The Express. — London, England, 1851-09-11 00:00:00

, • .., J/ 14: ~10/ • .1 ... • 1-11./ r ..->/ ..0 tc • r - • .. eef ...' 7 , . 4 . " ,t ri' s .• , ..." ..,..", 4.--a-e; 04 ,1 .1 * •.' ....-_. r ~ . . . ~.. 1 t I • . .' i 441 7 I Ttl l e • • No. 1,575.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1851. VERLAND ROUTE-LONDON to MAR- kid of the internal affairs of the company, while the mint with the North Western Company, the directors pro- RAILWAYS. I MONEY MARKET. ' BMUS la 48 boon-lent Sas through dads for the board was engaged is handing over the company to the mod-Your directors have only recently received copies of I Jamey, It. Great Western—deprecated the practice of Laying proxies the agreements purported to be enter ed into at a pretended 11113 DAY. THIS DAY I I* MM., hem Pads se °lama amsagoodsmai sit i rm - at the expense of the shareholders at large for the purpose special meeting of the shareholders on the 7th May last, Two o'CLoint. ssi_t_esi Usenet° glinueless Is i* 48 448.4 il* of upholding the three' tors in a course of policy whi c h and to which a fabricated seal of the company was •Mxed : Two o'Ctocx. 1 nallinale ttAILWAT bodes atesellimen slabs. With only a very restricted business offering, and 0i0nt ,,,, 00 ot is ...in. 4 , 4 la elm om i t s is s o 44 . 44 4 o ut , would prove pernicious to the interests of the company, they differ in many particulars from the heads of agree- The arrangements for the final liquidation of the sto Wreak Wats an ameinee by ally end ear of tag and converted the board into a personal clique. He next ment entered into with the committee of shareholders, but 69. mpathising with the flatness of the English stock „ d• ff s semen. Mimes ttaMstam lee indigo Dom mit 4 lalds. referred to the position of the chairman, as banker of the they more clearly set forth that the suppmed guarantee of market, prices of shares have, in some half-dozen i crenoes arising out of the month's account company, and contended that while the company was 3,4, and !p er cent., is to be derived only from the tolls to instance moved ':a fraction lower to-day, quietmanner, as we anticipated, but have not w hil e, fo r in Consols have been completed to-day in a very HE ELEVEN HOURS' ROUTE to PARIS, charged interest upon all same that were borrowed, there be paid by the London and North Western Company for other descriptions yesterday's rates are with some tended to impart any increase of firmness to the with may two home hassle by the SOCTII ILLSTIIIN RAIL- were many larger sums due by other companies upon which the traffic it may carry over-not the whole of your railway, difficulty Smarted. Great Northerne , London TA,, via edit...tore or timer. no interest was charged. Thes, tbere was their engineer, but only 20 miles (the Joint line from Shrewsbury tc DOUBLE ,•1' FILIAL EXPIRES; SE RV ICE DAILY.(-sterns, anSout h and North W Midlands, d Eastern who w year, as temiving a salary of 3001. a and yet he p- Wellton to be used without any payment of toll), and ' they were fora time supported by the operation of market. Prices opened at yesterday's range, at which ~. • WECIAL EXIMEne TltAi a twee ilia Landon Bridge Ter. 1 . a• 22 bilm avitas maxima ass sums MEXIKO, reigning Paris Peered as a creditor for 3.000 1. (Hear, hear_.) lie for traffic which may be ied other Mined that in the worst times of the Hudson • an in aserattsistalswits to Pads and hack, available until the 31st management nothing more diogracetul had occurred. ONeller. lbe NIGHT HAIL TRAIN, via Dear Ilienna at AM p.m., wasting Park at Wu* the Moony mange& mad lOwesell. at Itmlf- pet 9. thaw& nears treat Wars to Manlike ma aa stemma do" Srs, salable bv any OW and of the sow be leihnlime and Beedogne sad thwer reference carr co en t to the Lo par es ti . The only chiefly feel the influence of the reaction, and this, len an er d North Wester, too, in face of the continued tisfite ry traffics, traffic is one virtually providing for the due fulfilment of the shown in another column. . le: .. va Ihi I.e. 8.622: ldr. ROBERTSON explained that the chief portion of agreement of October 1847, and entered into under the sad gen* ; the tari that ompan sum alluded to war due for professions) sera era on the *cal of c y, October , which it has repudiated, and is all reinedtilS h ta rff ; Intessa 3001 • better fah for the same reason had not 8 " burY tly pfor payment is account ; hut, as the hon. share- den h holder congas/lied of his forbearance, In might perhaps now set about getting it in. MR. HAYEB, tFe old-establiehed SURGEON- °llienrY olwinede behisforeadaryils mroatuartetdi7e.edlifroe mbed"Yllunt; jVa„ DENTIST and CUPPEft, lab of Ihterbanow w riolsi o ting by competing for your local traffic between in to Wolverhampton by the circuitous route of also rd d which agreement . your directors still recover violation.Pe to enforce by a aeciuon of the courts of L e is the losses you have now sustained b y its The illegal engagement implied in the " heads 2 1 1. 3 3 1 1111111101 fir. PRICE resumed , Ile cautioned the shareholders of agreement" to withdraw traffic from the London arid " Aix W oh Not Bina. smut . Birkaatreal, UM; Weals . ea to -. theme prior. saaam.m yeateettay. to lath. 9 91 kliteareella M 191 Laecendre . Chea Jun.. latienlf.seed 13 11 dim 41 41 a d 41 a d ellMeolt rearelfellY Whams llN=V A ti li t i r ld s. = 4 It 44 4 .. that the Recounts which they had received were not ear- North Western line and put it upon yours, is carefully gs, 100 grimes sad Eimer _.. re 50 x d 7frx d =REMOVED to 4 2, ST. wMe ea all was of denal Ile wpm ma dellgeninef WM. at WWI, moisrate ebarme. Mr. Hayes to letlealelbabe km witedeen emantaten win say me wady be asandial at 411. M. Wow TEWELLERY. - DODD. BROTHERS, 40, red, and eoseluded by moving that Mr. Cones,, of Man- omitted, and you may judge how far it would have been the . et. so Odigginn 2 , 5 cheater, be appointed as permanent accountant. In Ikesemeasma mod Mr. TitE% OR (one of the auditors) maintained that such the accounts were correct in every particular. Mr. PRICE-At all events they are not satisfactory. .. lel II interest of the London and North Western Company to put Se to Cluster sad lialebrak .. MI In traffic upon your line, when you are informed that the . 1 .! 45 DOI* possible validity of the agreement entered into with the '" - Shrewsbury and Chester Compauy is recognised, and pool-• aad ShelastJane.. 13 fl die x • It Ran Ansthe (SUL it S. and L. Stth . _ .. Si If 111 Is no. (xis I. is.j .. . t 2 A long and somewhat warm altercation ensued, in sion made for the through traffic being carried on by that at. se amps own*. _ _ s 34 VI Osuldl (Warankome Wel. Nwelare. 114 * 11441244 . ..„ati which Mr. Ward, tenant of Colonel Biddulph, and se- company at the present competing rates. Of the validity 25 13 Ewes Una, cam A.. as the Igational Debt Commissioners' broker, who again invested in Consols at 961 bat a little weakness then became apparent, and ;ales were made i . The feeling , however, is now steadier again, and .i - 1 - 9 - 1 " prices have recovered to their opening quotations. 10i 131 54 are Consols have been transacted at 96,1 for cash, but now ac called 961 to . 1 , and 96:i to i for the new co n as ut of the 14th Oct . The official• statement is follows : Three per Cent. Console , 964, 2 4 1 ; ditto for account, 961, 1 ; Three per Cnts. Itgluet . 4, 97, 1, 964; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 981, 4, 4 ; South Sea Old Annuities, 904; Long An nuities, 1860 , 71, 7-16 . Bank Stock, '2161. There is no change in the unfunded debt, Exche quer. Bills remaining at 455. to 48s. prem., and the quotation of India Bonds being also nominally un altered. wassmessw!,lss se talostas letwoonateradm t. "" Alid "'" vent other shareholders took part. In the course of the of the latter agreement, however, our director, Dever „. .. Rem IL U. W.) z . .. L . :1 1 4 i wort if JET ORNANENIII, SWAN • Man ef the slickest sake _,____,__ made . the 0 ma 5eam5 4 . 4 . 0 ....„. 01.6 „",,,,, , bow ott o op. a.. thate ,- _Tans by Woos speakers it was objected could , entertain . the smallest doubt i y and sine° our y last " " lm - am 1/ alal v mu ` 2 2 In the foreign stock market the transactions have MI.: Pio: Tb.„.....4 par,Aileopt:nY:" UtiollAgotmow. U IS Ban Leaseasko - .. I : a d ISt a d ray ma win In Leerlam.-4%in sum of 10,0001. that had been set down for "con- meeting parliamentary powers have been obtained , autho- c c Do. sow 4 d im ; • _ been more numerous and varied, but, as they have thwacks," and tarried over from one account to mother , rising the two companies (with the approval of the 411 iss n o t a maims. .. not been of any important amount, prices are little . wee Was with • view of enabling the board at any time railway commissioners) to eater into agreements for end lam. Imegoa . _. 60 52 affected. Spanish and Mexican are both fiat. Excl.- . . . they thought proper to expend any portion of that amount the interchange of traffic, and substantially for all th e et. * and Otamow 27 19 without coming to the shareholders for their appro al. objects contemplated by the existing agreement. Your dim- 44 ... 83 ,,„ , 14441404141.' 4 s tions are being made to maintain the market for the '.41 _ . 4 . ir:• This, however, was denied on the part of the directors, and tors have availed themselves of these powers to enter into • G, IS, • D NQ a e. - - I sd ! IC a d r e l 184 a 4 latter stock, but invariably, as soon as the quotation the item was explained to have been placed there to cover supplementary agreement with the Shrewsbury and Chester has assumed n somewhat steadier appearance, eager 4 1 1 IRON .ill 111 %Imams LepeeCt. 19 12 ad any possible liabilities, in order to close the capital account. Company, which will be submitted to the present meeting. se so at. end Weet.(lre.) 581 119. The sum of 2,0001. for Dee improvements was stated to Your directors trust they may now be permitted to give et. 190 Great Western ... ... 77 774 77 sellers rush forward, and a backward movement is again quickly observable. Sales have just been made :- •-• '....1..-.. -:.... s. . have been most beneficially laid out by the company. their time and attention to the consolidation of the Great 17 17 Do. 1417 _,... ,:,..._„_,_- - .7 - --.. Ultimately Mr. Price's amendment was put to the meet- Western a ll iance, and no longer have Pa contend about °') " immemy ""`-""'"' - as at 261, 271 being the best price of the morning. A few yin 11l Do. Thirds 5 0 era sales of Austrian Bonds have been made, and it is Mg, when only one supporter appeared, and it was cerise- agreements, which, even were they legal, are altogether il- et . tee Loooto ok o sa iio r i,' 4 44, ess 461 44 4:4 tweedy lost. lusory as to the advantages they are supposed to confer ;13 as n o . 1 r im e likely further operations of the same nature will offer, MARQUEES, Tents, Flags, Sun Blinds, and Mr. LOCKHART, M.P., made some inquiries relative and that the shareholder generally will see that the only So 111 Do. flake_ _... ..,.. .... 91 51 ~ but whether these arc on account of parties desirous =Swags. - WILLIAM PIOGoTT, Manufacturer to the to sundry disbursements, which were satisfactorily answered alliance which can be practically carried out with the Lon- So 111 Do. West Itldem . l.laloo arable wort of Orgasm has prepare! fee the sewn a arm 50 50 Northern 12 Hr. Robertson, the engineer ; when the motion for the dos and North Western Company is ono of arrangement of ll2 1,... ,..• sad bwkw ii i - 1 4 1 - 2 0 1 " 91 lei 10 of subscribing to the new stock, which, after Brom ei OA IttlUCert, TEN ra, sad rt.sos, kw Mal or rya - option of the report was put to the meeting, and carried rates between competing points, which your directors have "s making allowance for the exchange, is certainly cuss: also Tenn Ire Crick/taut. swage mad Maporry raw awed mod eiegatly fitted up. itioa etatlis and waterproof wagon with only one dissentient always been willing to settle by agreement or to refer to ar- St. 100 Lon, Brighton &It. Coma 91 914 Ilt. WO Idea A North-Wester. ll 1141 a d 114 131 a d chef' . per than the old bonds, judging from the ad sort were ro:d on namable term. Tanana' ca the for It was stated by Mr. RORY that the same questions bitration. Your directors will, in conjunction with the impuisime eepair. °ramps/ pow leateastel aW as. toaden to IV which had been qut by Mr. Price on this occassion had been Great Western ai d Shrewsbury and Chester Companies, E U 2 12 2 O D :. aG "Piftlis Nsw , l . ... sham , ~. I 1 24 :a: 114 4 A 4 price obtainable for the latter in the London mar wit.msts PIGGOTT 115, foreatnet,ket, or whether they arc attributable to the appre- Itnierua . Teets, 14 or, abed of him personally in London, after which Mr. Price • apply to parliament in the next session for an act to autbo- le 1 Dadleell-Ja . aac 5 . 1 c% I lc ss hensions of holders being excited by the fre had apologised, and expressed himself satisfied. rte the carrying out of the agreement of Mae: last, for an 88 ' " 6 1 / 4 4104 * 110441,414610,4 9 1 VOREIGN NEWSPAPERS SUPPLIED.- The retiring directors were then re-eleced. 30 411 Do., 450 ... _. . 10 lis els amalgamation of the three companies, and en interim gun - to 14 Da,. sal . ei 74 q rent applications of this nature on behalf of r sago eastwien. Er ladla, Inkaial, and Awe*. New. Tho Chairman moved, and Mr. Harrison seconded, that rantee of 3 and 34 per cent. out of the gross proceeds of the to 54 samek,B 62 ,,eiy . l 12;:ika 2 w Austria, and the general aspect of the political yew as P *WS am torwmand to all sans of such the sum of 6011. 7s. 6.1, be taken from the reserved fund, to London through traffic. The proprietors of the Shrewsbury eL et. I l aa ai ismaa nanni.,llkotßfinea .. _ lab... " 2 l; at ! i a a !A i iia x a a rt e n t d ual financial affairs of that empire--may admit hay WSW, end WWI., by Th ugs* sod ego ill le 11 , make up a dividend of Bs. per share, for the last half-year, and Chester Company have confirmed that agreement with a 11 41 In. Mao.*Listel. tinier Sr 11 die of some doubt. The following is to-day's list of thiberinewreak, mead, ll* 04 ° 64441_,___the U.S. 48 11.8 mB4B 84 ' less income tax, being at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum stipulation (in whia your directors concur , while its bargains : Austrian Five per Cent. Bonds, " st " . """ .. ' -414. 81 ‘ 88imial 4f thB 881481481 244488 on the preference shares, payable on the 10th of October equity is admitted by the Great Western: cont. " " 281 ' £B4 848 ' 48 -:::. - 154 194 di ' ~ 18 y ou am applitedon, peel tree.lt. 100 Do. Birn. and D er by It 11 " 81 1 • Exchange, 10 guilders per £. Brazilian Old Belt. pony ), that full time shall be allowed for the so ort A544.10, 40 r w ro s e m(7) - - " ,s t 11 - 1 U BARRY'S REVALENTA ARABICA FOOD. The motion was unanimously adopted, and after a vote development of the nano on the Shrewsbury lines, after is is Sawraarkin - ... . 11 71 Five per Cents., 911. Chilian Six per Cents., 101. xx ameerese. o„.4... amee. gl2,_.=pore asuuroak ..6,bb iadiarr se,.. teNsm irmsr= of thanks to the chairman the meeting separated. the Great Western chain of railway communication be- It e Newer, Abergovenar, Danish Three per Cents. 1825, 78. Dutch Two-and tween London and Wolverhampton has been completed, ad lisrehre... ... Si 5 die a-Half per Cents., for account, 16th September, at the eteraneb, and embalm. Wee Ilea renewed by De EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW RAILWAY. before the amalgamation takes place • your directors enter- IL 190 Nortiat , ... ... _. IT IS tan no doubt of obtaining an act for ' the proposed areal st I s% e ce tw o D°4l4w iusoomo -- ... MI) " V ow ,. - 1 3 48 21 54 0 ( 4 11. 1 501 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 921, lit hoe."-Maio Jay M.Mus. Us& mar Da= Ore Nes 71, of dympspela: kw the WS Nan Ike lord lame motion; which, when it . hall take effect, will rear; as. ss gem soma .. ~. 151 new 93. Mexican Bonds for account, 27, 1, 261. Peru .....:-.• I 1um..... 41110,4119 ,...... a 1mal fram a j a Z„lam* The twenty-seventh half-yearly meeting of the operative the provision in the Stour Valley Act of 1847, by ill 11 resitbillidiseehles.: * ... 9 4 ea ,th vian Five per Cents., 1849, 901. Russian Five per ..▪ .-- r p or y k , - ; - , - d o - m iii.issi - m ii1",,D.,‘,.7 - 07. ebareholders in this company wee held in the Queen's which the running powers granted to this company 1111 19 Sank Waders ... .. - - Cents., 1822, 1114. Sardinian Scrip, 21 din . Spanish es Whorls@ the n o. uso ,-.. Ilbg rim , aan„.... woo Hotel, Glasgow, on Tuesday. Pinta BLACILHORN, Esq., the Stour Valley line cease in the event of its being hZed7 ..le .1 1801414114141 ,. W., 448 .„,* 40 , • j 7 r , Active Five per Cents ., 201; ditto for account, 204, 4 ; .......p...., see sorsa, Ise mg want bed tag eitairmaa ash, directors, in the chair. The following are to, amalgamated with, or purchased by the Great Western ;Z . ' 2 ; Marie ."160" Otehet " Mr . 1 ditto Three per Cents., 37, 381. aldose' ussay. Savo Men ••=dlanwreel by Da Marfa gallelen: oe s ro m s A l m the mom; Company. By that time, however, the Oxford and Bir- u jr, . . maim ,„ .. 7 5 Tho railway traffic returns in course of publication M a ya.' 8 7 488ri m eee r m issm oi r oo l 24 "= "88828 : 14188. "In lay* before the proprietors the balance-sheet for min ham , and the Birmingham Wolverhampton, and M m a l De.gow.. _ _ 5 m wk. , _ show that the great expansion which has been 80 ten, come tell lartrename, WOW' 1 0 ., it fay.; US. Ulla et ; the nall-Tew ab fitly 31, 1851, the directors can Dudley lines, will have been completed, together with the lel IS . i Binn, Claris - li 6 71 Ob. at la ; I ins, at Um. Wally, 111 b., MM.; 111, point oat hats Mama on the passenger receipts as entrance to the Low Level station at Wolverhampton, in 9 : De., Cass a. 4 41 4 11 steadily maintained since the beginning of June is st lb.; the MN. sod 1114. um sue too st auks, so re- compared with the earrespoodiag period of 1850. 'rho which this company has one-third interest. The short fork 1 1,, 1 r nbi sli k a . 4 l "M‘d i;i ', 4l 4* still in a great measure observable, the returns of all ass es Navas mews by DU MAME meg Oa.. 117, dm Rad- receipts for goods bare Increased ore satisfactorily, line, for the purpose of forming a junction with the main '. ' Mee Tie SIMI 12 14 the leading lines presenting a large increase as U. usim• ''"" N " 88441484114884 ' 4 484 4108 " 4841 P 8644 " 88 * The falling off in passenger WM& dates from lit railway (which this company is authorised to construct) lei e a jk,. " •- - compared with the corresponding period of last year. WHISKERS AND MOUSTACHIOB. - The April last, there having been an increase of 3,5561..95. will then corn_ p . lete the entire chain. In the half-yearly . ett ee - Do. Owner; ... ... 91 1:1 01. The London and North Western return for the last from the Ist February to that date, and probably arises statements of the capital and revenue accounts, the directors 10 I Do. ... ... .. wmeemilmaled awe af 110111ANOr MACASSAR 01r. payments made up to the 30th of 1 12, .9 41144874144 ... -:: 8 ► 3$ 4* 8 week is 60,053/. against 50,975/. last year, showing b e Fe e l in g e e e e e n e ma. c e has mo * k ern m a from local traffic being diverted to Louden.; The working have placed to capital a. ; soot -. i "..". ... :. ... I I; 20 14 awl is reserissd by out mussemulu Sm. expenses ippear somewhat heavy. This is accounted for, June, on &comet of the extraordinary expenditure con- 191 i 1 an increase of 9 , 078/.; the Midland, 24,279/. against = s r I areellei by Ore lisle* annengen. 1M; 041 la 409.9.. tut, by an expenditure of about 1,6001. for converting neeted with the contest in which this company has been in. SO SO lath Wake .. ... .. 211 91 961 23,6681. - increase, 611/. ; the Lancashire and sirsay_ mememeal la end beenWrgr ind l lo be. berth into third class carriages ; and, second, by the price volved for the last six months for the preservation of your SI Is nun TallnaltiverDn 4 3 als Yorkshire, 18,320 L, against 16,609/. - increase, um i _Elak ia MI bras ,i s.l 2 ". ;:soo bl lo odolooss. ~,.._ of Mr. England's small locomotive 0.,2001.) being charged property. Various circumstances, but chiefly the con - II 6 / . .i . - - 1,711/. ; the London and South Western, 16,8571., m ib t,,,„04 1.1 " 1/11w aft e h aim e nuft illisibe rr nw g,. °l" .... bl.4isendule i s h us end *. 'C i veins' trevenue, revenue, though both are additions to the value of tinned competition of the London and North Western Com- lblll 11 611M1 Itall Delithemlin II 41 0 44 9;98. nmon i egmamorim so d * s o ma I N p m .. o r the plant. A portion of the price of 100 waggons provided pan . ] for your local traffic, and the non-opening of the Stour iii , 71 •. , ...... % . 1 ; 4 0. against 13,1251 .- increase , 3,732 1 .; the Great West batik, Wpm, mew andlangens se Me wet for the Wilsentown summer traffic has been charged to Valley line, have combined to show an unfavourable result u, j i em s ., i wk . .77 l • 2 .. o; ern, 23,3031., against 18,8931.-increase, 4,410/. ; the period of Wow 111 b. Ulm GA., 7u. Sway Imam se bay capital. The Let balance, after deduction of interest and in the revenue account. The sum of 6,4611 . 4s. 2d. has so se waterbed saalkenny.. - - York and North Midland, 10,3921., against 9,4641.- will ler. Si, awl did& Magee, flow MINA _ dividend for the Stirlhogsture Midland, amounts to accumulated tea reserve to meet the depreciation of the st. 25 York,Newenelleallerwtol 171 111 in 4 increase, 9281. ; the York, Newcastle, and Berwick, Li 111 " a m i n tr dlas arida am ma mad eli a lll ul ar ram* 34,1271. 2s. 4d., from which the dire.tors recommend pay- rolling stock, provided for in the contract with Mesas. U l6 Do. W. ash ... 7/ 71 4W in 6 116 9 Do.O.N.E.Pnrakete_ . 3 3 , 16,6231. against 15 , 113 L-increas e , 1,512/. ; the rrw ilu mem , " b oll'o mm . l4. '„„.,,si w ilh. w l li ck " be im all lbs o wt e k meat of a divided at the rate of 3 per cent.,or 33,3501.121.6 d., Johnson and Kinder. at.. SO York and Nee* Aldan. 1 7 171 is t 171 ad Bristol and Exeter, 5,4701. against 5,11 U-increase, Wo t an, 11ATTO 12 4 . 1,014 / 1 0E, br en crams ma leaving 7761. 84. 10d. to be added to the reserve fund. The statement of receipts and expenditure for the Per • w.... It is become neemeary to pay • call long since due. six mouths ending the 30th of June, show a total LINES LUND AT FIXED RINTALS, 360/. ; the Great Northern, 12,057/. against 5,7951. on the Glasgow, 'Airdrie, and Monkland Railway shares expenditure of 15,8271., divided thus ; -Maintenance of 50 6 Berke le Maw. to -increase, 6,2621. ; the North Staffordshire, 5,1741. Nov reedy, camphor in 2 .ales, en*. Prim Iv. each: ain ill Penh held by this company ; there will be no further call on th s permanen t way, 1,6681 • locomotive account, 4,6301. : Woe lid. esek . , stock and probably a eansidereble portion of that now paid carrying amount, 7,0801.; office expenses, 2,0571.; sad NI 40 4 Cll. 66"wal6r. 4 1 Ps against 5,0251.-increase, 1491. VOL 11. HUNTS HANDBOOK to the EXHI- will b e recovered. The majo ri ty of the Edinburgh and taxes, wt. Th e receipts have been 14,7971., via. :-From The Consul Account now expiring opened on the V BITION 05FIC1AL CATALOGUES: an tz=l=22oe2roa. Bathgate Board having refused to implement their contract coasting traffic, 8,1251. • merchandise traffic, 8;2201.; rents mils ia llZ..talit. ell Se 12th ult. with Consols for the 11th Sept. at 964 to 4. to tee Helms, Pro/Juan= awl Mmenestarer of do otoo , lo , km , 0 . 4 swim till. m oot b , moo. urn. sr oopto of amalgamation, and. the shareholders of that company and fees, OIL The to:dance of the revenue account of the all SO4 Ms a goesoloo The daily fluctuations of prices since, as between the (lomedatersOW U IS ef Mane Seem* This chill is so waged that herr Widow won having limn unable, at last half yearly meeting, to prevent half-year is thus 1,0301. Tho balance of the capital ac- *l5 WIN% and Deer highest and lowest rates, both for money and time, bo maelled at ewe ft OM dr seals dmorlbod, sod to Minis a coma their taking this course, your directors, after serious eon- count is 3,9581. The disposable balance of the revenue ac- • are subjoined. The highest money price during the smool of Me almorsolodu. sideration, think it not now advisable to litigate this quer count, chargeable, however, with the payment of dividends 8 10 pa .rie onsmt d odomids Moolodp Mrs tio tan time seeing that as this company holds four-fifths of the due to Class A shareholders on Stour Valley stock, is se 15 Whentagnerantos period embraced in the account being 96Z, and the lIWN •Molloo_.__ l o loll o lll .B_, 1_,..... 101 1i11.... kom_,,_ lo / 17 tv.__e ...,.......- Edinburgh and Bathgate shares, the expense of law on 3,8191. 9s. ed. (heselleOlemer e 9 f i at lowest 95 1 , the extreme fluctuation is shown to be ablsa" 4, 4 k i d i , ..,I .° '''''' .. ---1,......... — at",, 5 0i 5 .'" • "" 7 2 .7" i s -- d„„ d iv a s ."'" both sides would fall on their shareholders. Your directors 174 171 Boadageemnine 0 41 • 84 to Lamilealea•Neetenn 171 171 11. per cent. Last aceonnt it was only 4- 'web ef sesess., us ma poomllosalob le 099 wins propose, with your sanction, to accept t h e lease of the &lin- SO SO yarn& Janata ais epea-we knew Manna Mb Eked.llesk WI issue Mu. burgh and Eat ate, under the provisions of the original LOCAL SOARB MARKETS. (losood lo Cohdosloo_ 44 0 I Cowls for ,Consolv for Acct. ellolard tie war pram loomosso ono easels , of do maul act of 1846, under which the lease commences to run from 15 U Ilsoalksolookusonl9ol. Dale. I Money. I Sept. 11. patinas al p_-„ - Ali the date at which the arbiter shall find the line to have Lrvaitemm, Sant. 10.-The market still continues in a . (loord le M. Suilmsl $3 184 rr Venal la Ike Ithbibillm. sod afeteeltbs aterwards es • ma. b oon toosp i etott to hi s ut i i i hci i on. ., depressed state, and the business done has been trifling at - " I Dom Forest Highest. Lowest. .1118oest.iLowest. • slam of what was sem ft tio ot 1111V-MsoOtar. possidtoareitWootago 14 24 pm I-.--..- ---i---- mum um.* 44 4 0 4444 , The CHAIRMAN said, in rising to move the adoptioit the quotations :-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 494 14-ja se I.2ork&NMid 100 :02 a d Aug. 111..„-.................. ..... 961 96 I 9 6/ I 961 wet. comes me e, Passare. and approval of the report, he had to detain the meeting Lancaster and Carlisle (third shares), 81 p.-London and to 13 =Mime rine)... 30 II „ 96. 96 96 11, Nay Illtageolemee, at 11=; din beekesikee with very few remarks. The directors expressed in the re- North Western, 113-Ditto (new 1 shares), 11 211211 p. iti 121 De, Saw dread- 23 14 ~ 14 . 96 96 . . ia ram ood mom" ; 'data s port that they were dissatisfied with the result of their pas- -Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln (pref shares), 111- se 30 Danford WINS se ton „ : II A.... 96 go * LI . 1 I S6l anger traffic, but he believed they felt this in common with Ditto (81. new pref.), 4 p.-Midland, 441 1 1 1-Ditto (half 12 4 11 4 ass Orman& 16 ..... ....-.......-„,.. 91 126 964 Jan pillinosetarn plop IL 0104 num D : .is sad Awe R E AL/ . all the lines not leading to London. During the summer shares), 191 1 I d.-North Union A (guar. by L. and N. e i s so 011esed=101mo al 111 Wan Sil . • IS SI M: 964 116 6 1 there had been a diminution of their passenger traffic, W. and Lan. and Yorks.), 242-South Eastern and Dover, so so Imeientalt Apreent. A.,1 TUAM Avg Or adommas Ms 0119Aodur Is OMAnla and hi . • 2 0 ...... ....... ~.,.....- 94 91 6 61 Or Polk Mork ep Wawa emu weh was to be attributed to the great attractions presented 191-York, Newcastle, and Berwick (pref., unpaid up), St (lessega J , 134 Ni a d 21 96 SI 964 96 .19.04994 491 4 West 94 at d ee m ; 44..0dea p. m ., to trave ll ers in the south. They would observe that they d.-York and North Midland, 171. 50 00 Northigalliamemeal I - i 96 96 91 m ewe milleens of so' soOlkum who had exceeded their estimated capital account by 10,0001., LiaDe, Barr. 10.-There has again been a much more rkosid lo II M „ • • . 33 t I.* .9. 96 964 96 lie 43 Otto NW. _-. 4 epm „ 55 mood Ow OW ; sod So , aro He Mood but thim was accounted for by their not having realised e active market this morning, and on the whole the quotations SS 16 PreatoakWyreflemage. . ~ r al al 16 . a 961 iii . in a al =:.• alogelelgold le Me fell ‘lbegalifis toad portion of assets which would yet be realised. They had not show an upward tendency. The closing wiles were : East *N.WastilartnaTWl 43 48 ~ • 57 ' ... .5. ere, ii, 9.,1 se a sod all ultimo& • Maul ; ***B sold their few duties which would also go to the good of the Lancashire', 131; Lanaudrire and Yorkshires, 491; Leeds lii 11 Ditto WC elate) 4 1 M Plo 51 ....... -.......--. 96 95 961 951 bi - selleetereser sums lo mode" km* r olido Out. • . osia • -ttio. capital amount. In reference to the amount o, their de- Northern , 91. 16s . 3d.; 61 . Midlands, 191 dia. • South to xi *ad.. ~one Mesta Mr ell 95 964 91. ^llr.flooroollml end 9949; 9 4 4.99994.9 4 99 4 4. benture debt, he might say that there were large expense Eastern and Diners, 191. 16s. 3d.; York and. North Mid- themete Swum 51 111 SO striae "bob raft tat aimla tad • mplid amMollos incident to the contracting of loans and for stamps, and the lauds, 171. 61 61 &Wen ad Illaida(leas. ra Onall Mordreo I 84 a d • tact 1 ....... -.....---. Sa , st . • sal 96 2 ll4l 96 96, 90i sibe lin is aurolui lio mum or maims. Isla of asst- board were of opinion that it would be for the advaStage of Br [unitarian, SEPT. 10.-There was but little bsuines 65 go,mmemek (ditto -- pa 3 lair.... l •Son l milmlnBl ll llll effiring dmeof ma slid leo the company it they could maven the whole of their de- doing here to day, but prices remained firm. Shrewsbury is (lamed 4 ---".. " . M g l 1 Mil al alanal la Ma mai* al mall " . lala " WI " all beaters debt into share capital having • fixed dividend at • and 13 . • ham B were done at 41. Os. 3d. and 41. 3s. Bd. teak. • ai Si dla a . 3 —. 66 =4;99, fib ball ibi aull7 ' Mimi /ha hiall."."- small rate, say about S per cent., and it might be dispowd per share. dos and North Western Stock was gusted at 25 15 weer 4 M 1 %, 4 4.c.18 14 . 6 •M. Saw is a aNdia. Owl* 44099, are a pug. of at par at 4 per cent. The chairman then referred to a 1131 to 1134. Midland Stock, at 44 to 45 ; and Derby, 21 (Wel le wemenauar. 23 IS II .- SO • 961 esi voshy Nilo no osomot dab uld lbw der mew- temporary cessation of competition between this line, the toil . ----- ISSMIRIRCE WARNS. s 10 WI 12 962 Of , . 56, 96, name plaamekera, is piellallyllbn NW t domrlpdoos 11 mama Scottish ventral , and the Dundee and Pe rt h, which he Mericitaseaa, Sten. 10.-There has been rather more 11 elialoweasn... ... ... .. -dis sums me semimeg."-Namermagsmelem hoped would be productive of the most beneficial results, business, and prices are still hardening. East Lancashire , oe, is 0 4 99 4 .90 me . ~. 84 vs The present quotation of City Navigation Bonds, unseat losib. Misr sad ON M. Deraldll. and concluded by moving the sppronl of the report, and 131 ; Birkenhea,l24 d. ; Leeds, 491 ; London and North 13 IS anew as aolyfi;d _. IQ 141 141 bearing 31 per cent. interest, is 96. Canada Six per that a dividend at the rate of 3 per tent. per annum be Western New Quarters, 21 pin. ; Sheffield, 25. 61 an Nalls, mod Aber. Cent. Bonds arc worth 1081. SHREWSBURY AND CHESTER RAILWAY. d eclared. SMs Seism'. Sarr. 10. -The market was rather firmer. ~, ~ 111 ? -A . ,1 •,, m........ At. Slirwoniah A mnpinea. (1,1•111.111; sf/1. 11/. 7.... [THREEPENCE. MUM you that, in whatever employ or trust which the government or the people of my country may commit to me, I shall retain the same disposition to attend, as far as lies in my power, to the just interests of the English cre ditors. " It was very natural that in a difficult business some difference of opinion should arise, which nevertheless did not Impugn the sincerity of those who had to discuss it. For this reason I was persuaded that mutual explanations would cause those differences to disappear. I avail myself of the opportunity to renew to you the assurances, dtc. God and liberty ! Mexico, July 11, 1861. " (Signed) " MARIANO YANEZ." For some time, had as the market has been, it is understood to bo upheld by a large capitalist who has taken up stock for the speculations in which hti engaged when he launched his protege, Mr. Payno in this country, to carry out the financial scheme which seemed to have so completely answered their temporary purpose in Mexico. The losses of this party and his brother speculators are understood to be very great, but no regret is felt, as the operations were only carried on for speculative purposes, and rather to the injury of the holders of stock than otherwise. The only chance the bondholders now have is in the chairman, the)Baron do Goldsinid, who has stood by them throughout, and advocated that policy best calculated to promote the interests of the permanent holders. The situation is however a grave one. Bank shares are not attracting any largo share of attention, and with the exception of Bank of Austra lasia sha ms, which have attained a further improve ment, prices present no feature. The sales of tho week comprise : Bank of Australasia (401. paid) 381, 391. British North American (.101. paid), 45 ; Lon don Joint Stock (101. paid), 184, ; London and Westminster (201. paid), 291; lonian (25t. paid), 24 1 ; 23; Union of Australia (25/. paid), 351, 36. In Dock shares, East and 'West India, and London stock have realised better prices. Commercial stock is worth 84 ; East and M'esit India, 142; London, 114 1; St. Katharine, 781; Southampton, 171. In steam-boat shares there is very little movement going on. Present prices are :—Peninsular and Ori ental Steam, 68 ; ditto New (5/. paid), 91, 1,9, ; Royal Mail Steam, 80, 801. In the market for insurance shares Atlas shares still show some weakness, being marked 161 to On the other hand Guardian shares are firmer at 54, and Imperial Life at 18. Professional Life aro quoted Ito Other descriptions are unaltered. Miscellaneous stocks and shares are quoted as follows in the official fiat :—Assam Tea Company, 8; Australian Agricultural, 13; Australian 'Ernst, 201 ; Asglo-Mexican Mint, 24 ; Canada Company, 491, 1; Hudson's Bay Stock, 206: ; Price's Patent Candle Company, 23; South Australian, 231 ; Van Diemen's Land, 1. The treasure rece ivedbT the I ke yesterday ,3,10,0001. in value, was conveyed trom the South Western ter. minus to the Bank of England. The boxes of gold and silver specie were placed in the waggons of Messrs. Chaplin and Horne, and only covered by a packing sheet, and it was noticed that, notwith, standing the disasters which have taken place in the transmission of treasure, and the precautions which have been promised, the waggons were left in Loth bury under the care of the carmen only. It is cer tainly very complimentary to our social organisation, and a scene that could be witnessed only inErigland, that in the midst of a population of two-and-a-half millions, a conspicuous train of waggons, each laden with as much bullion as four stout horses could draw, was paraded through the streets without a military guard, and without even accompanying policemen, but we think that a little more care might be taken to prevent accident. 1.:N01.1811 FUN DS.—Tnoi Dar. Dank Ntoet, 2152 162 Long Atlnu Tj 3 per Ct. /tattooed. 9/0 7 India 44,4.1:0)2 3 per Ct. (3415014. Lei 1 Pitt. 11.1.1. 1.0)06,. wear mil St per Ct. Contolc 041 I Ezettequer kt014,1,00.4.,41.434. pus Coosa@ for Acct., (1404 0et.)362 42 per Ct. 110glan, 93 5 1081210 5 per Ct. Brazilian. .4 3 Do. New, 202 902 6 per Ct, Hoen. A Tree., 535 6 per Ct. Chilios, 1.4 3 per Ct. Chili3ll. 64 6 3 per Ct. Daalah. TT 22 per Ct. Dutob,o2 03 4 per et, Dot.* DX 33 • Equador, 1 per Ct. 32 Womb. V i r amili Spiv 4,C\ - r9. 3 per Ct. Maximus. 74 74 per Ct. Peruvian. 9U 1 Ditto Prietrel. 43 5 per Ct. Portugutne, 87 9 5 per Ct. Ittsonsa.lll 113 41 pot. Ct. HuskLan. 11114 24 6 per CL •orklitAlL Astars. tfig 3 per Ct. Sluttish. 34 71k I , n. Ihwire, 54 4 per Ct. Vencsl 3l fin. Deferred, 1 6 * 1 1 * Cent., 21 2 dI. MINES. Livsnroof., SEPT. 10.—The market still continues in a depressed state, and the business done has been trifling at the quotations :—Lanasshire and Yorkshire ! 49! 1 4 Lancaster and Carlisle (third shares), 81 p.—London and North Western, 113—Ditto (new shares), 11 211211 p. —Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln (pref shares), 111 — Ditto (61. new pref.), p.—Midland, 441 I 1 I—Ditto (half shares), 191 I 1 4.—North Union A (guar. by L. and N. W. and Lan. and Yorks.), 242—South Eastern and Dover, 191—York, Newcastle, and Berwick (pref., unpaid up), 8/ d.—York and North Midland, 171. Luau, San. 10.—There has again been a much more active market this morning, and on the whole the quotations show an upward tendency. The closing sales were : East Lancashire', 131 ; Lancashire and Yorkshires, 491; Leeds Northern', 91. 16s. 3d.; 61. Midlands, 191 dis. • South Eastern and Diners, 191. 16. 341. ; York and North Mid lands, 171. MIRNINONAH, SEPT. 10.—There WEI but little basins. doing here to day, but prices remained firm. Shrewsbury and 113 . rmingham B were done at 41. 6s. 3d. and 41. 3e. Bd. per share. Londos and North Western Stock was gaited at 1131 to 113 f. Midland Stock, nt 44 to 46 ; and Derby, 21 to 2. MANCHESTER, SEPT. 10.—There has been rather more business, and prices are still hardening. But Lancashire, 131 ; Birkenhead, 12f d. • Leeds, 491 ; London and North Western New Quarters, 21 pm. ; Sheffield, 23. Hamm., SEPT. 10. The market was rather firmer. Bristol and Exeter' wore done at 791 ; Great Westerns, 761, 77 : Midland Stock, 44, 441 ex div. ; South Eastern and Doyen, 191, 20. Pain, Sept. 10.—St. Germain, 430 ; Versailles (right toe)), tee 77 ; ditSo(leß beak), 24730 ; Fernand Ornene, 870 : PM@ sad knsa. 30; lawn and Havre, 233; Marrelllse sad ATI& non, WS; ntrastwarg and Bale, 148 73; Centre, 420 73 ; RouIOROS and Amlea% 461 23; Oran= and Bordeaux, $8 23 ; Nwlnsen, 432 73 Para. and museum 134 23; Tours and Nantes, 207 50; Borden= and hate, 47 M. (From the Daily Neva.) WEDNESDAY EVENINO. 1V 714 li li I I ells Elsi Poi ptr les U 11 ii. 1 41 i 1 Pm The present quotation bearing 3 t per cent. interest, is . Cent. Bonds arc worth 1081. From the Spanish American Committee we have received the following : Venezuelan Debt. SHREWSBURY AND CHESTER RAILWAY. — Mr. DUNLOP seconded the motion. MLELLIOTSON, an English shareholder, moved thatne dividend be declared until it had been earned by the company. /&. HILL seconded the amendment pft - et No.o. i Si Ditto do. N 2 I. ' Do. Now. pa Ont. Rook Nog. ON I ittimone. see 131 ,INI• fer _ 11iAnii Gram Weill j am. is=f4 ft. F,S Yesterday, the ordinary holf-yeerly meeting of this COM pain , we held at the Royal 014 Chissaer. WK. IV A auELL, Esq chairman of thodlasearb lathe Arr. The CRAIRMIN said it was est las istirtima mach of their ti me , u the menses wen abseil: i l ma Z hands of the shareholders, and dr weld reed the hP6rt of the directors to this astelog. ease ler* that report read, any shareholder died& 'treks farther information, either himself or um ether direster et the company would readily afford every orgionadon *id amid hirers without prejudice to the satereab w the arepsoy. blare that report was read, however, helmet senspaiudate the shareholders on the acquisition of the act of parliament prod during the last session, by which this esrpeoy had obtained posers to run trains over the Cheshire Junction hoe to Birkenhead, and to Walton is the Walton sad Altriseham line. These powers would enable this occapany eonduct its badness in a superior manner to that which they had been enabled hitherto to do. The terms were to be settled by . arbitration in ease the two boards *sold net arse same theinisslees ; but he was happy to roma bibs dreabelisse that a meeting had been ap prated to lake piss le the erne of • few days between sow menhir of env herd of directors ' which he traded vassal cult t linillably and satisfactorily to both companies. (hear) The powers centered by the set were reciprocal this earrey was entitled to ran its trains over the tb.shire Junction Ire, sod that 1111111tSby was squalid:La * ; powered to run trim epee the Shrewsbury and bac ; and he (the chairman) was glad it was so, as he we mare that it would be a saving of many therrods a year to both companies, and render serer cranes daft, swasess-. ury on both lines. (Rear, hear.) There had boss assay nears rate spas doh enengement, bat. he la r i b sc i cboda sot we bet whet it amuse be si o witherßirkesheed lie*, as ft amid tend& them wit h. The*dim e, while it wu Saar rod to this cons- Pao/. wre weathe r prat err reed with the aet of p.n....a to which he woad lad* ishr Werra sitting 'lawn, and this was, that In ember de tans of the act, the whole et the 10f. share, sa e = r i ll::: been paid, would haws to be mad be, mad ether sleek sabstituted. The dim** had ant yet reared dier is a si le sane of the o th er Newlin, the etas "t when bed dens so, a weir me" of the Ptivion be eallel he the those plan te their esperaL (Me. _ P filell s the seat,_amblet Lod sod gamerel ra y, WI% W en d. DARKIN, the Seereeray, reed the re arsarlinry of which has already Ms peen et the report was eeriy=ra ed ily received,l44 • Nous of arse itureden embed at its etedarion, coon whiGh The CHAIRMAN mooed t d which bed been read to the aurae droll be sod imisC an„ ind tbkote ldam cries be printed and moos Mr. WILLIAMS etaiseley, escooded the smodoe. Mr PRICE, ermeist Ada eh eited nothing of input. 6.4peessu" " 1". " 16 "jai great regard acridly spot for roder of the dream to spot for with the Wireaseat of the line . ZL• visbc After a lOW remarks from Mr. Drysdale and the Chair man in explanaVoo, the vote WM taken, when only the mover and seconder voted for the amendment. The motion was accordingly declared earned. It was then intimated that the dividend would be payable on the 29th inst. A vote of thanks to the chairman terminated the proceed ings, and the meeting separated. tY AND B RAILWAY. The report d the directors to be presented at the et4d ri z o o da stiel e o p tZroprido rspewtele tu t i tel e this p day d. st Me t e:ir k s ; 117sartffiquer have already Soren extent been pub ings lished in the eoffeepandmace and wand reports incident to the =le which the eirestors bare bad to maintain with the sad North Western Compsz i i iw ; o ffte attempt on the part of dist issmonal to Obtain of this railway, remenood pin le tie but MU-yearly ordi nary sensed meting, and bee ism method with scarcely thy intsrodmisn op to the pri sent time. Guided by the Mobs eteedmat counsel, the directors felt that the attain ment onto* olgeet in the bee of existing agreements with the Sheernetrary sad Chaim and Great Western Companies, mai have afforded bat • Mosporai7 triumph to the London ' and AIM Western Company, while it would with egad thelninty lath prevented tibe Envelopment of traffic, end l altogether sistreeted that deeer g t se rtio !pea which the alliance with th ese cvnthenise The contest ins not been conibod to this ; Lush. and North Wester. Comena is t r adna mps. roared to detach the y by an offer of a gut erlsoiludiZiall at 4i per mat., sad to fetter the Birken boadJeneadrion and Chedthe lthstice Company by teak ism seta,—it being evident dm the possession of eq ens of dr three railways between Dissfisgbam and • Iffielssishesth would, by rendering ineempists the anninnity ads Oren Western chain of seernmindsa between Loam mil die porpoteds Vie London es& Meth Wasoo• mem* de low and lamedna Min and hooirolo 1M Woad= of podloost, eiritt tbe loath of 8001001 l &A bow a Moos line of coliallaideldla with the sematirn ings dlnsids et tit north. Tio Ihrowobtu7 and Mom =to odor of diet empany. to tie eon of tie adohire amosies = l:g dos laider itaasil arlf s sad ett Widens aseaktilke Ali Apsomat for Os et: " ibi el = gr g a bla a; blot pediment ] dant Ttelintioa Ilifflesbery sad, Ciodur Cisopeay pawn Or is. over end m yid tide Er ;y ron . ztoegod se eer i r 3 l=t a4 e linz e rr y ptsesiesd; pigieg ti by the Wairbiglon Al= • - rmatios with Mendwatm, eltegothee We, .1•1•41* Lanka sod Meth Women OM moms eflibilmrpilliss to.tiCkeTW COMMERCIAL AND MABEE= MINCING LANE.-THIS DAY. Bcro••.—The public sales, consisting of 260 hhde. Cab., 600 bhds. Porto RMo went off heavily, and the larger ports= bought in. Cuba sold 31s. to 365. ; Porto Rica, 32a. to 365. fid. both duty paid ohe qualities generally low. 200 boxes, H damaged yellow avannah sold Ws. to 365. 6d., duty paid. Refined without alteration. Coerce.-100 bags good ordinary native Ceylon were offered; a few lota only sold, at 40s; the remainder bought in at that price, 395. offered. The public sales of planta tion Ceylon and East India are going off heavily, and prkes with difficulty supported. TEA.—The public sales am progressing heavily. SALTPETRE. —7OO bap were offered, and chiefly boug i r in ; refraction 81 to 81, at Ms. 6d. ; refraction 141 to , sold 255. to 265. 6d. SPICES rennin steady. CorroB.—The market is firm. Ems without altmation. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is Ana, and prim have a decidedly upward tendency, holders being very unwilling to accept current rates either on the jpot or for future delivery. Town Tal low is quoted 375. nett cash. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, old, Ma. 6d. to 9d. ; new, 395. 3d. to 395. 6d. ; last three months, 395. 6d. to 9d.; January and Much, 395. 9d. to 401. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Davis report the trade et the follow ing quotations Prime meadow Hay, 725. to 78s ; inferior, 55s to 70s. ; Howes, 665. ; Clover, 70s. to 90s. ; Straw, 245. to 28e. COALS.— LONDON, SRPT. 10.--CLOIZ OP THI MAP.- Met.— Eater's West Hartley, 13s. 64.; Carr's Hartley, 14s. &I; Dean's Primrose, 12s. ; Holywell, 14s. 6d. • Havensworth West Hartley, 14s. 3d .; Tanfleld Moor; 13.8 d. ; Windsor's Pontop, Ile. 6d. • alls End Northum berland, 13s. 6d.; Walls End Walkar, 14s; Eden Maio, 3M. 3d. ; Walls End Balsams; 14s. 6d. ; Walls End Brafklyll, 150 ; Walls End Hatton , lbs. 3d. • Walls End lbs. 3d., lbs. 6d.; Walls End Lambton, lbs.; End Pineher, 14s. tid.; Walls End Plummer, lbs.; all. End Etusisers Hence. lbs. ; Wall. End 8t wart's, isaad.• Wag End Whitwell, 14a. ; Walla End Hank: ; Walls End Ryllos, 14s. d,„,• Walls Red lbs. ; Cormes 14s. 3d. ; Daorwentwitar ,14a. 3d.—Shipa at 111 tald, 41 DO: Do. • per Otst ou All.Casat, MI, fraiTh ."— Ktbsit •••, Z. ... DO Me Iktr Ostir.• per Ct. kodsollllollMie Deo MaJEWI lA t SIGLIso. M`"" .A M`"" IS DD. M a _Da. fs Hr.&L p.Ct i liiirs - 4 — v — r.ei:6, - Weber. SlLilpit ~__,_ - 4 iji 4 I Ivs 0_..~:.4 mo 6 par Not— i.) don% Deno S{ 10e: NI Ise 12 14 IS 14 4 4i 11 li Ala ILWATII. 10 171 1 il 9 ,. - - 1 3 11 le 3 4 S if 'a 4101. 33 13 34 H dli r 1 Itis IcTit. (Mafia* d is.parelk. 7011111)N It) In = li r Frt i ss A Trorooii, 0 Mash Mode ... .. 10 ire ladles ••• .. b Isdis i:iiii . iia.. si Do. 10 Do, 27 1 listiiia :: 7.: :: BE DI. ds. Now ... .. 20 *mar sod Limp ... .. 18 Idoolkara of froosi._ .. .. 9 sod birds= ... 6/ hits orlololes ... .. Of ?orb eid Ildosa ... .. IT Ms ma Ilkobtigig .. SD Roma sod Nona ... ... 91, Illobro lad Now— ... Is Toro sad MORIN ... .. Viilla Fleadato:.. ... .. EAST ANGLIAN. RalLWAT.—Bottom of traffic for the week muting Avg. 61 :—Pamengert, Pm* barns, dap, end Ruda, 4301. 18e. 2d. ; sierehandise minerals, 2841. 86. • eatda, 164 Be. 96. Total, nu. 2e. M. Cerresposmag week, 1060, 701/.101. ea. THE Taman Oww having made hie 486th anent from Venaliallianletts I. the Name Beams cie M effee entai alooneroatod by a party of gestismien, a sib imam ea Ow lawn la boat of to Bonny County Lusatia Asyos. Many of the palliate, who wool *Mu maimatta tinatollatfaf amiloe" rliat al lweenlo,l49 swiedml4 hlme the 0.. .. TT 7.7 The United Mexican Association have received their usual monthly report from the mines, dated the 28th July. Mine of ltayas.—Tho produce of the mine tuts been maintained throughout the month as regards quantity, but the quality . of the ore has declined. In the workings of La Sunssima, the falling off ad verted to in the advices of lust month has continued, while in those of Santo Toribio the improvement has not been of such a character as to replace in any way the absents) of yield in other hitherto productive points. The slight variation in Buscones sales may be rather attributed to a difference in the prices paid, than in the quantity extracted by these workmen. The result of operations for the months of April and May show a loss of 23,208 dolt. i. 6. Aldanha.—The operations of the Month having presented nothing hopeful in this mine, all the workings have been suspended. Trinidad.—lt has also been considered judicious to stop the workings of this mine, with a view to the development of those undertakings which pre sent a more immediate prospect of produce. • Jesus Maria y Jose.—ln the cross-cut of gen Ricardo, ore has been met with, which, although at present of a low quality, is so situated, and presents such appearances, as to warrant most cheering hopes for the future. With a view to the most expeditious and economical exploration of this poiht, the cross cut of San Ignacio has been discontinued, and the principal attention directed to the workings of this portion of the mine. Mina Grande.—The further exploration of the cross cut in La Bombe has manifested that the depo sit of ore, adverted to last month, is not of a deci dedly formal character, but, as it has not altogether disappeared from the vein, a reasonable hope may be indulged that it may be again met with, and in larger quantities. In San Jos6 the limited workings of the month have presented nothing new. In Santo Isabel, the ore still continues, but the extraction has been limited to a small quantity. The increase of drainage and some necessary re pairs, both arising from the advent of the rainy sea son, have prevented the operations of the month from beingextensive either or satishictory. The Haciendas continue in full employ, as before stated. The price of forage is maintained at the same exorbitant rate. Committee of Spanish American Bondholders, 8, Broad-street-buildiosts, Sept. 10, lBit. The committee have received the following communica tion from Mr. Lord, their agent, dated La Guam, Aug. 9, 18M " I regret that even at this date it is not in my power to communicate to the committee the approval, or otherwise, by the council of government of the agreement entered into with the minister for the capitalisation of the arrear inte rest. Senor OeUincau has told my agent that the decision of this matter is requiaite to enable him to reply to my last note of the 20th of Juoc and that the government was oc cupied about a remittan ce for the October dividend. In the meantime I have no means of accelerating the move meats of the council, except by urging upon the minister the importance of an early decision, and this Senor Rojas takes every opportunity (Sign of doin ed g, ) " H. J. Loan." The Mexican committee has issued the following document, though for what other purpose than to amuse the bondholders it is not easy to conceive. It is, however, stated that it is to revive the hopes of the public in the indemnity money, as a preliminary to negotiating the coupons separate from the bonds, a financial measure of fatal tendency which has been for a considerable time urged by some of the com mittee. This would be ea severe a blow to the stock u if the indemnity money shall not be forthcoming, because the stock will then be left unsupported, with no prospect of receiving the stipulated dividend, and with the only chance in time of peace of getting a driblet of lor 13 per cent. per annum . It is said that Colonel Facie has received a small remittance beyond that stated in the telegraphic despatch, but he has not thought proper to communicate it to the morning papers. The following is the reply of Senor Don Mariano Yanes, late Minister for Foreign Affairs in Mexico, to the letter of acknowledgment addressed to him by Mr. Falconnet for I the upright views on which he had acted in the matter of [ the 2,500,000 dollars made over to the bondholders of the American indemnity money. (Translation.) "F.de P. Falconnet, Esq.,—l have taken note nom RAY SALE.—The annual sale by auction of Lei ' your letter of the 9th instant of the opinion w hich the t ester rams, the property of J. G. Watkins, En., was held Simatittase of the English adders of Meamin— Bonds have at Woodfield, near Omberslcy, yesterday (Tuay), when Ahmed of the *conduct which .I Pu_ a rued_,_ . _tehe° I wan about 100 of the county gentry and leading ulturists Whorl date department of f°7ol9°!`"•`", respec t of wens present. There were 32 rams sold, the h i ghest price delivery of the certificate of the two millions an a n 1 being 191. 19s : 4: p .— e p reh Azworce ase is. r_ se , , l er . : A. Ancoiy. Ta cth y A l ron or e , opening iThage of f en th g e e Rauh:a Railway the Paris market liar been supplied with makt ft tl at d w i l fsy c a li i: t wrie h thh e ilem l if a e w i.tth o hie f y i t h ry7 e owitpulrottizetorythboli.:capat;r:tobeshyral,..Z.:f through oasirthndtbedri.: OYaREsI Wier In conformity with the decisive orders of his Excel- s xeelleut oysters from the coast of Brittany. This whole- Moir the President of the Republic. So that the bond- some Healy with Dieppe, Coureelles, and Trouville will, it I t e era ouat ti not to doubt the continuation of the integrity is expected, lower the pries of this favourite shell-fish. or the Mexican government , aetwfilnd- 1,728 et 100 oysters lush, arrived, at the central g a irithdrairal from 'the' mlaMry u:steererar, I esa market yesterday, how different fisheries. The amount of gold and silver introduced into the state assay office of Durango (Mexico), during the month of June was 11,501 marcos. The ' 4 marco" being equal to Boz., we have a total of 3,8331 N. Bee. Of this amount 51 marks were of pure gold, 1,900 marks of silver containing gold, and the rest pure silver. . . The St. John del Roy Company have advisee to day per Teviot, under dates the Bth and 28th July. The produce for Juno had been 24,851 oitavaa, at a coat of 5,172'. ls. Id, leaving a _profit on the month's working of 3, 804, . 18s. 11d. The produce for 21 days' stamping in July bad been 17,033 oitavae. x. ~•:`::~. ;•. ,„ V \ ;t Ili - 131 lil af , sir 11 l .1 1 10 . I 2 ,41zd •i i d 10 i 1 4