The Express. — London, England, 1852-09-27 00:00:00

-- x imumumom € 7 - - . , • Ttt ti rt 4.% 9 i E7^+ t LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1852. [THREEPENCE. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ASSURANCE COMPANY, Prisowstreet, bask, 140,Saa. • 7. —brnposer,4 by bpNial Add haiirmet. 4 Viet..elp.9. ALEXANDER. tlackboadt Put. MONEY MARKET. aiTOZDAT EVENING. MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. Or THIS mint:nos. the 'wale( .4 loses or Debts. sal Pulley Ness be required for Iseeptesty .‘ be kept uA U stensary, tbseesbeet unowat of the rim ar..a Arra Pro. aped Ha PTIPMIIIOI4 MIS &daft/ Imp Palk, beam. a elder. rayaspiplaixo THE REGISTRATIONS. alg DIChTf.D CREAttI.- 0 I badly Mae; o tat tir amain daily ew of the rasa l le tercestrises al gatamery comma:am/ by fa& a the mewed.' la all cases we Haar le dogmata." Thu mid not, perhaps, bunghole ft anemia% Naas. as an eaktantly prometel spa us seta mesa ammo lenient total isemely, eet Dv. Amami. The y. , k.at that that Dinar am t deeebewer lab. is erechmly that eh the aim asteldase the ..ces tl tts a-esltetal mama" TM ahem bath in U.. aa a~Yaaa t tl harcat.on that Pet melee l is \dew elm hum palpable that the great Man Si the war shock of MI at the MOM ble Wiperature. serosall tie iihmild roam et ea wipe mges : No Is prat twat OM Its tfth. Lai AILY NEWS. A Moruly NW, prier 54. the DAILY Mite's Li et the heed el the Lk. driblet, advocating free rm.= ire in Its tweedest and lireetteal reforms whether political. seeled. I of Its Geneva] the lealusey et Us ample, truthful, and I. partial cheesier d i mil in M. vaned metemile mod orouneretel the City. Railway, and Monetary Artistes,— gemrpamed more devilled hot of Chipping then any ether ppm— 'y report of Clopping to the Indian Peas by every • only daily Mining Hemet, with lie of prima. families. as being the only paper twills Use and has always eisladsi, from Its walmems Moir Is Aiwa try the Ise' Weirs of INC be hailirg Lades Neerepepe= MA Ms piper (Me yosacest by same Mr Mei WWI Its three attest competitor Emebli•timi Stumps Wad. -AU/UM dam. MOWS zeso----Usna attHwderlimo ttlprits Sella Sildlielie waft apowell l• • • Deßy ' Y the ye=:r3: the Isis mad. hoe the Int a ma WI rest,' &ad • libwel anditesee Sot smoreds if beralun week b seem ot Zeolsi t iu dent 7, with the awed et Se toomplool ' sus awl wilt So vioseemasio—ust tie , ISMS um ere to neougoei. Moo SS Is orti.red e lz .4. lllstr e !er MMus= la On Webs s sat Ineoyetet. !meow LIEBIO, Mr. ALLSOPP, sad the X MICA!. ClSCULAS.—Tbreetreed Iva Rflosidlap ter dattatetios. Dr. Chaser's &Lel et hie emeilesee la Amer ir-Alleepp with the &titer% remerke di the MOSIMIIII Dow ?IA MIDICAL CIRCULAR (No. 10) 01•4101DAY.—rdso &L. by • 4 Oahe, 4, Artorn-Orset, Atlt:phi. Tee trade sena& hp Co., relendder-rew. LONDON. concluded the revision of the re vot.r. for the city on Saturday, when the lists for Temple, the TOWCT, and the pari.hot were taken. point of the slightest interest occurred during the day, business being confined to the removal of the names of "rho Ind become disqualified, the admission of un claims, and the disallowing of some groundless .its having been all gone through, Smith rose to thank the barrotsr for his mortify attsation, and to state the results of the revision. &crling to the calculation he had made, it appeared that ' iikrals had succeeded in 39 claims, and bad failed in that 177 names had been expunge d ' from the register ~ hjectioss taken by the liberals, and 443 on tory objee -411 of the gross number being objected to jointly h partiii. The liberals had failed in 31 of their ob . Is, and the tories in 137, and of the double or joint Objections, 4 only hod felled. Mr. Adana had made 408 e'.jections-174 against liberal voters 159 against conserve '7B against ntntraL , all Of which had failed. been expunged by the court withent objection • claims allowed 43; failed 21; Tory claims al l:tiled ft. In 111.50 there hail been liberal objections Gl3 ; failed , A 1; Tory objections sustained 023 ; double objettiontssustaisad 210; failed 2; and in liberal claims allowed 42, Ailed It; Tory claims al `. failed 3 ; liberal objections 538, failed objections sustained .576, failed ISt ; double ob , sustained 130, failed S. This comparative state s= sal.stactory as showing a gradual re duction in the oar of olijettions mile, bat more so in the great dimi- AOll of the number which, having b,an made, could not sustained. This was to be attributed in solve degree to , greater care evineed by the parochial officers in making the lists; in gorse degree, also, to the coati in exhibited the agents ea either side in abstaining from objecting .Hoist reasonable grounds; but still more so, from the 'nod policy of the revising barrister in establishing rules for the ittedsnee of all parties, w! ich could be easily unlerstooil and &Coved. As a still further proof good effect priduevel by these several statuses ;bet mention that when the City registration ant commenced iis sinters the somber of objections were 1,000 on the one side ('he tories), and upwards on the other, whereas now they were reduced to 4911 and Won either side. Brews—While concurring with Mr. Smith in his 'on of thanks to the Barrister, •tenied the correct • statement as to the number of objections which Brows's) side tiid iled to sustain. i'Cliristie wits glad to bear out Mr. Smith's state the great improvems rat which hadtaksn place of , and especially in the press nt, in the lists pre his revision. The objections, with some exeep sLich be had marked with enew, hell not been made sat frasensble grounds, and in numerous instasees the as made out by the parish officers were in well done, .1 their claws so =Aerate, that he hail felt called upon increase th e anowsueo made to them for their trouble, ...w as in fanner yews ho had beta compaled to make tqiudertible redactions fro= their bills. 110 begged in t•nielioion to Emits the scents en either s.de ler the valut a...tante they had ado dell hit& court then =oh. up. LEEDS. refines:ley morning Nlr. Wm. (;rey, Revising opened his court at the °eons Hotel, to revise r borough voters 14 the cooing yiur. In previous Anita. se of this court Ism been comfortably got is two or three hoses at the (arbor, but on title there was a large list of obj, etions,,rid a Still larger . daunt, to decide upon, each In log I ither supported • r . 41.401 by the agents of two rival parties, which are !'..:r:va hest as having supported either Mr. Willans or Mr. r,fi,tti at the late election. The e'iims cf both parties latetutted to 202, sad the objection* to SO. Of the claims, we eadentand, 96 were allowed. and of the objewpas 43. Several foreigners were struck off the list, who wet bo oms nateralleed. Tin following relative namislee w May affecting two paathsin the borough are 'lnn enMs antler rity of a inember of Mr. Wi llanse• onwelitooo. It will be seen that they du not randy eirresped with the numbers given above, but they Rai wear erwegh for present purposes, and are as occur:lle 24 wag he 'Wan' at pre sent. Mr. Willane's party succeeded in eralaidlig 20 objec tions spinet opponents, and in *is en the register 74 new claimants. Mr. Simulate's pay sergaied ;2 1 = lions, and established 20 now ddne. The pin on the register to Mr. Willanes Duty M 47, hang U mass than the majority which seated 14.1kansiste all Wee nowt election. The proceedings in the wren ea • Mr. Willem% side were conducted by Mr. Barnet, solielearoided by Mr. Thomas Morgan, both of Leeds, eon by Mr. M. C. H. Jona, of Huddersfield. For Mr. Stan.field's side, Mr. Nettleton, solicitor, Wakefield, and Mr. J. Clay and Mr. Them a Robinson, solicitors, Haddonfield, appeared. The emit sat during Wednesday and 'f hunday. The p were ocesaknially of an animated ckaracto234—e-tZ FALL OF TWO HOUSES IN THE SEVLN DIALS.-SEVERAL PELLSONS SERIOUSLY IN- JUKED.—(Titts Mer ) This morning, between the hours of two and throe, as escurrsitas of • most frightful chanter, by whisk • gnat number el persons were seri roily, and, it is feared, two we three fatally injured, happened near the eagle ar theelnalloset sad Great St. Androustreet, Saves MI6 per wed *skies made oil the gpot,as well mad. the melon beepitals, and St. Oiles's infirmary the followhis palikedeme were obtained. Aegis eilset of the two streets, before alluded to, stash herd these large gin palaces which absorel is Am asl belabeel, teemed the Crown Tweets, eke et Xr. Idedesy. Adjoining this beatting Neel a lef4lne.s, which whet out as a cheap lodglogsbeen he Lippe, de., which Ist a frontage in Queen-street, eel as far as the hems in (heat St Andrew•treet. Oil the ether did thepablie-house stood the oil and West shop bolted., te Mr. Levy, which was entered hem Great St. Arise- Wert. Whisk of the two buildings wee the moving MON It lan 6wrible accident it is ditienit to say ; but this Mak& Imes of the various streets near the spot Mee Mena tram their slumbers by a noise reseublieg * homy dap of thunder, and so severe was the sefteelnliet Ass several houses were shaken to their foundations, end forth with men, women, and children, rushed out in their sight clothes, and sought proteet•on in the open streets. It deem busses apparent that tho greater portion or the two beeseseigeleleg the public-heuse in either street had fallen, MA MUM lie screams which were proceeding from within die Pre sins it was manifest that a large number of per igee Weft buried in the debris. Nothing daunted be the elk alkalise their I ives,se ve ral persons manfully entered,and after some time succeeded in estricating from the lodging house the: person s,w hose names are given below. These were at first thought to have been killed, and they were quickly removed to St. Oiles's workhouse, when, upon being ex amined by the surgeon, they wero found to be alive, but so seriously hurt that they were at once removed to the infirmary. A few minutes afterwards, three other men were get out of the ruins of the kedging-house, most terribly wounded. and they were taken to Charing-emu Hospital. Owe mina, it is feared, is fatally injured. Several eases wen like wise extricated, but they were found to be sempuatively unhurt, and were removed to some of the ether lodging houses in the neighbourhood. Whilst meet of the hands were engaged in the ruins of the lodging house, a cry was raised that revere' other puma ware buried in Mr. Levy's premises. This unfortunately tamed out to be correct, for when the building fell lee wens were in the place, most of whom were in the top of the house, and as the floors fell they were precipitated se the bees and became embedded is the uslidlish. A young mum fell with lir. Levy's two chilibigh sua Se timbers tippled In each a direction as to Sena like a tent over them. They were got me Massa *whole and wilth out being Deviously toque& Mrs. IgNowe vet was sag so festinate, for she fell amidst sea • et ruibiek Ass nearly two hours elapsed before she be aerialist; when that was accomplished, she was Mai to be M se• riously injured that she was taken to amilwoolos plait, where she remains in • very prteedees asedlase. Although a great unable of men bays bees 11110111111 d In dewing the ndss they bed bees media is get ass the betdeet at sees this day, awl they isibusei the that they maid hear the soneasf Sam swim the = it is, the: r anee peebable ibet esseet the sadegissts perms have ed. The are the mem if am knows to bats been 'elated :—la Oiler t Wm. ILahkeetee_, aged 61; John hiaft, palls _ Pm* I& In OINS*I4.IIIIi imma Obidos e c: lititate, sued 64 ; agsi ; a ego not known. A , .: /..ell• 0,0 Li • soiissei-i• - • - "' — ' ------ No. 1,002.] lIITANNIA LIFE A I, PTIOOis-lat. 1.,, ~,,,opd Aug. 1, 1537.-ro bpy 3 4 Viet Cunaibbo -Col. ROBERT A AVTAIITAG IS or t,cliwuci.o a, .4 Tablii epreclallt adopted to t t, ail ether eons where o Policy ter on °ale, but wthett may be uerS. bole tens of Ll e. in AIrf•CIIIMIT II Carlo. gins roe belt toe ants p.,.10ii, We AMMO al gill IMO ttal Ih• win enured when the st 0 AI. die PA' in.( amount payable et the d sti.. al Ally, but so ,i en, don cosaboo 4 a prowl up. a ale. ooraaia's alio Endin.hed for the purpose o; mean et haring chi: onto educe aniii..t,, 10 Denton, at the I du 4, it a." shall anal' lels ; t e t age. • 1`7,.... Annul:lle an at soy tam a n. 1.1. money capital n ',pa, up .011 burins° or a prokorkio, Win %NS 14 muit : I, Pruiees.str Yap/wenn by her Mi A. on i strum of points-. 'a e '. 1 -r. na im. i ~,, o ...err entitled to 1,1,1 C,, i d• .eco Annual preuo.tuu :coed. i'r,a,.. Chaffed tor every I A. .• • ....All io,• the nee, toe every semi,tht pettare gruitiAl i ths mamma of ball I hiss IbAnditto 1 est of tbe brut At the monist pion il mind of rerer era:. wee nods is tee 0 dem erne yeas' Amebae, A Maid of theeeters is sus] Ate of the ramrod a Vodka altendonts senti m entm mem. TACT.; Istreet hes the 11.11(he• Es at ganef Prestos'. '. 1 - 1101 Wow . , nails. = ir ar I . /obi • ire l emmaw r tens of Torte. LYN .1 I S o. il. ; it s. iL Ts le 0• 1 61119 1 ! 1 I • I St . 9 J 14 II 1 I 4 10 I •1 O 14 II ' 3 8 I Is I 6 , 4 • t es 13 9 • $ 6 ; O 6 6 ' 6 I 4 11L ARMSTRONO 1., SE \Osten MEDICO' ..yi Vi. Arnsaareig, o dad pee *cattle test t reeensines I Ling the wee of the .tiplill lour than Triair eater." 1 ITS alarnl.4l. o of Meows% is the pm, scion of the went Rio indirect nee of Dr. Anon It Lc the iv... 1 the shown ba arose, air. -.. swaictalshot lb d . upa:Ao of amnion the i tn. 0 egArlil in. th.! OM ort.^4 04111', became it Is Is c it 'envoi ,0 tooth Iron the kr Tang water, le. to Its lot wet ittretior:. ea BUM the e C i :•.011tIone of the elite, an at lab the Cream in gingiva I Co. dm Itneandle Journal, .111 THE D A Undoes Men Altst°7iktkslOntot% the VA Mat Press 0! Gnat Britain, a ewe, arms all s ntel and prod at enteeleetiesh la the eaten and value of 1 Law Reports, -1a the ample, I Foreign !ea.:igen e. and to tl Anasties ast.daed la the C Ore rare is asseryeemed. It emailas a men bbd led I catearidesty mit ,spent of menet mai-wad See wig il ,hashed a rebore. It stemma Reed 0 Alma .Thre* which eulnau nli a:: efeadre adeertlamalln It. morn., ta yetella 100 i holed re the year 100 •II ie,,u it will he sego Ilne 111 .sty Yens) had ia Ire yentil Noonan Clitootnn .... Yoram Pasie . . .... WSM al itows......_._. TM emettened malatentne traioel ?seemly ,sprawled b 1 . Ile' Daily News' le du rapers. From the Ir.' ft too sating eenelstentty that ear F.llac C9lll/011 of inked ; e.,tllatlon of the retnignio tenter of sdnerthielnests- ia it Pall, the redden mat ILetnee. T. be ordrredf= 11 S. e Mon 10, 13 ARON eI LIEBIO 3IZIP & ICAL CI &CUL! laded Smacks. De. G ii ILLAlloopp, with the &tie Sy MEDICAL CIRCULAR poet 4d. 016ce, 4, Adorn.stt Welland Co., Paleeconer. THE RE Mr. Vatrintio on Filter of voters for the ci the lone Temple, the 1 :Sr point of tho alight, the butinen being eon& PITIOII4 who hod hirt•3ol! &Treed claims, and tl objections. The lists bating been Ur. Smith rose to LI atl attention, and to According to the calcula the liberals had succeed S 3; that 477 Dunes hi on objection taken by bons: 211 of the prom by both pertka. The li Itttiests, and the tones objectless, 4 only had ft Ciettions-174 against toes sad 73 against Le There had been earning 1 19 tonnes ; claims allow lowed 1, failed S. In 11 "'tithed, Gl3 ; failed' faded 119; double objet P."l, liberal claims C lan lowed 1, failed 3 ; lib, 1 /.: 1 • Tory objections so jeetions sustained ISO, anent was satstactory a number of ot,jections a mason of the number s le, sustained. Tine we the greater care evinces out the lists ; ia tome , by the agents oa either . without reasonable gro I. good policy of the veer , 111 the redanee of a • uelerstood and fol:e at llic g o od effect pr be might manes I 1 enure tint commenced made were 1,000 on th • of ;AO on the other, 'rawer, 49n and 500 or Mr. Brown-While tapression of thanks to 7 ors" of his ststemeut as I. a Li , (Mr. 8r0....) side I 11r. ailtbristie wee ralit of the great impr r. 1 •' Pars, ail especiall t pond for his revi s ion. t ,ni which he had ma L *About reason shin gaol eip lo ,4 as nude out by tl ! and thrir ci nem so tn• tei):„lttaci•rtarri tftennt"wyesu'i 0 IS tcosiderohle reduction, tOtell•ina to l'iank the bl - a.ntance they had The court then bra. 111 d On Wednesday in id ~turistse, Opened hie to '", UP of borough Tote IS Fein the hu•ia. el of ti t hrough in two or three In 'Winos there was aloe, o i r . o .. pposed a I..tbuy bathaTizes, Pt l ' t at tloitot. to deride ... 0. I a t o Si td at the Ire e I . 9l thted 10 202, eras OS Welit — trat - ii7 . :;Z:5; U Ma{. boa. to Um mord !Unimak It he Wed' provloion fur old ego with ea outudomo ol affording to parent/ and oder* the educated and stated in ilia. by araurlai rents' det.b. and to be paid until a 21. t 'ear, or, if a dr, ualder, bee U euamaL4ie for their MI vales. if ..r‘qulreal Sur •fturniage torimi. R CO WK. pruityriun. • b 141:11' Ikt LITE AggflllTlON. I'rttter.areet, beet, Lower,. I by bet Illetrtye lloyal Letter Most. of ytu9t►—aptemel to 'Wootton of the eureeet Itlca to er tklp,to to the troth after permat of .1 ptea.otut &camellia to the Lee. of Moe N. 4 tine unite.' thlrereer et ege—aol. every %Lel. year tidy. 1 oc term• nnormatly favearibii to the pragilme tw %Ida snag is gin; pole. mom; WI thr :7tlt A: vil tut,•ndietios its tee er,:met yea', vicuna to all pada Maim. lialtv dna?' at • ceelotk. ar alartra to the mite?. letruLersted • el: wont Air rtports. Immr4l.) street tram I%loe. .111 k Pirtle"pea la /teem ewe awes Tarty Pamela. • aim .' not. Q um . , Ws I Ay. Pre. F Tn. aims. ado. 0093. 1 - Tura" d. ss.t 11 d. i 7 2,1 4 21 •12 3 7 1 4 4 0 12 7 10 6 ' 1 4 er 0 13 .., 1 4 9 0 12 6 0 3 0 1 11 IMOI6 b 3 6 111 M 016 7 4 1 1 11 19 0 16 9 I 4 7 1 13 a • 16 10 7. Z. W717E1; Iteakkut Direster. ANDREW YHA:NCI& 103007. `NO ca CONSUMPTION, and CHARGE OF FORGERY AT At the Town Hall, Cambridge, on Friday last, a ammiasi sharp of forgery was investigated before the borough Wilk elf megiannes. The assnesg, Robert Gilbert, is • tall saaa, about 40 years dew, of goal address, mad he two re time ran gnat he mamod engin llmief as ithe a tr=ramdmaama d walik sem cat - tbm Lo and do of thr i =fmam CAeossick, ceases J I "Wahl has been Lathe it of making idiom lbw, am It suited him purpose. Y aim* mane taw est Ito was not justified is mee igtbismitten. Rs besets° represented himself at vadawaglaamm as @ant to a attic salesman in a large way of belhmss is Rewrite market, a corn merchant, and in Viltklell ether &anew& He wee charged by the =maws of the Leades and Comm, Beak with having forged the todonemmat of James Kelley to a bank bill for 1001., and uttering the bill with a guilty knowledge of the indorsement being a forgery. Mr. Thomas Richard Walker, the manager of the Cam bridge branch of the London and County Bank, stated that on the 17th of September the prisoner celled at the bank and had an interview with witness. Prisoner expressed his desire to open an account at the bank. He then banded wilier a draft far 100!. thus endorsed : " Cambridge, James Kelley, pay London and County Rank or order, Robert Gilbert," and the same was duly credited to him. James Kelley, of 20, Prospect-Ow, Wandawoeth-read, clerk in a brew house, deposed that he knew the prisoner, and had aaawered an advertisement which appeared in a Leaden paper this day three weeks. The adeeituement wi as ander Clerk Wanted.—A. cavalry eons merchant want' a clerk. Salary, 801. , per alumni ; 1001. cash security ex. pected. Full parties' an known by applying by letter only, prepaid, in the tint instance, 1.. 81. N., 10, fligh•strcer, Shoredateb." In consequence of that advertisement witting saw the pri soner, and eventually engaged with him to officiate as his clerk to bey and Nell corn. Saw the prisoner at High street, Shoreditch. When the engagement was concluded an agreement was drawn and signed by the prisoner and the witness to the effect that the 1001. was to be deposited. In consequence of that agreement witness wrote to his father, at Shepton Hallett, to forward the money. The indorsement on the bill produced was not wit ness's handwriting. Never authorised any one to make the indorsement. The money was lobe forwarded to some banking-house in London. V. Untie arrived in Cambridge on Fridsy lot. The arrangement was that he was to meet the prisoner at Deacon's, in Wallirook, on that day, at half-past 11 went there and remained till I, but the prisoner did not make his appearance. Witness went to Shoreditch, and not finding the prisoner there, started for Cambridge to make inquiry. Oct the Saturday morning witness met him contingent of the gate of the house where he lodged on the Hills-road, Cambridge. Had made inquiries in Cambridge as to the prisoner. Prisoner asked witness if he had not re ceived letters which he had forwarded to Walbrook. Wit ness said no, and prisoner then said there was a private letter to his brother, which he thought wises( consequence, and ho had better go back to London. Ile then gave witness two sovereigns to pay his expenses. Thioks that he founds letter from the prisoner at Walbrook, acknowledging the receipt of the bill (letter produced, it was dated the 16;h of September). Cannot say positively whether prisoner spoke of the receipt of the bill on the Saturday, though he alluded to the document in some shape. Is certain that hr did notask witness to indorse it, and that he did not tell witness he had already done so. Did not know it had been endorsed till Wednesday morning. On his return to London witness found some letters at Deacon's coffee-house, as the prisoner had stated ; one of them contained priumer's receipt fur the bill forwarded by witeese's brother, se also the letter in which it was enclosed ; this letter had been directed to witness, end the prisoner had opened it and taken the bill out. Witness remained in London till Monday, as he ex pected to receive a letter from his father on that day. The letter from witness's brother, enclosing the bill, was di rected to witness, to the care of the prisoner, and prisoner had no authority to opus it. Croes-examined by Mr. Cockerell—The 1001. was to be paid to the prisoner 10 soon as obtained from witness's father. Believes prisoner wished the money to be sent through a beak, and cannot swear that the London and County was not the one he mentioned. Ile gave witness a blank runt of cheque, but cannot recollect whether it de signated any perti , uLer bank. The money wes to be paid to the account of the prisoner. Did not ask fur letters at Deacon's on the Friday, but found on the Saturday that they had been there at ten o'clock on the Friday, the day the prisoner had arranged to meet him. Won't swear that the prisoner did not tell him on the Saturday that he had token out the bill and paid it to his own account at the bank. When witness got back to town wrote to the pri soner to ask his permission to stop till the Monday. A farther remand was prayed for sad granted till Toes- 70.00 , 1 10.000 $O,OOO T 2,000 mew i s UMW* MVO 1.011 le4: *174 MAN 10.006 14gos Fria trawl= t. Z Agoraham Australian Freehold Ave Marla. Mama:von Iron and Cent Anstrelion Gold Britten Ina Beall. Imp, (la. at M. ma Da ( bun cVils 1 I} 1 1 0 : i in PIE i ies 64 7 Do. Pt. JolieDsi Me, Uerees'e Creek Colonial Gobi ........ t Pla kootrelisa Omar Om/ Greet take toe. SeDdiker.O.Qta..C.Co. 1 1441011 Ilidestisetiumerlas Clemords lissumes Part ....... aorta ant eirlego de OA' Ita i dm par 44 45 H" 3.1 PI I i Crort It hilted Kalman .. Woo MUIPOst ........ lIW ItNs per SIB pa i 2 Ps dfe dY 4 S itite 1 do IZ SP= IS IS 71 . Si PLar n ot sc ii. le llf Is LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. MADRID, Seri. 21.—Three per Cents., 47 1.16; after Bolas, 47 ; Do. Deferred 25 • after Bolas, lye 241; Debt (Ist class), 12:; after Br im, 121; ditto (2nd dais), ; after Balm% I 3-16 I rank of St. Fes , '" dinand, 1041 p. ; Exchange on London, 50.30. p. t. Beaux, SEPT. 24.—Voluntary Loan, 1021; New Four-and-a-Half per Cents. (1850), 104; ditto (1852), 104. National Debt, 95k. Commercial ss Marine Society's Premium, 129. Bask Shares, 1071. CRUCIBLES for MELTINO GOLD have been into Southampton in great numbers from Havre im ported They are destined for the gold regions, and an formed of a kind of Ives steno, very bard and infusible. A LUCICT SPECULATOR.—ShortIy before the dis covery of gold in Australia, there happened to be living in Melbourne a Captain :I—, formerly a resident of Liver pool. Passing one day an auction room, Ito entered it ; though without intending to buy anything. However, some large tracts of land being disposed of, at verymoderste prices, he was induced to become a purchaser. He bought 2,600 acres, at 2s. 6d. an acre ! Scarcely had be dews so, when a person in the room offered him 101. if he would transfer the purchase. The der was accepted, and it was arranged that the money should be paid the following day. But it was not—therefore the land remained in Captain S.'s possession. It is now of coneiderable value, being in the centre of the gold regions.—Lieerpoot Mercury. A SCUP AND CREW DESTROYED BY LIGHTNING.— On Saturday intelligence was received at Lloyd's of the total destruction of the ship Melee, of Queenstown, Pearson muter, by lightning, on the 3rd of August last, when off the island of Melte. The ship, being en her pemego from Ibrail to Queenstown, was overtaken by a violent thunder storm. At half-past 10 p.m., the vessel was struck by lightning, which passed down her mainmast, and, striking the hull, separated it in two pleas, fore and Mk The ship instantly went down with the crew, fourteen in num ber, end two passengers. Captain Pearson, on rising, caught a floating spar from the wreck, on which he con tinued to buoy himself up, and for seventeen hours after wards he kept hinuell above water, when he was happily descried I y • Maltese coasting vessel, and landed at Queens town, legend, the whole of the crew and passengers hav ing perished. EmoLumictrs op THE LATE Doze OP WELLING. ton.—The Visited &rule& Garrets gives the following es the military pay and allowances enjoyed by the late Duke of Wellington, via.: Yearly. Commander-in-Chief £6,999 13 0 Colonel, Grenadier Our& (special allow ance) Colonel-in-Chief, Rifle !riga& 233 16 6 Lord Warden, Cinque Pads Constable of the Tower, Leaden Forage Allowance ii 9 U M SI 5 Total military payand allowances.." £9,466 7 7 . . . FEES IN ST. PAUL'S AT NELSON'S FUNERAL.— It may be well to quote from the " Annual Register" of 1806 the record of shameful " Paul's show" that took place in St. Paul's Cathedral on the occasion of Nelson's funeral : "The four vergers of S.. Paul's Cathedtal, who have the exclusive property of the body of the church, were said to make more than a thousand pounds by the daily admissions to see the preparations for the funeral of Lord Nelson. The door money is taken as at a puppet show, and amounted for several days to more than 401. each day." CosT or NATIONAL FUNERALS. —The supplies granted by parliament for the year 1806 include the follow tog items, interesting at the present moment. They occur under the bead " Miscellaneous Serviette :"—}or the funeral of Viscount Nelson, 14,6981. lls. 6d.; for the funeral of Mr. Pitt, 6,0461. 2s. 6d. FORTIFICATIONS. —Tito Master - General of the Ordnance has desired that the Isle of Wight shall be put in a proper state of defence, and strongly fortified ; therefore, s large number of guns of heavy calibre will be sent from here for that purpose. This undertaking will cost the country at least sixty thousand ponds.—Kentish Mercury. A TELLORAPLIC HOAX.—A farmer travelling by rail front Dublin to Athlone a few days ago, got out of the carriage at the railway station here, leaving his umbrella behind him, and entered another. On reaching Athlone he discovered his loss, and was informed that he might ro cover it if ho sent a telegraphic message to Mul.insrar. He proc.eded to the ogee for that purpose, and while hav ing the message forwarded, a wag who had secured the umbrella, slyly approached and hang it upset an of the wires of the telegraph, at the same time remarking that he thought it would come very soon, and immediately tier pointed It out to the owner. The countryman expressed his astonishment at the rapidity with which the umbrella' had travelled, examined it to see that it was not injured In the journey,and departed, declaring that " the wins bet all ever he saw before! " Westmeath Ustardiette. DEITII OP LIEUT.-GENERAL LOFTUS, COLONEL I OP Till berlt FOOL—This °Seer died on the 13th inst By hie demise the ooloneley of the 60th Foot will fall to .l the disposal of the new Commandevin•Chittf. The de ceased mea table 69th year. It. tk. IL 1., is 4 ;1 THIS DAY.—Two o'Cl.orit. ie. The Gold Mining shares continue to meet with only i t avert limited business, and there is no change worth Si. noticing in prices. Port Philip shares mark 10s. prem. 11 Imperial Brazilian shares have receded to 6i ; and st. Santiago de Cuba to Ilf. u prkea Saturday. 60 for N. today. SO ,-- 60 i II IS . s te 1 IS I St. St St 2 li . 4 S i lees 10 Se le Isisrodirik 1iga114611.1014/SSUIe tut 44 li tt li a l la l 7tlo 4,4 MOM WO Do. 171 41SLO1. 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U ' DIM MUD Ditto MO) I WOW & IlmorM (Wort Mame Woolion).--.. day K.ll. assitothsa the father and Moths: of the whams RAILWAYS TM as= et the pelesese am ma el Ike meat THIS DAY.—Two o'CLOCd. hesessile theraster, as mar yews see he sellbsol du The ra il way mar k et , g e t . ,_ ..,_ , meads' haddlemeat is Cmandies Ilm "Whim JIMMY I . to-nay, witacety army m ew hue p e u eem . u se d eue m eeree bun euiewbu quiet basins. ellating. Several of the h4fog _stocks &Mho ts thus ahem mast At Salim hs sari bleto are lower. French shares are drooping. Marleroi self Gawp callosel l Isdesdia Osessalsest. Oankeklgs, sad and Brqueause see highe r . rereessesed aims" es as Iva et the **AM ffismeanY• MUM /IXD STOCKS Imattsamersati. Oa the ammo Wag sums/ at Ile Mak oa the 17th _,,, ra. Inseam. a ohnes-beedi was eta Is the phew is ths ''. mums Flew eas sokear up , Bezzarere. Warder. Ito 3 Waling. reviler ilingeek sad be bed already drawn 4111. *ease. Among Mimeos are several ,other answers to his mime- at. ice usu.. „,„ .., se lei my dement. Tao ;wham Is well known at Peterhof,'" sr al stirr i esume., Times Huntingdon, St. Iran, Illsaaferd, sad other places.—Oeso - sanest .. 6I 45 1,5 finds , ' C/woniele. in 811 IIIRWW.111110mTalle; me it st 116 eirgedreil,lwnewklre,k -- - - - ana.late3ll./..5.1. 5 T die NINE& 174 411 D0.0•6*112L9104211/.C. 15 It tr. Ir 9 Mat ad Naar ... .. 100 101 • M . ItO Ordedmis .. 111 431 al 5 SATOILDAT HlllllllllO. ppi cipp pim p B a• A • i •i d .. , , Business in the mining market to-day has been so an motisml nooses . .. 14 tea dull. Inquiries continue, however, fur many stocks, i! ~;, ****nod SolSo_Sthil . I SMa including Cefn Bruno, West Wheal Towan, Bedford """ ',---, rwla 777 . 7 74 1 United, Trefusis, West Darlington, East rolgooth, se 011 . (Sake 1 Linares, and L i guanea. to an h ) .Era :: r 4 .is There was no feature of the slightest importance a a • ... .. 111 11 tll5 in the market for the gold mining shares. Port Phil- * al/ • aim A••• a , .. ilex 11 II 4 I' lips were fi rm, with business at ); prem. a oil a i d n a Copispo shares were steady at 5i to 8, and United *S a .. is 1 6 4 1 I Mexican at 71 to 8. so IN a pi, siteg« _ a Aig.4a 0 39 The non-official quotations are as follows :—Aus- Is. leo , mat/mew . a 71 ad TO as tralian Mutual, Ito i prem.; Cordillera, ito f. ir s , -t r** ll 24 U prem.; Hendlicost Uguirklissal.4.olmismodsso Us - .ii ii 73 .. pi ~..* A. / * MIL 40 0 . _ prem. - -- ... s, Stook- 114 115 1- 114 16 At a meeting of adventurers in the Treviskey mine it I : !Ira dm ainir s e. a re , 46 47 held on the 20th inst., a dividend of 41. per share It. too meet ismsee ... .. sp :V NSi I (1801.) was declared, leaving a balance of 491.125. 9d. F ri V, l l Dae ,' l**ll** ••• le` ri : , e , a d in favour of the mine. A parcel of 331 tons of good et. ion Lnoweldre -; 541 645 sd 64 515 sal i quality copper ore was sampled on the 15th instant. l: 1 41 esillwind Ds. ••• % km plt di: 1 4 , , The sampling for the next two months will be about u a 1,p 4 4 4 974044471 ... .. 105 19 111 I p 280 to 300 tons. tit HI laindlearred Ilbskwall .. S It $ 1 At a meeting of adventurers in Wheal Buller,held let , ee l 111* . 11**1 ..,, e ,„ e tw e r l e: e d p 4 lel I on the 21st instant, a dividend of 171. 10s. per share et. too -- iirmllowsisr tio4 dee tame in " (4,4801.) was declared, leaving a balance of 1,4031. F. ti tag. -• . 1. , e 1, :. PI r 12s. Bd. in favour of the mine. at. to Landes k 6wdb•Weinerr 1191 Ea " 14 a At Groat Wheal Alfred a call of 11. 3s. 10d. pee so isi De. 810 ••• ••• • 44 4 1a 4 1 share has been made. 10 34 Do. 440 ~. _ _... _. 45 11 die tl all lasikainylift?lips 165 17 . ad .. . r. 44 tOr 21 10f 10 13 16 $1 S di• 20 21 id 71y 711 zd 141 40 404 lly id i ll lit al 111 21 10 le 47 . U. Ili Z i . i El 4: " 19i NI If N SO SI N 30 61 1$ 131 131 IX U 111 113 1411 3l Ise I/ it? 16$ 111 I 4 281 NI IN iu es u - - N 142 131 1411 UN I 1d SS it IN IN MARES. 103 107 103 103 IS 19 I C 7 3 PI I 11 3cl 3 3 3 1 1 llrna 11 1 pm 14 II I I; 9 9 9‘ 167 log 130 133 ft 411 ra 9 10 111 11 ram dili db Pa "' 143 ISO Par PEI 21. 11j 1 zd 113 93 id Il i ?le." 13 II ad 1 4 PI 134 24 zd I {am 102 104 1 1 II I PTI 1 le I c 1 I 7j 8 pm Da I pm :1 i. , il I , h =I PP: 7_ • -, $ 4 MI St 1111 146 121 121 pa 67 60 O 16. 51 1i 6 NI ~i.~.... ; Et r il m j : ::: it 610 . 11 la NM MI/UM al Snake all Doak ter% Ital Aber *NM JIMUna 1‘ Ilastlagltaa(ll.loarp.O. • Do. do. (V.) 7 par Ct. q taat.Coa.tat..,s p &Mot Ditto sis. N 0.2 II Do. Nowa pro Owl. Stook 10 Miet.l7aloi.StalPrul i at MA an lad tame. I cwt. W" , awl Dodo% Si Pr Co 7 LLe • I Iliwthani karo. 1 .1 Wis4e(l)lisliskr • Wat.Sks lalast+ ea Is lie Western, Ind 44 pat. tall lanai Ira &Yorks.& I Low & Beat. Ovaliprel HO Ditto New Or. p Ot. LaakiithWamOia.Toll . . .11 (.e~~~ &Zuni& Oh 2, Msm.ffibelWitle.isa.No. 10 Do. !le. SIO . I rip: 471 - II : ill Stryp. k Carlisle, 4 p Ct. 124 ei Do. do. 44 pet. 11. 1100 KaltaadCooo.Or.l3l,..,µL. DD I Ditto Prefeteueo lOC 20 Do. Dr dtsrd Scrip' ... in to Norfolk gatanaloa... • all Do. Oita. 54 per ant— • upe r iketh luau." 111 'flaked, Rousts,, aod Wolrer.. L 13.0 per Oat 0 ilbreur.&olrw.NeoCuat. 10 10 MeV...* Me•tet(Nor.W. 1114a.j ` tier Net... .. • 1' Soma 00111 DO on ,Salag(B4llol.Ali)l4oLi. 0 3 Waterlord R. %Id Tara, Nevaat:g3 burr.. o:l4cata of Yr.r4.purob 11 Ditto 1111111 it II ,Tark&N.llllll.ll.62l.Parat POll2Ol 20 „Clutlord ~0.1 DoMow 2 • {Alien %did &laws "Dutch Rheatolt .. ... 70 .Past Irdtai ... ... 'Grist Indian PoLlnauls 41 . Do. Do. 4 Grand Jan,tion of Ilona, k i otWest.ofluada.Sbares _ . Do. bond* (2nd loone)cos . f orrtod Into noel( Ull• M 07,1602; dents 1607,! at 00T VIM I 1 Lareodoeut g ... ... 1 10 i Do. (Railway) ... 1 ;II Do. ( Canal)... :I 3 firma and Avignon - . I 27,04ar1a Ant0;(14.., .., ~., 41 Do. 04. Hew ... 11 ' honor 13 Lone (wlt3 In ) 141 ! Do. Do.(ez Interval) li , !ftctborn of Yr.'s.. i all IDo. 301. 3 per et. fiords' (for N. to Asians 165.) It Odense , nd 3 , ardo.mit 111 ratio on . Lyons .., , So Parkland ( . ecall..l .., 2) roes 1014 Ito.. s ... 10 Parts on-1 Strt( 4 .,,rot -. 4 P.414,C54 . ,44.1C1444•444 So doom sad Hone ... SO leaks sad Moue ... 14 Wog Sion4n.... ... 1 Wawa et haw... ... The stock markets have slosed to-day without any variation from the dull appearance by which they have been characterised throughout the week. Although there is scarcely any quotable alteration, prices may be said to have left off a shade flatter, but, with the prevalent indisposition to operate, this is a circumstance that cannot excite the least surprise. Consols ruled throughout the day at 100 tot both AN money and the account of the 13th Oct., and was the only stock dealt in in this department. As the gr eat dividend period draws near, the members of the house, who are now absent, will return, and the se veral departments of the market will resume an appear ance of activity. The March Exchequer Bills were called at the close of business 71s. to 745. prem., bnt a purchase was effected at 735. prem., or Is. lower than yester day. The June issue commands 675. to 70s. prem. India Bonds have receded Is., being quoted 83s. to Ns. prem. On the whole, this market must be re ported flat, there being no inquiry. Great inactivity prevailed in the Foreign Stock department, with the single exception of Turkish Scrip, which, after falling to 71, rallied to 81 prem., and closed firm. The dec line iu Gren adian Securities continues. Spanish Bonds were quiet, and other descriptions present no fea ture. The list of bargains includes :—Datch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 05; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 99. Granada, 11 per Cent., ex. Dec. 1849, Coupon, 21j; ditto Deferred, 111, 11, j. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 624 3. Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1041. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 501; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 231; ditto Passive (Converted), 61. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 8:, 4, 71, 81, 8: prem. The miseeilaneous rime dealings embrace London Chartered Bank 'of Australia at 43 and 4; London and Westminster Bank, 331 ; Royal Australian Banking and Gold Importing, 11 ' • Union Bank of London, 17 ; Crystal Palace, 5. Our detailed list of the quotations current in the market fur shares in new undertakings is subjoined Bordeaux and Cetto Railway, 21 to 21 prem. ; Upper Railway of India, a to prom. ; Rich mond and Quebec Railway, 3 to 1 prem. ; 'Wim bledon and Croydon Railway, 11 to 1, prem. ; Woodford Railway, to prem. ; Ebro Canal, 3to 11 prem, ; Boilers and Oraissessac Railway, 5 to 1 prem. ; French Crystal Palace, 3 to 3 prem.; En- i gliah, Scottish, and Australian Bank, 13 to 11 prem. ; Continental Submarine Telegraph, par to prem. ; Irish Submarine Telegraph, 3 to 4 prem. ; Fair Head Harbour, par toe prem. ; Chiriqui Road, jto prem. ; North of Europe Steam, par to k prem ; Netherlands Land Enclosure, 1 to 3 pretn. ; Her Majesty'. Theatre Association, # prem. ; Na tional Pateut Steam Fuel, j prem. Our list, it will be seen, has become much more lengthy of late. The rates of money are well maintained, there being a considerable demand for accommodation. The demand for the prosecution of joint stock enter prise, as wo anticipated, has become greater, and this, added to the requirements of our large trade, naturally tends to encourage the idea among capi talists that they may obtain a better rate of interest for their money. At present, however, the supply is equal to the demand, and in less than a fortnight the market will be further supplied by the dividend payments. - The Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway Company is now upon the market, proposing to raise a capital here and abroad of half a million sterling (12,500,000 francs), in shares of 101. (250 francs) each. This project will be regarded with great interest, as the line will form the connecting link between the rail ways of France, Belgium, and Germany at ono end, and those of Holland at the other, so that it must form the means of communication with the railways of central and southern Europe for the inhabitants of Rotterdam, Amsterdam, the Hague, and all the neighbouring districts. It is proposed to construct a railway from the goverment statisn at Antwerp to the Meuse at Rodevart, a distance of about 30 miles, at which point a line of well appointed steamboats will carry on the communication with Rotter dam, sixteen miles farther on, until a further line, to run along the bank, surveys for which are already being made, shall have been decided upon. It is thus contemplated to ac complish the journey between Antwerp and Rotter dam in about three hours, instead of ten hours, as at present; whilst the fares will be less than half the present coot. _ _ _ Last week our returns of the movement of the precious metals showed an excess of exports over imports to the extent of no less than half a million sterling. This week the tendency has been in favour of imports, the shipments having been comparatively small. We have accounts of the arrival during the week of 784,448 dole. by the Asia from New York (of which, however, a considerable portion was sub sequently shipped for Havre); 1,496,750 dole. by the Parana from the West Indies; 11,753 ounces of gold by the Douglas from Sydney ; about 7,000 ounces by the Hooghly from Port Phillip; 1,0001. in specie by the Sultan from India; and 600/. in specie by the lagus from Lisbon. The total value of these im ports, including the entire supplies by the Asia, is about 530,0001. The custom-house account of the amount of the precious metals exported direct from London during the week ending Thursday last is as follows :—Gold dust : To Calais, 20,000 ounces. Gold bars : To Hamburg, 1,448 ounces. Gold coin : To Rotterdam, 133 ounces. Silver bars :To Boulogne, 1,130 ounces. Silver coin : To Boulogne, 10,450 ounces; to Bel gium, 1,200 ounces; to Hamburg, 10,060 ounces. The specie to Goree, Bathurst, and Sierra Leone, 10,4201. We have here a total of 21,583 ounces of gold, and 22,860 ounces of silver, besides 10,4201. in mixed specie, the aggregate value being rather more than 100,0001. The other shipments have been very trifling. The sums that have been taken out by the vessels leaving for Australia are very small. Thus the Union has taken out 1001. to Hobart Town ; the Hamlet, 1001. for Sydney; and the British Isles, 2001. for Port Phillip., Our returns consequently show an excess of imports over exports to the amount of nearly 430,0001. Some amount has been shipped by the Sarah Sands for Australia, the particulars of which have not yet reached us, but with this exception it appears that there is a decided pause in the flow of coin from this country to our southern colonies. From Herayath's Journal we extract the following analysis of the railway traffic returns for the last week on all the lines in the kingdom: Aggregate mount So. of Average receipt received. miles open. per mile. 1862.... £330,503 .... 0,811 .... £4B 10 0 1851.... 341,180 .... 6,506 .... 62 10 0 1850.... 284,298 .... 6,161 46 0 0 Tho Railway "IVnwis estimates the gross receipts for the whole kingdom, since the let July, at follows: Gross amount No. of Average receipt received. mile. open. per mile. 1852.... £3,832,878 6,623 .... £•37:3 5 0 1861.... 4,607,651 .... 6,362 .... 629 18 0 1850.... 3,324,428 .... 5,887 .... 584 14 0 It thus follows that the amount earned since the let July is 51/. 13s. per mile less than in the same period of 1831, and 131.115. per mile more than in 1630. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoch. There is not the slightest change in the Bug stock market, Consols standing at Saturday's piece, of 100 to both for money and the 13th October, scarcely any business offering. Nothing has been done in any other English government stock. The floating debt remains flat. Foreign stocks are dull, there being no disposition to operate. Peruvian Deferred show a downward tendency, the sales having ranged from 63 to 61. Spanish Bonds are also flat. Turkish Scrip marks 8# to 14 prem. Dutch Fours, 91, 4 t . Spanish New Deferred Threes, 231, Mexican, 25,1 tO 1. Granada Deferred, 11g. Our market was tolerably well supplied this morning with English Wheat, by land-carriage samples from the near counties, and we experience a steady sale, at fully as good prices as last week. Fa. foreign Wheat and Fleur there was a good retail demand, sod the value underwent no change. Barley was In short supply, and fully at dear u before. Archangel Oats must be quoted 6d. per qr. hither, and other descriptions were saleable on quite as good terms as on this day se'nnight. Buns were m.arce, and rather dearer, whilst Peas rather declined in value. ANIMALS Ls. 1U LONDON 611051 3.46 SEPT. to 25th S77C. Qrs. toothls Scotch. halt. torsion. Wheat ... .... ' MIS Rtsloy 1743 G: 36 I !1.13 Oats III 1052 3046 I 26`126 Mat ..... I 60463 30 ... . I".otu, 4,810 who; 3.307 burelo. 47 44 30i 7lg ad 40 071 4 7 12 44e MINCING-LANE. 7 -TID3 DAY. The private contract markets have been inactive to-day s but most articles have a stea.ly appearance. The following public sales are d.rlarcd fur to-morrow Sugar: 600 bbds. of West India, 6,600 bags Mauritius, and 7,100 bags of 11 , :ogal ; Coffee: 150 bags; Cocoa: 800 bags Trinidad. MZTALS.-Iron : The market is active, and prices show a slight advance: Scotch pig, mixed =min.'s, Gd. ; three months, 60s. 61; common rail bars quoted at an advance ol ss. per ton. Copper and Lead quoted at the Paine. prLea as last week. Speltrr has been sold at a shade advance, and is now coot , d 171. per ton. East India Tin has sold at the full prices of last weak ; Straits, Kn. to 87s. B,anea, 89s. Otts.-Seal, pale, 341. to -; straw, 321. Os. to 331. ; I brown, 311. to 311. 10s. ; sperm, 861. Os. to b7l. Os.; head matter, 871. to 89!.; cod, 32/. Oa. to 33/. ; South Sea, 321.301. to 3.1/. 101.; olive Gallipoli, 381. to 601.; Spanish and Sicily, 511. to 661.; palm, 281. to 201. ; cocoa our, 321. 10s. to 361. ss. ; seed, rape, pale, 34!. 10s. to 3.51.; linseed, 291. 15s. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. ----- - - We have a large increase in the supply of Beasts. We rarely have so many, except at Christmas-time ; the ave rage weight, however, of course. is not nearly so large as at that season. The number is about 1,140 over that of the corresponding day last year ; consequently, priers aro lower, and a consi.lcrahle quantity remains unsold. Sheri) arc not more plentiful. but the demand is smaller; our quo tations, therefore, aro about 2d. per 8111 s. lower. We do not quote Lamb, as it may now be considered out of season. Calves arc also rather lower. Forei;o supply is 2,371 Beasts, 9,09 0 Sheep, and 211 ; - from beotiand, 100 Beasts, and 3,100 from the Northern and 31i01.snd Counties. Per gam o:,-;‘,4. a. d. a. d. 3 Per at,ar.e of oats. 0. Kart •44,30% Ileroforls.. 3 3 8 Hot lea.. & 11.2448. S 0 0 o tkaatShort.horua .34 3 8 1 Meat bong-woo:6 Soonodivadity laosata.. 2 4 2lu , 80. ',tor& tsl‘m - au I *mond ce..atti 3 0 3 4 Plre -.-. - . .. 3 0 4 4 do. 5par5........ 0 0 0 1 , a.. 4 0 4 4 WO. .. 0 0 0 0 ii 41.1. 6,:.56; +Shop awl liimehe. 2.4,34 ; Jul P.P. 415. TALLOW MARBET.-THIS DAY. The market is very firm on the spot ; the short quantity shipped off at present from St. Petershurgh (27,000 casks, a•tainst 64,000 lest year), and the firm attitude of thu Russian holders here, sufficiently account fur this feature; speculatively anal fur future delivery there is not so mach inquiry, and prices are a shade easier. Tows Tallow I. quoted 40s. id. to fnl. nett cash • Petersburg T.C. on the spot, 41.. Gd.; October to Peccraber, 40s. ; J .IMlitry to March (lB:s3), 40s. 3d. OF TALLOW. 100. ; lisl. ! 1852. tnek this day ..... .' DeHaery last week Do. lam Ist Jute Arr . :Tallest week 27,340 70,113 ' 24,460 2.,`:.6! 2,.93 2,713 27,791 2%933 13,529 4,07 • 1,348 212 24,6:4 19,t43 17,431 29 .71. 89s. 3d. 41..041. 41.. i E. 41.. Od. 434.0 d . from lit Jur.: rnee Y. C. this day ver De. Town Arrivals for the week a tasks, sad delivery 2,019 04 prised 100 casks from St. 1 b 4 from South America, 11 casks. ending 6th Oet. last year, 7,809 tasks. The arrival* last week cont. Petersburg, 54.) from Australis, 193 from other places; total 932 BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattender. and Smith report that there is a good supply of hops at market, with a very brisk demand, ai improved prices. Duty estimated at '250,000f. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. L 111122001., SIFT. 23.—Tho transactions were rather dull at cur mnrket to-day, and not much change in price of stock—if anything a shade lower. The following are the day's quotations:—Birkenhead, Lancashire. and Cheehiro (late Chester and Birkenhead), 221. shares, 3 9-16 el.—Black burn (late Blackburn, Clitheroe, and West Yorkshire) Preference 6 per cent., 261—Chester and Holyhead, 214- -Lancashire and Yorkshire, 841 1 1 I—Liverpool,1—Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 19—London and North Western, 119} — Manchester, ShefSeld, and Lincoln, 311 f—Ditto pre ference shares, 111—Midland, 761—North South Eastern sad Dover, 211 I—York and North Mid land, 241—Dutch Rhenish, I d. MANCIIIIISTISH. SEPT. 25. Prices hare been rather lower, and a sere it,siguiflcant busineu has been done. East Lancashire, IS 9-16 n., 7.16. Sheffields, 311, 1, f, f• Chester and Birkenhead, 221., 31 dis. Bramitsousu. SEPT. 23. there was a steady Intsi suss doing here today, and prices were slightly in advance of those of Friday. North Stafford' closed at 47. ls. 31. clic; Shrewsbury and . Birminehamstock at 691, 711. LEEDS. SEPT. 23.—There is no lifo whatever in tho market to do, and eery little business has Teen done. Prices are unaltered. The following are the quotation...— Leeds Northern, 191 London and N o rth Western, 1191; and Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 31f. THE MILITIA.—The cost of the militia now rais ing, for the year ending the 31st of March, 1813, is esti mated at 386,7151. In the present year the number to be raised is 50,000, and 1)0,0001. is put down as 't bout.ty and recruiting charges payable within the year, taken at the rate of 21. per man. payable partly on enrolment, and partly at the termination of the training and exercise, or by monthly allowance." THE MILITLS.—Out of nearly 100 volunteers re quired from Woolwich alone, the authorities will not be able to raise a dozen, en account of its being a military garrison.—Kentish Mercury. DEPARTURE OF THE (CUNARD) DOTAL MAIL STEAMER Asts.—On Saturday morning, at ten o'clock, the British and North American Royal Mail steam ship, Asia, Captain Lott, sailed teem the Mersey, with the usual mails for the United States and the British possessions in Ame rica. The Asia carried out 120 passeii4.rs, and a good I general cargo on freight. STRIKE OF MASONS AT THE NEW CHURCH, ITLACK HEATR.—On Tuesday night the whole of the masons em ployed in erecting the new church nt Blackheath, which is being constructed at the expense of J. J. Angarinin, struck from work, in consequence of some dispute This io the third time a similar course has been adopted t y them within as many mouths ; on the two former oteasieris con erusions having been made to their demands. In their third experiment they have failed; the whole of thew, in cluding the foreman, having been paid their m:aiey and discharged. Other 11.. i ls are now being engaged, and the work is not likely to suffer much delay in cense-queues-- Kentish Mercury. Mr. THACMLRAV is about to deliver four lectures at Manchester, presioui to his departure for New York HULL AND NEW YORK LINE OF SCREW STEAM vits.—We believe that we may venture to assert that the Hull company, for carrying out the New York trade. is nearly established. Sauce our last notice we unil,rsuind that a meeting of same gentlemen favourable to the scheme has been held, anal offers of assistance in the furm.tioit of the company freely made. It is thought most desirable to try the trade at hest on a moderate scale, anal we believe tliat two screw ships of 1,000 tons each will be found suffi cient. Several of the largest shippers to New Yet's, and exporters also from that city, hive declared their intention to support the line. Hitherto the gnat bulk of the linseed oil exported to America has had to be forwarded ens Lon don, and the enormous mass of pas...naves passing through Hull to Liverpool ma well known to all in Hull. Of German emigrants for America about fifteen thousand have this year passed through liull.—Easkra c...4oays Gaulle. TUE MAGAZINE on board Mr. Cambell of Blythe wood's yacht, Claymore, exploded on Tuesdcy, iu conse quence, it is be:Weed, of the spontaneous combustion of came red lights which were on board. It was remarked by an eminent naval officer at the regatta dinner, on Tues day evening, that it is a most dangerous practice to have reel lights placed anywhere near to gunpowder, us several iimances have occurred of explosions arising front the like cause.—North British Mail. FIaNCI4 RAILWAII Taarne.—The following are the last of the gem reef:l4Bot the wine t; ”teneh reile Nol.7ll,lll—Frof Sept. 6 to Sept. II ; ?wester., 402,te1t.; go .Is 206,6472.; total, .10:.thlf. Rovco.—lroo. Sept. l 2 to Sept. II; i'oseesoos. 2.42'41.; goods, 104 abet.; WM 2.3 . , 1 4-41. _ _ lass - Ks—Vim tiept.l2 to Sept IS: Puesengen, 57,020.; goods, 41 1 .3.61.; total, 103,145 t Onassis AND BIAWCII L/I.lo.—Ftart Sept. 12 to Sept. It: Pss er,gers, :93,070 , .: p•oots, 241,'9 f.; tuts. 5 0.1 , 45 f. ti . tasssoves.—Prom Sept. II to ber... IS: l'esseagers, :;6,3J1f.; goods. 114,16. f.; total, 4 01.404 f. It %tr.—Erato 11.4. t. 6 to Sept. 11: I'ssFeagtr4, 41,:':f.; goods, 2i, trai.; total, 6% t:'7' . MOSISIIMAC.—Yrom Sept. 4 to bept. 15 : Ta , ..15,;er5,14,6971.. goods, I 1,4101. ; total, 19.15 - :. It stsasttss.—Yrorc Jule 95 to Aug. IS : Postengres, 1 53. 7 42L1 1 grods, 124,11.171. • total, 274..110f. Leoss.—Ftessi Sept. It to Sept I 4: Passewers, 264,4131.; 1 01141 . 146.1741.; total, 431;01. Wlstts'•.--Teoro Set.t 13 to Sept. IS: Plasesgsts, 111,10 W. ; goody 1),I164.; 111411,131,t114t. is $1 I IN IN 1W y' , II e