The Express. — London, England, 1852-08-25 00:00:00

• . / '," • ' A' ''''' ~/g4 - ‘ ;-- -e tt 9-' dt- - • r- - ,'-••• - s --- 4 - 2.- / f , ~s. . • i i • 1 s>" /i - .-------, . •-:,------- 2 .• ..-e-se--.''i•--•°a . • Is sii... Ceb j e 7 ir 10 ries;isi. . Na 1,874.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 25, 1862. [THItEEPENCE. ,-- TIONAL ASSURANCE and INVESTMENT Pound that su the eve of • contested election the plaintiff RAILWAYS. MONEY MARKET. short drafts were not to be had, except at a very low MINES. lAtiox 7, im. mana ... p.7 ,.. Tr a.". 74 , 33 „, ,, applied to the dere- dint to give his vote to one of - exchange. Hapsburg maintained the rate of 13.9 to •Mug a : no -7 ta . with UM* Assoria:hut, whir of tae At o rlow. diThe tr for the r l Pr ree n s t e at d iwi to of coin the ply with THIS DAY. TOWIDAT Evinces. I, the negotiations on that place being unusually Ti:ZSDAY EVENING I sn ow" - -11.. c. 1- il.on • plat Vviiltar to 11 .' 4 . omens Nor Ild- this . request. and said he would vote fee the other condi- Two o'Clecti. The English stock market, after manifesting • de- small. Fmnkfort found buyers at 1211 and St. There was a fair amount of business in the millin The railway share market waa rather heavy at The upward tendency for some days past, experi- Petersburg at 371 to 1. The ritiObtlions tor bills on share market to-day, more activity being generally g ;Tavel% lb , 0. 1 0111 Cape.' d the MU urn!, a ii ndpeprovident . way. date. is.nd on the day before the election the defend a town, inquiries being more numerous. b0 ,,,i i r ,1‘ e 4"1 ' i '1 5 • 47,, 1 71 1.7 .5 3:7,,.,,T,Zi ;moo by " e 53 .4 13 . 3 5th. " dint .ested at the suit of the plaintiff, under the ct. the 02421111ence123e131 Of airlesshullthis morning. but Ms cnced a rather marked check to-day. (kinaels were Italy, Sicily, Spain, and Portugal presented no wads ttatert ter Ow hit carnations already stated. What metre could the plain since steadily improved, nprces are now all better South Franevant, and East Pool shares were I ands • • - mewl tioaf the lam, h mph done at par in the morning but closed only 994 to; change, the inquiry being very limited. Austrian letw'''.,,, .. 0; , 1 a m, ,n o Areetn a n, noliernier, ano rams tiff have bad fur thin interfering with the freedom of than yesterday's range. Abeteens, however, are for money and the Bth Selliember, being :- per cent. paper was in demand to-day in consequence of in demand. United Mines are firm at our last quo- -- es wart of fib centenaries's well as the ea- election in eadvavounag to induce the defendant to vote h ew ,. reline :-Transactions have taken place in Lelant - -. d sidlatemmte " .11 In Iwo , bf 1 . 2 W. Delimmotets agaiiist his inclination 1 Freedom of election would be • "J • lower than yesterday. After the termination of the speculative purchases, at 12 florins to 12.2 for itr"„ a .1 the ithunt me 8,00 11 0, WU 4 7 55444104 • 1 544 ° 44- nullity-the representation itself would be • fraud and • MARES AND MOMS UNGUAIMITUD. reg War hours, however, the price was called! higher, Vienna, and 12.2 to 6 for Trieste. This Con s ols at 17; ; Alfred Consols, 14: •, Tamar Con ce laron•stor• eery the entire profits yielded try ors: dr,,e 4 * fr ... 00 , 0 of , 0 , 7 3030 „, • , 3 , 0•4 „. wOOO , •• delusion, if such proceed's'. as these were to be coos- amino peeve Saha unary mi at 991 to 1. A reaction was naturally to be looked improvement is to the receipt of sole, 41, 5 ; South ' . l ' ; Bedford United, appovivt- "'" - be , ~,,,, 0 , pmat , NA% /,, l o or . 00 n i ,o, teuannd by courts of justice. But this was sot all. tau FS ' Rarawava. rater 44 7' 4 ° 1 P•m• for, the market having gone steadily up within a lower r, rates from Vienna ] lose bills on London, which Tamar , ~ , 4 7 • Wheal Neptune, ti ; East &ton and Maude 6, 1 ; oar Insttutor, eolith yu It further appeared that • large sum or bribe was .7 - ~., , ba , warns. got , few days ftom 981 to 1001, a rise of 11 per cent., but are being sold at the command and for account of Wheal Brewer, 30; Wiest P 'el 50 ' 'l' - awed ue modem, is PITO II 4 tw . . l -1 ,021 7.01 haw, AM 2•17. offered to the pliantiff to give up pommies of a t .." 54 . z. l : l "" abrz . = •" - i s ., :4 l e r .roM ence, ; nvey Wheal Venten, 4; West Wheal Capital Doh, t 'COMM the security by which the . defendant was bound, it was aggravated by unfavourable harvest rumours, government with a view, it is presumed, to pave the Consols , ,54 ; plaintiff. .H. re- 61 ID ci eL o m .o io , .91 111 dle 86 The Alfred, 5 , lie r•e" "ea b, '11'1.111" , taped ad "P m . . 13 . tb. To tb . amount of shout 5001, between bills IS all wetat a 11 iti and we even heard expression given to apprchen- way for the new loan now in contemplation. ra5 ...,,,,,.......,. to the levewreent Der.trtntett. It evoitituten wit az ed d cia:h., o, but Eons of some serious political imbroglio arising out of prolonged visit of Baron James Itothachild at Vienna cia Th m e o g r o em ld e m nt iiin i g ,o s r h t a i re ,h s il w lip ere sh s a t r e e ad s y are with we n l o i essupep . s . , , ~.,i. • suerantes Ine thr .tgagersente d the Undo buetffeheede wan t. su t hai .he Niuently wasted epos 0 ,, -- b, ,,, E " 0 , 1 t . . 1... a provided ia mike to noire the asearier el um • the uestion of title to the Lobos Island., a subject is currently referred to by the continental papers as by other suit more ititleential persons He still did ". d i DLellaslid a e lldsta ti t l b - ported at 1 prem. ; and Nouveau Mondes at 1 to „ awed C......... 0 , .. MO allialilna ire ... le I which has given occasion to the effusion of so much prompted solely by these imposed loan arran LIFE DIVARTNIF.NT. not reign ;he would not give the bond to Mr. o r , to o 0 1 4,,,, gol 403 str4 41 1 rabid nonsense on the part done or two of the United meats; and the Journal des p ro observes that ge prem., the bulk of the operations being in these two Ths rim. ,...„, it s .. a niode n... an d well.regidned Sadleir, bat he suffered it to be given in his presence. He * I. 'eseaeraes wal'eie - : se 21 oo States journals chiefly read in this country. That Austrian Finance Minister has specially addressed adven t ures . . Australian Freehold and Lake Bathurst it a ; ~, ~,,„, w ith may ...hub& and important Is. would not proceed himself to issue execution, but ha gam ae an Own sea nanise ~ is le the use of his name and security to another person for the 10 U Dellisswl 11413ftier 7 6 ills the slightest importance should be attached to this himself to this gentleman, in consequence of the more shares have been transacted at the miserable price c f ,rice and p ree p.ane sos , . i nt a i ss g i ao apallealloil pu rpose of preventing the defendant trues demising his 25 all Lionin 4 l .444. emboodgee r . ~,3‘, tier, ;A r e d the .4•1,0r...1:1.:11 or to the ragestive Agents, . privileges as • voter at the Carlow election. This was a u an ur s aassomoi c a ifa la question, however, is merely another proof of the favourable reception accorded by French capital. 12 .. 6d it g i onshert the I. oiled emir proneness of speculators to seize upon and magnify ists to the last loan. We may reasonably indulge a . per . share , any may thus be said to stand worst on the list, as shown in the market price. An esres ~,,a , ,,,,,,. ~...i is 0k ., (0 ,. most manatroes proceeding. He did not wish to speak aise L SIDI ... ... . 1 411 d any piece of stray news that may be considered likely hope that the reception granted to it in London was ev.isnation of de . . . . rose A ,„....„,, be 0 , 0 , 10 0 ,, t o o go •••i i" harshly of individuals unnecessarily, but he would coosider is all De. (tl4 a. A FL) 2 31 is passion in probably te be found yeses Apr.10•Iioll• D e r, t• himself' unworthy to tIU the positive be than occupied if ft So irises Orals' 1 1 111 IN 11 to affect the tons of the market. Bank Stock is not so flattering as to procure us a repetition dill' r he passed such a traaaaction lig without each at 91 di latusis 1/ .4e• 11111111811ff i bobs marked 114sday 1128. The offisial bad- favour. Some surprise is expressed that Austria in the neglect of the directors to comply with rho regulations of the cost-book under which these two ....._-- corrISH PROVIDENT INSTTTUTION vieellsalkallieefild Jell IN* IS t ... an 8 m ina, 4!I nes report is as follows:-Three per Cent. Consols, should again require a loan, the instalments mpanies are constituted, and by which a meeti• g TOR LIFE MIMI \NM sa • meet monstres proceeding. The defendant wee gg an osier y 000 .o 1 , • .„ 1 3 l i t o o H i a o for money, 991, 100, 991 1,4, 1.; ditto , for account, of the last one being a ss , yet ha r d] paid ' 11) • o w, cue re whsh the Beret of 21 weal A• 11,11100 eta be a rrest e d upon the day of nomination, and his vote was a l all D o , ts s . le mm a _ ni to be held every two months. On a form r sauteed at Moderate rfer•RIT•C ._ _ thus niter...pad. lie was thrown into jail, and there he eis all It. a W.L DanlbileinJa, SS St 100, 993, 3, 1. Three per • Cent. Reduced, 1001, up; and at a moment when the all reduc-occasion we referred generally to this subject, as loud complaints are expreseed by the shareholders ; rim ,„,, so d nubile agi• atout • fourth lower than la toe still 1,, y . '1 he attorney in tine matter did not appear to et. leo rdinhershaMelessew o as IN 4, 4. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 104, Non in the expenditure is so ostentatious y paraded. sitoa.a..oo.-,...... that the vital ' N utria in thee, gay at age 30, havc acted upon the instructions of the plaintiff, wlio had et- 1 . 3 14 . 1102 1t...1,1 1 ..° U l3 22 :, 3, 104. Annuities of 30 years, 1880, 84. South The explanation of this anomalous state oft hings is a and as these companies were established in Janua II asi raaa tectare 81,340 in Air. 1 13 , 70 , 3 " . e,,,,,,. 711;,:utio:e ar .die rre amen the Aroared, to a Kinn* most unwarrantably and improperly given his name to an- oa. .'• r o : deeei -° ll .mw matimi lloolh 007_ 7. -77 71 76 Sea Old Annuities, 99). Bank Sock , 2271, 228. to be found in the fact that very little of the last loan . r Y and February, they present perhaps the grossest m g safr.e.neaele. and fauwarable taped Iler-the renew ring other person to use the process and proceedings of that s i. too 1 0 : 41.3 " 3 „ ,,o. - Il i a _ 43 43 4 The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted 74e. to of 3,500,0001. was taken up by the public either hero stance of violation of the law. It was stated in dm - °s " 'ate se member wises peregems„ wltli actaueulatnl IS. court for • most sinister purpose. Notwither,ding all these et, 100 ' Do. sbausell, ilmit ll6 111 11 1•1•T‘t•i I • It "... ".. tell ' ."'"' b Iber ia " i 111 _ 660 " 0,,, a. 10 r tam circamatenees, he would not be influenced by the motives to all usdWent.(lrs:: 46 47 775 , prem., and the June, 6tis. to 71s. prem. India or abroad (as stated by us at the time), and that of nrosoectus of each company that purchases had been y bare ',suit areas Are It bee am us.ted. of the parties, were it not that he was satisfied the defendant 11. 106 areal Water ... - effected of mineral lands in the neighbourhood of . Enna rem.. Ileirme SIN, with Prate, at Vieth. was not legally indebted to the plaintiff on the day of his " 011 35 • 1991145 954 411811910 - !..) 47 tad prem. the ailottees to the negotiators at the premium Lake Bathurst, but at present the shareholders are - is tt, De. Ibieib iii 114 pm -w-4 -- T o Tga 150133140 I 43 I 60 arrest. Entertaining this opinioa, i.e would order the de- 1 . MO L i ...aft met.i i i ii go 51 7 " 3ot Foreign stocks were generally flat, with the ox - which has been fictitiously maintained by them in . . quite in the dark as to the arrangements that have --- - - - (indent to be discharged from custody, that the execution El 4 WINN_ ~. ~ 41 3j die 91 1 ception of Spanish, Dutch, and Mexican. Peruvian London and on the continent. Taking also into been made on their behalf, and are certainly alto- SI Lae 1113 Ile SIN 3113 3St4 1 7 be set aside, and that the plaintiff pay the defendant the it of Da Weft Orin * Wee 31 21 0 0, th e Premium my be MID le are atter a herr member et costs of these proceedinp. It ail UediNertlarro__ _., ' gether deprived of that control over the of of ereweet.. twos swab anima at pars only will, bi lad AUGUST 24. 111 111 Usage ad Mewed ' •ma et Ent Prodrailatt elk" M ull° by' the " we el Mr. J. C. Delmege has addressed the subjoined wars !ma e i l.. t it 1444484 Las.11Mobies, a $4. 1141. 44 tran 1 1 114 J 104 :24 :d 1 1 1 3 1 4 ll g ad alarm excited by the American accounts of the man- really found its way into the ever-craving treasury - y P e y Claim under the regulations of the cost-book. fia nee in which the United States government is dis- of the disorganised empire is very small-certainly - - sror th toctititlon et the roelety In 1837, wpwirds letter to the Erening Moil, correcting some unfounded u u Do. .II 1104 TO reoe.tr... . IWO r • The non-o ffi cial quotations are as follows: Comic s 12 Db. 11' 1 zil3 4pm posed to view the Lobes Islands question. Granada greatly inadequate to ire presekt requirements-and M701'01160 • lb , . b.. i...u."4 e''en 4 1 74449,454,5 452565419 1 164 reports that were afloat about him previous to his te 1 Dastese..i:Xseii. 11 I two et :bor • sod • half. Tie whole *dein we is the men ft, tea L im b s 6 essib.w..B., ot " " 931 al sof Bonds were quiet, the Deferred marking 111 to 1 hence the necessity fora new loan, mars, Ito 11 prem. ; Glenaulin, 4to : prem.; Ken •••,a,,,,,a'. ..n.litbron., a. tholes by the &antral reports, welsh, with, committal : "-- ' ' • te tt i sad eery laformation may be ob. prespretus. ta e.. areal tuna, County Gaol, Ennis, Aug. 22, 1832. 60 Ul Der 131 ... ... - mare, 1,1 to : prem. _ s 4 dig mar i ftee on vp'••••teet. 84,-1 shall feel much obliged if you insert this letter in 41 14 115 . gth _ -• Half per Cents., 961. Brazilian Five per Cents., THIS DAT. Los OOS URANeIt, 11. MOORG4TY-STREILT. your neat post. The information *faith has been supplied t V l moso lmi llr i .l.a . and Esa m . u . s. liiialla 3 334 8 1 7 4 4 THIS DAY. ' DEORGE tatANT, Render Sentry. you by the editor of the Weekly Teirg raph, and which you pt. IN s o so 11 $ Ivi 1829 and 1839, 1021, I. Dutch Four per Cent. Two o'Ctocz. Certificates, 991, 4, 99. French Four-and-a-Half The English stock market has rallied to-day, Two o'Ctoex. -- -- have published in the Moil of the 20th, as far as lam con- 11 44 De. . 534 Se The go ld mining shares remain quiet, without in prices. West Mariposa have been plc , ASE and COMFORT in SHAVINO.-B. and certain!, is incorrect. The correspondent of the TekgropA at. lee fffillmi__ .. .._ -.. 7bl 131 131 1s 61 per Cent. Rentes, 101 f. 50c. ( exchange , 25f. 35c .) although business has not been active. Consols c h ange ' IL COWTANW CANTO: STROP, or Qoadelletend MOON says that " his (Mr. Delmege's) house was searched last 111 - 130 De• . 010 - 1104 Urfa , • 41 4 4 Granada Deferred Bonds, 111, 1. Mexican Three opened 991 to I, and have since reached par, the c h ase d a t 4 Fem. ,t. sterfeher. res 4 h l's sliesloi 44 '7 53510 ,__ 0941 Imam 1916 . 0 „. a n° night (Wednesday), and the constabulary are *earthiest for ~,11 al l „....„.„ 3119 * (5 ... 5 art ..„ ; 'f ~,,1 ) 4 ,L - - per Cents., 251 4 . Peruvian Activee, 100, I, 100, present quotation being 991 to 100 for cash, and 100 r. General Mining Company's shares mark 101. von•mr u -, ' 4 .'soi ''' '' that ""-''' 1 "'""''" 'IP". ""' - - - - l e y • „ cues , 1 haw made Mal uf your Haute Strop. esil Ind It to , et. to linieseebet ... ... . 46 49 99 ; ditto I.)efered Three per Cents., 59, 1, 57. for the account. The Three per Cenelteduced mark , as left for the continent, and will not surrender himself is H Noireart a Ahorpmarn. LI.. Ite Norm w smer s•so--ir Oise say woo I have hitherto used Ist glebe a keen 0 Portuguese Five per Cents. (Brazil guarantee), 101 ; 1001 to I; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 104 "mg ootrument. Sur esatomini and wierdwd peeposee.- until the &osiers." 'lhe facts are, my house woe no' searched eta "Illessins., _„. St 3Ms geeepps ;Mess 1 dime in ne to cu. ditto Converted Four per Cents., 37, 1. It %lonian to 1041 South Sea Stock, 1104. There is no change Ss, Muff. lIII.M. Cold. yesterday. re-ear. esc r ow list. To Went, B. and it Oilesssi, iseentora. 15$. Ye s , on Wednesday or any other day. I did not leave my house Iti 74 N.svp elli Nweieldlies.- 2 14 sliarch-qier:, tawdon," where the Strop, Se., may he Atrial, ar at ell. My father apprised me of the verdict at about us, Ho palm ...,__... ... ... 41 43 411 Five per Cents., 1211, 1201; ditto Four-and-a-Half in the unfunded securities. -••-••• n se is Ds /14www.. si si 212 100,000 1 Agne Dia all par ipm 8162 rern...rs a , 4 •• 14 -• ••••• td., " Id in a e1414-th;the VANS. 3 o'clock on Wednesday CVOGIOff, aad I was at rested at my so 3 , seism 3 ,„„ 3 :,,, li oo i,;, _ ate per Coats ., 1041,1. Sardinian Five per Cents., 951, In the foreign house, Mexican, Grenadian, Spa- Immo no. t ag i o wi no '. pliehrely tempered Reser. T o Form sod tamers Feeder. house os Friday miming •et 10 o'clock. Many of my St. is lOW ~ 31 U SI 6 1. Spanish Old - Three per Cents., 49, 48/, 491; nish, Portuguese, and Dutch beads have been dealt I I I: It: traria ~ Der. .. . friends earnestly urged me to go away, and, if I was so in- 1 all Werth Drell, 1 A ft 21 is ditto NOW Deferred Three per Cents., 22 7 , i in at full prices, but Peruvian remain heavy, the 1 ( : ) : 00 6, go %ro a d. RE SUMMER SUN and DUST fin SIMON Ot clined, I bad ample time to do so, but I was determined to fa 111 Penh Oleffirdine... .. 6 4j Ms 131 I . . 3 I M." . 000 . 101000 WM". . 1 . 161 .. re 5991111 9.. C l a await the result However wanton and unjust the verdict 91 I , Sala Walms - ••• • - - Shares in the Bank of Australasia have been trans- Deferred having been sold at 581 to 57. The Immo 1 Austrian herald all 1 1 1 11. Islet., the intense& the mimeo rearm. billieesimil mit be t a they . have 1 determined not to evade the 10 Si 31•11111111•111hWeal.Johe 4 46 en 60 000 1 Ave Marla. ponied w.ili Ito N A %LA •Ih' K LYDOR, era wit be 'Nodosity liDam- m been, M. 100 Wiwi Wars., A Weber. 471 4110 47 acted at 5.51; London Joint Stock Bank, 181 ; Aar Active bonds of this state are not so much i . ,, se eisaar .., aaabe co, alt i iln I wagast .,,, , ple s i M. o l „,,,j oo d aso o n d o y no g o n , law, or shrink front the position which circumstances and u. la easseso m m .. .. 71 79 tralian Royal Mail Steam, 4 ; Peninsular and changed, marking 100. Granada Deferred piney I nritish Australlaa Odd,. all 1 I . dis Mars, al:aring all dratability and heat, mad =my duty have placed me in.-I am, sir, year obedient ser- eL co moth) ody3 „, .go 61 go Oriental Steam, 851 The quotations of new joint have been dealt in at 111 to i ; Mexican Threes, 16,0 0 1 15 British Ira .13.3 - - les *saes ertimation anemia es restared vent, &c., Joan C. Daussos. Stile/ Ihnewa. Is illem., Mar A - - 1 0 , 000 o 3 B ran t. !tame's.. at M. put. 31/ 8 4 stock undertakings are as follows: Victoria Docks, 25/ ; Portuguese Fours, 37 to 38 ; Spanish typo . D o , c oomoo m c o up, •1 7 sue of there. Freckles ink nit% liudis iblith Zdiswirdier BO IN Ds, Clow 8., ... _... . - we eaapi•te.y eradicated Were Adwiw. 4sl Cpl N lima'. TUE CENSUS OF IRELAND.-A portion of the to s Iheinsbeey • 12andeol.. 1 11 Ms 23 to 21. prem. • Chartered Bank of Australia, 24 to Old Threes, 49; ditto New Deferred, 221 to 4 ; 11 , 000 10 De. W- John UM 21 e7 ll - - MOOS 1 Carson's Creek al, par Ipm I eery denied toe complabo. Is awes et s. of rap el 21 prem. • Ebro ; Canal, Ito I prem.; Electric Tele- Dutch Four, 981 to 991. sad census returns of Ireland, showing the area, population, 341 ■ a • 49 . 1161413 / al. Chau. lien W. Mla.l .. 191 201 12,009 . Ortee Copper ...... 77 , 3 ,.,,,,,, 1ee " 13 ' d '74 l9 , 6; . ithe b o e i s e r o o lo g os o lthth allths = l . w ilm a s p a ft gulltil Z s o and number of houses, by townlaads sad electoral divisions, 1 , 4 oil - . --- a ba • ...- ... IOI graph Company of Ireland," ~ to 1 prem.; Irish maws - 3 Colonial Gold terral Warts ih SKIP. isiodwe sift Nelda dSs ado. is the county of Wezford, was printed yesterday, by com- Ps to D in Omen, -. .. lai IS i o t Submarine Telegraph, par to „ prem.; Great Bri- LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Neap. l4 - - Isersey. l'itar r i:V I IIIII2 811. td L Pelll o ll l l‘ 4 2 0 1111514-Tbo web rend of her Majesty. It appears by the poor -law value- 10 13; lbeemillbeVolms ... 3 21 C. Si teem 6 F.ag. &Australia& Copper all i 6 ills as Rowland: lia:ydec IMO alis the 1141111945. sal S. ibislatsad ON%_ . „ ties of Ireland, made in 1851; that the unions in the county ... ... MINA. &4WD. tar fain and Continent of Europe Submarine, par tot , 11 Far Amment. 10,000 20 Omni ...... a:I - - 101 ser 001 Odra Mountain. in o ldlirtm: 1115 .1 4 0 15 114 4 W3 90 _ 11 . 911491111 1A '''"°••••• were valued at 330,5371. 2s. 3d.; but, by the government MffilllPMllm OM. - leis prem., Chiriqui Road, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; North of rain. a". Si- I rte, . l ooting , Hhgka. „ a . m. caw. n O . O al. 1 diaper 5.01.. by them, sad ha ri 6 1 11 191 11010004 Europe Steam, Ato 1 prem.; Netherlands Laid ___ _ ____ 11.000 ~swigs Omni Duchy diadem valuation of the county, made by Mr. Griffiths is 1817, the I t tu ft suu liN lik = l , ''''' - - 15 99 .• - - 761 1 all 1 11 poi 1 value was stated to he 390,1771. Ils. 7d. The area of the so p s u m wa s *" 7: .. 97 Jo Enclosure, Ito 1 prem. spin Onto 1 76 23 711 21 76 S 3 to 20 , 111 33 i00..0e TH E DAI L Y NEWB• county contains 573,199 •acres. The population, wording se 14 gull IfealobSinerDu par Ipm The amount of gold brought in by the Nelson alroes s . amu i 92 73 ... ... ... ... 50.000 Ins.SOnilliar,O.Giale. ail 6 die Lei ilerrolog P4peartes Id. „ to the census "41841, was 202,033-vir, 97,918 males and iel Moans mid Bitellepir - - ...,,, 944 ,,___P° 1111491 _,..._ 0,1195 . 0 ......,_ 19 °D,,,„_ 111 " ' .11 ",,,.% 11 ,... 91 the bal , ee ,„,..„.„_„ the `'`' 104,115 females. The population, by the last census 08311, 1 5 19 WIWI 11 1 from Port Phillip is only 5,210 ounces, worth sarrewaln 1 • ... .. ... .. 100,1100 litaidgialta 10 17 Feb ef IMO ... ... .. 13 14 20,8001., a quantity of the precious metal shipped sew Costa New Lem ... .... ... - 20,000 1 Yakima lostkUsarkes il 4 1 ~7 „ . 4 .44.." `"„0 ii0 "'„ 8 . 4 " 4.444 "''' 7si p „ 0 . 1 " ---4 7 . 1 ...." - v g io s„ - pi n u , 4 -- - - 00 , 3 a, was 179,793-vis.., males 86.770 . , females 93,020. The de. o . .„ ar „..,,,_,,.....• itii ,....._ . • ~ tarmige on Louden: staled. SS Di; 90 days, 23 3. soe,ooo New Granada er atideeketleaL crease of population, therefote, in the ten pare, amounts to ; Z o ' w""` iin Z a l Z d . L w;.a .. '' 21 sr by her having been stolen in the harbour, as re- ielydan. 3 INTGLI140 1011 Mr) DUMP iln L thiamin ant value die Geseral Neen-In the . seamy of lb 22,243. The total number of inhabited houses in the comity, to 13 m u g a no , o g t o go ported by us some time ago. o. 1632 - ... Rm. Spirants 971 ... 10,030 Dot Wall* I iPm la. -la the as*. 11515141 . 4 M 1 _44 1071191494,912 ee 51 , 114 in 1841, was 33,507 ;of uninhabited, 1,108 ; sad building, O. 100 Tri‘NewrianteldlrwS: lel 611 Do. 1 It appears that the estimates of the amount of raiment s act 9 - 7 • eneses pia rmigs - 7.' - 971 - 'S ilo so iso Qua ftree lim es k ests all 1 ills par Psis* rd la tb°1 " .......m. " . '"" a ' a 1a 102. The total number of inhabited houses, in 1831, was fli 9 9 De. 50.1111eltruns .. a 71 dis .. .. lOl I 1 12 h ing i oa an si n d 3. the atr, Railway, see liarary 0111810.- 29,479 ; of uninhabited, 1,776; and building, 60. The re- 16 10 114.0.14.1.ftwairs. .. 33 31 ~ . specie shipped by the Great Britain for Australia, Do. at lin 531 Ink Nom „. - 1330 60,000 1 berth Aeutrine lf Ma par SY Pow I 4 smarewooL Si. 100 Tar art do* ausast 471 41j 471 51 b..4 Pr(e, ; tu d0 0. 04 2 11 6. 4.4 - , 5 4 t. ), G • rya ai 3lo; i z is I 120 ; _Versailles right MOO 10 rie mart a „ N o m .„, ma i d i m a eon sae ja w p i p er - suit of the return, therefore, shows a deercue of popula- furnished - by the Liverpool papers, were greatly ' l'uei omens. 1,423 ;( Pans 43.174 D. DI United Meehan Is'afti = "gmtle is is bikes Gra by awry bon of 22,243; of inhabited hooter, 3,828 , and of houses NI 444 SANWA LW= AT nue FANTAIL exaggerated. By the courtesy of Messrs. Gibbs, ad sts ; Rum and Ramo »e; Sarselllss sod Mifflin. 10 . 000 1 elm , 11021 2 449 . all par Ipm 11 swertril ghee* d a dr i fttili SINSIS. will int irif prom, building, 62. The only increase shown by the mans is in Bright, and Co., we are informed that the total sum 473' 450 945 4 103 i 0020001 4 0112 11 /WU 41 31 d 441. 10 .... I 1.999 -.- -.---- paid swim ,_ the number of uninhabited howls, which presents an is was monk w ards ans i jewailasy, await au at nmsis tress. NO ; .. P i aria sod Lyeas 776 15; Lyons sod AellpiS, SP SS; 11 " 16 " 1 " 11011 0 almillial ousel th e .7:4 1913ee bee " ."" erre, is 1861, of 668 as tempered ;nth 1841. rim 1411 L sit. 11 11 M 71; Orr 11110 I Illipp ___ _ _ COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. .Tune wig* adslue, old &Ways reel Sow 114 errorOM 1111 131111 which was on passengers' account. of le; Pena se r raor 113 • Dordenita and TIN* 212 801:t ' ell sliteshe edienteginenle. OnssitearesWaters sa4 tidy The whole of the Elver brought in by the West " RI " " 1 °ltte . -; Grant 63913. . I,9° ' " nee et a l• 1339119 9 in is paths favour is shows by the bet Tern at dear 161 101 11= olv.soll DslL4 Gray, 150. --- 1554 ' 1179 e 7 459 1130 53 the k e th s9 Lam " New. l . P . ". 17 MEETING OF THE LIVERPOOL JAMAICA 70.9 0 4‘4.0104.• India steamer Magdalena from the Pacific was sold MADRID, Aro. 19.-Three per Cents., 45: c.; MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. There was no alteration to-day in the value of either Moak it atilt be me that this MINT the yeassest by dm than ASSOCIATION. to OrsaMisubes SO al ad this morning at former prices, viz. 54.00. per ounce after Bolsa, 45: c. Do. Deferred, 22 15-16 e. ; after slaty years, hod in ire years beaten Its three olden competitors: 341 301 Ellt i rtliostagemento Bolsi, 22 13-16 c.; Debt (Ist class) 111 c.; after Bolas, English of foreign Wheat ; the few samples of the former at ket Were disposed of at about Monday's quotations, Establi•bed. Swaps WNW. - Nosed is OrtotWsSors N SO ad standard for bar silver, and 4s. 100. per ounce for 114 c.; do. (2nd class), 51 c. ; after Bolas, 5 1 c; and a fair retail business was done, at that day's rates. Mown CniiiMICLI - iti 14 awenmeswano newel dollars. As we anticipated, it wit all purchased for Mortise Poltr ... ........... ...... 1771 MOP pool Juries Association wee held at their caw, No. 6, seseamean.wwtors) -.; - India. 11.01. •if Cu V....1:.....1 Ina 0--..---_ __ • C - • - - 1g0r... Mutt, 1,11844. Drueswick-atreet. to receive • deputation from Jamaica OR 10 10 01 / 6 0 101 9 J•Olike • V 1 .% • lo an Toe Aceosat. PARA Ave. 11. FOe 11080 7. Oletalaf 111akeet. Lese. Meas. per Costs. 44 pot Oasts. per 101 NS 20 103 30 103 13 103 30 Coats. 5 per Owes. I • ••• ••• ••• 3 per Casts. Kew Lisa ... — Rsoksatisce London aided, 23 27i ; 90 days, 2$ IS. IstsalsoCt.ll4o len Maw Naples Keats Do. MO Pledreast 3 p.Ct. •97 ... Ternary —974 . « Ds. 11, 1632 931 ... Beak Ilieris ... P &Ms, Auo. 24.—St. Germain I,llo li Vensilles (right teak), —; ditto (kit bark), 310; Park, sad alms, 1,413; Parts ond 11:3 ; Rands and liavre, 370 ; 1113nosIllsa sad Aviation, 473; sad IMr,sos ; Northam INIS a Pori. sad atm. beam ; Porte sad yl l 171 23; Li awl Aster. Is 2 30 ; lleateassa sad Tire 111 71 ,• Oust. seelreamp, l t7l SS; P . A. mai ftem, 93; aiwassess sail Rote, 211 SO ; Wed peter , $ . 30 sal fi ts, —; Dried ONO% lAN; Ilksesss et St. Mier I . MADRID, Aro. 19. Three per Cents., 45 4 c. ; l ' after Bolas, 45: c. Do. Defined, 22 15-16 c. ; after Bola, 22 15•16 c.; Debt (Ist class) 111 c.; after Bolls, 111 c.; do. (2nd class), 51 c. ; after Balsa, S^ c; Bank of Bt. 1 9 erdinand, 104. Exchange on London, 50.30. le laiwaLirie... a = J oe = silos U Si In confirmation of the remarks made by us yester day on Mr. Daniel Webster's hasty assumption, on behalf of the United States, of the Lobos Islands, the Daily News publishes the subjoined communication: LOCAL SHARE MARKET. Osmul abrastap Ow OCPsa Is llleanest sag wi s ellseental News„-In lb. riarecy at lb -Is ibe swift treble, sad Doerr& diameter Mereaa of Its sad la the varied tilliend wenteretal bk. OP sollEa asides/siasides/is dr CV, Railway, sad Meartary Artlalf"- • reps saiaryaine sambiles ly a use dbd.ellsi Ili erty than soy ether paw eilie aft impert et is the Isaias ens by every seeleall eell-aled Or sate idly Ware aspen. with Ilet dyeses, X im ideemellNet bean, as ben the only pear bidden the wide abilises, Ms always eselud4 bar Ile saber 111 deem alesiebelelb lb Is pale bee b shows by tha bet mere d he es per lIWS le Ow Made. Landes roseapsp i rC Orb se be asee that Ibis paper (the yeassest by nen than ▪ pre la years kites its three oldest asespetitees istabii•bed. Wimps bind. Name Csiernce Illoasuei Yee 1771 11211,N0 beam ID Asia DAILY :SEW s 018 matueued serateere et els partite Agues las Wren sere reeratty aspreesd by s re • Daily Yews' is the yeZia lli na dr Lewin saiime men. Frogs the Sr , tit took lee gessal mg • Illesisltles-egym coriers: ly tint seaseredle blerralma ride b es WaaYua et prat wawa Zailead ; sad already, re es aselne the reappled rely po sal rah Os Yip* sombe -wit se the • -eibend by any bay pap% ttepolitloal nen eta garruperle We 1Y swards! alle/yl.". 7. lio - sidore4 of soy domineer or Irmooso la do Mogi= aril Sore" 10, rloot-erott trados. ICIW PAILLIANIM. Now rvely, Banat AtR A. . DOD'S PARLIANNIT IA ARY COMPA 11nN, sacr a` a eligrardial Drersry al lbot NEW WT. 3Eir mondroillt Widerst rd lb.. AN riarlirs. IRELAND. Denix. Acorn 23. • An election came of a singular nature came before Mr. Justice Crampton in the Consolidated Chamber this day. The parties were " Crotty v. Dowling," and it appeared that the plaintiff is connected with a bank at Carlow, and solicited the defendant, shortly before the late election, to give his vote to Mr. tiad kir. The defendant, however, refused to comply with this request, and stated that he should support Mr. Clayton Browne, the opposing candidate; but os the eve of the election he was arrested at the plaintiffs suit, fur a debt alleged to be doe on foot of a bond at the bank. A conditional order for hie liberation having been obtained the argument to-day Was to set aside that order, and the learned judge gave judgment, fully explainin g in hi s o b serva ti ons , ▪ follows, the facts of the case as laid befoul him : Justice Crantron said he entertained eery little doubt as to the order be would make, the only difficulty lee experienced being as 10 the particular Ism of the applica tion, which could, however, be remedied by a seemed actin, if necessary, but he did not think it of mesh inspertuce. The present application was to show mete ,picot &condi tional order granted by himself for the ellesbeerge of the defendant from custody, and to set aside the easesties Seder which he was arrested. The eirconeeffilittlee wader which this motion rune before the court were ream simenler. It appeared that the defendant was arrested sa the 12th of July last, is the town of Carlow, under an saeraties at nu suit of the plaintiff, whieh execution was herial gem %hood, end judgment hearing date the 12th dank las% kr a principal sum 017001. AU the proceediageWlMllllll6/10* al; regular. There was the usual certified, dpial by ea attorney of the court, Mr. Gibbing*, Who limed the ex station. The pianos for the court Si duals WI simply wieldier or not there was • legal debt dee Oa UN day the 'nation woe put in forte. 11 there wee, so natter what might have been the motive of the parties who issued the eiteution. th, court he apprehended would not interfere. Bet that was a very serious question, and according to the hen °panes, he could ( foot o f the subect, that* woo no debt legally dee upon foot of which the defendant could hove been properly arrested on the 12th of July by the Crotty had sworn that the bond was passed, andioditment entered to were debts then du to him lie defendant, and he enumerated debta to the automat =. It was doubtful whether he meant to savoy that the two bills fur 3i01., for which he became security on the defendant's account, were Included bathe execution. The defendant, on the other hand, moire ea teoitively that it wu originally agr ed that the bad sad warrant would stand merely as a cover to protect Ain Property against bills to a ennsilerable amount then due to Mel ipperery Joint.stack Dank. If the bond and war rant were elven with a fraudulent intent, neither that court aor the Court of Chancery generally would interfere to pro tect the party who signed it. To sustain the allegation that the proms. of the co u rt had been abused for a sinister Pupas, it should be shown teat there was no legal debt du when the execution was issued. The case had been pot upon the ground that the execution was overmarked; but even then the court would nut interfere. The plaintiff bed alleged that a rum of 221?. wee actually due to him, beta the execution was marked for 7001., it was plain tint the debt referred to was not the 2211. ; neither could it be the too bill, for 350/., for neither of them were then du e . one of these bills did not become due till the end of J 4 tri and the second would not he due till the 31st of the pre.est month. There was no other debt alleged, and he tou'il ant but conclude that the di Pedant was improperly due h'l louder the execution, there being on legal debt Pena to the party at whew suit he was arrested. gnat the 'ware end uncontradicted statements, it ap- Yesterday, at noon, a special meeting of the Liver pool Jamaica Association wee held at their aim, No. 6, Bruaswiclrstreet, to receive • deputation from Jamaica on the present distressed state of that island. The chair was taken by Mr. J. B. YATES, president of the association, who stated that, although the production of sugar in Jamaica ewe amounted to 150.000 hogsheads annually, it would not this year exceed 34,000 hogsheads. This decrease was ratetally attended with serious thesequesees to the cola mime, who, he stated, had only received some 17,000,0001. ee 18.000,0001. out of the 20,000,0001. awarded by parlia ment to compensate the planters for the emancipation of their slaves, the remainder having been absorbed in the ex penses of collection and management. Mr. Yates then referred to the depreciation of the vale* of estates in Ja maica, and observed that, out of 653 sugar plantations is the island, be believed the cultivation of nearly one-half had been abandoned, Mr. WM. OIROD, one of the delegates frogs Jamaica, then cams forward to move the first resolution, which was as follows That this meeting, deeply sympathising with the colonists ia the island of Jamaica, in the dioramaes brought about by the great political changes of 1846, de clares its conviction that the honour of the nation is in volved la the prosperity of that noble colony." Mr. Girod explained, at considerable length, the present coaditioa of the colony, confirming the remarks of the chairman, and illustrating his statements by numerous statheal details. He considered that the distressed state of the colony was attributable, partly to the emancipation of the slaves, and partly to the free trade measures of 1846. Mr. JOHN DOUSING seconded the resolution, which was tarried unanimously. Mr. THOMPSON, of hussies, followed, and moved a resoled= declaring that among the principal causes which have tended to the ruin of Jamaica is the great scarcity of available plantation labour--• scarcity painfully aggravated by the cholera and small-pox ; and that an obligation rests, morally a nd on the government to aid the efforts which have been long made by the colony to increase its supply of useful lobo by means of immigration, under proper regulations, from the continents of APica and Asia. This proposition having been agreed to, Mr. Smith meted • resolution recommending • decrease of the duties on British colonial produce, which was also carried, and a de putation was appointed to wait upon Sir J. Pakington with a niemoriallounded on the resolutions. LOGICAL INSTITU l'E OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. N E WC AST LE-ON-TYNE, Te inner. The members of the Archteologicel Institute of Great Britain and Ireland—a sister association to that which has just terminated its session at Newark—ore now assembled in this town, under the patronage of his grain the Duke of Northumberland, and under the presidency of Lord Talbot de Melahide, M.R.I.A. An apartment at the Central Railway Station is fitted up as " The Reception Room," where the names of member are recorded, and in fortnalos afforded as to the movements of the party during their visit. The Mayor, aldermen, and councillors of the borough met at the Assembly Rooms, in Westgate-street, at noon, to receive the members of the Institute, who arrived • little before one o'clock, beaded by their president. Formal interchanges of compliment having passed, the members, encircled by his worship, entered the temporal mossem, fitted up in the small assembly room, and whielt was afterwards thrown open to general visitors. The pony then proceeded to inspect the various objects of ioterest in the town. The Noma keep of the castle is one of the few remains of Norman fortresses in this locality. It is situated on an eminence on the north bank of the river Tyne, and com mands the approach to the town from the south by Tyne bridge. In the interior is the museum of the Antiquarian Society, which is rich in subjects of historical interest. The remains of the great gate erected in 1248 still exist in stood state of preservation. The parish church of St. Nicholas, rebuilt in the Ant half of the 14th century ; the perish church of St. Andrew, formerly monastic, and containing a beautiful Norman chancel arch, were also visited in the course of the day. The town wall., with their ancient tower., or rather su c h por tions of these as still exist, were inspected, and their hum riesl associations noted. Other objects of interest in the town and neighbourhood also engaged attention. The proeeediegs of the day were terminated by a cower sq.:lmre in the hall of the Literary and Philosophical Society, which had not terminated when our report left. The sections meet on Wednesday, sod the public dinner of the institute takes place on Thursday. On Friday the members will he entertained by the Dake of Northumber land at Alnerick Castle, alter having visited on that day Morpeth, Warkwortb Castle, the Hermitage, Alnwick and Heine Abbey, end other places of antiquity and interest wi'hin the ducal domain. Saturday is to bo devoted to the Cathedral City ot Durham ; and on Monday the members will make an excursion to Prudhoe Castle, Ilexharn, and a portion of the celebrated Itornan Wall. ii Ifs se so osampitoometwoii; I it TwrMria lambi lirelhei I Woks as& lbsuovii _ _ _ (ismeed rfailiNOlll Lo.y•16401111141 I — 1111•11eW) . ifteihmehirim•O -- flamd rsrLor Proolosallie9 pin 1 !LW,* 1 I Dim t i tt ine wo (A) (41 sail lel Maeda Or Megollir is1111611a( le Omit Illordises II Da, nem* Nadi latharia. per le Lae. awl 1 isdhelabedeldrells uTil — ri.7.j' - 1 l!fer TA•r? 4.P.0:1•••1 Ditto IMtto Ditto ant. a 000111•11 i pared Se West Wasters). Abrams l UI tto No. t, 7 ,t 00417 BMW & WM/4 per 01: Oakikelsa &le 0.44444 and Holyhead D _ up_doe, Parti, Gad /Lbw taa1.06.1124.4 p 5.,111101 DIMS do. I Do. Saw II pat OM. Nook ail 7. iet:i Durk% per I Oral rip WeiraMit — Tati oWsis.lbialsetsu Weise% Mud 44 'At O. memides p c Lea fe . MI6 Dap Pref. & p ° o 6 r. m tem= o„ &lira Do. Pm &le i DIM Prohner .... latirlaa... Sofia Us. OM. Si pr um l askei. Worcestee. Wm. /114.11parl _ Do. _ is. b._ : Widowing & TZLIet 1•114•1•1. s eimilejt MIN Eel! oft Chithrd POZZION • sad Itrgaidral 1 011 s• aid Scamps .. Lii-:::::: Gout Who Poidessio.. Ds. Omit hese= et hliDet Wake! 0110114b1111. raa — ra (latlpiaps; •artatt imam liabtatti dwelt 1117, at per amag. . Deb (islbsay) I D D :: (06;11) . ..: 7. . F t ig7aati.k.::: .:* Do. do. Nov 10 Kalmar and Lige It Barbara of Frame... .. all Do. XL 3 per et. Hoods (for B. i Araks. sass.) II Orleans awl Bardsaas IS Purls and Lyons Si Paris and Orleans I* Paris amid Roues 10 Pans and Mtnaboarg la Rouen and llama ... 10 ansabro and Yews.,, IT 'bars and Nanta Illaadors I Wsetseof ... lit US 1 1131 111 Ili stl $ 4 11161 „ lii 11l lil 341 IN l 4 If $ 114 ill -- ~• 16 1 Ni 149 111 IN 199 4 i al. 304 $l4 id 134 133 104 108 98 lel II lei I 3 14i 14 rie I 4 1 " u+HI 1 11 14i 9 Si 1 pm 16. 151 4 4 i ta 13 il 1e 11 13 111 I 1 lei Ps i 4Pa 11 n el en ne4 2i loe II 11 101 z 1 1 pa Ifi 10i 10 I 1111 144 aj AMTS. 11 11 dr e de le 1 • 7 1 •• II If -, la Par I . . . 4 1 1 441.- II 1 . 4 of lii In - _ loa Irl sat 14 67 :t1 11 11 la 14 14 71 71 33 1 II Is za TO TIM RDITOR OF THY DAILY NINO. London, August 24, 1852. Sir, —ln order to throw some more light on the question of the L obos Islands, which, it would appear, the Americans are anxious to claim as being the discovery of Captain Morrell in 1832, I beg to refer you to the following extracts from the Diecionaris Osegralico Historioo de lee Indiu Occiden tals. o America,' published at Madrid in 1788, edited by Colonel Dr. Antonio de Alcedo. Under the bead of Peru it givee the assess of the principal cities, barbarous nations, riven, lakes, aermatains, sea ports, its., and islands. Among the latter, at page 173, vol. IV., is specified Lobes. I. page M 6 of vol. 11., under the he ad of Lobos, are mentioned several lakes and islands, amongst them the following : " Another island (called Lobes) in the south sea, off the coast of the province and jurisdiction or Cantu, n Peru ; it bean the surname of ' Pasta' to distinguish it from others ; it is uninhabited (desierba), only sea wolves or seals (oboe-marines) being found then; is situated is 6 deg. 56 min. south latitude." "Another, on the same coast of Peru. in the province and jurisdiction of Santo, called the Windward,' to dis tinguish it from another island in this previews and king dom, called the ' Leeward," which is situate beside the point of Agup." " Another island in the South Sea, called ' Lobos Hi vestres' (woody Lobos), off the coast of the province and jurisdiction of Ice, in Peru." This, I think, will be sufficient to satisfy any impartial person as to the title to these islands. I remain, air, your obedient servant, J. M. P.B. The word Lobos is a pun Castilian word, which means wolf. The public must receive with great caution the accounts in the American papers relative to the alleged proceedings of the United States government, in regard to the seizure or forcible occupancy of the Lobos Islands. We believe it will be found that the government of the Republic does not at all agree with the course taken by Mr. Webster, reports of whose retirement from the cabinet have already been referred to. We hear it stated in a well-informed quarter, that since the publication of the papers laid before t hel British parliament, the American cabinet is inclined to coincide with the decided opinion of Mr. Abbott Lawrence, the United States representative in England, and recognise the title of the Peruvian government to the islands. It is probable that in the event of the American yes eels which bare proceeded to Lobos actually loading guano there, the matter will be settled by the Peru vian government protesting against such a proceed ing, and claiming of the American government the full fixed price for every ton of guano so carried away. Duo regard must also be had to the fact that the guano of the Lobos Islands, owing to its being the produce of the seal, or sea-wolf, is from 25 to 33 per cent. worse than the guano of the Chincha Islands. In any case, however, looking now merely at the English bondholders' side of the question, it behove, them to at once make a stand in defence of the security specially hypothecated for the payment of the dividends, and, in public meeting. draw up a strong protest against any undue action on the part of the American government. The measure would certainly be attended with a good effect. In our French correspondence will be found the details of the concession of the Bordeaux and Cotte Itailw.iy, which, as was espectid, has been granted to the English company represented by Mr. Alder man Salomon', to whose notification, addressed to the shareholders of the Hue projected some years back, we recently drew attention. It is to be hoped that the French government will perceive the necessity of showing due liberality in the matter of tho cau tion money deposited by the old company. The market for foreign exchange to-day was not abundantly supplied with bills, and the prices varied but little from the (petitions of last post, the ten dency, however, being rather downwards. Short Paris was done at 25.25 to 2; 1, and three months at 25.-17} to 50. Very little paper was offered on Hol land, the rate ruling at 12.0 i to 1 for three months; LMIIMOOL, AUGUST 24.—The minket opened very heavy this morning, and has remained so all day. The sales, which are few, are lower than thee. reported yesterday. We quote : —Birkenhead, Lancashire and Cheshire (late Cheater and Birkenhead), 191—Blackburn (late B. C. sod' W. Y.) pref. 6 per cent., 241—Caledonian, 201—Eastern Counties, 101—East Lancashire, 171—Lancashirs and York shire, 801 1 80—Ditto (fifth shares), 21 d.—London a n d North Western, 1211 1 20—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire, (6r. new pref. shares), 1 p.—Midland, 75f 16 61 761 1 6 41—South:Eastern and Dover, 211 1 1 1 11— York and North Midland, 24—Dutch Rh en i s h, 1 d. llancuasean, AUGUST 24.—Prices cpened tolerably well, but fell at the close of the day, especially for the larger stocks. Not very much business was done. Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire, 91.—Blackburn, No. I, 6 7-16— East Lancashire, 171—Leeds Stock, 80—Sh e ffi e ld, 281— Midland, 741—South Eastern, 21 1-16—Whitehaven and Furness, 7. AIICICST 24.—The market opened with better quotations this morning, but closed lower in the afternoon. The transactions were Birmingham, Wolver hai pWn, and Stour Valley, 111, 111. lc 3d. Shrewsbury and Birmingham (B's), at 61. LIED!, AUGUST 24.—A moderate business has been done in shares this morning, but in the ease of several stocks at 'decline upon yesterday's prices. The fall in Midland is in about I per cent., and Leeds Northern. 10e. per share, in other stocks the variation is but slight. Business has ' been dons at the following quotations Lancashire and Yorkshires, 811—Bsat Lancashire, 171 ez div.—North Wes. tern, 131, N. Is. SA—Midland Stock, 761, 761, 76/, 76 1 , 76 —Leeds Northern, 161, 161, 161—E u t era Counties, Ii— York and North Midland, 34. HINTS ox PAPER-ILANowc.—Many a fever ham ' been caused by the horrible nuisance of corrupt Vie used in pap,a-hanging in bedrooms. The nausea which the sleeper is aware of on waking in the morning, in such a ease should be a warning needing no repetition. Down should come the whole paper at any cost or inconvenience ; for it is an evil which allow* of no tampering. The careless dec or ator will say that time will set all right, that the smell will go off, that airing the room well in the day, and burning some pangamt thing or other at night, in the meantime, will vary wall. It will not do very well, for health, and even life vanyhe leas la the interval. It is not worth while to have one's assommekipaired for life, or ene's nerves shattered, for tin mks attlta lam and trouble of papering a room, or a whole house, If nesessary. The smell is not the grievance, but the token of the grievance. The grievance is animal putridity, with which we are shut up, when this smell is perceptible in our chambers. Down should come the paper; and the, wall behind should be scraped of every particle of its Wt covering. It is astonishing that so lazy a practice es that of putting a new paper over an old one should exist to the extant It doss. Now and then an incident occurs which shows the egret of such absurd carelessness. Not long ago a handsome hawse in London became intolerable to . suc cession of raddessts, who could not endure a mysterious bad smell whisk pervaded it when shut up t from the outer air. Consultations were held about drains, and all the particu lars that could be thought of, and all in vain. At last, • clever young maa, who examined the house from top to bottom, laid his suspicions on a certain room, where he iuserNd a men slip of glass in the wall. It was presently covered, and that repeatedly, with a sort of putrid dew. The paper was torn down ; and behind it was found a mass et old papers, an inch thick stuck together with their layers of size, and exhibiting • spectacle which we will not sicken our readers by deseribing.—Diekens's " House hold Words."_ Irnwiett LAMB FAlR.—This fair commenced on Monday. The supply, particularly of lambs, fell somewhat' short of former years, whilst generally their condition was certainly not first-rate, but, in point of quality, we have seldom seen them excelled. There was a very full attend ance of agriculturists and dealers from this and adjoining, counties, evidently willing to do bu%iness, at fair prices, but the holders at first asking high rates ' for a time checked trade; towards two o'clock, however, business became very steady, with a good demand for fat mutton, at from 61. Gd. to 7s. per stone, and keeping sheep and ewes at from 30s. to 40s. each. In the best field a few lots of improved Irish stores were offered, and many found purchasers at from 2s. 9d. to 3.. per stone. estimated weight when fat. A stand or two of very good Welsh colts and the usual supply of middling horses were on offer, the former in good demand, at from bi. to 101. each. _ °LANDOW AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY. Return of traffic for the week ending Angtnt 21,1162:- 4.0991. 14.. 9d. ; corresponding week, 18.51, 4,0231.85. Id N111.1.11:r of passengen in 1862,27,936. was no alteration to-day in the value of either or foreign Wheat ; the tew samples of the former at market wen disposed of at about Monday's quotations, and a fair retail business was done, at that day's rates. Barley sold on quite as good terms as before. The continued large arrivals of foreign Oats keep the market depressed, and dealers had no difficulty in supply inteinsthemeelves at former prices. and Pees fully supported the advance noted on Monday. ARAI VALB INTO LONDON FROM 23rd AUG to 20th ADO. Ora Lnellatt. tiootch. Whirt.......„1:710 Earley 7O 6250 Oats O2O 1200 I 21270 Malt ..... SOSO , melts; 7.193 bunt.. . MINCING-LANE—MIS DAY. SUGAIL—Tbie market is quiet to-day ; none offered in public sale. The refined market ste a dy ; grocery lumps, low to fine, 43e. 6d. to 465. 6d. Corrni.—The public sales, which are large, are pro grening without any material alteration in price.. Tue.—The market appears to be firm. The public sales declared for Friday partly suspends batiste's by private contract. _ Ricw.—The public sale of 700 bags Bengal went off at full prices, 10s. to 10e. 6d. COTTON—The market is firm, but inactive. Spica& are in limited demand; prices are unaltered. BRANDY continues in good demand, at high prices. ID other articles no material alteration. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mesas. Pattenden and Smith report that one pocket of the new growth has arrived at market and realised 81. Os. per ewt. There is a steady trade for consumption for last year's Hops at firm prices. Duty 220,0001. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is very quiet; the trade are buying only sparingly. Town Tallow u quoted 38e. nett cash ; Peters burg's Y.C. on the spot, 39,. to 34. ; October to Decem ber, 38s. 9d. ; January to March (1833), 395. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Tanßeld Moor, 12a. 6d.; North Percy Hartl e y, 13 a . 9d. ; Walls End Gosfortb, 13s. 9d.; Walls End Eden Main, 14a. 3d.; Walls End Kenai, 14s. 34.; Walls End Russell's Helton, 165.; Walls End Stewart's, 15a. 6d. ; Walls End Maxwell, 15s. 9d.; Walls End lees, 16a. 6d. ; Walls End, Hatton, 166. 9d. --Ships at market, 99. HOPE FOR CIIANCERT SCITORS.—Tho cause of "Beckford v. Jasper," begun above a hundred years ago, is now in • fair way of being wound up. The original plaintiff was Thomas Beckford, executor of one James Pope, a merchant, in Madeira, and Edward Jasper, also a merchant, vas the orignal defendant. Jasper owed Pope 10,0001., and Pope died in 1713, and in 1748 Beckford, his executor, filed this bill against Jasper, who died before he @mild put in au answer. The suit was revived against I Jasper's executors, and in 1753 the cause was beard before Lord Chancellor Hardwick, and referred to the Muter to take accounts. In 1764 and in 1772 further proceedings were taken, and 6301. in Bank Stock and 6551. were lodged to the credit of the cause, which then slept until 1851, when Mr. J. D. Wadham obtained administration to Pope, the original testator, and revived the bill against Jasper's rem ' ustatives The funds to the credit of the cause had, by accumulation of dividends, bonuses, &c., amounted to 70,0001. Wadham bad to take out administration to five I intermediate e:tates, and to pay 7781. for the stamp duties. The case is now wound up by an order to pay the eats of all parties out of the funds in court, and to share the re mainder according to the respective rights of the claimants. REGISTRY OF VESSELB.—It has been deemed advisable to owe a cue to be submitted to her Majesty's Attorney and Solicitor-General, who have given their opinion as follows .—" That the registering officers are bound to carry forward or continue on the certificate of registry, endorsements of unsatisfied mortgages once re corded, until they are discharged, whether they be first, second, or subsequent encumbrances ' • and that any seco n d or subsequent mortgagee might, if he sustain damage through the omission in . question, maintain an action against the registering officers , ' and and the authorities have, there fere, directed that the above opinion of the law officers of the crown be communicated to the proper officers of the customs at the several ports of the United Kingdom for their information and future government in the matter. Cuatoma.—Ntemrs. W. J. Ready and W. Hamp ton, principal gaugers of customs, have been appointed to the office of inspectors of the gauging department. MR. 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