The Express. — London, England, 1852-09-25 00:00:00

. # "7:a an ►' T ri bt rt4s l 1-1 • LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1852. [THREEPENCE. Evixwo. - to-d'l'hoay, RAILWAYS TUTS. DAY.—'jtiro o'Ccocx. The railwaytttni m series quiet, sad than is apart* the Mat Amy in piles, Leadou and North Wester sleek II sedum MOWN Wing been sold at 119 j. swims AVM *OW VPMAIWIIIIM MONEY MARKET FRIDAY ne Coned market was a shads flatter owing mainly to the paucity of business. _ between were anasua ll y few, and were effected 100 and 1001, the last quotation being 100 to / Sir cash. and 1001 for the amount, the 13th of Octo ber. No other stock was touched, and in fact busi ness in this department may be said to be at a stand still. 13th October. The feeling of the mnrket is steady. Exchequer Bills arc unchanged in value, but India Bonds are Ds. lower, at 83s. to 86s. prem. Foreign stocks are quiet, the only change in prices being a further fall in Gransdian and Grenade Active mark 21/ ; Do. Deferral 111 to 11; Spanish Old Three per Cents., &A; Do. New De ferred Threes, 231; Do. Passive, 81. Turkish Scrip, St to 71 prem. Dutch Fours, 99. Turkish scrip is now rather better again, at 8 to 81 prcin. Pd ItanwAve. IM Abardedi I. •isilseg.,itirsiii, Mel Jeseilsa b or t lindAlkid.llllllwV•l4 likheisal e *Ono amain id rder up p.on. SI Si loi I 7 SO ft lee I" LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PARIS, gen. A For Mousy. :Oimall • TS 36 NG 73 • lof Amman. "ii 6 141 MI 7 6 Le 7 76 IHlgbort.' Lowed. f.v.ras. /, , ' • t: - ...A .::: ' ...._ ... le, ' ' /'ri as • „e4 ...--) ... e..i,..„..._v. " ) _.____ /.,/,' , .• , r t . ..• :,..,.... . ,4 .... ..........,, ...,tv _ , . ~...........:,.. 1 ._ . • ,___.;___ ho. 1,901.) LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, _ I IL : ,;( s eLl, end EDRIDOE'S LINE of AUS 710LieleX PAClatf suire.-71, Idiloldla fed...dam PI , . 0 .4 ee the ire marine asolitio, mad Mewl NOM ir m e Oa ent!un ter nummisers, MS aul ponetually en lade DRAMA. SADLER'S WELLS. POISONING AT ST. HELEN'S. a..._-. Mary Price was charged at the St. Holcu'e police lay.,_,r ee e - .. lend in the Leaden Vette. Mr Phelps continues to labour in his vocation of court with having, on the 13th instant, administered ate- The :-.- ----- - 4~."----ors-rw.;;Tiesisere. ~ unassea ic rot. rellnaing old sail ingetten ploys; bat though we give lan 11011te with iota% to kill her huabaed ad her son, Edward *mo d I credit for his seal sad inslustre. we camas% but tbiak that Peke. ii r;Wfirtr. INO If. It01:: 00 11 -.. 1 4 74• 1 7 - - I , I. ibi s p , irt i ss i m Li. ,iguett rtes t a m a w e.... William Pelee, la. hesband, stated that when h. am Icom. • 110111 j Norjh , n 0 --- --- 1 ran MC WWI 2 ... 1et6002 . OW W. H a s h ou ld aaaa jjh a t h at t h e c 0„,....... 0 . a t se oil pl a y of work, about a quarter past 11 &Soak on Saturday mom m SAM '`.,' " l. ---- I 1 1. 5) ,I. Seale" .. l l'see rbliii o `e•• a• having bee, allowed to fall into oblivion Birds • p reove .p • night, the Ilth, he wait bum and found his wife drunk. Cij : ,- . 1 ,1 ' 1t .. V . "..*"......-..-i. 40,5, :11..1m5n,aai.,...1. ..p.plityrkinuib,ip the. M. lio n , 111111004 saimatiag ta certainty. that it is sawosthi and they had a few angry words. The ninon left the del" ..... -. hof ;IS. -. 5k ... 4'sirt raldr Sm. 3 of preseetatiou, or that, threats shafts of Sate ma house, sad did not return et all during that Eight or the yes, I'd *INV& '.l ---- Tat , r..r!wit - RAI., t+9l ..•-•- • • 4.7,0 !M. Merle INS at UeL 10. the old plays that have been revived dada Mess last morning, and left his demense la Ms bones. When dee. Il tiv,„-ii- ........ . .......-.. . 11. Vent ..... ow , a m cm b. siool i eoe .; he returned Isom to his tea, ahem 4 @Mak the sem - " as having bees really 2014 61. 01211 to • ploos apes the stage, 1,710700,131 , he found the leap* em the eves, and the 1 00 I , al ..----;,ei - oula se pow.ir, dowry mama, sae leabee ei k in i nt , mi d i any odium to th e „ oh * *deg playa. olio's set on the tabs,, but * prisoner was not there. It N _ .........b ....3 ,, c mit * , to the 1111:1".44100. *WI 100 mammal 0.4. 00 .* or as Witte bees of oa7 aetemelle to the theatre where He poured a cup of to Net and it appeared eery black, Z. ---- e ...of Koval." , 111,0 . 1 - 0, ilihne ( mam , maws) Us tech it was rinited. but he took no farther me* , Making that the tea bad at al el tag aseilA'.‘"L. raJ redittere 34. y erei m ee e d g em e. Lille's tragedy. " Arden of Fenian's," performed last bons made some tins sad hoe WS Ongiog. Hs draok t t 1 , night at t 'im 'e Walla will furnish no exception to this the Met cep of at • esemeher es he eele re 7 thirsty. I m* c• al -r-i.borri. PALE ALES -Boron Liebig ces general oatisa. We wi ll it Lille's, because Lille pro- mediutely after *Arm cep be fait very 'invest, se a tr..,lee•la 11 .. a lri a .,: .. 4. A.I l er t * " 1" aaa L a i t in. ta y a °lffi ta t elU at 1 dated it as his ; but is fast it is wily a rifacimento of se mad went end steel a eiteetee at tie door, wh i n he wi i' ;: al it or ' " e " . in ,„„"" - ;;;, "L' or . ;,a.,es.' .--- e, - , 2 a7 - ---..- -.1. " old play, forgotten is %is day as well as in ours. This add Penned abe ranee • mend set et tee o u t of the yea. /1 a ow rt ., ... v ows NM ',men. ay steam his betty play 01 so lle known as a. 3 , 1 entething of • literary clue • est us ROM hell of it, mad baps al be sick, sad to- la id ono , ..,,, m g mo o ore we .e. min WW2 0610111.4 • rated arty. It was OrWiIIWIT ‘l2l/011 in 16 0. 2 I sad • • teße . ot le Imil" ll dw = p la r r o l e a : r e s r , r wrf wM eemed. meek ami al lal P . i...,• that be le i elm ~,,‘,„ „,,v m m se --, wb oe sabre elloaseser romMtv , it te joe-eirae) was published M Itor hy ewers DO O7llO . z g e ntr . m.toe , ame "Ink% 6114 11 .• M em. ‘ ll a . 1 '""1 • 004 bookseller at Fevershiro. Petaled is a tof sob- had toms of the tea, sad diet he immediatelii;ates very Si s Dar are paha. ear mare It is ay We; Ig a is ter .raltso , 7 oo . :6, ~,,,,i 31 .1 hi.. , esthete , ncising may of the nobility, Wiry. and drk red wi l led. no :. , ~....iereleeszt I „ii 0.4 th ... 30 „,,, t ,„„..,r,„,,„ „, ~,,„, o f r tut; , sa g there is . ..i i i jots j o ro b e . Elixabeth Deice, the dinette., peeved that about seven 6 , t " 1 • . P ' ...: ""' 0104 .n• r , n'''' .. " - "IX c, the wawa t male is my work of Miamian with what swam it is searcely D a. work, bet rather ) (the prisewo) Woe into the bona and N I et, sa void is ei. ry wired I .. o w e, ..e. meta re ar Ter were sad me 01'1 0 111 k 0 t 4111 1 01 , enemy to say. The . old play ill C. 1.1110160 apse a tree story remained abed thmiejt the bet Nisei , * lit intervals. ,a 0 a In VO .. of • shocking murder, told is ItallielosAser s Meanie*. The an d thee alma Mime thelk day, srd bet tathelee tea. Pot I , le ov. oo c t 0 li %member. WV' C r ' 71a '''' rod, blastula are steady followed, arct 'sly is the or . the am the Wide dr hems. sad did not mum le ARON LIEBIO, Mr. ALLOOPP, end the play bet hs We veraseef it ; sad as thief/ 'to tar OMR Won& •• 0 . it R 14 4 lILDICAI. t 1 SA' l Lat.-11 ,0 .nel legal prowar:lent, Si acco•at is rent to and cdiereetenotio o r the age, a , Bathe* • .....i., r .... that the . prisorter , a. " wd abini.tlma. In UM We, d'ai ~ ,r ,;, his ernaleate an YAM prefer qu• bag it to giving the plot of tlce play. called t half-past sts s'eloc se Wahl mormug, sad - 44 . ii d 00 „ .1 ...,00.,, [ . Year twee , t .., ___tr , D I v._ 14 .10. .• Anne D e ... 1550. Iles . R e . Ed, ma d soo d o ,,_ Th io slid she wee easy we* WOW with We end asked if r , gee 311.1 , 1 00„ 4: tl. r i l . "'Lt .... - I ‘ .n .' S ;' , .. • :,,,,, A ei pb t 11 7,.. „.,,. ..„„„ 7, yens the 15th day of February, brae holiday, one Tbosoma he would Ms hie hew sera tweak be &NM them Hs IL It pot M. . , °Unman*, fa r, rooter.. . Arden% gent. was heisou•ly cas e ated la his ewe par- mixed a quanta rte as ••••• 01•Tall0 wilt a rellerige a • I t t I Wow sheet NMI e'elor.k is NY *NS be eel Pus , ' of soft asp. sad en if tu the Pfbffm -------- tt - DiNI NI ELI HYGIENIC Thomas Marshy a Taylor of Lades, law sanest t. Me. M'liiehols, magma, of St. itsietsdpeanal that is Z . 1 6, .l i. :l 4 :l 4 alltit ddiat. T, erttiewl ai. iiy . ibe S poi ir n E .men daud to N f er tu th e , ssii hMight, Chastener ef the • was "Use upon to anew' William Prins M fain he want 14 I ,_ vs •, .. ; . or..:!ar.ted canna lir. l're, V.R.0. , lions, fathera-law ma AIM Mash wit, of nig va the bow n• focal William Fries 111111166 In the Mg" le " tee ,tobe of the wren sad meat Thomas Ardern, Kai one Blida Will 0 Callao. a au- I ._*grt,rulg ' Y severely ad the rya IN" shoo la 11 1 _het , holognow , quality, and lamellae id Beret who was pre ' Mgt Ow hem VISO" by the sp. ...vas tutu puma. tie took ocean's* et fie tea, which la m. 1 p .:: Tlitov:wrom n.. uononsa7md one job° Groom. ma ommse = r d n os . li m b, remained in the teapot, sad nom Of the On* csf William ,4, .7 , t . : . • '..• 'it . • said rel; taws, til o wa the daame hmses tba te ism aireder her Anisga seli zi; beetseml- eu P:,:l•hasdaa appe are d . 2:: I lit , e g tit i t a d thati nner be had ., analysed I te ystd ikka th or e to r ~ ii. .,, . -:‘, ti; r., ma Foramen. Which Monby the mid Anse did wag :14 1. 0 616111141111111 beeS la kleristrmille Ire, sad " fo ttrw und uds it eis te ""d oontai it u te o l es :l e r. Bre: of it Li w T h e i r. te 14 41. t ICI '• ' -.4: '# 7 - I eeS 2 . 'l . '" Sea" teL ama la house, but au° hi bin with mats and .....e. ioo , arsenic to two Said ounces of liquor ; sad that 15 . .;.. .1':•.% ,. 1. liydiesie reciadr, la. Oi. know and wilfully welt, by MOM Whined the presemil rib me Mead it er contain three P• 18, et Mmote. at her husband's death ia ( der Si haul 110 mkt ° had al " " a r id the vomit, a " f "" 4 " ""1""" 4,. I f , 11% tl 11Frenn IWle Wank W. Id. Mosby ma so o h o mo d s i d b oo ao - n - on a - s iii m in arsenic, bat not to sash ea extent as in the tea. H 1. ; k . j. ,. ''' ' iii e. Ilymeek °gettable. Is. 7. Cosmetic latica.ta. Mereby sad ens Cray Posses, Id s i n i on . I wo also staied that there was saftleient arsenic to have de° !!.. I I two amaata . Ma m a amnikons ad lambigh tailed life, and to prods.. the symptoasspoken to by Mr- " • p . . fc lt bold by all preemie sad skimiste Semfrord ; sad the therms se the sold fermier were the r be lttelw ees t its owed ._ _______. . IN • :' .: 11 11 , 10 ere: eater, E. autatlx, as. dam" Gm* , 0011 Beekhsw and •w• Maim Black - v w "Sts were " F ens """" a n emia " le I I been. a * atm vim Brad shaw k aa b.a lb, raid Bieck the primmer had made use of dative the day t ime ef which A ..3 , "I?) e'e r met. 3 0 1 " laaleniewl lii w i z sod a Nwlistts , mmt d Lawbetroj, that h. „ mom was, I'll make the old coo remember it this time, if I ....• •••• Uwe d'lrry. Paris. b i am may asas o an d so he woo playing at s ad a , M O W never did before." About 7 o'clock the name evening the * __ _ _ ___ with the a m 11„,„1 1 , at his death ob,-iiadi Agog , prissier retuned to tho yard near to which she lived, and at. m„,,„b y egl o h n o, ea t . m g t h e a d lea wi ll asked several of her neighboure if anything kid happened. „ I REL AN D. „„, i , e 6,,,,,, ,„ ear hi , bid, l aw s d as t w oo a dido ogi , Upon berg told that her husband and sea hod been poison. , ei. 1 - - he west be Dimly • heels. mei seeded eight co, she said he (messin g . her husband) mar have arm it le Dement, Sart M. no b Ate hi rewoo g m g a gno o s o ; and ** the m id himself. Other ezneesions of a similar kind were also s The Dahlia Express mentions as follows an g edi n euidere we* * nom bee ...rd., sat the dead peeved. r. attempted aranination in the county of Meath : b oo a m a im os the bo i iii - a, e t li b, t ad The prhioner, who appeared to be very math affected, le A nut named Slivri.lan was tired at on Wednesday eigh t, = a ° 4 p o e m . sok sheet d oom ...book he was k not was the% exationed, and, making no statement, was attar- e . , en ee property of Lord Vans , adjoining the estate ol r. where they beg bad liges.mbeseelem his bowl was asarebed wards committed w lake her trial at the seat 1 """ - 0. , 10f. el Longlicrew, near ()Wrestle, county Meath. The so d hi e mom h on e. so that is wee =masa that het. Liverpool w Ye ea M. tau trued him, but providentially without effecting its e l a n h a Mem yaw wboop sh o N ouli os . igi s m o t , re. Is rasehren eleect. Sasso liatet i lim a iess. and Nesiithmir were Mabee ef MINES. 3 The current of emigration from Ireland appears to felony, sad altar tried wager a hestal essearaise be turning rapidly too arthi Auctralia. The Limerick under the Omit of lie‘sakesti wavietei sad ow FAIDat Evnurno. 1 , / 26 deemed to die ; but the aftessald ewer, Blackhone, and The market fot mining stocks to-day bas been so Orion& says : " Several respectable young gentle own from this city and E nn i n l o ft on M on d ay even i ng Ta lerroj a. M4l , 4 Min ot Maths Zing' . * *M imig ant. msein ahrerle bu dri e l: moderately active, at about yesterday's price& En- ... be railway, , e e,,iiie to Liverpool, to embark fur said Alia Massa agn basat at CaMsebea, sag .'" quiries have been made for West Providence, West w 14 • instTllig. Screral shopkeepers in Limerick are hung in MMus them; Themes Meethe_ sad Ids sister Oradea Halamanning and Croft Gothal, North e t . airing up business, with the view of emigrating to Cieelyrowsisre were MINIM la Smithfield; Misled Seine Basset, ' West Darlington, Wheal Carpenter, Tin- se Asstralia; some ere selling off stock at first cost, and e striami ereas ma mmi es; ambie god bossed ; mil 'limbed' croft, East Tolgus, Edit Polgooth, Alten, and " of to Inn Lad Lto e m ii their furniture by auction." Sixty female paupers Am, the mai i at j a b was Me mil Omens was have been shipped from Limed* for Plymouth taken aad havadegther where 'barbs was gold mining shares are quiet, with the chief r e to near for Aatralia. in claim with. the subelibertime." Imaged inquiries for Port Phi ll ip, which left off quoted I to 40 A deputation from the Genteel Committee of the This May teliebitei a pieedtel disk if berms sated co }Pr'sm. Mariquits Awes were also better, with Ls: Great Industrial Exhibition et 16113 bad as interview the mime of lee pleensers et those Boa's days. lb the buyers at par. Yuba River, however, were not quite r, yesterday with the Lord Lissansk to show the t u g" o w maim ilim ill " an u , pieMa t ehm wi t , Imegalill" a a di a bkokaw ' M P Wlt ja "ado. so good at Ito I prem. Si plans of the building now is wawa et srsetiss. awl someer i , the lady w og a s e moso i N o mo m, as p b oo coma. no non-official quotations are as follows:-Mel- °s mite his Excellency and the Coaabow at Egilegtea Jamul a set al swassadoso the sad oasilissar, while bourne, 1; Australian Mutual Mining, Ito i ... i to open the exhibition on the fith ef May amt. *we is l9 l9 , l9f_this Owl • suds sWonaci Prem.; Cordillera, ito La Prem.; Connemara, Ito With this request his Excellency at ens. ee=2 mitt "alligr.r ll. .'/ eg 148000 " emd m•wwww. 1 Prem-; Kilmer° , I to 1 1 Prelu des tem thil eel WI the sari ndaed Mies ed Mr. Wis. lei a cordial compliance ; and also willewleek Is Uo makes /km, i s the midst of her elismisside ar ia... to Prince Albert drawings now in aim at moss- so* too oloymooo oo di I m mo oomo m on b o wn the i sm THIS DAY.-Two °Tulle& s e There has been scarcely any barium in gold min boa, and to co-opera to every way be sushi with aMr taaiserio. Soy. dr mardestag - 'aeine themedne the committee in penman the moss si the tali- wax raolommi. awls grovel'. Nbeit monde Moat Will in .harm to.day. Port Philip's mark I prem. " bition. (the sell maiiresa dreamer swag them) that he udder Transactions have taken place in Copaipo shares l e Its who had the la a P aalim " . at 5 9 to 6 • sand in United Mexican, at 71 to 8. The following letter frith the , e wept • sew d isastraet • el honour of dressing the may received by the bilis ems masmat sweedee id rependee.' Vienne deems ~*daft,* t late Data of Woltrars% wpm In Saunders's Yeses No 081 askiWora onthe play. Lille, moreover, has di- mare , prism Mao Pia. yeacalsy. Maw. L. We : WOO OW Mm mg memos Mow et the old play with - -. .. ere-Davies read is year camel to-day the parageopk, a iimenos gamo City et he ewe iodises terabits, at ones mom t Igoe Yds .-.......... all i II pm .. Was the laike el Welfttaa ever womdmi ?" kis ieplied bawd owl 1.. flub a plies weld sot peetiely sow tet‘ood the . Smote Caltormlne ........ an pm len 14 lie ww. I had Ibis liesese et draaskai that woes& His seed. The arm di d tbeielest. Mr. H. Mantes as Arden 1 0 . 000 5 , llcMise - ......-.. 13 - - 11 GM* receivirO it ea dm Geld st Orem. It was seemed by V Asearataaa. lb. O. Dowel as Maily, sad Mrs. Ter - !Val I. i"*" 11 • 14 e•-•--- ; . 1 a o 1 1 2VIOI/ 20 AOOOOllO 0 0 meat ball on the hip, breaking the skis owl naming ma as Alien; bat the pier, hen begiasiag to cad, was Immo , b ,, m .b.. no w, a l ri ii I 1: Mattoon. I had else ate berms at the owsetiow or door vossived with the learn edam, aarl the curtain fell in ao,eis, I a s , m a d & all i for fit too oraorat aura., who received • radii" weasel as the the midst of drew. ~tor. MI Warnarron Iron sad Opal all - - el cpposite hip. These circumstances we karma to Loud If it is aosowary fir managers this to rake up the eekeee I aria* alelealleo t e e s - 111 I 1 elan it George Lennox, who was then his aide-deo:amp oleo, to rubbish of the Alen time, war drematie literature must be Or r m ar bw• , .. 11-1 - :-• Lord litany Somerset a dto Sir Edward Rerrists, who ia a sadly _beeves esedthen ; bat we beam that mankrn I 01. " ' 4 ' l " •"* r m• ' I t . 1 1 ' V 4.000 30 Do. Oases and Canals - el .- - then Commanded the lth 111110&20, ia which regiment I Ikea might darn a better apply el seism pieces Mao they 11,000 10 Do. St. John Out lay II - - il oresd.-1 am, sir, yours, de., do, if they email take rooter palms se dada them. 314,040 I 01,14016 Creek ....... J. Illurrerr, M.D.. Staff Servos, - ._ _ then $. Coble Noma .... ........ 40 41 411 II First-elm, Half-pey. 144.•40 I 0.1411111 13e13 .............. 1 3i ws 14 I. Otranto place, Sendyeove, Danny, Sept. 23,1852. THE REGISTRATIONS. -.- . Cep 11111 • - - •if recei i au. aiair;thararear au I iEa 3 The Paid liabani, Path* of Egypt'. steamer, has --- v...erda s.._ v., _ LONDON .. ISMI M Omni „.„„ i n - - pat into Crookhaveu in a crippled state. She bore P,IPM Won Masan --.. sli r ,... . tip IRO miles south of Cape Clear, and must return • air.. ' ',need). resumed the rev i s i on nem Gera Deily efewiii . ... all Ino of . trelist of householders registered as catidad to the 11 • 5 " Greet Telgenth all ll pa 4J I to Cork to repair damages, which it is said aro psrliamentary ,ranchos. 100,00 r it I l a : sei 1' 221e1111Te. In the tut lot liridewell precinet, tenoree U terelalbeeret . al I..in MAW les.bnalike,oliiia2i. on e an 5 A number of the young men of Dublin have nn- Mr. R. Adams, the receiver of Seawall Hospital, was leo" is t eephs objected to by the liberal agent. dertaken to orgauise a societ for their improvement men te Ilisleesallesibeeserbee 0 t s • and the acquisition of knowl of a practical nature. „.... e i ze Mr. Brown , in support of he vote t , called the beadle of 200..e* I Illser themeee -•• all I f ele 4 t oo 001,141, who proved that Mr. Adams occupied • lea- 114, ,,„"2. , flex w ........., The association has been styl the Dublin Costner- donee WAWA the hospital, as reasiver but was sot able to ' as, "","'; i "'""'"'''.....___ . ••---•- - ::: - .. 2* .u t 5 I Z a 14 cial Improvement Society. lay on what terms he occupied, wheat as teat, or who- romp so tisOele ifi 11:31 11 The Belfast C'Arorree states that the Registrar- ther he was compelled by the term of his appoiatmeat to 30,040 I Ansfeeksa.- II 11 IVO I 'tip of the Queen's College, Belfast, of which W. J. reside at the hospital. 1,014 II IL Out ..w 7 13 I I d • The rating was also proved. Ain *NS WOW Wader -. an ILI II I 5 I (.Allen, FA., some time ago sent forward his resig- . that the imam . Mr. Ledger submittedme,sea 1 wee tisefeeee....- ell , nation, has been conferred on the Bev. Richard tome y . did a" prove mow I Tube -.-.- I I I A le ()altos. TheSarriater-Did not consider th at inifildeat bad been .. . doss I. ten• pr; v7d Wedgy his lerseieleies the sass It Ins eased that asks elalmodes had aso Rea marvel as the ebepldaaat time sisseer et the same Isieltn ties ea dedir pease, —'&of este dashes arguers% • After a leagthemod alienalz it te seem of the three siren were washout of the Is the et. Bride's list, Chime were made by several mess the had bees .mined by the overseers la eesmlessse Call war 18:11Z the pen-vetscollector) of esapagneet ofthe taxes. The assessed tar adleater so bolsi giesostotad the Barrister, ea the statement et ilmt &Waft that they believed they had paid before lely MIMI the leas required by the a*, reglotered their saws Mr. MB. the new M.P. fer Basbiaie, together with 111 three parinern claiming as essapiers . se 41, ts hill, were dimmed to by Mr. Brown but the q being proved try their agent, the claims were aliened. THE COVET OF CILUICHEY AND THE CONVON Lanr Conars.—ln order to meld the expanse of seeding mass from the Court of Menem be the same. law= two provielsos of an irapsetest dsensbr have lees in the new Chasemy AM,, pN.. It The Slit NOW states that "it *sit not be lawed lie the sold asset dOheassey la ley NM or magic le Mame • ewe to be staid iler the emeLawes of ammo law, bat the said Ceara of shall lass MI payer to datormise say questing ;Mir Aisb, hi the .mat of dr aid Court el Ohm eery, shall he sasray to be bolded geseisudy Is lb* de nim of dm ersbable ingstha at bens Isibessa the pie ties." Awl by the en entice it is nested tissi b : s i n • sten wises; morsedisi to the_naten gentles ef ties of Chime, nelt sent iled to egrilable Mkt usell th r OgaN tide se right et the at earns ands, each shall have hese esMkYioi is a peleasela a t law, the said mart may Weir Innenee sash title or ht without rending the yards, to lessen at law to esta Ik. same." DEATH OW A CHILD nom ALLEGED STARVATION. —Yesterday, Mr. G. 8. &mat held an insist at the Fos sad French Hem Clerkemmall-green, on Charles Hubbard, aged three swaths, au Meghistate child, alleged to have hen starved is death; the body was a bag of bones. Mar lette Redbird, iinsesses graadmother, said that deceased did lest Tuesday, in his mother's arins, at witases's reel • damn 2, Stewast's-plees. He had • sough, and was fret ful sad puny from the birth. The mother 'sickbed him fire weeks, when she took a Millman, and gave him to be nursed by • woman weed Sylvester, residing at Shadwell, Lot July Sylvester left the child with whams, saying that she was going to Hampton- court, and weed, upon her return, call foe him. Bat witness had not MA her since. When she brought beck the child he was very ill, mad thea witness took him to Mr. Gill, parish surgeon, who said that. be wanted food, not 'medicine. film fed biases sego and arrow root. The breast was also twice tried with i lium Mahe refused it, sod gradually puked away. Sarah Halberd, the aunt, sad EMS* Hubbard,the mother,gave aimWt teed:may declaring that deceased had been neglected and starved. Mr. Gill, sur geon, upon the child being brought to him, pronounced him neglected and starved, and reetunaseaded that a wet-sures should be gut. The mother said he 'mild net take the breast. But upon has getting another woman to give Ids the breast he socked greedily. He made &poet Norton exam'. nation. The body was emaciated, and the stomach wholly empty. The organs internally w re healthy, hat the body was nearly bloodier. Des* resulted from want of food, which is his opinion he hdi not got some time puce to death. Mr. Money, the surnesoniag °Maw, is vain did all in hie power to find oat Sylvester, whose real name wee Betsy An derson. Her land W-d who gave her a bade/WNW, said that she ill-treated sad n egl. tied deceased. The jury expensed their horror at the treatmeat of deceased, and begged en ad journment dui' iaquest, to that an opportunity might be afforded to make the really guilty parties awash's to justice. The coroner rally concurred in the suggestion, and accord tapir adjourned the impost. . /dr. T. B. MACAULAY, M.P.--Contradictory state , meats as to the health of this gentleman having appeared a in the Scotch and other papers, we are happy to be able to I state that the air of Clifton has proved most beneficial to r I him, aid that the right boa. (anthem* is now rapidly re coning Ms mentomed health sad stragth.—Olek. FINSBURY. Yesterday, J. Fewer Trig., the towidag barrister for the bumph adjeorsed court at the Lords Jodie& emit. Wm, he the purpose of 4ivinq hie judipsest is themes el 0111111111 t Fish. The flimsier stated that Clewed rya, of 1, Doeset. street, St. Mary's, Islington, lad bees NOM 610 the list of voters, by the overseen, is of hay's( bees returned by the collector se • Milo se he the hove. tar. Upon be applied to for the assuot, Mr. Fysh stated his intentioa of appealing to the eseren wheat his is. sereeseat. No did es awed. sod tie aseleesest dust been MA* SW., opalwPh 101, es the 4th of La. gist, paid the mesas to the etilsettor. It was peeved is tridesse dot the celleetot wee not is a 'coition to reeds, the amend dB the 1611 March, whoa he rewired hie hods sad wettest. The galietionk therefore, arose, whether *isms • elespßesee with the words of the 13 & 11 Vid.. e. St, shish min the tar payable on the Bth January to be peed es ee beam the 20th rely. Some what similar eases had erwarrell in Visettainster and Marylebone, bat it appeared tlim that the tar might bare been paid, and be (the barrister) had rejected the aides. In the present ease, however, he masidered that the tea was not payable on the 6th January, iserwaseh as the collector was sot Ins position to 111101114•11 the tel till the 16th Muth. Electors wne sot to be depriv.d of their vote, for nonmempliaam with an impossibility. Ho therefore had so hesitates. he deciding that the name of Mr. lyilt should be insetted on the list. The seam was accordingly ?noised. TM revision for tie; lionse --- llfemptsbead district mak plus on Thussday. Mr. &stem mowed for the IthweM sod Mr. Tesdnerm sad Mr. Grover fee the to. TM blisorbit YMs Muds : libent gain en claims, 36 ; ditto es olrestlem. M-411. Tory pin on claims, 41 : ditto on oVostions, M-73. Net My pin to that ems, 21. REPRIMINTATIOS CI H.Witalley arrived la Ms eity on Wednesday afternoon, and immediately sansonnsed s imams of the electors. la the evening he addresm‘ a mostlag at t►e " Black Boy and Trumpet," and his binds lan estielpste hie eititios for the borosil. NORWICH MUSICAL FESTIVAL. NORWICH, Bart. 23. Lmt sight, the third misosillasesi sow* traded a very lame sad Wittiest aftnatikes M she W. The body of tho hall was quite Md. ail Ms pile" =Ms wit nearly all see•yied. TM jogimilme Master Symphony is E Sat; tbri Dm* «Ar lips is ass raittiaase," fires Vidalia, wag bylbilkast Thries Owlssad Hem POMP ; Dominates Aria, " Pas peas a ton "—Hr. Sims Homer ; • part Dom, Tim Wreath," by beusdist, whisk was emend ; Cherabiars Overtire, " Pe mba," and " L esteem," an Aria Espanola, ming by Modem' Fiseartini, also eacomil. After the overture at the esemamosearitt M the semert, sa air by 0. A. Mader- iss was sass by Dlr. U Wei, as a regale et wpm& be On worm se tie We Duke el Ms. Nat Basees sum tbie baV i r a wow liat *belied usbeinGsg asylum. AZ tie polbssesss woe wry resived. sail several pusses VIM 4•161111. Tim eir MAW, peal me& dam itai applews. This maim the pssforamse d the " issprommisased audience. TM ball Wei rambled ; ambers stead wales W wry i IM PUS'S& Tbs premises, was The shissess vest walk 69 mom pessbissi i i n ag eti dl i s escitstine deers, sad ateis won not sumbiesi by tianteni, SIMIAIf Basel, Wes Dolby, est Fosse dal= Pm*, Mr. Leary, Yr. lbws Lever, Kr. Web., l'iardet Garcia, sad Mita Mope. The summer ebisb Mows shows the comparative total en/educe at the bet three Festival., sad eabibda tbs upltaang fact el a dimiastie• d pablie patronage : 1844. 1848. 1842. Tor.day Evening Wei.nesday Morning— 1,333 .... 1,280 ..... 482 livening 1,211 .... 9no .... 762 Thu'day Morning Evening 1,6110 .... 1,037 .... 1,063 Friday lloistax 1,1893 .... 966 .... 1,917 assalair very lull attesdasee la @spaded at the ball this 01111 Or TUB SOLDIZIN AT PUNZT, .as. Lanne—Beejsinia Gaunt, aged 111, wow living at PwaLerso la the 33ed in Led* vain Coboael Weßaal sof Wellington), sad on ths sight provisos to the siege of Ber ogs p o too, ads aid /deem' bore the Duke es Isis back about a quarter of a mile, he Wag slightly wooded Is the lase or thigh. He was e...f the tedeniss is the Ned. Re Is now newly woo out sad espeenon hureelf maxims to know If there a* many sow Ining who took pan in the ladlso essipsign from 17N to 1916, THY. LATEST Pc ItLIC Fl'lcnai a.—Among the latest unteersref polthe (inens) honours belt, paid to illartrious ant of Inert Britain, and voted bi .. par t al national Arow,..4„ti nn ,, of mime, are tho Nhowhii:—The Dolts of Itioloid's funeral (is Ireland), Nov. 17, 767; Lord Nel rows basted, Jss. 9, 1806; Mr. Pitt's falters,. Jaw 1 414, Mr. ros's funeral, Oet. 10, 1806; R. B Bheridatt's fennel, July 13, 1816 ; Right Hoe. Geo. Canning's Bine -44.1g. 1827. It will. observed that the fowl& hty,a,4 Pitt, and Feat .11 mowed la the sane year. ;It al is 10 ei r. 0. IN INO relit 16111 aud deaf .... 11161 an CIINN dad Ililip•Wd aU Qat sad Soil= is Mann NM sdiatiar Uvulae, Ptink and Aber- Jaes AL RAN AVM (SUL. Is r: atN I.lk D) is Wises Caollis ▪ draluskra d Clan A... all edam II sad Gm all UN ✓I lak • a IN IN 7 . 1 , 1 01 • lE . r AIM& tlagl. disnityli ▪ MaIWIRIWITt I tAmour iii omit Welleva ... .. sll nod MEMO • 111 ue lNk Ili ag RIO anii•Aidt Ds. li Do. IllagVals. sli Loa Ilefters . . Ili Imam sod nesinian II Lea..lllbery.ft isathaid IN 1..... lirlitms.lllA. Om. 100 Ulan 6 11•1• Wast., 11 . 1 Da. flab ... .. .. . -.- I L .5.711 poi Nero, 124 gz 9. twig_ "2▪ . 41 I rs.ZAlLl2 l4 :lt isr 4 ism O&M's. and Debt 171 VW*. wryll i!lpre• r.'• - • a lisissalls sal 0;111s .. 14 asssrat. lbe;p4ol , P. atiniff 1.. TI T. lasiskaiss . iss , Si Nottries essatiss Usisi WO Pr* Britt* • o IS :4arth Devi * lie. I. .. sil D. s i d t m u i =ss .. 17 • Peal $4 Itertlillipliiirsti:Jsso IP Ward. Wars, Ili %Voir. Ise SWAM Omani ... .. '4O tiellidi aSsi . 101 Porasls .% . too De.. lisse . li 4irstislory a lisrelord.. s:, .hrstillsry owl tiros, r .W.lllis.) ... Ii Ds. Ostisstry ' ... . !supralm Oi 4lespieles Palos . ... DIMS. B. C, ase D, My pottiest pr Welt... kSeal list's' 1$ YID Two in roam or 9 II Tab ofilooll • • ell R olootord sad laniOas . lislootard owl 13 Woos Com . la Torktio SO Do. del IS Do.O.N.E.Tarobaso . .110 Took OS Woo* IDllost LIMAS LS AT IT I K i I M T I 1;40 sates E.l Ditto I Owed e•L_ TliTamill6 NU DIU* e6l66ol6goassatet (IsmllloGeistWealsr -174 Bullabinetrip (Wm ' blanalla= Cl=s ioadaimist 1011 dire ssisit Uallstrer sid t m Oleassarat Is Mr PPR , (11111014100f01101•1619 1$ 11•11116/60,(1.Torka7111 S 5 :I Alen (1111. ) b 1 W. lava (ditto) ; Bradkorgilli6.ll.al 111 Lasko so; Unwind Wail 18 /mai Ilailsra 3111 11 w. Pishism 10 Loyola* 111earAlieCois (lewd Is ROW $0 Itordmielbasum uss = flessoi Peolositilive (los. lAN. amwelOdans.llTod 116 1)1tio oast u j in e 0 %011 (dltiol 119 WO, sad 5666616 (lasseille Itaaisto . ISO Smug MAU Oak to Greet 11661bers 1 , 100 Do, Siepnthlllsok 111410160.1101.040.6. 1.116111 Ora,* las. sal Teri ylliogibloardeldretlwed :o 1 !.." 1 V.l ll ll* IP, Vt'l! oiresa 21 DUN OW PIM Was 'Miami (liami Maio. r ima 7 70. CrprelroW.... I Mold ft Enter 4 pie Ct. lc ill . .. II MOW ao4 144141w04 ~ ili Donn IWID. 4•4 AbOr 34 East Amnon (ILIII&C , $ Do. do. (N.)/ pr ... h; 1.d.C0r.1t5t.,5 r 4/.,N0l W DIM do. Po. IS so De. Saw Iwe Coal bun/ In IrtAlliskillrlu 00 NCI all Zoe lowo. op O. qr. mho. + imiimmil. Pau', OW D 61 1,1 104 re I . _ _ _ Erl4 l IM 101 101 104 10 19 1 44 TP• 4 fi aol $ St 1 q, al 11* 9 1 711111mtir 1 — —-- -- Writ el Worm(l)l4lithr 6 OWiet.llliilinsateez spr I Warm, losly mt. IN m &trio • poi. 1 Lai. li 114.0. 01110 /14WrOui?‘ " C i t0ii.10111414.010. 41 LosileMmeallsoldirpe S. yea nl. la.. it. Do Pm gm ... all Waryp. edits* 4 p Ct. Al De. do. 41) pCt. 100 ilidlestloooo.lor.6ll.ooA. A 11110. Prehis•cor SO Do. Dibbled liiip all Do. Om 41 pa art MI lortli ern es ... ... 4 Wormier, end W 0144., 811.6 mOBO 0 49.reoclittlitni.?4,00 ti. 10 trircivooChestet iNur.w ?Alm , $ 000 Out... AS Anuth Deno ... oil &1044.112 a) 11.01.4. I w • ord 6 KUlumy r 0 Tut, Seiroloistli bow, 01.110011 of i'..oii.sti.i orb S Ditto Dine ... 1 • (41411J114.1LIS.Fure) MIMI,' RA IN i ll 7 I l e IS 13$ 114 4 P. LS 1 1 ad 9 10 111 424 pea ells pm 111 ISO i n 2$ 34 I id $3 93 24 2 I if Ps 13 I I I ad 1111 211 j 4lO 102 104 I ei I its ittlyr4v., .. ............. . to !Charleroi sod krquellesi.• 144 134 3 1 131,04 sad Bumps ..., .11 11 pm 1 'Duct Mai* .... 1 440 0 P. 40 180 e —. .. ' 11 4 pm 1 0401 balm P 01001.4... S 0 . 41 DIA 1 0101 1044184 of 148814 . . 14 I , - 5 31 01.1rat i0 00444.814444. pot 1 110 ... Do. 04 1600804.. 000 1110 i 11011140 ar is INT. OII at sr 00. ..... .1 11 iiosabsars .. — 1 / 10 De. (1011way1 -. 0 1 114. ... - 1 I 341 Do. (WWI - ... 1 1 Leap mai 80,404 -.1 /I pa 0 14800 17 , 1 Mews Aston/4 ~. . ... V $ ..' Nupur 4 I.:Zirith 1•41 S 0 14 Do. D0.(43 latemt) .. 1 IN $ 4 7. 14 :Mori ul Prem _ .. all OP. . * par O. Draft Inr 11. 11 804008.1 114 14$ 11 ~ 0 444. gal boolrosa ...I I+ IV ts and Lyon. ...M1 111 pa 2 I l'arni sa..l ttri.oes ... ...1 6/ DI 7. V'atl• and Liu.. ... ... 33 le ior 4 .n 1 Alm, 0,. ..I it. SO 1 P 04,110.-0400 w b R. 0 1 ra SP Itnors PM Dane ... ... 1 ISi 1 18 elpaibrie sad Kam— ...1 11% 10 lof West Plawer.. ..... ... 6 4 W 4004 0 onm.. ... 5 Pa The unfunded securities were also extremely quiet. The March Exchequer Bills are quoted 71s. to 745. prem., and the Juno 67'. to 70s. prem. India Bond. meet with no inquiry. Foreign stocks were generally flat, especially Grenadian Deferred, Turkish; and Peruvian Deferred. The day's sales aro thus reported: Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 43 prem. Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1031 ; ditto Small, 10%3. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 72, 4 Dutch Ywo and-a-Half per Cents., 651, 3 ; ditto Font per Cent. Certifs., 99, 4. Ecuador Bonds, 4, 3. Granada Deferred, 111, 1. Mexican Three per Cents., 251. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 63, 82, 63. Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., 39, 381, 4. Russian Five per Cents., 1183 ex die. ; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents.,lo4l. Spanish Old Five per Cent.. for account, 30th Sept., 233, 3, Si ditto Passive (Converted), 611 ditto Committee's Certif., 23 per cent. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 9, 81, 81 prem. The committee of Spanish Bondholders have issued a notice reminding the holders of Passive Bonds that the conversion will finally close in London on the sth October, after which date the bonds will have to be sent to Madrid for conversion at a heavy expense. Friday next, the Ist October, kw been appointed settling day in the Stock Exchange for the Turkish scrip. As the transactions in this stock have been extremely heavy, the postponement of the settling day had caused some inconvenience, so that our announcement will be received with satisfaction. The same day has been appointed for the Fettling in the shares of the North of Europe Steam Navigation Company. name in the London Chartered Bank of Australis bare been dealt in to-day at 41 and 41; Royal Aus tralian Banking and Gold Importing, 11; Oriental Bank Corporation (which has declared a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum), 39 ex new ; Union Bank of Australia (2L 10s. paid), 61; Union Bank of London, 17; Crystal Palace, 5; Royal Mail Steam, 781. B ordeaux and Cette Railway shares are gaoled 21 to prem. ; French Crystal Palace, to 1 . prem. ; Upper India Railway, Ito 1 prem. ; Resters and GlMileeeeo Railway, in which there were extensive transactions, 1 to 1 rem. ; North of Europe Steam, 1 to 1 prem. ; English, Scottish, and Australian Bank, 11 10 11 prem. ; Richmond and Quebec Railway. Ito 1 prem. Ebro Canalshares rose to to 1/ prem. Shares in the new Wimbledon and Owydon Railway (of which we have already given a notice) were in high favour, and realised a premium 11 per share. The tendency in the market for foreign exchanges was rather upwards this afternoon, quotations gene rally ruling somewhat higher. Short Paris wu done at 25.271 to 321, and three months.at 25.474 to N. Amsterdam was not very eagerly taken, and closed 12.01 to 1. Hamburg remained at 13.81 to 9, and Frankfort at 1201 to 121. Italian paper was flat. Genoa found buyers at 25.60 to 621, but Leg , horn was much offered at 30.70. Madrid was in de- Imand at 491, other Spanish placee being neglected. For Oporto and Lisbon there was a moderato in quiry at 53 to ;. Austrian paper found few buyers, and the quotat i ons advanced to 11.38 to 40 for Vienna, and 11.40 to 42 for Trieste. Our usual table of the prices negotiated is subjoined. has. risen segoOsted. Frees To r...pri Port 116. Mate. 1111. If me. „ I Sloutluall. t lllSSeeteat woes and Ahem „ Mee. SieslO. Junes. rah. •PSSlesSxhoci-thoOloiree pee 610 „ ISOM Okr. ... Ills. Ola Tams pert „ 1.1. IlSor. ... 116. 15,cr. Trieste Antwerp S.W. SO e. IStr. Drorsele .......... „ „ SStr. SO e. 2Ser. 5241. 01.ent . Vies „ Sheet 2Str. 274 e. ... 220. Sale. Date Havre 2*. 474 e. 13rr. SOe. ; iiir; 471_ ... 23tr. so.. 1.1111:11 litareetlies. lsfr. 47.0. ... 23tr. 304. G.eos Lathan N.,ples per AM „ 41 moo ... 414 perm 'Vaunt* per maw „ 123 once ... 1231 rem n'..ratia Madrid per 411•2 „ 491 pram ... 47f gem CAW " ',. . 4 41 = ..... 44:1 , ,::1 -5 (Anita; .— .," .," ~ 494 pesos ... 491 peso Seville bantam. „ „ 491 penal ... 49, pesos 111.1940 Usbo* ....... ...........per Who' „ 3$ penes .. 331 pose Oporto " „ 53 penes ... 09% view F • Pitanbari .. . ver ruble " 371 woos . . 371 prow Hamburg letters notice that money is plentiful in that market at 21 per cent. on discount, yet foreign paper was less in demand, the quotation for bills on London being 1 to 1 lower than that reported by the former mail. The price of gold showed an up ward tendency, and all gold coins and Prussian dol lars were dearer. Funds were firm, after au advance of nearly 1 per cent. in Spanish Stocks, both Old and New Deterred Three per Cents. The prices of stocks at Amsterdam on Thursday are thus reported in the telegraphic despatch re wired by Mr. Reuter : Dutch Four per Cent., 961 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cent., 641. Spanis New Deferred Three per Cent., 23 9-16. Mexican, New, 26 3.16. Portuguese, New, 391. Austrian Five per Cent. Metathquee, 791. Thursday's prices at Vienna are thus reported: Austrian Five per Cent. Metalliques, 983; New Loan, 98i. London Ex change, 11.28. The account of the position of the Rank oje t pgland f v the week ending Saturday the 18th of ember, is as follows : .. BANK OW 14.1111,L27D.—Accor so for *overt mite Hop. AWL lott lo IMPIWITILLIIT. Nolo, taws I as.istmo Ooromorot Debt... ‘11,413.1t4 04160 r elsorrlllso 1.99190 1301,113412 ad Bultire 21.136. =7M I 511:wer !Wks 19.1 14 t 33.151,630 I 31337164,130 eroydvivir Vntot..J ..../11,1617 , 1 ......... Soutuitio Rut .. .. - 15=340 Ando& Dyad Weldl4 FILM. Depoltv 'lsrlud. Aosta') MCINNIS Rs.lte.i.. car. Vatita, iltheravevertsis 11,315,140r coal .a... A ',woe& Novo D• 7 :q. A • .11 tv. Ace..l 8,010.4;4 0.41 and ed.:. Vets 712.766 11thn Iv :•ovAl. . ... 11,9110,61/4 vvvvot..lavasel..o.ativill• 1.393,(11 —._ 539,418,477 09,4:8,4 :7 Pr. Rh 14.52. J. R. rLSEY. Rarity evolviet. Lhe above returns, when compared with those for illie previous week, e xhibit the following changes: reireulation iSAUO 1 Circulation active 21,953,136 Decrease 133,245 1 Public deposits 8,010,4711 Increase 722,532 i Other deposits Os% ernment securities in banking deport:dent Other securities in bunking department ! Coin and bullion in both departments ! Seven day and ether bills 1,393,075 lamas* 1,813 I The Rest The Reserve This return is rather more interesting than the accounts issued for some weeks past. In the large ' decrease in the private deposits, and increase in the 1 "other" securities, palpable evidenm is afforded of the ',justice of the observation made by us in the week lin question, that the demand for money had sen sibly increased. Thus we find that, although the payments into the Bank on account of the Treasury were ns much u 722,532 i., the amount of the reserve wan increased by 106,896/. only, and the active circulation has fallen off by only 133,2451. The position of the 'ireasnry account is extremely satis : factory, and speaks highly of the elasticity of the national resources and the general prosperity. The =out* of the dividend on Bank Stock has not yet I been deducted from the " rest." 1111 S DAY : —Two o'CLock. There hasbeen scarcely any business in Consols to day, rod no change in price, n hick remains quoted 100 to a for money, and 100,1 for the account of the ll ' '9 II sA U 54 sd It to ad ea ae di;01 H 3 Ilf . Pi Of 7% TO ad ii, a, . i:, IN MI I s 1 I I sei2 :4 vie 9 e Re ad II 13 if 21 dis IT 4$ 47 4i I S I Cs 4 4 94 of 41a 41 die 71 4,914 1. 0 49 sot sit 61i zd is 71 2 li dk 201 21 14# 1 lai 14 1 21 a. 20 21 $4 711 /21 ad 44 41 121 ad if ii IS 14 61 SI tl Sli 10 10i 67 GS Si 71 14 21 71 „ 40 SG se :114 119 it SO 81 29 N I 1 5) 131 133 n U I,dl 113 11$ S 7 Is? IN 1411 IBS IP IS - p. 149 111 lie li. as $ $1 104 144 FHA/ la. 1116 as s I I 6 'at $O4 01 10/ W 101 so; 4 2 1 41 414. & ger eetta. .. 1 4 1 ,47 1 ›. 14 .• 7 % 48 104 80 , 104 7) Po M lot se ' 104 SO sli oer Pass., 1823. •.. *** I . ..* 1 i 4 per Ponta . 3 per Cents New Lem' ...... . ... 7 . . Shama ea 1 Geese ; at eleht, 18 28; fa era, 43 17i. 111111171.0. $ pa 121.1810 103 Sion Napes Nees 164 30 Money. Do. 1832.......... ~. Semen 3 per Cues IS ... Do. 3.. .... ... . . „ .., I. 153, plerbi.ont 5 o.r t 97 0 .., 1 hamar, Bond — .. Do. 3. 1032 l'Aktis, Sart. 24,.—5t. Germain, 1,125; Versailles (right halo, • rll to (MR bank!, 373 73; Paris and I irt. nor, 1,4”0 Para sae Ileure SOO ; Room and llsore, 413 31/ : esrollla oed Aviv. n. 313; tiaseboter mid Sato, 33 73; 20neers. 713; Part. one -tra•boute 78230; Paris sod 1.7.. m. 810; L 14114 aed ATterll4.ll. 6'o 25: Mesterei' mai Troia, 261 53; (Meg, 6 0; Illeena.st St. Dear 3 Oise MO 7 Pere and Chalmette Mt 544 Mien end Deemsm, 6107 Iladvesa sad TOM. 173; Paris emu Ocesees.l7o 7 DIM* lON Paste% 218' IA; Dried Cossbe, 1320. HOLISM, Bg.PT. 22.—Voluntary Loan, 1021; New 1 Four-and-a-Half per Cents. ( 1850 ), 101 1 .; ditto (1852), 1041. National Debt, 93,1. Co - tumercial Marine Society's Premium, 129. Hank Shares, 1071. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE __ MARKETS. MINGINO-L4NR, SATURDAY MORNING. IR the Cl:denial markets this week there has been a hie amount of business, and prices of some articles show further improvement. For Sugar the demand continues good, and most dveriptiaas have advanced fully thl. per cwt. The sale of 41,000 baskets Java Sugar held at Rotterdam on the 20th inst. went off well at about o derin above the valuations. Thu public 'ski of Coffee,which have been rather Liege, have gone heavily; the Plantation sorts of Ceylon n.e about 61 per owt. lower, while the native kinds have nut been saleable at this decline. hire has been inquired for, and a rise of about W. per cwt. has been established. Some sales of black Popper have been held at which a decline of id. per .b. was established. In Tea, prices are unaltered, eacept that the shippinkinds of Congou are a little ca•ier. The public sales of Wednesday went off pretty well, and nearly half the quantity offered found buyers. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is arm, and priors have a tendency to ad vance. Very little is offering on the spot, and es the Rus sians are very sanguine, and the trade not in .took, we may expect to see a further advance yet. Town Tallow advanced Is 3d. yesterday. Town Tallow is quoted 401. 3d. nett cult • Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, new, 415.; old, 46,. ; Dee*? to December, 40s. ; January to March (11343), 40s. 3d. MARKET AVEltAolil.—Town Tallow, 435. Od. ; fat by ditto 2s. yellow Russian, 425. 61.; melted stuff, Od.; rough ditto, 199.0 d.; Tallow graves, 149. ; good they, Gs. _ _ SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—TIITS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis repom the supply short, but fully to the demand, at the following quotations :—Prime Meadow Hay, 72.. to 80s.; inferior, 6th. to 70a.; Bowen, 60s. to 60s. ; Clover, 73*. to 9.». ; second out, 60s. to ilds.; Straw, 28e. to Ma. WOOL MARKET.-THIS DAY. The foreign Wool market is in a very inactive state. The stock on hind is very small, and the importatious from Germany are getting less and leas every week. The stock of Colonial Wools, including Cope, amount to about 33,000 bales, anti at the October sales it is expected that about 40,000 will be offered. Prices are very firm, and if any de -1 mend were to spring up must improve. COVENT GARDEN MARKET.—THIS DAY. Vegetables and Fruit are plentittiliy supplied. Melons are good and cheap. Plums, Peen, Apples, and eneellent Peaches still arrive from rain.' Apricots are over. To matoes nre abundant. Filberts realise rather better prices. rotators are very plentiful, but in man♦ instances, dis eased. They bare not altered in price. Peas are nearly over. Mushrooms continue plentiful. Cut Flowers consist of Heaths, Pelargoniums, Roses, Mignonette, Bignonia Venusts. and Fuchsias. Pine-appb., per lb., 3. to 31 Grapes, botbotor,p. lb., 26 to 33 Pessitta, per dos., - :1 lora ttastartas, per don, S. to 7. Moo. Per Putolet. 16 to 36 Pt" per eta , is.. t I to laid AM.., P kltobeo, do , to 36 Velma, soh, 26 to 36 Looms, per dos., ls to 26_ ei t ., t o 50 , rut'. hut sieve. W P a t o t o ,0 64 Oren", P ur pl . Pa to Ws 3 . doe.,fMriue, o. W 1 . ANl;_ottznds:rzisi...t.sss—t.pb.ol4.64.9.,b.h.lb.'2o..:2lssur2to23:ll. Cabbages,per dm, SA to Is &I haw& beam, p.lsf.aisse, la 64 to EZIT.IN per le, 6d to 2d Garlic, per lb., eel to 6d Lettuce, Cab., p. ewe, id to le co.. per Mee ,%1 le 114 Radishes per dug., 8d to le Turnip, 94 to told Small Mad; p. Dm 1.1 to 34 Ilona Radish, per ball.. le to 44 MUAMMAR, per pot. 9d to le rd per beau* Se to 3e Sutra!, bet , wee; t v e . Fennel, r ;;; Ln ' ele. 2d 2 1 .2 34 enmity, per Pasch. rel to 84 linnet, per Wadi, 24 to 3cl Pander, par dos burielsee, la tote ?lint, per 'enrich, 34 to 3d Basil, r ten, per bunch, id Marjoram, do., 3d to 6d Wafter...MA per 11 bee, Id to le Peas, per Mate, 2s to 3a Cauliflowers, fer des., Is Su Gs Greens, per dos., Is to Is Gd Tomatoes, p. N. Mews, es to Os Potatoes, pa ton, 60s to 13tH per cwt.. lOW to 74 par bask., Is Gd to Is Ild remisti per dos., 3, ltd to Is Od Commuters, wk. 14 to Gd teed. p. dos., Old to Is6cl Crire. par Gudas, Ikl to Is id Our" p. w, 3a to Ss Gplumb, per Mere, Is to 2. Wows, par bun* 24 to ed dessw.sho.das Is 34 to is Boat, per , ato Is ladle, per hands, Id to fd irdrE7AL.S.—Mr. Matte's circular states that the market maintains its upward movement, and an M. creased inquiry is daily manifested for all d. scriptions. Scotch pig has been steadily advancing; sales of mixed numbers have been made at 495. cash, and 50s. three months epee. These are still ready buyers at these prem., with a few sellers at 6d. above these prices. Welch bar firm at 61. to 61. ss. in Wales. Rails continue in large demand ; makers are completely full ; a few second hand lots find ready sale at 61. 10s. to 61. 12s. &l. f. o. b. nett, at the shipping ports. Spelter is improving, sales at 171. on the spot have been made. The market is steady at 171. 2s. 6d. to 171. 10$. on the spot, and 171. se. to arrive. Tin firm, without movement. Tin plates have advanced Is. per box. Some makers ask 255. per box for coke ; there are sellers at 245. This market looks mach better, and higher prices will rule. EXTRAORDINARY .—Yesterday after- soon a circumstance of a singular character, and Which ex cited a goad deal of attention, occurred at Bristol. It ap pears that Mr. Tucker, a butcher, of that city, bad purchued two heifers, which he intrusted to a drover to convey to his slaughter-house. On 'heir way they had to pass through Clue-street, when suddenly one of them dashed at the shop of Messrs. King and Coombs, opticians. The shop door was closed, but the private entrance being opened, the animal made for that, and, in spite of the rxer tors of the drover, deliberately made its way up the stair case. It then entered a room belonging to Mr. Hammond, solicitor, where its strange and sudden appearance so ' frightened a lad that he jumped out of the window. The drover, who went up stairs after the heifer, than entered the tom, but the infuriated hi est made such an attack upon him that he was obliged speedily to retr. At. As it was tound impossible to dislodge the animal, it was ihrermined at length to kill it in the room, to effect which a person named Madden volunteered his services. !laving leafed a gun, he waited till the beast presented a full front to him, when he tired, the bullet penetrating the skull exactly he tween the horns, and the heifer fell dead immediately. Buckets were then procured, sod its throat cut, after which the carcase was lowered by dings into the street. TUE MACAOLECI I AND SAIMIOPIIAGUS AT HAMILTON PALACE.—In the chapel of the mausoleum at the palace of the Dukes of Hamilton, near Glasgow, the Temples of the founder of this somewhat remarkable edifice were lately deposited. The body was enshrined in an ancient Egyptian sarcophagus, which may yet gem to confound some remotely future archeologists in their attempt to fathom the origin of the mausoleum and its incongruous and second-hand con tents. No expense appears to have been spared in raising the otato..leuin itself, and although doubtless the sarco phagus was a costly article, we should have ereferred seeing the money expended on a more original production —one of the present age, and a worthy specimen of British skill (stone coffins are ettictly British no less than Egyptian), much rather than to have had the body of one of our highest nobles resting in a coffin designed for, and declaring the body to he that of another person, of another age and country altogether, and, in tact, a female Egyptian ! The MR ALBEIT SMITH.—A gentleman has just elf rived in London who a few days since chock hands with Mr. Albert Smith and his brother at Chatnouni, when they were in the best of health; although Mr. Albert Smith was chagrined at the loss of his pocket book d money, which had, unawares, slipped out of his pocket while proceeding in the steamer from Chalons to Lyons, atm had enured him some inconvenience for want of ca.h. The pocket-book and money h►ve since been reee:vid in London by Messrs. Contts, tMe bankers of Mr. Albert Smith. i', ~ • , 4 14 ~, .. . ... ~.., . . ,tty 'Ol-147 .4 ft ..4 U 14 MI r o t al 1 1 1 4 I. 111 Ila