The Express. — London, England, 1852-10-01 00:00:00

• . i ...S, Ime / e '• ‘-• • --.-------. No. 1,906.) LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1, 1852. [THREEPENCE. ii ..._:.---- ARSONS wilmo COMPANY. MCC 15 lILIEBY oat thei a SPECIAL OENERAL g SECOND EDITION. in im, o f De 53‘70R0 16174 ia 11111 C 16 % .87 'ill be bell st the FROM THIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. RAILWAYS. - THIS DAT.-Two &CLOSE. MONEY MARKET. - aripaniewy and Cheater.... 2,067 .. 1,906 .. 1,796 Great /tern TIII7IIIDAT EvisrM6. NIA aliblrashirs The Consol market was again extremely quiet to- 16,063 .. 14,260 .. 9,333 6,286 .. 6,276 .. 6,122 NINES. THURSDAY EVENINO. .-- im o 'be Cow et Larlem, ea is NDAY, the 4th dyer Chaise and 1I.lyhead 731 .... 311 1 6 The market for mining stocks ham not been so toot.. •.`:- .!. „,.' , 1 o c ka memos, foe the ropers el sea- - - - The railway market is rather fiat f ar some of the: da y and there was a sligh t feeling of . flatness ignisi gh "P kiffe sad ti c ai n a i n m 1 i. T 1 7,1;p;;;..,,m et tlee D rector. am Mf/ malt et the maetthuose _ BANKRUPTS. :heavy stooks , bat the variation in prim is not great. ' l3l „ 103 .. - active as yesterday, but stilt there has been a good - ':-., used...a Yropnet; re NM the e tc th e ;mu m Rour.at Peer, East Deayland, Essex, shipowner.ab ro ad, consequent upon the a b sence of blueness. g i m e ' sad E. t ~,r Mth ; • ,i ~,, ,r,„ it: k.r ar iTL I TATAIt, neeneen. WILLIAM Paosass, fitioreditch, draper. MANZI AND IMMO 1./NOUMNANTIND. Tho pries closed 100 to 4, both for money . and the Leads Neither: 1,6 16 .. 1,234 .. 1,204 good. Cefn Bruno shares have advanced 20/. since 116 '"' ban,bere bsedotreet, flept. N . I "t 4 . • . Teens* WARD 8 AAAAA ND, save= tea broker. Ak ..1,,....e Mt. Pd. Ren.weve. , tu r ta r h , illa r.r h p 2 , 7 tiP 13th October. The only other business was in India Mendelian alkrathJunetion 690 .. 641 .. 482 Tuesday, having been done to-day at 831.. owing to EDWARD TROMSO BRADSHAW, Made. dealer ini NOCk, at 2761. Manelselsr, 1111nHeld, and a further improvement in the mine. Sales have .--- Tii , D A I L Y NEW b • bricks aad timber. - - - se. lee Aber dem . IS Mt MI The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted 70s. to iihrowaery lawamlihm andßinninahani 9 . n .. 743 .. on taken place in West Condon at 180, 182{ ; Tre- tl lomlon Shooing Paper prim sd. . • ,-,1 w o n, toe DAILY Na t{ sla at the heed a the U. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. N al Amami, ifittig . ...lisen 73.. prem. ; and the June, 675. to 70s. prem. India Ali imet Jannis ass .‘.•••• ( ... n ., Hru , . a d...,ti mir r m . e namels, Is se brosasee 11R01111? WILDDIILL, OMAR*, LASSeRebitS, wood titer- It , s , „.... w . h. 6 _ - 6 1 0 1 / Iff‘' l'r" : ' i ...iml ma p rn metool morme, snowy paitical, easal. shoat. vat* 10f 1 Bond. presented more variation, being mar k e d at the Easslmesehlro NeweeedesailCarlisle 2,634 .. 2,406 .. 2,431 viskey, 130 ox div.; Bryntail, '7! ; °rambler and 4,634 .. 4,412 .. 3 , 898 St. Aubyn, 25 ; Alfred Consols, 134; South Tamar, ow. ''" st ss Illetem., Lsa,aChea. Jam. 7 6 die reduced value of 835., 86k, end 8511 - Pre". Emilal and Windermere - 6 ; Tincroft, 121 • West Wheal Alfred, 41„ i ; Old "'''s '''''' ''' • I mho of Os OtmentNewe,-la the menney an BANK 01 INOLAND.AOCUP VT ter the week name Not 15.151 e. . J 7 .4 . 6 1 D 6 • 6616016161 . 3116111211 .C. 10 1 511 16 '""' ''" ''' lw amol truthful. eod impartial Marsala? at its I*WP• 6114311101. IN 1 8 4 Wa. st. de. NI- 3 Is M s :mve. &Mk Yorkshire lot Ms 1 10 ' l'l s ..`:" ..,1'..- -- s - od'lO .. ta. 113 5 1110711M 100004 t , oll7o7Mslla• KEW W i nd -- - - •-aLlit: 4) 00 N 1106104 DIU- - JOUR" 6 ' 166 °gig mg 16 " "' - 168 161 me l n n t t ras fine in i lrl exsticanockßdePsondrst,lmMenOssaties and Norfolk 16,464 .. 16,242 .. 13,827 Roberts, 20a., 228.8 d., 255. t 4 aen which t therosechtiliemr V" 'me Augliaa The gold mining shares present no change, busi -Isr,s" '" '' ' L i,;, l 'i g m oty, " ltmlway, sad SluDelary Artielm- Other esearl:l a... - LINA* 111. IN ,Odedemas .. 44/ 451 1.41 461 1 1 5.4 the strength of the intelligence received by telegraph g oat t Dans64B .. 673 .. 701 . T E.,' ..-:"` ~Zd 0.1.1 Cola mad Maw 11.113406 10 ell Man MN 115411a6 -NI ii fams Wass 15.116 M ell Oak mall se ll= siiiiz .. 14 151 .-- - . ' el ' ': .;.• ,tri.ok. let a slop's( use my ntbst paper- front Southampton, that 329,217 dollars 'had COON Orford andWillenter lb 43 DRUM 7 •M 4 975 -- It I. ':• °' -......'.-,. r „.„„,, a Shippiryt 01 the maim 0 •OS by IP•rry Mein* 5 76 1 11 4 60 Ss in thwar t rathoriatsti. forward by the packet on dividend account, bat sub- Stoektea mad Hartlepool - THIS DAY.-Two o'Cr.oes. ss Is , -. •''.7 7,,:( 0 , - L. ..., 4.1 7 Muting Report, with lot of prima a&IIII111 DWUMIIIS/9. WWI aorta . t 5 Prenetesen'Otallel....lD4.sKme theatuneet sems. sequently fell to 241, when the details became known, The results presented b y these re- There has been scarcely a transaction in the gold 3.653.441 enekeL Dead Wathe 21 ail Seat an= CS i siteoritre....&•Tubli.o. t . t... , e5,tee,..: betee . ~t he. .d. / . 0.1 papa s. i belidei tsioh. the sew ...... 5 1 1l .. 4 134 : 7 1 r a 1s a AN D ! dij ia_ ss ELT ::. 1 4 1 li n and left off 241 to 25. The memorandum forwarded turns ( 'ng only the corresponding lines) are as mining shares to-day, and prices are unchanged. 101.1 0 .," Illbia el. '.lr.. b. 1 ol 7 01 Amill eawartilM ) • - to us by tho committee is subjoined : follows:- Great Polgooths are firm, with purchases at 2 Aggregate amount No. of Average receipt prem. Grand Duchy of Baden shares have improved s i p! . m sr• ...04felt° rtes .. b .., b b , th . b ,.. nem , d a . m . ...7: maw Meer ses wtw s ii i rfq'tho ul ye u e toso to the indan Leedom Newsmen, hp ow , --- ~ „ „, 11. b, ...eo, Mg Oa. roper the, nousen hf more man sereseet eamesiii 3,413,334 N ea l rzi sad erati. • 4 2nd September. Ile sends copy of an order from the go- 18.52- - £268,419 .... 4,611 .... £ 66 16 10 . . . - - 0 - T , ‘ ,.'" . win set year , be a ten its theft Mart amapetitore : „„777,7, 2 7 54 all am Larimentn .. .. li 1 16 1 I vertu:tent, which, at his instance, had been issued to all 1861.... 274,227 .... 4,3114 .... 63 11 11 &Antonia. manipe awed. 499.115.9111 J. IL SLIMY. Danta7a4in n al a s p 11. 13 : w il " 1 . Z nu as m j a e - r op 17*o 112,041 Sept SI um the • cuatent-hotues of ths republic, to furnish monthly 1850.... 229,692 ... 4,2334 • - .. 64 6 2 oder. ' "vs. 11.4,1.0...1.010.1C1.11 ••• ... Nan Pal yeetentay. odes. .. 1771 • 5251.000 stMosolas of the Produce of the monism emdeed for the These returns must be . considered favourable, al- Na 4' """s" r ''''' ' --- • - • rat LIMN* SUOAR.-The average twin of Soma, the redoes of M. In en Gampew . se f t TO P a r aint 61. th e ""erees " 1 ill° Ismill debt, to " 4 " _. l . though the etwapatison with 1861 shown thin week a 1014400 1 Allaa Ma - --- -- - 111 , 1 , 15. ll's"' - um. ugyLooo ths British p . oseseskiaa ia Antenna, eomputed has the re- :Is.. i.e , NO= " llen I 2 pm: it err slihbk ' I " 4111416666.1 61 " awe is its " "ft " swag. ". greater numerical difference , owing to the tide of woes I.- "W l° C`nkainm° 10%11 1 NEM9 .................... , ~,.....e f the p0 g 1 y,,,, i tmi sk s sks h i sk e s af tans made in the week ending the 28 th of Fessg. 1099, is 1 , la emitter= 13 7 , the beedlieddeM with mere secures, sad replarity than ikon PO Amato - - 1 Iler equal. ,. .T et .resed ay ae; lb. Md. legee. Ms 'mum et the 146•TiDoes Ni. 2111. d'id. KIM a. nassuse. a. silt: .. es a has bees the ems Miens. visitors having set more strongly towards the Crystal tusuto to kumtralesna 9lll „ . le.. -,. - ~..,,, the y ea meee777l4 ' the Lambe . etas Sugar, the predated the Zest lodise, 23 3 . 1144. The S 4 IN De. dremseel, Mask- 114 tit 41 11 ' It a ,,,,." .. ?,,,‘,..!..h . ,• , r tit took Min round end a Neal Isar -nall- average price of the three foregoing descriptions of Sugar, to 111 IRS Weste(leA. 91 94 911 This packet has brought nothing for the payment of the Palace, which, at this period of last year, was 1 2 f1sr e ", A., einiii ."" l " overdue dividend, but Mews. Baring Brothers and Co. notified to he closed In October. It must be remem- 0 7 ,00 . 3 i 3„ Mani , nee- bw- -.1 • 1 , 1 .. reimmatme keenness whisk Is elan, the j ointl y, 2 , us. laic et. IN 011110 1111061/0 ... .. IR ISt Vi t t 6 at 1 s lie b 6 """:'....,'", ! tee . Id ; and to with vas sesta largest J N ell laaainia sad Wale .. 53 61 bead that tho present traffic is far more paying than s.s • to inwesvew IWO 101 beta all bars received 58,339 dole. 13c. from Vera Cruz and Tun g* ''' --; ,' , - ,'.a...1 dale teme% weit witt the largest - tia 111 On Thlris : .10 11 PR pew, on account of their advance of 800,000 dole. for the loo,cen 1 MOM Ananias Clad .. all 2 Olio 1 '''''' '': ..;`. -,.,' - omit ia Me 'llmee-MSelmal In sar T 4. 105 Leaman ealinial . n 511 64 61 1 1 tho low fare traffic of that period. MON 90 British Iron 13.6 - - g V"" ' ''';;;' . ......7" * .re mes wwwpash In* 1M sommereial THE . BISHOP OF EXETER'S CONFESSIONAL to IDa Illia - . st ss se payment of the last January dividend, which leaves some 15,000 doll. shit due to them on that account- There is, The return per mile per week is subloined: 10,000 as Brami. Imp.llm. at 51 pa. at 6 7 ....,.1 6 .'"r"' INQUIRY. 14 114 LW. Wad WM, Cake aet ~ however, some hope of a remittance on account of the hely 18.52. 262. ma. it,oao 10 Do. Commend Caste el! 1- - - I " . '" ' .. , p...ssaler er Enema lathe litenana ; sal .__ __ ___ te all Leeds Iladwits_ . _ ..,_ .. 181 19 91 11,000 M Do. at. Jobs Uei Me. - ye Aed* w" ." . an .r„,,t. pia Inman dividend ' next month. London and NorthWestem £91.39 .. £112.80 .. £94.51 tt ... 0 . 1 c ..,..,,,,.. 0 .... • . 11 i dui ,. spoons, o, a 41.0t14. _ In respect to the recent inquiry by the Bishop of p o i 1 11 14 . 6 . 6 . 1 lIMITIU .. e e et Mr. Falconnet gives an unfavourablo account of the in- L o n don and Yorkshire....7o 06 .. 66.88 .. 6.3.28 moot .. Cbbre Orpfor .... ... - - I. tAii..Weatliewl 16 le pa ''..-- - - IiARLOW'S NEW IN- Exeter into the doctriues and practices of the Rev. G. K. et- too i i ,,.... sic thee th si .164 , 11141 tarsal state of Mexteo, of which the friends of Santa Anna London and South Western../32.15 .. 67.33 .. 48.67 150,000 i Colonial Go a vExTr o samtegiNo swpnom Peruse, the incumbent of St. Peter's EMAIL Plymouth, et- to: ?tam Neese ( 11l TN 1171 17 1 164 endeavour to take advantage In his favour. According to Great Western 66.65 .. 100.46 .. 68.47 . copiape - - S . • - TA . ION:117112ZS NO VIINTAPSO I! very considerable excitement prevails to the neighbourhood to I: On Ms -.. .. II II in ir t emd it biiak misestirtirycipeeateedenthd 'llea v ee e n ry re l es arg e r w ee ee ti wi ng ;0 4 . 14 4 4 ... prgl i roml ..... LIC, _lf _li . W ST IS 57 SI If reports, they were piping ground in the important state London and Brighton : ...... 77.10 .. 89.02 .. 73.40 . 7 . 8 •.._.°W 6 gaol. *Ault: 4l4 "M" "Ii dm et of Jalisco , and he adds, per P.S.. dated Sept. 2: South Eastern 66.73 .. 7.5 . 80 .. 67.71 ;:::: 26 Chset ll ° Letters from Tampico, which reached this plan last York and North Midland 19.24 _ 37.58 .. 37.23 e zoo Guide. Mountain - all all Ole par Orand Duchy deaden ... nll IL. per 1 • , 1 8 ''' A 170111""at.s10011*114161.0111' air, 87 % o 'i r . oMbal " 111 7 of those P th i Le m° ll7 "h bo ' a t . i. - . . . It o. th , ...15 3111011 be draws 66 5° 661, will be held in the course of a week Or two, for the u ose PeP 40 as ' nil. am ..- it sdl of bringing public opinion to bear upon the matter. At as an tanendwykinelika 161 1711 night, inform us that a revolution had taken plan in favour Gent Nor th ern of Banta Anus : everything. it seems, passed off very Midland ' 56.28 .. 69.10 .. 39.64 mon 49.22 - 49.0.5 _ 49.51 100,000 Orval Polpouth Liberty ail 1 I tra 1 t 1,.. t the utual meeting of the Board of Commissioners of Devon. 51 all Ileadh„Des.emdllelkee - - quietly. This will • other states to follow the exam - Cheater and Holyhead 48.12 .. 43 87 .. 37.62 101:000 lake Manua .4 1 ‘ .Ir ----- ! ..,.._ __ _ i _po t, held on Pnday r last, two days after the inquiry, Mr. N. M. IN u M iam milpatelen. lei De 1 67 1 _ 7_ _____ _ . _' MIN - P. M. Little, •re cable solicitor, bogged to Inquire 6, 4 1 Thh i 1...../Ihiso i i II thi whether it was intro ed by the beard to permit any of the ft , h.) sew ..- 22 ir m a. - 47 p ti Nair charge flli 1 i aslo 000 pia. The crisis is appease ng fast, and lam afraid a general York, Newcaatle,and Barwick 48.93 .. 63.79 .. 61.69 100 : 02 n ay against the government will soon be got up In the Bristol and Exeter w ho of the rtpublie." lon. Acsida,G.Gtx.C.Co. ell I 4 di ' . Martquita 59 . 3 8 • • 60.8,5 • • 6 ' 112 30000 1 Heiman& soutleAuaereas 9 4/ 5 I EsaternCounties and Norfolk 51.13 .. 60.44 .. 42.84 ',sotto New annuls • 1: ). :t , '. e tha hil t dre n c o u c n h d il e d r ren theThe President's cabinet bad reeigeed, and it was lancer- The returns on Scotch lines are as under : 100.000 Neatens Shed* a m ntdo fromat tmul t he the h o eo us e a fl:: 0 10: t a t tik.o 54.0 7 4 6 114.0. 14....in5e n e d4k i n 5 d).., - ; N i l / about to be held at Bt. Peter's, Bldad.-Mr. Willing said lei di Xmases Rai ' -' oes .„ - .... Min who the next ministen would be. 1812. :en. 105 . 005 Poet MA. all II 4 tr , 4,843 55,100 tante Bosh Spanish stocks were higher to-day, the Old Threes Glasgow and South Western 4,891 .... 54 14 m..'i7,000 IS Santiago de Calm 133 11 4 :2 ~. 1 1 it. gen; Hseessls 6 to nosy lke era Is the consent of the house committee, and that no applies- 11•211 M A -.. - iii,- .10,183 .... 9,096 *v oo 'oath Amtrahaa lOn I;.a. 4 tan mew of ale; prise 48. N.; Mis tine had been made to them for that purpose. Mr. Lan to 11 WPM seta Smithas... 1 t it es reacling . 3l. Other stocks were steady, but with Caledonian little business, beyond the settlement of the account, Edinburgh and Glasgow 172. - elcetemplifd irs May, Se.. 9a. aniter, the governor, observed that the Rev. tdr. Toren f.t . IN Oa." ... ... 48 46 44h. Scottish Central m ei 1 " 6 iiimiw P vi al vill loS b : bed spoken to him respecting the children being confirmed, po go Isp.jaapp:: .. .. pi gi 4 s, which passed off quietly. The dl Y 's ill" arc di-- Dundee and Pe.' l'. seven. 'Mom ken kap s :e i a HI the wp Wale Mae( bat without any reference to Eldad, as the intimation to se II Metes Osumlss irake - - die .. (II reported:-Belgian Four-and-a-lla per Cent ., 971 s cethth hlt; uana :imam •••• - use , I 710 .... 572 •A . I Tana f i - podia thp• ir f s N 347=shmitivik. senfinn them wu considered to have hese abandoned. Mr. et. too sera wait - ... ... se gi 811 (exchange fixed at MI Danish Firs pee Cent., kt r i,,,~ u,,,,, - ,;t,thissthereek i bumb e b i v re. P. M. lattle-As a commiagonet I shell Snugly ob i eet ts 14 f 11l ra ft >•s 1 . ~ ..., : oil n o .... i t.... 1, 4.048 ..., 3,787 4 Roth British ... :• 6 " -I - '• 1 i to renal bay; wine the Iththlnnesk any (Jibe children being hiss fit Rawl, sad 1 trait this 2 : : 1 , 1 ,14. 6 W 82 . 2 . 1 . I Lai! ~,,,,. r 90t pet Vont, Certifs., for accouni In.- 7•:.1. me. . 1' r.: , ult ao met Mae ems& 4l e •o blend will acquaint the bows ammitssa with *keit ialiege ts 54 s a ck stmweet:taia sa 4pm . 1 " ;11 . (31;.7 091. tiranais Inferred Bonds, Ili,. I. ...,. ~...,_ ....-"It are: " ... " ,...., " .1140/4 4 L AND m A iLvirs. MOM MASLOW. 1i .. .._311115m Mexican 11,:se Three per Cents , 26, 251, 25; ditiO 1852. 1661. -_-_-_ be . 41S the subject. I shall tweed/ *est to say alley ad- M. toe Iwo, &Wolves M 46 stmt. ... ser a tr .4.ll Lr m aa ni k a ss . dna &Medial, at St. Pew's sw my seek pupate. as I m too meter Omni ... ... 01 es for account, 26, 231, 241, 25, 241, 1. Peruvian Ao- Belfast and Ballymena lbaal 1 , . 1.-N.B. No tape an pastas amp simpoil ;a Ns omtottsift •mg as the el. pardsralar'y m 100 testi* IMMO ... .. 33 117 Londonderry an d E nn iskill en 335 .... 159 The supplies of Wheat and Flout during the week have tives, 106 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 641. sew .si alma. thee the Mites =lt= seedsmalW as Me Werra 111- 10 Orem 6 Mu, asses MI 11 Cork and Bandon M. WO De. tarry,,, • ••• - - Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., 381. Ras- Cl an I.l'. t raelleviallo agm asthma et man manna N teamed m after what het reesetkp assi tmalese. (Rear. to $ Iliggibly 4 s im igi r d,. 2 14 w o 1,093 .... 1,138 raid s of last Monday, with a fair amount of business WO' 4 e‘ num a. me mina be KIM bow) From the Ms board iti- WI all skawatary sea chews sian Five per Cents., 1181 ex div. ; ditto Four-and-a- Belfast and County Down • 27.5 .... 284 Barley comes very sparingly to market, and its value is 131 "‘"" TAr waAValts..."B.4. the U = s r gh " dewily ilymmtkieed ri = tr i ,tiais In Ms ebservattoas. Half per Cent., 105. Sardinian Five per Cents., 96, Great Southern and Western d,,,,,... _ rm .:, tett est Wpm pullet The trade allee.W.Nlia.) ... .. 901 Ili . _ ........_ - • -s-s ... 1... .2... ••• oar lma. assarLimos. 11l ell no-Ether ... .. ... 1111 IM OM. Snanish Old Three tier Cent.. 51 : ditto New Dundalk and Enniskillen 167 .... 162 :Ile . receirts . of Hagfish Oats have been small, but sup ... In respect to the recent inquiry by the Bishop of I io Exeter into the doctrines and practices of the Rev. G. R. - Peruse, the incumbent of St. Peter's Eldad, Plymouth, very considerable excitement prevails is the neighbourhood of Plymouth, and it is anticipated that a very large meeting 1 0 of those who think Mr. Prynne and the confessional wrong It will he held in the course of a week or two, for the purpose to of bringing public opinion to bear upon the matter. At as the usual meetiof of the Board of Commissioners of Devon. M port, held en Pnday last, two days after the inquiry, Mr. et. P. M. Little, • respectable solicitor, begged to inquire whether it was intended by the board to permit any of the z. children under their charge to attend the confirmation to about to be held at St. Peter's, Eldad.—Mr. Willing mid 1N that no children could attend from the house without It. the consent of the house committee, and that no applies- SO tion had been made to them for that parrs's. Mr. Lan- so caster, the governor, observed that the Rev. Mr. Taman F 4. had spoken to him respecting the children being confirmed, Bp but without any reference to Eldad, as the intimation to confirm them was considered to have been abandoned. Mr. P. M. lattle—As a commissioner I 041 . strongly °bleat sis any of the elailaren tieing !ak.a& Wail, and 1 trait this board will acquaint the house isammitiga with Omar lisshogs as the &abject. I shall pip dely *est to say doe ail- at. dun attending at Bt. NW, is rag mesh repine, as I st, entsitala a very es the lee. pasiisebeey elf that the Whop eseftwilW tbs aura me . teemed le otter what hes resee=lese. (Rear, bear.) beset eel- 3 . 1 res the w diailY nui F Ca ti = ZIA* la ASlTTatiOas. Make was seems& es be gluesle eke ifiesseillese the es the smut lewd day whites's &sell be When is vehrestee to slab, soy _aliases rescreen with the " is the heleelsi esedleneeis Si St. Peter's, "' 14 Mi . :lN — pi. _ isairibra._ ..... , iilo i = k W infaldllia,.. 10 Liwillwr_ .. - i00.7 ' , tiationgooKom _ too mom odsh .- ... ... 1 4= 1 2 fi t: i le =oat a 000". ... 1 tio Ilsrellalledelles.. . 114 IlielhaLlsoftWeet.ftas IN Wara. N Clieleo6llolvor.l ... .. 100 itsellik 111111.41 .. IA) illimmw lb Mu., lbw A 100 II *s wa mi • Nu , rd ailisiL, .. lla . Ali sWvistiiin awl Chow Clisr.W.llll3.) .. sal 1115.11068 ... .. 0 f • ~. 47 1 64 7 4 ia 44 11 8$ 63 0 44 73 1 I+OY 1101 1: 111 1 , 1 166 16 11 31 ili, al 10 111 14 71 1+ 0 141 lit ami ;darn. J. tree haps* MUV f is igr Oak sol Me Ws SW Dm, 11.1, up Irma =rind f t," • .. r . T I, sad Is. pa goket. The trade si.v. 1.. ss eta sme sash sad duly snarler' le tat bttloti, reetka IL 01. BULMLNGHAM AND OXFORD JUNCTION Si zd THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. RAILWAY. OPENING OF THE LINE FROM BANBURY TO OXFORD. The opening of this line was asittaratad by adi vi,er at the Regent Hotel, Leamiegtem A void train, conveying • number of this Afroolars and other gentlemen interested in the undertakimii bath the Paddler to station yesterday morning ; but mufti' about sin mass from Banbury it met with as alunsisr accident. The train. Rita waiting 23 miantah km *especial train, bad left Oxford, and had reached Ayala matiew, when the op. ration of minting tickets Me rate 4,111, wins the train from Loudon was perceived *be 1101.11111allip The driver immediately put his engine In m a ins the gm** bring rim into; bat unfortunately the magas She* be tween Cie two massager canters seal the tea vans of which the train we. compossi Inks. The trim therefore ran into, or Mbar sus, the two LaMo— the wheels of the hinder vie, 'bilk was lades with um being afterwards found entaastoil bonusa those of the tender. Of coarse both raw meth maim& to pieces, oael Sewers! perms* expefilield oeterw esatselass, bat their in juin were happily set 111111SUL, The INAS wen to have gone is to Birmingham, but ha eseempaine of We disaator it only proceeded to Lemaisgtes. At the Swan tows moms hundred persons had bees inefted te news by it to Leamington, but at one o'clock intellf.mos at en accident wan received. In this dilemma it wee yeegami le matey the Birmingham visitors Ia truths, OD the if liTe4 ; en engine, The Ida, wee about gut in regain:ion for the puree, bat in moving her s >r al the rails and embedded herself is the and. For three hours all efforts to remove her were unavailing. At length, however, • train arrived Rem Leamiagten, sad at Ave is the annum the Birmingham imennisaists left Sr that town. which they reached jest as the petty at the *freer were breaking up. The than oa the 04=400 we. filled by Mr. Sinuses, one of the directors of the Great Western Railway ; and there were also present Lord and Lady Villiers, the Hon. B. Clive, M.P., Mr. Pen, M.P. Mr. ficholoishi=, the Rev. Dr. It , Princi p al of Braman a the Ice.. Dr. Jenne, Mis ter of Pembroke College, Mr. I. W. Buller, Hr. Bruised, Mr. Goo*, Mr. Rem, Mr. Ka- Am", Mr. Theodore Martin, Mr. Matthews, and a great Dumber of other gentlemen and ladies. The toast of the day, Prosperity to the Birmingham and Oxford Rail way," wu proposed from the chair, and WY mud) applause, although it En be eendemed *at the opening of the line woe attended by tdrenamennem that ci , Lid hardly be construed into a geed omen. The epeeist train returned to town without sayymther accident. 711 E NORFOLK ESTUARY COMPANY. Yesterday ma uij ,urned meeting of the shareholdm of this company was held at Grey's Inn Coffee House to receive the report M the committer appointed at the half-yearly meeting to water with the Eau Brink Coramiatioaen upon the friendly _ adjustment Olthediffereaces between anti aid the amp Puy. Sir W. B. Folk's, Bart. in the aide. Tho septet of the committee stated that in the eiedbenee Mom themselves and the committee of the eamoidemem, malt took place at the Ball Hotel, Cuebridp. "pm OW SA alt , y Karl made the following the sums already contributed by ennenheinenin tigri be invested in the joint names of Sir W. B. Nikes, ma • trustee to be named by them ; secondly, that they 11041 b. galled on for no further contribution until the low keel in Lynn Harbour is one foot; thirdly, that linenthe aireioners should remove the tajanction of in mid Chancery upon the proeseetiell if the wad la reply, the committee sidle osmminimns isaliPl Xl= maid not recommend that body to agree Is lay which would involve the neceorityor enable the of the }actuary Company an d their contractors to the present channel at any time or in WIWI! - than io provided by the Estuary Acts of iidg. They deo Frot,,,d tin it 'fittingness to refer to the Wad melba us October the proposes of the company's tommilinee cue a fall reservation of the legal rights or the mothillielhine with rennet to the closing of the present chased. Imemode sod that it be oho agreed upon that the 011.1111MiliMMI should he at liberty to mon to the legal restedise goo by the listeary Acts, in cue the two two-mile Ms works connected with them are not completed by 11 s able and the wat e r o f the river Ouse diverted and to tear through the some, or in cue the low water level in Lynn harbour should he previously raised at may time tithe level of I hit. above the zero point upon the elite kau Wink Commissioners . There mu pale grub reopen to the present free bridge. Me st e m etotreittee, apes receiving this reply, refund fw sommis the ienditions of it, and recommended the coememy to p parliament for • remediat act. The chairman mewed the adoption of the report, and Lord Alford wended it. A leer debate ens ue d ; the result wee the adoption of the rte The business of the general meeting, of which the pre Ant was an adjournment, was next completed. l'eltrft. AND DVNDEP. Reft.WAT.,e Th, halt.yearly meeting of this railway company was bill at I, ..!:nburgh on Weitursday, Sir William Dunbar, during clisiroisn, presiding. The report, which has already sips pe , .ed in our columns, was held as read. The chairmen n developed, at censidenble length, the principa l = of it , report, and concluded by moving a eerie* of apprtetirm of the report of the directors ageolling he he the eh eme f or t extrication of the affairs of the e= ar.l .iiithorising them to a ppl y t o par li amen t to end ware." r th. in to carry oat the same. Mr. Bennet s the re.oluitons, which were unanimously agreed to, _nillhella a "" , -ion. The chairman then moved the melanin. ei us suroment with the Leven Railway • III!, hell, RS chairman of the committee of c the q would be but just, string the stetel=ellef con.rthy, that some time he allowed for them to Man" °^, • thi• prepated agreement would influence the Aft a the (-tepee,, nod he would therefore move that the WAN, he postponed for nix months. The amendment Minh, roniled, the chairman expressed his willingaieW , 0 the matte r being remitted to the directors for tilde ratirh. After some enseuesion, the suggestion thin 1 1' tn•tht Le ren.itted hack to the directors fur their fee te' esideration was ag ree d to. After a vote of thanks t St*, I hairman, the meeting separated. Mad. Se The Rpm& lea of Thesolop, Sept. SD, Ulu no- et. i tires the webs al oradoiling labile amnia is Kr. Prynaire i• is shards, et. Polar% at Ibilail, _• .. We paid a Ask M this Pusaylla nalablithowit ore Ban- ii day waning last. The perhonswess uses all dose in Aso- re aceasing. shosring, I=r, awl drawling. There So were Om priests, seseleasee, aad hem sad ,t! than Mee Meek Weal: hem fee. twain th e hal awn r t. 1 the wrapie, inaseliag la end at Made' u min et tise very MP elem. Tr i p ling. erhosase, as a rah- so was tellallehil in • swear' Priaisahent thatch, is quite et. 1 a hese. Ks. Darling, onsets peMls, drawled the Dwe lled Litsop eel made it aapllieg bit a payer by his trli eassetha=log. la the maw a the bathos Kr. li e r ie S e nd read • dismays, on the . ... a ll e a ll dil jthaj e l i T t Ira was sot foo ben where lel 1111611 vary et what his said reached real to lier si g e r ~„,... ...... ~..h the mews. shield se mem the pests every =.l.eollues im arenowiss et is aad ewe- se; The ' pdask ' in osasolog_ his low p4 y lp k i e l u had le shad the awe time while the wipaist p a wiamboy, tiese whisk. without soy w so pewee, he sued re Ids , gasselowel his ass. - This as diemsla the ma that being ' the liodp ' dspeoll ben. Agar itt. the swath het best asesaUsed. the pr e iest aeSursed w the a 'dose wad Oa Tibet Pipwas west to the asellmost muse, awl used • ther soolthess. whale Priests Mediae sod pi Delft, knelt a hot se two lower down hi breabla els& se mason at the asuthowest Ismer, with their haft pimesd lis aware their breasts, ht the ma t lowly, Iswiskie s ,.....tzd _ ot proved Puseyite petal& This closed the lil dew which the Firth slaw shwa, sad buoy low to by the little old guillsma who anise Si. • wad so and . the hec:asehed is peonwiso up the mew aisle of the chum NA died d e the plea Ye the walhodeaal, Pi sad the holy bee rink wild= at the =to side. The roar astsespega t who to tho Odiolla e P r tswthd ill: eu V Moth; ad as they athe la the is dim, tamed awl nab a low s to the high altar. This is the hied er ' woad,' ea gees ts lit restitarly at MeV le THE RAILINGS OF ST. PAUL'S rezacreal of the railings in front of the cathedral is an ob ject wheel% many citizens, especially these snidest in end near Bt. Pauli Churchyard, ham at desired to me effisted. Hat the Dean and Chapter ken hitherto se sWaei The Wiese thee sosseesi with thee en late tbst haw- statism a wo d& e gives to Ed&l. that, v that, llll Mese 18 4 th e d : s. tarkisty of Wise as& Miser lewd pm* is tbe this within the posies of Ms ithstehyseel. don leadelies, sad thrsisoesse hi bees sisettel thesis ;" sad the, dishes. " ths misseeet of ths At the fain, the said lig, by Wispiest "—that kid 111. Wird 1., at. Is—" bssess deo Wormiest. Imo is ths thir• tool yaw st hie nip. to the bassi of God owd the holy &vs* id lbw nets whose bodies on buried Siegel% is she la the bear security of the mime awl Ohms smart thesis► posed sir the said doss sad siege Weis is Wait the esti desseitysod with a wall, it , with it ion sad yolowee, to be sised wry emers a Spiced) closed every night."—(Vide Duet, p. 12, ) The church lilt stands cw 2 ems IS pasha of =; sad the balustrades seed on a dwarf deri wall, nos ; tee beisseades Sr. 5 fest I hies sat 2,800 is number. They en assess the int of that article mansistand is this sistry. it is said, no less thew 200 tess Ms. They soot the enormous sum of 11,))21., whereas the satin bred itself cost only 747,9441. GAL'S ON THE NORTHUMBULAWD Cr7.I7ZICOVIST Weiresisy7:A iaavy gale of wind has bprevailed on this coast during the lass two days. It has lown from the north-east, with heavy falls of ruin. Yes terday morning 30 fishing boats were about nine miles from the coast when the gale came on, and immediately put in towards the shore. When about a mile of the haven a fearful sea was breaki on the shore, and it was at great peril those well in advance landed. Four boats, bow ever, oa arriving off the bar, found it helpmate to get in, and in all probability the crews would have met a waterygrave but for the presence of the new lifeboat just sta • at Canoeing by the National Society for the Preservation of Life from Shipwreck, which was manned by fourteen of the fishermen and pilots, who, saxiously watched by • large concourse of people , gallantly rescued their comrades from their impending fats. Oaths woe afternoon the Emporium, a vessel from America, got en shoe to the south of Myth. The Blyth lifeboat was run along the sands with horses, and the crew and passenEm including three women, were rescued. Some lyne were able to run their cables on shore and solgh of &s -haven before the gale got to its worst. There are some vessels on the feast, and fears are entertained for their safety. The Lightning war-steamer, which left the Tyne on • surveying expedition to the Deggerbank, is expected to have reached the Humber. There Is no appearance of the gale abating. A DEATII-OLD CONYESSION.—The Swedish jour nals publish the following narrative:—About ten days ago, • Madams Nilsson, wife of a brewer of the highest respec tability of Mesta, haliag that she wee about to die, east for K. Mask, the Lotheren clergyman of the parish, sad 'Lavin sawed every NW to leave the room, confessed with mesh wpm at wank that about 3d years ago she and her heehehdjai larthieM their infant child. She said that Nihon hod MIAMI ben, and that they subsoriently low Wed watery to the wadi of their parents. Asia Sweden a yeses aosearvied wawa who has acted improperly with • man s prothwadly de= di evess Walsh else mom holm • child he horn, hoe to bar to hill the infant. Oa rewired the peop=rith borrw, but he owl dm at het assantall. Wry ratted to on lsddedbew at sows distance bow the town, NA there she was delivered. Her husband soillottod the add, and boded Ws body in a field. She dessrbed the wean spot when the kilorraent took Men. A hen been alter stating these hole els did. As in the Latham skunk, confes sions mast sonaidered imdelably rawer, M. Ringk in formal the authorities of what DEsdroo Wiesen had said. A insodi we mode in the MC and the skeleton of the Wild we ShsaL neztar:iliess was errested. Ile Me Mod the NOW Wise In the town, sad has ship bass noun bis boomtown. ioNil4 . N INNOIN owe .. ... Mak 11. C. sod 13. NSome 'JI Do NN m par nt.— IN MN NNW' Sesta Wake ,_. U &NIL TeNiIIANNIN IT Vale et Noll • al Windbags. Me ie inf i t . in Wands' ion _IT Wso 0111111111 i ... 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In ransim iron ... 9) 1 Paris ad Illeallesre 4 'P.4l4,4:l44Paaliairboari. 10 40•44 sal Ma.... le 444444•404 Mae ... 61 Wag Plahaws... . 4 WOWS 44 rms.:: 1 13 - 3 . 1 It 1i !! l 81 . 1 ! . 10 lie 1111 674 I Ato 2 24 „ V/ V 1 Si :ei MP DO H U ►u IN ad .81 SS 15 15 Ni 06 II 3 101 IN - M IN 151 14$ IN ad SO it 103 IN 18 ARLO. 104 lid IN hi ad - CM I If S 4 It H .31 1 I pm I I? 3_ . 1, hr U. . I! 1* p. V I i " 11 1 U TM I d"' ai 1 Pei 141 1.80 r 4 '6i - II 14 N lti 171 114 I$ IP is I 1 1163 IN 6 61 I Ps 11figl 74 pa 1 11 $--, II pa 7I St jj It I j 1 3 , 61 pa i i Ia II 4 $ 4 1 8 7 iSj S3l in 144 131 111 sva IT IS 1111 13 191 SO 1 II 14 Pa 10 101 4 • 4 s aim i - ig z- A ` aieio .. f m ts o .. MONEY Milliloci. TiguisDAir Imam. The Coital market was again extremely quiet to day, and there was a slight feeling of flatness abroad, consequent upon the absence of business. The pries closed 100 to /, both for money and the 13th October. The only other business was in India stock, at 2761. The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted 70s. to = rem. ; and the June, 675. to 70s. prem. India 1 sited more variation, being marked at the esdhesel l value of 835., 86.., and Me. prem. In the foreign stock department, the chief move ment was in Mexican Bonds, which rose to 26, mos the strength of the intelligence received by tsssyh from Southampton, that 329,217 dollars lad athe Steward by the packet on dividend account, but slab =Ctly fell to 241, when the details became knows, R off 241 to 25. The memorandum forwa rded tow by the committee is subjoined : TM Committee of Mexican Bondholders have resolved advises he. Mr. Faleonnot, dated Mexico, the let sad ith September. Ile sends espy of an order from the go memment, which, at his irsdaswie, had hose isene4 to all tin mithimohouous of tile republie. to thrahir imathly Melemenb at the prelim of the memo reigned fer the mouth of the Wares& ea the ia order ee 1, 140 . _ o. AlEigifftent at Seem M a de eseseam uu t c:Bb r. -.11 .i la • Iri he eal WI e IsmlleY sali Tide packet has toesiCt ir ot s Mag for the payment of c ut e ! ~dee dividelsk het ea mad lam received 61316 deb. lie. te r n i Mas Cree milks glee. ea moonlit of their abeam of 800,000 dole. few 'lbe of the last January dividend, which Waves soon Ida still due to then on that account. There ie. some bops of a remittance on meant of the Jets mat swath. Ilk. Palleasee gives as mammal& asemat of the in. lemma Male of Mexico, of which the Meads of Seats Atha manner to take advantage in his Wear. Ammedieg to they were gaining ground in the important mate l orrete ' se, and he adds, per P.S., dated Sept. 2: .. Letters from Tampico, which reached this place lea night, inform us that a revolution had taken place to favour of Santa Anna: everything. it seems, peeled at very quietly. This will • other states to follow the thaw pie. The crisis is ape=fitg fast, and I am afraid a general cry against the government will soon be got up is the whole of the republie." The President's cabinet bad resigned, and it was anew tails who the next ministers would be. Spanish stocks were higher to-day, the Old Threes reaching 51. Other stftlui were steady, bat with little business, beyond the settlement of the account, which passed off quietly. The day's sales aro thus reported:-Belgian Four-and-a-15;:it pa Cent., 974 (exchange fixed at 93L1 Danish Five per Cent., "" 1 '-':t , rot Per Vent, Certifs., for account avert,.A.. . , ~ • .... . . 15th Oct., 891. Granada Deferred Bonds, 11 3 . I. Mexican Ncw Three per Cents , 26, 251, 25; ditio for account, 28, 231, 241, 25, 24/,1. Peruvian Ao- tives, 103 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 641. Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., 381. Rus sian Five per Cents., 1181 ex thy. ; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cent., 105. Sardinian Five per Cents., 90, 931. Spanish Old Three per Cent., 51; ditto New Deferred Three per Cent., 231 ; ditto Passive (Con verted), 61. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 9 1 prem. Venezuela Deferred, 164. The transactions in miscellaneous shares include Bank of Austr..lasia at 571; London Chartered Bank of Australia, 31; Royal Australian Banking and Gold Importink ß l o i r , d 11 • Union Bank of Aus tralis, 50{, 50; stal Palace, 5; Royal Mail Steam, 79, 781. Bordeaux and Cette Railway shares are quoted 31. to 3t rem.; • Upper Indian Railway, Ito i prem. ; Woodford Railway, I to 4 prem.; Wimbledon and Croydon Railway, 14 to 2 prem.; Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway, Ito 1 prem.; English, Scottish, and Australian Bank, 1 to II prom ; Quebec and Richmond Railway, c r to e prem.: Heelers and Grandame Railway, to 4 prem.; French Crystal Palace, Ito 4 prem,L orth of T-oroAo.froofocPoLlo 4 pea5.. 01 444 Bood.l to pt'. D. The amount of coin shipped by the Melbas's* steamer for Australia is 130,0001. By the La Plats, the amount of bullion and specie to band le 1,374,766 dole., worth about 275,000!. Two ream& were reported off the coast to-day from Australia, viz., the Blundell, from Port Phillip, and the Sophia Moffatt, from Adelaide, both of which are believed to have gold on board, but the amount is not known. The dates from the two ports by these arrivals are not so late as those previously received. We have already had occasion to notice the for mation of several new metropolitan railways, each requiring only a small capital, and to-day we have to record the announcement of the "Vauxhall and Sydcnham Railway." This lino is to proceed from the South Western Railway at Vauxhall, through Stockwell, Clapham-rise, Buxton, Herne Hill, Dul wich, Forest Hill, and Sydenham, to the Dartmouth Arms station on the Brighton, Dover, and Portsmouth Railways, from which point it may perhaps be ex tended to Lewisham, on the North sent Railway. It will give to the last-named lines two West-end termini, at the Vauxhall and Waterloo stations, and will also open a direct route from tho West-end to the Crystal Palace. An arrangement has been con ended with Messrs. Fox, Henderson, and Co., by which that firm agree to make and open the line for the sum of 280,0001., and then to work it for seven years, paying Si. per cent. interest on the capital up till the_ opening of the lice, and 5 per cent., they with toff the profits, for the seven years Hader these circumstances, there is no doubt the Alm will bear a high premium. There has bean rather more business this week in the market for American stocks, especially in United Bates Bonds of 1868, but the change in prices is alight. Present quotations are thus reported by Mears. 1). Bell, Son, and Co., for transmission to America : Redeemable. Dividends. Mesa. United Mates 5 per Ct. Eds. 1865 JIB, and July 98 59 Ditui 6 per Cent lids. ... len Jen. end July 1031 1044 Do. 6 per et. do. do. ISM Jae. and July 1094 110 Do. 6 per Ct. Inee.atoek 1817.11848 Jr. and July 107 106 New York State 5 per eta 133114860 Quarterly 97 90 Penneylvenlie S per Ct. - Feb. and Aug. 864 874 Do. 5 per Cent. Bonds 1839 Jas. and July 95 to Otis 6 per Cents . ilesachiceette 3 perCt.Bter hex bonds Mart lae4 3 pettl.Bter.Bele. - Jen. and July 961 974 Crawls 6 per Cent Beads 12.38 Jan. and July It 0 101 Kentucky 6 per Cent 1863 Jan. and July 99 ISO Penn."( 6 per Cleat. lB9 . Jan. and July 98 99 Canada 8 per Ct. M. Bonds 1974 Yob. and Aug. 115 118 Doeton City 5 pet Cents.- 1158-18513 April and Oct. 95 111 id Montreal City 6 per Cente. 1357 , 1643 1 April Mme ' iL ept.id uc L 1 831 1104 ad Newyork City $ perCt.9l. 10348;0 Quarterly 93 - Philadelphia and Reading Rath itd.6 pet Ct. Mort roe Bond. lB5O Jan. and July 114 874 New Pork end Krie Beers per Cents.. let mortgage 1845-1869 May end Nov. 1041 10 4 Ditto mote per tent. Ind mortgage Ditto !keen per Cente.,Con. made Ohlo &Panney.e. 7 perets 1M3.13518 Jen. and July 934 944 By the Arctic we are informed that the Pennsyl vania Railroad Loan of 3,000,000 dole. (about 600,0090 had been awarded to the agent of the Messrs. Baring. and Rothschild, at the price of 3 dole. 20c. per cent. premium. This is a very low price for a 6 per cent. stock running till 1880. It is famed in coupon bonds of 1,000 dots. (2001.) each. The rail way in question runs from Philadelphia to Pitts , and is to cost 12,500,000 dole. (about 2,500,0001. , 9,000,000 don. of which have already been paid. t is presumed the loan will eventually be placed pri vately in the hands of English holders by the two great firms above named. The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Wed nesday were as follows :-Dutch Four per Cents., 961; ditto Two-ands-lialf per Cents., 64, Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 231. Mexican New, 26. Portuguese New, 39. Austrian Five per Cent. Metalliquee, 79. The traffic returns fur the last week on the under mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to this day, are as follows : 1452. 1861. 1850. London and NorthWestem..tso,744 ..658,888 • • 844.034 Lancashire and Yorkshire.,. 18,223 .. 17,389 .. 18,023 London and South Western.. 12,740 .. 16,448 ~. 11,889 London and Brighton (heat Western Midland South Eastern York and North Midland York, Newcastle. t Berwick 14,902 .. 16,818 .. 16,146 The Consol market remains stationary, and there is no increase of business. The price has ruled quiet, at 100 to k, both for money and account. No other bomo government stock has been touched. March Exchequer Bills are flat, with sellers at 695. prem. India Bonds have been sold at 83s. and 82a. prem. The settlement in Turkish Scrip has been in pro gress in the foreign house, and the price has been firm at 9to 91. Peruvian Bonds are higher and Mexican steadier than yesterday. Peruvian Actives ' mark 103 to 101 ex div. ; ditto Deferred, 641 to 65 ex div. ; Spanish Old Threes, 61. Mexican, 241 to 25. Granada Deferred, 11Z. Brazilian Old Fives, 101 ex div. PARUAMT. 88. Foe I 1 1.1 I Vol Amain. I Kong. Opening Igbeet. Lowest. Malay 3 per Cents. 4 4 10f 0 ,014 ... 1 104 104 13 IN U 104 10 104 20 ipa Per Cents Cents., 1923 10 6 per I Cents. New Loan , End's es en I (mien 13 E. FEO aa7 0 : 15 11altma is S i pertg. 2 16$ Maly Naples Rents; lO4 $0 Mum ,„ Roman 3 per Cents 981 Ito. 3. ... Do. 103 Piedmont 3 p.Ct . fa 90 .„ Treasury Bonds Do. 9. 1052 Ng Bank Shute 2837 60 PARIS, SEPT. Germain 1,136; Versailles (right bank), • tit to (left bank), 323; 14tris and Orleans, 1,392 30 Parka ma Rouen, 900; Rouen sad Mere, 431 23; Kamilla. and Avignon, 313; Runabout! end Bale, 310 0 ; Northers, 723 73; Part. and An, boutg, 780; Pane and Lyon, 937 10; Lyons end Avignon, SU ; Monter/no and Troyes, 280; Guest, 849 73; Bleats' et St. Nlole 6 Gray, 613 ; Paris and Cbarboarg, 370; Dijon and Branson, S ; Nootpttliee and Cate. —; Boidranz and Tests, 373; Dula and &num, —; Now and Faminp, 297 50; Grand Combs, 1,490. MADRID, SEPT. 23. Three per Cents., 47 1-16; after Boise, 7,47 1-16; 1)o. Deterred, 244 ; after Boles, 244 p.; Debt (l et class), 124; after Bolas, 124; ditto (2nd elan ), ; after Bolas, 61 ex div. Bank of St. Ferdinan , 103 p.; Exchange on London, 60.80. BERLIN, SEPT. 28.—Voluntary Loan, 101 j ; New Four-and-a-Half per Cents. (1850), 1031 ; ditto (1852), 1031. National Debt, 951. Commercial Marine Society's Premium,l29l. Bank Shares, 106. VIENNA, SEPT. 29.—Five per Cent. Metalligues 951 ; New Loan (Series A), 941- ditto (Series B), 109; • Lombardo Venetian , 1021. i3ank Shares, 1,345. Exchange on London, 11.29. NAPLES, SEPT. 24.—Neapolitan Fives, 1081. Sici lian Fives, 102. Exchange on London, 571. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Livrnpoot., Burr. 30.—Nothing calling for particular observation has occurred on our share market to-day ; there has been a moderate business doing, without any i nprove• ment in quotations. The following are the transactions : Birkenhead, Lancashire, sod Cheshire, 61 7 d.—Ditto (late Chester and Birkenhead), 20I—Ditto (221. shares), 31 d.—Caledonian, 22I—East Lancuhire, 181— Lancashire and Yorkshire, 831 I—Leeds Northern (late L. and T.), 181 —Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 181—London and North Western, 117 161 I—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 30 I—Ditto (61. new pref.), I p.—Midland, 761 11 — South Eastern and Dover, 21I—York, Newcastle and Berwick, 16I—Dublin and Drogheda, 61. • • - . - MANCRIATER, SUPT. 30. The market was ag ain weak at the opening, but improved towar.ls the c lose. London and North Western, 117}; Chester and Birken head, 231 die. ; Midland, 71:4 ; Leeds, 831; East Lanca shire, 181; Sheffield, 301 ; North Western, 8. There was bat a limited business. BIRMINGHAM, SUPT. 30.—The market here to.dap was very inactive, and no transactions took place on 'Change. LENDS, SETT. 30.—The share market continuer very quiet, with scarcely any perceptible change in quotat;ous. The sales this morning have been limited to the following lines, in which we give the closing transaetionc—Leeds Northern*, 193; North Western Peels., ; Lancashire and Yorkshires, 831 ; Midland stock, 76f. EXTENSIVE FIRE AT DOCIEBEAD DAY.) — About two o'clock this morning a fire of a very extensive character, and attended with a great destruction of property, broke out in the spacious range of premises belonging to MT. fleece, a linen draper and silk mercer, cornier' on busi nese at No. 9. Thornton-street, Dockbead. The discovery was made by a polies officer of the 111 division, who, in pin ing along hi. best, perceived smoke pouring out of the lower part of the premises. He immediately gave an alarm, end, after some time succeeded in arousing the inmstee, but so fiercely was the fire travelling up the stairs, that the ye -7i011% occupants, had the greatest difficulty in reaching the street. As it was,, they were nearly suffocated with smoke. The necessary intelligence having been sent to the various stations, with as little delay es possible several engines of the London brigade and that of the West of England office attended. The fire-plugs in the neighbourhood haviug been drawn, a good supply of water was procured, from which the engines were set to work; but, in spite of t h e exertions of the firemen, the flames continued to spread, and finally they . broke through the roof and ascended so high as to illuminate the entire district. The firemen, how ever, kept to their work, and at length succeeded in ex tinguishing the conflagration, but nut until the promisee and their contents were nearly destroyed. The value of the stock and furnituro was roughly estimated at from 1,6001. to 2,0001. Thu building and contents were insured in the Natiou.il Mercantile Vire.office. The origin of the disaster could not be learned. PENSIoN Ft)R MR. PUGIN'e 'W IDOW.—We have I been informed that her Majesty has been graciously pleased to confer a pension oc 1001. a year on the widow of the late I Mr. Pugin, the areaitect.—Guardian. The supplies of Wheat and Flour during the week have been moderate, and the trade has ruled very firm, at the rates of last Monday, with a fair amount of business. Barley comes very sparingly to market, and its value is fell, supported. Ihe receipts of Hagfish Oats have been small, but sup plies from Ireland and abroad have been good. We ex perienced a fair demand for consumption, and quite as good terms as earlier in the week. Beans and Peas scarce, and fully as dear. ARRIVALS Lsao LONDON VlO3l 2:t4 SEPT. to let OCt (Ira. Loath*. Saab. Irish. Facia. What Ma ! 8020 Bala 1930 flea l .O 63:0 Malt ....."" 2420 roar. 1,630 saw; 2,260 " Lamas AVRL4OI.3.—WbosI, 41a. N.; Barley. II Ws. Id.; Rys, LIA. 9d.; Hews, la I 00.; rea, Sal 1110 IL; Ow, v stuititA. Aug. !t 1 34 Mast 11..41 I (late. I Eye. Leen.. Pam. Aug. 31 ... ... 41. 3d 21. 44194 3d 294 44 335 34 29. 104 38 .. ... 435 74 le. 2 910 , 5 34•19. 9d . ed 311 Id Sept. 4 .» „. 445 94 28. 24 20. 114 315 3.1 345 104 31. 8d 11 ... ... 44. Id 31. 10418. 104205 94 31. 14 31. Id .12 .., ... 58. 5137. 4411. 74 305 Id 14. 4439. 104 / 25 ... ... 6417. 1417. 114 31. 1413, 10019. 101 1.441;4191;1001e. 'I2 , Z - 0512ti111 194 34505 44 14. 3114, 51.1 .-- 11 .1442.321elepAt i. See. E. sea res.. im. , . ( 1._„hr,... _law. 31. Lag. .....l t sip . It. rept.lt, be, t. 25. 40 9 42 3 .- 41 3-..„ ". .. ... ." 40 0 ' ... ''' I 1 1 "' ...., ... „. ..,............ MINCINCkLANE.-THIS DAT. SVGAIL—There has been a steady business done during the week, et the full prices of last week. Mauritius basing been least in demand. The relined market has been firm. Grocery lumps, quoted at the prices of lut week, 419. to 475. Corrsn.—The market with pul bought in largely reduction, althow now be submitted 435. to 435. 6d., week. importers have again overloaded the iblic sales of Plantation Cedon, bu• they r to sustain prices, and we do not quote any gh to effect sales, rather lower prices must to. Good ordinary Native Ceylon quoted nominal. Na sides of important,: this TAAL—We have bad a dull week in this market but prices re unaltered. _ SPICES have been firm with a limited business done. 2id bags Pimento sold in public tale today at high prices, 60. to Cal. per lb. Rtcs.—A very large business has been done in this arti cle, chiefly on speculative account, and prices show an ad vance at the close of fully 6d. per cwt. Corrox.—A full amount of business has been done, and an advance of id. per lb. has been established. CUCHINIAL.—This article has been dull of sale, but prices are about the same as last week. SrIAITS.—Rum has been dull of sale, but Brandy is firm, at the late advance. In other articles no material alteration. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. The number of Beasts is large, but it chiefly consists of those left over from Monday, and an inferior description of fresh animals. Choice kinds are by no means plentiful, and Monday's quotations are maintained for them; other descriptions are low, and many remelt unsold. We have the usual supply of Sheep, trade for them is about the same as on Monday ; with a more active demand for the best kinds. Trade is very dull for Calves, ut rather lower prices. The foreign supply is 785 Beasts, 3,620 Sheep, and 233 Calves; the number of mulch Cows is 82. Par Maus of 811. a. d. a. d. Par stole of &tn. 4. .. .1. Rot Scot" Ileseforda.. 3 6 3 8 1 But 110... a 111.-Uals. Na 0 6 0 0 1106 Short-Ilona ...... 3 2 3 6 13a4 Low-woula Sue...nd quality Bert... 2 3 2 3 Do. do. :Fbora ................2 S 310 floes sad acound quality 3 0 3 4 kk maws art mew. 1,410 ; elhass awl Laub., 7.393: Chau.. 407. 330. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The Tallow market is very Arm, with a good demand on the spot. Quotations range as follows : —Town Tallow, 40s. 6d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 409.9 d. old, 41s. Gd. new; October to December, 40e. ; January to March (18.33) 40s. 3d. COAL MARKET.—THIS PAY. Ilolywell, 166. 6d.; West Hartley, 17.. Gd , Walls Erd Henan. 17s. ed.—Ships at market, 15. PUBLIC SALES. S!u'T. 30.—8 y Messrs, Bgnattnv and SON, at the Mart. —Eleven houses and plot of building ground, Kensal street, Darrow-road, let at 1161. 101. per annum, held for 18 years unexpired at 301.-4101, Two houses, Johnson:•street, Somers-town, let at 601. per annum, held for 32 years unexpired at 261.-185/. Leasehold house, beslxirough-terrace, llarrow-road, let at 381., held for 500 years, at 71.-300/. Leasehold house, No. 16, York-street, Commercial road, with house in Robert's-place adjoining, producing 31:. per annum, term 31 years at 61. 188.-2101. Leasehold house, No. 15, Albert-piece, Minivan, let at 231., term 53 years at 21. 10i.-180/. By FAILINIWTHIM, CLARICE, and LYE, at Oarrawsyx.— The Arley estate, situate in the parish of Arley, in tho county of Stafford, and comprising the manor of Arley with its Noes and quit-rents; the Castle of Arley, the seat of the late Earl of Mountmorris, with pleasure grounds, parks, and woods; Arley Cottage, the residence of Vireeuntesa Valenti' ; eighteen farms with 2,640 acres, the principal part freehold. The whole of the titivated sans► value oP, 5,0001.—501 d for 70,0001. Fee farm rents in the counties of Durham mid Lineols, producing 2611. 17s. 7d. per annum—portion sold for 1,6831. Next presentation (subject to the life of ma incualsent, aged 67) to the rectory of Pewsey, Wiltshire, with excel lent parsonage house, garden, and 12i acres of productive glebe land, and the commuted rent charge of 1,1631, Os. 7d. in lieu of tithes (gross annual income 14631.)—kuocked. down at 9,0001. WIMBLEDON AND CRDYINMI RAILWAT.—III is pro posed to construct a railway from the South-Western Rad, way at Wimbledon, passing through Merton, Morden, iv.,l ' Mitcham, to the Lt.ndou and Brighton Railway at Crufion. The length of the line is 6i miles, and the estimate , .. cost .. ' 45,504. The London and South -Western and the London' and Brighton Cornpann s arc to work the lino and Oa. •.: rantee a minimum dividend of t per cent. Or, the cost Of constructiviv . • . , J \ 3 , N., SO U U In al llle IR $ 11j SS Si I i dis $1 bbb 4,+• I