The Express. — London, England, 1853-09-19 00:00:00

, :. ~",7 ''t ;7' //' -(6.. 6: .14*(e' c , . 7. Ar e- ~t ~ 3 r. G`! t J Tvbt 4flnt%% No. 2,207-] CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 19, 1853. Subjoined is s statement of the railway calls falling duo at ♦arious periods this year : .. [THREEPENCE. TIIIS DAY. SHARE LISTS. 100 Aberdeen MISCELLANEOIII. I C Tt lowns Saturday. the SHAItIMIOLDKRS at the SHREWS aIIIT awl 511110611414 RAILWAY. IC:)„,, ton.: your I art'aulfir I*.iohjos to dor itheetamai or the • to r dktueet.! eimartise to be bd at the Lica Ilse!, g0 ,.4., y , w W Cosi /NUM!' heat, the Ms Inotaat, et tkoe.►: I. 11.1 sitting hes bees sailed to d Unlike alkther or act you ci.aryed with the satire two of the Ws Chancery e a ;red.?". to Muted b 7 'gowns. %et. Oreeb. Webr we. sad otsra a, 14 Warr am a re. other items very treaty lees pahl by the Lengoo ireg seh at.... ra spate t the 4 tied aad .then, re 4. r e tart that Vas nI lam Page Woad Mimed to areal are's, lir e ee guy wake upon tle ma low L M Witte,: ant ali the law ant: ivory day isscreaoing meta and replete yet lo be tai led_ by the nano pante; anger the ada.c.• el ur awn rvo itad of lewd aa:r.aera. aro also to br defrayel out of t_ t w.de of Ile strewatoury awl I trotacbais aad L. doe are t. he rareord teenly tae adios:ripe et the leads' or,..tern Compasy to your prejudice. y. Or beilmt et sat, under the alitruiae f a desire to expose there 'whore gentled tie Inaba ..ad %Craters tbintkihy. you Intl ▪ tart sob r the late akar or a g,aseettend dividend by that Great W..tern Itatway Cusp ivy of 3i par teat., with half rary:ua profits i i,,,tora. an 1 tear •a tart Conyvoy he legal settee and eapeast •• •• .y not arena has. an obligatiJa to rt sect such debts or ft ..our Compote. 1. terreate at further eitpmer and lit:g.tioa as we do, end ▪ t owl h cto,:y achy Alf the threlrebary awl Choke or' Gm it Sect ta ail tall t, mind t h e seem at ahnes..'sre In rer.on if the be tospractic.bie, to eurg ii=!, .= . l pat .t tainted to the secretary I It. ahrewalituy and (Amapa y at %We rhamptos, In favour of 31e, ors. Dm. ' in " wll7 , Q7, and who wall canon the einem int lot an4lnantation will the Great Weatera. ant oppose further tial pro treats.% and lA. are piedool pro.nee rfa Lew and anupendent .atehers at the our ettod ea the ::et insaat. Hy ceder of the Cornro!ttre. It LOUGE Wts tIXOTT, Secretary. 12, Dathinolana.strern, ntrand. Loudon, NV. IC, Intl. SHRBWBBUILY and BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY. elanrebuldrm who boos sonithrd to trarorstt thetr Proikota respect of ;'.•. toolotto of the hpodal Idiotism bairn a: the London Tavern on Toesslsv, the 14th Rot, or memo ahrent from th Mesta% aro ' k i t h; tatiomed 1114 they eta neverthele-a record their nom In ir et the amewhd site mob by the ('treat Wrotern Railway pi,.lllT. • Z.. to ply 11. per oral. poranteed dirldeart, with half of ib,..,r0u0 I n Ota of the hale kora the let of January. Ito 1. 11 c wer.i.sry will be la ationianor at the London Tavern, Blab. re.: .•t.rure., ndon, between the !Puns M ten and tour daily, woo Veao..e, the 19th instant s fur the purpose of receiving votes, s'.vr wit isb d.e the po.I Intl be deelmed.—oy order of the Marc h-Ihr: loth pemient Wmaalttee. GEORGE wootcorr. *mug. Contaht.r.room, London Torero, Budwpriate.street, rept. 13, 183.1. SIMEWSIIURY and BIRMINGIIAM tILWAT. 12,1 aclunallam.rerert. Adelptil.Lemdrm, Sept. IR, 1533. The ro-enowe of Independent Shareholders do hereby notify that SitoXll. 4 tare this day ben firwartted to the PTVlittarn Wlth • raw tryibtala their .truret in faeour of the ondennet.tionect gentle. *el, whq wal ourtertaks to cup art an ear event watt the Great m,.a,v, It ariy C ,apaay to ranee 31 per rent. and half 4orplus pol:*; rid •., pr , 1.1.4 viz saw and indeprtakat shawl:oh:era to fill tee wnkli will bre treated at the vatting hall.yearly meet- Xtoasty : .S. Man 2e l / 4 , rsq., Wolefrhampton ; James enlverwah. h.q.. of Re. So. Wise-go-et, &Wed ; A. K. Saaer, law, or Letalard-hamw, Cheltenham. neg.: peaks oil he wed at thl waving' to be hoiden as follows : Se.e. 21, 11141—A3 the Lion Hotel. ehreustoury, at 13 o'clock pre. *pt.* 11131—At the Lon.loa Tavern, Hishopsiate.strect, at one °Thee serawely. toarehoMers are esrveOle wait tel to transen:t their prosi.t with. cut de:ae to tee stecres..ay La the Company at Wolverbampton.—By seder Othementrattle. WANSGI: WGOLCO IT, err, N.S. The Cowwtute wt daily at the Lendon Them, Biahopureilk street, • hers pn , siss and nay inforMatiOn may be obtained. SHREWSBURY sad BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY. 12, Pnelnirhasatre.t, Anelphl, London, Neyr. 1 3 . 1533. The Coeval' tee r.t Laura Went eh trehokb re have to announce lan •harvho!den derinu• of meantime the lireat Wegern offer of Thrre43444.l7aff per Cent. and half eutplue prents, and who have e•-:: „tied Un-u proxies to Mears. Ort:tt and Scott, myr revoke 2by vote by eddrermer a later to the follAting form to the Startary vont,.ne. Ila:1, T.q , Secretary. /throe Autry and Birmingham Ita:luay, tN. Oreat George-4nel. Westminster, t,g to wit! Inc., and request that you Ind morel, my larry,y or Kunio% In :alma of Remus. Coach and tic At, for the ge time of the Commute, held on the 1 i:h of September, or any a )•.totnet.t demo; ale" for t►e metting to be hot let at Shrew• htre :at the 2let of September, b•lem desirous of marpoing the oar ot mate ty tue tient Nesters Railway Company. I ant. dr, your obedient servant, Neastme of abarelolder By order. 4EOllOlt worturnit. esereerv. ANIC of DEPOSIT, 7, St. Martin's-place, Tratalpirorranna. Loodno. riles dealeona at INVE4TING SIONLY a. e requeated to exarn:no th: l' an .1 tha. Imitation, by which • high Late of Interest may to a' . net with prefect arcusity. latarant payable to Junta+ v nod July. ruts MORRISON, Monsen. Dirtctor. relopteuuss tree cot apolicatioo. /ONIAN BANK (incorporated by Royal Charter). 6, Orin: Moshe eter.etreit, sept. 13, I ss3. I.e Ebsrtef Dirtetara 1111thEV GIVE MOtICL, that they hare tto day declared a DIVIDENi , on the eap.tol 'boa of the eorp,rn. t c for the haliyear clans, 3nth J.:re last, at the rate of 4 per cent. for intran. PAY.SIILF. at this &Bee on awl anew the lOtli October e, %I. between the hours of II oral 2; and they further ere notice, ttAt thelranefer Woks will be &weed ban the tot to the oth of October, both days laelrith.--Ity order of tie Court, LITTLEWY.LL, ethrolary. THE SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the hit half nattily inn pew/ tonsil quertina Oast ROWLANDS. ▪ t^AWAII OIL prewar angulsrly woarlahing point* in the manly natoradak and Improvement of the Hunan Hair, and when mry other spoil% Ina Wed. It prennta it from la Ude off or turn. ine my -atinigtheso weak knr--eleanws it from send and deadriff —.ad man" it loantiluUy soft, curly, and glory. In eldldree it la 'lna? ntoraceaded, ma turning Oa Data of a burdiful head of 4r.—trine v. St and 7,.; Canty tett:et (rqua. to four anuall), • td.; aid doube that one, 71a. Caution—On the wrapper of vet/ hattA an the word., " lowland.' Mannar Oil," In two Ikea. d by A. ItonLAND and 110.1", iLittoo.barden, Lanka; aadnOtiodgil ant rarfamars. FIYB OULNEAS.—Mr. HALSE, th. Medics) ornhaud. fa 22, Drosowidt.mo ire. Lad n, Worms Ms Mende that his Fit% OCINZA A rrAR tlt'ai:i are no‘b reftlye—Mead two paw romps be 111. Pamphlet us THE DAILY NEWS, Landon 511 ming Paper, pries sd. ua Political Organ. the U.t !LT NEWzo is at ttte bead of the lers: her of Great britain, adorable :rec coentrieree In its broadest weer, •tad all MINI and practk al rs:ortaa, villein political, social, ottat ! isiartisal. _ _ renter end Tillie of its General Yleirs,—ln the socursey of Ito law Poportn—in the stop's, truthful. aid of Its tort.en Inteidgeoer, end in the vitriol naerrnritile and c , oirceretel in terim= cordned the City, !tansy. and Monetnr7 Articles,— LJ Piper to IC•urpromed. It 0`41I111111• MOTO detailed 114 of gtdpjain than soy other mer— le eicto•ire:y erg report of olny.pirie in the Indica Seas by every ev•r!.t.l.: rid —and tn.: oaly Sally Maine geport, irith liet u: price!, It lekltveres itself to trei.lets, r bein4 the tidy riper beside. the 'P.m,'" which excluder. and tun alinq• excluded, iron its columns fi:sfberstre sAvertlariesta. . I t 7 PTSerem to pull Isvattr lo 1110111 by the Isst return of stamps Mid f.r the lest ltlo to t'le learLng Unstop Newmapern by srbdt it oil be m •11 *hat thin psprr (the youngest by more than MY Mrs) had fa Pe years bestes its three *Wad oamp:titors fatal:4l-ImA. Stamps Issued. MCIIMUN CNUMICLa Monson. Pon 1 773 528,000 Posates Masts. l7Bl 1.139,000 WILT NEA TM totitatte4 malnten oleo of this pun j the Wowing %WM recently expressed by a contemporary: ` the • Nally IS the yonrfe•st of all the London Morning Pr..fs. From the let It tomb b'go grour.d And • high liberal toms—ro rr • attne consistently that ems re.e.ve rai , on which is closely he Ogle optn:on of Lnelao4 ; and :ready, with the second blithest magas q lac resogsas. 1 ti,. roan sed with the largest lam* of erlsem, rota—n. -• to the Ttmes •—obtain.el by any ts ropir, its pohtleal uorresranis with Its oacamerelsi 1. vo mined of any Enokanner er Yuman in lb* kingdom ; or a& La Ow. 10, Wlentrit4ltlett, Olcct-mront. Looks. MAIMING FM IN MAIM -LANE, ClTY.—Yentei diy ".sundey) morning at a few minutes before 7 o'clock, a tree( • very alarming character, which at one time threat ma to be attended with the most disastrons results , broke C .V.:4%4)mi me range of premises, numbered 12 in Mark• law. Cll. The provrty in question was tenanted by suerid merchants as offices, amongst the owners were Mr. Brodeek, a colonial merchant ; Messrs. Crawley and Mes ter., w.ne merchants, &e. The fire was discovered by one of the City police, whose a.tention woo attracted to the pre allset by a streng smell of burning wood. Alter making a maws inspection of several ;house• in the vicinity, he at 'meth perceived seneke issuing from the first floor, aces p.ed by Mr. Brod. ek. At that time there were nearly a eart•leael of sar...ples of colonial produce in flames, and owing to le meat quantity of timber used in the construction GI the faremiee . 1, it was expected the fire watild prove equally esdisastrawe as Cast which took place in the same lane twe er three years hug, when property, value I at .„ wae laid in ruins. The engine belonging to her sults*, for the protection of the Castnm-house, two of the /*MA, that of the West of England Company, and sin of the London Brigade, were speedily on the spot, and a pltntiful supply of water having been obtained, the engines 'one, under the direction of Mr. Superintendent Braid 1100d, Mr. Fogo, and Mr. conuorton, worked with full • glur, but owing to the many vacant spaces between the laliZlO of the wall, the firs took pcuession of the same, sad travelled along into other parts of the building, thereby Ix a cosnidervblc period defying the exertions of the bri lade. The men, by ripping up the' wainscate, succeeded I at last in dis.rihnting the water in the right quarters, and they ItaPP4 nviusited, by great exertion, to get the flames titdned, but not until Mr. Brodock's premises were, toge ther with thou of Meters. Crawley and Masten, greatly dtstliged by fire and water. The wonting-house of Mr. lane, another @urchin , was also severely injured by fire arid water. It was impoeeible to learn whether the property itstrcred was inured, as no one slept on the premise". Sr.uxlit OF SffamEN.—On Saturday meters of r la Shields harbour were offering 91. for sea men I r the voyage to liamburg, and none were to be pro grad at thug wages. The September session of the above eosrt was opened th a morning before the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, the Right Hon. the Recorder, the Common Serjeant, Aldermen Esrncombe, Sidney. S.allaion. Sir It. W. Carden, and Wire ; the Sheriffs, ti.der-sheriffs, &c. There are the names cf 71 prisonets on the first edition of the calendar. Tho Recorder bad just charged tho grand jury as we wee; to press. MONEY MARKET. SATVILLELY EVIIII2IO. The improvement shown in the stock markets yes- terday afternoon acquired increased strength to-day, I aided by the absence of any fresh unfavourable news front the east of Europe, and by the improvement in the weather. Purchases against late speculative sales have been made freely, and the public have also shown more disposition to invest at the reduced prices. The funds closed at a further rally of per mat. ' and in the railway market a much more confi dent feeling was manifested. It was currently re ported, however, that the Bank of England is selling stock, in cape ctation of being required to lend largely to government, to help the treasury over the October dividend payments, and this at a time when the commercial community are drawing so largely for accommodation upon the Bank. Consols ranged to-day between 951 and 954 for I money, and 95Z and 951 for account. The official closing quotation was 95 1 to 3 for cash, and 95.; to t for the 13th October. After the regular hours the touo was still a shade better, and Consols finally closed at 95Z for time. The business reported is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 95;, I, Z, t•' ditto for account, 13th October, 94, 1, t o 2, 2, 3. India Stock, 250. Exchequer Bills showed a trifling rally, closing 6s. to 2s. dia. Although the operations in foreign Mocks were devoid of animation, the tone was generally Seiner, except for Russian, which remains heave. Mexican exhibits a rather decided rally; but Apanish was only • shade better. Peruvian Fonr-and-aMalf per Cents. closed 11. higher than yesterday. At 3 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 25 to ; Spanish Deferred, 221 to 1; the Committee's Certificates, 51 to per cent. Peruvian Four and-a-lfalf per Cents., 76 to 78 ex. dir.; Granada Active, 21 to 22; ditto Deferred, 8!, to 9. The sales recorded are :—Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 1001; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 98, 971. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 65. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 971, 97. Mexican Three per Cents., 241, 25, 1. Peruvian Four-and- Half per Cents., 77, 78. Portuguese Four per Cent., 43. Russian Five per Cents., 113! 114 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 991. S ardinian Five per Cents., for account, 30th Sept., 93. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 46i, ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents. ' 221 ; ditto Passive (Converted), 5. Venezuela Deferred One per Cents., 13. There was again a good deal of inquiry to-day for grain on French account, and a considerable business was done. Large quantities of grain arc leaving the various ports of the United Kingdom for France. There was a decline in the tallow market to day. The closing price of Russian for tho last three months of the year was 53e., sellers. The imports of the precious metals this week have been moderate. Our list includes 26,260 ounces of gold by the Kent, and 34,201 ounces by the Marco Polo, both from Port Philip ; 280 ounces by the Ann Nliln from Portland Bay; 3,180 ounces by the Corahill, from Hobart Town ; 127,569 dollars by the America, and 1,600 dollars by the Baltic, both from New York ; flvo packages of gold, value not stated, by the Great Western, from the Brazils ; and 1,2831. by the Iberia, from Portugal. This gives a total value of about 390,000/. sterling chitfly from Australia. On the other hand the shipments of the week have been very heavy. The Custom-house state ment of the exports of the precious metals direct from London during the week ending Thursday last includes 36,669 ounces of gold, and 53,486 ounces of ' silver, representing an aggregate value of about 233,0001. sterling. The gold was chiefly for Ham burgh, en route to Russia, and the silver for Madras and the lonian Islands. The account in detail is subjoined, viz. :—Gold coin : To Hamburg, 27,106 oz. ;to livlgium, 8,800 oz. ; to St. Petersburg, 4,000 oz. Gold bars : To Hamburg, 4,100 oz. ; to Ratter dam, 532 oz. ; to Boulogne 111 oz. Gold bullion : 1 To Hamburg, 12,000 oz. Silver coin : To Belgium, 2,000 oz.; to Hamburg, 2,000 oz. ; to Corfu, 30,000 oz. ;to Boulogne, 636 oz. Silver bars : To Ham. burg, 330 oz.; to Madras, 20,000 oz. ; to Boulogne, 500 oz. The shipments from the out ports have also been important. The Hull steamer has taken out for St. Petersburg 330,0004 and upwards in gold, and the Hydaspes 50,000/. fur the Mauritius and Calcutta, of which 22,0001. is in gold and the rest in silver. The ascertained shipments from the kingdom for the week are thus raised to 633,000/. Melling. Account must also be taken of the remittances of gold to the Continent which have been carried on during the week (rum the Kentish ports. These figures afford sufficient evidenNt that the current of the precious melds continues adverse to this country, and that the metallic stock of the Bank of Eng land will yet experience a considerable re duction. The decrease in the Bank bullion during eleven weeks has beets 2,463,9371., or at the rate of 223,9941. per week. As we hear numerous conjec tures as to the amount of gold now on its way to this country from Australia, it may be as well to men tion that the sums advised •as being actually on the pa.ssage aro very small, comprising only 7,078 ounces by the Hooghley, from Sydney ; 3,292 ounces by the Orpheus, from Adelaide; 10,3.3 ounces by the Renown, from Geelong; and 10,000 ounces by the Calcutta, from Melbourne. We have also intelligence that the Bombay, bringing over 25,000 ounces, which had put into Rio Janeiro leaky, was expected to leave that port in continuation ot her homeward' voyage about the 27th August. This gives& total of 55,723 ounces, valued at 222,8001. Doubtless other shipments have been made in the intervening period, but as yet no advice has been received of them. Notice has been issued to the scripholdera of the Upper India Railway Company that their scrip must be sent in by the Bth Oct., in exchange for which a receipt will be given, entitling them to six shares of the East Indian Railway Company for every . seven shares now held in the Upper India Company. They will also receive back from the Upper India Railway Company the deposit of 2s. per share upon six shares out of every seven so re turned. This is exactly in accordance with our anti cipation. The deposit on the new East Indian shares will be 27., payable by the Ist Nov. Any scrip not sent in on the Bth Oct. will be debarred from the arrangement between the two companies. The third instalment of 21. 10s. falls duo on the shares of the Anglo-Romano Gas Company on the 4th Oct. The fourth call of 1!. falls due on the preference shares of the Lucca and Pistoja Railway Company on the 19th inst. A call of 11. 10.. also falls payable on the shares of the London, Tilbury, and Southend Extension Railway, on the 15,h Oct. Interest at the rate of .5 per cent. per annum for the half-year ending the 30th inst., is receivable on the shares of the Antwerp and R otterdam Itailwav Company on the 4th October. The dividend on the capital stock of the Maritime Passengers Assurance Company, at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum, is now in course of payment. Wednesday next, the 21st September, has been appointed special settling day for the shares of the Frankfort, IViei‘baclen, and Cologne Railway, which are to be officially marked. Land shares to-day were all better, especially Aus tralian Agricultural and Peel River. Bank shares were also firmer, and Bank of Australasia rose 21. Crystal Palace shares closed 11 to 1:, prem. making Doe date. I , caw . pd. Dublin and Drogheda, Pre ference 25/ Oct. 1, 18.53 £2 10 15 Ditto, ditto, ditto Jan. 1, 1854 210 174 East Kent Oat. 31, 1833 210 6 Orrat Luxembourg, guaran teed 6 per cent Oet. 3, 1853 1 0 6 Hamilton and Toronto Shares Oat. 13, 1853 6 0 104 ' Lancaster and Carlisle New Thirds Losdon, Tilbury, and South end Oct. 15, 1853 110 84 Lyons and Mediterranean Oct. 1, 1853 1 0 10 'Midland New 51. 4 oer cent Oct. 24, 18.53 1 10 Dep. Namur and Liege Preference Oct. 16, 18.53 3 0 16 Newmarket Extension Oct. 11, 18.53 010 5 Paris and Orissa' Bonds, 1852 Jan. 1, 1851 4 0 20 Paris and Strasbourg, Bonds of 1862 Dec. 10, 1553 5 0 20 Royal Danish Oa. 1, 18.3 3 0 9 Dittt Shrewsbury and Hereford Nov. 1, 1853 1 0 10 South Wales, guaranteed 201 Nov. 10, 1853 4 0 9 York, Neweasile, aid Da wick, (1. N. E. Purchase Jan. 1, 1854 1 10 13 Zealand Oct. 1, 1853 3 0 12 Ditto The list of calls for the present month has lately been increased, as is shown in the enclosed, which we extract from Mr. Slaughter's TVeekly .Railway Shure Lill : amount per share. Due dy Nuniher Due in 8ept.,1833. date.Alrea tan. of •East Indian Paten 'lon, B l5 1 1 0 0 50,800 50,000 Greatsforthiris,Nt w 41 peret CIO Scrip 30 76 210 0 81,03) 201,500 Lancashire k Ygrk shire, Fifths *Laces and Pistoja, Preference l9 8 1 0 0 3),0r0 30,000 .311wIras 26 76 80 0 AOl/0 75,1i00 Middieshni k Red Cu', New Zl5 1 1 30 0 18,000 31,900 Peebles oat. Andrew's and - iitsin7e;ciava T. 7 30 4 20 0 40,0,0 00,000 •Western of bwitS. _ _ erland Wimbledon and Croydon 2s Es. 110 0 4,530 G 025 --• 767,55 i Total callai in 1653 • The proportion called by foreign companies is C 3 0 0,000. but the holdings..tE ish p.oprtetor. are not known. Annexed is tk releinte; of the railway meetings lately convened, viz. :—Caledonian, September 20, at Glasgow; Central of Switzerland, Sept. 29, at Basle; Darenth Valley, Sept. 27, at 4, Great Winchester street; East Grinstead, Oct. 7, at East Grinstead; I Grand Junction of France, Sept. 29, at Paris ; Irish South-Eastern, Sept. 29, at Dublin ; Lancaster and Preston Junction, Sept. 19, at Lancaster; Lon donderry and Coleraine, Sep*. 20, at 4, Coleman street-buildings; North Metropolitan, Sept. 29, at 14, l'arliarnent-street ; Rouen and Havre, Sept. 30, at Paris; Severn Valley, Sept. 16, at 31, Parliament street; Shropshire Union, Sept. 29, at Shrewsbury; Tournay, Jurbisc, Landen, and Hassell, Sept. 27, at Brussels. The undermentioned railway companies are at present inviting tenders for loans, viz. : Newport, Abergavenny, and Hereford.—Tenders for bond., to sums of 2.501. or upwards, for periods of three or five years. Great Northern.—This company is again prepared to re ceive tenders for loans on mortgage to a limited extent, in sums of 6001 and upward., and for periods of not less than five years, at h per cent. per annum. Eastern Union.-I'his company receives tenders for loans on debenture, for periods of three or tire years, at 4 per cent. intermit, to meet debentures falling due. Leeds Northern.—This company is open to receive loans on debenture at 4 per cent. per annum. Annexed are the latest report,' from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Neuter's express : Amsterdam, Friday, closing prices :—Dutch Four per Cents., 914; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 62 7-1 G; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 22 5-16; the Coupons, 5„; Austrian Five per Cent. Metal lies, ; Mexican New, 241; Granada Deferred, ; Portugu...se New, 391; Granada Active, 21. The Irish Bank returns for the four weeks ending Saturday, Sept. 3,1853, are as follows: Cireulatio.. Average Average Name and Title. mamma. Circala- amount thou (4WD. / The Bank of InAand 3,738,428 2,69.1,750 766,492 The Provincial Bank of Ireland 927,667 744,693 2111,630 the Delf.ot Banking Company The Nonhern Kinking t umpany 243,44 , , 215,344 63,365 The Miter Hulloing Company The Piot:anal Park of Ireland 761,757 773,555 169,363 Ike Carrick-on-hair National bank of Ire.and 21,044 16,766 6,439 The Clunmet Notional Houk Ireland. 66,423 40,036 i 7,061 Total _ 7—,230,37J-17-047,310 Total 6,354,4M I 5,230,3'; 1,417,810 After an uninterrupted diminution in the circula tion for seven successive months, the present returns show at length a change in the current, as is usually the case at this period of the year, the circulation as compared with that of the preceding month exhi biting an increase of 70,934/., while in the amount of bullion there appears to have been within the month a decrease of 21,0041. THIS DAY.—Two co'Cl.oex. The stock markets to-day arc flitter. The funds now rule at a reduction a and per cent. from the closing rates of Saturday, and railway stocks have also given way. Consols are at present quoted 951 toy for money, and 95Z to for the 13th October. There has been little fluctuation, business generally being upon a more quiet scale. India Stock marks 250 to 253; South Sea Stock, 1141; Exchequer Bills, 7s. to 3s. dim.; and India Bonds, 54. prem. Foreign stocks have ruled steady. Mexican has advanced to 251 to and Spanish Deferred to 224 to t. Peruvian maintains its rally. Peruvian Four and-a-Dalt per Cents. mark 77 to 78; Equador, 41 to ; Granada Deferred, 9; Portuguese Fours, 441; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1001 to a ; Sar dinian, 93 to # ; Spanish Old Threes, 461; tho Cer tificates, 51 per cent.; Venezuela Actives, 37 ; Dutch Fours, 97; to 1. THE " HOPE or AUSTRIA" LI DANGEIt.—The German Frankfuri Jovniml states that on the 10th instant the Emperor of Austria suddenly was placed in a situation of great peril. When proceeding with his plunger brother to Schernbrun, in one of the imperial carriages, the horses took fright and ran away at great speed. Fortunately the e nehmen succeeded, after a little time, in stopping them. The Emperor and his brother then went on to Schcenbruc iu a carriage belonging to a private gentleman. In re membrance of another escape, that from the dagger of Libenyi, the Emperor has ordered Count Charles O'llonnel, who came to his assistance on that occasion, to add to his armorial bearings the initials of the Emperor in the centre of the arms of Austria, on the breast of the imperial crowned two-headed eagle. POOR RELIEF AND HOUSES IN THE METROPOLIS. Ou Saturday two returns moved fer by Sir Be Lacy Evans and Lord Dudley Stuart were printed in one document, of the amount of property assessed to the relief of the poor for the year ending the 25th March, 1853, within the Me tropolitan Police District showing the rental, population, and number of houses iu 18.51, and number of houses in 1839. It appears that the rateable value of property assessed to the pours-rate is the year ended Lady Diy last was 10,663,8331. The amount of rental upon which the Metro politan Police rate was assessed in 1842 was 10,546,3741. The population in 1851 was 2,411,410. The number of houses in 1851 was 372,912 and the number of houses as sessed to the relief of the poor in 1839 was 268,295. The return consists of parts of Essex, Berta, Kent, Middlesex, and Surrey. WEATHER AND CROPS IN SOUTH WALF.S.—The weather altogether has been very favourable for harvesting operations, and a large quantity has been secured in good condition. The wheat is tolerably good, and sound, hut altogether it is rather light in the car, and will not quite reach to an average crop, either io bulk or quantity. This is not, however, the ease in the county of Cardigan, where the h t is will spoken of, sad deemed likely to yield more than an average crop. The produce of barley and oats is very aatisfactory, and more than the general run of these grails. The green crops have been very fair. The potatoe blight, it is to be regretted, has spread exceedingly, but as the tubers were more matured than on former oc elision', it is hoped that the injury will not be so fatal. Gardens appear to have suffered mon than field crops. TILE BIRMINGHAM BOROUGH GAOL INQUIRY. — Mr. Welsby, Dr. Daly, and Captain Williams, the Com missioners appointed by Lord Palmerston to inquire into the abuses of the Borough Gaol of Birmingham, have re turned to town, after concluding their inquiry, but have not yet sent in their report. They will proceed to-morrow to Leicester, to open a similar investigation there. SATITRDAT EVIINTWO. The rally which was looked for in the railway market as a natural sequence of the late severe de pression, made further progress today. Throughout the day considerable buoyancy prevailed, and the market finally closed almost at its best point, and at a general and considerable improvement on yester day's range. Some purchases of good character have been made to-day, but these operations are of mode rate extent only, the buying being chiefly on the part of " bears," anxious to secure profits, or to cover previous sales effected at lower prices. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoox. The railway market op ened flatly, and, a ft er a par tial recovery, has again become heavy in tone. At the meat moment prices of many stocks show a considerable reduction f r om th e c l os i ng quotations of Saturday. London and North-Western stock is at present quoted 1024 to 103; Great Western, 814 to 82; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 601 to 071; Midland, 391 to 601; Dovers, 18/ to 19 ; Great Northern., 18 1 to I , • and Caledonians, 281 to 1. French shares aro a shad" flatter. Northern. are quilted 34i to *; Paris and Lyons, 113 i to f prem.; and Strasbourg', 381 to i. ORDINARY MARES AND fIo(ZL Oceans imam Salm to.duy IL I Pd. linsrma. Saturday. to I p.m. W. l lOO I Aberidon . 21 224 30 I; unbolt, IFfitr.4... * DIMS me Fast Junction 44 41 ad 131 all 14tem.Woh.1215tourVaIoy Si 91 W Len„ &Cho Jun. 12 lu die 11 7 1 all Do.CONJSUM.SeIs2SI.C. 16 11 die 1: 151 Do. do. do. 204 4 3 dla Pt. loft P7l6lBllMill Duda ad Ft. lOC o.3samin „. Sal 574 37; 6 II all 052511616 ( . Chid . l7 19 17 SO al , Oark lewd Daidan — 30 48 DWASSlgailistinne7 1 II pm 41 26 ° Dandles. Porth. &MAWR dam 15maIsm „ • I 16 el: EMI Mit a 44 11 41 1$ all DIM, 811111 and . 1L) $ 4 IS all Daiwa l2l 121 1 CD; L St. 100 4 41 41 23 66 (186. 2.17. b. 10. Do. clam 11 and C 34 12 et. Ma. Slat Liamabire 67 69 69 IL. 109 iSdlabarsh and Glam. — . 64 68 ad 64 ad 10 Edinburgh and Peebles lOU liiinburgh,Partb,Dundee 24 26 16 it It O Olsesow k ecnitkWeeters 11t. .00 Groat Northern .„ 75 76 76 St. 100 Do. A. Stook 46 46 47 611 St. 100 Do. B, Stook . 124 125 M. 108 01.6outh.andWeat . ..(Ito 1 103 105 104 ID. 100 Greet Western 53 83 61 4lf If II 'Dish South Eastern SO all Lancouter and Carlisle B6 00 ad an 161 DO. Third. II 14 pm ad IM Lanesehlre and iforkeldr. 68 69 id 691 71 61 74 id 194, I 6 Do. Pinks_ , 64 6 did ad 9; lad 14 111 Dn. West 17.471752 . Tha10n :4 :4 ad N all !Leeds Northun l3 Ist 114 114 , Loodou and Mackwall - 71 71 10 7 ,Lom,Tilhury,St Southend pm St. MO Las., Br4Otan. fa 8. Cote.: 97 09 Pt. 100 Norilt-Weeter, 103 101 1034 24 31 6 114 24 Do. Fifths 1 1 pm 10 I D0..a100.4,11.aaa a.v.; 111 24 Do. Eighth... 21 81. luO Loudon a South-W.445m 71 78 761 4 5 60 624 De.. !SO l5 11 &a 40 id Do.. S 0 11 16 Lcmdooderry Coleraine 11 13 $5 Londondrryllillonlakilles ad 61. 44 100 dench.,72‘4121.1 m nrelnek. 21 23 111 2 1 54D0.D.m.111.11.1.:M0t IL 100 112dland 4Ol 601 604 60 14 601 et. MO Do.Birirall . arDsWay S h ale al 69 474 M 16.0. Si 174 Otto Half Jane-. — se. 100 IN•wenerlmit 12 — 55 ad 64 Do. Dozy DaWilolon per pin 23 171:11emportAbieg.kilerWord 4 $ dis 118 74 1 Newry and lionleiuden 24 26 all 'NearryWarrespointhllm It. 100 Norfolk 46 50 15 15 Do. x... SO S: Northers Conan link . Ss 4 3 die 8:. 100 ,North Srlthlt 26 19 23 4 M 16 , North Ve.0tt..1190. I. 5 16 1 al. Do. • Defamed 14 N Onaraolsed 7 if 1741Sorth 5l 114 II 111 10 all 121orth Weeters 10 10 Mortk &South WeetJuru I 2pm St. 46 'Ostont, Moro, Si Walser 42 43 414 3 60.108 .notiala Central ... 213 92 St ICO Seottlek lindland 69 61 St. 100 !Shrew.. St Sires. 6/ 68 65 S St. 100 l Do. I..&N.W.Onar.flti GS 70 10 , 9 iSlarewebary and Danford 1/ 14 die 161 CA S iresebery .au Chaste Ofel.W.llln.) . i s 11 131 all Do.Halms „. „. 9 10 20 DC 0111111177 12 IS 20 61 aluva.hbe Unice 34 415 21 , 6e Sooth Dena 6t.;100 loath Pastern 624 631 631 1 50 ,30 South Wales 34 15 10116 4 9nth T0rkah.1111..1 , 021 15 all ,Atoektno k D.:rlington - 28 JO ▪lO iihamhdlayomilooktltall. 24 3 a 1) I 17 Vale of :Math 144 13 ad 10 l all Waterford and Kilkanay. 60 all Waterford and limerick. ▪ i 14 West _ ad IS !Ile. Wimbledon and Croy don 20 I all West London I W.Enduflous•CrystalP — 01.,1150 Tork,Neweastcalsrwith 64 66 65 454 35 20 Do. do. Exter.iimas IS 114 Do.G.N.P.Purehado i 11 15 .. St. 10‘, York and Borth Midland 474 454 444 631 LINES LEASED AT 1 , 1 atiotiachatc.ebtre (loaded to Lone= & N. W.rorol "liraordalo Junetico (*mod toCalmioniss).. itmotlbacoinob.ituarsep.Ct. (!need to at. Northers) 3:onoottcr • Dtaa Forgot (hmeed to C,rcatW.otere Efartlenool Deck & Maw. I Dewed to Yk. h. & Bor.) tiullnerelby(LorkaN Dok Ames (ditta). Do. & abuse (ditto) . Louden and Greene - id Dewed to South Motors Ditto Preference (ditto) Lowestoft Onar.areeoent. 64 66 64 61 at' 31 33 It 411 4Se 100 102 Ditto ditto G per Coat Matieh.,Biaton,Pedatlcek (lewd to I..ar.N.Wattdd.)l trad!reare and &dear (leased to S:ockt. It WA liradtord (Mia) tforthsrukraawre pelf nos Ter ono. (do.) Orootot..*Wyrotioa, Loc teLWeet.fiLaco.dttron Dltto Aare., (ditto) dupl.= sod altokia (low to Groot Northern Do. Atom* Stock dooth Starordehlro (MOW to Mr. ItClesa) Wear Valley. d u J i itt. lk m (wed to Ditto Ditto Ditto '4' Ate & summit (soool to Groat Wootona) IPOILEIGN &sharp aid PMlstikam &tens to Onisms._ Zeders Aram amisrel ad &victims. Ulyn gat Emit* ansi Great haft ?mimesis«. orsad Jordon of Frew Glad Trael! atCuisda ,Great Oestrel of Francs— h.Wast.stemadvidaris ifillt73 aiiiianitTo.7. Leasahrtstoja,3 p.CtPtef Wasel!vlg •!. Do. (Clusall Do. Goaranteci flow sod Moditemmo 114 114 146 144 il n IN 110 34 113 17 21 11li 14 IS 27 —id 2j Si ad 4li 9 Si PH 1)3 81 11/1 144 146 144 144 li 1! read SO $3 01 103 I zd i i dts 61 I I 4 1. I 11 1 a ito kb A,t. Komar & to;! 'Carib= of Loo. M. pm ct. Road, (for H. & Maim Ow', !forwoorton Tnutit Profs?. Porta ar.4 Lyor.c rule mei o;Lem" —__ . I [rais gad eitraloari 1 i".7rl7..Fain,an•i66;roonii Thad:ft and &almond ... Mll'a and Hann ._ . . 1:oyal Dani•h twediel Nunsro •nA M. uper Da. 53 per Cent. Refer. out Eneern of France of Pram lippw India Scrip Ylacders Do. 54 per Coot Puler. gestoeo of I IMAM I Ai"' il, 1 14, 1 2 pm 4 :1 pa .is li I PO 11 14 I 4 dim 1 of 4 I pm 61 61 $4 Ist isi lit lei is 47 49 40_ 41_ - 131 2 4 oft -- 111 29 Pts bi i -- Par 2 i 4 i Pa Par I ra 3i die 9 9 pia MINES. 109 111 1 -a ss Pal 6 1 9$ _l9l 99 101 ► d1; - i - pre H 6 149 II 31 pm 10 11 G 74 9 par I rsnid IA 147 - i - ifs - Par ad ad 19 20 z 4 911 102 5 it dia ar 106 f ad 161 w d 10f 23 id SATCHDLY Evilwiwo. In coomquence of improvement in the Treviskey and Barrier, Wheal Cupid, and West Stray Park Mines, those shares have been in demand at improved prices, but otherwise the market presents no feature. fincrofts have fallen. Great Polgooth were offered at 10s. per share. The sales reported are South Caradon, 230 ; West Caradon, 230 ; West Provi dence, 463 ; Wheal Cupid, 7; Alfred Consols, 223 ; Lewis, 21, 3; Wheal Zion, 25, 3. The gold mining shares were well supported. Nou veau Monde continue firm. At 3 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted to 3 prem.; Great Nugget, par to 3 prem. ; Port Phillip, 7-16 to 546 die. ; British Australian, 7-16 to 5.16 die.; Agua Fria, 3 to 3 prem. ; Nouveau Monde, 7-16 to 9-16 prem. Imperial Brazilian, National Brazilian, and United Mexican shares were better, but Santiago were very heavy. West Indian descriptions maintain their rally. Metcalfe closed 13 to 23 prem. The nominal closing prices of new undertakings are u follows :—Mizen Head, 3 to 3 dia.; Lewis Hill Range, 3to 3 per share ; Cologne Lead, 3 to 3 dia. ; I Clarendon (of Jamaica), 3 to 3 prem.; Britannia Gold, 3 to 3 per share ; New Linares, 3 die. to 3 prem.; New South Wales Coal, 3 to 3 die.; King Arthur Console, 3-16 prem.; L'Aigle d'Or, 3 to 3 dui.; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, 3 die. to 3 prem.; Mount Carbon Coal, 3 to 3 dis. ; Kenmore, par to 3 prem.; Lake Superior Copper, 3 die. to par ; Connemara, 3 dia. to par; Glenaulin, 3 to 3 Js. ; Albion Gold, 3to 3 per sh.; Australian Mutual, 3to 3 dia. ; Vyvyan Consols, 1-16 prem. ; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, 3 to 3 per share; Mel bourne Gold, 3 to 3 per share ; Golden Mountain, to 3 per share ; Great Hewas United Tin, 3to 3 ; Poltimore, 3 dis. to par; Lackamor Copper, to 3 dia. ; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 to 03 die.; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prem.; New South Wales Gold, 3 to 3 die.; Obernhof, par to 3 prem. ; Chancelloraville Freehold Gold, par to 3 prem.; Cumberland Hematite Iron Ore, par to 3 prem.; Great Crinnis, 3 din tol prem.; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal, par to 3 prem.; Great Cambrian Mining and Quarrying, par to 3 prem.; Rhenish Charcoal, Iron, and Steel, par to 3 prem. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica), 3 to rprem. ; Jamaica Copper, 1 to 15 prem. ; Garnett and Moseley, 13 to 2 prem.; South Devon Consols, 3 to 3 per share. IUII AIXTOCCII NO 'Atomises No. 2. 7 per CLI 100 Metal Ilt Baehr i per ct.l 160,Didolsolas All ... 14 :Chester tad Ifolyheed 7 all 10 ark sad Bandon .. ..., all Daildite. Ferth, sad ;bit dace lunation . 61 DiesUlagliart(ll.loe)ip.Ct I Po. do. (N.)7 par Ct. 11 IDo. do. (71. 17a.) 7 per Ct. 411,11est.Oae.gate..3 p e.,N0l 61'Dias do. No .2 16 Do. New 4 per Cent. Stook 20 lissi.l7alea.Seripga.6p.Ct, 3 lidhabargb, Perth, midi 1D 31 per Pot I 100 Mast Iforthers3 perCbat. 1000466 par rout. gerip, Its-1 1 dessaable at le p.et. per f 1 De. 41 per cent. eerip 64 (14,1111111Westrn(1)11althe 6 'oWeit.Bke &Mottoes 3pt 1061 De tee. 41 Not. WO Dgle lentelesetable4per ,:t • Saints. 1 , .g2O ,1411 to pee not Steck 'lOO ;Lai.* Seigh.ooar.s pent 100 I Dilleereferential3 per Ct. II rehilerihWeetCoa.Thirde all !macadam a Cofer. tab all tendaoderryhEnnisk.ish 16 raw.liheff.allzio.genatel 10 Do. New £lO ... 11 De. SO ... .. all elarep.a Carlisle, 4p Ct 100 Ilidlan.:Corte.br.tan.rip.ol 3 Ditto Preference 100 Norio& galeadoa... 100 De. 31 per st. Pref. Iltek 100 Do.WarentyValley I pet I 6 Do. Debentures ... 1 160 North Itrillah ... ... all North Staffordshire 100 Oxford, Vrereeeter, and Waiver.. £lO. 6 per Vent an Ditto ditto dato • elnews.6l3lrm.NewOusr. 10 ditrews.RCeeeter(Nor.ll. Min. ) 11 per Ont... 1 10 Do. 3 Per Cott ••• ! 21 {{South Deem ... .. , 111 Ditto Fixed 41 per Ctutt all South gaiters (goading' Arm )of 21.0.6 100 Do. 41 per cent. 1 all ,Igh.liceltaturelperet.Ouar, 3 WaterfordkiLdhatortlp.e. 100 York, Newreatle,ft here Ot.North of gsg.parah 3 Ditto Ditto ... 10 Y0rkii14341.4.11 11.,Pareit THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. The gold mining shares are rather firmer to-dap, and Agua Fria and Nouveau Monde are especially inquired for. Agua Fria are quoted ato 1 prem. ; Nouveau Monde, 1 to ' 1 prem.; Great Nugget, par to k prem.: and Colonial Gold, 7-16 to 9-16 prem. Australian Agricultural shares aro quoted 32 to 34 ; Peel River, g dig. to ; North British Australasian, to par ; and Scottish Australian Investment, 11 to 11 prem. Imperial Brazilian mark 31. Clod I Busies No. Shares Knuth Pidd. Trims done Saturday. to day. - - 100,000 1 Aqua Fria all 4 i pis 1 1 70,000 1 *Anglo Australian Gold all 1 0 6 1 par 100,000 los. •AngloCalifornlan 10,060 10 ?Australasia's 40,000 6 Do. Coal Main 1 6 1 eis 10,600 10 *Australian 60,0% 1 Antra= Cordillera 100,900 1 Australian Freehold 50,000 1 Ave Marta all f 1 din 100,000 1 Britirk Australian Gold all 11 I 1131 i I 10,000 20 tarillshlros 13.6 7 9 10,000 U f Kraa.lrap,(les.ritS.pz 146 11 1 61 Si 6,036 30 Da.Ooposand Culabo all 34 3 If 11,000 P Do. St. John Del Ulu 16 121 131 110,000 1 C• 7110114 Creek 1 i 01 * 11,000 40 °okra Copper 100,400 6 103kadal Gold 1 I 4 pm 14 ... COON* l5 104 116 13F, 4 9 . 00 84 +Copper Miners of Eng. a'a 53 65 6,006 26 +Do. Pr O. 71 per ant. all 61 71 pm 70,000 6 +lngkAustrallanOappr all 24 1* OPP Nuipt Vela all 1 dia e pm Ta 100 . M/ 2 I Do. BeilMored 9 1 ,110 e 20 *Opera! 72,001 Grand Duchy of Sadm all I dl. par MOM Great P01d00th....... all 24 1 dia 100,00 r lake Bathurst.. .... PAP Meaty ... . all 6 1 dla. 9,001 /Liana UAW londankOalitorn. Gold Quarts CrublisgOo all i ll 100,000 Itariatilta 10,000 1 alastaanketAmakaai 9 le 7 61 60,00 r New Granada 300,001 Nouveau Monde 60,000 1 Nova PiPla Mining and 009 Copper Pulling Port KUlp ........ 5 - - 6LI 1 a w 414 ,00 t - ,...t. Rook. ....... 10,001 I +Rhymney hp - - 7,60 a 1 0 thetlago &Cuts .. 40,061 1 Mouth Australian aa I dim par 0,000 10 TM Croft 41,174 1332; *DPW Nealeaa all 31 1 4 70,000 1 Waller .„ all 1 dis 100,000 1 Waal Granada ....- ...... all 1 Ms a 100,000 I Wad Idszipma all die 100,100 1 fake f Triailirabla b JOINT STOCK Cloning iffi. BASIL Pd. prima Dintnam dons Saturday. to-dity. Woo 40 lAnstralaela 211,00 00 40 Brit. Col. Bank Loan Co all i ilritieh North American 60.V04 26 Chartered flank of AOO 60,01 A, 20 ;Chart. Bank of India. Aus I Balla. and China 2 f dli par 20,000 ‘ 100 IColonlal 26 25.00. 100 'Commercial of London_ .... so Ring.. Scot., Aust. Chart. 10 If Of die Si 25.00 i ,. 20 ILon. Chart. Ikank of Aunt. 16 par 1 pin 1 10,001 SO ; Loudon and County 00.000 00 ; London Joint Nook lO 00.464'100 Lindon and Wertratiketer 20 36 ls,oooltoo 'National Pror. of England 36 20 D. Now 10 20,mq 60 Natlowil of Ireland 113.e7:0 26 Oriental Hank Corponitima all 40 48 :UMW 100 Provincial of lraai.l 24 000 10 Do. New . all 10,0tiO 6 Royal AtoiMlian . Haoklog and Bold Imp. Co. 0.000 26 Sou* Awns)* 20.00 e 26 Union of Australla WI 01 63 11.00.• Do. New. 69.u0v .. !Union of Leaden; lO Isooo 40 ICalon of Madrid all 6Aubln Coal snd Iron 25 Australian Agricultural 101Australivian Pact* Mall I Australian Rota) Mall . 11.• Berlin Waterworks 60 British luncriem 6 British & Colonial Smelt!, I Reduction Cowlany 100 Canada b C etal Palace ....... 6 Yew .... 4 Crystal Palace of France 20 Eastern Steam ..... 2.slElcetrie Telograph 15 (*nem' Steam Nat icatlon a. Biwa' S. B. Shipping Co 20 Irish Beetroot Nugar 21 If airdalena BA Nasigatton 1 Nation DateutStmuuSuel le,Notherlande Lima ..,. 1N .s. *ales Coaland eteani Navigation Co. North British Au.ttrtlaidar I Do. New .....• 2ti North of Europe : i4tnun . Peel River Land k Mineral Peninsukv nosh:llW thiu. bDa. Portland Imo Computy 10 Royal Mall Steam 1 scottlsh Aunr. Insettmout 25 South Australian Land 1 lueinanue Telemdph : RW Pan Diemen'. Land 134 Li C 2 I/ Pad ik pm. IS 2,) 1 0t dI di& par Btvineen doll" today. 3:i 12i all die all 25 • 11 14 pm I 32 51 1 11 4 1 17 17 15.1 101 11* 17 to sit II 61 34 4 I i pts 1 pm 11 1 1 4 " 19i 2C 171 123 108 110 xi 24 13 par !. rut w (1 ig 11; 161 Psr 17y i 0 111 11y 6 Pul 23i id itouul Wool 76,00 171..71! 12.700 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. There was a moderate s'upply of Enelish wheat at mar ket this morning : which was disposed of at an improve ment of 3s. to os. per qr. upon the currency of Monday last. Foreign wheat was in good demand at a like improvement, and American barrel flour was ls. to 2s. dearer, whilst the town millers advanced the top prico to 6:is. per such. Barley comes sparingly to hand and must be quoted Is. higher. Oats were in request and Is. per qr. dearer than on Mon day last. Beans and peas were scarce and sold readily at Is. more AIOUTALBINTO LONDON FROM SEPT. 12th to SEPT. 17th. On. Baldish. Scota. lessh. I , ,reirr., Wheat llOO 1 113 I 1203 I 32038 Barley 371 00 9001 Oats 25 200 9'7 23418 P1at..... I 263 92 ...... Flour, 2625 sacks and 5666 directs. MINTING-LINE.—THIS DAY. The private contract markets have a steady appearance, but there is not much general husinees. Rica continues in fair demand, and the advance of last week is supported. TEA.—Letters by the China mail were delivered this morning. Holders refuse to sell at Saturday's prices, and the market has an upward tendency. Common congou, OILS —Seal, pale, 311. 10s. to —l. ; straw, 331. to 331. 10s. ; brown, 321. Ilk. ; Sperm, SSI. ; Head matter, 891. to 911. ; Cod, 311. ; South Sea, 3G/. Os. to 401. Os. ; Olive Gallipoli, 471. to 681. ; Spanish and Sicily, 631. ; Palm, 381. 104. to 291. ; Cocoa Nut, 411. to 411.35. ; seed, rape, pale, 401. 10s. to 411. ; Linseed, 291. Ss. to 201. 10s. The public sales declared for to-morrow are—Sugar: 200 bag.; B►rbadoes, GOO bags Mauritius, 3,400 bop Bengal, and 1,000 bags Madre.. Codes : 700 bags Rio, and 400 bogs Costa nice. Saltpetre, 1,000 bags. Cochineal, 3io bags. TALLOW MARKET.—TIIIS DAY. Tho market is steady. The drliverics last week, 3,471 casks, indicate great shortness of stocks on the part of trade, and home produce is scarce. Town Tallow is quoted bis. nett rash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 51s. ; Oct. to Dec., Ws. 3d. to 61. Jas. to March, Ms. 44. PARTICVLAII.B OF TALLOW. 1851. 1852. 11533. 'to& on bend alatin... /AVM 88,213 21,123 tee very last week . ._ 2,493 2,297 3,471 Do. from let June tinvel last week 3,214 377 2,324 Do. from let June 'rice Y.O. per cwt. Do. Town ll4. od. 414. 91. , 211,6 d. Arrival for the week ending Sept. 27 last year, 932 casks ; and delivery, 2,715 casks. The arrival last week comprised 1,371 coke from St. Pe tersham : 609 South America, and 265 from other places; total, 2,324 casks. &mut Do. ti Price Y SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The supply of beasts is again very large; trade is exceed. ingly dull. The hot weather makes buyers very cautious. Prices are lower and there are a larger number unsold than for some time past. The number of sheep is rather smaller than last • week, but the de mand has also decreased, and we cannot quote higher, although in a few instances prices have ad vanced a little. Calves are not selling quite so well. Thera is more demand for Lambs. Our foreign supply consists of 2,902 Beasts, 9,090 Sheep, 218 Calves, and 60 Pi gs ; from Scotland, 100 Beasts; and 2,400 from the Northern and Midland Counties. ret.tooe of Slta. e. d. e. 4.1 Per atone of /Its. s. 4. e. 4. Best Seats, Ilareforde.. 4 24 4 Best Pa, t Ilf.-bds. 8h Best Bhort-horns ...... 4 0 4 2 lkst Lone-wools Second quality Damns.. 2 4 3 4 Po. :to. Shorn Uses .......... ...... 3 4 4 6 Zeros netlseeontlquaitts 3 6 4 2 Pip ....... . 3 8 4 8 D:.. no. Beet Pam hall-bred, 6 62 1 —. . . . 46 5 . as market. 8,'Z.1; deo.* sad Layn e . 27,410; Chives. 2 76: 440. BOROUGH HOP MARKET-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that about 200 pockets of new hops have arrived at this market, and are selling freely from 71. is. to 101. 10s. per cwt. Those at the former price are unripe, and much battered with the late wind. Fine yearling Sussex are in demand, from 61. 10s. to 71. per cwt. The duty steady, from 135,0001. to 160,0001. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Walls End Riddell, 245. Gd. ; Walls End Belmont, VASA. ; Walls End Ruuell Hetton, 255. Gd. ; Walls End HuweU, 265. ; Walls End Stewart's, M.—Ships at market, 115. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, 10.45 ex. Wind W.N.W., moderate, and fine. Arrived.—Sacheni, from New Orleans; Sir Charles Napier and Alexander Johnson, from Cronstsdt ; Titania, from Newfoundland; Robert, from Havre; Hope, from Stettin. Off—Ranee, from Calcutta. Sailed.—Northampton, for New Orleans; Rap pahannock, for New York. Wind W.N.W., fine. Passed.— Vestalinden, from Quebec, for Hull; Vantanto, from Itio Janeiro, for London; Queen of the Isles, from Ceylon, for London; Hans Thorwald, from Quebec, for London ; Neptunus, from Chicon tari, for Lon don; Ceres, from Sierra Leone, for London; Hebe, from Odessa, for London ; Twee Korneilsen, from Sunez, for London ; Nelson, from New York, for London; Concord, from Grenada, for London ; Pleiades, from Swansea, for Sheerness; Omero, from London, for Cardiff; Mary, from London, for Cardiff; Cain°, from London, for Oporto; Queen Esther, from Lon don, for Genoa; Jos - en Ricardo, from London, for Cadiz and Malaga; Lusitania, from London, for Oporto; Barend, from New York, for Bremen; Nora, from Longsund, fur Hoyle ; Princess Hovel, from Plymouth, for Quebec.—August 26, lat. 45.20, lon. 53.46 W., all well, by the Johanna Maria, Caroline Nesmith, of New York, bound to Panama; lat. 36.17 N., lon. 34.30, August 19, by the Pegu, from Moulmein. DEAL, MoNDAT, 9.06 A.Y. Tho whole of the homeward baund, anchored yes terday evening, sailed early this morning. EXTENSIVE SEIZURE OF COUNTERFEIT COIN.--• Hum, Sicruirmv.—This morning the magifitratcs have been busily engaged in investigating the circumstances at tendant on an extensive seizure of counterfeit coin. It seems that for the last three or four moatbs past the town has been put to much inconvenience in consequence of the large amount of counterfeit coin in circulation. The police had hod some information that a notorious character of the name of Robert Gill had had a small, heavy parcel sent to bis house, addressed I , r a "Mr. Brown." The parcel had come by the Great Northern Rail way from London, and the porter at the Hull station was, therefore, requested to infirm the police immediately in tke event of any similar occurrence taking place. Accordingly, this morning, on the arrival of a parcel about 9 inches in length by Gin width, and which was rather weighty, and addressed to "Mr. Smith, to Do called fur," information was given to the police, and a detective was sent to the station and remained there until between eight and nine o'clock, when Gill came for the parcel. It was given to him, and he walked away, but was followed and taken into custody. The parcel was then opened, and found to contain GOO bad sbillino, wrapped up in 60 parcels of 10s. each. The delinquent's house was then searched, and a number of bad haif•sovcreigns were found. lie refuses to give any account of the transaction, and toss been remanded in order to communicate with tho Mint. i pm 31