The Express. — London, England, 1853-08-25 00:00:00

[THREEPENCE. JOINT STOOK BANJUL of goode. A large increase in the warehouse room is also provided for. The report proceeds to observe: The enlargement of the company's undertaking by the creation of the new shares, and the additional purchases and works which have been decided on, have rendered ne cessary a new arrangement with the contractors respecting the company's option of granting them a lease of the works. By their original contract the eunt.acters were bound to accept a lease of the dock on terms which would have secured to the shareholders 5 per cent. on the origi nal share capital of 400,000/. with half of surplus profits, provided the company declared their determination to grant such lease by the Ist of the present month. This stipula tion ceased to accomplish the object of guaranteeing a fair return on the share capital as soon as this was increactd to 800,0001. It also appeared to the board very desir iblc to procure a considerable prolongation of the period, fur grant ing or declining to grant the icase. in order that the share holders might have more time and opportunity for deciding on a question, the bearings of which might be altered by the new elements introduced into the plan of the company. With these objects in view, they have stipulated with the contractors in the agreements reodere t necessary by the modifications of, and additions to, the original contract— That the period, within which the shareholders must elect to grant, or not to grant the lease, shall be prolonged to the Ist December, 1854—That if the lease be granted it shall extend to the payment of 5 per cent. ou the enlarged capital of 830 0001. with the interest on borrowed money, and equal division of all surplus profits--That all the Com pany's expenditure of every kind shall be included in the total amount, the interest on which is to be thus secured—That 5 per cent. interest shall he paid on calls on both classes of shares during the progress , of the works. The acquisition of the 200 acres of land included is the original contract with the con tractors is almost entirely completed, and the greater part of the additional land to the eastward hits also been purchased. The accompanying report from the engineer shows the pro gress of the works, and describes the additional works which have been contracted fur. It will be seen that the opening of the dock for business is confidently expected to be ac complished, notwithstanding the additions which have been made to the plan, by the day fixed in the original contract —the Ist January, 1815. Notice has bet n given to the holders of the original sham that they may pay up their shares in full, if so disposed, receiving five per cant. interest on the sum paid in advance. The directors propose to offer the same facility to the holders of the new shares as soon as they are in a position to do so. Ns. Sh.l —. —,- 21001 lO 4 Amtrak/a ..........., all 10 !Brit. Col. Rank& Loan Co an i ii:obe s 25 0 British North American aill 40.0 P. ;Chartered Bank of Ada • 50,01.0 313 'Omit. Bank of India. Atm 20,000 100 Coloniall .. . 2l 23,0.0100 jCommciaa of l'i,iiticri .... 24 25,00u1 20 'Eng.. 800t...A Amt. chart. II 2.5,000 20 Lon. Chart. Bank of Anat. 15 10000 30 London and County lO 60,000 10 London Joint Stock 10 60,01 100 L mion and WeamiMi o . gi, Su 10,000 100 Natloual Prir. of England AS 10 20 ,Do. New..., .. .... ..... . 10 10, SO 'National of Ireland . • 21 33,e3 Is .. Oriental Dank lawporalds, a 10.cial 100 !Provin of Inland. t 4. 10 11M. Now . r 30.010 3 :Borst AMivilinia . Willie and Cold Imp. Co. 1,000 21 douth Australia *Mu 23 Unlun of Amtrak's ... ... 0.00 Do. Now... etuov ii, IJnlon of L ondon SALO 10 Liston of Madrid ... Llumug I 1r burday 60 *2 Bodo.* duos to day. di. par— i pin fr 1 ii ai I ; 1 1 ie ail elk p is 46 TO T 1 8; MONEY MARKET. W EDN LSD AY EVENING. The Stook Exchange continues characterised by an universal feeling of dulness, and the brokers are generally complaining of the remarkable inactivity of business. The funds have remained perfectly sta tionary, but fairly supported, and the other branches of the security market have been almost equally de void of fluctuation. Consols were quoted all day 981 to I for money acd the Bth Sept. The official bu,iness report in cludes :--Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 981, I; ditto for account, 981, 1, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 99/, 99, k. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011, a. Long Annuities, 1860, 6. Bank Stock, 229. Annexed . are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's express : Amsterdam, Tuesday, closing prices : Dutch Four per Cehts., 95 11-16; ditto Two-and-a-half per Cents., 63 11-16 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23 7-16; the Coupons, 6 11-16; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics,B2 l ; Mexican New, 26 7-16; Granada Deferred, 10: ; Peruvian, New, 811 ; Equa dor, 4 5.16; Greek (Blue), 7 1-16. Paris closing prices of this day :—Four•and-a-half per Cent. Itentes, 105.25 ; ditto Three per Cents., 80.40 ; Bank Shares, 2.840. PORTUGUESE BONDS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE Earitess. Sir,--The Portuguese financial agent has just issued an advertisement, stating that upwards of 31 millions of Por tuouese Securities have been received by hirr fir conver sion, in accordance with the infamous decrte of December last. lam at a loss to conceive where persons could be found to part with a marketable security for an unmarket able one, awl therefore is the amount of week stated has really been sent in for conversion, why are not the numbers of the securities so sent in, and those issued in exchange for the same, regularly published in accordance with the usual custom adopted in all similar cases ?--I am, sir, your obedient servant, A PORTUGUESE BuNDRULDER. Ramsgate, August 23, MI THIS DAY.—Tw•o o'CtocK. Business throughout the Stock Exchange remains remarkably dull, and there is no fluctuation to report in prices. The funds continue steady, but the rail way market is flat. Console have not varied from yesterday's rate of 931 to for money and the Bth of Sept. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 99 to 1; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 10Ia to 1; Long Annuities, 5 15.16 to 6; Exchequer Bills, Is. die. to 2s. prem. The foreign stock market is dull. Mexican has receded to 261 to 27, and Granada Deferred also shows a slight decline. Spanish Deferred is a shade better, at 234 to Granada Active Bonds mark 23; ditto Deferred', 10 to ; Peruvian Four-and- Half per Cents., 85; ditto Deterred, 60; Portuguese Fours, 45; Russian Fives, 118 a, •, Venezuela Actives, 381; do. Deferred, 161; Dutch Fours, 981; Equador, 5/. ~ z.. .... 4, 1 Pe.41141.4 . e ' d • e..., .. e- . f ."..... t rehr...7_,...L .--" de -i- - -.7" -- , / 7.............,...—.... , / --------.. • . .., / i ll vb je • No. 2,187.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, AUG UST 25, 1853. 7 ; G o 4 eiwimm isativarpr urawaw Notterilaw 3 11 4 dl. a HE SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the lut half century I.AS C peow4 Wye& que.tion thst ROWLAND'S' ,r5,..511, •o I. o wners sing•Lirly rourrahms powers an the 7 mcnvEll .I Nu el TTEIIPTED SUICIDE. - Yesterday afternoon, between two and three SHARE LISTS. a onalte..s nAlLnAka. ! t.loat aLlriam lerui llsierp .ea itrq j ael lmell°3 una IL pa r 1 14 i P JOINT Na Sh. I Balm e-or • cry and itepronment , f the Human Ilair, and whew pins, ti • - • WIDNMIDAY BYRNINCI. 4 .r. r aps `He r a .. faded. It rests horn won./ off or turn. o'clock, the inhabitants of Goodman's-fields, St. Botolpb, The railway market to-day was totally devoid of so 10 per soo ' ssosast ... 2 2 as every „.. Jh e (*VA Ithisiek... ... .. 21 If as ad d r. y - nerce. 'Peek It•lfr --- elea 7 bus " 1 end mmdein Alden, Cit y, were suddenly thrown into ast u te of great interesting feature, business ' being extremely du11.22.31 10 lAtistralasia .... -and eralosit ',essentially sea., curly, and gimpy. For chains It Is " so s r 10.1 Ins /Windt= •1 I ~ 21 The tone of the market, however , was nether steadier m ' ta" ''''''''' • •• • 4 *Si pm _. 40 ,Brit. ent. Rama 44 „,„,:4 i s eeaa.ended. se foraniag the lowis of is beautiful Mad of excitement in consequ, nee of a most dreadful and delibe- em, so British North Ail ii „, l l,, P. 6.1. Yid 7e; fann l 7 80E0* 'Ala. 08 bee liseeleh rate murder of a married lemaie named Catherine Mob*, than yesterday, and in some nstances quotations so to . timer reisetioo or eras-,5e.00. .11 , j Chartered Bank 2 .... 4 1. 1 and dnob'e that Aar. Va. Cannot -On tke vorasteler selndiaa Pramosa... 2 2 50,0ei 90 Cinst.liank of 1 d 46 ears b her husband, Nathaniel Mobbe • d we teet .,, A tee . words, `` Howland,' &anew on; us toe two age y a 7 . e • fle ruled a shade better than they left off yeeterday after- 'trails, and Chi! 2 21 pa 20,000 100 Colonist _ ... . -wed hr A. non LAND and MINS, ft, Haueneonlim, Leadve; 43, a wine cooper and porter , residing at No. 7, Enoch- noon. ... 10 reand Truett of Canada 2,53100.100 ICommerctal of I ..$ as , „ear , . and ssweirinors. shales and how's 24 2 dis 35,000 1 20 'Eng.. &etc.& A, court, Guexlinun's•kields, Minorite, who afterwards cut his ,20 8 GrenCentral entrance_ 94 21 pm 10 35.000 20 Lon. Chart. Ban 'DENNY PULPIT, No. 2,103.-Rev. W. Cadman, own . thrust with a table-knife. THIS DAY ,- Two O ' CLOCK . i 301 all d.west--ftenadaessere• f 1 du i 10,11U0 30 London and Coo We 3: Hamilton end Toronto - - 60,000 30 London Joint fts I •• Itellarowslearresee." 4092 and 2 : 101, Bev. 11. Alla% a Ihe man Mubba had been in the service of Messrs. There is no increase of business in the railway a a Lemur p.Q.PW/ 1 len s 60,0 i. 100 L 46.1.6 n NA iv 1..1 t. N o on," " A f 41 0 .410 In l'asi'.. ' 1 . 0449 . 18 % 18- Walter Howell and Hale, the wholesale wine-merchants of market t o d ay, and the tendency of business is rather Iv - 4 , -sumbeare . . . Se 71 . 10.000 100 National Prem. o y. r e on . Ins heanni Coolie & Id Chrlat." The GOLDEN le, 20 ,Do. New. ~,.. _ 1.14' -7 I 101.15, by IN Kee. 11. Melvin, during 1530, '3l, and '3l, N. Water - lane, Great Tower-street, City, but for some time drooping. 'fhe paucity of transactions, however, a s D n. ( w 62 ••• • 41 4 1 10, 30 'National of trete ~..a7 e as. r•e, ono 1 4,1 durieg the Exhatiti3O, at tatter-11AL Co. put be has been l eas i ng a life of dissipation, and while prevents any important c h ange in quotations. Lon- 5 3 80. (Canal) . .-. .. „. If If 33.673 25 lOrieutal Dank C. w Cm-heel tia li do. nee," by Dr. Bushnell, t2lno, Id. w Maidens and e M. 100 !Provincial of hi Modierane thetori.nan Sweep and Utbrew Wile." by the Rey. state of excitemetat don and North-Western stoc k stands at 112, sellers ; ''' 4 64 • Gnalana n a a.... - - 1 dls Pas 10 9 Lamaism Ateruserranson - - 4.inso. 10 Ilio. New . 30.004. 3 :Royal Awirellai T. burin, ed. and cruelly ill-treat his wife. They had a family of )our Midland, 711 to 72; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 75; 01 7, 61 atm *** - - - If 2 1 Pa and 1101.1 Imp. Jam. - - 8,000 211 /tooth Australia so ... emu, It User (with W.) 71 8 3.1.000.1 2.3 Unlun of *ultra! . -•- - Narthan of hawse 361 361 0,00 Do. New . THE CORN TRADE AND THE CROPS. about half-past one in the afternoon apparently quit. sober, French shares are very quiet, at about former / 0 s De. 301.3 per eL g ao l tiooov ter Union of if.,:s;ii 3,00) 40 taloned Shahid 'for h.& Amiens raw' '4 14 ---- and told the children to go out and play in the street, and prices. Northern, are quoted 36e to 1 ; Strasbourg', I , sit eueiete ., p ,„... 3 3,33.. i .8 i .—w-. Tlie annexed nrussrks are extracted from the sir- nothing was beard of the man or his wife until about a 391 to I ; and Paris and Lyons, 18/ to 9 prem. IS to Pans and Lyon ._ .. 151 191 ma cubs lusted by Mr. George Dornbuch, sad dated London, quarter to three o'clock, when one of the l aun l or d ' s ORDINARY excuse AND BTOCKIL 2l 10. Parte sad Orleans ... .. 31 53 MONA IVednesday evening : daughters (Elizabeth Reader) who was anthill in 24 s Parksaad Boner ... 414 1i ad Omni pekes (tales today 20 ,nt Pans and ntrastovre .. see see Since this day week the weather has been rather on- - "murder," OIL PtL i me front parlour, heard a cry of which lian.wees. 1 Yesterday. to 3 p.m. 10 1 Parki,Cae•unlChereourg 44 3a o, The Stook Exchang • settled, bat on the whole not unf a vourable for h ope- 1 — tot 101 Quebec and Richmond ... Is Idß Pttoos; the His, which set in oar Tuesday (August 16), was accompanied by a d esperate struggling noise Su DM ' Aberdeen ... _. , I , 134 Mt 30 Wasp and Havre .. . 301 214 universal feeling of extended over nearly the whole country, but stopped in in the first floor room. The girl went on to the 20 9 binbugo 77077ing &sum le 6 Royal Danish — generally complainin; use to prevent doing damage to the eras e s ; Monday last mui Sart J 1 11 stairs to listen, when she met Mrs. Mobbs rushing down ise ear m ene nr e te.e r m ewe y e theyi el i 4 1 s 2 Royal Wa red lin the rain again fell heavily all the night through. Yester- with. 111 1 sabre ...I Wu.. 114 at 91 frightfulwound in front of her II SI Se ellen'. funoeCheleJene 9 71ir ad a the - - tionary, but fairly au; day was gloomy, humid end cool, this mnrniug the same ;31 all I to.Chceakliirk.sll42s:.C. 20 32 Id 10 11 both &ecru of Snume k 1 Pln wine ruin has 'Allen in the night. II ... c. t work is becum- hands were covered with bloo d , and her dress was also le le, Do. do. do. 7,01... 1 34 21 du ad 1/0 6 Icouthern of Prance.... ... 3 6 pm of the security mark( toe general in the southein and midland districts of the saturated with gore. Mrs. !deb* reached the front of the St. lot. . Bristol sad Easter ... 102 103 tel bo la. Inept, Intlir Scripl las Ipm void of fluctuation. Covell Kingdoen, but in the north, even with the most fit- house, and fell on to the stone pavement, where several i i .,L 1 I °l' l mMn i sa - - . 57 578 67 Of all *.at Flanders 4 41 41 Console were quote operable weather, there will he no general cutting beforeawl Rolyboad 214 22 10 It Do. 31 per Cont. Prefer. -- dB neighbours, who had been attracted to the spot, raised her 10 al. Gbh sod Bandon ... .. 191 204 le lo v. , m6nn .1 VT.III, 10 10e pm acd the Bth Sept. T the first week of September. The deficiency in the wheat 51 a:. Dahlias& BalhatJune 4 &pm lo 2 Western of nwltsthrlsad.. 1 i els eludes :--Three per ( i s i nmaa n, r ey confirmed. B ar l ey a n d Q ua. o n t h e up and placed her in a chair, while several persons ran sa .„ ..... r,n8.8 , 4A4a. crops o 9 Zealand 24 24 dts other band, continue to be well *oaken of ; the potato* di.. for medical assistance. By this time a young man Darned dese . .lonetlen ... ... 8 • 4 1 ; ditto for amour] ease has been this week less heard of . In Scotland harvest John Reader came to the house, and was asked by one of g s l i t gag e tiddisa, e , e e ..., .77. 51 54 Reduced, 091, 99, had partially commenced, and was progressieg gradually the family to go up stairs and see where the man St u bb s ii iii asiMiri s ois - antise -- „7" )- 1 1 4 13f 134 MINES. Cents., 1013, a. Lo, and fvourably. In Ireland the weather is reported as hay - • Stock, 229. mg b e ese changeable, with seine heavy rains, b ut not tufa- was, when a most dreadful scene presented itself to his U ad Remora Ustroi, Clam • Bab /L U. 614.) „. 48 50 Ws in Evateilni. nest to injure the crime. The partial appearance of the view. The man was lying in a corner of the room with a es e: ei re s l ew B en d cen t , 3 3 36 There has been a fair business in the home mining Eaehm l ner Bills WV potatoe blight is confirmed• . but no serious apprehensions severe wound in the throat, and the flooring boards of the re i t:e l ban lanophire ... . 72 73 zd 73 ad market to-day, principally in dividend shares. The prem. are, fur the present, entertained. in. k W.I. OssalaßirraJt , 5/ 35 apartment were literally covered with blood, which in * 'lee IVAlnbargh and 01 ow . 73 74 73 sales reported are Condurrow at 132, 1321; South In the foreign etc e Abroad the cern crop; lure variously reported. Sweden ha- gushed on to the walls and boxes round the 1 0 l i . Edinburgh and Pee ble s - - - Caradon, 220, , 223 ; South Frances, 240 buyers; suspended, and prices is said to hare a peer h tin prospect, and is now largely some Parts . st. 160 , iidthwria. limo". 2, so importing rye from Ruidin and It.a Baltic, Respecting room. There were two knives besmeared with blood lying eLLIOO 'Glasgow k SonthWerion. - - Wheal Trelawney, 51 ; Wheal Mary Ann, 42; Deterred and Grained th e better Provieces and the central part of Europe, the on the table, and a piece of grindstone, on which the bus- et. I teo .Grist Northers ... .. 84 113 344 4 West Providence, 45 ; Alfred Consols, 191; Merllvn, Mexican showed a result of the harvest is not yet sufficiently ascertained to band had sharpened the weapons before he cut his wife's ::: liall I Do. B. 5W55 ""- 133 55 45, He 3 ; Alien, 6 ; Lewis, 111 • West Alfred Consols , being at one time q form a decided opioion, Cut in the absence of serious tom- 121 ; Wheal Uny,6l, / ; Thomas's ' United, 2. Shares Mexican Bonds were threat, and used the second knife on his own person. The et. lee ':OLPositli.andWatt . ..(lre. 111 114 latoD an average produce may be supposed. The crops P ' room was * a state of great confusion, as if the deceased 3 ' n e t I ( kses Ws. "' "' •• "I 59 1 pia in Great Polgooth were offered to-day at I per Deferred, 60 to 61 ; in the south east of Europe are reported ava abundant, par- South Postern .. 74 7 share with 31. paid. the Committee's Cer ticularly is the countries around the Azoff and the Danube. and the wretched man had struggled together for several 50 all Leaman and Cordele 104 10 la Italy great apprehensions of an impending scarcity are minutes. 111 111 I/G.llWe , ... . 17 18 pas The gold mining shares meet with a quiet business Granada Active, 23 ti entertained ;in some parts not hall a c•op is expected. Mr. Rawl ' , of the Minories, and another medical gen• 19 St 100 Laneaddreand'Yorkekli 76 76 4 3 IS I Da. fifths .„ ,_. 41 44 die 741 4 only, and there was no essential change in quota- Sales are thus roe Half per Cent. Bon Spain also cornelais.a of short crops. In France the pro-tions. It would appear, however, that prices in tleman, were soon In attendance, and no time was loot by 14 1 141 Du- - 88.• alotalt . Ualto 7 11 3 1 • 000 e at this year's wheat crop ie estimated at one - fourth 50 all 'Leeds Northern .. . 15 131 ' 131 this department are now more steadily supported. Cent. Bonds (Meteor Ins this aa a venge , one-fourth crop is equal them in temporarily dressing the wounds , ; but such was 111 ,1 1 Londos tied Maaliw . ell Ile op Dutch Four per At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted, 11-16 to I. to three swaths consumption, out considering that the their condition that it was deemed expedient to place 10 7 iLon.,lllbary,R Southall 15 II PM beferred Bonds, 101 audily of this year's wheat is generally very sups- them in separate cities, which was accordingly done by City et ' n ,,. Bt. 100 Lon., Brighten.* S. Cos- 1014 1021 102 13-16 prem.; Great Nugget, 1 toy prem.; British Ulnae le Menk-Week 113 /121 ad 112 zd Australian, Ito 1 die.; Nouveau Monde, I to I Three per Cents., 2 nor, and that the short quantity of this grain is o r constebles 526 and 577, who conveyed them to the 10 . 12 us. Elgbias 11 11 pm id 31 per Cents., 8.51. 1 somewhat compensated by the abundance of barley, oats police --ee I 0 I Dretiesb.,lLamellt.(C 1 11 ad lad prem. ; Ague Fria, Ito 11 prem. sad rie-the el• ficiency in the crops of France it is esti- London Hospital, where Mr. H. K. Debenham , the Muse ee. tee Leeks . 8 .. 81 .. w88 ,„ se 57 ad Ihe dealings in other adventures, foreign and Spanish Old Three I mated, iv rtilursil thereby, to I-Gth (two months consign))• surgeon, rendered every possible attention, but the female 30 421 Pk, 410 ... ... . 7 8 et a zd ferred Three per Cea colonial, appear to have been unimportant. West floe), and taking into account the stocks o f 0 10 corn on expired as she was being placed on the surgery table. The 2 !?, ~...,,,,...,Do . so ,;•,• ••• s 5 Ms ad hand, the whole deficiency is by this calculation reduced to man was sensible, but his wounds were not so extensive, is - sir - I — -- - 'sr —7,, 11 : 19 Indian descnptions are scarcely changed. Metcalfe tificates, 61 per cent. Money continues Cl 1-12tla (one month's consumption ). Only half the Impala- closed 31 to 4 prem. Shares of the English and tame France (the towns) consumes pure wheaten bread ; I b h the ' " is 'all h Ne h ope , St. 100 Marche: el . „AL/molter. 374 234 • t oug windpipe part' y cut tbroug . . 5, ii De. it unit. ('nba - 41. 274 Australian Ccipper Smelting Company were firmer. continues to be sent I 114,000,000 h' ct. (18,000,000 qrs.), are estimated to be an- were given of his recovery when ke was first examined. IL 10e 113111m4 .. ..._ ... 711 711 77 If The closing prices of new undertaking! are as fol- such large amounts a nuAlly required tor this purpose ; the supposed deficiency As the man was being carried to the cab he exclaimed, Ilt. Ire Da. W2lll..and Derby 40 42 lows :-Mizen Head, Ito 1 die.; Lewis /LB Range, numerous arrivals fri of i, reduced to 1 . 12 th would be equal to 4,600,000 beet. o I did it, I did it." The wound in the neck of the female In 47 1 lllin ' fl, *wt. " W I - "' - - stock of the precious (1,400,000 qrs.) This year the harvest is fully a fortnight U 17 , Mao Half awns- ... - - 3to : per share ; Great Crinnis, par to 1 prem.; Sul- very long and deep extending from ear to ear. The st. MO Newmark« 53 37for the continent wil later than an average ; the stocks are now so much smaller is t ,e, ~ e e ,__ dee e _ phate of Barytes, kto ; per than usual at this season , and as farmers ere busy with house surgeon ordered the body of the female to be con. 1 7 i r, u"' =`,1 1 7,,,,,i, 3 1 7 s ir die to 5 per share ; New Linares, share ; to 1 prem.; New have been sent into t flekrwork, the markets are scantily supplied with grain, veyed to the deadhouse, and the man, after his injuries IS 74j101wry and tansainue. 114 04 South Wales Coal, I to 1 dis • Metcalfe (of Ja- week ; but as we ha sad this explains the present animated demand in France were dressed, was taken into the ward, where ho was placed e all lemert i Warnsepolittallaw. If 91 siderable amount of 1 for ready foreign corn. America-In the United States the under the care of two nurses and a policeman of the City 5- 1: N°,r)::....- ".... -- 31 63 114 maica), 31 to 31 pm. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica)! to 11 been taken for anoth greater part of the crops is said to be secured on the whole force. - - prem.; L'Aigle d'Or, Ito 1 dis.; London and Vir 11l 31 Northam Onmdssiialias 31 11 dls these circumstances, I ginia Gold and Copper, 1 dia. to 1 prem.; Mount Car. ta excellent order ; the yield is satisfactory, and the e. 1011 Mod\ lellish . U 31 quality is said to be the finest for many years past. Oa making inquiry last night at 9 o'clock at the Hospital le is Wort& Tie. i'. ..... -- do bon Coal, Ito 1 cite. ; Kenmore, par to 1 prem.; Lake ence any great access "Last week the British corn trade rallied horn the depres- the reporter was informed that the man could not survive 8 all Dia. i L tbw. - - Superior Copper, 1 dia. tc 1 pm.; Jamaica Copper, 21 to likely that the increi 'ion of the preceding one. The unfavourable change in the may b oon. 4 $ De. 2 eausatood - -de large amounts will y weather, the falling off in the supplies ef home grown corn, 30 Ifillearth2l prem.; Connemara, Ito 1 per eh.; Glenaulin, Ito Mobba was a most desperate character, and was called in 111 0/I t artar Women ~...... --. :1 1,""' ad Ida ad I dun • Monarch, Ito 1 dis.; Australian Mutual;el this side, chiefly in p large speculative purchases, and the extensive French de - le 10 ;Worth Itcheelewmeaue. 1 24 pet The Roseberry ha to 1 die.; Australian Console, 1 to 1 dis.; Charte wad, attracted as much by the comparatively lower prices the neighbourhood, among the lower clam of persons, 14. lee , Wees.6WOIVIII. de SI with dates of the 11 is Eaglaad, as stimulated by the opening of the French "General Haynau." Si, WO 1? 01 3 4 filenteal ... ports to importations of foreign grain in foreign vessels at M. 100 MIMI& 1111 and - the minimum duty and free of tonnage, produced a um- -91.110 e sarews.• leram„ ... ... U 414 Bth April. It is and sc leo , Do. LlMll.W.Oaar.alk el 71 to 1 per share; Great Hewes United Tin, 4 to 1 . . plots reaction in the tone of the British markets, and prices CONFESSION OF PLACE THE 6ICRDERER. 10 ! 9 'Bhrewribmy andllerefeed 11 1 di. die.; Brucutu Gold, 1-16 dis. 1-16 pm.; Poltimore, vessels has any gold of wheat rose pretty . generally 2a. to 4.. per qr., wholly n• In Mark-lane to di mil a-. •Aresruses anti t heater par to 3 pm. ; Albion Gold, 1 to 1 per share; preceding week. leasing the lost position of th e .. plar.W. Ina.) ... 111 20 The Essex papers inform us that this wretched ; I corn came to market The large supplies of our farmers have now considerably Se iet Do.11•1_ .166 .. ... ... 9 r) Uckamor Copper, 1 die. to 1 pm. ; East India Iron, hales off , in consequence of the harvest work engaging all criminal , who was executed at Ipswich on Wednesday last, 30 le ~.._. . .10 . 04 vonn,_ ~ ••• e cal 1 . 4 1 ..... 51. to 7s. per share ; Sue River (of Jamaica), 1 to 1 moderate. The ton the teed hands. From the north of Europe large quantities made a full confession of his guilt. It would appear that a e t l s=""' ' ail° '" ' li g ie li ''. prem.; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 to 1. die. ; and higher rates of con hare reached our shores. From ports east of Gib- on the night previous to his execution he expressed a wish St. 100 iamb Lateen ... ". .:. 704 111 British and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, 1 to demanded, but few 1 ham 93 cora-laden vessels were reported arrived off the to make &statement, when he said to the chaplain and to a 0 0 lama Wales ... ... .. 36 37 1 prem.; New South Wales Gold, Ito 1 . prem. • l og cargoes some b tout from the 10th to the 16th of August , and 66 wheat- 301 15 leati TerkeliAllereeDn , 114 131 lades vessels (of whit ,26 fur London) and 8 vessels of oats the governor, "It was me that did the murder. There was 23 lan i ftp&&& & raminginn ... Is 21 ad London and Liverpool Australian Gold Mining and P rices demanded P re have passed the Sound and Great Belt hound for British nobody else with me. All I said about Moore was false. SS .eo 17_beaweleeseenefoseeltnall. M Streaming, par to ; prem.; Cologne Lead, Ito i die.; rise . in London has si. 17 Vale of B .. ... .. lei 1 pens, from the Bth to 13th August inclusive." When I got to the rectory the door was fastened. I ee : sit ej aca d a n an d Killian ,. ei 1 Rhenish Charcoal, iron, and Steel, par to i prom.; animal markets. Ye knocked. Mrs. Steggles came to the door. I knocked UP • 111 'eneeseford andLlasertai. 32 33 Liguanea (of Jamaica), 1 die. to 1 prem.; South "Devon yawed at Liverpool -- ---- - her down when she reached the kitchen. I struck her n 1 1 .1 " West Cneawali 91 104 Consols, ato I per share ; Garnett and Moseley, 1/ to 3s. to 45.; at Ipswic ri., Winblodoa mad Cowen - - AN ECCENTRIC DILL. with my fist. She fell. When down she cried out vio- 20 ,an ,West London - - 21 prem.; Gladbach Zinc, Ito 1 prem. • Irish Con- at Lynn , 6e. The I t %V•Endo/ lently. I then took a small case-knife belonging to my ••• 1• . • lasaWarealP• - - sole, Ito 1 die .; Perron Wheal Alfred, par to / again report higher • We were much gratified in examining, the other folks. My little brother called Bt. 100 Illakill•wasethissoorniak 69 704 it his. I cut her throat u'ui ! Do. ek au.k... day (says the Clara Dusty Gaulle) the last will and testa- with it, I think, in two places-at least I cut twice. I then 13 1 114' De.o.lll.ll.lWrobaar , 221 .. prem.; Obernhoff, Ito 4 prem.; Peninsular Mining, threshing. meat of EreJeriek William Baron de Steuben. This ye. St., 100Tork aad North 11131aad 581 694 1861 91 9The half-yearly mi knocked her on the head with my boo ty, or high-lows, thepar to 3 prem. : Great Cambrian Mining and Quer ammed military man was eatremely eccentric sa his private head Railwa Comp lific - and his will contains some singular provisoes. Hi' SUM that were produaid at the assizes. I kicked her tying , 3to - 1 prem.; Vyvyan Consols, 1 prem.; King y property, at the time of his death, could not ban been seven or eight times. I kasw eh* was not quite dead LIMB LW= AT PIIID 311INTALa. Arthur Corsols,l prem. the 7th Se p tember, t aqua to what he poonned in Germany before he came to when I left her and went up-stairs. I took the pistol out °L toe a r e adm ll lngla r O w. " to consider proposals Magic& Having been aide-de-camp to Frederick theWarne 103 143 ad of the roetor's bedroom, and hid it in the Mill Moun t ; and 50 19 Geordie haisdai THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocs. Carnarvon Railway. Great, aed heateunt-general in the Prussian army, hisA call of 21. 10s. kauledge of military tactics was extensive, and of im- the coin taken from the same bex as the purse I hid in the it. IS , ra . tualndhimer. (lased leeileiV i 314 534 ad There is scarcely any business going forward in Moe benefit to the American army at the time be made a lane leading from the road going to Mr. rulbam's house. I Own le Ot.lirthiraY 150 131 the gold mining shares to-day, and prices are little Irish Beet Sugar Coo seeder of his ser vi ces . Aft er di v idi ng th e b u lk of his pro- I went up-stairs with rho intention of plundering the Is 33 1 01aeasserwletten Pinar more than nominal. Agua Fria are quoted Ito 11 There was no chat' prrty between has aideedecamp, Re awil Wal k er house. I took the purse and its contents, three sovereign% Ho ca l o :', l " lmln ralf= 3 ° 33 ad Fem.; Nouveau Monde, 7-16 to 9-16 prem.; Great shares today. Aux tla sad William North, the will proceeds :- To each Nugget, 2 to 1 prem.; and Colonial gold, :: to I quoted 351 to 36;. and • sixpence found in a box - t h e same box that held the , !_llueselielle W. Abu) - - 01 ay aureate living with me at the time of ay so lie uallagalloy(lioekaNNtkil 113 114 prem. Ito 1 prem. Bank s Imam one year'. wages, and to my valet .de- Purse. The pin produced at the trial I know nothing of. es u De. edam much. 33 37 dank" all my wearing •apparel. But Ido hereby de- The knife I took from the same box as the purse. I took a 124 12 4 DA 4 signs (ditto) 274 284 Australian Agricultural shares remain quoted 351 and generally steady . din that these legacies to my servants are on the following little gold brooch, I believe, from the same box, but I will 124 ,24 Landon t arlaresowiell to 361' Peel River / to 1 prem.; Cobreshares mark were better, closing 144 14f 44 ex div.; and St. John del Rey, 33. Oriental Steam mark eeadltisu, that, on my demise, tiaey do nut permit any not be sure. I left it on the outside of the window, at the wo to Ol i tto Preference (ditto), 16 97 person ta tooth my body or even to change the shirt in back estoft Our. 4preCortt 1 An analysis of the part of my father's house. When I ran down stairs, 10 20 Loaf • • uww66 buwww. Great Western Rant which I die, but that they wrap me in my military . cloak, , lewd to Norfolk) q94 100 1 - rim. done sad Ia heatproof hours after my decease bury we in such after being up about ten minutes, I went to the kitchen 10 all Ditto ditto 6 per cost - No. Mors. Paid . Yesterday. to-day. resting results. c,se I shall before my decease point out to them, and and looked at the deceased. She was lying b on h o e! back . l Si all I ( 38 1 =1 3 r . :7 4 3 4 8 .k ar .) 3 si _ _ ------- We find an it tars serer arquaiat any person with the place where I I did not see her move, but found she iereeon 1 sus PT& all I I 11 pas shall beharied. In his will the baron provided that his PAO 1 /Anglo AutrallanGold all ,4 to part 67,4891., accompanin then kicked her two or three times more on the head. Im- to Steakt.* Dart. - -100,4 u 0 , ... eAngtoCaliErnian . . ali I I li pm expenms of 37,4341., body be buried in the place designated, but alter his death toe al , 'egn id ed Bradford (MAL) 106 109 106 10,000.0 10 +Australasian it coed not be ascertained that he had to any friend desig- Returning by Mrs mediate) after I left the house. . s a i so in a , t h am ar aatam a aa , n , hensta 19 +Australian sated the place. The only remark that could be recollected Ford's fields, is the second field I washed my shoes, : . Nosed to Raeteouatiee - - 80..34 I Australian Cordillera that had any bearing upon the subject was, that he was once which were a little bloody in the ditch. I kept the 50 a i ; 11 ,: . 2 06 '.... 5 Pee,r; r t o en'? ton. : 6S 67 190,000 1 Australian Itsehold heaid to say, that under •• certain hemlock, north of his red- footpath, except goirg on to the Mount, all the way StN.Westalwie.aiTorl - - lo,noo 1 Ave Maria 100,00 t 1 Brinell Australian Cole all 6 4 die before the public, it dasee, would be • good place to be buried, without, however, until I go t to Mr. Salmon's meadow, which I crossed, di II Ditto 4 Pares (d1tt0)...1 - - 90,000 20 +Brittshiron 13.3 7 9 have spent 17 8 . to ea uppessing any wish as to his own remains. In the absence me lealloyston and [ Nate Gam. 10,00 u M ektraz.lro...Ors.at3/ pe 111 31 44 of sty other expressed wish, that place was selected, and and I left the coin by the brow of the ditch in the lane, a ee crest Northern his remains there interred. A low years after a road was as stated before, under a tuft of grass. From thence I et Ila'llelBlshlttlh clock l4l 110 ad 11" als Do. St. John Doi Lin 15 31 34 33 fcrential charges ha nthiltatrordshire(lasesd. lle,oot , 1 Cunene, Creek f I dig tar laid out, so that the grave was included within its limits. went home. I went and got my mother a pail of water. If '1 e„, Mr. seek ..., 114 04 di' 54 13,000 40 Cokes Copper ........... all 43 4) ad 44 zd deducting from this I The impropriety of such a state of things induced Colonel MT brother John sod mother asked me to go up to Mrs. 30 64 !wear Valley, 6P. Mins 00,000 11 +Colonial Gold 4 4pm there remains '23,17,5, Walker, of Eties, who was one of the baron's aides in then , • . , ! Gored to fttochtolaDar. - - a a I. went . Ireturned and stopped at ho • unti l me Copilot) volutann, and who was one of his executors and grin- " anel- ' le ,28 item nate Ditto . .._. 11 4 32f a d 1130,a0t at. Kopper Miners of Eng. all 33 65 cipal legatees, to remove the remains to a more suitable I got my dinner. I pay most positively no one bad at. 100 , Wilts & Innaallet (IMO 5.000 23 +Do. Pref. 7s per mat. all SS 7i pm ceipts and expenses a resting place. The piece selected was in the centre of five any hand in it but myself. I had thought of doing the Ito Crest Weaterel-..... 103 1011 70,0;• • +EnntAustraltanOrpm all 24 2Ms 21 to the opening of dm ____ acne of heavy timbered woodland, and Colonel Walker d ee d ia me days, even a fortnight, before. I several Greet Nugget Teta ill 4 4 pa, 120.222 2 I Do. ealitwed - an - - „ way, not any portion ave one of the Welsh Baptist societies, in the vicinity, a time, dreamed about doing it, and once that I had done TIIITERENCII MM. 14,0nt 19 14:e.oral lease of fifty acres of land, of which the five acres of wood-72,001 1 Grand Duchy of Bader all 4 ills par of which was opt boo was a pert , t h e only not and mosd „ ation to be pa id it,. and that I was not found out. I went to the house SL , Ira Aberdeen . - - 1.1..,. • ' Great Palawan .l: - - cis 6 1 . the keeping said five acres substantially fenced for ever, with the full intention of murderiag Mn. Steggles, and 5 all ..t.erasen N 0.2,7 per - WNW- 1 lathe Bathurst all 41 db ars - , 1853 ; but i Ilt a ..t. firtatol & Eattor 4 pee Ct. 103 103 and'no cattle or other enimals suffered to go within its to get what money I could find. I had been to the e t . l e e c e e eteetee gm _. ._: Ka ii y &Ow 1 I.•herty bounds, and the title to fail wh a he lessees shall fail in house before on a Sunday-either • fortnight or three IS . 3 171leelel ynd 11.17hltod -.1 114 204 3,00. 3 11Linaree 50,tas1 1 1 baidon&Calllorn OW an Sj 9 4 shyly to increased the performance of the stipulations. tip to the present !kw before, 1 nten mg to do it, but could not. I did II all o en d r e, r e ek, aid thee 4 des pat I Gwen, CruahlngOo.. sll 4 1 This latter plea, hce the Soviet has sacredly kept its trust, the forest having the weeks lneoon I I Mrai q uits re - A:primeval • appearance. not see any person about to prevent my doing it. Ido not - deen Juni* ... -Si 34 51 Eau :% 4 1 1 , 1,01110 10 Itninaket.amorisaa , 6 7 know that I bad any spite against Mrs. Steggles, but 3a D a. 4 % ( so 7 per ia as 6 ~66.1 1 New Granola . soma 1 Nouveau Mond, there always appeared something on my mind until I had 71' 3 De. do. (71.1744 7 par Co. ' 1 14 pm 10,000 10 Nova Scotts Mining and 61 liaat.Coe.fiate.,3 po,Nol: I 2pm 3us on the north of the Copper Smelting . 5 -- dh The PLT3IOt ill SAILORS' H OM E .-Through the done it. None of my family knew of my having coin- a. 4 mi . ... No. 2 1 11 . 101,00. 5 Port Pilllp instrumentality of Messrs. Eastlake as executor, nf a lady mitted the murder. They did not know that I had any le le Its. Now e per Cant. Reek 144 IS 0;0,1 CI , I duarte. Honk al: 4 (Ha I 1 m recently deceased, the above institution will be benefited to more money than usual." 10 a2O ;Imt-Unienetkeipmeep.Ct It 214 10,0 , lo tßhytuney Iron - - Western Company 3 ' 5 1 11d1nAereh, Terth sad 10,00 t 15 +Dine New .. - - Express of Thursda the extent of 100 guineas. As another proof of the awful state of ignorance of the I , m a d., si pee e mit .... - - PIO/CONED COMMISSION ON LAND TITLES AND family of Flack, it is stated that soon after the extreme St.' Itio Orem Northern 3 perCeut 1331 1294 7,“. 80 flamingo de Cuba lOl 31 44 34,00 1 -tooth Airstralials all 4 dim par that the financial pi TRANSFERS.-The select committee on the regi.t ration of f the law had been inflicted, the father, who °L I I')" Do ' 1 l ee "I'L Bwril'' Be. kiicio 11/ Tin Croft —. T 7 s been thereby affe2te( sentence o ' deermible at I a p.et. pm 1121 1131 1131 as seances recommend the appointment of a commission on 0.174 21.3.81 +United inaion all 4 41 advantages in this r the suract of registration of title, and with reference to was at work at Bury St. Edmund's, purchased of a hawker 10 71 Go. 44 pee vent. _scrip . _ Ipm 741,64 1 Waller it Western Company e keili'ating the sate and transfer of land in England and in the streets what purported to be the t' last dying a s .' '.. , s 0w .,,,, w r..„1 1 . 1 .,%/N 6 .. °lt 74 ad • 100,001.1 I We& Granada .... 4l Ia Ma Waite. speech and confession" of his son, observing that he Si. eft Donon.r,e,em. 44 von; 103 toe teeelee "v. e , •11ri;:ff ..... ~. .. an 1 4 die ! 1.. WO I Yüba THE ATMOSPIIERIe EXPERIMENT ON TIIE SOUTH would keep it as a memento for the rest of his life. This es On Dim lurdermableeper et 01 101 cost of S 3 per cent. ! Davoe.-All the engine houses that have been left stand-rt... ira:2o f dim 3 p& shows a want of foalin g as deplorable as that eahihi'ed ro, il i 'lj e t"' . "‘ l ‘ Y " ' - - ten e per eent noel's.. IN 152 • Transferable by stamped died. Western Compel)] jag since the failure of the a•mospheric sysem on this line, meeting on Thuri ago at Bury St. Edmund's, when the mother P. WO 1 1."0-• litleh. ll 4l•*- 11 •810t - - ad MISCELLANEOI/11 and which involved an outlay of nearly half a million, are some years Rt. 100 I Otto Preferential 1 pc , p. • - being •• blown up " by the contractors, to make way for a of a youth who had been senten,eal to death saw him on ea . 3 i.e. esettateeetCosi.TkOde 34 31 pm ad dOsible line of rails from Newton Abbot to Plymouth. his return to gaol from the Assize Court, and addressing 114 all Londonderry lb Coley. tell Ito 1 i t No. LMtwatunovs. Pd.' reg a l ' Bosineto d m& of pressure, but he , MAI,NETO-I•:LECTRII - TELEGRATIL-We are grati- him said, "Be a good bey, and mind and don't be hung in l il'S all Lwe n L: . 5 7 2 , f tt s , sl . ,rn, a n i tt n i , " a l 1 : 1 1 ---.— Teensise t " daj. was so regarded in a 32,001 5 MAN Coal and Iron 5 = ferential charges oni fed to be enabled to announce that the magneto.electric your new red waistcoat." ill IP. 1 Ds. New SIC .. . I 10k 101 ; 1 0 1 30,0011 Awitrallso, Agricultural ttl•aosnl. ia ...., 1.. t.. 11 .......,,..w hataronel phis ,awn •r.rl a I I : Dn. to ... .. II 4 10n ! 12_50 . 20 Ati.tr.la.smi l'aci fie Mall 111 tr ... 1 Choo •04 Holyhead 93 MI Cork and Madan all Dundee, "nth, end 41 .. .... r ' 1 d,en Junction . It N io, ..nol•aniZ.l.l , 2 }ry.th I 1 I Do. Ars. (54)7 per Ct. I 1 I Do. do. (11.17 e.; 7 par Ct.o 61 ha.C.u.Ea1,..5 pe.,N , 2 1 111 Ditto do. Na 141 1 10 Ito. Near a pe., Gat. u, , ,A I, $ 60 .11se 6 Usi 0 n, 1 1 erip 6o. ep.Ct 31' 6 6 '16115 1 ,,,ch, rerth, en 2 Dundee, 53 roe Niat ' IL 10e (beat Nankeen 5 per Cent 1274 1294 IL 1 1 1 11 Do. 5 lour e, et. Scrip, Re deemable at 14 p.et. pm 1123 1134 II 1 74 Do. 44 percent. scrip 1 pm SH .1 GiothaWeetrn(l)lll6atlm 11 1 1 0 69 a DWrou.CiertHantoec Sic 61 73 id 11. on D,,,onn. e, .1 I em. 44 u.ct. 103 1. 1 4 Bt. 100 Ditto Irredeemable Neer et 401 103 16 6 Lunen , if• a Yort, P 1230 4 die 4 pie M. I^ 0 Dlttn 3 per cent Utnek l5O 152 dr. pi lon,. 11r.u.11wer.6 Imre: id 61. 140 DittoPreferenlial 1i e , Ct. • •- 111 • 5 llunAcithWenCon.lltirds 34 SI pm BB 114 all Londolderr) aCA •ter. • .1, 10 14 IN all Loorlo•AerrykEnnirk. - 3,21 in 143 13 AS ?damn: 4.30.1 e.1a1.1.01, II 9 95 I .r Do. New 110 .. . 101 101 6 , ^. Deo. Li .. . . 4 4i" 124. all ;11aryp.al Corliefe, 44 pI2L poi It. ,1 , 0 'lllellenoCo,... l r. r..... 4.0 119 151 lit 5 1 D4ttu Prelerenee NI , 167.N0rt12 flaten , on - _ i 111 116 81 ' 360 Hu, a 3 per et. Pref. elk 1 113 122 2 ' all ' Do.tinarnevialley 6 pm, 16 6 ' Do. Dcbentmon ... t I die i pm 51 . lee 24 wh.,0.10.1 ._ ... - 1 115 11? 20 all :3oc.h steoordadre "I. 04' Ochou, WWW.C., r a All Vrol;er.,6lll. tier Dm' It 'an 114.16 ditto ditto" 24 24 p 1 6 1 - " • tueunitelr.C.NlMlC•l6lll.' 10 11 14` ' 1 . "toTO'....arYZAZIVItY.M. ' Wm* 6 nee Cent.. 12 .10 Do. 5 per Cost ... ...i I P 7O 3$ iir 4roth 11:: a• r. ... _ 133 35 10 11 Ditto Flied 41 per atot par apm 1541 mil South lutotern 1 Maw nit 1 1 Boa lof 21.0.41...... ...... 251 263 dt. 100 Do. 14 per cent. II , all 'Atleriorienirmiperet.tioar 194 206 6. a WaterfoolieKtnir,a46,, , I i ay at. ;170 Torii, Irewoullo,a um , 1.1t.N mtla ol Vng.pure lts 103 I , 1 6 ItalPn 1 1 •0 m ... 25 SO T0rk5a4.1114.11401.1 . 0rdt Dar 1 pas 111 E ATMOSPHERIC EXPERIMENT ON TIIE Sourn Davos.—All the engine houses that have been left stand ing since the failure of the a•mospheric system on this line, and which involved an outlay of nearly half a million, are being " blown up" by the contractors, to make way fur • double line of rails from Newton Abbot to livineuth. Kit S.TO-ELECTItIi - TELEORAPII.—We arc grati fied to be enabled to announce that the magneto-electric telegraph is now in fan operation between this town and Ponpatrick s in Scotland, and may be 'tweeted to be cons tants to Dublin in a few days' time. The operations have been carried on latterly with mach vigour. The street work is Dublin is nearly completed; only a compara tively trilling space remains to be gone over; and with the eaception of some pules to be put up near the ter minus of the Dublin end Drogheda Railway, end the viaduct at the Boyne, the entire line from Belfast to Dublin is perfected. From the company's office in Bridge itreet, Belfast, a person will then be enabled to transmit cons intincafion to Dusfin, Oalwey, end Mallow, or to any of the iat•rvening stations, with the speed of lightning. As yet the wires have not been brought quite as far as Cork, hat they are to K•llaniey, where there is a station. \%e were hirhly delighted yesterday afternoon by a visit to the offices of the a .mpany at Bridge-street. The transmission of messages is attended by two young gentlemen particu larly courteous, end competent to the discharge of duties requiring expertness and vigilance i n en unusual degree. The period occupied in transmitting inquiries and replies does sot exceed two minutes. The benefit to our commer cial population, when the tetra - mph will he quite thrqugh to London, must be vast indeed..—Aerthent Whig. 33,013 . 4 glAublti Coal and Iron 6— 340001 Anetvallan Agricultural 12,31 , 2%. Au•trihi-1311 Paging Mat 60.0... 1 L A•hdrallan Nov Al Mall 13.0001 1%. Ihrlin Waternurk, :.A. Ileiti-li Atnerkan Land. 10.4" 6. Mit .vh 4 Colonial S 1 4 &Auction Company p"onn. 100'flarada _.......... ..... Immo.. 6! Crystal Palace .. . . ... 1.01......, 4,0110431 P 4130, of Frames • 2 i per. O'(•'2o , ,yewa c rn Sunni . ... •••• • • i 2 12.0404 36114.ectrIg l'elcominh „ . 2/,0 0 16Alcarral Swan% Nut ',pilau, 14 _ 101%lencral sn. shipping lle 114 6.0 ( SO !nal them. t Sinrar 1 6 10. 6 00, 301Marr.lah•na St. Nurigataa; 6 1 61./.110101 1 Nation •I Potenthuniolned 'll ;A:%%!0 10. Nctherlando .and ..... - . 3 1 dig Pair 76,00 I N.S. Male. Coaland Inter. *tram Navigation co .-. 1 1 1.23.71 V, 1 North Britleh Auetralaelso all dvar 6 1 44 . gA1610: I . 10.. Ne w _.... ,_ I 61 _ _ 1 2.5.1100 , 20 North of Europe Sirens ! lb' - - lamp* : l'eol Hirer Land S Mineral! all `6 I poi. 61 20,100, 611,Prninvubg k Oritutal *lna • a i• - - ',Mk 6th Dv. YS ..:0.000, 3 POllland Iron Company .. all I 14 • 130% 10 (Koval Moil enema . . ......... 721 i 1ue,t40.% I,% , cottivn Aultr. I %%at:Ammo all 14 *2 pinad ' 12.706 j V' Louth Auetrallan Land.... ( 36 137 30 1 374 1211(00.' I" vuluivirine Telegraph .1411 . 10.0u6, 1 0i: Van Ineinena A.an Ll I 244 164 174 167 VAUXHALL OARDEss.—The Russian Ambassador, I accompanied by the Baron as Btunnw, Baron ltehausen, and party, visited these garden. last night. LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY,— Return of traffic for the week ending Aug. 21, 1843 : Passengers., parcels, carriages, horses ' and mails, 36.7451. 6a. 114. ; merchandise. 21,7521 . It s. IW.; cattle, 1,5521. 184.3 d. Total, 50,0501. 17s. ld. Corresponding week, 1002,53,3111. 19.. 2d. Sit Kt:vista:RV AND BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY. --. Traffic receipts for week ended Auft.l4, 1/143, 1,0241. as. lld. Corresponding period last year, 8411. tis. 24. GREAT NORTHERN ItAltwnr.—Return of train for week ending Aug. 14, :543 .—Paasengers, parcels, car riages, horses, dogs, and mai15.10,223.. tis. 4d.: merchandise and minerals, 7,441. 4s. 44. ; cattle, 399.. 3s Od.— Total, 18,1741. 15s. B d. Corresponding week, 1662. 14,0734. 3s. 54. LONDONDERRY AND COLERAINE RAlLWAY.—Traffie for week ending Aug. 20, IFM: —Passengen, 1521. 6s. ltd. ; goods, 331.65. Id. Total, 2154.13 a. Od. Exchequer Bills were Is. lower, at Is. dis. to 2s. prem. In the foreign stock market business was almost suspended, and prices were scarcely changed. Spanish Deterred and Granada Deferred were a trifle flatter. Mexican showed a slightly improving tendency, being at one time quoted 27 to 1. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 261 to 27L ; Peruvian Deferred, 60 to 61 • Sp an i s h Deferred, 231 to 1; the Committee's C e rtificates, 61 to 61 per cent. ; Granada Active, 23 to 24 ; ditto Deferred, 101 to 1. Sales are thus recorded :—Brazilian Four-and.a- Half per Cent. Bonds, 1852, 991. Cuba Seven per Cent. Bonds (Matanzas and Sabanilla Railway), 102, Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 98(, 1. Granada Deferred Bonds, 101. Greek (Blue), 81. Mexican Three per Cents., 27. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 851. Russian Five per Cents., 118. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 471; ditto, New De ferred Three per Cents., 231. The Committee's Cer tificates, 61 per cent. Money couttnues easy at about former rates. Gold continues to be sent to the continent, although not in such large amounts as a few days ago ; but the late numerous arrivals from Australia have supplied a stock of the precious metal from which the demand for the continent will be supplied. Parcels of gold have been sent into the Bank of England daily this week • but as we have before remarked, a very con siderable amount of the late Australian imports has been taken for another foreign quarter, and, under thesecircumstances, the Back's stock cannot experi ence any great accession. Nor does it appear at all likely that the increase will be permanent, as very large amounts will yet have to be sent away from this side, chiefly in payment for grain. The Roseberry has arrived from Portland Bay, with dates of the 11th March ; and the Catherine Jamieson from Sydney, which port she left on the Bth April. It is understood that neither of these vessels has any gold on freight. In Mark-lane to day a very small supply of English corn came to market, and the foreign arrivals were moderate. The tone of the trade was very firm, and higher rates than those of Monday were demanded, but few buyers came forward. In float ing cargoes some business was done, but the high prices demanded prevented its extension. Monday's rise in London has quickly reacted upon the pro vincial markets. Yesterday the price of wheat ad vanced at Liverpool 3s. to 4s. per quarter; at Hull, 3s. to 45.; at Ipswich, 75.; at Leeds, ss. to 65.; and at Lynn, 6e. The French advice, received to-day again report higher prices, in consequence of ehort supplies, and the defective yield of the wheat after threshing. The half-yearly meeting of the Chester and Holy head Railway Company, to be held in London on the 7th September, is afterwards to be made special, to consider proposals for leasing the Bangor and Csrnarvon Railway. A call of 21. 10s. falls due on the shares of the Irish Beet Sugar Company by the 20th Sept. There was no change ot much importance in Land shares to-day. Australian Agricultural were last quoted 351 to 361. Peel River were flatter, closing to 1 prem. Bank shares were more freely dealt in, and generally steady in price. Crystal Palace shares were better, closing 11 to 2k prem. Peninsular and Oriental Steam mark 77 ; and Berlin Waterworks par. An analysis of the accounts recently issued by the Great Western Railway Company shows some inte resting results. We find an increase in gross revenue of 67,4891., accompanied, however, by an increase in expenses of 37,4341., representing 85 per cent. of the increased receipts. In other words, the increase of nett profit is 10,055/., or only 15 per cent. of the in creased receipts. To place this result more clearly before the public, it may be stated that the company have spent 17a. to earn each additional 20a. It may of further explanation to point out that the pre ferential charges have increased by 33,2301.; and, deducting from this the 10,055/. of additional profit, there remains 23,17,5/. diminished profit applicable to dividend on the ordinary stock. The increased re ceipts and expenses are doubtless due in some degree to the opening of the Birmingham and Oxford Rail way, not any portion of which was in operation on the 30th of June, 1852, and the whole of which was open betore the Ist of Janu ary, 1853 ; but in the directors' report the additional expenditure is attributed almost exclu sively to increased cost of labour and materials. This latter plea, however, seems to afford a very unsound basis for the directors justification. It will not be contested that the advancing prices of labour and materials must be felt es much on the south as on the north of the Thames, yet the expenditure shown in the accounts of the London and South Western Company (to which we referred in the Express of Thursday last) in no way indicates that the financial position of that undertaking has been thereby affe2ted. Labouring under equal dis advantages in this respect, the London and South Western Company earns its additional receipt at a cost of 23 per cent., and the Great Western at a cost of 85 percent. ! The chairman of the Great Western Company stated at the halt-yearly meeting on Thursday last that the present , has always been looked forward to as a time ot pressure, but he omitted the explanation that it was so regarded in anticipation of the increasing pre ferential charges on/y (the increase in these amounts to 33,23014, certainly nat ou account of an increasing expenditure amountinc to 57,13 U., or 85 per cent. ot the Increased receipt. This is a view of the subject which may be well commended to the attention of the shareholders. Thu report to be presented at the meeting of the Victoria London Dock Company to-morrow is before us. The board congratulate the shareholders on the successful passage through parliament of the com pany's net, which authorises the purchase of the Steelyard, and the construction of docks and other works to the eastward of the dock now in progress, with an entrance from the Thames, at Galleon's Reach, and empowers the company to create 500,000/. of additional capital, besides conferring additional borrowing powers to the extent , f 166,00/. The line of the North Woolwich Rail way is to be divert-d to a position to the eastward of the dock, and vaults are to be constructed under the company's warehouses ou the jetties for the storeage COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANK-THIS DAY. Sul:wt.—The market is steady, and the public sale of 900 hhds. Cuba went off at previous rates. The refined market rather dull, but prices are quoted the same as last week. Brown lumps, 465. ; grocery, 465. Gd. to 481. 6d. COFFEE.—The public sales are progressing steadily at very full prices. Native Ceylon sold freely at 46e. to 465. 6d. TEA.—Prices are firm, with a limited business done. Rica.— 6,000 bags Bengal, chi, fly seconds, mere offered in public sale ; a part only sold at yesterday's currency, the remainder bought in ; 2,000 bags Madras sold in public sale at Ils. to 111. Gd., which was a shade advance. SPIRITII.—Rum and Brandy continue in good demand at full prices. . . Corrox.-400 bales sold yesterday on 'Change at fully previous rates. COL INEAL sold at 2d. to 31. advance yesterday in public sale. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet to•day, with bat little doing. SJlers are not pressiog their goods. Town Tallow is quoted 50s. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 515.; Oct. to Dec., 51s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--THIS DAY. Prime Meadow Hay, 959. to 1008 ; inferior, 8,5 a. to 905.; new, 50.. to 80s.; Rowen, 50.. to 551. ; Clover, old, 110 s. to 126, ; second cut, 955. to 110 s. ; sew, 75t. to 100 a. ; Straw, 28s. to 335. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) PEAL, TUURSDAY, 9.27 A.M. Wind W S.W., very fine. Passed.—Byron, from Matanzas, for London; Islander, from Barbados, for London ; Johann, from New York, for London ; Agincourt, from Jamaica, for London ; Index, from St. Kitt's, for London ; Roseberry, from Portland Bay, for Lon don ; Ann Isabella, from Rio de la Hache, for Lon don; Medora, from Havannah, for London; Reina, from Seville, for London ; Bremer, from Havannah, for Bremen; Four Sisters, from Shields, for Naples; Wilhelmina, from Girgenti, for St. Petersburg; Avance, from Lisbon, for the Baltic; Katherine, from London, for Calcutta ; Vila. from London, for Malta ; Waterloo, from London, for Sydney. Anchored.—Lord 0. Bentiock, from London, for Madras, rowing down. Ship Rajasthan, for Bombay, with troops, August 19th, all well ; brig Percy, from Newcastle, for Con stantinople, four days out, August 23—by the Islander, from Barbadoes. Sailed. -- Vanelose and Tehi, both for the river. THE CROPS IN GLOUCESTER AND HEREFORD.— The fine weather has wonderfully ripened the grain, and operations have been commenced large breadths of wheat and b irley. Should fine we continue, an im mense quantity of grain and spring corn will he secured in the course of a fortnight. The crops will be about an ave rage one in these districts, or raher deficient, as on all the clay lands the wheats are light in the car and will certainly prove anything but a heavy crop. In Gloucestershire, bow er r, the breadths planted with wheat are not very exten sive, whilst, on the contrary. the growth of barley has been much extended, and the yield this year will be very large and heavy. The crop in geuer.d pr >raises well. Around Tewkesbury the yield of wheat is deficient, but barley is a gond crop. The potato disease universally prevail.; so much so that scarcely a district can be named that is ex empt; in some places, they have decayed most rapidly. However, the tubers have attained a 'Brae size, and are not as easily affected by the decay of the haulms. The blight has also made its appearance in the crops of beans, carrots, and parsnips, the tops of which curl and dry up. The crop of beans, however, will be a good one. The hop yards promise well, and an average crop is expected. The fly has not made such destructive ravages as usual st this time of the year. The duty is estimated at 140.0001. BF:LEAST AND COUNTY Dow"; RAlLWAY.—Traffic for week ending Aug. 21,1853 ,—Passengers, 2101. 191. 11d.; sub-criptions, 271. 6s. 6d. ; goods and parcels, 371. Is. Od. Total, 2751. 13s. bd. Corresponding week last year, 9901 ss. 34. GL ttiGOW AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.— Traffic for the vrtek ending Augtpt 20, 1843 .—Painangerk &c., 4,7051. 25. 61. Corresponding weak lad year, 4,0991. 145.9 d. Increase, 1,6061. 75. 9d.