The Express. — London, England, 1853-08-30 00:00:00

[THREEPENCE. JOINT STOCK BANES. I.3mAng No. Y 9h. Basis. Pd. pivot Bullpen done Vortrulay today. 22.3.1) 40 AuAralaiiia . all 80 II . 40 K. Col. Hank .a Loan Co. all - 60 Minh North Americana all - 25 Chartered Rank of Alit 6 i &a gar 50,0001 SU Chart. Bank of India. Ans. trolls. and Chlus 5 i Ipm 2f 20.000 100 Colonial . -.-* .. 25 - - 26601400 Cornincralalof London— tt- - 55.000 20 End.. Soot. & Awl. Chart. 10 pir pm 2&0n050 Lon. Chart. Rank of Aug. 15 2.1 3 pin 10,000 60 London and Count, - - 60.000 30 London Joint Stock 10 - - 60,00 u 100 ILindon and Wartminster 30 - - 19.0116100 'National Provo of England 35 - - 10,u00 20 :lb. New .... ........ 10 - - 70,000 60 INatlonal 4.4 Ire land - - 33.873 21 ;Oriental flank Corporation all 10i 51; 20.006100 ;Provincial of ire1aw1...... 25 - - LOW 10, Do. N0w........... all - - 60,000 'Royal Aunral Malang and Cold Imp. Co.-- 1 f dla 8,000 22 .douth Australia - .... 26 42 44 20.000 25 :Union of Antall& all 0 71 10 8,00. - Do. New.... .... 21 OSi 60.0111. 50 Union of Lon don lO &OW 40 i Union of Madrid all I - - Lyons were in more request than the other descrip. tions. Central of France have commanded 1.16 baekwardation. There was little change in land shares to-day. Australian Agricultural 'closed well supported at 341 to 351. Peel Ricer were last quoted to preen. The " contango " on the former was 1-16 to 3-16 per share, and on the latter five per cent. North British Australasian remain flat. South Australian Land were also flat. Bank shares were unchanged in price. Crystal Palace shares wore last quoted 1 13-16 to 1 15-16 prem.; and Berlin Waterworks, dis. to prem. Shares of the East ern Steam Company (31. paid), mark If dis.; and New South \Vales Coal and Intereolonial Steam (1/. paid), 10s. dis. Shares of the Bombay, Baroda, and Central India Railway were quoted par to 4. prem. In answer to correspondents we may mention that the dealings in shares of other new undertakings of a miscellaneous character are too scanty to allow of reliable quotations being supplied. The prospectus is issued of the Darenth Valley Railway, with a capital of 50,000/., to form a line from Dartford to Farninghani. This line, it is stated, has received the royal assent. The stations are intended to be at Dartford, Hawley, Darenth, South Darenth, Horton, and Farningham. It is stated that contractors have o&red to construct the line on favourable terms, and are willing to guar antee 5 per cent on the capital subscribed. An extraordinary general meeting of the share holders of the Grand Junction Railway of Fiance has been called for the 29th September, at Paris, at which, besides other business, confirmation will be asked of the agreement entered itto with the I'aris and Strasbourg Company. The third instalment of 11. falls due on the shares of the Netherlands Land Enclosure Company on the 30th September. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's express Amsterdam, Saturday, closing prices : Dutch Four per Cents., 954 ; ditto Two-and-a-llalt per Cents., 63 9-16 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23 5-16 ; the Coupons, 6 9-16; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 821 to 13-16; Mexican New, 26 1-16; Granada Deferred, 9d; Peruvian, New, 811; Greek (Blue), 61. Paris closing prices of this day :—Four-and-a- Ralf per Cent. Rentes, 101.90; ditto Three per Cents., 79.10; Bank shares, 2.500. Vienna, Satur day : Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 941. Ex change on London, 10.37. Bank shares, 1,396. The following are this day 'g sales for the account: ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. Aberdeen, 26; Ambergate, Nottingham, Boston, and Eastern Junction, 41 ; Great Northern, 84 ; Gre►t Western, 89; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 751 ; London and South Western, 855 5; Midland, 7l ; Scottish Central, 96; South Eastern, 701 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 701. LINES LEASED AT FINED RENTALS. Wear Valley (251) Guaranteed Six per Cent., 32. PREFERENCE SHARES. Immies sad Brighton Guaranteed Five per Cent., 128 ; Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton, 151. 6 per cent., 1161; ditto, ditto, ditto, 171. FOREIGN. East Indian, 25,1; Great Indian Peninsula, 71; Great Central of France, 104 ; Northern of France, 35; Paris and Strasbourg, 3si, 3 ; Sambre and ?dense, 91. MINES. JOINT STOCK BANKS. MIfiCILLANEOVII. N. B. Australuian,l. MONEY MARKET. . THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The English stock market has remained quite sta tionary at the closing range of yesterday, business ruling very dull. 'the only movement throughout the Stock Exchange is in connection with the set tlement of the share account, and even that en gages comparatively little attention. Console have been quoted all day 08 to for money and the Bth prox. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark NI to I; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011 tot; India Stock, ns ; Exchequer Bills, Is. die. to 2s. prem. Business in the foreign stock market may be said to be suspended. The only sales marked are in Buenos Ayrean Bonds at 66; and in the Spanish Committee's Certificates at GI per cent.; Mexican is quoted 264 to "4. / . 1 / . :.7 -i d ' ‘a= '' e• PA ' ,--#4-od.aua... 'ti . / e-e e/Fe.-ss- e I • . c ear •••• ....... ..•,./..,...,/,,,- • . Tfl;il r t % 5, II No. 2,191.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 30, 1853. 130MBAY, BAItODA, and CENTRAL INDIA ItiILWAY C0MP.4717. 6P 0 R 7 -r- ILVG. leb 'lle SHARE LISTS. PORSION RAILWAY*. _ JOINT to 4 dat wor p sad Rotterdam 2 14 Ns ---- MONDAY MYININO. 10 t &dens io Omisessme Put 1 Pro Prue ...totally registered. No. (}pig g 4 .15,,t0n, in 24000 share* of 1.0 inch. First Nat TATTERSALL'S.-MONDAT. In the railway market to-day business was almost 6 3 !SOS" MOOtk 0 I 1 i on. Baal ‘ 3 . 0 .,e,u00, in 1.50,000 shuts of /Utah. The subjoined list presents a strong array of figures ;but, entirely confined to the settling, the prog_ . .ess of 93 20 to 4o lrisaandßeisise Itg on 1 2 34 3 4 pat i D e poot ust ailuiractt :e. r cr share, foe which shares wilt be lamed, except in one or two instances , the movements were of 22.5 en 40 Atcdralmia . bring the mow,: I reserdad by the 7Ss 13 tier., e. 11,7, and Wk n tittle moment. which is noticed under the head of " Money Market." 70 b :HMS Wands.. ... 24 1 44. .. . SO Keit. Col. Han d ri g /. C. 7s. lacer wing mystery involves the St. Leger. At first 110 10 lt Mut Lathan With the exception of • slight advance in Great so I 0 .. trateitdo W ••• l3 1 1 Ow .. r i Main, 50 Relish North Ai I n the future pow sole vital, the holders of Origlaal Shares to haw to 100 betted on the favourite e li c i te d repea t e d o ff e rs to Western stock, prices present scarcely any feature. • s dust Initial Pertneale 181 .• 7f 40.0 N .25 Chartered Hank Sprehrence. 50,0001 20 Chart. Bank or I ntserfolte. take 6t05 ; at length a " monkey " was betted at evens, Although the market has latterl •ed port 2° 1° 'hurl Jaarnaa ocrranr. a II Pm HAIM. and Chl Tice Right Hon , Lard Kuanc, Stetchworth.park, Cambridgeshire , and at the dose the field Lad evidently the call. Nothing, y really sop _ shares and bow% 2l 2 dis 74 ... la Grand Trunk ot Canada 20.000100 Colonial ... _ from the closing of some " bear " accounts, the tone 26.04400 CIKOMC4I4II . of I (s;:Aa 11. L. Know+, Pomba, Army, 11, ht. Janies'a.,quare, late however, occurred to advance Sittibgbourne, 9to 2 wa525.000 20 Eur.. r55.it.„ & A Political % g ent at Nima r . taken and o ff ered ;6to I was taken to a small sum about is generally flat, there being scarcely the least dispo- re w Gr5 42 43241281 (0 Pk•am 2l 21 PM MOP Lon. Chart. BA! Mayo Fate ,g gen t French, Ibrobay Army, 14, Bt. James's-square.lo,ooo 50 London and Cot llitaalan ;7to 1 armed against Cineas ; and 10 to 1 betted to sition to purchase for next account. At the close 2,0 4 . all s e - 1 1,: l r i lf so e r•;"'" h aft* t I En° tate Acting itesuleut at the Court of his Mohnen the Guicowar • . OW. against the Rein', odds which Surreal parties would there were no signs of any renewal of animation. moats - - 60.000 $0 London Joint Si at 1tarc,...... 6 3 LuccarkPluojklip.CLlProl 4 dis 60.00100 ;London and H Lieutenant-'olonel John l'itt Kernely, -'.4, Torrington-square, have been glad to lay afterwards. 45 16 Laamabou g .. ... ...... formerly ILK., ant late Consulting Engineer to the Ouvernment Newminster, Boarding School Miss filly, Defiance, Tor- 1!. IC Do. titailwail ... ot India Railway Dr i mr.melit. meet, and Winter were in most demand fur the Cesare- THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. 6 3 Do. LO,OOO tW INational of Deb 33.873 51 Ortental Dank t Arthur Jowl Lewis, Es 1 . Duestling.lodge, 144 1111SVifIrl, Sussex. „, wink Stakes. In t h e Cite, D. fiance was backed for a goad There is very little change in the railway market 3 3 DO. lawn ... ... ... is 1 l• 4 Do. Guaranteed 20.000100 ;Provincial of In tEn 11 ' *7 " . ""' "..e 11 • 2 ` 1 • C • N ` .2 •• rulthie2 : sew-road , .** deal of mousy for both event!, the C eeeee witch and Cam- to-day, as, apart from the settling, business is re- to 9 Weft and msditarrimaii i a" Oar Carobies.wito.l.ooo 10 , Do. New ..... . setae s 'Royal Australia Beery Ilarr.nston Thomas, Rot , ILLLC. Civil Service, Laura , bridgesbire . markably dull. Prices, however, are generally 20 7it Harm ..._ ... .- ... ti si pea I and Cold Imp piece, LI db. THE DEnny.-7 to I was taken, in the aggregate, to 75f• steady. Dover. and Berwick. have shown firmness, t o e e le si sr i m An 7 .31 1-• ••• **. - - 8,000 IS idouth Australia Way Vatiuttorl, Es t ., 11.E.1.C. Civil Service, Forest-bilk a b out Autocrat ; 600 to 28 abouto Namur it Lagefwlth tri.l 7$ 71 'tub' ; 3000 to 100 about and Great Westerns are marked for money as high te if Northern or Prawn- 554 si2O.MIO 25 :Union uf Andra 60mb:en. First Lurd; 1000 to 25 and 1100 to 30. Alembic ; 2000 to 334 8.00 .. Do. New .... 60.010. 30 Union of Londe Slapaolso Diurnal ran Eirwasaa.ts.Cinar.-Litut.-Colottel J. as 891, being scarce. London and South-Westerns la ot; las. Iva Ime et. Beak s,otat 40 i Union of Made! Kennedy. P. 40, Meteors ; 1230 to 25, Knight of St. George; and 1000 Rot ti. & Aeneas she.) 14 144 Itatocu.-The Oriental Sank, 7, Walbrook, London. to 10, Wickfield. Closing prices. have ruled rather weaker. 10 all learwegian Trask Preen. 81 104 -- Baoaaa.-Wiliken Muril l o, Esq., 00, Old Broad.str,et. CHELMSFORD STAKES -(THIS_DAY). French shares do not rally. Strasbourg , are at m to Paris sad Lyon, ... .. IS 154 pm 284 1 The following are I houcitoas.-lioirsril and Wilmer, 141, Venchurchuttect. sto 2 apt Mr. C. Parker's Retail (t) te so Paris Bad Orleans present quoted 381 to 1; Northern., 331 to 1 ; and 20 s , /wows sou . ••• .... 5 4 : 3 4 1 ORDINARY S.I4TAILT.• -CIA:kV 11. K44llftly. EXI. 3to 1 - Mr. Barnes' Waverly) , Paris and Lyons, 181 to 1 prem. se Is Pees and awasboa;; .. 8114 39 3114 Aberdeen, 26; Amt 42 Ce d,.-N o . pi, Liverpool.atreet, New Hroad-ttreet. AH3 ra %CT OF PROSPEC ITS. Even on Retail and Mistake (late Ciarforth) against the ORDINARY SHAKES AND IFIOCILL 2O I Paria.oairsaadCharbearg 44 34 ma Eastern Junction, 41 ; This Company is foriuNl lot the purpose of amteueting a trunk field. 104 10j Quebec and Ilishmoad ... 4 I o la 89; Lancashire and 'ft Us ot rsalway tu cornice: isu ..isty with Agra owl Central Indis, by LE.tMINGTON STAKES. Sh. Pd. Rutwars. Clams Woes sales to•dar SO i sosen sod Harm ... .. 20 Y to 1 p.m. 10 6 Royal 4•314 b I 14 pm Western, 853 5 ; Midll way of Surat, !torah, ~n.l Sea much, and the Volley., ol the Mhee and 6to 1 apt Mr. Oreville's Scarecrow. - the (bombe!, ond the. '.O form a junco:pa ,b,tweeo the trunk Iwo of 7to 1 - Mr. W. Palmer's Doubt 84. HO Itherieen .. 254 144 10 ,t , ! %tub's and Mema..- . 51 ild 91 LINES LEAS the, East India Sailer; Company ant the presidency of Lowboy, and Bto 1 - Mr. Bridgroan's The Friar n 44 &raters. tiottli;i., ilmin. 10 4 Do. 54 pm Oent..Prokr. - - Wear Valley (251.) (3 also to otinateiset a Line from Surat along the Valley of the 'ra t ites low ang Bast hectic" _._ *4 4 te II 10 2 Milk Brewed Faros d d pm Pall 10' greet cotton districts of Candela mad Berar sad the end sad ST. LEGER. 14 all atna.Watv.alteerVaale 111 1 14 'JOStimilliat Tom& 8 6 pm M ineral districts of the Nerbudd y b l ether with such branches:is the E ven ags t Mr. Bowes's West Australian 31 MI Rifkin., Lan.oeflasaJon., 9 7ls 1 0 ts . Upper India Seep es Interts of the adjseen• di tries may retptire. 9to 2 apt Duke of Bedford's Sittingbourne (t) 174 ali DaChasklikk.s6llll23l.C.l 10 22 die 81 all Vest "Laden . 4 44 Oxford, Worcester, and t Tee Canisina bare selected this line of country as being peculiarly 6to 1 - Mr. Thellusson's liataplan (t) II 154 Do. do. Co. 201.„.1 34 24 die M li . Do. 34 par Cast. Praia. - - dis 1161 ; ditto, ditto, ditto ivour Abbe in on enginteruig t ont of view, and in consequence of its St. IN, Bristol sad Rear.., . 102 101 l a r g e ' ,J u do' ion ; its oa:while production*, including the meet eat- 7to 1 - Mr. I' ownes ' a Cineas (off)2o le Twat of alms 94 91 Om Water cottunot India, lar g e quantities of opium, an ian inexhaustible 10 to 1 - Lord John Scott's The Reim (t and off) 9 8 . 1 ' 1 1 amtir allagmlas in , n d y • h ,', d • : .• 1 W 32 11 i ll 674 IS 2 Wagered Switsorlsad I 1 die 20 9 cealand 24 24 Na East Indian, 251 ; G supply 0( silt ; its masa... defiateney in the ordinary sirs n q uielie CESAREWITCH STAKES. 3 0 all Cork and Bunks ... ...1 19 IN Central of France, 104 i fu commercial antenriurse ; the dirt mess ral its county in connectingrind Strasbourg, 3S I j ; the newest A nl.o. I adieu harbour ( Pomba; )•Rh Ms ancient capital of oap M r . T.P urr 's e nen 1000 to 2' t T D tia (taken, 1000 to 14 63 thitillaand OWN Jima- 4 6pm - Hi n dman, and with those rich province+ welch most largeiy cam= 20 also laid) 23 all Dyads*, Perth, end Aber- British produce ;14 114VIID I at the mia,A contenient point ,Agra) the 1000 to 2.7. - Lord Chesterfield's Boarding . School u all sm all'l miguaa ium 6 " •• ... 71 ,e, 1 4 11171VES. Nouveau Monde, 11. railway an 1 ,11t N 4C•41 (men Calcutta to the North west of It dist ; Its Miss filly (t. 1000 to 20 also laid) 15 all Ditto (Sl5 871'd ii.).. 34 4 JOIN' running M the most direct line tor *orgies British and Indan pro-Australasia, 791 80. 1000 to 20 - Mr. Nichols' Newminster (t) 10 SO &Nen Ceountee_, - 13$ .34 134 I Morcosv Evnaute. due Wwudo Tbibet Rail China, as wall ma for reselling Simla, witch 1000 to 20 - Mr. Greville's Scarecrow (t) 25 all 'astern Salon, Class A... xi • as for Nevem! years bees the principal resdesso of the Devils of the r tm l e l isi .ll:ll.) ~ . 47 49 The market for home mining stocks has been quiet N. B. Australasian, I Ang.u.lndian government and of the army. 1000 to 20 - Mr. Cireville's Torment (t) 23 al ' alms B mad 13 die. , 33 55 to-day, and we hear of few transactions, with the ex- _-:-..5-. . TM capital accessary for the forna.tionuf the trunk line Dom 8010. 1000 to 20 - Mr. Orovilles Invasion (t) St. 100 Eat ira .. 7 1 /3 7ld My to A g ra, bong shout •Oal miles and which it Is intended shall be 1000 to 20 - Mr. E. R. Clark's Winter (t, 1000 to 15 50 all ILA wi.Dammi'i.J. - - eeption of Condurrow at 132; •, South Frances, 245, Ant undertaken. has Len estimated upon the most careful and also laid) at 100 Edinburgh anal Mogen . 71 74 2471 ; Wheal Trelawney, 48 ;Stray Park, 10; Alfred MOM stonoadol cslculltionl at CO OI O OO B t* S. raised b 2 . 6 c 4 end 1000 to 20 - Mr. Howard's Little Harry (t) 10 tit Sallabagh amll Pablo ... - - Commis, 201; Gilmer, 5; Wheal Golden, 21. Great au s.cc l untt 1 -aurae. The holders of Original Smarm will have the me. 1000 to 20 - -it. Da R. D'Arey's Routh& (t) St. 160 iltenturgh,Feekjander 27 29 flitroval claim to the shares to be hereafter totted. No call win ho Polgooth (31. paid) were quoted 11 to I dia. St. 100 Karam Ss StathWeelsra; - - The English stock awe until alter the cosaplaion of Me surveys, and Wand approval 1000 to 20 - 111. Ha lets Fridei (t) 51. 100 011.1 Mathern ... ... 1134 614 t 4 The gold mining shares were dull at Saturday's great steadiness to-di Ow Nome and Indian taucroments. 1000 to 20 - Lord John Scott's rug Wrack (t) IR. 100 Do. A. Mesh ... ... 53 64 'The Governor.Geocrol, after detailing in his Report of the 20th of 1000 to 20 - Captain Lane's Charley-(1000 to 15 st . 100 De . B . Rua . . i n 135 134 prices. The settling in this market, owing to the cent., which was for 1 April Ms many ad , great advantages which, both in a political and also laid). M. tel Otilmith.amdWast . ..(l» . ., 112 114 paucity of business of late, is so restricted as to be tamed to the close. temmeretal print of view, would fellow the adoption of the lute a n osey proj.cted by this , Company, and strongly advocating its con. 1000 to 20 - Mr. John Scott's Sooptrem (t.) St Mg Drat Wolin .. .. 551 591 89 8/ 91 undeserving of notice. New Granada and Mariquita influenced by the we WU .14011 , cuociwie.: CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. 12 lit Irish Meath Illsamm . .. 7 Te 60 all LaMMIS sad MAHN . 103 107 chores were both flatter. At 4 o'clock Colonial and it would appea v•I repeat, therefore, that I advise this eonstruction of a lina from 1000 to 20 apt Mr. Greville's Invasion (I) 15$ 11l Do. Tikes .. .-. 17 15 pm Gold were quoted 11-16 to 13.16 prem.; Great Nog- day had some idiom gent ty &voila and Neemuch to Agra ea being calculated to afford 1000 to 20 - L or d J o h n Scott ' s Pug Orrock (t) St. 100 Lammakirteand . Torkshir, 76 14 731 69 g mu" "" unt of general advantage, if, on "utteY , it should 63 1000 to 15 - Count Hahn's Seahorse (t) 144 II Ds. Mks 3 40 IL get, 3 to 3 prem. ; Port Phillip, 3to 1 dis,; British deny of Consols. I Lam that the wartime be executed upon any much terms sa Mon 1000 to 15 - mr. Wilkie ., Peggy (0 14 114 Do. was Ala se $4 4., Australian, 2 dis. ; Nouveau Monde, 3, to 3 prem. ;on the Paris Bourse Madr a tated in the memorial of tbe dumber, of the Banda NMI Ces. 5O all triode Northam - .. 13 131 Dal floiway Company.* DERBY. 14 111 Londesewil Madman 11 91 84 Agna Fria, 15.16 to 1 1-16 prem. the afternoon. In tl The Otreetonsontsistaimpany bake tbeestletsetke of knewteg that 7to 1 apt Mr. R. E. Cooper's Autocrat (t) ' to 7 Lou,%hos .Wager if ti pm Metcalfe Copper shares closed 31 to 31 prem. The change money is ref las view gadoliniums al the OrrummAlemeel se sagmemil a his 2.5 to 1 - Sir. J. Adkins , Ruby (t) St. 100 Los.. AL Owe! 14 (014 report aro fully mamma is by Ls Imo gesenemest. 30 to 1 - Mr. Bignell's First Lord (t) M. 100 Larks Wager 111 iii 111$ 11 d shares of the Clarendon Mining Association a new commands Itol pi - ?se Honatralis tam Chun of Direseme of Ow lambi& Oansposy 121 14 Do. Eighths .., , -- pm 06 Jamaica adventure, with a capital of 80,0001., the both scarcity of stocl have accordingly authorised the Dirsetors of tee OlMlgsmg Is Mlle 33 to 1 - Lord Clifden's Alembic (t) 10 1 Sto.Atodi u lLeindß.(C; I II the necomery steps to asmpkto thilmormisito and has gm. 33 to 1 - Mr. Gregory's Papageno (t) Pst. 100 London le Sesele.Weelsen 65 1 86d prospectus of which has been privately circulated, Consols opened a' tanned the every. while shell he warred Is Ina; walk 60 to 1 - Lord Derby's Meteors (t) X 431 Da.. MN ... .„... 7 6 dle were quoted 4to 1 prem. day , viz. 98 to . 1 1 for In order that the mak. MUM Veer OK be lost, the sequitersOlieff 60 to 1- Mr Disney's Knight of St. George (t) to 114 De., £4O . . 6 5 The closing prices of new nndartakings are as fol- Ism ban mpi sad will be sent eon forthwith. 1000 to 10 - Mr. Walker's Winklield (4) • al Londonderry • befe;shie It IS was also the closing Mia rem ei mserest to be gsaremeed on Mirk espied wl5 b• the lows t-Mizen Head, Ito / dis. ; Lewis Hill Range, racy advance to 9SI sr ;mast t Mimes the Diatom el this Company sad Dowtwo.-Mr. Finning has sold this very promising two- ai m. m al L 4 a 64 .‘"3 1 6: 9114311 th . t . at i1a . 1 1 1 ! 4. to 1 per share ; Cologne Lead, 1 to 1- dis.; *ncl , odes : . -Threc . pe IN air India y, m soon es Nes immvsys UM has lism mew yr-old colt by Cow Ito Mr. J. Goodered for 800 son. ;he It 41 Do , j'ay nd . two . - '''''_ gm 3, J 8; ditto for u "a1 1 na1 01111 . 6.64 I" th e Dire Wen as 0 . 6001 010 el will, however, remain in Godding's stable, et. IN ISLIIIM . .. 71 !Id 714 Knockatrellane Copper, Ito ;dia.; Britannia Gold, sob goinesere. they will seeske from the last Mk USW - Et. 103 Do. Mei . . ani . Doi - by .. 40 41 ito 1 per share ; New Linares, 3to 1 prem.; New Throe ;per Cent. I pm the sew Men( twee askew bees amerded to Lass mews LICHFIELD RACES--Mostvor. $0 4700,144,wee. Gael- ... - - South Wales Coal, t to 1 dis.; Metcalfe " (of h- Quarter per Cents., Well smetioned by them. 174 Oita Mt dorm - ... - - (111 r ILECIRIC ISLIORAPH.) Exchequer Bills r Apo: au - ma fur detail, d pempimmes and shun to be ink, to the SL MO Nenemithat . 53 07 maim), 31 to 31 pm. ; " Port ' Royal (of Jamaica), I to 1 DISSeUgy, at the °Mom of the Company 10, Llverpoulatroot ;or FRODUCa STAKES . 6$ 1 Deb 1ai ... 42111/4"• .. 4I es prem. ,• L'Aigle d'Or, 2to 3 dia.; London an d Vir- and India Bonds, 1 05 Mr. William Ilaruldgs, 50, Old 13/codatrest, the Broker to Wh a l e b one walked over 15 17 Ild ills 14 In the foreign eta Ys Company. STAFFORDSHIRE STAKES. 50 7 Newry mil ... I 8e globe Gold and Coeper, 1 dis . to i prem.; Mount room 11/ AtILICATIUSI cos MAMMA Liberty 1 Se all I= l Wattimpekelellee. 54 111 Carbon Coal,l to 1 dm. ; Kenmore, par to Ipm • Lake changed; and in I So the Lawton of the lorrety, aid Onkel Soda Railway Morning su ss - ''" '" 34 66 • . Superior Copper, }dis . to }BID .; Jamaica Copper, 21 to sellers, business re 16 16 Do. Now .- _ ... - - Four nu. Woe easily. II 91, Northers Illowallea . Cnion 34 01 die 21 prem.; Connemara, Ito 1 dis •• Glenaulin 16 . to closed dull. Doti Ikadinre.-Rig deenneV=elek • mandate Is the neve CHAMPAGN a BsAx.r.s. Si. 1011 Nom British " ... ... $2 U idia. ; Monarch, Ito 1 disk ; Australian Mahuil, 4 Preyed prices. TI Irwin' tan yea ell ern me raw 0 NA „ r. taw 'tab et wile% et an are wear net way le E va 1 te 15 Illorth Dowea..No. I. .” 816 OMNI le me, 1 epee he meg% eme r il= make/ Smelt Mysterious Lady 2 8 all Da j • Wand. 9 2 to 1 dis. ; Australian Consols, ato 1 dis.; ch utos A meat is so light lbw . .. . lbw on sa 1 WM, 2***= 11 6 e ANSON STAMM. II 8 Do. 4IS Outranked , 7d Australian Land and Mining, fto 5 per share; Mel- and the " contan as Ma peroNerk Wald ansAly =3l O l -114i1 1 1 Maid of Colborne II all Werth Waters 8 e bourne Gold, 3to 1 per share; Golden Mountain, 1 At four o'clock M. WfTwass i ' , tugs mem al my pond to diannWhlin Mary Ann lbe Ibnii geklell tar silmekeenient. I pee that the diem that - it'll* Wm% k 'Wm. AO el tO 1 per share ; Great Hewes United Tin, 3to i dui* .•to 3 i Brucutu Gold, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 pm.; Poltimore,l-16 i 231 to „ ; the Come 11,..bnamiateacaonalliaa aPlaila Pall Doreen , 11111 161 633 " CHELMSFORD Recs./J.-Arrived hi' MK o'clock last even- e t , t o c ia ppd ..., ... e t s e mem le lie en et lie Oppegy. lag :-Mistake (late G ar f ort b ), Waverley, Presto, and St. MS Wilma .- ... 63 45 dis. to 1-16 prem. • Albion Gold, Ito 1 per sh e; Lacks- cent. ; Granada Acti Ism, paean% per onkel weekto 10. Sales are DM. «..«......« « .... Tittle Tattle. St. 155 • alm a - 63 65 mor Copper, 1 dis. to par ; Perron Wheal Alfred, PLYMOUTH RACIS.-Arriyed : LarnbtonSurge, Pride, el. 155 Do. 1 0 101 :r 010 . 1160... 01 14 1 1 1 61 8 tO 3 prem. ; Sue River (of Jamaica), Ito 1 Five per Cent. Boi 10 II par Yaw ta tun - Cardinal Wiseman, Defiance, and filly by Ti.. Mummy. 1161 all earawatwry ma Chesser prem ,; Adelaide Land and Gold, 65 ; lit 1 to 3 d i s. ; 1829 and 1839, 10 Iledamee or probwka Clise.ll. Xts.) ... It to lritish and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, kto Cents , 65 i! Zama= CRICKET. 121 aU Do.lbehos_ ... .... ... 5 10 SS AO VW Owwestry ... ... 19 1 . 4/ .. I. prem .; New South Wales Gold, Ito 1 . prem. ; Equsdor Bonds, 5 T HE AUSTRALIAN GAriNCoaAN I/Rr pAN S A T I, IItaM NAVI- Ken K n g i :T w n . ( E ) 3uktotL- rre Thia match a commenced on Le 44.=:raa . -..... •.:- i r gi dl ' London and Liverpool Australian Gold Mining and Cent. Bonds, ex D nu could t i r get rat akd 92 . M. 100 Sena Emters - ... .. 614 /01 711 Streaming, par to } prem.; Rhenish, Charcoal, Iron, feared , 9 1 , - G r ee 4 k , Ise Daemon HEREBY ANNOU R ;I4 their ideation to pureed Only Casa: and Cagy 60 60 dean Wan _... - Se 87 NI and Steel, par to 3 prem.; Lignanea (of Ja- Four per Cents., whit the ALLOTMENT of SHARES, on 3lst August Instant. 10 It keen TerniadeleZDa. 111 Md 42. Russian Four-s (Mined), JOHN CAMPBELL. Chairman. IS all 6 7 1==. 1 . 1 .. 26 IS maica), } dis. to } prem .; South Devon Consols, I CO 1 IS Se 3 11 per share; Garnett and Moseley, 1$ to 23 prem.; dinian Five per Coe AMERICAN INGENUITY. V 17 Vele et Seib . ... 134 1 PELICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, It _ se an Maiden en idle .. si el Gladbach Zinc, Ito 1 prem. ; Irish Console, Ito e l led Three per . 33 13 i dis.; Parkwyn and Carwal.ick Tin, }dis. to par; fife., 63 r ant. 0, LombonLetreet, City, mnd 57, Clarlag.ases, Westminster. was stated several woes*, ago, says the New s i• al l 4 W vi digalvd ia 0 ,„ 0 " 94 10 2 The money mark , Marrone. York Herald, that our circulation had become so large as 10 s te , i wi da id a g an a n (i,i4d,. i g i - - Obernhof,l to 1 prem. ; Peninsulas Mining, nor to Robert Owns, lleedey. Zest. Kaneda 10.1kelklea. IP. would compel us to duplicate our forms, in order to supply 10 all Weil lamilin - - k prem. ; Great Cambrian Mining and Quarrying, change. The Lon William Gmenjes, P.N.& Thomes= 4 llo4..___. .__ the demand at a reasonable hour in the morning. Since ... I W i l i a o ll4=e n : - - t prem. ; East Indian Iron, 6s. to Si. per share : in" to do ha; William Davis, Nsi • 4 '"' '''',* then we have heard of • plan, which we hope will meet the 111 - 1 " 1 2 651 704 70 th to a Akhard Fuller. .. ra. X Esq. ncellorsville Freehold Gold, 3to 1 prem.; Cla- Gold was again i des. A. Go F AL cji mp l ia "V iim mq .. F AA imams' difficulty that hes been staring us in the face. l it 3 ° lli , e tak i.pumme ad. lll . 9 •• 7 7 1 414 1 ld .. tendon (of Jamaica), 4to 1 prem. to the continent. I Ism One, Idelnew leldling, km. W. are not yet sure that the plan will succeed, but we hope /IL I lob. Tat sad worth maiii 681 nj -- the arrival of whicl Item& -Mee peen leilled. 0111 to De next Divides that something of the kind wsll torn up, to relieve us of the - - reported, have been dna% will liguillteall Om Dud el Mb AM. All Policia* lime trouble in printing our edition in time for our subscribers. LINES MAUD AT MUM BANTAM THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. to the Thames by maw Plaaaercntal aladmag ill new gal ava years) as the Pat" Mr. J. L. Kingsley, of Franklin' .street, in this city, pro- W. 100 0110 10 •6 16 600 001 . (11060 11 i li t ill i gill " g i r d .1. eill c ar 1.1111. = the wk . a poem to us hie newly invented plan of stereotyping as a ~,, 50 ci te saidoi lAselablialeelsee) 102 103 The gold mining shares to-day are quite neglected, gold brought in b Far • and unchanged in price. Colonial Gold arc quoted deliverable. The mow, or to any of the Company's 11. several of our attache's visited his labors- " 44. 1.. i Ali 134 WWIT TUCKER, goketary. tors , " over an the railroad building, yesterday, and became i p t . too Un rak e V es e: i i i , i d.ffi r la 11-16 to 13-16 prem. ; Aga's Fria, 15-16 to 1 146 Bay, but is not kno rather favourably impressed with the :.. i ei d riro e a s nl o ua f iv its success. Omega% Ot.Werthoriff 160 III.; Great Nugget, good deal of si I r e l6 tl2 A to 3-16 dis. N li i is .A . IN:I3 AN4I S TOM I4 IC is AL MUSEUM , OPENatlhepo cr a - . They have re ee p a o pe rted ed l e o :s iet t s hat ND per - oxide the m o a ing a compound as hard, and sai Peigr d a.e t z o id he ; U U lal .21(312221126 OMeemmr 611:VII2:4613.7 eed ni 32 23 reto22l.4 p N re o m ay . e . s a i n t iort Philip, Monde, 2 , to Australian Agricultural siares are quoted 35 to t c h: in co s, continent, to to-day, o Wept Friday, kw ta=l " B.4.V, Ge the r :1. 4 111 3 li e very sd hour ! o ut f ore ant d i u m ra ll than types. The process appears to be very is go 1 871/117. (LTLINIIIitiI rl3 114 - 36 ; Peel River, 3 to 1 prem. ; North British Austra- sold at a further ru till I 6 ; co Fridays. however. the ezataklea ke gentlemen sim ple , and may become effectual in its results-the air ss 16 Da, d imam Iglus) ... iMI 47 Whin, 1-16 dim. to 1-16 prem.; and Scottish Austra - per ounce standard. will &re at 2 &dock, wan led=y will he admitted until 5 being thoroughly expelled from the surface of the types tie Mt De. 1 shoos Wes) ..1 271 616 Ban Investment, 11 to li prem. of dollars in the nit Velma. Eaplamatioes for gen/James by Dr. Lamle, eml for Mks by Men lamb. Adeelasioe, ls. when forming the mould, and from the surface of the 124 MI Ismdon ant Offesawish 144 1 Closing Semmes scarcely be quoted. mould when forming the plates. All the plates are unvary- n n ot itmag no t ion taw 2 , 2 11 TUE FAMILY MEDICAMENT. ing in their level and of equal thickness from face to back, is •• e mpl i s no m p Aps h3 i d N.. Know. 1I trims dons Paid. Yesterday. to-day. Messrs. Baring, periodical dividend all i ld pas I stoking fund, of the EASAM'S MEDICATED CREAM.-For all & purposes c yO4 ef nuking . di"l tal. wtthas • kr men% Thee snow et an seized anything NW with indr U ia vahi the el taw ,belsts esl6. k Mr .....; by which the plate is produced in a very ready, complete, an fact d T f The se. e s timefinished ' imt l s • lute Of t f e required the f MO types to th the make f mould, mould wh ic h • i t ,bowing w and aa plats m la al ad te m e. forast per- se a PIP 94 en all Dille is War i l i talk) ...... NI lee W a. weildi t i M.S ilaW (__ _ _ _wood I 8 31 - 100,000 1 Affso Fria I lk oo 000 000 1 1 I t ~, •Anflo Anglo A masa& . Californian 00l d all iMs par all 1 4 th at . fi rm are agent semomma, or the pant iesdhises:rw ds 7. Uri me it . . of th us Her ald will not , is supposed , exceed ten minutes, "t . ir m It is worthy of =r ptame l.l 2 .ll Maname. Vend keen on 11.11=te Me all iledinent end lied= 10 000 10 t 411114& lesion • from the lock' ing uP the form to Plating I t on the press. Ileelked(111.1L ter't cm , I Atte . Mahan °prattlers at 1 i d ie 1 exchange on this si , IN 709 lo o fas! 10 + Aurralia• 5 l 24 Is Steekt.l4 D ar t - - 40 , 060 5 Do. C oal /lid the with • sr Stet bilk. k es meanlk all I ='• al i U W the Mood. a pent wenn OW tbe wade Mc. Kingsley anticipates ' for us first, that it will save se SO IlselesemeMeseseke so . .... =km of ha5,2i.,.., hems sad other 111. as sot leas than 6,000 dole. • year for at least a thousand Ilemellis - - 100,000 1 Art re Ilex Freehold sews& Its *Mew Is seaman sal = l Owe nein Me. alb . pars Instance, we now print our edition of 50,000 5 0 all DM I Per OWL (do. Ilea ) Leo. es 67 59.000 1 Ave - • Wa rt a all I, 6 die I the disturbing . tot =st tie art amass; woollook A tasisiamisay Is ow NOM MR" It liens, 111.1111MIHIS espies per day directly upon our types ,• by his plea he " 23 Printoalk kW. W l . =AY orb - - 900 ,000 1 British Australian tio Id all / dis t 1 it nuso4 done (lief) ... - - 10.000 95 +B r ',Lime . . . easy state of thing Oa MOM jelsinAgZ le eslening. se ell 00100110 TAO.% the me el rya ws wilt baton the type is worn as much St. ICO Seplea end akin Oesa 0.000 10 Do.Closess sad Colds all 2 1 Si . " Iwo 7o in rlUshlron 13.6 s without leading sit uire t Pee but for one copy, therefore it I(fria.atst P a. 1 4• omit io loos onso6 ="l 171717 kruelealme end bye . on se. weld require 1 1000 Lys t 45 Iso 11 000 55 Do, dt. Joh• Dal Ray IS 3 barrashment WOW el the Whet Ines wilelen Ile thus awn he p8707777e as now is one day , ea PP OIII /l we use our types 182 days or M ONES Palm - , lai elks ho ems et • le vain 1110111 M six months. St. 100 os. laneen net ......... 143 160 $lO , OOO 1 Omens ' • Crook 4 i dig tar The fine w eath, L bed le Idern le edlen. k. la 2. That by adoPW all hal system we will be enabled to 12 11 bade Illsemilikspeeseil 13. 009 40 Oslirs .•••..••• all 41 43 t( amillestien is dawns a d e inl mr aludeir 010 t on S.• shoat twent y• minutes all three of our lightning 0 le Mr . MINE /......... 11 04 de taa. 000 s tedonlal C 1:1 i I 1 publi ca tion of a • 001101111 that it is utterly !tart in T I R. -•.- ... le 4:g=Col)** l3 04 Ili wh• tch the Pca it ton Oh, weenie or WIWI ..C .llll.bir wilV " Pr aim the same fora, and that we may be able to . CS Pm mem peepers neweelly. Aidae. pen sew te.ll. (head a l li e l lmtleslC . - - MON St. 6039100 , Miners of Eng• all 36 . voura bl Y ref erred t Met* ba.. It orb P • print thief -es 's t hon Sand coPies of the Herald, in place 26 LS Ditto IHISe 011ie 211 sli keep ss +Do Pre( 74 Per Out. all 6 7 mo --... • • . ' g # dull in character 1 ok 6 +Kook AustrallanCor pf all 3 4 Idk . cease menksturees sod of tw e i•e owned in the hour as now ; that is, instead St. 100 Wilts& Omni t o . wed M imi ' by so amit y MSABA wham s X k le build me sold. OD.. IV, Y pen lerani at 1101.. r e' W. Tieepe.ber sad ea N. ; of our oar daily fi• • e di ho • tso MS w edition - by we y which would only want one and a half for means we could wait an hour is nrem W uk01....... 1(13 - 153 100,000 2 1 Orem Do. N0(5 5 0 vela al a i 11 l_ 1 Pm 0 va . lied during th • En Its h wheat, 1 20 &a 2 +Getters' V is 1 7 =male at 1 tia. awl Omen. with • dimistisms. end lnewbe later for news, and s • WI g i ve our carriers one hour sdvan• INIVIAMTICM SHARI& 72 , illOr 13r mit Duch 7of Badet all 4 dls par 4. ., and foreign by 611 Pate kenkwa. Iles 22e , from Jam slat (wierisigo.loo Abed.. - - • tile over the Present arrangements in the earlier delivery 1 1 6, 1 11. 046 Orme P olgooke. au t 4 Ce dis. ••••• on last 11 io et da y rem to ell permit Ma kingdom. 6 all •lerena No. I. 7 Por MI - - 100 NC Lake Bathust, I tils I . ..... - 1. Liter t 7 all dia. Pat for an advance of 3 of the oel'aPers. for the public, if true. St. 100 Metals luster 4 per Ot. .. I 1 l e 0 3 3 I 1 0 t. 5 7 1 N hti t cm' SUM 10 MEE.- ULAN WM . will Sod Off .11.TDOR geditally • the specials= vaithlai of G 3. That Haw s he matter would always have a clear, handsome, M. Is 1 I N I lONtismisn CEMINS in - Ilelybend .. ..., 1 4 96 sei 950 ' 60,000 +Linares tondonkCa liforn. Oeld au a 9# flour is raised to 61 the Misery ant bony et the enninan end din hen tr i = and readable • impression from new types , and net be subject all (Jtelt aid Wens Penh. . nil ........ Ater • , die Par Quartz CroshingCo.. an i . g oes were sold . , Ti Mann el tbe as eed Los dell e e s eqse esel to broken interpoeiu 'ons. all I Dembei =Wes - .. 100,000 Muiquita sl Isinif edesellea. ellepag ell lerit i db i g ie s er i beet, pi ellant. 4. That the compositor would always have clean type to 10. 000 I Mei. 'anktit.Amarkan 9 6 7 34 3d IllmeAnsiantal b r a, 4 4bulk of the ECOC plosiss semenen on veshmed haith. handle, which would give to each of them half an hour • I 6 9 , OK New Oranad i dis Oar S. Plmaku disdi a Illeaskisra.s 5 ' 476. W.) 7pa i • see, fee sea win w maser wo ids. = Toselader,- --- f is c a r o lo . *mow. da y . advantage, or two-thirds more time than the stereo - 7 , 1 I , De. 11..415.17•3 1 f p par CA! 1 4 Pa . dellendy=iir Owe. la ern et se Men qping would occupy, with many other advantages which OrtAke.lam. 1 I M. ON 1 NOM Scotia Miningand • 2IN li lalllog it to be decided Smelting 8 - -dis of lansms, its stream km bees Os. IL he pointed out, and says he will realise. 4OM do. 6 4. 1. 1 2 COPC 4 .. 110,00 F Port soils. ed. per beWo. Omdsn-Tbe " wade itmm = r ia‘ aro l his is merely an outline of Mr. Kingsley's present plan. 1 V I. ; Da Wove per Oast Nese ,14 1 me Quarts Rook oll i die 4Pm one or two of the F M the water.-sold by A. LOWLAND ad 50311, SO, UsMu. He is perfecting his arrangements, and in a little time we 110 SS 6 I .21 5 5t 6 11 co IN tlth - - Letters dated II garden. ; sad by akmaisem sad portansem. will make a Dial of it, and if it succeed, we will see if wo 6 SM•bes •mit.lia t il i n per !tea - - 7 . Alio Is San Clo 'IL Kt lel 31 49 lln ,eos I souts Australian all I die par l' The Board of Hes cannot get out double the present supply of the Herald ia at. Oa Olen kerthwat perasil 1201 1114 1 29 . I 8,000 10 Tin Croft THE MOTHER'S MAGAZINE for SEPTEM- t h e same t i me . ea. too. Ds. 1 per am. elon. Ita•I 111. 1 / 4 MEM +Likud Mikes. BSA eneene : -The Power of Pra Familiarity with the I geemelie et 111 pg. pea 112 d 1134 eta; 70,000 1 W alla the beet Preperatkm for Maternal Ability and Oppor. 10 NON 41 poroomo. li 7 $ l7 100,090 1 West Grande an 1 s dis This was " maki .. , OLIO& ennanbe di tamit T 61 ) * 1 Uslid - Tb 6 W 6." Id 1116 ilibb - Self 'exam in a ti " -A OPPOSITION TO CHURCH RATEB.-The important n il 4 w lel 74 114 100,900 1 West Meripeas. all 4 dig ket, but the accoun Child s Dram. aatee• Ova, Sd. le 4 10WeeLlIke Selbsifina ape 100000 1 Tata James Pad, 1, Sass Court, M. Pours. decision in the Braintree case has already been taken ad- St. 102 Desisnredeem.4l net. 103 104 1112 vantage of is several parts of the country. In the diocese W. IN cirevraissmakistioret, 101 105 102 + Tram/arable by Nampted deed. stock is scare of Exeter, where a number of tractanan clergymen are lS S . 408000100WTOWLY 1 nol Cdb i pa r a lly tno" have Surrosen:Wonx OF AN INCENDIARY.-On Friday exerting themselves, under the fostering wing of the Bishop St. • lee Mall puma Medi- 1180 132 Great Western stoc shims ramweslsaasamemrial - - la sight last a nods warehouse belonging to the Manchester, of Exeter, to unproiestantimi the church of E ngland , oppo- pt. me nuernmesidaseryi. _ _ MISCELLANEOUS. be chiefly wanted : • - •• - • - I ,„_,_ . .. , , • ..• OPPOSITION TO CHURCH RATES.—The imp ortant decision in the Braintree case has already been ts en ad vantage of in several parts of the country. In the diocese of Exeter, where • number of tractarian clergymen are exerting themselves, under the fostering wing of the Bishop of Exeter, to unprotestantiae the church of England, oppo sition to church rates has vigorously commenced. In the parish of St. Mary Arches last week, a rate of fourpence in the pound was proposed by the churchwarden to cover the expenses of the organist, the clerk, the sexton, evergreens for the decoration of the church, and other items. This rats was objected to by several influential parishioners on the ground chiefly that these charges were illegal ; and as there was • fund for church purposes, invested in feoffees, it was suggested that the money asked for could be taken from that source. The proposition for the rate was put to the meeting and lost, and an amendment, that no rate be levied, was carried by a large majority. EITESSIvE SEIZURE.—EXIIOCTII, August 26.- 1 seised SUPPOSEDIWORE OF AN INCENDIAIIT.—On Friday night last a goods warehouse belonging to the Manchester, Eke Meld, and Lincolnshire Railway Company, at the Din tingeale Stttion, about fourteen miles from Manchester, was discovered to be on fire, and the flames could not be satin pished until • considerable amount of property was de stroyed. We have not heard the entire loss sustained, but it is reported that there were goods belonging to one menu lactarer at °lmmo to the value of 3,000 i. in the warehouse. It is suspected that the warehouse was set on fire by an incendiary, and the company have issued handbills offering a reward of 501. for his apprehension. YACHT ACCIDENT.—Tho Earl of Mount Edgcumbe'e yacht Cloud, in running for Barnpool, on Monday after noon, got on the rocks, knewn as the German, off Cremill point. The boats of the Impregnable, Brisk, and Sybille, were promptly sent to her assistance, and she was soon got off, arid, we understand, without much damage. His lord shi was on board at the time.—PlysioulA rinses. ENCAMPMENT OE TEETOTALLERS.—The total ab stainers and temperance people in Manchester, have gone oat to have a field day. The have pitched their tents on the ground usually occupied by the military for reviews, at Old Trafford, and marched there in precession yesterday with music and banners, intending to employ their time with dancing, music, cricket, and other games. The public are charged for admission to ke in the festivities. A !envy shower of rain greeter parta ke on taking possession of the testa, and like the troop, at Chobham, it is likely they will get • cooking. 6 Loa.ll•llWaNds.th all Liegkakery &diet. - 'llllm.lllWIALlaw 4-'4 4 , _ 1' SIO l 3 i " Ir UR 144 I 9 I f 9 n 109 Po 149 131 Balms+ dna. today. to DIN Sew I D.. ajt - t ,..., - 07ttilUcp r i i Me Pennons - IN 112.012 12142210... • NM Da. I 2 pet iL PnL Mak 211 De.W=l B ln 1p et • De. ... NO Ilan Iliiii .. 211 Sleasrain 10 Oidne. Wasater. and Winn e alf. Ow . OW •Il DNA ditto ditto - 11 i S Ur ounalini.Neno222. Eighty-five tubs of contraband spirits were _in the neighbourhood of Sidbury, part of them in a waggon, and the remainder in a barn in the occupation of Mr. Godfrey, a few days since, by the Coast Guard. The vessels and their contents are now secured in the Queen's warehouse at Exeter. The waggon is also forfeited.—Woohner's Exeter Gazette. BIRMINGHAM BOROUGH GAOL—One of the mem bers of the commission appointed by government to inquire into the discipline of the borough gaol visited Birmingham on Friday, and has arranged that the inquiry will com mence on 'Tuesday neat either in the committee room of the or the Amiably-room of DA's Hotel. The Investigation will take place in open Court. —Birmingham ieffllt4l. le etwisisChwier(Nor.W. Wis 4 Cent.. II De. par IS Sas& Doss ... S D Dud el l l Ise* OM down ill &oast /DAS.. IN Ds. art. SID.T S W lOtJtartl et ON, lab YoiklikUlita.ill.tudi MONDAY EN - IMMO. The English stock market was characterised by great steadiness to-day, but an advance of 3 per cent., which was for a time established, was not main tained to the close. The market is at present greatly influenced by the weather, and by the corn market, and it would appear that the rise in Mark-lane to day had some influence in checking the upward ten dency of Consols. Intelligence of a rather heavy fall on the Paris Bourse of this day was also received in the afternoon. In this department of the Stock Ex change money is remarkably easy, and nominally commands Ito 11 per cent. only. This fact argues both scarcity of stock and inactivity of business. Console opened at the closing quotation of Satur day, viz. 98 to a for money and the Bth Sept., which was also the closing rate of the day, after a tempo rary advance to 983 to 1. The official business report includes:—Three; per Cent. Console, for money, 98, 3, 98; ditto for account, Bth Sept., 983, 98, 3. Throe per Cent. Reduced, 98f, 99. Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 101 f, 3, 4. India Stock, 257. Exchequer Bills remain quoted Is. dis. to 2s. prem., and India Bonds, 15s. to 20s. prem. In the foreign stock market, prices were not much changed; and in the absence of both buyers and sellers, business remains very stagnant. Spanish closed dull. Dutch stocks realised rather im proved prices. The settling in this depart ment is so light as to engage little attention, and the " contangos" were almost nominal. At four o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 261 to I ; Peruvian Deferred, 59 to 61 ;Spanish Deferred, 233 to the Committee's Certificates, 61 to 61 per cent. ; Granada Active, 23 to 24 ; ditto Deferred, 91 to 10. Sales are thus marked :—Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 1021; ditto Five per Cent., 1829 and 1839, 1015. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631, 65 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 99, 981. Equador Bonds, 5. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, ex Dec. 1849 coupon, 23; ditto De ferred, 9f. Greek Bonds (Blue), 7.1. Portuguese Four per Cents., 45; ditto, ex all overdue coupons, 42. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1014. Sar dinian Five per Cents., 96J, 1. Spanish New De fined Three per Cents., 231; the Committee's Cer tifs., 61 per cent. The money market to-day exhibited no essential change. The Lombard-street discount houses arc indisposed to do business under 31 per cent. Gold was agaia in demand to-day for transmission to the continent. Several of the Australian vessels, the arrival of which off the coast has already been reported, have been delayed in their passage round to the Thames by the boisterous weather, and the gold brought in by them is consequently not yet deliverable. The Wycliffe has arrived from Portland Bay, but is not known to have any gold on board. A good deal of silver continues to be received from the continent, to meet the demand for India and Chins, and to-day some parcels of bar silver were sold at a further rise of 3d. per ounce, viz., at 55.21 d. per ounce standard. There are no available supplies of dollars in the market, and a price can therefore scarcely be be Baring, quoted Messrs. Brothers, and Co., advertise the periodical dividend payment, and operation of the sinking fund, of the foreign debt of Cuba, of which that firm are agents. It is worthy of notice that the Niagara brings no specie from the United States. The quotation of exchange on this side remained depressed, and the money market tight. It was hoped, however, that the disturbing influence would soon pass away, without leading either to a prolongation of this un easy state of things, or to any real mercantile em barrassment. The fine weather of to-day, together with the publication of a telegraphic despatch from Paris, in which the position of the harvest in France is fa vourably referred to, tended to make the corn market dull in character after the excitement that pre vailed during the greater part of last week. English wheat, however, was quoted 3s. to 45., and foreign 3s. per quarter dearer than on last Monday. Floating cargoes were also held for an advance of 3s. to 4s. per qr. The top price of flour is raised to 60s. per sack. Several foreign car ves were sold, Taganrog wheat, for instance, rest lidng das. 3d. to 565. It may be mentioned that the bulk of the accounts, both private and published, relative to the harvest in France, agree in represent ing it to be decidedly deficient, notwithstanding the assertions to the contrary so boldly ventured on by one or two of the French journals. Letters dated Malaga, the 19th August, state : *The Board of Health at this port has re-established the quarantine of three days' observation on all ves sels woceeding from ports within the British isles." This was "making up" day in the railway mar ket, but the account proves a very light one. Gene- Tally stock is scarce in the market, and the rates of “o3ntango" have consequently ruled very light. Great Western stock is still oversold, and appears to be chiefly wanted for the settling, commanding a backwardation of as much as 1 . Lancashire and Yorkshire stock is fully supplied, and London and North Western less scarce than at the last settling. The terms on which the arrangement of the account has generally proceeded may be thus stated : London and North Western contango Midland Leeds to 1 ditto. Great Western to 1 backwirdation. York and North Midland lenders to 1-16 contango. Doren Great Northern. l-32 to 3.32 ditto. Caledonians Leaden and South Western 1-32 to 3.32 ditto. Barericks leaders to 1-16 ditto. Manchester and Sheffield 1.32 to 3-32 ditto. North British Rut Lancashire -32 to 1-16 ditto. The settlement in French shares, so far, shows a better supply of stock than has been observed on similar occasions of late. The shares chiefly dealt in, however—viz., Northerns, Strasbourgs, and Paris and Lyons—commanded severally 1-16 to 3-16 back wardation, but were sub seq uently borrowed without much difficulty at backwardation. Paris and M ISCIILLANT.OI7B. Cloning St MIICILLAIROCL Pd. prima Yeatorday Labia Clod sad Iron .. 6 Aartransa Altantal 174 34 36 ID ranaralarlan 1.10 Mall 13 10 Austral= Royal Mall . S 1 Baia Walsourealm .... I4 SO Male Amesems Land 364 64 67 6 Britil a Wound Smalling a Padasikm Company 1 100 Oared* ......... ....... • • 3 26 4 rrynal Palma a a 2 pm Cryslal Palma of Iran I a 1 pm. I S Maalrla Tale? •• • • 1 2° 1 , 618"1.1 1 61re : Rmil alinaleail miu rilla staam insil l4aivigair): : . IP.II •: a 1 1 6 6 10 -- 14 cln — : 11. s. litiali Osig lid hitii AIM /1101.116111 c O. 1 —.— II North *Me Aulnlmiaa all Par 4 Pm 29 Norther F.rory ......jinn 1 6 Peal Sam Loma a Maim all I 1 pm. 60 Peninsular a Ortanal Btm. all 50 De. 1 I Paribmd Iron Company 1 1 Scottish AwOr. Invenment all a pro Milloath nunra W llan o land 26 1 36 M lllubmarlas mb 1001 1 11/3 Dliona's Lad fa li 17 rtr, In* 115 153 11clls 1 5 117 pm 211 1 55 1 1 1 Pa 111 Ilf lit l4 1 Ps 14 II Pr 4 Pa ho 19i WC L I .1 la . 106_ Pr Ma iij Y{ 1 Ilt 1 10 KCIt; COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCLNO-LANE.—THIS DAY. SCOAR.—The large public sales are going off steadily at fully last week's currency. There is also a good demand for foreign by private contract. The refined market is without alteration. COFFEE.—The public sales are pragressing at last week's prices, and the article has confidence. Tas.—There appears more disposition to buy to-day, and the market must be considered to be in favour of the seller.. RICI.-2.500 bags Bengal were brought forward in pub lic sale, and bought in above the market value, at 14s. ; 4,000 bags of Madras were also offered, and about half sold at lls. to 12.. SALTPICTRE.-400 bap, refraction 41, were offered and bought in at 295. Ruts continues firm. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady, with but little business doing. Town Tallow is quoted 50e., nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 515.; Oct. to Dec., 50s. 9d. to 51s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply lame and trade heavy. Prime Meadow Hay, 903. to 100 s.; Inferior, 80s. to 853. ; new, 60s. to 80s. ; Rowen, 50e. to 605. ; Clo ver, old, 1101. to 1265. ; Second Cut, 90s. to 110 s.; new, 70s. to 106 s. ; Straw, 28s. to 335. A SINGLE GENTLEMAN AND HIS HOUSE- KEEPER. To Thomas Tallboys, Esq. (known when in the House from his taciturn ity as "Mum" Tallboys), Miss Rudd would be a most eligible retainer. That stiff, stern, melancholy, silent man would find a treasure in her. Tres tles, the footman, who is more than half brother to a mute, would have a grim and silent respect for her. Her lank canoe-like shoes would go noiselessly about the stairs; iato Mr. Tallboys' ghastly dining-room, where there is a Tur key carpet, of which the faded colours seem to have sunk through the floor, like spectres; into the study, where there are great book-cues filled with vellum-bound volumes, which seem to have turned pile with fright at the loneliness ' of their habitation, a neat view of the Street of Tombs at Pompeii, and a model of an ancient sarcophae,us ; where every morning she would find Mr.Tsllboys in a dressing-gown like a tartan windina-sheet, with a bony paper-knife cutting the pages of the Registrar-General's returns, which he will have sent to him weekly ; into the silent kitchen, where an im posing and gleaming batterie de cuisine (never used but twice a year) blinks lazily at the preparations for his daily chop ; into the mournful housekeeper's room, garnished with unused sweets and condiments; into the strange crypts and vaults of the silent cellar would Miss Rudd roam noiselessly, gloomily. Mr. Tallboys will, after she has served him for a year, have the highest respect for her. " She is a person,' he will write to his friend Colonel Ver tebra, judge advocate of the colony of Kensalgrenia, " of singular discretion and reticence." When he dies he will leave her a considerable sum in those mortuary securities, South Sea Annuities. Then, perhaps, she will espouse the grim Mr. Trestles, and conduct a dreary lodging-house in vrce dreary street adjoining an obsolete square ; or adhering to celibacy, will retire to a neat sar cophagus cottage in the Mile-end-road, or the vicinity of Dalston. It is a mistake to suppose that a single gentleman's housekeeper proceeds uni formly to her end—which is naturally connected with the probate duty—by means of coaziog, complaisance, and general sycophancy. Such means may be employed in certain cases, where the patient—like a man who has been addicted to opium-eating—cannot be kept up to the mark without doses of his habitual medicine—flattery. But, in nine cases out of ten, the successful treatment is tyranny and intimidatioa. A proper impression once implanted in the mind of the single gentleman that his housekeeper is indispensable to his health and comfort, and she is safe. Her knees need be uo longer hinged, her neck corrigible, her tongue oiled. The little finger of the domestic becomes a rod of iron, with which the celibatarian may be scourged, or round which he may be twisted at will. How many fierce major-generals there are, once the martinets of gar risons, who are now the submissive Helots of cross old women who cannot spell ! How many Uncle Toms crouch beneath the lash of a female Legree, whom they feed and pay wages to ! This is human mature. We know that we can turn Legree out of doors, and break her cowskin over her back, to-morrow; but we don't do anything of the sort.—Dickens's lleaseltold Words." POPULATION AND MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.— Yesterday a return to the House of Commons was published respecting the population and members of parliament returned for cities and boroughs in England and Wales, and Scotland. It appears that in England there are 99 boroughs and towns containing 5,000 inhabitants and up wards not returning any members, and in Scotland there are 10. In some places in England the towns not return ing members have considerably beyond 5,000 inhabitants. FLEETWOOD, PRESTON, AND WEST RIDING II7NC- TioN RAILWAY.—The half•yearly meeting was held at the Town Hall, Preston, yesterday (Monday) ; Mr. T. B. Addison in the chair. The statement of aocounts showed : receipts to June 30,18.53, 157,822/. Si. 4d. ; arrears of calls, 18,9541. 10s. Bd. ; awaiting completion of forfeit**, 19,9411. ; total, 196,7171. 16s. Balance due to Denham, 3,3781. 9s. 9d. The Chairman believed that no change hal taken place in the position of the company since the lgat half•yearly7 meeting ; and therefore there was no formal , report to be presented on this occasion. After a 'holt sow ° venation, the proceedings terminated.