The Express. — London, England, 1852-09-29 00:00:00

0.4 Tvbt (Exprt%%. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1852. RAILWAYS. The following are this day's males for the account : OSNINAST SIIMISK AND STOCKS. Caledonian, 441 ;E. Lanesehlre. 181 ; Great Northern, 78; Great Wester*, 96 ; Lana and York., 84 3 1 ; Len. and N. W., 119 181; London and So.ith Western, 88 1; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 31 1; Milfand, 761 ; North Staffordshire, 13; ScottiA Central, 81; Shrewsbury and Birmingham, 711; Smith Wales, 40 1 ; Wsterford and Kilkenny, 61 ; York, Newcastle, and her wick Extension, 12. Limas MISSED AT FIXED ItiNTALS. Birmingham and Oxford Guaranteed, 301. PKEFERBNCII SHAMS. Eastern tiolon Scrip guar. 6 per cent., 161 17 ; Great Western, fixed 4! per cent., 108 ; Oxford, Worcester and Wolverhampton 101., 6 per cent., 1011. POILEION. Luxembourg, 71 1 ; Namur and Liege (with interest), 7f Paris and Strmbourg, 291; Seabee and Meuse, 101 ; Western of France, 121. [THREEPENCE. timed u payable to the shareholders of the Bank of Australasia after the 13th of October. TIIIB DAY.—Two o'CLoca. The settlement chiefly engages attention in the railway market to-day, the other business being but, generally, prices are steady. Caledonians are considerably higher. The Havre journals draw attention to the estat lishment of a company having for its object the lay ; ing down of a line of steamers between that port sad Rio Janeiro. The ports at which it is proposed to touch are Lisbon, Madeira, Goree, Pernambuco, Bahia, and Rio Janeiro. Departures are to take place from each side once a month. The upward tendency shown last post day in the market for foreign exchanges continued this after noon, and quotations were a shade higher. Short Paris was done at 25.271 to 32; ; ditto 3 months, ut 25.471 to .50. Bills on Antwerp and Brusiels ruled at 25.50 to 524. Amsterdam, being more offered, closed dull at 12.0 t to 1. Hamburg was in demand at 13.81 to 9, and Frankfort rather heavy at to 121. Italian paper was dull, with Leghorn at .10.70 to 7.5, and no remarkable change in other places. 1/rafts on Austria were very difficult of sale, except at higher rates than those of last post. Vienna closed 11.40 to 44, and Trieste 11.42 to 46. 'this tendency is scarcely confirmatory of the accounts given in the official Austrian journals of the brilliant success that is alleged to have attended the issue of the new loan. The quotso _dag s _prip dem essated by . express : Dutch Poor per snAusi API RTOI3IOI 011101:11 Abordus I. Aar , i rma llisa:Desti 11 . Birs.Wily. Tea , 6..!!priss.,lar.ercbss....!Fm. war Rim reindsy. Se ill isals• Lo-day op la 2 pa.lloary al 431 10e 101 li 7 di SO 21 1 Se di 100 141 43 434 1•4 SI 146 154 3 3 di Do. a 00. fO4. *Mot mil Num Mow sod Wei NI Ilona low.. D=LFoolk owl Oboe. aelles - • Illast Aaglk• (AI L . * sad 1.6 D) . . Do. (tbl. U.j ... &sirs CoostUos Swam U. Oka A.. Mb B. U. Nh) be. dm is Ira 6 . 110 Soot Looooddio Do. WON II MONEY MARKET. T $ : 4 iii 116 I II 111 f S IS 114 TUESDAY Evixote. The Consol market was quiet all the morning, but showed an improving tendency towards the latter part of the day, and closed with a stronger appear ance than has been noticed for some days post. The price left off quoted 100 i for money, and 100, 1 , to 1 for the 13th October; but after the regular hours U i• II 71 ii is The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Mon- Cents., 943 &IC ditto jors — V gat if a iirffee7iro allat Ds. dim A, Meek. De. sloe% B. SossA.• 0i.11.016•11Wal.(lre. . . Stock there was a transactbu at 277. Two-and a-Half per Cents., 63 15-16. Spaniel; New Deferred Three per Cents., 231. Mexican New, 26 3-16. Portuguese New, 39 Austrian Five per Cent. Metalliques, 791. At Vienna on Monday the Five per Cent. Metalliques were quoted 952 ; the New Loan, 94: ; and Exchange on London, 11.28. WI am% Wrens Lastailar sea 111 De. Tikes , Laasidin 31 Di. labs - I i D. Wag 21;1111 .. 111iI0 Nil HI I 11l . • Demt..:---." i . 4 .,•,‘-..---"L-- ,. ~ ',-. /4 ~.. • • 4 7 .., A,....- , -;.- "'#,_.—..—,-,e-- ,- ~-,_.,,e. _....,.., . • . Tvtibt T 4 ... No. 1,904.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVEIS ,---,-..-. HOLYHEAD RAILWAY CH F.R --.7-1-- --- and EST IRELAND. E L ECTION OF LORD MAYOR. t" small rsemer titintraltli.-The em tor a fogs sal lOW Hes* bade. Inlaid sad inland sil. THIS DAT. dr W. ° ...dies rin ad after the fhb inst. a simmer Dentin, Serr. 28. Ho 004 'II • 0, - Wi/i i,Tiaten.rierr mains masa, swpaid), The friends of religious equality-that is to say, the This morning the members of the Tarim c0rn ..t..,),„,5ed0 Nol - beretrirrt twerel With era& ad ado. members of the Popish patty who wish to secure the p rat es assembled is the Guildhall to elect a Lord Mayor for Wt. l ~...,..w.. a t He in,serli Mee Waren Dahlia art prinripal sla w is ,.. „,, 'suns ~ the ca,.,pm,, , a revenues of the establishment for their own church- t he eit, et Lerdon for the 'cat year. At eleven o'clock '-',. aaa.isa nor b a. e... 0...., twain, et u.• lior•l• MOWN% OS" Goners' have loaned a circular from their committee rooms, divine senior was perhresed et the church of St. Laurence ielem .--- - onus ye Utilboarest. lAwlol oo * 43, Seekville-street. Dublin, In which they invite the Jewry, there being present the Lord Mayor (Alderman weal s.a.e. • J. O. BINGE& il ode.. Muster), Mr. Alderman and Sheriff Carter, Mr. Sheriff ihaisseii *Hee, MHO,. Sept. i s. 1032. consideration of the friends of religious equality in Cron, and many other eivie racial/. The sermon was England and Ireland to four cardinal grievances f ia washed by the Res Rev. Jam Edwards , M.A., rector of trTIONAI. ASSU ItANCE and INYESTML__NT which are thus classified: rninghem with Coney Wastes, Suffolk . At the election, liroth llol3l6 I . 61* learte":4". Trahlgar-64-.. I. The appropriation of the ecclesiastical revenues of the which was proceeded with immediately afterwards, Mr. Alderman Challis, M.P. for Finsbury, and Mr. Alderman .; e marl with His Asisostatios, which wen wee. canary-originally set aside for the religious instruction The 0 ": . .., • 7,41 . , a I.w, po ober to natl. *taro snail ad- and consolation of the ple-to purposes quite foreign to Sydney were put in nomination. btslird • ' l ,' ~i; ~,y,: ar ea otal .1 the stamen , . 09 . 1 _,TH l'"'`.."' no- the spirit of that trust. The Lord Mayor and Aldermen retired, according to `ll7, a:,,,,,ia.iii...1i1ar5.• og th•••"7:„ . 37 . ••'" " I nt " ° l'l °° ' 2. The penalties ee prohibitions which still attach to ancient custom, to select one of the two gentlemen sent op „„7 - ., ~,,,,es,se t' e Wass , nos Of " . . , .../ .1 . y slsm sba performance of certain spiritual functions, or the by the Livery ;. and on their return late the hall, deelsred ''''''' • , N -kw the our • • gin that their choir had fallen open Mr. Alderman Challis, wain.% '.• ." 'i' .b„. aaasciatioa, 11.71;Whene, ace earns cured of certain etelesiaat'cal rights of order or juristlic n,-,10 ge,•10•1. • I Ul'h M.P., an annuuncemaat which was received with load and s. a .0,11.1• r 4 iiir emus/tar" as well ma tto 00* Hew. i.....1=0,nt, abuts we hese by the las Ileparissrat, 3. The laws which still disqualify 'erode clams of her enthusiastic cheering. r" 0 ,,.. / ...a 4 tbe twin ss brought ait ic be twesemeus ',ands Illajtat) . o subjects. ea aesesot of their religion, from The Lord Mayor elect briefly returned thanks for the 1 " - "" - • la ooss rare tbe mire waits widest byhonour confetti Mayor upon him, sad the proceedings terminated. ~...,,, it sicker. r ea holdieg various basserabla and important °Moss in the .._„, ~,, r e ,...a.bieti.o or aisa bud -an savants& which lait _,__ _ ..- , b,- public or private. bolds Luta. or eras ewe* • "" e. - - oho balot:ltab.• <1- • 4. Those mere Midas operations of geverawreat which, n,, los ioWea. • Wawa gi imia...l, b• paisilik. 11,j-reset?. ta Jemmy ..ail July. by & certain eiggitelllM Ma a the legislative sad the ester MINES. c..; or Stub. S'isi. , 4o. cativo, between tts wordieg and the working of the law, es. eirot wort h h'a'res' suirwr end wparst• has the ~. the bed sad Old besevolcut Metastases Into in- TrWIDLT EVIX ITO. • • Mu% il tbs liistolis a• lb pai Went. It tenoning% leitli r - ta - . . Iwpo..es • , . th „,,,.,,,.. t .„1, 1 ....,... t .. women of , strata the bitter cap et povrty of The market for mining stocks has been rather more tbr Mama I.W. • casts , ti e , t... arm irosaint a vtirr to Trader the secants at ta. tr he ou il e . a . lr dos.ellfscmftwt; sad cheat,, gallant men , active to-day, business exhibiting a steady appear s" doe a *S I M" °I Jut I.ll•°° F. at " that arse'. &lee have taken l oos in West Caradon, at asovuosssets. ten Oita Vallee,. elevates lila area useiiimiele. T, • 1 „,,,,,,., ~,,,,,,,%, ~...ra t ll7 ~....‘... rel.r•im:•lol, It is can didl y 5 1 5 1 5 4 g a t the first, t u n e r 1 ,,,, b ,,,, 176 ; Booth T Went Paaraiiimas, 401 Treviskey and Drier7iN ;Speedwell, 10 ; Cern n .t...,.• Lv sa•stam , . "-• ''''-' - - ----- - not essentially the meet vicious, is the largest of Bruno, GO, 62j; Old Roberts, 211.; East Frongoch, 1 11 ".. .ir:sre, , a mu pcsilbl' oo . o 01 *7 H saunank en •Millelll - • these elements of persecution; and, as it sustains, regar d e d 3; Tincroft, 13 ; West Treasury, 0, .1, 1; East LL lasi 19b. , ..i 1 ... .'''"..i". il le the "'M U " A i rma , end feeds, and fosters all the other*, may be drowlest tits t ii... !I.a. ..si et .1 . , vionalvoN. Idstirgias Noector. as the most important of them all. The various Tolgust, 43 ; Trannack and Bost race, 71; Alfred N.P. Apliiirsi , r• •'.v . tr' - '" wa y be wide w the Mb. " ( modes of dealing with this grievance era detailed Camels, 14 ; Trelawnev, 44; Halamanning and Croft ow-sr. . . - . _ MiIIFIOR LIFE. ASSURANCE COMPANY, to form a definite opinion on the question before the nos, 3:it t; (74:1 0 11 F °, 9. 2. l'lst Prsobstreet. conference, which is to be held on the 28th of Octo- Some of the gold mining companies were rather entombed thiatlO, g 2 3 9. 00 8. her next. weaker, including Yuba River, Nouveau Hendee, hiworem-iis Ors.. He Take of MX fI.IOID, N.O. and British Australian. v i .v.r.,-,,....,.-YU. 114 m. the ranvirtuiu.l.sx,e.n.s., r.s.s. Some gentlemen, says the circular, are for the 1.011.10. withdrawal of all public funds from all religious United Mexican Shares fell to 71, owing to the re WWI Dr i!‘ rill. ran.. (*airman. bodies; but for the complete establishment of roll- • • heavy continuation demanded for carrying over to GlOStit St Rh MY 11A SSW:O. hal., Deputy Minima. Adestusis deed in tins common'. which is HH1 0,99 . 1 of H• 0101 glens codownient. This arrangement leaves still next account, but subsequently rallied to 71 to 8, Or eso rolevearr aw"fu"l open the whole question of the application of the about yesterday's price. There have been • good noncom .1 s *lnstill*: capital st szeme. many " bull" operations in these shares. bathe %eta frost,. tte ,bete and mew ow Aware =maw funds proposed to be app ro p r i a t e d. tar tol.lres ollsAr. , to . 1,10, ..." .`""lteeulame has Another opinion very frequently advanced is, that The non-official quotations are as follows: Mel bourne, Ito 1; Australian Mutual, Ito 1 prem. ; Mel p:. enomisty Tinnea, use inwest possible new sr primilos these revenues should be applied to the relief of the 1 1 trussui eirb m.. e enrity or the ward. MOT ; but, on the other hand, this allocation would Cordillera, Ito prem.; Kenmore, to 11 prem. ; “wor w s"'' 5 " die r"""um. Wr,thei ~. lest WI" Tetra, lad be a virtual transfer of the funds to the owners o f Coanemara,l to 1 prem. agry. Ali ream. no .: mmen-a , . trer , oi.al ...ar TM* --- boa; saskil*ri.r) raw] a. 01 .101 the 9040 “."7 r OBO gars so bow property now rated to the relief of the poor. wforb. l4l Or ard• "1".481 .barge ba bum. w Parsed W The education of the people is another purpose THIS DAY.-Two oTtoei. wired el the west. . The gold mining shares remain unchanged, with a -- h es ,,w w es.o,s,;..wedrootertlselsesa,eetleiSseusedseests. which has been very generally advocated as mere very small business doinw.. Mariquita shares mark a a era elare • dnand "gig" OW% the 101 l 3 48 bf the analogous to the original trust, and not open to the per, and New Granada Ills. V al e» 54•44 3 . , tte. nevi Yaw a awed . same objections as the foregoing; but, after the ex- Copiapo shares are firm at 6, and United Mexican wheat the Wad 4 011441•mlitt111 NOM Illoosaa perienee which the committee has had of the par have risen to S. An ow COMFORT in SHAVING. - 11. and poses to which government education may be per - 5 ( . 0 „ 5 „,,. east ,, ‘ mo p . . a s dnue...l ad. veiled, the disposition of 600,0001. a year in the Clain I I/WIWI prises Hew Alopmer, nv 'on .immtair save le the mire woke Als. The hands of the government of the day for general it. e s.. Irma Idd. yesterday. talky. 90~9 194 iiarr"" 6.1, tin. oo4 " .811.8 m om lii • 84 " education, it conceives that it might be regarded by — --' kr: son* I eve made air a yew Sow INN% sea asste ft .... wo. th.„ my „,,,, 1 base wawa seed ao paw a win many as a more dangerous engine of religious warfare i l ee n w : i l ta. 46•1 „ are rfla r . autareea 5B I fPa W par apa oar %Darla Warmest ho loolootbod old walla Parose - than any the present church establishment applies. ts,set. so astanaa - - g..unse Kee. Te Wow% it ani 11. Ornea bautilote. a; Tee. A - the . es . iarre le mintaainis • I I If . seionanet. Le.S.n." ober, the lama 11e.., am he obeeiM , and meal" ar t , entry, an d other 14,101 20 Marian 3 f I. er al eselasielsoft la. OS. :era , ends - ail. ado.-00WVANV inhabitants of Pommy sad its neighbourhood was 104,015 I Amnion ', a im all • I raliwt, 01, 0 01 1 . 0 " 6 Tagil ' " 6".11.11•168 P " dw • held on Saturday, to take steps in reference to the *Ow I Ave Meal llll i II IT THE I) A 1 LY NBWR. murder o f the unfortunate soldier of the 31st Rev. to t.::;, 1 „, li T e W r akc.a " 0 : 2 T 4 - 411 . Isadirt Womb. raw. prier std. Captain Collis occupied the chair, and the opinions of KM le Bad* bes IIA - - des Maul 0m.% the DAM xmws le et the Wed a the la- th e m ee ti n g were express e d in the following reed- Km w Wm* HOW t*** M. es : 4.1 a 7 barna et Ur at lima Waimea tree =UMW* MIN breedas i L ,... aeon SO Da Chaserd Casa MI - -.. ean. r d al ...al sal pcsatea maw, "bean pellarl. meniel, .U , i....: 11,009 a Db. IL Jabs ltallis7 - - ettabaraml. That the meeting views with horror the foul and taro- 110.09 0 1 IHISWIDOneIit.... ..... le tbe alai ad nate of at °mad 8000 .-lo Ibe genger? el Ile ciosis murder committed in this hitherto peaceable district, Mom ..; ~..__,_,ollstralipt - - -i” 91 dl 49 taw HIM* - In 1 1 0 , @WON trabod..od Islorda cheers of 11. whereby , the life of John Gingen, • soldier of the 316 t Itcgi- la w * • ••••••"•„..„,.. held I I I rim 14 - - 4 PIMP la s • bi • •• "'s " atm th- " I°4 wwwitile°B4wWWW ‘ Wil° ' meat lies been wantonly sac, Itic.4.-That whilst we eon- '''"'' "' '''....... Imam ideal In then tr, lawny. std flatairi Astala- .. ' . hhate S lea a Artisan papa all I dle in hat le ireepred , uma this cowardly and unprovoked act in the mast un- joss to awn* h maw .um &yaw at a leamearlao soy lady pow- measured terms, we feel called upon to protest in the 11,M aside* Mualdr7 • all las pa is aiteelnea way upon a Sept. lbw Illdulli mash every strongest manner against certain false and unfounded re- NM Daly abeam al a pee 0. 471 1 0 4.0.41. 61110 001 7 164 4 MOWN nolort. 11383 dad Odom ports that have appeared in so ce of the public prints, anti. MOO 0 " 18 , .._Zoklael B ••- .B 1 8 Pot alaidayedore.all k .6 ..... 6 . 1 we ., ~.. so win W _ .. 1 l ree , um .. tb e bating this mur d er to political motives, whilst, ea the COS- E r a ra mai . n.. .,, I I , C i ~,,,....6 16. 4 " ...." - 6. 5t ..,.... 6 4 km tete ,. (tory, the brat feelings have subsisted between the inhabi- t.s..nowww,o.iiiEke. su die 16 etarhe nelealemean tans of this locality and the soldiers of the 31st gee zest. INA, cam* s In to pale Maur le aeon by the We yearn of amps -That, determined to express our abhorrence of this dia- = I team& andslaseriew 544 a awsa 1.4 they ew mu is ea Mentos Leman leenepepere. by helical deed, we pledge ourselves to um our utmost our- riew tlnmesta_ ........ ...... all TO i .tab 4eabe am that this Mr , Pr . TAW* by .ms QM Ilona to bring the perpetrators of it to speedy justice ; and ..„„.. 111101 ° Vaned Node "I r ift a I nd is an yeas beara it. '•••• sides. . " . "."1 we hereby open • • subscription tb raise a fund for that *"•"'"' ran Philip .- I I pas Istabli.basL Neap Weed. arises lilting Kock all I idls Illenneee nesneseta naves was MI .dada.. Mane A subscription was accordingly opened, and a VA, +oath Augsallan I Pilo Ilwri = N ur --••••- ...... • i5 tra..........„ . „;a1 highly respectable committee appointe d to manage te n e t ' te l .te , fitL e n t emee Z ii a: 3 ti 5 u sim i n d a do wnis a ihk, m ift. j rni us.a. mi..i„ the funds subscribed fur obtain intormatiou tektie I At.. Mariposa. all b ale par OHM NM* SHINIMIS by a and carrying out the very laudable object of th e liar Tübs the t laffielbrue •le an pn " o= l 7l ale lonia aerslnu ageting . edUnit Mexican were sold to-day for the serest at 71 awn Pan ae fat It liet bah pawl all • WNW leas-teereh to 8. ... win dow, on eseinguen fa.s. .gabb is .1.0, ft. Mr. Walluce, the proprietor of the Amyl° Cell, has Fella .we a irstal I nod lamb. lon the mad *OM retracted the charge that the 31st Regiment had PUBLIC SALES. "II" of " ' 01" eaF t rlat 'w% O. 1 " q" lest its facie fur cowardice and l 'Ned g• , ape or for mew sf sareinnuesser- ems se • '-ebeehrl by say ester gaper. Ile pialiol mine aes esenegerbe via Ili opaaereal hav i ng given circulation in his paper to that env- Sept. 28.-By Memel . IiZIIRING and Sow, at the Mart.- wwww.•Freehold premises, Paved-me, King-street, Maidstone, v. Ima.imallal nom ••••••••••ne lesomr•as la Oa leis • .... ea 12"1116 s t a t em ent . am01.a.a.41 ....whams Idu nay a t....._....1.1 4 . .. OKRI Sept. 28.—8 y 11 IMAM IiZIIRING end Son, at the NMI.— Freehold premises, Paved-yet.% King-street, Maidstone, setimated to produce 361. per ennom—cold for 2664. Leoloh•M ni4oenee, No. 42, 131oueester.place, Portman square, let at 1101. par autism, held for 13 years unexpired at 001.—NOL T. bserevell el Ihwevailer re %semis Yee blobs ; air aeollso.10 ; nailditsert. I. The correspondent of the &ening Mail writes from Queenstown on Sunday : Within the last week no fewer than 150 vessels, ceru lean. have arrived ; some have left for other ports, but about SO still remora. Good news this for the wield , Miriam of this country. A vessel is also lying here, the Lord Auckland transport, having as board ;MO convicts taken from the Spike Island carriet depot, about to sail fur Van Dicmtua's Laud. Then MD have been mended with tickits id leave for good character, and on their arrival in that country are to be peemittod to turn their attention to any pursuit they please. The expense of sending out these men will fall little sheet of 20,0001. Whether the horns or colonial govenumos is to pay for their transit I am unable to say. MODEL LODGING MOUSE AT LIVERPOOL—The crowded and filthy condition of the common lodging bosses of this town is too well knows to need repetition now. It has Wag bees • desideratum with many philanthropical per-i sons to establish lodging-Nooses after the model of these which hays been of great public benefit in the metropolis, and other large towns; and at length, through the exer tions of the it.,. C. Wray, of St. Martin's, a beginning has been made in the required direction. A large house, situated at the scene of Limekiln-lane and Great Oxford street North, hes been fi tted up for the reception of single men. The dormitories are so arranged that each person is allotted not only • separate bed, but • small compass meat ezelenvely to his own use. The beds, which are of iron, are new ; aad the bedding, which is likewise caw, Lof excellent quality. In the lower part of the mead see arrangements have been made on the most complete model for the asnatory requirements of the inmates. The lavatory is a large room surrounded with wash-bowls, which are supplied from a cistern erected at the upper pact of the room; and adjoining are baths, hot, cold, andahower. There is also a very large yard for the relaxation of the lodgers. In addition to the., provisions for comfort and cleanliness, a large apartment is appropriated as a reading room, and another for smoking. The inmates will dies is a spacious kitchen, every requisite culinary utensil being sup plied for their use ; and in order that the prosiness of each person may he protected and preserved distinct from these of his neighbour, the pantry has been fitted up with as many cupboards as there are berths, each baying a lock sad key of different pattern. The establishment is capable of accommodating f men. The terms, including all the benefits above sp . fied, are 2a. Bd. per week, including washing; or hoard, washing, sod lodging, for 10s. per week. —Liverpool Mondani. FATAL MISTAZE.—A short time since, there was • sale at Holmgate, near Chesterfield, of the effects of a de ceased lady of the name of Ilardwick ; and Mr. Joseph Taylor, of Ashover, purchased a bottle of something which he supposed to be drinkable liquor, and with which, on Saturday evening, he proceeded to regale some friends, when they were all taken seriously ill. Some of them vomited and speedily recovered, but one of them, of the name of Marriott, did next de from the effects. Oa ex amination, the liquor was lona d to be an opiate. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON AND CROYDON RAlLWAY.—Yesterday, Mr. Carttar held an inquest at the Greyhound Inn, /Velveteen, reopening the death of Eliza beth Thomas, aged 49. Deceased wee a dressmaker, residing at tiydephans. On Sunday evening last, shortly after 8 o'clock, she alighted with some other pamenters on the platform of the Sydenham station. She was observed to stagger, from some unexplained cause, towards the train, which at that moment was set in motion, and her dross hating caught by the steps of one of the carriages, she way in a moment whirled beneath, and before the train could be stopped, no less than four carriages had paned over her body. On being extricated, it was foxed that the poor women 's left leg and right thigh were crushed in • most frightful manner; the shoulder on the same aide was also severely injured, with an evident dislocation of the spine, near the nape of the seek. There being signs of life, it was presumed she might be restored, and accordingly be was with all promptitude placed in en up-train, in order to be conveyed tonne of the borough hospitals; but prior to reachieg the New-nose station, it was found she bad ez- Kpipit, and her body was accordingly returned to Byden am, and placed in the Greyhound lan. The jury re turned a verdict of" Accidental deathr NIETKOrOI.IT tie SEWERS COMMteSTON.—Yeatee day, a special court was held at the chief office, in Greek street. The conimit.sioners in attendance were Richard Jebb, Esq. (chairman), Sir John Burgoyne, Major R. K. Dawson, and L. Gordon, William Hooking, Thomas Hawes, George Smith, and William Hawkshaw, Brom. The secre tary read a memorandum by the chairman and five commis sioners concerning eaperiments which they had attended at Richmond, when Mr. fitothert and Mr. Bonfield exhibited the deodorising power of a certain substance on sewage water. The minute recorded the favourable opinion of the committee on the process of Mr. fitothert, and recommended that Mr. fitothert's application for the swage of Richmond to be leased to him for a term of peon, end eta nominal rent, be complied with. This proposition was accepte.t by the court, contingent upon the result of further cautionary experiments to be made by Professor Utahans. The accountant, Mr. Hatton, reporter , a balance in hand on the 25th inst amounting to 2d,7231. Ils., upon which the court sanctioned payments to the extent of 19,4101. 14e., thus leaving the present available balance 6,1721. 17e. Rates of Bd. la the pound were then formally made on the Poplar and Blackwell, OreenwLeh and Ravens house district,. Adjourned. . CUIVILZ or RAILWAT THIZITA AT BRISTOL.— Three asterious characters. named George Taylor, Bliss tek Barnes, and Mary Callaway, who have for a satheard period infested the railway termini in thi. city a the Great Western, Bristol sad Easter, and Midland .impanies, eommittiog eatensive depredations on persons emitted by the trains, but who had hitherto by their adroitness succeeded in eluding justice, have just been cap tured, and, alter a very leagthrsed inquiry before the ma netrates on Monday, they were all three fully committed for trial. they were charged by the railway authorities under the following cireurnitances :—lt was that for some tin* they have pursued the plea of forcing themselves into the crowded booking Whom and upon the arrival and departure platforms, where by pretending to be in a great hurry, and ;oolong about, t hey managed to create a great deal of eon- Nous, which they took advantage of to steal watches, perket-hooks, penes, te. They have also been known for test time to have been in the habit of travelling by Ta tou trains, prinelpelly in first-class carriages, with a view eumsnittieg depredations on the journey, and tech vies their shill that, although carefully watehed, easy contrived to escape detection till a day or two Hare, when they were captured in the following manner, vita a 'bows one of their moat successful plans of operation : A oily aimed Lewis and her niece having occasion to pro ceed to Wotiou-under•Edge, went to the trirkintoMee fur vurpoeir of obtaining their ticket.. The three prisoners eta observed to come on the premises at the same time in earwily together, apparently conversing eagerly. Mrs. Lou was timely observed by them, and when she took out h.., purse to pay for the tickets, her niece saw Bermes call pnaorier Taylor, and, touching her own dress in front, el.. re bin. Lewis's pocket warn, point to that lady. Taylor set Barnes then .lord in upon her as if for the purpose of (' ,, ining tickets, but in a minute they left. The niece im ©• import , ' of her aunt if she had been robbed, and ~:ag been anetterral to the adinnativer, she follow, d the o•in. sad observed him part the purse to Callaway, who etypeti it in a corset of her shawl, leaving • point hanging • it. the niece at one, accused them of the theft, when ra,laway struck at her, and, while eh. stoo,ied to avoid her, pared the pane into her reticule basket. The magistrates committed them ell three tor trial. SANITARY CoNDITIoIi .. e; ST. PANCRAS. —On Moeda, Mr. Smith Brent, the depoty•coroner for Mid. •!Irsea, heir' ao inemeat at the Duke of Wellington, beightenatreet. Argyll-sguare. St. renew, couching the math of a female of the name of Mora Ilevhar.l, aged 33, who had lately been delivered of a child, and who, tt was We t ted, had been poisoned by the foul and ooziest.. games whoa are coat/Dually arising a the neighbourhood of her deeding. Mrs. Cardiac Lepton, who e. as the first wit. nese robed, stated that the demure) had for the pest few wer'ss been residing in the second.floor back of a home buttortatmet, Cromer-street, and that on the 16th of Sept. she was there delivered of a male child. 'loth she and the sa. , l confirmed to do extremely well until Monday week, when the deceased WAS tubes eery ill, and notwithstanding that Br. Popham, the pariah surgeon was called in, One es, dad ea the Thuraelay following. Had heard the *peak of the hot smell. that pervaded the Louse,' eat bad oftea complained of them herself to the landlord of toe premiere. Other evidence of a similar elm. rarer was given. It was also proved that during her c'.uoirment the deceased was much neglected. The en summing up, stated that he had on Ili I .V ISO bell an euqueat in a different part of the St •hiele it was pro,- el that death had been muted the 6.1 'late of the sewer. The jury, having rentaired in eiheidicetash for soma time, re termed the following sortie' ''''bc l, —" That the deceased, Maria 'Jaybird, on the 23rd day ,f September, did then and there die, and the jareeral sey that too el ith of the said Maria Ilavhard was the mortal eff e cts of typhoid plicrperal fever, ri „- ti by the unto altby st a t e o f th e almiripbere of the '- and leesii'y in which sho lived acting iojuriouely Von the im p a ired and health of the said Maria Hay. kwd• Aid the jurors a 'qtr.'. their regret that the num. of the deer we' wootsn w.n imperfectly performed, arri th a t a• effort was not m a de by th e I r i eue i e o f th e d e . ist 4 .4 to protest the alb minim of a parochial nurse. The eatertain an tamest hope that the vestry of the Smell of St. Patients will promptly exert the legal powers y helm at their elmpsa.el in order to improve the sanitary tias of differs ut portions of the parish, mud to prevent ;lc 'eternises of (leash from causes somas, to throe which y w now felled thing together ; and the coroner is hereby tr Uy but earnestly relented to communicate the „,edict and this Impeach* to 'he vestry of the pariah emcees at kw earliest opportunity." "DON. BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST RAIL. ; 11 , 1 1 —Tragic tor the week ending Sept. 23, 1662, le" 'A l• 6.1.; ditto for cortespeadiug week last year, ...kW Ns. 31. ; deereas• is 1052, 2,063!. 6,. 10d. NAVAL ADMIRALTY, SEPT. 28. PROMOTION.-0. W. Tarlatan, Commander of the Fos, promoted to the rank of captain.—Arroistanurs —Captain Sir T. Maitland, and Commander H. Hall, to Agamemnon. Lieutenant and Commander J. E. Pariah, to Marinhaoler. Lieutenants W. Bytheses, to Arrogant, sod W. H. Hatband, to Ago. Second Masters J. Thanamon, to SA srpshouger, and J. H . Richards, to Arrogant. Paymader E. I). Back, to Coigpso. Clerk in Cbarpe J. Donald, to SAorpsAeoter. Midshipmen Hon. J. Fitsinaerwe, to Arrogant, and A. Dent, to Gigue. Master's Assistant J. P. Grant, and Gun ner W. Beuason, to .S.4orpshonter. TnE Msitse LIQUOR LAW.—Our readers are aware that the states of Vermont and Mew have both pro hibited the sale of spirits and fermented blows (to put an end to drunkenness and to enforce the piasaae treed), and the accompanying shows how the is spreading to Canada. The progress of that mortwaset smegeileg. Those who cannot discriminate between woad abase want laws to forte them to be sober.—" To the Editor et the Tomato C'elae.—Sir,—lt is with much pleasure I have to inform you of the result of a public meeting in this town ship. In conformity with a requisition to the Town Reese, a public mectii.g took place on Thursday last, at which rie solutions in favour of the enactment of a prohibitory law, similar in purport to that of the State of Maine Liquor Law, were uoeuimoualy adopted. The meeting was Draw fenny atteniltd, and the subject ably discussed. It is not a little gratifjing to the friends of total abstinence to wit ness the steady progress of their principles throughout the community. Many persons who were bitterly opposed to the temperance inurement but a short time ago, are now ready to fall into rank and fight the great battle of emend pinion —some, indeed, who are largely engaged in the liquor traffic at the present time. Petitions to the Legisla. tura are now bring carried round, and I feel warranted in saving that a large majority of the inhabitants of this town ship will sign them.—Yours, tee, An Onalintran. King Township, July 13, 1862." A IiCNAWAY HUSBAND.—The other day, a young married man, living in Nottingham, told his wife that be wee going for a day a fishing on the Trent. In accordance with this intention he gut his tackle in order, put up • package of en, atare comforts, and set out on his way to the river. At the hour when he was expected home he did not return ; several hours passed, and still Pricator was sow eat. lie had left notice of the particular part of the river where he intended to spend the day. Thither a fnead went in quest or the angler, whea his traps and the clothes in which hr was attired that morning were found lying on the bank of the stream. But the son of Old lease Walton bad not thrown finned in es halt for the fishes; he was known to be ton lighthearted to adopt such is foolish count., and the narneenger was not much shocked at the discovery. It sub erquently appeared that the fisherman, having taken a dis like to home, hail cautiously tarried his Sunday suit is his beg, changed his apparel uu the river's hank, and then boats' f,r Australia. This much is true—he has not since been fiend of. Ile must feel flattered by the fact, that hi. wife and friends, so far from making inquiries after him, are very happy in Aed to " let well alune."—Nutfing. ham JOMPalli. Oxrotto-sinvrr.--A further portion of this great thoroughbire hss been opened fur public tragic as far as the corner of Park-street, and the works are fast progressing, in that at is expected that in thi• course of a week or two the whole line of road will 1w re-opened, to the great con vesience of tl.e public. The new paving es of the most sub *twist d.aeription, and givesthe greatest satisfaction bathe drivers of the public vehicle, on the road, who are by far the best practical judges of such matters, and it is quite certain that when the whole is completed, that important street will be paved in a more effective manner than has ever before been the Cale. Ore half of Osford-street is in Matylsbooe and the other in Westminster, and therefore the sanction of the authorities of both districts hae been required and given for effecting the improvemeat. »Ic I:tas two Sonhoei"... .. trod Oloskyst IdaaltiorLD loothood Ditottos. a N. 00.. it Latlo-Woot., ob,lioad L(C Mein jralls-Wessort Idodooderyk Goiania, A IdoooLpoz., sod Lades ail ID Ig v i mitt. Union MS Do. Writ and Derby Ilii 3110L0t. A•eat. i Inland)— Nowoontlo sod Collide .. 111wa k sod Eastldass 10 De. New/130 ( 100sthers Cosatis. Oalas no 'N ,Plortli ends' IS orth Lima. We. I. ... 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IS lie Sit VI S S Als * SO 194 tej II SS SI Si 131 1311 U U Us 116 SU :74 S 17 S 14 109 lh 196 SS 83 Is In 141 114 IN SS Si 1011 In iIIiALFS. 105 107 103 133 IS 19 i ate i Pok I Cl $ St P pa pm 14 14 144, 17 9 9 $ • pie i ll: 1 I 09 HO 1U ti 4 14 "I S 10 lig a ii rot du 1 pm pa 10 ISO re 111 54. 171 111 1 11 pa 111 la til t 14 I I al• 101 10f i it i lin ,lIWA VII. II I gna dls 74 d ▪ fj 14 grim W I pus 7 41 I 4:1 pal 111 awl I$ 141 'SI 121 pa 67 69 SS 911 11 2 h Ps 16 1 6 • ja In the market for Exchequer Bills there were none but sellers offering. Tho March bills wore Is. lower, at 70s. to 735. prem.; the June issue remains quoted 67e. to 70s. prem.; India Bonds mark 84s. prem. Foreign stocks were generally quiet, but left off rather firmer. Peruvian and Grenadian Bonds were both marked at an advanee, and Spanish closed with a tendency to higher prices. Turkish scrip met with no business, but the price was last called at the im proved figure of 8f to 9 prem. In Buenos Ayrean Bonds nothing has been done for some days. The complaints of the holders of this stock at the neglect with which their interests are treated aro numerous and heavy, and will probably give occasion ere long to an outburst of very angry feeling. From all we can learn, it appears that the affairs of the creditors re main in state quo, no movement being made by the committee; and indeed it appears somewhat doubt ful if any committee of Buenos Ayrean bond holders now exists. It will be remembered that at the last meeting of the bondholders an independent committee was appointed, consisting of Messrs. Ramsbottam, Tacker, and Gower, Ad miral Sir George Sartorius, and Mr. David Robert son, the last named gentleman acting in the capacity of chairman. Wo learn, however, that the general committee of Spanish American bondholders has taken upon itself to ignore the appointment made by the bondholders themselves, and has actually, with Mr. Robertson's consent, dissolved the Buenos Ayrean committee, without so much as consulting, as we are informed, at least two of the five members composing it. The Buenos Ayrean committee has since been re-constituted as a subcommittee to the Spanish American committee, two of its members, as appointed by tbo bondholders in public meeting, being at the same time excluded. Against this arbitrary proceeding we understand that Admiral Sir George Sartorius, ono of the members so ex cluded, has strongly protested, intimating that ho would be happy at any time to place his resignation in the hands of his constituents, the bondholders, but that he "could not fall into the irregularity of placing it before the General Spanish American Committee, who possess no authority to receive it." The entire of this proceeding savours very much of irregularity, and as such is merely of a piece with the mode in which the bondholders have been treated for years past. It is clear that there will be no radical reformation in their affairs till the credi tors take the entire matter in hand themselves, end send out their own agent. At present they merely follow the lead of some half dozen parties, in whose hands rests the virtual management of the entire debt. Had the bondhold ers had an opportunity of speaking their minds some years back, when an offer was made by the govern ment of the Republic to the Messrs. Baring, to let them have the profits of the Patagonian guano trade, there can be no doubt something tangible would have been the result, which, added to tho 11 per cent. now forwarded from Buenos Ayres, would at least have put the bondholders in a better position; whilst they would at the same time have adhered to their entire claim for both capital and arrears of interest, and could have pressed it at every suitable opportunity. Under the present regime the oppor tunity for procuring a settlement of the debt that is opened up by the fall of Roses is evidently being suf fered to slip by. The agents despatched by the Messrs. Borings are, if the accounts from the Plate are to be believed, by no means acceptable to the new govern ment, for very obvious reasons, and apprehensions are even entertained that the cause of the creditors may be damaged rather than benefited. Possibly the bondholders at large are not aware that some months back it was contemplated to send out Sir George Sartorius to Buenos Ayres on the question of the debt, a minion for which he is peculiarly quali fied, from his position and personal acquaintance with the Emperor of Brazil, with whose aid Urquiza has obtained so decided a success. The consent of her Majecy's government to Sir George's departure was already obtained, and he had made every requisite arrangement, when he was abruptly informed that two agents had been despatched by the Messrs. Borings, and that his services would not be required. This is another point on which tho bondholders aro entitled to ask for full explanation, as it would be difficult to find a commissioner to whom tho bond holders would more cheerfully confide the manage ment of the matter, and of course to a man in the position of Sir George Sartorius remuneration would be no object. Tho list of the day's foreign stock sales is subjoined: Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641. Granada Deferred, 111, 12. Peruvian Actives, 1031, 104 ; ditto for account 15th Oct., 104; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 62, 634; ditto for account, 631, 1, 62/. Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., 381. Rus sian Five per Cents., 1181 ex div. Sardinian Five per Cents., 06, 951, 90. Spanish Old Three per' Cents., 504; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 234, f, ti ditto Passive (Converted), 61. Venezuela Three-and-s-Half per Cents., 43, 42. Upon the subject of the new Turkish loan we have received the subjoined communication : TO TUB IDITOR Or TIII DAILY MEWL Sir, —The loan for the Bank of Constantinople is stated, and I have no doubt with great truth, to be under the gua rantee of the Turkish government by virus of a decree dated the 10th June, 18,52. As a eopy of this decree does not appear on the Turkish wrap, it would be very desirable if the eeittracturs were to publish it so being a " airman or law," it would put an end to the controversy now going on as to whether it is legal fur the Ottoman government to guarantee interest. In addition to this, it is desirable that the holders of the loan made by the Bank of Constantinople should be satis. fled on a point so vital to their interests. Business has been done in the shares of the Bank of Australasia at 571; London Chartered Bank of Australia, 41, 31; Provincial Bank of Ireland, new shares, 171 ; Royal Australian Banking and Gold Importing, 11; Union Batik of Australia, 50; Union Bank of London, 171; Crystal l'alace, 61 ; l'enin sular and Oriental Steam, t.ew shares, 361. Bor deaux and Cette Railway shares have risen to 21 to' 21 prem. Shares in the Upper Indian Itailw.iy are quoted 1 to 2 prem.; Antwerp and Itotterdqm, Ito prem.; Woodford Itailway, zto z prem.; Wimbledon and Croydon Railway, I to 11 prem.; English, Scottish, and Australian Bank, " - to prem.; Beziers and Graissessac Itailway,l to . 1 prem.• French Crystal Palace, to prem.; Chin. qui R ead, 1 to / prem. Notice has been issued to the holders of Illinois Bonds that the dividend arising out of the collection of the Mille tax, prior to the 30th of Juno last, will be paid by Messrs. Matheson and Co., after the Ist proximo, on the sterling Canal Bonds, in the follow ing proportions, viz.: On 10W. bonds 14s. 6d.; on 2261. bonds, 328. 7d.; and on 3001. bonds, 435. 6d. A at the rate 24!.. per share for the half-year (equal to 6 per cent. per annum) is ulcer- - II i N N THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. Purchases of Console have been made to-day at 1001, both for money and account, but the tnatket is now rather worse, at 100 to , for cash, and 109,1 to 1 for the 13th October. There have also been trans actions in the Five per Cent. Annuities, at 127, and in South Sea Stock, at 111 to 1111. The unfunded securities remain at former prices. Foreign stocks are generally quiet, with the settle ment of the account going forward. I'etuvian Bonds and Turkish Scrip are higher. and Granadiin are looking up again. Granadian Actives mark 221 iDO - 12, 11;,, 121, 11,1. Mexican, 231. Peru vian Deferred, 84 to 63. Turkish S rip, 81 to 91 premium. Dutch Fours, 99 to 1 ; Sardinian, 90. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PARIS Botatsti, Sept. :N.—Closing pricer :—Four and-a-Half per Cents., 101 f. 35c. ' • Three per Cents., 78f. 10c. • • Bank of France, 2013:if._ VIENNA, SEPT. 27.—Five per Cent. Mirtalliquee, 931; New Loan (Series A), 941; ditto (Series B), • Lombardo Venetian 102 t. Bank Shares, 1,332. Exchange ; on London, 11.28. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LASE.-THIS DAY. The Wheat market was firm this morning, at the rates of Monday hod ; ao l Flour sold on fully as good terms. Barley was in short supply, and its value was well tap ported. The receipts of Oats have not been large ; at the runs time, quite Equal to the demand, and prie.e were unaltered. In Beans and Peas there was no change. eatitleAl4 INTO LOS DOS ITttosl 2:th SEPT. to 79:11 SEPT. Goo. Parti.h. tio telt. Iry rorriao. Wheat........ 790 Barley 9lO 740 Mot so Mat ..... 1529 . 3i...141,220 ameba; 2,20.0 do. lt,!* MINCINO-LANE.-THIS DAY. SCOAlt.—The market is very firm at the full prices of yesterday; 3,0u0 nags Henget sold ntraultly In isublle hale, nn old importation, from 24a. to 3ls 6d. ; l,too boars of good and fine white Havannab, and all bought in. The refined market firm at yesterday's prices. COPFZ6.—The public sales of 220 caskv of plantation Cey lon went off heavily, and a large portion bought in ; good ordinary native Ceylon quoted nominal, 4;24. to :3s. 6d. Tu.—The market remains inactive. Iticit.-4,000 bap Moulmein and 3,000 hags Bengal wren offered; the latter, sold at very full prices, the former bought in. SALTPWIRE.-500 begs, refraction 3 and I I, sold in public male 295. 6d. and 21s. 6.1. to '24s. Corrorr.LThe market is firm but no sales of imprtanee reported. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet to-day. There is very little doing buts . g i e lo u w lati i v s el7 iu , ot more ed i 6: d i,T470:.1, 1 1."::t ; t i sco.`4lesppoot. 'Town Y.C. on the spot, 41s. 6d. new, 40s. 'M. old ; October is December, 40s. to 391. 'AI. ; January to March (1843), 40s. to 40s. 3d. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Ilolysrell, Its. C , 1.; West Hartley, 16+.6d.; Walls End Gosforth, 165.; Walls End Ilawcll, 175.; Walls ELd Lanstdon, 16s. 9d.; Walls End Stewart's, 17s. ; Walls End Tees, 175.---Ships at market, 77. FATAL ACCIDENT AT PUTNET-BRIDGE.—On Sun day lest, between the hours of 11 and 12 o'clotk, an out rigger boat, with four persons in her, was passing through the centre arch of Putney bridge, when, from some cause unexplained at present, the boat come athwart one of the wooden piers, and was instantly capsized. The four yen.ag men were immersed in very deep water, it being nearly high tide, ■nd running very strong. Three of the occu pants of the boat could swim well, and succeeded in right ing the boat and rowing to shore, but one, who et:nib, ant swim, was drowned instantly. The Fulham and I'utney watermen, by the ute of drags, recovered the body between nine and ten o'clock neat moraine, near the spot where be sank. The deceased's name is William Beets, aged 25, cod it is said that be was the sole support of his father oust mother. THE IRON DUKE ONCE M.P. FOR NEWPORT.—It may not be within the recollection of our readers, but the feet is theirs, recorded in history, that the late C. m mender-in-Chief, at the general eh mime in 1807, under the Portland administration, was returned as Sir Arthur Wel lesley, in conjuncion with another honourable and talented statesman, Lord Palmerston, as the member for Newport, by the corporation of that day, who alone possessed the elective power. The late duke had sat in the previous par liament for the borough of Ry e, and when returned for this borough be held the appointment of chief Irish secretary, on his return from the East Indies in 1807, and remained so until he rejoined the army in Purtugal in 1809.-11anyr shire Incie_endritt. NEW FREE TRADE AND REFORM ASSOCISTION AT LIVERPOOL—As influential meeting was held at Liverpool on Friday last, when it was resolved to establish a iociety for free trade and reform to rescue the representation of that borough from the Writs, and a society for that purposes was thereby established. Thu gentlemen present included Sir Thomas Birch, Mr. Robertson Gladstone, Mr. Raw ion, Mr. Rathbone, Mr. W. Brown, M I'., Mr. Geo. Smith, sari the leading liberals and free unit, rs in Liverpool. Mr. Geo. Smith was elected chairnyin of the new auoeiat on. In the evening Mr. Brown pace a dinner to the prim ipel members of the new association. and amongst the parties to meet them were Sir Elkin&li Armitage. Mr. Geo. Wi:sun, Mr. Thomas Balky, soil Mr. W. B. Watkins, the well known freetrader,, from Manchester. DEPARTURE OF GOVERNMENT EMlGRANTS.—Yew tcrday morning thi Six Sister., • Dutch vessel, chartered by the government, was tuned down the river from Dept • turd to Gravesend, whence it soiled with upwards of 300 emigrant* for Geelong, Pert Philip. The vessel was ac companied by a chaplain (the Her. Thomas Pownail bee, M.A., Fellow of Mt. John's College, Cambridge, and late curate of Cheltenham), a saffron superintendent (James Ilannan, Esit t, a schoolmaster, matron, &e. On the previous Sunilay evening eru:graitv took leave of their friends, and divine sere ice was performed on deck. The captain, mate, and crew, ut the Six Sisters are ell Dutchmen. • NIoSEY Oletd.dm—A General Post-office notice mates that a major money order office will be opened at Brough, in the county of York, on thu Ist of October. In Scotland minor money order others will be opened oa the let October, at Bridge of All in, Stiriingsbire, Berverl froin Stirling ; and at Troon, Ay nv,ire, served from Gaol gow. In consequente of alter,, , mns in the circulation of lettere, Bromley, Dawley, Iroubridge, and Maileley now 'treed from Wellington, Sip ; and Matins from Whitelturcb, Salop. Bexley, Girslitilton, Hampton, mond, Surrey, Southall, and S :tomore, are served (a, ic spects money order advice.) from Lm,,lon, instead of trent Dartford, Croydon, Hounslow, acid Watford, respectively. MissiNo, since the 13th of October, 18:,1, the Sur 's...hit Fur'l of the Great ' Any information con ;11 ee rme rniug h. XP eke above will be gratefully received by the nano V•• v;. %::, a; ~ :•i%..t k t • • V^ • viv • iii ii 41. ,c 4 so I! 14 II 111 el 111 11 10 1 SO $1 N N ill X I aAs MI IN 141 17i • Mil nt 60 ill 1 411 14 1 I SI It Pa Ne l isi 11