know what your correspondent really wants the bond holders to do by " urging them on to action. " They have got their committee, who have done everything that the circumstances of the case will admit. Their acting in unison with the views of Messrs. Haring, Brothers, and Co., I is in perfect accordance with the hoodholders' consent ad- T%rice ROBBED.—On Wednesday a woman by visedly declared in public meeting. That eminent house, the earns of Mary Keighley was tried at the Westminster in addition to their permanent agents at Buenos Ayres, did oessi - ns, and sente nce d to us mon ths imprisonment, for send out two special COCHRissioLtril the moment . stealiog • pocket b oot an d 1501. i n bank notes, the pro- . there was the least chance of effecting an: , good, and it was petty of Ti.oulas Hollis, who has recently arrived in this certainly no fault of theirs that this mission proved ensue country Idler a successful trip to the diggings. After the cessful. It would have been • piece of the utmost supererogation if the committee had despatched whetter trial was over, and the prosecutor having obtained his ; mosey, he went on the drink, and in the course cf the commissioner to act in conjunction with those of Messrs. evening made his way into Oxford-street, followed, no I Baring's, merely for the pleasure of spending the bond doubt, by so me o f t h e w id e-awake characters who are : tw " c " . money— for out of their means the expenses must usually to be found in the vicinity of police courts and sus ultimately come—and to act separately, but just be doing cons homes during the time of business, and having en , the besieges of any government bent on procraqiae.ior, t red their vi c ti m i nto a pu bli c h ouse t h ey nude him i who would eagerly take advantage of a divided house to flank, end under the pretence of making his money safe , I the most serious detriment of the bondholders' interest. be allowed them to take it out of lais pocket book . and wrap This much from your must obedient, it up in piper, which they appeared to do. They thin' Se p t ' 22 ' 1853. ANOTHER BONDHOLDER. pl ler!, It in Rol r. h, and, wohturt him good night , w alked off with their boot y.About an hour afterwards Hollis dies ' I With reference to the silk market, the monthly cir cular issued this evening by Messrs. Durant and Co. covered his loss, and, almost im • state of madness, mashed to ; Ix:tattoo house and ac quain t e d th e police of the i thrum- contains the following remarks : . mi. No Hate has ss yet bee n discovered to lead to a Again • quiet month in silk. The deliveries, however, ksow ed ge of the thieves. r mule undiminished consumption. The only feature has been the arrival and ale of 180 balm new silk from China; the silk was good, and being fresh and bright was taken at an advance of 6d. per lb. upon previous prin.'. Old silk is taken rather slowly at previous rates. In Can- ton silk we have had some arrivals, which have been sold a shade under previous prices, the finest sins especially. the continued profitable employment of the mills leaving the difficulty of getting these Wks worked at least as great as ever. In Bengal silk fair business has been done at pre vious prim s ; the higher clams are still in favour, 215. has been made ; the same scarcity continues in the supply of coarse good working silk. In Italian silk we are without material increase of arrivals, but the progress of the season naturally sends forward larger quantity, and also renders the market rather leis firm. In Brutia silk the arrivals have been only 16 bales; these were new silk, and taken immediately at high prices, favoured by the short supply of coarse Bengal and China silk. In Persian silk we are without arrivals; a fair business has been done during the month at slightly improving rates. A steamer is just in with 56 bales Brutia and 32 bales Persian, which will be landed in a day or two. The market for American stocks this week has felt 1 the influence, to some extent, of the prevalent indis position to invest during t he present political and monetary uncertainty. Business has ruled quiet, and prices are nominally unchanged. Present quotations are thus reported by Messrs.D. Bell, Son, and Co.: Badoromble. Dlvidetuca. Tress. Caned Stales 6 per Ct. Bdu 1866 Jan. and July 1104 1114 Do. 6 per Ct. Inv. Blook 16117.1561 Jan. and July 110 1104 Penneylvaola 5 per Cl. — Feb. and Au. 55 66 Do. dick Buds 1577 Bab. and Aug. 90 91 MasmsleastuliparCt.Best ling goals I6N Ap. sad Oat 103 109 Mssmeausetis S roe Cent lSAlar Bonds Indiana Mate, lovu !trek -- Jan. and July fl karyiundsp4Q.Mar.lnks. Mot. and July 96 97 rinfinia a per Lint. Bands IMO Jan. and July 55 96 gemseky Sper Oat. ' Me. Jan. sad July 96 e 9 renewer 6 per that. HMI Jas. and July 57 58 Canada 6 per Ct. 19. Ikeda 1674 Pols. sad Aug. 1124 1134 Boston t.liv 4) par Cent Meeting Bends ' Do. spm Ct. Now Ornate City 6 pet Cat Ikeda 1193 Jan. and July 90 Delvidare Delaware 41 pet Cut. let Mort. °evert. 11177 June and Dee. 92) • Ckeirmaitl sad M. Laub 7 par Ct.„ Ist Mortgage 92 93 Mimeo and Missiareppl 7 per Ct. tat 11Jortgap - 874 904 Chicago and Aurora Urea per Cent., let iscatpga --) Jen. and July 83 II Omit We tern of Wards Pbper Cent. ditto INS April and Oct. 96 N bUodelphla and Asamog Ball. hit. Ogee Ct. Mort gage Bonds 1550 Jan. and July 544 374 has ylvaala Central Ball KJ. G per ii...at. New York and Mate Seven per Coate., Ist mortgage 18611-15419 May and Nov. 1074 1014 Meatek and Erie Boma peret., Convertible New Sok and Brie Seven per Cent, lad mortgage 1559 March &Fut. Subjoined are the traffic returns of the various English lines for the last week, so far as they have yet been published : 1853. 1852. London and NorthWeetern..£6s.33o .... £60,791 Lancashire and Yorkshire... 20,756 .... 18,932 London and South Western.. 15,252 .... 13,185 London and Brighton Great Western Midland South Eastern Shrewsbury and Chester 2,121 .... 2,039 Great Northern 18,677 .... 13,168 Chester and Holyhead Shropshire Union 749 •••• 698 Bristol and Exeter East Lancashire 6,078 .... 4,666 Exeter and Crediton 123 .... 146 Beaten Counties and Norfolk 18,740 .... 16,759 East Anglian 704 .... 686 Kendal „red Windermere 324 303 Manc.,Sheflield & Linoolnab. 8,875 •••• 7,912 York, Newcastle, and Ber wick, York and North Midland, and LeedeNorth. ern Railirayr UPS .... South Yorkshire Manchester & SouthJewell= 700 .... Birkenhead, LancesWm, and Cheshire Junction London and Blackwell Oxford, Worcester, and Wol verhampton Newcastle and Carlisle 3,068 .... The average mileage return is u follows: Total No. of Average receipt receipts. miles open. per mile. 18.53 £293,348 .... 4,5171 .... £64 18 7 1852 253,431 .... 5.371 t .... 68 13 3 These returns are extraordinarily good. The aggregate increase is no less than 39,9171., or 18 per cent. The returns on Scotch lines are u under : 1858. 1852. Glasgow and South Western £5,271 .... £4,278 Edinh. & Glasgow, and Caledonian 16,286 .... 14,007 Aberdeen North British Scottish Cent.& Scottish Itid.Junc 3,463 .... 2,979 - - Total £31,793 £27,287 The Irish returns are: 28,181 1,431 794 1,980 1,211 887 2,438 Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down Ulster 1853. £792 .... 261 .... 1,253 1952. £677 256 1,091 Annexed are the idea reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Renter's express : Amsterdam, Wednesday, closing prices: —Dutch Four per Cents., 941; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 621 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 22 6-16 ; the Coupons, 5; ; Austrian Five per Cent. Mete. lies, 81 1-16; Granada Deferred, 91; Portuguese New, 39; Granada Active, 21 ; Peruvian New, 76. Paris : Closing prices this day : Three per Cent. ltentes, 76.70; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 101.80 ; Bank Shares, 2,815. These prices show • decline of about 1 per cent. MONEY MARKET. THURSDAY Reams°, The funds to-day have again fallen i per cent., making a fall of one per cent. in two days. The chief depressing influence is still exercised by the eastern quarrel, which was to-day viewed as more threatening th an ever. Various disquieting rumours were at the same time circulated, some of which re ferred to a modification of the British cabinet, and others to alleged movements of our naval forces. Apart, however, from political apprehensions, sales , on backing account continue, sod the broker who acts for the government and for the Bank of England is also a steady seller of stock from day to day. The accounts of the progress of the potato disease in Ireland also tend to aggravate the prevalent feel ing of gloom. At the close the tone of the funds was weak. In the afternoon it was reported by tele graph that the Paris bourse of this day had given lway to the extent of about a quarter per cent. Coa tinued and decided depression in English railway stocks formed also a feature of th e day'. market. A I general impression prevails that the next, and pro- , bably succeeding returns of the Bank of England, will prove of a very uufarourable character. Consols opened 94/ to 93 for account, rallied to 93, "buyers," but soon began to show weaknve &aim, and at half-past two fell soddenly to 941 to 2, beim/ a ame time 941 to 4. lAt three se ttee lli t il rge °Scudclos e)) a rally to 941 to for money, and 941, to 1 for the 13th (ktober, had succeeded ; but the market finally left off at a re daction of 1 front this range. the official business list is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, foe money, 941, 1,1, 4,4, 1; ditto for account, 13th lOctober, 944, 93, 941, 1. Exchequer Bills closed Is. lower, at Bs. to 4s. dia., and India Bonds 2s.lower, at 2s.dis. to 31. prem. Foreign stocks were fiat, but not much changed in price, sales not being premed. Peruvian Actives de alined again I per cent. Russian stocks are flat, and generally it may be said that sellers could only have realised reduced prices. In the present state of polities there is little disposition to operate in this department ; but the market derives support from °caissons' purchases of the more speculative descrip tions on Dutch account, induced by the comparative ems of money in Holland. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 244 to 23 ; Spanish Deferred, 221 to 4; the Committee's Certificates, 64 to 6 per cent.; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 73 to 73 ; Granada Active, 211 to 224 ; ditto De ferred, 9to 91. Russian Fives, 113 to 114 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99 to 100. Sales are I recorded as follow* :—Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 1001; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 971, 98, 971. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 97. Equador 'Bonds, 41, 4/. Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 30th Sept., 244, I. Portuguese Five per Cents., 1841, 46. Sardinian Five per Cents., 921, 3. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for ac count, 221. The money market to-day was much the same as during the last few days. In some quarters first claw paper has been discounted below the Bank of England minimuna, but these seem to be exceptional operations. In Lombard-street the rates of discount appear to be rather above than below the nominal rate of the Bank, and in all cases there is a decided disposition to exact much higher rates on all long dated and inferior paper. A report is current that the Bank has rejected a good deal of Australian paper. If true, this would be a significant circum stance, and would tend more than any other consi deration to check the mercantile speculation con nected with Australia, which it is to be feared has already been carried too far. The tallow market, to-day, was again very excited, owing to the prospect of war in the east of Europe. The price of Ruesian again rose ls. per cwt., closing at 365. for autumn delivery. The dividend falling due the 27th inst. on the New Brunswick Six per Cent. Debentures, nego tiated through Messrs. Baring, Brothers, and Co., is duly advertised for payment. Land shares to-Gay were heavy. Peel River closed a to f, dis. Agricultural, South Australian Land, and Van Diemen's Land were severally 11. lower. Bank shares were decidedly heavy, and, in many cases, quoted at very wide " margins." Crystal Palace shares closed 14 to 14 prem. The shares of the new steam companies are all at a heavy discount. Australasian Pacific Mail (121. paid), mark 74 • Australian Royal Mail (81. paid), 3to 34 ; Ge nen' Screw Steam Shipping (161. paid), 114 to . 2 ; and North of Europe Steam (101. paid), 6 to 61. Shares of the Aberdeen North American Investment Company are quoted ss. to 10a. per share. It is with regret that we record the death of Mr. John Studholme Brownrigg, who has been governor of the Australian Agricultural Company since 1842, and director since 1829. The deceased was also chairman of the Peel River Land and Mineral Com pany. His death, we understand, was rather sudden. Annexed is another letter relative to the Buenos Ayrean debt, couched in a strain different from that adopted by the correspondent whose complaint ap peared in our paper of the 20th. We must say, however, that we cannot coincide in the view of our present correspondent. Here in the case of a debt upon which dividends have been suspended for 26 years, till the overdue interest actually amounts to 1501. per 1001. stock ; whilst the hardship of the case is aggra vated by the fact that the revenues of the 'tee have been ample, if properly administered, to meet all claims arising out of the foreign debt, which only amounted at the outset to one million sterling. At present the entire conduct of the affairs of the debt is reposed in a committee, of which nothing is heard from month's end to month's end, at a time when so much attention is turned to the political agitation prevalent in the state in question. In fact, the com- I mittee and the bondholders seem to be equally un- I furnished with information as to the position of their affairs, and unless the bondholders bestir themselves, there seems a possibility of the settle j went of the debt being indefinitely postponed, per j haps for another quarter of a century. Under such circumstances can it excite surprise if bondholders show impatience? They ought certainly to have an accredited agent in Buenos Ayres ready to avail himself of any favourable opportunity, in the inter es t fof his eonstituents,as politics become more aettled.The I question of the expense of such a commissioner is ' one of comparatively trifling importance. The agents ' sent out by the Messrs. Baring' returned to England months ago, and the bondholders are now altogether unrepresented at Buttnos Ayres. BUENOS AYRES BEFIT. TO THY IDITOiI OT THY MIMS. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 23, 1853. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. The English stock market opened this morning with a rather improved tone, but was soon visited by a panic feeling, and experienced further marked de pression. It then transpired, however, that the Bank of England will make advances on government secu rities, during the shutting, at 4 per cent., and an immediate rally ensued, prices being now quoted as they left off yesterday. Consols opened 941 for time, soon descended to 941 " sellers," and,on repeated salesgell thence to 941 to 1. The present quotation is 941 to 1 for money, and 941 to tor the 13th Oct. India:Stock marks NO ; Ex chequer Bills, 10s. to 3s. die. ; India Bonds, 3s. die. to par. Fort ign stocks have been more offered and very heavy, including more especially Spanish, Mexican, and Peruvian, but the tone is now rather firmer. The sales include Mexican, at 241 to ;, ; Spanish De ferred, 22} to ; Dutch Two-and•a-half per Cents.i 631 to f ; Sardinian, 92; Portuguese Fours, 43 to 1; Peruvian Active, 721 to 731; Brazilian Old Fives, 1001 to 101. SHOCKING BRUTALITY.—DEATII FROM TETANUS rA USED ny ♦ Kim—This morning William Oxley, aged 16 Tema, expired in Kenton's Ward, St. Bartholomew's llospital.from lock-jaw, he result of injuries sustained yes ter.ley under the following circumstances:—lt appears that the deceased was playing with some lads of his own age in Angel-court, Moor-lane, Cripplegate, when some stones were thrown, which struck near the windows of a house in the occupation of James Haveloyd, who, with another man, proceeded to Angel-court in order to ascertain whether the stones were propelled by the lads. On reaching the 'mot Haveloyd felled Oxley to the ground with a terrific blow, and then in the most savage m inner commenced kicking him about the head and buly, con tinuing his brutal treatment until the unfortunate lad was insensible. The police belonging to the Moor-lane station havirg heard of thi. savage conduct, hastened to the spot, ■nd conveyed Oxley to the above-mentioned hospital, where, notwithstanding the efforts of the medical officers, tetanus ensued, which terminated in death in the morning. Have loyd hail been taken into custody. THE VICARAGE OF HENDON.—On WedaeadaT inorr.ing Mr. Alderman Farebrother attended at Oamway for the purpose of disposing, by auction, of the adeowson, perpetual patronage of end right of presentation to the vimrage of Hendon," described as being delightfully situated, adiiining to Lord Tenterden's park, six miles Irons London. The bidding was brisk up to 8,4001., but at that ►u:n it suddenly stopped, and for 8,4001. the perpetual pi brorage and right of presentation to the vicarage of He udon (oopu:ation about 4,000) was knocked down. It appeared from the conditions of sale that at one time the celebrated David Garrick was Wrist of the living. ADIIIHALTY, SEPT. '22.—APPPINTMENT9.—Acting Mast. r J. Purgers, and Second Muster J. P. Dillon, to Scorpion. Mate D. J. Davidson, acd Midshipman H. J. F. Campbell. to Ajax. SHARE LISTS. TIII7IIIDAT 3111111MIO. The railway market has again fallen to-day to the extent of between 1 and 2 per cent., and showed marked depression to the termination of business. Heavy salsa are still pressed, and, though partly speculative, the absence of any adequate buying, coupled with the continued tall in Consols, prevents any favourable reaction for the time. THIS DAY.—Two o'Ctoci. The railway market has been characterised by a feeling of depression during the greater part of the morning. but prices do not appear to have descended at any time much below the reduced rates of yester day. Since the rally in Consols a decided improve ment has taken place in this market, and prices are now quoted at a sensible recovery from the final rates of yesterday. London and North-Western is at pre sent quoted 101 to 1; Great Western, 801 to 81; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 644 to 851; Midland, 671 to 681 ; Great Northern, and Dover., 181 to 1; Ca ledonians, after falling to 261, now stand at 26 to 1. In French shares Strasbourgs have advanced to 381 to 1; and Paris and Lyons to 171 to 1 prem. Northern' are quoted 34i to 4. OILDINAILT BRAM AND noon. to I pae SI i SOf I IN Alardsaa so Amhara. IrOttfiqr . and Ilan Jamaica low all Blna.Welv.llltaarTaai Laa.,atime. Ina. all Do.Claraklnrk..sN&l6l.C. NI Da. ea de. for... Mr B-YYdeell k ... lOC Cabliain . ail ONION arl II .1. curt era= Debases' Seliftlasa. all Dwain Portly and Mow all INN AND!! 1 ell Ditto e il liiiiiii: all Soars . 100 Bums Off, Clam •... II i (Me it IL •16) ... - IC Do. din • es{ C Mrs I Ilau got lassadds• • • A. 4 IMI gill Ed aisskosi =r INbersilk tes Lllsberit,Ter*Dima; 100 Obsiew It Iliath Westers 100 Gramilorthris ... ISO Da A, MIL ••• •- . .0 floeti. ayt.(lre.) l I Groat Weston I klub Ow& &Mini ...1 liiiiisseiTimroirtiste D•• Pka Laaraidt• oM 1700701107 111 Doh IMAM IL i De. Woe Wing V. 14. ill Leeds Metiers I I i 400168 Ler.:llllray.ls Ilsallbsed 10 = o. lll=ll. Omit 10 t n is so ft. U et. dt. i io Bt IV Lie II 15: — . riier—Z- alo7l.l . lr.saii..(e; Do. "Wahl • . Lesion a eanna._ :. wesurs DO.. SO 100.. S 4 . Imisakery . baileala . • Limiliadrry& A ItsailijbetALtasslask. 40 Ds. Ills.* W.l. Vim 00 00 Ds. If NW*. Wel. ••• 14 Dias MN «. :,L ' Ds. Dory if ft 4 Li ILI evriiend lie. do 1 iciiiobs ' — .: -. ... - 7 IS 1$ I Do. Now ... ... S. S II Northing Cooattro I:laks et. 100 'North Ulla& „. . I. —. IS IS North Devon. No. 11 all Do. iL ll r Dellerroi 11 11 Do. I Giarantrod II It I I North '.1b... 10 %II North Woolen ....- 10 i 10 , Nor li pilot* WaUttao Wore," Wolvor. (Snag ISsotlish 30111ini Mlhnivre. ita [kcal Do.L. LW. truelishery ammo 80. Oiwortri . I Illirepabiara Units 111•01Davos 'llse* lambent llowlth a li Yorkle.kßlmEto: Da!linit!. 14 Tab 411114ata . ill Rdesrtd and = Widerfad sad 14 West Ostawell Waaliska sad Marla' Al West laid= W.Badetlaa.hOrylaiP Terk.llevulleallseinsk De.o.ld.R.Pendose Tara sad Nardi 16Ord 100 Abstain 190 dburossa No. 1. 7 per 01 1 1141 UMW Easier 4 pia 100049thadss £lO 15 'CIMIOII, sad liolyitood „. all lent sod Sandra aD Dllll4BO, Slid iire don suastioa 31 litsatAnglisa(3l.lllslip.M. 3 Do. do. (U.) per Ct 11 Do. do. (71. 175.) 7 par 111 asst.Oss.listo.„3 p 4.,N0l DIN. do. No.l 10 Do. New a per Cent. Rod 30 ;Isst.Uslas.fitripdo.lp.Cl , fdlaharsh. Pertly mad) Wass. per I et , Ong* IlliellmaS prem. ISO Do. 6 par sms. lot Na.! damnable at 16 ghst. IS Do. 41 cout.orrip <lt (31.111keW per estra(l)liibilie r QW9l4.lllol446lmlssalige lel , Daaa.rdarae/ Mt 100 DIM lerolosigleipor es 6 lingeobirs 611666.1 q) 106 I Ditto@ pirmatlllaii 100 014016019e.6 pont NO ;DIM Saw Oistr.ll par Ct. I Lom.ll6llhWestOos.Shirds all loadisadsrry !Color. 3.3 oil ;liiradastlarryhEnalatash II , lisa.6•llLitLisis. 550.1461 19 I Do. New £lO . Ds. de . lall ' Kamp. a Carlisle. pCL 1110 ,16tilloodCons.dr.1111.6p.0! A I Ditto Prestatos 1011,Norkilli Ratsoloe... 1 160 Do, 51 Ow 411 . P 79 t 81 A 4 106 Do.VistenryTslley pet I 6 , Do. Debentures Ithi North Brit& ' all 'North 64sttordshire 10093slard. Warieeter, 4,0 Wolvor../316.11aralhat all Otte ditto ditto 5 .Ihrssrs.datirro.NetrOusr. 10 ihrww.het.seter(Nor.W Mo.; a par Cent... 10 Do. 6 per Mat 41 death Domplp i 11 Ditto Mod 41 per • 511 South Eastern (Kaadlai Ana lot £1.0.6....... ISO Do. 44 per cont. ali talt.Yorkeltire4perct.Goar. 3 WaterLoos Amoy 6p.et .1n Tort, Neweastiejlt Ot.Nortk of IT I 3 Ditto Ditto • 13 10 Y., 6/la4.ldid.ll 13.P5:410 LINES LISABED AT PISIiD 'Huokinghalacltire (land to Loadrinkl.Weatara ) 99 iCr=o Junction toCalodonlan) ill ltonLiscolnah.guar.6lx6r lo(lad to Ot. Northam)! 144 losototor t Duo Forest; (learned to 0 rest Wooten 34 :Hartlepool Dock & Rao. i (hawed to YI.N. Is Bet.) 101a11/11 1 alby(LYortialtid 107 IDw i shuts (Lao) 93 I Ow 1 sham (dim) l7 I tondos and Groearr:ob i flace.44 to 2 ',al. tamers 142 Uttto Preference ((Urn); 26 It.owestortiluar.4perecitt S • witscd to Nottc4k) 1 " DIU° CU I 6 per Coat . this 11aaelt.,Baltoo,121latiook leaped to 1 AN.W.SrI2I) 21 kliddlocirs' and Rodger I= to Markt. & DM. Inelkad(Mkll) I. 0 tfiertllicislirasternS perCt (Yard to Eist.Cou Do. A per teat. (do.) 6O Pronon&Wyro (km. LOC 1611.1 1 /soLklusa.liTodi -.. flitter 6 shares (ditto) — 1 Sopolon sad Itltohla (laaa to Omit Northam , 141 Do.lllnaretl Stook le I doalkelalbrdallro(larnd ta. 116.11O3lata) ... II wow ni OD %Orb • pelttmit. CtArW.na. Om W 1 DIM Ditto Dttto ........., 29 Wilt. ll ootnamot (lamaad le Gnat Waatarni........ 91 It 14. Au St. 11 N ad f fa 12 14 die la UMs • 4 do ad flj N IS 17 par 1 pm U 62 64 46 40 ii 2/1 St U T 1 7$ 42 44 112 124 101 IN IS Nil IS SO sd ls P !! P°•_?d ii ii,'W 74 7 dies 4 32 4 id 1 If 74 / 2 1 ni 94 91 i 1004 MI I 4? i 919 Plz I Tf 7E. - 13 'il a. Ile I W.. se Ile 19e $1 64 3$ $3 $1 61 id dim ISStio 41 47 4 /4b U $7 6 16 If S 7 Siif Si 111 416 7f 1 3pa 37 39 SS 10 U (0 SS ST 64 46 2 1f Ms 14 IS 6 9 11 IS as 17 f 19 e 30 41 $4 U II 4 U SO SI Si Re 1/:d ii Ws 44 3 4 $ 44 et 1141.41.1“. IN 1(1 If If si • If 3 4 • 6 1 PEI 14 pm IS i i Uf " SO S& 117 1111 US 1111 1 ' re ll s el 7 1 911 95 100 e es ;sr 143 143 sd l is Pcll zd II 7 i 10 w i , as 141 I 4 aim .- Par zd zd 107 109 ad 94 to, hr w° lei 17a a i pm lei 14i Per i Pea bli 25 zd 10 20 .4 IPS 102 +3 3 i e as TS 2 We WIT'S fa ail i ad I ad 711 10111001 f ruirmos Yew, mai Rativisia dera latun Groat Indian revltinla... Grind leection cf ?met OnFd Think cf _Maids ;rest Ceotral ethane,— M. Weft..l eaoadsoibaref lialailb32 Laaeaknotqj r a.s p. l att) " Ds. (Railway ) .. . Do. Do. (Cmailll ... . Do. Goaraotaal .. . n:w sB4 a - elasnaz k Lege(with la.) Nesthern of Prance... Lk.':.l.. per ct. Park (for B. ft Andean ate.) . Norneer!aa Trualt near. Parts and Lynam „. Pools and (*lease Park ad lowa Park sod Ste.antaaeg Parle.Oaa...adCteerboorp Qadat and Richmond Sousa and Hain Repel Mika Repel Suedlii wet,' and Motes Do. 6a par Cant. Prefer. dank Lama of Prams doaltera of France „.... Upper Itttlil fkr.p Wart Pleaders Da si per Cent. Prefer. 7 14.111111 of Frames I 0 1,erp of iv:Mier:lad.. [ - 2 4 dis I dig =(4ilie f 46 t pa 3 21 71 41 Ai. 11 / t 4 " le pm 5 4 dig 3 1 1 c!ir I i g a i is 4 4 1 14 1 11 ' I 1 dig i 1 pm 61 61 931 39 'SI 4 141 In 161 1 pm 47 49 io is lilt - ii 8 4 4t oas Ells Ili 1104 II di e lij Mt 1 PS K 41 - ir t Pm : 8 1 Si PIS / i di* 31 2 ale MINES. --.- 4 3 Si i i II i Pi $ Par ' Tut:llBlAT EVENING. There has been a little more business in the market for home mining stocks. The shares chiefly in de- I mand are Alfred Consols and Wh ea l Trelawney. Sales are reported in Treviskey and Barrier, at 55; Eaglebrooke, 95; Trelawney, 44, 45 ; Alfred Consola,l 23; Devon Great Console, 390; Wheal Sidney, 81, 10; West Basset, 14; Great Sheba, 15j; Vale of Towey, 225. 6d., 255; North Towey, t• The gold mining shares were flat, in sympathy with the general heaviness of the Stock Exchange, but the prices of the favourite stocks give way slowly. Shares in the less accredited adventures are scarcely saleable, even at a very heavy discount. At 4 o'clock Colonial gold were quoted 2 to prem.; Great Nugget, 1. dis to par; British Anat . ralian, to dis.; Port Phillip, 7-16 to 5-16 die.; Nouveau Monde, 9.16 to 11-16 prem.; Agua Fria, 9-16 to 11-16 prem. In other mines there were no dealings of importance. National Brazilian (Cocaes) were flat; Metcalfe. were not lower, closing II to 21 pm. Other Weet In dian descriptions remain flat. The nominal closing prices of new undertakings are as follows :—Mizen Head, 4 to dis.; Lewis Hill Range, 1 to / die. ; Cologne Lead, # to 1 die. ; Clarendon (of Jamaica), a to 4 prem.; Britannia Gold,: to 4 per eh. ; New South Wales Coal, to I dim.; L'Aigle d'Or, / to 3 dis.; London sod Virginia Gold and Copper, dia. to pram.; Mount Carbon Coal. 4 to . 4 dim. ; Kenmare, par to prem.; Lake Superior Copper, 1 . dis. to 1 prem. ; Connemara, 1 dis. to par; Glenau li n, to 1 dia. • Australian Mutual, . 4 to t dia. ; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, I to 4 di..; Mel bourne Gold, 1 to dis.; Golden Mountain, to 1 per share; Great Hews. United Tin, 1 di.. to par ; Poltimore, 4 dis. to 1 prem.; Lackamor Copper, 4 to 1 die.; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 to 04 dis.; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduc tion, die. to 1 prem.; New South Wales Gold, to 1 dim. ; Obernhof, par to # prem. ; Great Crinnis, dis to 1 prem.; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal, par to 1 prem.; Great Cambrian Mining and Quarry ing, par to 1 pram.; Port Royal (of Jamaica), 4to 1 prem. ; Jamaica Copper, Ito 11 prem. ; Garnett and Moseley, 11 to 2 prem.; South Devon Consols, 1 to 1 dia. ; Vyvyan Consols,l.l6 prem.; King Arthur Consols, 3-16 prem.; New Linares, 4 dis. to pm. ; Sue River (of Jamaica), par to 1 prem.; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 14 to 2 ; prem.; Liguanea (of Jamaica), dia. to par ; Gladbach Zinc, par to 1 prem.; Parkwyn and Carwalsick, dis. to par ; -Cumberland Hematite Iron Ore, par to 1 prem.; Dhurode Copper, par to prem. ; Monarch Gold, 5-16 to 3-16 prem. ; Austra lian Console, 1 to d die.; Albion Gold, 1 to / dis. A call of 10s. (or six florins) falls payable on the shares of the Kinzigthal Mining Association on the 15th of October. After this call shall have been paid, stamped certificates, payable to bearer, will be issued. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLock. There is little change to-day in the prices of the gold mining shares. Great Nugget Vein are rather flatter, at 4 dia. to par. Nouveau Monde and Agua Fria are quoted a to # prem.; and Colonial Gold, to a prem. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 29 to 31; Peel River, ato dia.; Scottish Australian In vestment, is to la prem.; and North British Austra lasian, s dis. to par. Copiapo shares mark 10; to 111. C10 . ..i g Itmlases Neo. llberas Kama. Paid., oriels dose I_ 'Yesterday. to-day. 100.000 1 Aria Fria ... ._ . all !t 1 pte 1 1 30,000 1 tAseo Ans:;;4001.1 all 4 1 els 4 109,00 lee. •Anglo•:..a:iSorolan 10.0/0 10 tAnotralaelve 40,000 6 Do. Coal Mining 1 5 1 die 10,005 20 tAnstretlan 60,r0c 1 Anetrallan Cord! Sera 100,000 1 Australian froolund PAO 1, Ave Marla ail 1 5 din 4 11,060 60 Biaenarvon Iron it Cad ell 200,7.1, I British AueraLisn 1,016 all i 11 die 110,040 20 tßrittaLlroa 13.5 7 5 10,000 35 tßrag.!rnp.(knat3l.p ra lii 34 SI 6,020 30 Do.CmaasandColabe a!T 21 21 11,000 30 Do. St. Jolts Del ltsy 111 U 4 633 110,000 1 Otraos'e Crest 5 1 4 die I 11,00, 10 Coke Comet ........„ al! 414 11 100,000 3 reokelal Goid t ^I3 p= . Cooia,„ l3 lOl lii 11 1 104 350,00 , It. +Copier Miners of Eng. all 31 65 6,000 28 +Do. Pref. 71 per our, all 63 76 pm /o,oar I fltooknuetra!laotloper all 2; 3 100,000 21 Do. 4 Gres Nugget cis all 1, di, Ipm 11 2 ltegistered 33,790 20 /Gereral 72,606 1 Gram/ Melly of Bader all 1 die par 11.001 3 Great ItApooth all 21 1 die 100,9(1 1 Lake Saloum alt 1 5 dis 80.444114 I !jean, all A 1 dia. 9,604 3 illowto 35,000 1 LotdoaaCe'itora Geld Quarts Unalalng Co.. all 1 4 100,000 1 Narloulta ..,. - ..... el 1 1 dim 10,000 10 vellasittilt.AMMitsea 9 64 7 6 , .a^' 1 New GrliSile•li . . 60,90( 1 New Lintrce Miring Lod nominee Co all 3 300,060 1 Nouveau 31004. 140,0 M 6 Port Philip 60,602 1 ;quart.< Hoek all i 1 din 10,0 d 30 fltbymrey Ins .„ a 7,400 NI BantNon de Cubs lOl 31 44 110,00. 1 4eutli Aurtrollan ..... „ at! i die par 4000 10 Pin Croft 43,114 31.3,04 rlUalte.l Mean= all 34 4 100.000 : Wont Granada an d in 140,106 I Weft Nisrnwea... ... 100000 1 yobs all die 46 Tam0ne.G.0......1.1. 1.., .4 ~.........11 a —...a ♦ Traanferablo by JOINT STOCK BANK No. 1811.1 BINES. 21.51 40 Australasia . 10 !Brit. Col. Bank* fo'in Co. an 7.0:000 to !Withal North American .. all 40,1 1.1 lebarterod liarilt of Lola .. SO 21 Chart. Bank of If.dia, Aus -2025:000000110000 e C o ol m otiol cr . 23,0008 20 Kng.. Scot., it Au 4. Chart. 25,000 D) Lon. Chart. Rink of Aowt. 111 10.0001 tvi ;Loudon and County ...... 111 60,iniU l 50 ,Londoti Joint Aunt 00.0f)91 0 ( 1 Loudon and Weetndniiir 10121100 Motional Prow. of 20734 30 y Nation:dnf 1 33.873. 23 ,Oriental Bank Corpoirdii 20.001 lt9 ;Provincial of Dental.— • 4/84 0 10 !Do, New. .... ........ 40,408 6 iltoyal Auwtralian Haulm and Oold lint. C....... 1,000 25 wl.,uth AuwfralLa ....• •• • %ON 16 ram of A uwtralla ....... • 613.01. a 6 Union of Land0n........ .. MOW 40 ,Limion of Madrid i SS a it 10 an TO N 44 4i 37 39tab 04 64 64 6 6 Te pdoes 1 IT 1I I li Oi ine,' I igh r . I 2 I dl,l Irar 1 Ina' Bodeen dope Body. [THREEPENCE MLEICELLAX3OIIIB. _ _ No. Rh. Miscntsmors. 32 . ~ b Antis Coal and Iron 211,. ,500 25 t " A Z1 4 ;1 1 111: : 1 60,0 M lu Austrullan loyal Mall 35. 10 Berlin Naternork4 SO Nritila American Land 14100 & MSS a Colonial:4o.A, a Seduction Company 10.000 100 Canada 100.000 1 Crystal Palace 60,000 5 Do. New . 130,000 41Crystal Palms of Nnutos 60,010 201 anew rtauo 12,00 k 25lElectrie T.:let:Lodi .- . , 21.0, 15 , 0eneral Steam NavirMtion ' 2ujiloneral S. S. Shipping Co .I. :0 Irish lie,:root Sugar 10. 20 Magdalena St. Navigation WAX 1 National PatentSteamFuel MOW 10 Netherhinds Land . . . 75,00. 2 N.B. Wales Coal and lute. SWIM Navigation Co. tz.n I North British Anstralaniri L. 1 Do. New 25. 20 North of Itirope Steam _ 120.800 5 Peel River land a Mineral, 2.4000 IA geolasular a Oriental Stm., 10.000 60 IM. do. _ ... 1 50.007 2 Ponied Iron Corapan • S 11.810 10 . Roma Mall Stanu 100,0001 1 4.6•40‘ Aare. Investment 12.700 , 25 donna ansitanati laud._ . 150,0%1 1 Subsaarlne T P 001 10v Van Disannet= ••• • Pd. Yrittj ay l I—i- I,lt 31 68 2 It= = si i 11H ri:. '2O t I 18 2J - 14 - - - - 5 - - I Oi dis It du. rar i i di, illior 14 14 ltuatous .tooe 7! today COMMERCIAL AND MARK ETS. MARK-LANK—THIS DAY. We have fair arrivals of foreign wheat and flour, bat of all other descriptions of grain the receipts have been small. With worse accounts of the result clthe harvest, holders of wheat evinced unusual firmness this morning, end Mon day's rates were generally exceeded by l e . to 2 e. per qr. Barley was rather d Outs advanced 6d. to Is. per qr., with short arrival.. Beans and peas continue s carce , an d fully as dear as on Monday last. satiny...Ls INTO LONDON ntold SEPT. 19th to SEPT. ISM. an grsrllsh. tugs/. Irish. Yore* Wheat I 1310 I 13320 Bewley ll O...... 6450 Oats 3/0 . I 9760 Malt Mow. 200sacke and 1010 barrels. MINCING-LANE. —THIS DAY. SCOAR.—The market for home.consuming qualities has been very dull, and but a limited business has been done. We note all qualities except fine grocery at a reduction of Is. upon the highest point of the market. COPPEE.—This article, althouzh held with some firm ness, bee had a downward tendency, and plantation Ceylon sold in public sale at Is. decline. Native Ceylon, 47e. 6d. to 485., partly nominal. Taw —A slight advance has been paid on good and fino Congou. Common Congou is quoted 111 d. to Hid. per lb. Rms.—Prices have been fully sustained. COCHINEAL.—Prices have declined ld. to 24. per lb. CoTrort.—This attach has a dull appearance. Prices are a shade lower. SALTPETRE has been bought in small parcels at last week's currency. SPlllllll.—Rum has been rather dull of rale, but prices are unaltered. Brandy has been in good demand. FEUlT.—Currants : Prices are supported, but the de mand has been limited. Raisins : Valencia* dull. Black Smyrna., fine qualities, have advanced Is. per cwt., and a large business has been done. Muscatels and figs in limited request. In other articles no material alteration, but markets gene rally have been dull this week. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market remains firm, at the followin g quotat i ons Town tallow, 51$. nett cash% Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 665. to 665. 3d.; Oct. to Dec., 661.; Jan. to March, 575. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. The number of beasts fresh up this day is small ; how ever, fully adequate to the demand, which is very limited, owing to a &Al trade at the dead markets. Prices for the hest descriptions remain about the same as on Monday ; but it is difficult to dispose of inferior qualities. nail, is by no means brisk for sheep, although the shortnessof the supply enables us to retain Monday's quotations. Calves are on the average lower, but they are all disposed of. Our foreign supply I consists of 339:beasts, 3,230 sheep, 349 calves, and 26 pigs. The number of milch cows is 76. Par atone of aIN, a. A. •. a. I Bar 4 4 ,e FT fits. ~.. 4. Boat atom, Ilerstosls 42 1 4 Bast boa. a kif.-bds. db Boctdbort.horns decoad quails boats— 43 2 4 Da. In. for.. Calves Zama am. l wooed quality 26 53 Plea ..... ...... 3 84 8 gam.. Ban Dm. h lialf-bred* 6 4 4 3. !mob. ....... 4 6 5 4 Besot at market. 246; Stew sod Lupin COO: Calm. XI: Flak 320. BOROUGH HOP MARKET-THIS DAY. M . Pattenden and Smith, hop factors, report that the accounts from the hop districts state that the crop comes down much short of expectation. The duty stands at about 150,0001. Market very brisk for yearlings and new hops. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Holywell, 23e. Bd. Howard'. Wen Hartley, 20e. ; Walla End Riddell, 235. ; Wall. End Hetton, 21s. ; Walls End Stewart's, Us.; Walla End Thee, 248.—Ships at market, 181. ARRIVAL OF THE MARQUIS OF DOWNSHIRE AT BLESINTON. BLESIISTON, TUESDAY, SarT. 20. On Thursday last, the Moat Noble the Marquis of Downahire arrived Isere, and in the evening his lordship dined with his esteemed agent, William Owen, Esq., and a select party of gentlemen, including Lord Russhorougb, the Hon. Mr. Leeson, the Rev. Ogle Moore, Dr. Robinson, &c. On Friday, the annual exhibition of the Cottage Garden and Poultry Improvement Society for the district around Blesinton, comprising the electoral divisions of Lie sinton, Kilbride, Burgage, Luken, and Newtown, was held iu the Market-house. There was a good exhibition, and in the evening a number of prizes were distributed amongst the successful competitors. The joy -bells chimed merrily throughout the day, proclaiming a "Cend noble fuilthe " to his lordship, who is greatly beloved, and moat deservedly so by his tenantry—while the " pipe and dance" were to be heard up to a late hour in the town in honour of his lordship's arrival. Bet the grand fete came elf last night in the shape of a " ball "to the tenantry. In the morning three or four men on horses were despatched around the country with orders to invite both " rich and poor"—and, sure enough, in they poured in the evening from all quarters. The ballroom of the Mar ket-house was fitted up for the occasion, ar.d a most pleas ing scene it presented. The walls were tastefully decorated with evergreens; the letter D being surmounted by a coronet, and both ingeniously made of marygulds and dah lias, against the centre of one of the wells. while " joy and gladness" beamed in the countenances of 311 present, and, to crown the whole, a gallant piper —the far-famed Toomev, of Poul-a-Phonca—" plied his strains right joyously." About nine o'clock the noble marquis entered the room, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Owen, Miss Fanny Owen, and several of the gentlemen of the neighbourhood; amongst whom were—the Rev. Mr. Fitzgerald, curate of Blesinton ; John J. Ilornidge, Esq., of Rumeletown ; Dr. Robinson, of Blesinton ; Mr. Doherty, eon of the late Chief Justice ; Rich►rd Hornidge, Esq., el Britttus Lodge; John Finoemore, Esq., Ballyward, A country dance was immediately formed. Lord Down shire, with Miss F. Owen as partner, ►ed off the dar.ce, which was continued without interruption until a late hour, and the company did nut wholly break up until an advanced period in the morning. Would that we had many such landlords resident in Ireland as the noble marquis. .I.lrd Downaltire is, without any mistake, one of the best land lords in existence. His wish is that all his tenantry sh ill not only be able to live, but live well, both in comfort and indcpendenee. His lordship's free, kind, soy, winning., affthle demeanour naturally endears him to his tenantry, and makes him live in their heart's best affections—Er. to- Stag Ifni/. SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE.—On Monday a gentle man was shootine with Lord Gifford, when he ob•errrd a hare get up, which he immediately killed, and on reach4s4 " poor puss" it was found that she was with young. His lordship immediately drew his knife, and, wish much dexterity, performed the Cauterise operation, when three young hares were produced, at first in almost an inanimate state, but very shortly respiration was observed, and a basket with some soft hay having been procured, the little strangers were conveyed to his lordship's residence, and supplied with warm milk from a cow, given through a baby's tube. They are still alive and thriving under special attention. I)EATU Op THE PRINCESS BELGIOSO. —lt was stated some time ago that the Prioress Lelgios , , sou :i t travelling in the East, had been attacked and stabbed by a discharged servant. No apprehension of fatal consequences teas entertained by the friends of the princess in this coun try, as they had received a letter from her after the event, and had heard flow other sources that her wounds we re not dangerous. We regret, however, to learn br I letter from Constantinople, of the Bth, in the fist Drbtr,l,~ Pouf of Vienna, that the favourable account given of the state of the princess was unfounded, as she is btated to have died of her wounds in the Turkish capital. A 'MATRIMONIAL ALLIANCE is arranged to take place between the Lady Elizabeth Grry Egerton, eldest daughter of the Earl of Wilton, and Captain the Iton. Dudley de It elneat eon of Lord do Rot, and Nei rty to her Majesty the Queen. The marriage will be celebrated at Ilcaton-hall, the teat of the Wilton family, asear Man i cheater, on the 12th of October. 7 44 44 4 $ l t a zd Si zd - 1 , 2 1* dlt id Ii i id 1311 1344 U' 711 iii 4 4 11 H+ 109 if 7 1 i