The Express. — London, England, 1853-09-02 00:00:00

• * et. .4' • 4' . I, .---A-4,--s., . - /14 • - No. 2,194.] INK of DEPOSIT, 7, St. Marties-place, I r.rfalitwegisere. Leedom "I l e , I, mow of P. VENTI letl mom are irk.mabse n I this lasutu•loe. by "bleb a high rate 01 ybe e rote perfect security.wad July. i a m pa ot pal* la January _ rk..l YU 11011.1.1.10 M, Managing Director. treeposteace free on applicates. Fro LADIF.S.—Dr. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL stsvcsi will be OPEN. at tbe Port Mad Gallery, Remit& wo r, opprite the reiyteettoto buttontoe. be tb ADIIIISdION of LADIES WILT, TIIIS DAY, sad every Friday. from two till are *Me esplmoseay demeeetrotbros will t* Mem by Mts. Lem& OW:6 men will *WI. Winger, be admitted from eleven till two, sod f ro m wen till tea, tribes eiptaestlona will be glen by Dr. -..tdstrome, Is. St NINIEIL—Ladies will find the application of IttlW LAN Ur KAI. N lion gratehilly nlnadin ea tc.. ..teary nil beauty of the eonginke and +h teen trb "T baneful laluence el the nen awl the nie dart of and reaan4 allaythe al writs end MO, Ind aunt. ..„ itx *utast sepaation at•eeasddaamat valiesi darklar ninth. f l . eau, et the atria. Yreeklea, Tan, timing, and Ineeleure. uese are centptelely endieate oa • , end Ste Sinn (CI cAteetely cleer ein ten la awe thatars. at Stlags 'swag, ild 'him hoe eat ben iiimmobagii—rdse 4A dd. arpl go. Id. per helde. Cendon.—The WIWI Ilswirie 141ydor ate ce the woopar.—awa try A. ItOWL AND Mt SONS. 11, BMWs. t wee, Leaden; and b chenille and purtenten. THE D A I LY NEWS. Luisa Manias Paper, pries M. ass /WNW Opus. the DAILY NM, is at the head of the 1,1- hwel Pfaae al Oreat admresainit tree commerce In its broadest osse. sad ell gal sad preened reform, whether political, social, a. la the *Mat tog value of it. General News,-41 the aseareer of fa • atil= k i mm‘ ls amp* truthful. end impartial eharacter ot aml Ur. varied raerraantllennd eammercia lls =11•110101101 he r Qtr. 17allwq, sad Ilisestssy Artistes, — ▪ Oast orogeseell. It imolaia ow IMMO let at AWN OM say GOO mo— ss mini sweet if Miliggssitla the Mina Ow* wry optima Wi tte ally NOM, Begirt. with RR at Ogee, ystillahril It addre ssee Welt le IlmOss, es being the onl pager WOW the eursonda"lllet=laell Ira always bon its aim= its la palls low le shwa by the last return et stamps My t Oar the Mr lIM le the IMSLIMent blewspapsts, by vial 1 .111 la grow pangsst by more than s jay pare, had he Ilea owe bra• ft Watt iromissUtore Ibtablished. Stamps Ward. blossom Citsosicui *MOM. Pen N 0.1.1 .6 Ilanete. DAILV t( Ma The continued aslatassass or this l jtffen the sore somas recently esprested by e ' Daly !teas Is the 4m ma see limPrat e .11 the Leatlea manly rases. Fro= the Mt h OA WO aramed sad s high liberal toar—ro soadolsatly Ihst eurtrialee Illograllem whisk Is dearly rr ildig ehlas elides si MOW ; wad albealy, with the mead Whist areslstaa of the antallaball &by Mms sad with the hued water of ed‘Weiti—sent Thaw '—oberlard by say buy japif. golitisig mane the sorresgasds with Ns =mamas! aelospe r To be scared el ray lostsseller re Newlin= la the Mob=; or et gym^ Seagerlisetreet. IliKetreek Looks. THI WZATHiR AND THZ CROPS. The annexed remarks an extracted from the eir solar issued by Mr. Geo. Dersheach For two weeks in easeisuity the weather was unsettled tail the last two days, and far from favourable to the harvest —tor cod and wet to assist the ripening of the backward crops, sod too heard and stormy to allow of housing the cut core in good order. A great deal of rain fell last week throughout the ecmatry, accompanied with high winds, blowing a some parts a gale at times ; many corn fields liars bees laid, sad harvest operations mach impeded; the cagey of the crops hes not improved by the rough wee- Mer, and the already deadest wheat crop appears still further redsaid ia quantity. Some complaints are being heard of mildew and blight is the spring-sown wheat, which in many Meta of the rotatory has not yet rushed inatancy. la SesWad and Ireland the weather has bees much the same as in England, wet and stormy, and anfanataMe to harvest operations. The po tato disease is lees spokes of, but reports state that the esculent appease now in the Smith of Ireland wane than in any port 01 the United Kingdom—the markets ma ticar abundantly supplied with good and cheap potatoes. Farmer reports respecting the yield of the crops is the Unard Kingdom are continued Wheat deficient; barley end oats ; bens and peas an average; potatoes abun dant, hut partially diseased. The continuanos of harvest work keeps the British mar kets sparingly supplied with lione-grown grain; the arrivals of foreign corn continue abundant, Liverpool alone in sal week imported 67,000 qrs. of wheat, 116,000 barrels and 11,100 sacks of flour. Off the coast, 61 grain ham vesseb are reported arrived from the south of Europe hum the 34th to 30th August, and the number of vennh lined to British porta passed the asead from the 13th to Met August iselasin 1461 whose. sad S eats. From Ame rica large quantities of grain eat Bear an ea the way, bat little from the south of Burge. Last week a gnat excitement predominated in all the British corn markets ; the price of wheat ran simultaneously in all leading markets from 2s. to 6e. per quarter (Leleester, 61. to Se. per quarter.) The unsettled state of tie wea ther during the last fortnight, the heavy Islas and storms ; the growing conviction of the shortness of this year's wheat crop in this many as well as is the whole west el Europe, Secluding France, Spain, Italy, sad Orestes; tie reliability that during the nest winter the fordp supplies are likely to be touch smaller than in ordinary maws, while a larger quantity will be required to satisfy the wants of Great Britain and other countries which of late Tan have bees exporting; these are the chief causes which this week have been at work, in rising prices and exciting the markets. It is characteristic that millers who are believed to hold small stocks and c insumen condense to buy sparingly, while the late large purchases have been made by specu lators who ordinarily import, ad by Freseh, Belgian, and Dutch merchants, who acted is eaticipatioa of a farther rise in the prior of corn. Foreign markets have base like win meek agitated, and the escitemeat in Mark-lane has ccramunicated itself to every important corn market in the civilised world. The French and Belgians have bees buying as largely is t h e Baltic as the ltaliaas at Odessa and the Danube, outbidding the English." (From Akar.. Stones Monthly Circular.) REDWA/LLST, WORCIIISTiIintIi, Aug. 27.—The wheat crop will be very deficient; much of it is thin, and in some place blighted; it is partly cut, but very little secured. Barley will be a good crop it well secured. Beans promise fair, if they rips, but are very late. Oita are tolerably Pad. CHEPSTOW, Aug. 27.—The wheat crop in some fields looks pretty fair, bat most of it is thin and short in the ear, and will he wiry deficient ; but little is yet cut, and none h ed. Barley is a fair crop, and oats are fair. The potatoes are much blighted. Citat . carrzet, Aug. 29.—Thu wheat crop, on the whole, is • very deficient one, independently of the reduced breadth of land planted. On the Cotswold Hills it is far better than in the vales. The barley almost everywhere in his part of the country promises a good crop. Oats are not extensively grown, but in general are likely to be an aver age crop. Beans vary • good deal. Few peas are grows, but they are expected to yield very well. Potatoes more or less blighted. TEN ar, Aug. 29.—The spring wheat will not be ripe for more than a week, and the crop is generally badly spokes of. The autumn wheat is considered light in bulk, and its yield will be less than an average, but there are some sam ples very good. Very little progress made in cutting bar ley, which is considered • good crop if we have weather to save it. Oats are considered • good crop. Potatoes are guitelone. Turnips are doing well, sad hay muck dm- TINOSPIUDOE, DIMON, Aug. 27.—A few have saved the greatest part of their wheat; the bulk is yet in the fields; 'boat oni-third not cat. The crop is spoken of as gene rally more productive than expected three weeks since. BODICE, CORNWALL, Aug. 27.—We are progressing tepidly with harvest work ; a great deal of the Wheat is cut. The rural is that it will sot be an average crop. The barley crop is good, both in quantity and quality ; a great deal has been cut. The oat crop is • most abundant our. The potatoes are diseased, bat the quality of the saved ones is very good. B"ne, Aug. 27.—The wheat crop in this district is (ally one-third short of an average produce. Barley promisee to ! be %bout an average crop, and early sown oats very . good is produce and quality, the late sown at present promise to be equally so. Potatoes more than half blighted. Very little grain is yet secured. HATEXPOIDWZAT, Aug. 27.—1 n barley and oats we have an avenge both of quantity and quality. The wheat is not so good. We think it in full one quarter short of an aver age, and the quality • little worse than last year. The po tat•es in not seem to get worse. CAAMARTHIIII, Aug. 27.—Our wheat crop will be far from being an evermore one, and will also be of an inferior quality. Barley and oats will be above an average crop, and will be very good, if we have fine harvest weather. SALOP, Aug. 27.—During the present week the weather hat been wet and unusually cold for the time of year. The wheat crop is much worse' than weal anticipated, both as regards yield and quality. Barley may be abundant, but it ripens irregularly. Oats are good; beans bad; peas an &aniline. Tarsiers are improving, but potatoes are get ting Voile. The hay harvest is nearly flushed. Naas Cutearar MOJITIWIR, Aug. 29.—There is very little made with harvest work here, and a good deal or: Coed othergrals will sot be ripe under another month. We are much afraid wgoed deal of the latter wheat will be mildewed, if we have mutt wore wet weather—if it be act already. LIOWIRATIBM, Aug. 29.—The Illiehaelauweown wheat is in duke It Woke fair The forward spring wheat looks well, sad will be ready in a week or nine days. There is a rest breadth that will be late, and not yield two quarters per acre. Slows quantity of barley and pose are eat, and p rogues an enrage trop. The beats are good. With re pest to the potatoes, the haulm is become quite dead, but Ttt (Efprt%% LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1853. SHARE LISTS. .0 I 5 _5 TRIIIIIDAT Erasure. The railway market ruled Bat this morning, but there was little disposition to operate pending the deliberations of the Bank directors. On the an- ruausium 144 mogul am Itetturdira tiunisnols irkelastmou... Minim Itionrn Junction Obarlont and itrinudints. Dips aid Ilanitpot ... Dutul fast Intim . De. ". ;: a ... of•at ham nor... °nod kinallai of havoc Orra l firs sal IssAs. beak et Oman Otestftwirel aLwAYs. 11 If es l e die lL pm ! 14 24 pm 2i f Os 44 3 pm i i t 2 " 1 1 Pa $ 3 die pm I . m. 41 44 1 IL I I nonnoement of the rise in the rate of discount, a general and, in some cases, considerable fall took place. London and North Western and Midland stocks have been chiefly sold, and are weak, as are also South Eastern. Lancashire and Yorkshire and Great Western have been comparatively well sup ported. At the close, the tone of the market re mained heavy; prices showed no real signs of any rally. Heidi. awl Tesaft_ ImarkhoWeApOU'vel Du. (likilwayi Do. Do. Do. Owliatelli_ lemur lad Itediunaseu THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The railway market today has remained flat, and, notwithstanding a partial rally, which was at one time observable, the present range of pries is below that of yesterday afternoon. Caledonians, Great Northern', London and North Westerns, and South- Eastern., have been partially weak. The dividend of the lest-named line excites considerable disap pointment. French shares are lower. Northern. are quoted 33 to 1; Strasbourg', 38 to 1 ; and Paris and Lyons, 18 to 1 prem. ONDINAKT SRAM AND STOCKS. re m it twPiata . ..... Meow* Liewt(wtta fa.) Wartban at Do. 1N l.spret ßork (kw a.t Malawi elka.) Wm =Sl Truk ! yer Park aal Omar Porta NO Ism Park sot eavalearg 4 i-pe Si 7 15 11111 14 144 S IS 144 pot SO SI ill - 14 4 4 4 iPm li 1 414 IS Ii I lir I • 91 tw ig.. ... .. fries ere freer A7fOat Prey,. irk! el Tyre Wait Wain: e ' - 'II I 6 pa t , ...,...Ncs - DD. pit Omit Pro& wwen• of Prow I filitt-Wrloe 91 "& 1 3 3 db THURSDAY liyipsine. Business in the home mining stock marletto-da y has been very restricted. There are inquiries, ho w ever, for South Frances, South Care ,don, Coadurrow, Alfred Consols, Guilford, Bell or a d L out h, E ast Basset, North Basset, South Tarr oar, Tamar Grinds, United Miner, and Devon Great Congas. Ti Jone aft a have been done at 71, ' red Consols, 20, 1, 21; Lewis, 12 2 ; and East Polgoo' .1 at If. The gold mining shares were very flat to-day, and though the deprema a appears to lave been rather in symp a thy the general b eaeinees of the Stock Ex change th an induced by actual ales, the tone of the m arket may be prooonir oud generally weaker. A few a would probalnly have con siderable effect upon prices, as the intabers were in disposed to deal lar iely. At 4 eeloek Colonial Gold were quoted Ito 4 ,rem.; Great Nugget, b-I6 to 7-16 prem.; Port Phillip, 1 as 1 din,; British Aus tralian, 7.16 to b -16 din. ; Agus Fria,/ to 1 prem.; Nouveau Monde, to ores. M N a United l Br ,gin Allha n .1 an )sh rßward were tendency. worie' but U West Indian deariptions were again heavy. Met calfe closed 2/ to 31 prem., and Port Royal #to pram. Clau:endoe Consols were last quoted 7-16 to 9.16 prem. Then =anal closing prices of new undertakings are as follows :—Mizen Head, Ito din. ; Lewis Hill Range, Ito I per share ; Cologne Lead, Ito dia.; Haeckatrellsrie Copper, Ito die.; Britannia Gold, to 1 per share; New Linares, to 1 prem.; New Bath Wales Coal, 4 to din.; Metcalfe (of Ja maica),2i to 34pm. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica) , to 1 pm.; L'Atgle d Or, to din.; London and irginia Gold and Copper,l-16 din. to 1-16 prem.; Mount Car bon Coal, ttirt a per eh. ; Reimer°, par to 4 pm.; Lake Superior per, din. to / pm. ; JaniaicaCopper, 2to 21 prem.; nemara, 1 dis to par ; Glenaulin, to / du. • Monarch, Ito din.; Aunt/alien Mutual, to ; Australian Consols, I to 1 dia.; Australian Land and Mining, to 1 per share; Mel bourne Gold, 1 to 1 per share ; ()olden Mountain, to 1 per share ; Great Hewes United Tin, to 1 din. ; Bream Gold,l-16 din . to 1-16 pm .; Poltiniore, Idis. to par ; Albion Gold, 1 to 1 per share; Lackamor Copper, 1 din. to par ; Sue River (of Jamaica), to e p ram . ; Adelaide Lead and Gold. 1 to 0/ dia. t flntish and Colonial Smelting and Rednetioo,l to LPrern.; New South Wales Gold, to 1 prem.; ndoa and Liverpool Australian Gold Mining and Streaming, par to 1 prem.; Rhenish, Charcoal, Iron, and Steel, par to 1 prem.; Lignanea (of Ja maica), din. to par; South nevon Consols, to per share; Garnett and Moseley, 11 to 21 prem.; Gladbech Zinc, 1 to 1 prem. • Parkwyn and Car walsick Tin, din to par ; Ob;_rnhof,l to 1 prem. 10 - 1 1 3 10 10 _+ I +_' g•avaTs. 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FINN . Do./ l 0 00, % 11.(C 100 Lnettas R tgouti.W.utorn ila ii• . all I.andeolom Osioralna LoadoolaryilLoddiliko 10 .14,016fihikAlArg.#. Ii ii 411 Do. llow.lalsri. Ualorl 100 111i17114_ M. .. ... 100 Ds. Ma sad . Thirlty 0 a ini.o. wart. fin )... .. 1711 Didlandialisrea... ... 100 I+l D.. . 4 7111e I r n Pel li Vaa r :.k .. /atakad - - 7 ildewry and Vaddraillan all illrwrT k Warrespolatkilow . ii ii MI6 27i die 66 666 id $9 49 id 4 'r. 1 II 51 Slid 16 Do. Now $4 Northers Orstios oohs 100 North *Mb 16 North Dovosi t t. n l i all Do. • Do. Osorsatni North nofr.ot.hir fall )North Wanes 10 'North Moo& Wat hto6. . 100 '0663r4, Won., h honor. .1100 !neon °Mrs! 100 Ilandsh 100 Ohrovio. It 100 Do. LAN.W.OOOO.IIIII • Wrzerrobory sad ou okrownory sho a t= (Nor. W. Ms.) all Do. Monoo SO I*. Orweitay Ili Mai SO Dom . 1a Ova Yam . SO IWO wall . 10 Teetiihill;;EXi 14 11. 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M 411 'Nora Illailardskire K. 1411 1, Wsreaster, a. .(1 Wolver.,6ll. 4 per Coat II ell Dlt.o ditto ditto 5 5 wriliPirat.Netelost. 111 10 rtaster(Nor.W. Kitt.) I per ant... K) 10 Do. 1 per OW ... 111 11 loath beo..a . . 10 14 Me Thad 4 i pr mi l 44 411 Geo* Thad I 444. let aIA4 IL I leo Do.=led. _ II 1 ay ALT a Ms per zd II& II? 344 Ili 21 11 m Ili 111 I, IS 14 IS ad Par 1 P= Uf 110 lIZ 111 20 zol i dig 11• MI 4 1 * 11— ..; _WWII Sag.rarsi. let ICS id I if ad pot po, Lila LIAM AT MUD 1111,31171 100 flusedi Is limimlo.,WlNlsnill 103 103 10 011 i tzeW ed e Maiden toOdelleska).. Hi 113 j He IllaaLinsoaaatam..lla.Ct. (lwaos to Gt. lloahor) tat , 53 U 14310easst,T is Doss /mat a a 3 .30036 , 36•33 all timdmail Disk 66 1 Cu. NNW le Yk. IL & I. N IMlo66l.leekiKll id U Da 11 duns (MI6 D 134 awes ( etto) 1N(130 Imam sad Chies3 et 61 to Deuth Sea 10 Dltlo Tsdionsmo (ditto) ton N Lomelott Goar.4pereau. n o 6r. :a Nor i tolk) MI =6 3.1 = a1"1816, 6130 6 1113666 f aid au j=t•s ul l ew eilitit imit Ge U Peollsalllpega. Lai. " 11161111111.116112 ::06M606 1..."1.111.4 PNls: forl IS Ditto i dierdo_ WU) IN NNW iIIiMINDO33 I De. 666611106 30 Wm Ville=os : 23 =Lb Ditto 312 $24 IN WIN 1 lionseset Dessed . an" 111.61):4 1: 6 :reat irirdilie17111.1hels :3•44.... (11:41"1"):-Der: " . 1 1 - 11 2 ITIS I - 10 111 zd U "• sd 27 nsd 14J 111 IS 27 IS 1001 d $ 3f 104 sd' N N id 144 lie 146 1M 11 0 1 iii 4i 11l 1 4 11 1. 9 7 11 3 4 1 - 113 34 3Ms 93 100 id 2t ..19e UM IN zd 111 SO{ li id 1W Id iid illieeilisd 7 41 i I i 1991 9.1 1111 ill iild 6411 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The gold mining share market is very fiat, and, although sales are in few cases premed. the tendency of prices is drooping. Colonial Gold are quoted I to /preen.; Nouveau Monde, 4 to I prem.; Great Nugget, 1 to I prem; Agra Fria, / to 1 prem.; and Port Philip, to A dis. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 33 to 35 ; Peel River, j to I prem.; North British Austra lasian, / dis. to par ; and Scottish Australian Invest ment, to 1 prem. Clarendon Consols are quoted to prom. St John del Rey shares mark 33. }WIN does ' IN. K P H Kum Paid. Trsterday. to.day. “,kocio i Apia Pita 1 Opp, Australlia OW al/ ii dl. MAO K. tope Cabluralaa .... 4/1 4 4 10,000 10 frlietralaele , .. ..... 2 14 04, 40,000 5 Do. Coal Mains 1 44 de 1(000 10 eartraltaa 60,000 1 atiewatlas Cordillera 110,000 1 austrailaa heabeel - all IPs /0,110 1 Are Marla. lll 4 die 100,001 1 erltlel asatralka Gold •11 4 dl. lOU IS fleltlablroa... ... -. 11.5 6 NOW Si +Bras liar,(leaatil.pa• 344 34 44 4,100 20 Da.ooeasaaad i all 1 S 11, 4 0 C 2: Do. Se- Joie Del bey 16 32 34 $3 no,ooo I Oarioa'a Creel 4 4 11 . 14 Psi 1 10, 000 $ iCkskelal G OO 5 40 Celn Coppwold ..., ...... al 41 45 pp , 1 4 10 -- Co NI 4 OO l4 104 Ile SWAM It. +Copper Mises of les all 00 63 I,ooe U +Do. Pref. 76 ppm& all 44 14 pa 10,00 S •Bregriauthiooappe all 14 If 100 004 . i gnat Nugget Valit all 4 4 yea .• I Do. Registered !IC 110 5oeeral Grand Duly of Bader all 4 di. 4 F ICM 4 Gnat Polgooth al 24 14 IWM Lake Ballarat 4ll L 4 I /0,05 Liberty aL die. par mi 6el t r e 'Leone toodoe&Callfans. Odd an 4 ~ Quarts Crumbles 00.. all 4 100,000 Markpdta SOAP I 31rdeaselltasierieie .'1 41 1 0,,0.4. New Orarids 360,060 Roams Needs a 4 iNs 10,000 10 Yaw s 1341110 Wale( sad &wow 3 Illa 114. 1 .004 3 .. 0 g1a...... l4 4 di. 000 10 1 (3015000 uslron 10,014 60 +MM 7,00: SO 150: 1 1114 1641 Cabs I SI 44 sop. I Aouth Artrallaa lPa pp I,oot 10 11n Oro!' ii.is4 55.1.44 • Dotted ... 11 eakaa al/ 141 76,006 1 Waller 6 a s 100,000 1 Wed Granai's m ill Ade 100,00 • Weo Mama 5 r all 4 tile 1 0 0;0 0 1 Yale $ Traaderallo .0 110 64 1/ 106 dud. MISCELLA *II COML Mies No. Ohl Xtecowsaors. WIN to- -31 1161610 &AI Taiseas day. , A 5i ntal Coal aad 36,00 MV0 0 2.l'Aemtaallea AcAtenteral 171 33 36 1 51,8% t= ila ko ml rmNs itan kla . —IS — 36 oo 10 Huta Waftrweelts. 60 BM* Amnion MM. EA 16 IT 00 60.060 6 WM& &OsioalelemeltiSS lodasUns Company MOO 100 ... 314 loom =i616........ 6ll 2 vt6 DO. Weld ham at Fringe 10. 16. m — 106 go, Nom .41.41103 a l4 & Inhasitg Co lO Mob Ilesleost Owe l e raegia = = 14. 1 Natindasis . 3 WIN la 111 la 16.00 2 11.61. Webs Coalmen 111141. Mom ltavlsatiss Co 1 121.70 1 North neltbh Avalealadas all 010 pm 66,u001 I Do. New . 25.0001 50 Naha Euro pe MO. 6 Peel Sher Wad MINN 411 e pos. 51 20,01 P, 60 Peslanslar 1 Weald at an 10,0* 60 An no_ _ . 25 60,000 2 Parana Des camisole 14.100 10 Royal Man Mum _ 60 7,1 101.00 n 1 *MOM Amts. Westmont all 1 - 1 If ita6 13,700 25 amen Animas Led 25 36 IT 1411 Lso,up. , 1 *AMAMI rill.lllll MOM 144 Van loluma's Mai 666 16 11 160 should thilleaseffilsw prove fire, 1 think they will be much better this bet year. STRATFORD-ON-AVON, Aug. 29.—Ws an busy around Its,. eattiog wheat and barley, and some few ricks of both are carried well; but we shall be six weeks before we shall make • finish. Some wheat not yet in ear, and some in blossom. I hear from all quarters that the yield will be very bad. I am quite of opinion the crop will be one. fourth less, if not more. Barley around here, on good land, will be good, and a fair yield ; but en clays it will be very bad. I now think the beans will be better than we expected ; the winter ones very good, and a great crop. No oats grown here. Peas a bad crop. ETNISHAW (lIZAZ airoan), Aug. 29.—The whoa= here is about one-third harvested ! the quality, t various, will average good, but the yield will prove wen deficient considering less sown than usual. Barley goeig crop, and quality good, but not exceeding an average; 11 falls light in swarth considering its bulky appearance when growing. Brans, a full crop and over an average. MU light, but more planted than usual. Potatoes ems meta peinni&ing than they were, very few diseased now spume** and the produce likely to be goal. Sr. Ivse, Aug. 29.—Wheat harvest proceeds bat slowly ; end it is difficult to say what the result as to yield will be, the Fens there is • fine crop where no damage has arises them floods, and where the seed got put in at the most hir tearable date, but where sowing was put off until a Tug law period, the crop is not only thin but so backward ea te be very nearly worthless. Oats have improved much et' left, and will in many cases be a good crop ; but they are various, and some may still be found very bad. Winter. sewn Beans are very good indeed ; spring-sown are a disep- • ' pointment to the farmer, altogether this crop ran hardly be r i an average. Peas various, early-sown are good, late-sown - but moderate. Berle • decent crop, and a large breadth sown. Potatoes ere diseeed to some extent. CAMILIDOIIIIIIIIIII, Aug. 27.-1 still think the wheat , t cup in this neighbourhood will be an average one. The i t showery weather has prevented any quantity being carted, gft but a few parcels have been brought to market weighing If from 611 be. to 63Ibe. per bushel. So little bee been threshed, St. that 1 cannot form an opinion about the yield; but the straw is bright and free from mildew. Oats and beans ie improve, and are a fair crop. The disease in the po sp - taunts is somewhat arrested, and I hope • fair quantity will u be saved. PRTIIIIOII.OI7OII, Aug. 27.—50 little is yet secured of 5$ trope in this neighbourhood that it is difficult to form a correct estimate of them at present, but my opinion is that is if the weather takes up soon so that they are secured with out injury, we shall have • better quality than for some u time past. Of barley we shall have a fair crop as to quan sity, but they have not ripened kindly, and will not be r,f SO such good quality as the Wheats. I think we shall have a r it fair crop of both oats and beans. We do not grow many st .! peas in this immediate neighbourhood, and the s'at net well spoken of. Potatoes are certainly d t.o some Xt. extant. et.l WIIIBICK, Aug. 27.—Autumn-sown wheat cut d o e it 1 0.. j maimed about the Bth of this niontb s and was general in I k' tea days after. The weather during the first two weeks was tf very line, and it was thought the spring-sow'r might come SO to something like maturity, but • change tor a h pugs in the lq third, and it was severely attacked by mild.ew. The qua- 54- tity of new wheat th rashed is yet far too ma il is this di a . 1 1 . 4 1 tract to form a correct report as to either quality or yield ; se but the former appears good, end the latter considerably Ili under an average. Oats ripen irregulraly ; the few samples to shown are pretty go od, but the yield 'is not expected to he et. large. Beans wil l prove a good yiotlding crop. Peas very eti Pad. The potatoes taken up prree to be fully two-thirds l 0 dist wed. et. llowreoss, Aug. 26.—Daring the present week a good 10 deal of grain would have been r.ui down in this neighbour- * hood, but for frequent heavy showers which have fallen ; from yesterday morning up to the present time (mid -day) ' B l . it has rained steadily, and the appearance is still unsettled. e; We still hear otessiesal complaints of potato disease, but not, we think, to ORIN any great alarm. The turnip crop N. will be steel beseltted by the rain. SO Tai WIAINTD. AND CROPS IN SCOTLAND.—The wea ther still coatiams very unfavourable, being cold and wet, with the ma generally *Metered. The crops, consequently, Se make little progress in ripening, and harvest operations are le all but suspended. Reaping could only be prosecuted t i t * daring three days last week, and, with the exception of the se forenooo of yesterday, nothing has been eft. cted this week. Yesterday morning was promising, but towards the at- U' ternooa the sky again became overcast, and rain shortly afterwards commenced, and continued till about tea in 2 the evening. The quantity of rain which had fallen in the city during the month, up till yesterday, was 2.80 in., is the greater proportion of which fell within the last few g• days. This fall, however, little exceeds the average M. for August The thermometer yesterday, at three p.m., K J marked 60 degrees Fahrenheit in the shade. The harms.- s at ter, at the same time, stood. at 29.690 inches. As the is weather km improved in the south (the telegraph reporting gy Sae weather tout England both Monday an d yes terday) it is to be hoped that a change is close at hand. As V the temperature, being generally low, checked any tea deney to sprouting, beyond discolouration of the sample, ' and delay in the progress of ripening and reaping, little injury has as yet been done to the crops ; but there can be little doubt that unless there is an immediate change in the weather very serious damage will ensue. Wheat, where cut, presents generally a thinness in the size and aurxber of the stooks, and winter-cows wheat will prove • ip lighter crop than was suspected previous to reaping. 50 Spring sown is more promising. Barley and oats are 93 almost everywhere very fall crops. Beans, which are mid- to dling, will now suffer from the wet weather. Turnips ga have greatly improved with the damp weather, bat xl too much rain has already fallen for all retentive rir or most Wile. Potatoes still continue to resist the gy spread of the blight ; but there can now be no 91 doubt but that the ultimate fate of this crop must be regarded as extremely hazardous—wet weather g being well ascertained to conduce to the spread otthe f ease, besides that, the preseat weather, by lengthening*, period of ripening the tubers, adds to the other risks. The supply of reapers in the Lothians continues to exceed the demand. Last week, in East-Lothian, the wages pail were from le. to Is. 3d. per day—mast farmers cialkemj i t r ag three days. At the hiring market at Liston, es Is. 3d. per day, with victuals, was the wages %NMI Many farmers are complaining of the loss awl ansgeme canoed by feeding so many idle vde, while 011111 labsupen as the other hand, are grtimb • at the erl earned; many of those now employ ed in reap*/ kw= high wages in the West and elsewhere. Almost tan of the crop has been carried up to this date, the weather hew iag been unfavourable for " winning." The retell pills of potatoes have advanced Id. per peek of 141 b. fileamesa are sot now pressing them so mush into the eateleet tieetaneue, Aug. 31. PRESERVATION OF LIFE FROM SHIPWRECK. Yesterday a meeting of the Royal National Insti tution for the Preservation of Life from Shipwreck was held at the offices, John. street, Adeiphi, ,Capt. L. Pmeaorr in the chair. Mr. Lewis, the secretary, having read the minutes of the previous meeting, the silver medal of the institatiou was voted to Lieutenant E. Kelly, R.N., harbour-mastic of Port Louis, Mauritius, in appreciation of hie gallant and very laudable conduct on the occasion of the wreck of the ship Randolph, which had on board 2154 coolies. When the vessel was discovered she was found to be a total wreck, with nothing standing but her bowsprit and jibboom, and about 60 coolies (chiefly women and children) were huddled together on the fore part of the wreck, which was rapidly breaking up. It being late in the afternoon, every exertion was made to save them before sunset, but there was much difficulty experienced on account of the heavy sea running at the time, in approach iag the wreck, over which the sea was breaking fearfully. Lieutenant Kelly, however, with great tact suc ceeded in bringing his boat under the wreck's jib-boom, and the people were thus dropped into the boat between the rollers. Some of the women, from fright, let go the rope and fell into the water, but were instantly picked up again. The children, as they were dropped, were caught without receiving any injury in the arms of the crew of be boat. After much danger, and considerable risk to his crew and boat, the lieutenant succeeded in saving on four trips every one remaining on the wreck, being 60 coolies and the mate of the ship. Lieutenant Kelly h►d been presented with a gold medal by the inhabitants of the island for his noble exertions to the unhappy people, and hii being honoured with the medal of this old and valuable institution, on which officers and civilians set so high • value, is another well merited tribute paid to his gallantry on the distressing occaaioa in question. Other rewards having been granted for saving life from shipwreck, a new life-boat, on Mr. Peake's design, was ordered to be built for Androsaan. It was stated that some time since the institution had determined to place a life-boat at Cranfield-point, on the coast of Down, on the application of Inspecting Lieutenant Servant., R /i , who had most creditably exerted himself in procuring promised subscriptions for so desirable an object. It appears, however, that his benevolent inten tions, as well as those of the institution, wen about to be completely frustrated, in which probably the loss of the life of many a brave fellow is involved by the conduct of the pilots and fishermen of the place, who have determined not to form a boat's crew, on aesoent, as they my, of the in sufficiency of saticipMed reward to them in we their err- Tien shall be required to goo( to a stranded WOOL Such pusillanimous behaviour stands out in a bold relief to the conduct of the generality of the saw ekes of people en the cant of Ireland, whose gallantry we have often had occa sion to chronicle, and the ahoy, institution to acknowledge and »ward. The proceedings then closed. DAMN= VALLEY RaILWAT.--Contractors, it in stated, aim offend to construct this Liao from Dartford al Fmaiashan, payed last session, sad to guarantee S pet cent. Sa m lsw sd sapital. HONE Y MARifET. The English i'mck market opened this morn i ng The By RN'S°. at the closing range of yesterday, sf,th Consols ruling at 971 1 for money and the Btf September, and romaine d steady till past one &el . 0 4, many of the dealers. continuing to express tk , e i e di s b e li e f of any movement at the Bank at the w eekly meeting of the dir cctors to-day. At about tb at hour, however, it transpired that the minimum d'iscount rate of the inse.itution had been raised to 4 t ?er cent. and Consols immediately fell to 971 to 1. fi x,m which rate there was no subsequent recovery. As an additional de pressing influence was exe• mised by the very un propitious weather, the dee'line may really be said to havebeen much less than nt.ight have been anticipated ; but it must be borne in mind that the funds fell 3 per cent. yesterday afternoon, making a fall in two days of a. The ether departments of the house participated ii the fall ; and although " bear" opera tors appear to have rendered some support in the afternoon by realising profits, the tone at the close was generally heavy. On the whole it does not ap pear that the step of the Bank is likely to cause any anxious feeling, as it had been generally anticipated ; although many parties, as usually happens, cannot see the necessity of the measure at present. As regards the effect of the Bank measure upon the mosey market at large, there is reason to believe it will be rather decided. It is an undoubted fact that, for months past, money has been in increasing demand to meet the requirements of the enormously extended trade of the nation ; and, in view of the fact that every clams of the population is now in active employment, it is probable that rates of money in all quarters will quickly be raised in accordance with the Bank of England movement. To-day, for instance, the Lombard-street discount houses have raised their rate for money on call to 31 per cento and their current discount rate is understood to be very little below the enhanced rate of the Bank. It is very possible, however, that discounters generally may keep their rates slightly below those of the Bank, with a view to drawing away a portion of business from that institution. The official report of the day's business in the home stock market embraces :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 971,, a, 3,3; ditto for account, Bth Sept., 973, 3, 3. Three per Cent. Reduced, 981, 8, 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1003, 101, 1003, 3. LongAnnuitieslB6o,sl 15-16. Bank Stock, 2271, 228, 227. India Stock, 256, 255. South Sea Stocl4 1151. Exchequer Bills were Is. lower, closing 2s. die. to Is. prem. India Bonds were also rather worse, at 14e. to 18s. prem. Foreign stocks sympathised with the general downward tendency of prices, but the tramactions are so restricted as scarcely to give a character to the market. The speculative stocks, including Spanish, Mexican, and Grenadian, continue to re cede. At four o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 261 to 3; Peruvian Deferred, 59 to 61 ; Spanish De ferred, 221 to 231 ; the Committee's Certificates, 6 to 63 per cent. ; Granada Active, 23 to 24; ditto Defer red, 9tto 3. The entire list of sales includes only : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Roads, 1852,99. Granada Deferred, 93. Mexican Three per Cents. for account, 15th Sept., 263. Portuguese Four per Cents., ex all overdue coupons, 413. Sardinian Five per Cents., 96. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 4731 ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 231, 23. The demand for gold for the Continent continues. It is understood that some very large amounts in gold bars and Russian coin were withdrawn to-day from the Bank of England. It is computed that the next steamer that will leave Hull for St. Petersburg will take out fully 150,0001. in half-imperials. The exact amount of specie brought in by the Magdalena, is, we are officially informed, 1,351,800 dole., worth about 270,3601. sterling. This vessel also brings in 12,758 dols. worth of pearls, 3,200 dols. worth of platina, and 1001. in diamonds. The wet weather to-day has still more strengthened the demands of importers of corn, and prices which would have been accepted yesterday were refused by them to-day. Letters from Glasgow report a similar state of weather, and state that harvest work had nearly been suspended in that district. At the mar ket held yesterday at Glasgow the price of wheat rose 3s. to 4s. above the price of eight days pre viously. Moat of the French markets reported to day announce again a further rise, but business had lost much of last week's activity. The tallow market to-day was flat. At the close there were sellers of Russian tallow, for delivery in the last three months of the year, at 50s. 6d., with no buyers above 50s. A call of 31. has just been made on the shares of tie Madras Railway Company, payable by the 28th September, one month after which date shares not paid upon will be liable to forfeiture. An extraordi nary general meeting of the shareholders is also called for the 12th September " to receive a report from the directors to consider a correspondence with the Court of Directors of the East India Company on the subject of a proposed contract for an exten sion of the line, and to themes and decide upon the measures to be adopted in reference thereto." At the meeting of the Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railway Company, called at Edinburgh on the 9th September, inoaddition to the ordinary busi ness, the directors will ask authority to borrow 81,0001., and to convert the " Granton Quitter shares" into ordinary stock. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Renter's express : Amsterdam, Wednesday, closing prices :—Dutch Four per Cents., 95 9-16 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 63 7-16; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23 3-16 ; the Coupons, 61 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metalline, 82 9-16 ; Mexican New, 26 ; Granada De ferred, 91; ditto Active, 22 1-16; Peruvian, New, 811; Greek (Blue), 6 11-16; Portuguese New, 40 7-16. Paris closing prices of this day :—Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 104.90; ditto Three per Cents., 79.05 ; Bank Shares, 2,800. The Three per Cents. show a fall of per cent. Six per cent. debentures of the Cincinnati, Logans port, and Chicago, and Logansport and Chicago Railway Companies, to the amount of a quarter of a million sterling, are being offered in this market, at the rate of 95 per cent. The interest is payable half yearly in London, and the debentures are stated to form a first mortgage on the undertaking. There has been a fair demand this week for United States securities of the various descriptions, unaccom panied, however, by any change in price. Present JOINT STOOK DAIL& . Liming • No. 6b. Bassi. Pd.' primalY roterd 1 BoallIONI doso a) • to-day. 12.500 all 74 75 77 61 40 Brit. CoL It Laie Co. WI A 60 Muth If Amason all 411.00 t, 25 Martini al Aala .. 6 6 die psi 66,000 10 CbarL Aba- -016m....... 2 6 6 pat 20000 100 Co= .. . . .. .. 26 Cal „ 26.000100 . 4 ii:dc6_ ... 19 25,000 10 Nag— & Aset. coarL 10 4 db. 4 pm — 10f INV 10 , Oak of Alla. i.l O 26 16 pm IR tOoo 182 mirioloiliaiir 1 23 : • 10,000 100 1 PM. Or lloglapal 36 10. 20 Do. N0w.._.,.., ... ..... . 10 10, 60 NANNY a( Miami 22! 33,67 2: odor' su l k cmpoii4.i. .11 ii 60 so.loo Proaadel 03 frolaad..... 26 — 6,00 lO Do. New . .. all 60,000 6 urea AaanillOit iiiiiiiri6 aid Gall Imp. 00. ...... 1 '. lib par MOO 26 sop& Arstralla „........ 25 40 a a 10,00 u 26 Vales at Avolabla . ..... .. a`,l 166 68 6g • 6 11.000 .. Do. Now .. •••• • • • • 21 7 8 WOO ao Union of Loudon.. ...... 10 6,000 40 IL Woo of Madrid .. ...... ~I al 71 74 ST 29 ii 10 to 10 II so 1 10 9 MI le. a 1 a K [TH.REEPENCE. and Co., f s or am tra th arr A u . ge ned.bw r i l t b ed y t r om eallwi rroza. ', 4 7 ol . United Metal 6 Per Bda. 1885 Jan. and July 1108 1118 Do. 6 Per el. In' J.9tock 1867.18138 Jen. and Jay 110 111 Pennsylvania 5 per e t. Feb. and Ana. 85 86 dl" .so Bonds 1832 Jan. and July 91 Mmeethnee , .... 3perce. way line Br "a s 1863 Ap. and Oct. 108 109 Mw sw. „,_ . ..sesetts 3 per Cent "' Bonds , y u ,„ d pur c L a tsc is — Jan. and July 97 08 I .r it s euLu D r i t; s Pe B per pel ea ci. Oen t. r di 1 1 1: 468 92 1 I Jan. and aLd d iad J . 1 11 1 , 77 9 : 9 : 7 3i 94 7: Canada 6 per Ct. St. Bonds 1874 Feb. and Aug. 1138 1138 Boston Ciry 41 per Cent. Sterling Bonds 1883 Jan. and July 93 New °rim: a City 9 per Cent. Hoods 1893 Jan. and July 90 Penneylvania Central Bail Rd. 6 per Cents Cincinnati' and M. Louis 7 per CL, let Mortgage Chicago and Mississippi 7 per Ct. let Mortgage Belvidere Delaware 6 per Cent. lit Mort. Convert. Philadelphia and Reeding Rail. Md. 6 per Ct. Mort gage Bonds New York and Erie Bever peter... Convertible New York and Erie Seven MO Jam and July 99i 97e 92 93 E 9; 90) 1877 Jane and Dec. 921 Jan. and July $6; 874 Jan. and July 87 68 "perlie — tits7,Tsioi - orT i iale 18.35-11149 May and Nov. 107 i 104 New Yolk and Erie Moven • irereMa.fird7nOrtiege 1859 Muth A Bout. Caters° and Anr.ra Seems per Cent., let mortgage Jen. sad JOl7 83 8I Greet We tern of Lfag Tan pee Cent. ditto lllBll April and Oet. 911 N. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. The stock markets continue to decline, as, though sales are not heavily pressed, there is little disposi tion to buy. Console opened 973 to 3, and have again declined 3, being now quoted 973 to I for money and the Bth Sept. and 971 to a for October. Three per Cents. Reduced mark 983 to '-' ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1003 to -; the Five per Cent Annuities, 1233; Bank Stock, 227 to 228; South Sea Stock, 115; ditto New Annuities, 100; Exchequer Bills, 2s. die. to Is. pram. India Bonds, 13s, prim. . _ . FOreign stocks continue to show a drooping ten dency, but business in this department is still very restricted. Mexican is quoted 26,t to Russian Fives mark 116; Sardinian, 96; Spanish Old Threes, 47; ; do. Deferred, 22; to 23; the Certificates, 6; to per cent.; Dutch Fours, 98i; Granada De ferred, 94 ; Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99 to -. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. There was very little English il:eatfresh — up for Otte morning's market; the few parcels which appeared were easily disposed of at the full quotations of Monday last. Foreign Wheat must be noted Is. to 2 4 . dearer ; the et. treme advance was mainly upon hard Taganrog and Kubanea, and some of the finest descriptions of Baltic Wheat; the midd'iug qualities were certainly not mon than Is. dearer. Flour brought Is. per barrel more molly. Oats and Barley could certainly not be purchased on such good terms as in the beginning of the week. Beans and Peas continue to improve in value. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM AUGUST 29th to sm. 2aa. CM lanellsh. Seateh. M.O. Pergola. Wheat.....„„ I 1390 10960 Barley ao MO Oats I 300 I 12900 Malt ..... roar. 200 lacks and 2630 barrels. MINCLNO-LANE.-THIS DAY. ST. GAIL—The market his been steady during the week, sad a full amount of business has been done at lest week's currency, but the public sales of to-day have gone off with lets spirit than at the opening of the week. The refined market bu been steady without alteration in prices; lump, low, 465. 6d. ; grocery, 46e. to 48e. OPPLE.—There his been a decided improvement in this article both in demand and price, and a large amount of business has been done in Plantation Ceylon, the fine qua lities of which are le. to 2.. dearer, and native is quoted la. dearer, with a very large amount of business done—say 10,000 bags sold 48.. to 465. 6d.; the present quotation, 47..84. to 484. TEA.—There has been a fair amount of business done. The fine qualities of Congon have advanced Id.; common a shade dearer—buyers at 11d. RICE—The sales have been rather large, and the full prices of last week have been with difficulty supported. SPISITS.—Rum and Brandy continue to have an up ward tendency. Corrox.—The amount of business done has been limited, but general quotations remain unaltered. thLTPETII.2I has been dull of sale. Bricas.—Pepper hes advanced about 0. per lb. Nut megs and Mace sold at full prices. Other descriptions firm, at last week's currency. CocuiritAL.—The late advance has not been sustained, and prices are quoted Id. to 2d. lower. Fatriv.—A. large business has been done in Currants, and prices have advanced As. per cwt. Raisins: A. cargo of new Valencia has been sold to the trade at 64a. ; tiotyrnaa have advanced 2s. to 3s. per cwt. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is rather better to-day at thefollowings quotations, :—Town Tallow, 60a., nett euh ; Pe tersburg Y.C. on the spot, 60s. 6d. to 50s. 9d.; Oct. to Dee., 60e. 3d. to 601. 6d. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts is more than equal to the demand, The choicest kinds are net much lower, bet many interior qualities remain unsold. We have a large supply of fo reign but very few English Sheep ; trade is dull, and prices are lower than on Monday last. There is very little demand for Lamb. Calves are rather lower. Our foreign- supply consists of 384 Beasts, 4,000 Sheep, and 564 Calves ; there are 400 Beasts from the Northern and Midland, and 75 milch cows from the home counties. Par stoue ot albs. a. 0... d. 1 kW atone of Vita. a. 4. a. 4. dee dons, lloraforila.. 4 6 410 Bed Dna & 111144 a. db Bed dborc-horna .... 4 4 4 6 Beat Long-wool. 4 4 4 14 %coed quality lidellie . . 3 8 3 6 Do. do. dbotn Cairo. MO ... ....... Kea 1.44 a Ilalt-brtd. 6 0 6 3 Lambe Hanka at [Latta'. 1.079; daeap and Lind~. 11.170: CLICK 744; Pt" 315. HIDES.-THIS DAY. LELDENHALL.—The present prima are: 561 b. to 641bs. 3d. ; 641 b. to 721 b., 3d. to 30. ; 721 b. to 801 b., 31d. to 3ia. ; 801 b. to 881 b., std. to 4d.; 881 b. to 961 b., 4d. to 41d; Horse Hides, 6s. Calf-skins, ligbt, ls. to 3s. ; full, 6s. BEEIXONDBEY.-Bbeep skins, polled, 3s. 6d. to 41 3d.; Downs, 2s. 10d. to 3s. 44. ; lambs, 2s. 9d. to 4s. 4d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the accounts continue to speak of the great damage the late winda have caused to the Hop plantations in exposed situations; the weather also is anything but suitable for bringing the crop to maturity ; besides which the mould is said to be rapidly extending itself in mid,Hent, particularly amongst the golden Hops. The market is improving, :and the duty retrograding. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Eden Main, 225. 3d.; Walls End Haswell, 235.; Walls End lletton, 235. ; Walls End Stewart's, 23e. ; Walls Eng Tees, 23E—Ships at market, 97. BY ELECTRIC FRIDAY, 9 A.M. Wind N.W. by W., cloudy. Passed.—Jason, from Odessa, for London; Delhi, from Taganrog, for Hull. Anchored.—South American, from London, for Havre ; Dromo, from London, for Dartmouth. Sailed.—Ville du Dunkerque and Schwan, both for Dunkirk. METROPOLITAN FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY.—Last evening, a meeting of the members of thfs society was held at the London Tavern; Mr. Phelps in the chair. Prom the statement made of the progress of the undertaking, it appeared that two estates had been purchased, one at Wimbledon, and another at Barnes. All the allotments, with the exception of fifty, had been allotted on the Wim bledon estate, which oonsisto of 31 acres, the allotments having a 30 feet frontage, end 290 feet in depth. The allotments on the Barnes estate, which bad been delayed so long, in consequence of the drainage question, would be proceeded with immediately, and the purchase of other estates was being negotiatea. A ballot for the (Retribution of rights to advances took place. BIRMINGHAM FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY.—Thi. society have just purchased another estate of 15 acres at Sparkbronk, making the fifteenth estate pluelmeed up to this 14:41;s RAILWAY OP FRANCR.—Traffic for the week ending August 28, 1863, 6,9641. Corresponding week, 1852. 6,664/. DEMERARA RAlLWAY.—Traffic for the fortnight ending July 30, 1853, 5081. 21.10 d. M zd 11114. 111. zd. 144 is Il 136 e ad fa as in a