The Express. — London, England, 1852-09-06 00:00:00

_ 1 ........._.___ - - . • • .• • 1,0 . ( I a re : 4 .., 1••.:. . . . . • •••''''''. - r, " 1 °11 ......,41E-1/ . ) di,c d r-i„.••‘..../ . . ..... . . r: • '''. •• • , a •I /7 1-- d i l OP - a••• • • - • 14 ,- .• 4.--.. e' --- ",... - -2-4--/,--0.-.e •••• e- , ...-js • / 5 11 . . . No. 1,884.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING , SEPTEMBER 6, 1852. [THREEPENCE. .._____,- T" E I) A I L Y NEWS. lonian Morning Vaper, price 7d. IRELAND. RAILWAYS. MONEY MARKET. The railway dividends of the week on the chief MINES. m 1', , ..ta4 ingot, the 1/111.6 N 115551 le at the heed of the U. THIS .- DAY. lines may be thus summarised . The Lanosster and .-,',.,,,-- .4 Groat brute. adsoceilne free emu/tem Mita broadest Deems, Ban. 4. __..._ NATUJIDAT Evalortro. There has not been much animation in ti e mining S h oe / Rimy E ggem yo. Carlisle continues its high rate of dividend, that for 7 . 3 . • a 4 6 .Ind and juseleal moray whether political, weal, This city has been visited this afteruoon with one Two °Tuve. .., , ..iu•t of the most violent and protracted storms of thunder The rail market has been fairly supported to- The English funds were rather firmer daring the the half- Y ear way haveof much novelty . . During two last few days there - MO: cab et mid calm rat he Geneve Newn-in the semanny al Sta day, although there is an absence of active business. earlier hours of business, but the operations were Scottish Ceatralbeidingrladtetandewralltle be 64 ' P.6l.ce P enrt. The ' ~..,,.,, ii, the ample. tratteul and impartial chewer of Ita and rain which we have had this ear . The sky A few of the heavy stocks including Lancashire and very sma ll , and the market went back in the after rennet with a den cloud which ca.........e y k a l i . 1% Aw l ' - de „,,,,,,....mandael is the City, nail *Ay, and aloft tary Ankles- or ire, .ft d,and Great Western, have realised DOM to jester y's closing rates. Consols were at . equal to 3 per cent, per annum. The Glasgow and shares, in anticipation of the dividends which these . to day be as much obscured as in the darkest part of one time celled 1001 to 1, although not dealt in , . South Western yields a dividend for the half-year of aro . to declare during the month. mil..lll.oPo.improved pikes. t ( -cap 3 maws il• Ldle i ISO of ' , lnman,/ than any rather papa- winter, and the rain fell in impetuous torrents higher than 1001. and the price closed 100 to }, both 1 per cent. The Midland Great Western of Ireland • 3,,,,e,,...! early molt of Minion, is the bulls, Meshy every delug i ng the streets for a couple of hours. It is to 1111A1U01 AND STOCKS 1711017A1ANTIII D. Sales have taken will pay 19s. on its 471. 10s. share«, and 7s. on its wp companies . place in North Buller at 8; Men ,,e...r.c Iva. - Ali I the only dely Mining Report, Intl list of pram, - ClT . lng uu 4sse saw today up for money. and Wednesday. The settlement of the ...,; ; 74,lasywhers. be feared that if similar weather prevailed to a great si t , pg. i Psalms. • Ito $ Sm. account will engage attention next week. So far as 171. 10s. At the Royston and Ritchie mectingithe di Hills 21 1 ; Great Wheal Biddern 2 1 • 'fin , croft, 131, 1 ; Great Wheal Alfred, 28 ; West Alfred usual dividend of 6 per weeper annum was declared. 1 1 , , , , ~ , i - • - r. ,::e-e. 'wet in km' h", ea teat, the 0 • 1 7 Met ble•lee the extent over the country the next harvest reports will - can be ascertained, the account is rather bullish, er,,,,,.-,.• v 0. ,, s rw;..4.... ',ad lio, am.). sae: del , from ata columns b e un . a ., . . a.m. 284 181 i 111. Wheal Uny, 9 ; Cobre, 43; Imperial 0 ; one. ,elvernenaen... usractory. F rom t h e va ri ous accounts o f t he iv 61 with a "continuation" of about 4 for carrying over The Dundalk and Enniskillen pays at the rate of . 471'. i i Kowa. i , pubis. favour le sh wan hy the lost retwm c 4 stamps crops received to-day from diffirent parts of Ireland "a milifiss .8141 ad i 111 as to October. Bank and India Stocks command im- per share ; the South Yorkshire at the rate of 4 per a 26 1 l Brasilian, 31. oent. per annum; and the Edinburgh and Glasgow at he 7Se ths ye w Ivsr. to V.• leading London Newspapers. by I select the following. The C'ork Examiner says: is; an Ilkinilestv.4l.sairlealle 101 111 „ the rate of 3 per cent. per annum. The gold minis shares were very quiet, without proved prices. The official buainesa report is as sv.,s ala be Mtn MIA this paper (Ow pommel be more teas 111 MI 28MMIM1811.lanialltire.• in prices. In other foreign adventures there .22ears, eel is nee years be.nai its three olskst cumpertitore : The weather bus agein become broken and showery, taes,nesomessancei. ei Idle ad follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money 1001 In reference to the ptopoeed payment of a dividend change Leah!, bed. Stamm issueiL which has much impeded hernia. work during the week, tri se MmagmMumomegke s 17,4 4 100, 1; ditto, for account, 100, 1. Three per Cent. for the past half-year on North British preference was little business. United Mexican mark 3. WiLlnini Cnsesires .... ...... 177,1 - -a. 1.0 Meld sal ffnelar ~, .1 1 " )3.1•11.1. POWIr . 177*. 8711 800 ing ; both crops an weU spoken of, particularly oats,which 4 '. i'a Danfillidell -.-. 41 431 " 42j 1 4 Reduced, 100 7 , 7 • The Th -and-a-Quarter . dividend of 51. per share (1,0000 was declared, leav pe , shares at the rate of 31, instead of 6, ler cent. per At North Pool meeting, held on the 31st ult., a e,...see. ti. RAID ..,.. ...... . 1:51. .„ . 1.13.5 mes is more than an average throughout Ireland generally. " " CS••••••• 1 floi . 7•••• • 25 254 el annum, inquiry has been made respecting the pro- DMA N / 558 . ... ... IV 46 ••-• 1432,000 • ~___ is Au Dark sad Menden ... ... 13 164 Is Galliw, HMI. 4, 4. Long Annuititw, 1860, 61, 15-16. ing a balance of 1,0231. 2s. lild. in favour of the t.„,„„,„„,„„2,„,,„„„,„, of this pt .,. , h , c.t ,„.„„ ie hittut „ thit Suppli . es of new grain are atilt small, which will I ,LUM• II 00 , 02 ,.. a mg ."... , a el. Zs al Uno,loa, Ferth, bed Aber. India Stock, 278. Bank Stuck, 230, 229. prietors' claims fur the deficiency from subsequently r;:rive vern , l7 cam., dby a e litesuporey : to be the case so long as Pt itier• outdoor operations oe• The unfunded securities are very quiet. Exche- m ind. accruing profits. The following reply, dated the mi • - Inc • Int ly N. es' Is the .lii i gi ..1 it .11 the 1.0n.1,n mnrnine copy so much of their time. The price of wheat marinated dent Junction .. -. Itg 74 quer Bills of the March issue are worth 735. to 76a. 30th August, was received from the secretary : At Balleswidden meeting, held on the 3lst ult., a pqr , .. ISs'el tb• Sr tit WS high 4 owAl .m 1 • loeral tone -relvv. 641. to Is , since our last, but the varia'ion M oils and here U all imt engine (aut.& a et ,. .. ...Amen ly th .:I...rvillitii 'obi!, io • which m C: 6161 1 :r the barley was very trifling - slay about 2d. per bane) down. sad 1.. SSW ~ _.„. . 44 4 prem.; ditto, June, 68s. to 71s. prem. India Bonds lam favoured with your letter of 27th inspirit. The act dividend of Os. per share (4061.) was declared. under which the preference stock (No. 1) was created does At Wheal Robins, a call of ss. per share has been r t f , r ,. . , ~ , n t.: t er t.. s. ,... eir . law l 4.... . ,l l . l 4.i s iy inwa ve.s /..n a i n t ia,eeehewnead... 514b..4r44 The qu alit y an_el ... cuiiiii . tioa of whe at em is m varions o“ a souse 3 ,1 a y , Emiiee 9 ". 14 0 . 15 seda li • a. "• . ) .. - 9 114 3 ,1 4 m 1 , 14 aii were dealt in at 87s. prem. not, in express terms provide for the payment of arrears of ma d e . At Alt 'b to ...,.: ~ ' doyen-41.114. 1,111 to Me 1 Tian • - obianced by my n 180 . 1.814 an d eui , sun Ant very iv w se tu all Banns Mg" am A.. Foreign stooks were firm, and for Dutch, Peru- dividend ; ev e so far as lam aware, il,ae ea, preferenee -y-Crib, , tons of lead ore have been sem . e it. ._ 44 ,,, i , ~,,,,, that cot ... wh y w i t h n..... r 0,.1 Limerick and Tipperary we troth the quality is much batter emu Lg.'s.) ~.. ri g obi, I rit ...- Ti4llo Ililorred, Chilian, Spanish, and Sardinian, this sistissitids sada provision. The . question is purely masa( ,__,. sUarri , e , than in our county. Oats, from the present weather, come 1 4 a ll Do. slim II emil CCM I. ii , ..rt. red . 0 nee 11 , ". 11 er 'l' Neweams Mlles blefiten t mat in ta worse condition, but the quality generally l'a good. II ea " 4 1 • 444144 ••• - 0 i 3 lii i I tandellay alritiaw was favourable, checked, however, le f er ; or i 0 1 ,., ii , „ ii ~ .,,i.sin 4. • icet-4.5.5. Undo. The potato disease seems to have been quite checked, er all Do• /I I U • ar 99 So all R. a . w.t . - Mbar" ... - the passe4 of transections. Granada Deferred . d° and I believe the directors intend taking the opinion Pou counsel on the point. The question will probably be At a sale of copper ore, held at Pool on the 2nd -- . - W ale rain 61 59 ad Ss 71inst., 3,295 tons sold for 19,7444 45.; average stan- DR. ARMSTRONG on CONSUMPTION, •and we namely now hear • reir . .urk on the suhject. to. 190 ' Mir burgh sad 01ia..0. .73 75 74 24 Solids were Dot quite so well supported.discussed at the meeting 01 the 10th proximo. Bargains e From Herapatles Journal we extract the following dard, 1341 . 125.; average produce, 61; average price sreasviot nue ..tl/ ClUtaX.-.• 1 amity eietleve.^ The Northern Whig, in its commercial report, has et iso lesieseree,rentosiale 24 n are recorded as follows :-Austnan Five analysis of the railway traffic returns for the last per ton, 61.; quantity of fine copper, 213 tons 19 cwt. lays rr, ern. ,,, es." b 5 51, - 1. ' 814411 7 oat el the idorw`,l l • l9 is the following remarks on the subject : W. 1.10 'Gamow& death Western - - Scrip, 41 prem. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per era the h ' en'5 519 .. 1 " ..4 p " mum / . 1978 " 114896 "/ 1 " 2. The state of the weather,.. affecting harvest operations, 9 " I" Great ifixth " . - - 754 5 7 1 ad 754 id --- mann ISe hen of vie • t i peettricinVoiliii. .111 all MX* see weer iii is el. 100 Os, diana A. Mock.- 43 43 Cents., 971, 1. Chilies 'Three per Cents., 74. Dutch week on all the lines in the kingdom : Aggregate amount No. of Average receipt TIIIS DAY. tainrf than ii, :i .; iir ~r-, - Thar c.aiss set. mama se. higher no" an object of • 11- euftroosiult Interest, sad Ire are 140 1 1 97 RIM Ds . : shwa. 11, Monk., 117 110 .. Fonr per Cent. Certificates, 991. Granada De- received. miles open. per mile. mound .: n.l Jile, ..n . . • loin., ran evi.l-ntly powerui agent to state that, although broken and unpromising in the be- 3.. an 0411010154011West.(11m. 13j set „ 641 6ad Two o'Ctock. 7 0 . rim nn n.l, he .5. rst memo sonde* Intim spantry, man ginnine of the week, it became far the last few days beau- -t. lel amt Madsen .... .. 07 Eh ft 1 „ ferred Bonds, 121, 4,4, 4. Peruvian Deferred Three 1852 .... £337,200 6,781 £4O 11 0 There has been scarcely a bargain in the gold min ,•„,,,„:,-.0 , ~.. of Dr. Amestrealls Tbe Point that tbe Mem •in s tautly fine. Our numerous agricultural reports of this 90 ,„, ' 11 „ 1 Le 1411411 .....___lseCeslime •• 119 ,„, 1 17, per Cents., 62, 61. Russian Four-and-a-Half per 1851 .... 311,708 6,438 63 1 0 • ing shares to-day, and quotations are nominally un itD•• nu' i 2, I i"."`" 8 • 15 . • 1•" 1 • 11 9 91" its. the 1 u morning are cheering and full of hope ; the wheat crop , as '" • '" ''''' - - - 've he 9 . 1850. ... 288,228 6,079 47 10 0 st;ase.n , . " n."0""o to "•*".° 114 " 97 l a *I ell " hat we stated in spring last, is of unusually limited extent, ut • ". ''' Laa'adin Tork.bir $4l 57 172 7 4 Cents., 1041. Sardinian Five per Cents., 951, 96. Tbe Raii 2v • - I • e .4 e5,,..n0 the phones. bath 12 tbe nee uniCnbluent of e..,i 1 .. 191 14 Do. MIA _ .... , 4 al die Spanish Old Three per Cents., 60; ditto New De- way mes estimates the gross receipts altered . In other foreign mines the only change is in San dn. Jr ... 0 ., ~,,,k „ .,.. test ~... „ gee e how t h,,, the quality promises to be excellent, and, on the whole, to 14 114 Da. West niatag i Ustror 71 2 , ta. ,5,5• •furred Three per Cents., 231, 1, 1. for the whole kingdom , since the let July, is tisgo de Cuba, which has receded to 121. St. John lyres it a+ • . • Ifi, '4 . oh, it Is bens *pad. 'Mt the great benellt to be far superior to the English crops, much of which has ie all Leeds Narehere - .. 0 1 174 follows : ss,,eed ... sievh jam the s een us m 0,4 i g 0 ,04 on the *edam suffered front smut and mildew. Rural labour stextinms 11l lit Leadeasad nbentwall . 8 87 ad The Turkish loan was to-day quoted at various del Rey shares mark 28. v ,„ It l ig a If. la ilii npl•••tift, ••••111 seismanly be Ks ,. . 0 a wage, hi g h . !4. 100 =llll=tt. Cord 1044 114 periods of the day 51 to 51 prem., and 51 to 6 prom ., Gross amount No. of Average receipt to. ton west- 113 12116 121 i received. miles open. per mile. 'wait ." • wows we eewawa erbra a the " ft ..ddr 59 " 'the Leinsier Express of this day says : tames done me 1:4 . a ges of Me min, and this is precisely the principle upon U U Ma dn. 1 shame - - but closed not quite so good at sto 51 prem. A 1852 .... £2,836,920 6,679 £424 14 0 priers i done MO th e Oran in iitio-iio i *ON h , mot berracull multi.- Ihe The weather has been most changeable, and in come- It 11 De. they _... .. ._ 31 11 pa considerable amount of business has been done in it 1851 .... 2,986,827 6,834 471 7 0 No. share. Mmes. Paid. natonlay. i to-day. 2.....: a 21.reinide Jenne July UM, 1857. quenes of repeated rains, many have entertained fears lest 10 1 . Mi5814•15,311.ar0t NV 1 t 1 „ 1850 .... 2,429,489 6.626 431 16 0 - ---- --- __ __ _, _ __ - - the corn • while stocked , should begin to " malt "We have 'IL 199 140,100 a 110 . 11,- W"Or a+ 91 ad 91 la 01 during the last two days. The first payment of 25 extols t ass Prig all I iPm I EALTIFUL HAIR.-The successful results of not, how ever, ' as this evil * • 10 131 no.. sae ... ... . 4 $ gig „ per cent., amounting to 200,00 W., is to be made on THIS DAY. ne,ow, 10a. togto Californian yet h eard int% 4' MACASSAR 0 •IL is grinned e.u. rinolarly nowt oh- • _ p e alma.. in the po t a to I nut spreading, and the other 25 ,g; I,,,g et d m k g eft l e tan eh 144 isi 10.000 10 Australeales 3 414 ~ mu ....T. is the crow r ara ..rentrq, a the Lumen bar, sad green MP. keep up a pro mising atmesrenee. 04 el SlaaeL s ßui end Matme 1 87 The Spanish fluancial commissioner in London has The English stock market has been steady to-day, 2 , 1,400 20 Ananias 3 4 1 I awe ow, alle Lome spells has 'aihal. It Mammas Its bat. I s he Lord Lieutenant and the Countess of F.glinton 4 t. 161 e diutch„dhelleLlueolcei 29 la 10 993 r d issued notice that by royal decree, another month has with little fluctuation in prices. Consols opened at tomes 1 Australia Freehold ..,.:. re ler i.. c t.t , Ite puree .4 the , incil, trio hobo. the hair Is its vieeee d e d yester - 7 .. a from B e lf as t on a v i s it t o th e 6 " I'4 Mal" Eisele tout '1 'I 41' Saturda 's ran and advanced to 100 f for cash, but /40w ' l An maws all 1 bis pat r ev, ..cat., et c•gratm its rank ciensee It neat scurf *DaSt. 00 Midland . .. 77 77 ad 73 a7l 50-4 been granted as a new term for the admission to the 3' ge , a.m. so Meesamon Iran arid Coal all - - 3. ,...,,,y . ~,.. ~..4 it ~ m e m 1.,. s ,, ~,,,,lie ga its yo melon of arquis and Mar c donne of Londonderry, at Oar- .1. leo Mo. nana . ..eM7 . 2);Ar 43 44 „ conversion in London, Paris, and Amsterdam, of the have since returned to their opening quotation, of 100 1110.000 1 British Australis& Gold - all 14 dl. tis•!.. . 4 ...., .15r softneve end lumbar. redandiney, to the ron Tower. A large mete of the nobility had been 15 171 ei." 3 '. 4 0. , •.11S saarw - - bonds of rho Passive Iklit, and those without in- to 4 for money and Wednesday, and 1001 to 1 for Ma e : 11 1 2. 1 _6,41 . 1 tees - - :e.o. too ..1 bases tote. 11. the growth of nrhuidiers, 'rennin*, invited to meet their Exce'll • who ". " Ne lad " - - I I p.(lre.at 50.010. 1 4 2.. ,n -picch,i, 11 1* al-n MAUI in, In do giesa!Atitt apeman, ing encies, are not ex- M. MO levrearimi . - U3O .. tenet, known under the name of the Deferred Debt October. The Three per Cents. Reduced mirk Znoo 03 .7. r 0 .:.... 4 ,,,,,, 1,2 _ _ ei ev ii • • ma ,, ily ..... mom!' ', ee Inrof , ie lee hs•ie of • petted to return to Belfast Ix fore Monday. is 13 Newport. Abergavesay of 1831. These bonds may consequently be pro- 100 1 to 1; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., .11.tne 10 Do. t 44. Jobs bet Me; - - gg kw. .. 'n*i e' hon. 96 ' -8 . 8 . 81 71 " " 1. " 1 " 1 ISl " ks The Dublin E.rpress of this morning - has the fol- dad 1193934- 3 1 3 1 did itihmo IQM n. Creek MI iMS i in,l.t. I i four idai .01, 1e5..1 see that sue. 7111 Purism- 50 74 Newry and beelairallsra.. 1 2 &anted from the 6th of September till the sth of 1041 to 1 ; Bank Stock, 2291 to 230; India Stock, 12 . coh . Lt. .... 40 43 43 - as. • , als " Itn•Med.' slaressar OA" are on the • rapper, In two lowing brief notice of another agrarian murder, from . A. in aers•ti .. ... ... .. as es ad &an October next. 2761 to 278; Exchequer Bills are unchanged. MOMS - 6 Calmat Gold Sse, The wane ate enraged ra tbe bark a! the impose rear'y which it now appears that the Tipperary boys are at ti Ile ' New £2O- oat s - 991. ad A an Subjoined is a resolution just pulsed by the corn- In the foreign hotuiethere is rather more movement, , 8.44044 •• 1 q 0 P 13 3 0 ll - - L. , * %vs., manning 29 ins lestem.-•buid by A. ROWLAND end so 2' Northern (beano -- on Leg. at Atiatrallas Copper all 1 4 des NM., :0, fla!umgardm, Lorton, and by an Meagan and Ter. th e i r o ld wor k again .- Call ag h an R yan , rAq., was e. me North Benne , ~. . 801 014 so mittee of the Stock Exchange, with reference to Lan- the change in prices comprising an improvement in 20,10, 2 0 (30 „ end au - - boors shot yesterday evening on his own property , New- le IS 'oath 1 ""n , .7 ". 1 . ••• 7 , al 918 cashire and Yorkshire Fifths, but which stands for Peruvian, Venezuelan, and Equador bonds, and a fall s eas" Golden Mountain.. 4 , l7t %,wth Staffore,nin...l 2 l ,000 Grand Duchy of laden -- -------- - - - - - - - castle, about seven miles from Clonmel. The dc- 30 is t w in w cu s wn ~ ' II 41 d " 1 confirmation at the next meeting of the committee :in Mexican. Equador Bonds mark 41 to 5; Mexican, 11.0 „ Greet golgmah ell ili pia A ISESPEKATE CHARACTER. wised had a brother a stipendiary mag i strate in to Is 9 rethal/" 0 " 7 ". 1 " 0 5 3 8 3 rw Resolved. that all dealings in Lancashire and Yorkshire 244 to 254 • Peruvian Actives, 1031 to 104 ; do. De- iiie,see Libor, ell 41 pa St. 100 Oxford, Wore.. A Wolves 4t4 484 Fifths be considered as with 145. per share paid, up to, ferred, 61/ to 62; Portuguese Fours, New37l to 38 ; 1 P... 1 .ea' !Ake Bathurst • t -- -hTsd The C.:Haile Ms , la rates brought before them Clonmel two or three years ago." st. tot .selesti Orsini ... .. 78 7$ 78 al , „000 lon.StCatiMr,O.Otr..C.C;u. ail 4 dl. and including the 16th t3eptember next ;ami d that, after S ish Old Threes, 494 to 501; ditto Deferred, 100 0o 'the Leinuter Exprtu says :-" Considerable ex- at. too swum ihdklid ~. 31 sr 56Markmite a W.,111‘..13 , i • encuinsl.4ln i'straindin,iry stamp. On M. 10' arum. A Firm., Claw 568 73 th at day, they be considered as 13 5 . 10a. paid, as directed by T hrees, 23 to 1 . Venezuelan Actives, 441 to 451 mow 1 MelleallatlianthAssarlenn 111 the previous night, ■shout nine o', Icies, white disguined in • citement has been created in a s ou t h eastern county 64. ied D ... 0 ,,,,, i ,.. . . _ - act of plalisment.l. t . 3U4.000 New Grenada ...... en I 7 015 sisswit.it sir.inze garb , he attiaked several psi topers en by the elopement of a titled lady, the spouse of alO s Warewekary A rimiest- 114 se The money market remains steady, the rates gene- LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. 100,000 Nouveau Moods .....-..... all ( 1 pia tis+ liana's h4thway between this etre and Seotby. Toone wealthy commoner, with a gallant captain belong. 11 : al: 'brelfeherf •54 Chen. 155`,0041 Pet MUD so.. 1 4 rat Mot. W. lila.l ... NM 21i rally rending as before, although business is now MADRID, Atm. 31. - Three per Cents., 451 p.; OA , OO keems trek .......- all ells per `man. Jame' " 1, 1111•1 1 1 t. • earner ` So re•c a ing to an adjoining garrison, a relative of her own, 134 „,.. b 0,12.1 ,40 ..; . 01.. aciaimirm, 8 Your money or the !•• at thecame. .. to} 1 moving in an enlarged circle. The demand for after Bola, 451 p. Do. Deferred, 231 c. ; after 7,060 00 isalkmedeOatia .......... Ist II is; i 124 and who was before • ' , on very intime e terms with s. s. Do. Ossadry ... . 15g i tare nigh , sang au huff noire fear& in a terrific manner. Se 24 skropedre Vali, . 8 fit , •• capital for the prosecution of joint stock enterprise is Bolsa, 231 c.; Debt (Ist class), 12; after Bolles , so , 1: 04 I: , 14 1 ) 1 ;3 1 :11i Aninalisa........- I I 4 ... 7 134 117 I Act he actually discharged Vie contents of his pistol at a her husband." The names of the parties are already _ ... Diu ,, , ,,. B. (; ,,,,, D, fal by no means large, and the amounts to be drawn -; do. (2nd class), 6 c.; after Bohm, -; Bank 03,174 14.314 UnNelXitaican ..... ...... all 24 31 • p...t. boy while returning to the Bush Hotel -shoutine very generally whispered about. *depot pr OM. - - al. from this market on account of foreign loans, such as of St. Ferdinand, 1041 c ; Exchange on London, 101 . 000 1 wed Nertetes ........ --••• all iLs I Pell st!.r his " Receive this." The report of Him daring Murphy, the man charged with the forgery on the .. 52 „ sh ag hs,..e.au., Mailers -- • r, , 90 „" the Turkish, Brazilian, and Austrian, are not 60.25 p. ise.tee 1 idea .....„-.......--- 1 a 4 Ins outrages soon spread consternation throughout the our- Hartford Bank of the United States, has been fully i:' 'i; ,7 • „ - 132 - Ga - - - - "t ' _ _ __. 77 0114 881 4 likely to have any material influence in tightening BERLIN, Sen . . 2 .- V o l un ta ry Loan, 1021. New r• .a,,, nrighb urhisal, when a band of courageous w • tul arta( their 11.2 uses find went in nueaule of committed for trial. is lee __ ...- - . e. li Taandainar --. erthi - - t h e mar k et. t h e amounts reouired or taken an. be. Loan. Four - and-a - Half nee Cent. 118501. 104: ditto COII7WERMA 7. A itrn MA A T.O TIR MADRID, AUG. 31. Three per Cents., 451 p. ; after Bolas, 451 p. Do. Deferred, 231 e.; after 8010, 231 c.; Debt (Ist class), 12; after Bolas, —; do. (2nd class), 8 c. ; after Bolin, • Bank of St. Ferdinand, 1041 c; Exchange on Loudon, 50.25 p. BERLIN, SEPT. 2.—Voluntary Loan, 1021. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1650), 104; ditto (1852), 104; National Debt, 951. Commercial Marine Society's Premium, —. Bank Shares, 108. VIENNA, SEPT. 3.—Five per Cent. Metalliques 96; ; New Loan (Series A), 96Z ; ditto (Series B), —; Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,—. Bank Shares, 1,363. Exchange on London, 11.44. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. Our market was fairly supplied this morning with Eng lish Wheat by land carriage samples from Essex and Kent. No improvement can be reported in either the quality or condition of the new crop, of which the bulk of the supply consisted. The really good qualities were readily disposed of on fully as good terms as on Monday last; the secondary and as were very unsaleable, al- I freely offered on lower terms. Is. feesios tirsiMitions w•re sit wars{.. uri .111sWid••■ Mr. Moosell, M.P., writing to the committee of ' the Tenant League, says: I cannot attend the rare , ing which you have called fur the Bth of September, but recent events hate more and more impressed me with the importance to all classes of an early settlement of the 'milord and tenant question. I have already stated at some length in the House of Com mons my opinion as to the principles upon which legisla tion on this subject should be founded, and I shall willingly and heartily co-operate with those members who desire to gine to those principles practical effect. The Waterford News anys:—.. U. this day-(a'ri day) the tine bargee Anne Kenny sailed from our quay for New York, having on board nearly two hundred ri spectable-looking passengers. The Mars and the Osprey sailed for Liverpool this morning with about three hundred emigrants on board both vessels." (I4tO rI .ai _auiw Vele al leetsb vlsisrkstl mad liilkew Weierbrd and Llsoerielt. West Carswell 4 11 13 14 111 44 22 24 44 10 64 69 ad 2 71 71 14 lb „ 1 44 60 iorThlt — We;alle &Perak. Do. do. /NWwows, Do.O.D.Z.Pasehooe York W North 11MIAs. ADISS LEANED AT r II gi 6$ ad 1:1 „ . 40 4 I anithis47 I Wee la 0 WM. oar.ewi :011 MD M PUBLIC SALES. Sara. 3.—By iLermaixDisinr sad Grans, at tit• Kart.— About 50 lots of hestosid grimed, at Croydon, went off with spirited competition minim 601. to 1301 per lot. maintaised, except in some instances who re sales were pressed in order to clear vessels coming on demurrage. There was no alteration in the value of town.made or country Flour. American barrels were more freely offered, with the turn in price in favour of the buyer. English Barley in moderate supply, and fully u dear , and we experienced a good sale for foreign at quite as much money. The arrivals of Oats from our own coast and Ireland have been small ; throe from abroad not large ; neverthe less, it was not practicable to obtain any advance. ieans and Peas still continue scarce, and command high rates. Thisieglicolirears Wov, sail Dig sallidalypdonitexpre. (lewd ft Orestiliseera itiliedt• Demi le Oroul ikinine haters edcluierrble• Own' it larlsikil.Werersi ai r IsCaledes unius iao).. irtlAselrlhgear I Moab M. Milkers) OlemeMer Desa tore.' _ SO SI SO LOCAL SEIARB MARKETS. _ (lemma iliOnetiltsiets 11.1011.14(1.1aiiikKilid Div. dons ‘I Ortriaimb S 7 II zd ISO 111 Ill s 114 43i 14 47 ST VS 1 , 8 110 zd 131 ad The CArlisle magistrate. had brought before them es w“mv.hy •e ri sl oftha'catrzurelinary %tamp. On th. , previous night, about nine; o'i lock, while disguieed in • low what Stral.4o gash, he attacked several pas•engers on th Queen'. highway between this city and Scotby. Toone y0u:...1 man. James Denham, • curvier, he preeented a pie:ol, a oclaimtng, " Your money or die ! •• at the tame tne high cning an Moil noise female in • terrific manner. del he actually discharged the contents of his pistol at • pat.boy while returning to the Bush Hotel—shouting sf4r him " Receive this." The »pert of these daring admits ran *preset consternation throughout the star e uzding neighti urhootl, when a bend of courageous a 'aboard outer their houses nod went in pursuit of th.. tellow. They had not bunted limit before they un a,cn,lledhien in Mr. Hamilton's garden, by the side of the n.zin read, with hie din/Isis* still upon hi m , and also ; i•tol and ad his ammunsti.m upon him. With Mr. !m Bowie:eel as chi, f, they boldly seized him, strapped !. snide behind his back, searched him, and then marched fie the polite-oflice. Ilia name is James Henry, a e.,l.leciblare Irishman, apparently about 25 years of age, and the 6111110 fellow as stole Captain Salmond's boat-sails ;vet year, and sulferNl sit menthe imprisonment for the are is Carlisle geol. Denham having described the ciorage, gave the following SCCOllin of the prisoner's rarer,: lieorms Ripon, of Milburn Cottace—About • quarter pa.: nine o'clock loot ni,rht James Denham came to my 'tee for assistance. John Boustend and I and five or not ,:her porti-s want on the road with him. We tame as far Hamilton's garden, on the other side of Boteherly. `da ahem gave us a des. rimless of the man, and then went me with Elizabeth Wilson. I heard something bade over die dyke am , at the beam is Hamilton. ewes. I looked over the hedge, and users saw the prisoner sitting; he bad a black handle. reeler over his bead, and a white shirt over he clothes down to his knees. Ile had also an aid hand kerchief, riven in two, fastened round each leg, and shoes on his feet. Its trowsers were light blue. His lace en. not covered. When he saw me he said, " You go home ; I want nothing with you." I then gave the alarm to all the other men, and he took up the garden. We pursued him and found tom led in the garden ' • John ]ou st. . I was the that to get hold of him. Ho waa then in the same state as when I caw him under the hedge. We brought him to the pubes-elation. When we returned to tl.e erne at.. IV we took him we found a pistol and about ha a pound of shot. When we went up to him he said, ' I amp..ur prisoner." prieoner here made a savage kick at Mr. Borietead, who Lapp ned to be itstedieg near to him. The miscreant 4,1 not injure him, but damaged his hat considerably.] Mr. Jamee—Put him in irons. Sergeant Ifsr father—We have no iroll9, air. Mr. Jana—Then put the handcuffs on him. Sergeant llarnfather-011, he'll be quiet now. Prisoner—He's • prosecutor, and he taunted me. Go to Ilcels,bub, your toaster. (Laughter ) Mr. Rees—lf better order is out kept the (mutt must be cleared. Mr. Jump —Listen to this, sir; if you don't keep your ,. if quiet, the bowl-cuffs shall bo put upon you. Prmaer-1 don't rare about them ; you may get • rope awl hang me op here if you like. (Laughttr.) Ilr. Jamts—l dare my rim den rve it. Primmer—But you era t; tbm's • goal job. I know you. y iu .4d Mr. W. N. llodgeops—You will do yourself no good by such dis. , l4.eful amduet. Pr.soner—What do 11 etre. Oh, here comes tho big -- that *di swear alything to get the jaw-bone of a pd to pick. (Lnuabter.) has Boastead sae then sworn. and corroborated Ray e•as..tatewasts. fheiiiieb—fite void• nee is quite sufficient sow. Priscirmir—lf it isn't you'll soon make• it. Raise the rich and hang au poor. (LAughtr r ) Mr. Seniar—Do he quirt, ►ir. I'rism/T-1 know you. Mr. homes—Di you wis:4 to ask the witness any quer tint, Pri.oner—Give him half-s-erown tali let him go home ; be h.a dune his work. 1k would nwar anything fur the jiw bone oft pie. Clerk of tb. Peace—Do you wish to say anything.? If you do, now is the time. The pen , rier aceline d. Johm?edord, a post boy, was then called, and detailed annthcr ease. istcrtupt..4 him. as ha had done the other 111%1 ; but at tho cud of his evidence he raid, " You're the hest man that's come up yet. You have told the truth; the others have told d— d lit s." Cl.rk of the Peace-11r you wi.h to ay anything to the moom I charge ? partirular. Clerk of the Peace—The magistrates commit you to the wars for trial. Tit; ;;;•tekikete used • most •lisrpiting exprendon While the officers were in Ow set of removing the prisoner 1e wheeled round and nave Mr. b2ustead a ravage kick with ku toot.—Corlis'e retrial. PREAIin or Ilia EL UMW CLOCK AND TIM, BALL. morning crowds ad perk assembled io the et , : l,l,o llrhOnd of Charing trees to witness the performaners a! the top of the Telegreph•officc, which are n.iw of daily , se. 'terror.. Up to 12 o'clock there was a difference of so L'Or sad a quarter between the newly-erected electric tele itr4.ll clock sad the of St. Menke' Church. sad the I.,wr has never enjoyed the repetition of a nuidatly-going machine, or ono on which great d ivinlenr" could be placed, everybody seemed to be swore A? .13 this occasion it was mare, right than Its rival ~t u isito u was of course busy to account for this nnerinr ili,repaney, end kenos of persons were keenly dis ,uo..rie the matter, when .ioldealy the telegraph clock °i•Sif silo weed es h., sod a quaver, and rams even with St m.ichns... This was at bra minutes to I, and as the • •t Lail firs at I, attesters was of course directed to it very quarter. At length St Martin's clock struck I. and at. .vne moment the electric telegraph clock mi t n minutes. Two or three minutes elapsed, but the ti. mph lock made no further signs of motion. At the.. tainut• s Nit I by St. Martin's the ball fell, sad the enied &sinned. hog NALL/I.—lt is in contemplation to have a hap. ball put lip on a prominent spot on the South Pore loud, near D ire,, which will act simultaaeously +Pk the h ill at the Observatory at Greenwich. A time ball. r :aired in its fall by the eta/Ark torrent, will enable all th• - t. Nola withia tea milt* clotamor, and in the Downs, to tar o thew ebrosomoters eeneeted to e second. lAVIIIPOOL, Same. 4.—There has again been very little business going forward on our share market to-day; and, with the exception of Midland stocks, which unmoved towards the close of the market, quotations of all kinds have been lower. The transactions are as follows:—Bastes Counties, 11 3.161 6-16 I s.lBl—East Lancashire, 181 — Ditto (preference fifth shares), p.—Ditto (ditto, 2nd kale), 5) —Learnable* and Yorkshire, 851 6 }—Ditto (filth shares), 3 9.16 Id.—London and North Western, 1221 2 2 Manchester, Sheffield. acd Lincolnshire, 28k 4 30 —Ditto (preference sham), 11)—Midland, 761 I 7 GI 7 1— Ditto (Conseil. Birmingham and Derby) 431-. anti Bri tish, 71—Shrewsbury and Hereford, d.—South Boatmen and Dover, 21I—South Staffordshire, I d.—York and North Midland, 24)—Dutch Rhenish, I d. Luna, Stet. 4.—The share market opened flatter this morning, but improved towards the close. Midlands were dose at 761; Lancashire and Yorkshire* at 861; East Lancashire* at 181 ; North Westerns at 81. M•NCIIESTICH, Sept. 4 —The share market was quiet and depressed at the opening of !nal:tees, but closed at better prices. The following were the sales to 12 o'clock:— Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire. 81 d.—Eastern Counties, 11 Ease Lancashire, 18) Lancashire and Yorkshire, &5 6—Midland Railway Consols, 761 71—Sosth Enters and ver. 21 9-16. . _ BIRMINGHAM. Sir? 4.—The market was rather firmer to-day, and glans generally in bettor demand. London and North Wellman@ elmed at 12 - 2} 3. A MONSTIIIt SHIP. -- We were informed yesterday by a gentleman well known on 'Change, that it is in con templation by one of the most eminent and enterprising of our Liverpool merchants, to build an iron screw steam ship of ten thousand tons burthen for the American trade. The abailiary power is intended to be only of • moderate character, and constructed chiefly with • view to over c ming the resistance in getting op the Mississippi. It was confidently stated that the head of one of the most eminent firms In the iron trade has signified his assent to the undertaking.—Liverpool Chronicle. A MAD DONYEY.—About two months ago, an GIB belonging to Mr. Worn, of Oedney. Lincolnshire, was bit ten by a mad dog. On Monday it became very restless, and throughout the night was an boisterous that the owner, teeing convinced it was attacked with hydrophobia, hadithe animal destroyed. A pony was in the same 'table with the ass, and being bitten by it during the night, was also kilted.—Cambridge Chronicle. TnE MILITIA IN Divos.—lt does not appeal likely that the efforts of the Lord Lieutenant of the county of Devon, the Earl of Fortescoe, and his deputy-lieute nants in respect to promoting enlistments in the militia, are likely to be productive of any practical results. In several parishes in the neighbourhood of Plyanomh not • single man can be got to entertain the notion of enlistment. The guardians of the poor of the parishes in the Plysoptem fit. Mary Union have engaged to have displayed the cards relating to the enli tment in their 'trete' parish—but so fall are all the young meo'a ban Is of employment of one sort end another, that A is hardly to be espected any of them will put down their tools to take up the sword and musket. LODGING-nousEs.—The Carlisle Journal pub. lialtee the following retorts, which it says, " may well slogger" their readers Total number of pencee who have slept in common lodging-houses under the Board of Health, from 23rd of November, 1801, to 21st of Await, 18.52:—First quarter, 10,1449; serood quarter, 11,709; third quarter, 12,463. Total, 15,021. From the above it appears that within nine months of the year • number of vagrants upwards of eight thousand more than the whole population of Carlisle, passed through this city. What • mass of crime and 'idiom do such figures indicate !" Titl PEEss IN SWITZLRLAND.—The Bale Gazette gives the following soroont of the periodical press in Pelt aerland :—.• There were in 18.51, 184 journals. In 1850 there were 202, but the number of subscribers woe greater is 1861 than in 18.50. The total number of copies distri buted in 18.50 was 7,238,328, in 1861 it was 7,508,085. lamer RAILWAY TRAFFIC.—Tbs followinz We the 1•4 ewer a the gross rsest.ts of the prloolsel Frau! Norromus.—oso• MOMS II 0 Miri.g ralteMen.• gook IIP,1114A; ;2,619f. gtorms.—PromAtioust 22 to August 21: "soloogors,111,113t.; goods, 21,663 f.; load. 216,0 Af. assoc.—Prom August 22 to August 22 : Plossogers,33,6llf.; goods, 34,297 f.. total, $7,931. ouisAos •OD Buss. Users. —From August. 21 to Aogust 31: P. renbrß 114,2112 f.: gnosis. 915,914 r.; tota, 230,260 f. Osassooros.—hose A50...119u, August 9:: Prossogers,29l,l2lf. ; goods 101,1 w.; total, 412, 6 210. 11.L.,--tosos August 16 leAtorast l 9 : Pssonagors, 0,63314 roads, 11.77.1 f.; totaAlll, Illoosiadsve—Pton Augur 19 to August 25: Passengers, 13,4191.; goods, 10,13111. ; Weal, 211,1911. LeosA— nem *woo 92 le August 14: Pososnoors, 959699.; goods. 114,1211.; total. 4u11,4411. Worm's—Fran AMOY( :3 111 August :11: Nesengers, 116,101 f.; gold% 10,171'.; lola, 1'l;•771. Isll 14J :Si Me $o iii 104 106 SilAßite. la •1 Ii Q is Subjoined is a resolution just pawed by the com mittee of the Stock Exchange, with reference to Lan cashire and Yorkshire Fifths, but which stands for confirmation at the next meeting of the committee : Resolved, that all dealings in Lancashire and Yorkshire Fifths be considered u with 141. per share paid, up to, and including the IGth September neat ; and that, after that day, thil be considered as 131. 10s. paid, as directed by act of parliament. The money market remains steady, the rates gene rally. s'anding as before, although business is now moving in an enlarged circle. The demand ter I capital for the prosecution of joint stock enterprise I by no means large, and the amounts to be Sews from this market on account of foreign loans, 0.111 the Turkish, Brazilian, and Austrian, are not likely to have any material influence in tightening the =whet, the amounts required or taken up, tag IN me OM comparatively small. The payments ea amount of railway dividends amount, in the espegate to a very large sum, and tend to ease the market. It meat also be remembered that the great quarterly dividend period is close at hand. At the Mae time it is evident that the shipments of coin slued bushman increasing of late, and the main masts kw word trade and agriculture are largo.. Oared it men sedhlelase of projects Intel fatro- 1 lisiltiggirmarmillilli the Q uebec and d Railway;valeh requires a total capital in shares and debentures of 630,0001., of which, however, 175,00 W. lie been subscribed in shares in Canada. The trade estimates are favourable, and the project, which is warmly supported by the colonial legislature, seems likely to aid in the development of the resources of the colony. The movement in specie and bullion this week hes bele highly important. The imports have bees large, comprising the undermentioned sums, vie, 156,000 dole., by the Niagara from New York ; 11,100 ounces of gold by the Johnstone, and 1,452 ounces by the St. Vincent, both from Sydney; 17,490 ounces by the Vanguard from Port Phillip; 14,000 ounces by the Albatross from Adelaide; 50,000 dolt by the City of Glasgow from Philadelphia ; 600,000 dols. by the Pacific from Now York ; 50,000 dole, by the screw steamer Tamaulipas, from Tampieer and 8001. by the Madrid, from Lisbon and Orate. The Eagle has also arrived off Portsmouth, from New York, with 100,000 dole. in American gold. The total valued these imports may be stated at nearly 370,0001. On the other hand, the shipments have been extreou , dinarily heavy. The Custom-house account of the exports of the precious metals direct from Lire" during the week ending Thursday last, is &s>himsi t —Gold coin : To Hamburg, 2,300 oz. ; to Belgium. 100,000 oz. Silver coin : to Hamburg, 26,400e5.; till Boulogne, 6,50 oz. Silver bars: To Rotterdam, 100,000 oz.; to Hamburg,B,796oz. ; to Boulogne, 1,100 oz. This gives a total of 102,300 ounces of gold and 136,946 ounces of silver, of the aggregate value of about 418,00 W. The shipment of the large quantity of 100,000 ounces of gold coin to Belgium is the mast remarkable feature of this return. There have also been shipped 3,5001. by the Madras for Malta, Smyrna, and Constantinople; 10,0001. by the Marmion, and 100/. by the Henry Winch, both for Sydney; 40,0001. by the Syria for Port Phillip; and 13,7411. by the Royal Mail Steam ship Orinoco for the West Indies. On board the screw steamship Cleopatra has also been shipped the large sum of 200,0001. for conveyance to Sydney and Port Phillip. The aggregate exports from the king dom daring the week are thus raised, according to oar returns, to the enormous sum of 685,0001., being nearly double the receipts, and larger than for many months past. With reference to the amalgamation negotiations between the London and North Western and Mid land railways, the Raiheay Times observes--"An interchange of communications continues to take place. The best feelings are expressed, and every willingness evinced to hear what the other has to say. But there has not as yet been any coming to closeness of details. An amalgamation is meant, but no mutual price has been offered or asked. This prac tical approach to a settlement may, however, be ex pected in the course of a few days. The same journal mentions that the North Staf fordshire award is still sealed up, and that Mr. Olyn, in the presence of whom and Mr. Ricardo, it is to be opened, is expected to return to town by the end of next week. It would certainly appear that the complaints of the shareholders at being kept in ignorance of the contents of the award are perfectly reasonable, as it is absurd that they should be kept waiting till such time as the directors may think proper to return from their pleasure trips. The arrangements under which the consolidation of Shrewsbury and Birmingham shares into stock has been effected, are detailed in the following note from the secretary dated the 30th August, and addressed to the secretary of the Stock Exchange : I have to acquaint you that by the Shrewsbury and Bir mingham Railway Company's Amendment Act, 1862, the ordinary share capital of the company (hitherto represented by 52,000 class A shares of 131. 6e. 3d., and 52,000 elms B snares of 91. U.. 3d.) tau bees consolidated into stock, sad that on and after Ist fkptember it will be necessary in sales end purchases to hare the description of shares or stock properly described in the transfers. The capital of the company will in future be represented as follows : " Shrewsbury and 13irmingham Railway stock" all paid up. 1901.,W7 101. "London and North Western guaranteed stock," all paid up, bring the amount of capital subscribed to the Stour Valley Company and guaranteed irds of the L. and N. W. dividred for the time being. Shore* —19,376 (only i ssue d 16,870) preference shares of 81. all paid up, guaranteed out of the yearly net receipts when sufficient for the purpose, 8 per cent . till November, 1809, and 6 per cont. in perpetuity thereafter. A SPANISH EXECUTION.—At Fiahrlgnn, province of Aragon, in Spain, a man named Cnesta was a week since taken out for execution, in pursuance of a sentence of the Criminal Tribunal, for the murder of a peasant. The man was placed on the scaffold, and the iron eons', by which in Spain executions are effected, was put round his neck ; but when the esseuticner turned the handle the screw broke, before the iron had pressed at all on the throat. On wing this, the crowd who surrounded the scaffold cried, "Grace, grace !" but the executioner quietly proceeded to replace the instrument. On this the people shouted louder and louder, " Grace ! " The registrar of the court, who was present officially to witness the exe cution, endeavoured to explain that neither he nor the executioner could take on themselves to refrain from carry ing the sentence into effect. The crowd, however, drowned his voice with their clamours; and six of the brethren of the charitable association forced their way to the scaffold and insisted that the execution should not take place. The officer refused to allow any delay. The people thereupon sent a volley of stones at him and at the execu tioner, and, as their exasperation appeared to increase every moment, it was feared that they would make an at tempt at rescue. A messenger was accordingly sent to the chief authorities of the district, and they soon arrived at the head of a strong detachment of cavalry. Orders were given to the people to disperse, and on their refusal the cavalry charged. In a short me the place was cleared. The executioo,- then attached a new collar to the post, and the criminal was put to death. ASSOCIATION FOR THE CONQUEST OF CUBA. The mainspring of the present Cuban movement in Ame rica is a well-organised and wide-spread secret po litical association, known as the " Order of the Lone Star."" Numerous divisions of this order are established all over the country. In New York and neighbourhood there are some seven or eight divisions, embracing several thousands of members, who have all bound themselves to march at a moment's warning to Cuba. Soldiers, merchants, phyai , cians, lawyers, editors, and even divines, said by the New York papers to he active and in fl uential members of this order, and its coffers are rapidly filling with gold. THE PROGRESS OP THE CHOLERA.—Accounts from I Hamburg to the 3rd inst., state that there had been two case. of cholera on board an English schooner at Etsineur, which arrived on the 30th from Dantsie. The master and one of the crew died during the voyage ; there were no symptoms in the remainder of the crew. From Posen the the news is still alarming. From the Ist, out of 97 cases 50 terminated fatally. In Warsaw on the 29th, there were 79 new cases, of which 38 proved fatal. The number remain ing_ ander treatment was 519. MR. GUPPY ENTERTAINS HIS FRlENDB.—Accord ingly they betake themselves to • neighbouring dining house, of the class known among its frequenters by the de nomination slap-bang, where the waitress a bouncing young female of forty, is supposed to have tirade some im pression on the susceptible Soullweed, of whom it may be remarked that he is a weird changeling, to whom years are nothing. He stands precociously possessed of centuries of owlish wisdom. It he ever lay in a cradle it seems as if he must have lain there in a tail coat. He has en old, old eye, has Smallweed ; and be drinks and smokes in a monkeyish way ; and his peek is stiff in his collar ; and he is never to be taken in ; and he knows all about it, whatever it is. In mhimet, in hie bringing up, he has been so nursed by law and equity that be has become a kind of fossil imp, to meant !bemire terrundal existence it is reported at the public lases that hie father was John Doe, and his mother the may female member of the Hos family ; also that his drat inerelothes were made from a blue Isag. i Into the dining house, unaffected by the seductive show n the window of neliatially whitened cauliflowers and poultry, verdant baskets of peas coolly blooming cucumbers, and joints I trendy fee the spit, Mr. BmaUweed leads the way. They knew W thin, and defer to him. He has his favourite box, he bespeaks all the papers, he is down upon bald patriarchs, who keep them more than ten minutes afterwards. It is of no use trying him with anything less than • full-sized " bread," or proposing to him any joint in cut, unless it is in the very best cut. In the matter of gravy he is adamant. Conscious of his elfin power, and submitting to his dread experience, Mr. Guppy consults him in the choice' of that day's banquet, turning an appealing look toward him as the! waitress repeats the catelogueof viands, and raying, What ' do you take, Chick I" Chick, out of the profundity of his artfulness, preferring " Teal and ham, and French beans— And don't you forget the staffing, Polly," (with so un earthly cock of his venerable eye) ; Mr. Guppy and Mr. Jobling give the like order. Three pint pots of holland half are superadded. Quickly the waitress returns, bearing what is apparently a model of the Tower of Babel, but anal is really a pile of plates and flat tin distr.:overs. Mr. Bwallweed, approving of what is set before him, coneers in telligent benignity into his ancient eye, and winks upon her. Then, amid a constant coming in, and going out, and running about, and a clatter of crockery, and a rumbling up and down of the machine which brings the nice cuts from the kiteheu, and a shrill crying for more nice cuts down the speaking-pipe, and a shrill reckoning of the eon of nice eats that hare been disposed of, and a general dash and steam , of hot joints, cut and uncut, and a considerably heated at mosphere in which the soiled knives and table-cloths seem to break out spontaneously into eruptions of grease sod blotches of herr, the legal triumvirate appease their app. Mts.—Bleak Ileum ARILIVALt3 LONDON PROM 30th AUG to 4th BEP r. Ciro. So6lloll. brotell. !rah. Foreurr. Wheat.— ....1 4763 3 Harley 341 I torte lOO sal no I 11017 Malt ..... 8653 I 43 lour, 3,6111 make; 17,936 barrel.. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The private contract markets are inactive, but there appears to be steadiness in most articles, particularly in Ccffee, for which there is some inquiry to-day. The public sales declared for to-morrow consist of:- Sugar: 300 hbda West India, 1,600 bags Mauritius, 2,000 bags Bengal, and 2,000 Penang. Coffee : 100 casks and 1,000 bags plantation Ceylon, 1,000 bags Costa Rica, and 700 bags East India. Cochineal: 100 bags. Mwrats.-Iron Scotch Pig has been in good demand. No. 1 free on board at Glasgow 451. 6d. to 46e. Gurtsherrie, 465. 6d. to 475. Bar iron bas advanced 2s. 6d. Holders of East India Tin are very firm at 86s. and 88s., but no busi ness of importance reported. Copper is quoted the same as last week, with but little offering on the market. Spelter has been sold at 171., which is an advance of 10s. Otte.-Seal, palo, 341. to 35/.; straw, 321.:0 331. ; brown, 311. to 321. ; sperm, 851. to 87/. Os.; headmatter, 901 ; cod, 331. 10s. to 341. ; South Sea, 32/. 10s. to 341.105.; olive Gallipoli, 611. to 521. ; Spanish and Sicily, 481. to 491.; palm, 281. 10s. to 291. • cocoa nut, 321. to 351.; seed, rape, pale, 321. 10. to 33i. 10s. ; linseed, 291. Ss. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady to-day without much smculatire enquiry. Quotations range u under: Town Tallow, 895., nett cash ; Petersburgh Y.C. on tho spot, 391. 3d. to W.; October to December, 38s. 9d.; January to March (1853), 395. 3d. dtock this day Delivery lest week Do. Iron Ist June Arrival lain week.. . .. . Do. from let June Mee Y. C. this day per eert Do. Town 1831. 24,213 1,007 18.849 1,374 11,418 87 . sd. .31)...11d! 30,774 2,722 1%928 6M 14.179 316. Od. SA. id. 39,479 1,341 1 djial 1,092 13,07 Av. 91. 41•.0.1 Arrival for the week ending 16th Sept. last year, 1)72 casks, and delivery 2,314 auks. The arrivals last week mew prised 300 casks from St. Petersburg, 294 from Australia, 172 from South America, 333 from other places. Total, 1,099 casks. SMITHFIELD MARKL"f.—THIS DAY. ' We have a few more Beasts than on Monday last; how. ever, the demand is large,and the quotations of that day are fully maintained. Some choice Scots, te., have made 45., but this price is not generally given. The supply of Sheep and Lambs the same as of late, the butchen do not willingly give our last quotations; still they are realised. Uood Calves are rather scarcer, and fully as dear as on Fri day. Our foreign supply consists of 1,866 Beasts, 6,710 Sheep, 212 Calvet, and 110 l'ige ; from Scotland there are 60 Beasts; and 2,200 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Po' oaao at Mal. a 4... 4. I Par now ad• .1 • .1. Dom Seaga, Itirefuado.. 3 8 310 Boa Da.. da 0 0 0 lkstifhort-h0rm.....3 3 33 laat Long-v.la quality laaata.. 310 $ 3 , Do. do. Sli.mn Calm, Mao ............. Itor Dns a Iliklf.bvq 4 4 4 4 Luob. ... •• . .. 4 4 3 14.08 at roartet. 4,301 313 .81 , and La nls. 0 . 210 Oiht.. ; pip. SU. le D) as 113 U o - - r 141 111 ad I ill 111 di id 104 104 24 103 16 ii 19 Par Pia Ii li Pcm , 14$ 3 II I atl i r 1114 17 111 1 13 14 id * II I pat I 7 1011 ISO 182 Ili 104 Ili 111 poi I die :48 1.50 Pr 17 3i pa la 51 51 100 101 11 1 11 11 1 4 sa :3 1:1 ad id I i IS dia 10S 114 ad I I ma I I I „ itLWAYR. " F 4 r I St PM If , Par • ti II 21 gm I 1_ 16 1 % ISI 14# a• ~~ ~ 171 174 14 :41 I '4 Vil pia iir „i 'I if • Fe In X r 12 ui Iv (Wad to Nut! torten DIM Premises (ditto] Lowoulati iLluar.4perCeot ()rod to Norfolk) Northystrantera 3 Fere* (iNomt to iiant.emmt , e• iltrolusitWpr it.6o. Lon. I IlkS.Wost.BlL6ar.&Ter YID k Ditto I Aar.* (A! Onto) Nri I (lomed to moth Cogoe• aid If debts (low i (Mkt North... Do, rhoproth Stock illkof.Naßkponte. tt.36.ct. Om to Lao. .A NA megerdridse 111. 617.1Fe1eiii.:7".:.: Wrist Talky. 6 p.f. z : (18666.1 to Mceita Ditto Ditto Ditto i IV ilb & s. emu, t (leive:f y 1 !serest Weotern) 1 . __........_ 1•!..4fr , Ditto N. 7.7 per Cent... Rrietel & Exeter 4 pa Ct. Oalielosiats &IP .. .. ... . etwo.rr or Tifoishided Cork sad B. ...... Don ler, P.m, sad ALIT deco Jure: Fast invilan(3l.l6.'dp.Cl Do. do. (W.) 7 pir CL rNol ' Ditto dn. Ks. 5 Do. Nom 6 psr Orst. Most Itsat.Ualos.moriodwep.o Lad Lane. pC. V.A.. itduaktvsh, Perth, !Notre. 54 I If Cost ... Omit Northern ;Krems' I Do.Spet.RedarmslerSetk GWest-BluitHant•es 3gst GL Waters. 110.1 44 P.& Imsedulkire &York. I p p ipe, At Brish. Oaa.syerel Ditto Pref. 5 pct. Stock Loa.tSthWev.Cra.7l.drd.• 11.7sWe - d - onyt - i;nl47l;hl tan Jiht tf.&1,11.r. Do. New El* --- *armDo. Lr It Carlisle, 4 p et Do. dn. 4i pCt dl Ditto Pretest - ewe rost:k Eaten. oa Do. Glac h per test `forth Diked. Woreoder, Wolter., 515.4 per Orot Do. do. do thrawallithrat.Yeeortitag. iiiWrZia;;FleiiticTrTY; Mtn." rrr .. *et?, lirne _ _ . _ , B.Falt(lisiAna) Waterfierd t ktlksmay Tort. Newortlejt berw OlNorth a Eft.pursii Ditto lAtto Tarkidg.Mtet.lL FORSION ,Cl . larlerel . avel ►rgwtle M laths. . Omit Indira P•eicssis.. Grand Jowllon of Freon OtWost,..of 'IV. Suede (Sad luse)eur eerie! lab SINS till 11Iey,ledl, due la 1131, ~ el per °rut. :T Vona 11?tagus !Imam •n 4 L. Niqlhffr aof ...—... . Do. eq. 2 ear it. Bond, (tor B. It Aoteee ebe.) L,,,ti,;,,.;_.,ii1;;;:;:ta---. Parr awl I.yeso .. . Paris sal Orlean ... .. Pasta ad lowa ... „ Pszis ml !..trisetcr es ... Met awl Havre ... .. Are and Mere... .. IlTonrr and 'Sauna, ." Waat Canter. Weittra hint... COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Holywell, 14g. ; West Hartley, 15e. ; Walb End Haa gen'. Iletton, 155.; Walls End Haswell, 15s. 9d.; Walls End Iletton, 15s. ed.; Walls End Lambtoo, 15s. ; Walls End Btewart..--Bhipa at market, 118. BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY. /dews. Pattenden and Smith report thitalcoUtll7o pock ets of new hops have arrived at this market, but for the moat part are mouldy and low in colour. Prices are 'minus, from 61. to 81. per cwt. A good demand for yearlings front 1 112 s. to 1265. per cwt. Duty estimated at 240,000/. BOILER EXPLOSION.—On Friday morning, a little after nine o'clock, a large steam-boiler, at the bleachworks of Menn. John Smith, pa., and Cc, Grain Bolton, exploded, killing three persona, alias Grant, a stover; Michael Grant, a pipe co Jun Watson, a stitcher. The boiler was alm w, ows, 27 ;1 - feet long, 8 feet 6 inches in diameter, a at Ow presoure of 6.31b5. to the square ineh. is amass it the L accident is not known, but the boiler vgap int• *map Xt fragments, so that acre must hare e z 3 as# anfilirat . etplosive force at work. Nine other tltatalitrt / scalded badly. c vv, • .• cf) OF TALLOW. MO. 1 1851.