The Express. — London, England, 1853-09-10 00:00:00

JOINT STOCK BANKS. [THREEPENCE Exchange on London, 10.40. Bank shares, 1.385. The tendency of these three markets, as shown in the above prices, is downwards. The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the 3rd Sept., is as follows No. 165 h. I DINE& 1 Clowlig I Pd. mi., Buell:woo done l'aterday to &W. 22.500 . 40 1 Auotrolods .. . .. . all, 72 74 73 40 lard. Cul. asnit a i niti eo. lau , itijec, 20 . Uchida North American 1 a/I ' 40, 23 Chartered Bonk of Asia I 6 —die &LOW 20 'Chart. 11aLk of India, Ann tra and Cblna 2 oar kow 20,000 100 'Colonial .• . ::::: 26 ' ".- 25,01901101) t Corwactc:ll . 4 Landon 21 25,000 31 'End.. Scot., & Avert. Chart 10 diem 25.00 1 1 20 Lon. Chart. Bank of Aust 16 1 11 pm 16 10.000 60 iLondou and County 60,000: 60 London Joint Meek .. 60,04. WO 'L wdon and WwunlnWeri AI 10,0w 1 1 0 0 National Ito,. of England' 33 10.000 20 , Dn. New 10 10,00. 60 INatlonal of Ireland ... 214 33,073 2 2 Omuta Bank Corpotathieu all 47 49 x.OOOlOO Pr.koistelal of lrelvid 25 50 6.000 10 , Po. New ........ : . .• an 50" a Ilion! Awqrs/100 . " • I and Gold Imp. Oa 5,000 25 'South &wink, a_.. ... 20,001 25 'Union of Andaalla all 62 64 11,00 v 'lan. New. .. .. 60.uu0 51 . ) .11tIon of L . :Wadi.... . : ... 15.00 v, 411 ILalos of Madrid... . .... unku l . BANK OF ENGLAND.—Accom for the wock coding c q.t. 3, fig,• Nobe Imustl Debt £11.01. , .100 Other decarlU am 443 0 u:tl Coln en•l !halloo 16.1C.00 River Uulli•ni '.1.4440 - , V 0,162.640 , 11•211110 Proprlitorv'en,l.W Public Duroetillaclud. 3.634.6 Z V.acl.e4., Sze. lian Com' it.. of Xat.cwil Debt.. 6 d Uh. dcotxl 4,701„f44 Jther Deposits 11.017.313 , 6avatt-fas and 3thar :3111, 1.447,0391 r►anur. (.17e - tn7a . e . ot Poeurit l r, doelad. Ord Ifeeen Annuity) ..... ....... Cl 2 .777,17 d Otherdecwittee 14,54G,194 Notes ....... . ..... 7 e1.f..415 Gold and duvet Uoltv.. .337.428 tfA r ir.e...-/71:g....---/-e-c- • -.... C ......0 / 1 4...e... , e.. - 7 "-- ,12----.-r.-x wm...-1---e•otn--e ie 0,:0- - 4 - -1 7 ' . • : ---; 7.- ; -'. e I Ttt 44.„,...rxititli No. 2,200.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1853. _.._ --- - SHREWSBURY and BIRMINGHAM and IRELAND. SHARE LISTS. PosEitio itAILWAVa. JOINT ellltEWeltlVßY arol CHESTER MAILWAVII. Nee Committee of eharehnWani to to ammo= that the PIH.- ____ o ______ ....-.- 4 ,.____ tO 3 latwerp and Ron/Mani 11 II dill 90 3 Ilenlems to Gralesessac 1 dis par No. 6b. noose 0 tor on Act .',:etuation with to. Great Western Company will (no ELECTRIC Yet/mamma FRIDAY Rewires 5 3 belittaa Eastern Janenem 1 le e t st La:lT rEd . for t' ,e cot ..!er:Aurl and arreoral of the Ohre- II le Cbarleroi .ii Requelmee IN 14 •-• 1 4r..3.ae alertineed Compenie. at sPECIAL G NIA, STATE 01."11IE CORN TRADE. In the railway market to-day the fluctuation ‘s 1, - 110 Dijon and Beane= .. le 21 ma 22300 10 Aisetrateda . . te lc hooks se hams, tihrews•ory aad Chester. acne Royal DUBLIN, FRIDAY EVENING. on t was less gloomy. Stock, however, ale s Do. extension . - e 1 1 $ less extensive than that of yesterday , and the tone n a Dote* Rhenish._ ... .. 21 2 eta ~.. ,_ 40 Inet. eel. Bailie met, !, twat( r. on rVesDAY, Sept 13, at 2 e'e.oek p.m. precisely; • * 3 Pert beam •. 41 4pm 211 so* 50 .11ritish North Au he not o,n s b.un, at the Leaden Tams. Ilisbopeetatee We contirrie to have the most favourable weather elms •-ry 4 1.. he whole 'll supplied, And prices ruled lower than they left 5 s Groat maim, t . ...u,..-.1,. IL/ S OE 25 Chartered steak, arms, 114 .;••11. on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 14, at 2 o'clock p.m. pre- 1t54,000 20 iCeart. Dank of It for the b. t. There was a very quiet market at our still an*. .1.. r, hrdl-re in rtenur of the premed acialcarnatt .0 are off yesterday , the reduction being still maintained at la la Oreold JlMoDoll of !Nor , 11 21 ;a 20.00e400 IC= aa _ d 4 '.... b1 „ gerTh.tettly lame I to transmit their ;cozies by THIS DAY'S POST' Corn Exchange to-day fee all descriptions of foreign wheat. 1 ... 10 Grand Trunk of Canada 25.0001100 CorunterelafeeL w a s ... s , ' m a nor of It, LWespeake at Wole e taalaptaa an d nr ks e sr the close. Only needy buyers were disposed to purchase, 'hates sad noels 3 3 dig 01 25.00 e M ,Enc.. Scot., ot Ai Owl -By order of the Oonnal , tee. Moe ' • 20 8 ,Great Central of France._ 11 If pia A i i 3 a i L.a..l 7lamilton and . Tomato - -25. feet 20 Lee. Chart. Ban GEORGE WOOLCOTT, Stereo:try. even at a reduction of Is. on prices demanded last THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoeif. sae al II A. west. sf eaosla.Nhorr, 1 05 Me 10.0001 60 ILendea and Cour 15, Ftnektorhatt".•trart. Arklphi. Reid. io. 183 J. We havo no alteration on report iu the price The railway market is very 60,0eu: 61.1 , Lona= Joint Oto moo. no •1. *den mei W. ts s , mos will:, eadtlid to sow aa isprosy wile. .toe in , TUT ell heavy to-day, and Platoons p.Ct.Prof 1I Ms 10,00 'tou Natlocal Pros. co litreseo • tote ~..i. pony 1. ob en trausmoned to the Oteritory 1.. the Of new oats or here. Rapeseed must be noted fully Is. Do De . (Railway) . , 1 44 prices have experienced a further considerable redno- Sc la hasseseeeirs ... ... Cusp ...y tes lew than ony-dxht h ote. tefore the time appellate 1 cheaper. A few parr :I of new wheat brought 235. to 33e., li on, amounting in some of the larger stocks to 11. to 1 4 1 4 10.000 60 ?Nationale( Ire* ism isueese he au 'sine at which ouch prosy is to be teen. . ... If Il i Manj 23 Oriental Dame 0 NA I L Mace mono- Mot be f verwriel men an application to Mr. and of new barley 15s. to 17s. 11. 10e. per cent. London and North Western is at s 3 Do. (eaii . a... 1 1 veto too Provincial of Ire Week oft , N 0.112. Nut.. inaamnstrect, Adelphi. London. - me l ee nt quoted 1053 to #; Great Western, 833 to 1 4 I I Lyoci pmo me ou x an edi tee s / •••.: •••• II s 4,000 10 , Do. New ......_ - The prices of government funds farther receded today . yMidlantl, 613 to 65; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 20 T s lade 60,004 1 'Rent Amotranas IL KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, con- The decline, however, was trifling. Mire of Ince Man 71011.14 n i. sow OPEN ..t Me PORT- D GALLIUM. Itelleaneanei. Minette the P Ol 7 l, shah. owe/ da2 p Book stock WU also somewhat lower than the precious as ... ... ... .. 1 le sea II // / 713 to 72 ; London and South-Westerns, 40 to i; 11 31 19 Marta Actools... ... .. - - Caledonians, 3j, sellers ; and Dover., 191 to /. 710 .o Imo= & ilem (with ia.l 61 7/.. 16 le Sanborn of enact. 314 /131 3.5 I and Gold Imp. OW 25 ' South Awnalla 20,001 25 I Unlen of Amami S,ook. .1... 74fte. .. km, .1 alone( LeikaM swept sess l y,. e., naerynymko ONLY . from I i tat 3 and hewn 7 quotations. French shares are rather lower. Northern are to se Da. =l. 8 per c i s... isni, HAW, ko 1 Lalon of Madrid tel le ;on IrMsp, bonen 7150 moroloceshibotien tor granernes 1 -- -- •- • - - quoted 34 1 to 35 ; Strasbourg., 37 to 3 ; Paris and 6 " IL a Aral , " ' l `.) 14 14 3 14 emeie. nsa claar p .ol at , 2 ,.. 6 .. a1aa ;4 2 4 4 4 . 11 42 4 . 4a6 ,, 1W1' "e p aa DT. ‘ ll.amen, til • b ' is d adm s, ined f lab n we 'll by s GREAT FIRE AT SL'OTT RUSSELL'S SHIP L • you, 17 to 3 ;perm. to all leovereseinTrase Preke. 81 S 10 141 Paris awt Lyene ... .. 171 171 gm 27e • Mew LeMbe. AdlAbobiall, Is. YARD.-(TWS DAY.) ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. 20 20 Parte and Orleare ... .. 49 151 ifONE 10 i' Vieseaditeuon ... .. 43t 41; OR AUSTRALIA sad the COLONIES.-Light, tor .o. aid enn.l4.• ROOFING.-CROGGON'S PATENT The meat extensive senat.s it MOWING lELT le perketly hapervkwas to rake, mow, P ISATURDAY, 11 A.M. 66. rd. conflagration that has occurred Ran.weve. Chiang Prism eslas toditY 20 2, ?arts and P:rieheerr .. 37 174 1 Yesterday. 1- St. 100 Melissa • .. ... .IIS 27 to 2 p.n. lO 4 Perle,Daresadelerhisure 4 5 enk 101 10 5 olden and Itielunond ... - - die 371 - The English steel ens from. eal ke. been nowt lvf • koor tend 111100110 =WWI" 111 In the metropolis for a considerable time put, broke out es 8; 4.,.., 0r . g 0t f . ..,, 'r „,.. 0. 1 120 ! Some mid Havre ....305 111 Mi steadier in character as e ntamo. ;•• ~ • Inn the timber no deed tor Asko; ean be til.l on .., ___ ._ between .. _ 12 and 1 o'clock, and at the present ant sit Jusgalon ... 45 41 M ,SD 0 Royal Denials 5Pa 41 MO fent f-ciaie be tuna to lard penman PRICE 117. r. PENNY sow morning iss all Inges.Wolv. &fteiners:4ol 9i 111 6 2 Royal Swedislk lent ent.ll4V. I WT. OneconAs Mew NottremgDuCTlNG rest hour is far from being extinguished. Property valued at 81 It Sirken..,Lan. r utthealtin. 10 BCa ... se vow earl Co n at i 2 .1 10 4 Do. 51 per t. Prefer. - - far from strong appe be con''''e ' te val bailers sad Idr a awn ' 21 3.'" ant of fl ' l * - sesey thousand pounds sterling has already teen reduced err all Do.Chea&Birk..selA2ll.C.: 13 3Ws A . 1 'out * Fern of Prance 1 Ipm than those current at ewe. erel wentenedale vest by post on applican= to CIIIMIGON t 2 151 Do. do. eo. :01...1 4 3 di. inSIS , ., 2. 1.14)%0 1 1461.411L1., LONDON, who 3..) lowly 51111. to ashes, or rendered comparatively useless by the action of se. lOU Om " 664 new ... . - - id A 6 muthern of France 44 51 pm tieing for the rise seers bate riiiNti re? and INGDOInet'S Pelt brume walls and lining flames, amongst which are one or two splendid iron ships st. lee Clakeionlen ... - ... 641 611 63 4 ili, 2e. Upper IndioSerip los ewe- to egealboe the temperatare. I' all Chester sad Nolybeed . 19 20 194 8 1 , all "feet Amster, 4 41 lying on the slips.lo I. 770 6} per Cent. Prefer. - - die in well-iuformed quar SO • all Cash and Basics ... .., IS 19 viitE at the OUTTA PEItC/IA WORKS- The premises in which the disaster cemnsenceil belonged ll 4' DOM' sal liellastlw..... ' 2 3pm id 10 lo v.lown oot e: ...• di bi Ow ' and disorganisation k REoVEPTION of MOHNEN. to Messes. Scott Russell, the well-known ship-builders, car. 13 all Dustier, fath,a.tdahm-j 10 1 Jr *Mead toltaerland.. 1 1 die 20 1 9 Zealand n 21 the army now occupying ''ls.• 4VITA I'LIICII A t 011141213 beg to Inform their Cartemers Tying on business at Poplar. The premien on flee at one deem Janette& ... ..., 114 9 25 an Jam I 3 61 6 whilst seeming to sea Ow robots ll wl ham 110 : 41 7 3351 D the noattrooDwo °I time may be enumerated : the erecting cho p., the pattern ITIANG, eti Mir, *HAM. 110UND end le. MT BANDA, CHAMBERIS all DitiMil R dEL 1 3 4 •31 ad 111 Izd punctilio, will be or makers' factory, the mould lofts, the carpenters' shop., the 80 au o .. daaa oaahha r . 1 7'. ise Viesettln, GALVANIC BATTERIES, ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH . ,_. MINES. WINE. re , . ho , alUitnles, the engine and boiler house', the pointers' shop, Rt. 100 g, stern Cake, Os; s, • , 4/ 49 terms of arrangemen Noese.rmei FANCY ARTICLES are elm la the slips on which tarns of the Teasels were lying, and Nero - 15 of (late ILO. Sh.) ... ____._ powers of Europe. radii, , e 1.. stlotreowd as previnsely to the 01M T ATFIVIIA nil other building., the names of which cannot at present St. IN DO. slew D too C rrl2t. • 33 55 33 3 OGIPANY, PAO:STEM, Is, nEmay.untao. eury.ROAD, oe learned. These premises covered an immewe arca of ot. IN Erg Lezeashire .. . 701 71} 701 FRIDAY EVENING. There has been rather more business to-day in are parties who mgr. continued warlike pet LONDON. ground, and the beat from the fl ames was co intense that lo all O.& W.I. LleadelkeraJa - - home mining shares. The heavy dividend stocks press a belief that the sr. 100 lEdlottrargh mot 2 - ..4et •ow . 71 73 the firemen's kilmeis were on several of the min com- 10 16gai ri e .si j e m a p 4,14., - - remain in good demand, but otherwise the market its strength, will ass QOUNI) sod WHITE TEETH are not only India- plctely shrivelled on their heads. ft. Itso adlnotirme Perth,Dan !eel 27 29 presents no feature of much novelty. The sales re- spective of this politici 1.7 }.sway flu' , :•t" " • Phaslatrestwrlew in both wore , hot 1 1 -11 The eremite, nutter the superintendence of Messrs. Braid- :e. WO G:serne & tionthWestern j - - ere Mae • Y 'E. ' 44 . l6lll nOugh 11 'e as • "'ilia steely 63•41eir s woo l , F ego, and Connort-n, are making every exertion, 2 .,. 1 03 Great Nor th ers ... 179 81 ad 79 if ad 6 , a, .. ~, ...of health maevity. Arwood the now.= primal-31 ported are West Providence, at 46 ; Great Wheal share values. It WM the money market is c and when this report was written the powerful stenm en- e l . lee Ds* A, 6163 a o. / a, 52 Altr.ll, 241 ; Alfred Consols, 204, 21 ; East Basset, tin.' '..ye 1 foe th. Punnet. RoWLANDo' ()DON 10 or ln. titt. R. 100 Do. 11, Stock ... 129 170 ad Dem 1 0.L...'E etc .1. uctrinnel in rradicatleir all tarter and con. eine and several others were in active operation. Ther e , 8...1 00 o, Bo , d w aam i a ,., 104 lie .. 49; Lewis, 111, 12; Sisay Park, 9,3; St. Day Bank of E n 'and vela r. ~....1 • do , . tSareall.llee sr Musters tots" rnatnelledeurfoce, however, appeared no danger of any further extension of se. Ka Or sot m ulsra ... .. 14e gni ;; ell }sod eci.r, -as et incipient dean rendering the gess fine end red, the destructive element, but many hours must elapse before II II Irish South Elm ten • 7 74 United, 3,35. 6d. crease in the stock of bow the tine City is their rackets; and, from Ito arronstx Mehl- the ruins can be rendered perfectly safe. SO all Lissom= asdCulude lO3 107 fie gold milling shares were generally flat, assisted in checking t sane , ..e., on ',IMMO'," vied parity t s the breath. Pries 21. *Leer T h . fi rm was inured in tho following offices and for the 1 6 1 lill Do . TAM" ... ... - 17 1 8 Plel to._ Cauteon.-Thewordse "Rowlands' Odeon," ..= co the Lbel. and 77l ts although closing a shade above the worst quotation Console opened 961 "A. Reeled and Seas, as, leatteugarden," en the guveriatient undermentioned , • am. unts • -the Sun Fire Olice 1 4 5001 • 111 ' I" talllibin lad Y•Tkablv 724 12 1 ':' ' ' 111 f IS Dia NAM ... 51 51 his 101 of the day. At lour o'clock Colonial Gold were as good " 97 for d epresse dthe stens. Aoki by them nod kg &miles and perfumera. the Atlas, 29,0301. ; the Globe, 25,6001.; this Pineoix, 1 4 . lie Do . Wpm f e k a iwe 'C riaa s e 3 quoted 9-16 to 11.16 prem.; Great Nugget, 3.16 to ono time t( 10.5o00.; the West of England, 15,0501.; totnl, 92,0801. 50 all Ueda Northern ... .. 141 13 " 14$ 5-16 prem.; Port Phillip, 7-16 to .5-16 die.; British was 961 to „- for cash, --- The shove amount, it is teased, is considerably under the 11$ 114 looduaand Lioakwal _ 1114 85 ad 84 ad THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT BY THE FALL- actual loss. 10 7 Lom.,Tilbury,* Becalmed le 11 on Australian , 7-16 to 5.16 die • Nouveau Monde, /to 3 fer books of Reduced !NG OF A HOUSR IN THE STRAND. At present nothing can be learned as to the origin of the et. 100 Lon.,Belehteenill. Coon 99 200 St.lloo Wades Or Neeth-Wed. 1061 1071 991 k ,,,,f 355 , prom. ; Agua Fria, ito „ prem. South Sea Old Annul O.her mining stocks were neglected. Metcalfe dividend : those of ....__...._ disaster. 114 0 24 Do. Mites . . ... -- pa ite ANOTHER DEATH.-niQuEsT ON VIE BODIES - -- t 9 s Do. stuae.,i.rei idol I I Is 4_ THIS DAY. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. Bt. toe Landon ai ewatia-sesetem 81 82 SO 115 Des. Cl s ... ... .. 10 9 its t 1 SO were quoted at the close 1/ to 2 prem. only. Ica- Cents. and Bank Ste perisl Brazilian and United Mexican were both A official business repo Mr. Langham, deputy-coroner for Westminster, at at es De.. sio _.., .. _ 8 7 worse. Console , for money, 25 all Londonderry & Coleratoe 11 IS Thenominal closing prices of new undertakings are 13th Oct., 97, 963, I ten o'clock orer.ed an inquiry at the Vestry-hall, Pickett PLYMOUTH, SATURDAY, 10 A.M. U all Loodeadrey*Enntekalen 18 20 street, to areertaM the cause of the death of 11 .bert Thump- Her Majesty's sloop Harlequin, 12, Commander Sc. tee wsese„reter,aute:Oes. 22 24 221 11 as follows :-Mizen /to 3 dia.; Lewis Hill (shut), 9i 1 , ~, 4 , with NO, Sarah Thompson, and George Dunn, the three unfor- Wilmot, from the west coast of Africa, is reported in e s t. 10 1 l u ra nd "'" U " l • " la ' 65,4 - 674 tof 453441 ad Rear, sto A per share ; Head , o l logne Lead, It 3 die.; Quarter per Cents., 1( _ ... •• . 0 tunste persons who were killed by the fall of the beetling the Sound. St. 100 Do.Birsrana . Dee 31 39 xd Clarendon (ofJamaica), /to I prem.; Britannia Gold, Exchequer Bills cot N ‘) . tar Strand, on Thursday last. George Itnere, the DEAL, SATURDAY, 030 A.M. SO 471 MILO. s e5t.1110)... ... --- .. to par . I °dia. Bonds foreman of Mr. Leer, the builder, having died this morn- Wind S. by W., fresh. uu 1 Ditto Half sharer... ... - St. 100 Iffewrnarliet .. ... 53 55 it o ;per share ; New Linares, par to 1 prem.; New Souta Wales Coal, a to . 3 die.; Metcalfe (of Ja- imp being recorded at - - King's College Hospital, the inquiry was extended leg ILLAnchored.-Seringapatam, from Hartlepool, for es st Do. Bu !nested= . 11 pm mica), 1 - 3 to 2 pm. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica), 4to 4 Foreign stocks rem , to his case. Aden. * 17 MewportA 4 3 dis Si 7 I emery and tenwasoe, 25 S pm. , L'Aigle d'Or, .-,'; to 3 die.; London and Virginia • in prices. Spanish vi sir. Bodkin, the barrister, instructed by Mr. Pringle, Passed.-Tonka, from the north, to the westward •; of a u i g e „ T yse arre .p c s,u,g.. $ 83 rather better thanyesti Gold and Copper, „ dia. to 5 prem.; Mount Carbon appeared to watch the cue on the part of Mr. Lucas, the Ilindostan , from Newcastle, for Genoa ; brig Lelia, p 3. 11 M0 L 1Z . 114 „; .. ... ... . 30 52 ad 514 09 ad Coal. /to a die.; Kenmore , par to ' pm • • Lake supported. At four I • . builder; Mr. Holdrich, solicitor, for Mr. Abraham, the from Saraoilla, for Loudon ; schooner, 10th Oct., " ... ... .. - - MI M Northers Conatka Take 51 3 dim Superior Copper, 1 dig. to par ; Jamaica Copper, 1/ to quoted 254 to 264. ; sarveyor ; Mr.„Ford, of the firm of Rogerson and Ford, from Barcelona, for Hamburg ; Elizabeth, from a:. 100 'North Britt= ... ... .., AI SE • 304 1 2 prem .; Connemara, 4 die. to par; Glenaulin 2 . to p S anish Deferred, 22 Lincoln's•inn-flells, for Messrs. AV. H. Smith and Sun, the London, tor Quebec. 111 16 North Dean, No. 1. .. a le I ell Do. s A Deterred.- 14 2 3 eils. • Monarch, Ato L dia.; Australian Mut ual,ei tificates , 6to 6' pet Sailed. - Anna Mar aretha , from London • for owners of the aoljoining vacant space of ground ; and Mr, g . r 8 a no. ell Guaranteed 7 74 to 1 die .; Australian LC .. 11100114 3tO 5 dia.; Charte 23; ditto Defcmd, Isaacson, t,:o vestre-clerk, on the part of the parish. Sydney; Rapid, from Trieste, for Bremen. of us North Outdo? 'shoo DO all North Wooers $ 111 Australian Land and Mining, 3to 4 per share; Mel- Belgian Four-and-a-1 The jet, - haring v:ewed the bodies at King's College le 10 North &Sonde WaltUnne. 15 24 pm bourne Gold, sto 1 per share • Golden Mountain, change, 25f.). Braz Hospital and inspictecl the ruins, the following evidinco ft. toe oxford, Wore., ft Holy, 45e ii6e 451 Bonds, 102;. Dutcl A RUSSIAN MtvISTER IN AMERICA. ISt 100 1 +con .-h Cerol.al ... 64 5 • ditto Four ner woo adduced: St .00 [Moth= Midland ... . 62 64 die. ; Poltimme, :-, die. to 4 prem.; Lacklmor Cop- , ' - - st. ter 'Serowe.* 1-lren . ... ~ 61 in Granada On e Henry Calder, 22, Lloyd's-row, Clerkenwell, the brother We see it reported t h at M. Bodisco, the Russian at 100 I Uo. LAN.W.Guar.Fte 67 C 9 per, 3 die. to par; Sue River (of Jamaica), sto of M r ,. South Tonmp.on, identified the bodies of his sister coupon, 22. hlexica minister, has unit. rtakeo to meas . ., a Washington news- ll' S Shrewsbury and Hereford 11 1 11. ad i. prem. ; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 to 03 die. ; and Me Itob..rt 'i toonpsoa. Mrs. Thompson was agedditto for account, Sept pap: r, after the fashion of St Petersburg. We hope he ell a : sweeatery as, . ko. . British and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, par to about 11, snit :Ir. Thernmem 49. The witness also identi- Moe. Walls.) -. 18 20 will have "a good time." This reminds us of an incident „„ Cents., 14 A. Span fled the eole of George Dunn, n2ed 21, shopman, and will L op". ; New South Wales Gold, „I die. to par ; we hare heard related of this gentleman in the earlier days W • V, , 1':' 1 4, 8 1° ,4,"..,•;• -••• t i 10 0 ,4 Cents ., VI ') • the he LW nothing :0 coy as to the !ac ' s except that he hr and o f his mission . ndon and Liverpool Auetralian Gold Mining and -.' e' - ' Some years ago he was puling over the ee set , I sie,e easen ....: •I t / lts t/ cen•. Swedish Four his hro.her-ind.ow ( , he deceased), the day before, say that heStreaming, par to I prem.; Rhenish Charcoal, Rochester and Syracuse R a il roa d , on an excunion to el IS Derbe ... ... : 18 28 ad did not think the house was safe. l ron, Loan 91. Niagara, with a party of friends. If we remember rightly, St 100 Sou th Saotern ... ... . 69 671 .., 65 1 ISi and Steel, par to 3 prem.; Lignanea (of Jamaica), 1 ' Wm. S•rirson. , I, of Lower Charlotte - place, carpenter, it was Lis wedding tour. When the train n ached .. 50 . 3 2 ~......awant , 4 5 ‘...,,,5'e5. LI •••;., - 36 , 4 , „al a,' dis. to par; Garnett and Moseley, 15 to 2 prem.; Money today was ideneei il the boil% of the deceased George Howe, the clerk, Syracuse, an attache', or secretary, or something, took '''" '" i'"'"`" • '''''`'''-'' ''"''. '"° '"" ""' the discount of first c or torso n, to Mr. Lucas, he ass about hity years of age. is all 'Stockton Si Harlin-ton 26 3e Parkwyn and Carwaleick Tin, 1 dia. to par; Obernhof, a fancy to quarrel with one of tits men employe I shout Is Itv Mum * dotiamoUneenasik 21 31 3 in a few instances, as J org e. f I , 'e,..: i s 11, Phonographist, stated that he resided 1 to 3 prem. ; South Devon Consols, 3 to / per share ; the depot, and, with the insolence of a petty official, 21 il7 Tale of Neetb ._ _ o k 5 15 13 rate has heen general .at No. 1"t, S•i•ed, Colt, last quarter eay, but now reeided roieed his cane and struck him. The man was cob nit to 20 Ise Wateeford ze.,: Wilkensy.. 5 8 Great Cambrian Mining and Quarrying, s " to 3 prem. ; at 201, Heikent-street, he knew Mr. and Mr. Thompson, as take justice into his own hands, but the felluw claimed tin w all • Mattered and Limenek. 1 80 32 Chancellorsville Freehold Gold, par to 3 prem.; cases still higher rates 114 ilv elioptnan, 6,orge Dunn. the protection of his master end lis suite, who, of course, to 14 Weft Cornwall 94 10 Cumberl .nd Hematite Iron Ore, par to 3 prem.: It is understood the The C von. thought the evidence as to the death of the all to di his pert, and supp toed their diplomatic charact?r °"' ta II Wimbledon and Croydool - - have to-day been with 20 all West Condon ... . d - - Great Crinnis, par to 4 prem.; Port Hunter and deceased snout , ' he completed before any facts were guns would enable him to Wet off with impunity. Mr. Smith, . y W est London _ mission to Russia. Moreton Bay Coal, par to 3 prem.; Ea s t Indian into co ri the homer of the accident. the conductor and agent, immedian ly waited on the er. 100 I York,Neweestiesa.zotea! 67 68 zd 661 7ad also continue. Oil tl Mr Thomas Kiel, 42, Norfulk.street, Strand, surgeon, minister in the car, .toted the cove, and civilly but firmly 15 30 1 Do. no, 'own . nne ~ 1 8 71 do xd 12 z d Iron, Is. to 2s. per share. eepo•rti t.. having been called on Thursday morning, be- ' remarked that such an unprovoked outrage could not 33 iln no.s.s.r.renov... - .. 21 21 „MI _ gold, of moderate an to:en had , past eight sod nine o'clock, and first saw Mr. b e tolerate d here ; and wound up by expressing the hope St' 115 . 1 rarba 66 blinlb Mi , nead 33 4 3% ad 534 21 ad Bank for purchase. Theatre n after he hod been taken out ; afterward. SSW Mrs. that the minister would end the business, as he easily -.- THIS DAY.-Two o'Croex. In the market for 1 Thotersor. t kken out of the ruins; they were both dead. could, by apologising. The minister smiled. Apologise ! was not much variati The gold mining shares continue flat, with little He del not elie.ly examine their birdies at the time, but had Did Munsieur le Con aueteur know whom he was L 1747.8 LEAPED AT PI e leD RENTALS. The e • }lief feature w. dons eo sine-, h... , leund that Mr:. Thom oson's features were ad a,, es i ese ?It was M. Alexander Bedew°, ambassador ft. Me illestiageien.Wra 'laws! business. Colonial Gold are quoted 3to - ,'i prem.; Hamburg, Paris, d .11) pale bet not at all distorted, and there was not the slightest of the Emperor of Russia I Mr. Smith coolly replied Ito laindooltN.lnesten:,,; 103 103 Great Nugget, Ito 3 prem.; Nouveau Monde, 5-16 and Trieste were math abrasion of the skin of the face. The body was in no way that if he was the Emperor of Russia himself, he was 30 50 Ca• *Mak Jur aon . ashleted, note was there any fracture of the limbs, Tres entitled to an apology ; end he added thee, until he got it, (leaned toCeledoniart) ; 511 f 34 to 7-16 prem.; and Agua Fria, 11-16 to 13.16 prem. burg ruled at 3141 to • awe of ilesth was self mistime The countenance of Mr. that train would stop where it was, in the Syracuse depot - - 7 . E. 100 11141KLuiCandalrear ep.Ct.l (Mee to Gt. No:Parte 149 131 Australian Agricultural shares have declined to 30 noted a shade higher. Thompson presented a very livid appearance , • "Me Ran - Grent was the indignation of the circle when this audacious 25 15 Gleassetar re Dew. Fonot Messrs. C. De Muri Sty of bl nd and mucus Wetting from the mouth. The U 0417 spe. ch was translated all round it, and it was found that (lewoodtooOreatoire• r ; '1 33 32 ; Peel River are quoted 3to 3 prem.; North Hombre and Son, ha ins not mutilated. diplomatis prne. (dings were iso suddenly brought to a 11l ail [tartlet:tool Dock Is Alder.. British Australasian, 5 die . to par.; and Scottish The evidenee NS the deceased Dann was similar. stand still. T. nible oaths were sworn at the conductor, (lewd to Ye.N.4t Bee.). - - of the New l'eruciar Mr. John Whittaker, of King's College Hospi al, proved the railroad, the company, the country, she-everybody, le a, le 50 Ralleieelby(llfeethellie 110 111 zd 111 101 ad Australian Investment, 11 to 1 - 1 prem. Clarendon are now ready for del that the death of George Rowe resulted hum the injuries but, as they were all in Russian. they did not hurt anybody _ - -- )6 'l , shares rltte) I 53 3zd .. 121 121 De. *bum ditto,- 27 25 ad Console 3-16 to 5-16 prem. Deferred Bonds. he had suoained. " I order this train to go on," wand the envoy extraor - le4 me bauese and Grogew M. The General Court Jams. Loden, police-conarahle 28 F, depend to wit- nam awl minister plenipotentiary, steppieg out on the plat- Oared to Smut Vattern) 141 141 Ckam il Dada., of the Bunk of Engl merry the Pill 41 the house ; and • carp nt. r name 4 Wil- form. The passengers stared. Bystinden winked at each 211 20 Ditto Prearram ( lluojl 20 27 o I Jortece dam hams pave • ;miler testimony. The latter, in croonexasui- other. The little popcorn sod candy boys opened their St MO Loweetoft Onar.MuCent. i sto. 'Miami . _ Monte. Paid. Yesterda y, to . ds y. the 15th instant, to c nation by Mr. linwLins, said that the state of the house eyes wide at the man with the long beard, and thought he ae. t 6 eee . time 6 ire= to Noefolk) 'l6 98 ad 1 o er; . .1 Arca Tr% . ...„.... -- - ---'-' The torn market . en s Is orn had bees. the eulneet lit conversation before the accident. most be crazy. But the train did not budge an inch. " I 4 •, -- a n 14,,,b.,5,,,, t ,,,,a P a t i 0c kt ~,,,..-t, 1 ?Anglo Australian Gold oa fm a p ar the whole, notwithsl It was coneiderell to be iu an unsafe state, and order this train to go on," repeated M-Boilisco, bring. - Owed to 1...&N.w.aid.) 8 31 3 n •,...- • i. r leinak C'alif demo several labouring men had spoken to him on the subject on tag his cane vehemently down on the platform, by way of 51 au illidimbee and ir.0.... 10 .tA....nese.. , .., - ... the preeious Tusday. emphasis. -No result. 'lle smoke curled lazily up (Wised to &mkt& Dark - - 40 l eou 3 Do. Coal Main 1 1 1 die would have had to be &teeth Stmliouer, n, Lloyd's-row, Clerkenwell, the from the locomotive, and the fir -men and engineer 100 all i 'Mel„....al leralaord(MmlL) , 103 1.0 id '.: -...-- SO +Australian . ruse girl who escaped, stated : I was a waistcoat maker leaned beck on thw wi.od pile to enjoy the fun. For- 11,0 50 I learteernaraetern6 parer (le=ss e at. eoonto, al - - relee;,. I Aastmlianilesillteee 100,000 1 Matrallaa Ymeh.attl With Mrs. Thompson, lad was in the house at the time tunately at this moment a Woshington acquaintance, 60 ell Do. 5 per co (do.) 43 63 ad 500... 1 Ase Marts. all 4 die was taken. n float of the accideut. I was in the kitchen about a guar- who happened to be on board, came out and undertook 16 23 ,ProviterraWyra(lesa. Inn 20,040e 1 olttiOah AutraUsek Gold all IMa ported. Importers ter to tight,. and heard • very alight crack. It pro. to explain American customs to the ambassador . A long I &N.WeetAiLanedliVere --. 20,0t.0 2 3 143ritiehiros 13. 5 5 seeded from jest where I was standing close by the pave- colloquy ensued in some foreign termite, which nobody un- ai IS '(Otto} shares (ditto)... - - 10,01.a0 SS titraalno.(takat.s! pa 244 34 4 confidence that the p Rent. I had heard Mr. Th 'amen say before the h -e r e - e ull n 35 derstood . The upshot of it was, however, that a handsome eta 100 Upson and INtehlailose. antuo 30 Do. Otelle aad Coelho al! 2 S greater briskness in tl Ito loire-t Northern .„... 147 149 11,000 20 Do. M. Jolin Del Bey IS 31 st The sixth call of 21 not e.f3. When I heard the crack I got clamed , sod and courteous apology was tendered and received-the I Oth Do. alwereth Flock 147 149 cola on. 1 Cersoa's CITA 1 I rib tar thee% aty.elf down into the v...ult, the cud cell tr. -Le !mom minister adding that his ignorance of the language and cue- is 94 dentESNEttedehire(leaeol ~ l'• r•'•• 40 Ootkre Copper .... ..... at' 41 45 Austrulusian Pacilic 1 as 1 recovered I got to say feet and heard a now ilk o thus. toms of the country had led him into a mistake. The t • Mr. li•Cletwa. . ..... . 11 Of dio itte,oui. s /Colonial LAM I 1 I pas the Ist October. der. e v e of the ruins fell upon me, but they blocked up whistle wadded, the hell rang, and away went the train, 3 6 60 Wear Veils 6 P• Mrs. - .. 0010 0 00 l5 104 ILi the door by which I went ai, b 0 that they made the photo tarrying two or three wiser people out of Syracuse than it 1525 ( lssacd Dl t t ' to " Ditto. 4r. : 31 - 31 33 0 . 0 0 e •t• +o6Prer Miners of Eng. al 33 63 8,000 26 +Do. Fret 7; pereem. all 111 71 pee Hamburg letters sums in gold had age tempi. al, dark. I was there about an hour and a half brought in half an hour before. It is barely possible that , ° ..i - - al M.. 100 Ovate *Sow --s..s. t! we d '....,,k Si. 6 4redureAtiatraOre.oo t o r all 2 le die altree. , ,..r. Toe witness deposed to the other circum- 1.1. Bodiseo's labours with the press may terminate in a 1 to Great Weeteron.„... 101 103 .Grest Nugget Vein sit 51 pm fur transmission to Si Mincer, as presiewily ucertaissed. similar way. After all, it is the education, not the man, -4-....-_ loo,ese 3 I De. He emeed - - of further remittance Is reply to the jury the said-I did not hear any men that is to blame. &I. Bodisco is a eensible and aecom- Same 211 faceeral ermines that moniteg when 1 heard the crack ; part of the sweep,. PRETHRENCE 7 2. O O O Grand Duchy of kiLdet all 4 die par fished gentleman, as such things go in Ruseitt Therell.o.* Great Polgootb all 21 2 die at date, and the q wall had been taken down where Mr. Thontron was stand- L. St 1 100 Aberdeen requirements would be treated AS perfectly reasonah'a sciee , abee.wen No. ,7 rer Ct ,- -100,00 e, Lake Batman' all I 4 die marks, whilst for Ru ice. Ib. aid Mr. 1 h''ulltantt say that ba st° 6l d require to , sail proper. Persons go and stop, at the bidding of high St. I ten Brietol * lex, or i per CI ; 103 105 60,00. !Many all 5 dis. Me the damage he ho Id suet from the 1 roe she= ---4 la l l - 1•-- - 1" 61 the diplomatists. Here, however, high diplomatists oftener St., 1110 Oaledoolaello ... ....' 104 le6 9,601 4Liaares party mai, and Mr. Abraham said he would speak to Mr. come and go at the bidding of the press.-Aairny Evening Illt I'S Cisecar met o dyhead ... 19 90 50,ttoe loLdecierCalitorn G a m sent to London, and I. Smith about it. I did aut hear Mr. Abraham express any J osanta i. 611 ell •Coork and Sea-lon . I - - Duarte Crashhmne.. all 6 1 1 also been sent to $ fear about the hou-e coming down. 1111 all ,Dandee, Pena, and Abe , 100,000 Slaridoita 10,000 I MextettaltatAnnerloan 9 71 that this last remitter, - _ --- ---- - Eels Jusenon ~. ... 44 is The witness Striniptua was then recalled, and stated he I le ii - New Gran oda ... was employed on the works under Mr. LUCAS. The work FATAL Ouse ACCIDENT.-A sad accident occurred i 1 i De. 66. (31.), per ee. .„ a 200,.000 Nouveau Monde was coins! ois in the sewer of the house that has fallen. on Sunday morning last at a place called Bank-end, in the I; 2 'Do. de. (71.173.17 per C ut la pas 50,000 1 Nova Scotia Wining end use of Russian ail s lht ingairy was !All! proceeding when we went to press. parish of Mimeo Nottinghamshire, to Mr. John Jackson, ~ m Reet.o.e.r-t..,,5 I. c a Nel il,llsoadlf pm ad Copper Smelting 5-- Ms Money was each( r ti; 150,000 Port Philip et .ie iss I Ixa It appears that Mr. Jaekson left his house at about seven In 1 . , DO ' 2i 4.,,,.. 47 4,,,H Cea.- 6 -... i. e . 20 , 2 1 e ne,1411 , Quart, Rock. all 1 dls it pm THE IYEATHER TABLE. o'clock in the morning with a double-barrelled gun, fur the I? I . 11 . 4 "*."-e• W e ir,: 1 :,*. el I 26 1 10,110 I +Rh ymney Iran 70. U ., SO Mining° de Cuba all - - Ref SI 41 were also inactive. France had subsided urpose, it is supposed, of scaring away crows from his own ' i " I Dim a s% 34 664 saw .., - _ 50,00.• I Smith Australian all I die per SATURDAY, SIPTEMORY 10, 1853. lad; and in getting through a hedge in a field some die- lit. IMAMS Ilkalliena perGein 11l 126 aill 116 ad koori 10 lan Croft 'l' : teats of the Wea th er at each et tee toile Ile Al be - WI- •--"-- lance from his home one of the barrels exploded, and the St 104 1 0..3 p ee oast. &trip, Ssini 40,174 Meat +United Mexican all 31 4 21 purchases could not at la me o'clock : t•terday morning. The deuces arel welter contents entering the unfortunate man's head just under Minable at 1 n p o et. pet 119 111 ad 111 104 ad 1 , 7 4: 9 6 0 5 I Wag Guam. out 1 I die arrow ' on enter II lalitUde. the right jaw, he was killed on the spot. His body was die- M /coo .% per cent. seep Pm S &a rot i ornoe-N. ; Gentle Breeze ; Overcast. covered at about five o ' c l oc k k the same day partially in •44 64 02111k&Weetrn(1)Bigktba 81 I I 14 1 toineloe 1 Wee, Marteene all die Russian ports. Cofft ton, 1 Tuns 60 11 10Welt.Bensstlantnezbee 171 sequence of the favor Fa Lai..fuss-N. ; tiantle Brews; Partially Cloudy. di tc h. near • hedge in which his gun was en ta ng l e d , one of et . IN D0.0.0. f id,...4f inst. 103 tee t Transferable by stamped deed. OACZNWICSI-Calm ; Overran. t0...1ex.. ea ndi On nIIII ....... ~...... 24. Pd. Ran.wves. l I Yesterday. to 3 p... IL 100 Abenlasaa ... ... . . 1 IS 27 20 0 ; Amt.* .., Nott?...s., C,. , •.0. , ma 'Luc JUSatio7! ... 43 41 2 2 tn .0 211...Wolv.tfiksarYiril 9i 10 $1 11 Eirkim,Lan.,:-Cheadun. 10 BCa 31 al: Do.Chen&llirk.3el,22ll.C.: 13 HI di. 33 181 Do. do. :AL 301...1 4 3 di. at. 100 Waal and Imam ... . —id St. 100 Oalitionne ... ... . 641 63 4 S' all dame and Hnlyboad l9 20 193 SO all COTY and Banda' ... , IS 19 $1 4' DnbUta nal Dellastlun. , ' 2 3 pm id 33 all Mader, Path, Abor-j dacmJanetias ... - , 03 9 IIal: lam • I 3 SI 8 all DittOV E and 14.4- 1 3 4 30 all Esters Genntlas -. • 12 1 ' 3 3 z 2 ill 1 241 Rt. 100 1414111111akwe 01..: 4 ._ 47 49 241 IL t eL) ... . 1:4! i'' . 614,4 11 D 211 i C , 'tb 33 13 33 3 I at. 100 Eat Lazcashira .. . 701 713 703 8 4 all 12. * W.I. Daa.l3lkrea...l6 St. 100 11419141141119.4 C'a.•,;344 . 71 72 10 11,11311ntr_rsh sr.d Pueblo} — St MO 3141nOursu,Porth,Lan .e , } 27 29 :.t. WO Glasgow k tionthWastarn } 103 Groat Norther. ... I 79 $0 zd 79 11/ id 6:.:00 Do. A, 26xth .......6 0 62 31 E. 100 Do. B, Stunt ... 129 tCO zd 11`..106 OS-South. and Wint(ly , 105 Do „ St. 167 Omit Wcrtero ... 843 351 „ ail Izd 13 11 DM South Elaine 7 7 80 all Lamar** mad Carlini lO3 107 161 111 Do. Ml.& . . 17 18 po 21.1100 Inmeshire sad Yorkablic 734 723 111 11 193 12 Da.lllths .. .11. . .. SI 61 101 14 . 111 Do. Wiwi Illuisg . l.irtion 31 3 „ 80 all Ueda Northern ... l4l 13 143 113 111 lordunand Liaakwal - Ili IA Id 84.4 10 7 Lom.,Tilbury,*Soatlmmi 13 11 pm St. 100 Lon._ ,Prlrlstam.h.. Caw 99 490 991 1tt.11 20 Linden h Neeth-Rek 1063 Me tvui 3 31 111 1 21 Do. FIRM -. ... —— pm 123 10' 1 Do.Sluab„ll.endfLiCl 1 1 11 I IL , 1 0 9 London at Sontla.iYeetom 81 83 t 1 SO 60 313 Ds. 050 ... ... lO 9 Nil 40 14 De., NO _ ... .. 8 7 IS all bandandwry & C ad 11 13 U all Loadoedrry* EontF k tlls. II 20 St. I* Handa.,lll3•7,4Lln.:lmb. 22 34 221 11 113 41 Do. Nam& Linn. Unio , oils IL 100 imam • nd.D ni 661 14 424 413141 34 Et. 100 Do.Blrai...aeri4 31 39 .14 SO 414 HILO. n set. Oro).- — U 17C Ditto Half It. 100 Iffewrnarist _ —. .. 33 38 21 41, Do. Bury Eztanno* . 1 13 pm 16 17 ilewportAbw. 6.2tHombrd 4 dis II 7 }henry and t}minasom• 31 $ * all INewryWarrespohttisio. $ 81 !t. :4}/ Nor" ..1c ... ... ... . SO 32 Rd 514 10 id IS 18 Du. New ... ... — SO 31' vortbern Canada. Cake 81 3 din L. 100 'North Brltiab - .. , Al 32 • 301 1 16 16 North 1/44,m,..N0. I. 8 10 6 •11 Do. 1 A Dstarr.d..- 11 2 8 8 Do. 4 B Claaranmed 7 73 19 171 North ittatfor).64.}. 3 43 de 121 36 all North Wooten 10 10 North *South WaaLJnna 13 23 pm IX DO Oxford, W0t0.,/sHolv, 451 463 451 at. 100 i.co , : •••5 Cant. al ... lit. ;00 reaottieb Midland ... It, 104 'Moans.* Cara . ... at It St. •100 I 1.. m. LAN.W.Guar. Fib ., B7 C 9 II 9 Shrewsbury and Hereford 11 1 82. id 261 it 84 ( 4.941 N v.ry al,: . kir om W.Illn) 10 181 nit Do. Hallm .... .-... 1$ 9 10 30 20 , to. Doweatr: ... 131 143 241 413 Mumninre Usmn ... . 1 83 lb 23 hi I, 11001 k Dint& ... .. • 18 28 zd St. 109 South Ea.tarn ... ... 69 671 66 ; 3 3 ; 60 39 womb Mao.-. ... 20 11 haft! Torkeh.2*, •0 , • '33 :34 zd SI . all 18unkton *Darlington -. 26 Su IS }lO Thame•HareettMetalMil. 21 31 2 31 } 017 Vale nf Noath ._ _... , 33 13 30 1 .'I Waterford cr.,`. Wilkens, , $ 8 LO V all WaterknA sad Limeriek I 20 82 SO 14 West Cornwall 93 10 0 Ile., Wimbledon and Croydon} 20 all West Condors ... . .1 .. W.EndotLon.&erikki. IR. 100 11rart,144491944taa54:21444: 67 718 1d 62; 7id _ , .- 100 Aberdeen 100 Sherman No. 7 per C 1 , 0 Bristol* @t .^r-4 4 per C , 140 Oaledoslaa 410 `5 Obse‘x sod ;I 4Thsad all 'Cork sad Bowles .1 eLL ,Deades t Penh, sad AGr•I tees Junatios 110 rogAnglal',ll.l l `.l4p.th 11 I D% 6e. (IA) 7 per Dade. (71. 175.) 7 per Ct.l 61 e n ltuf q DISIo to. p Ife.2 111 Do. Now 4 p-r Cent. St •.:11; 20 dirt.Maies,Serip gu.ep.et Ilanbargb. Perth, and! Dania, 50 per Cent 1 !Celina Noabena perOes: 120 126 100 Do. 3 per cant. @stip. I tamable at l a p.et. p i ttl 116 112 1/1 10 ; te'Do. 40 percent. scrip 1 pea 611 si 01.111SSWortra(1)Flaktlisl 110 be 6 !OWset.Fles lellantsea 3pe 1 11 et. le*, Do.seibredteen. o.st. 105 144 at. 100Ditle Irredeemable 4per et' ite 102 16 6 lasaistare atiforks. V .C2o' die pm Pt. lt Ditto' per teat Steal 130 162 to. Ito ,Lna.tt er.sb.Gssr.3 pare , Dofit ,D4rwProllereatialS per et. 00'Loa.leahWertCos.Thtds lea. Ell : LoadamJerrTd Cofer. soh lh all ILoadeaderryiaaaisk.‘sh 25 U '11a.014•1731110 , v.4e5.3101 10 10Kew tlO • 3 I Do. 114 14: all i Itaryp.t Catiale, tb pCt. St lOY aadOose.br.atberAlt 161: I illad Di.to Prsfsr.zes Pt 101 Nort.X.: 6ate7...cet . St 1 100 1 D•. 41 pet fa. Pref. leek at. 101 1 Do.Warearreslisy 6 pet II 6 I Do. Dehentarsa St.; 110. Name ifritieh ▪ all North Staffordshire Si.l 1004:baks4. WerroNt Wolver../111. IlpifOrat " I DN.* ditto ditto _ the right jaw, he killed on the spot. iiis May was dis- covered at about five o'clock the sense day partially in a ditch, near a hedge in which his gun was entangled, one of the hanuncit b ing down and the other on ball cock. At the inquest a ♦etdict in accordance %kb the above facts was found. The deceased I widow and nine children. Bultuirwtcn—Calin ; Overcast. Suomi—N.; Calm ; Prutially Cloudy. Ihwanurin-3.8. ; Light Airs ; Cloudy. CANIONINIII—CWIN ; Cloudy. Bt ; Calrn ; Overcast. Tatiecivrn—W. ; Cults ; Cloudless. Cassie —Calm ; Overcast. Laertcstaa—W.; Calm ; Partially Cloudy. SNAP—NM. ; Calm ; Overeat. The returns from the fiillutvicg places did not reach this ease is Las far publics:ion yesterd.ry ; they, therefore, indictee the state of the weather ow Thursday awning at lase o'clrwk. ; Cala ; Cloudless. Y..; Calm; Foggy. Cassia—C*lo ; l'arti .11y Cloudy. HOLYUPAD—Crim ; Urrrcast. , Cana. PArtially Cloudy DAILLINUTUN—N.E. ; Smug Breese; Overcast—Light Bain. Haar—\.W.; Calm ; Overcast. 14 ----- CAST-IRON LIGHTHOUSE FOR FALKLAND ISLANDS. —Ou Friday, in last week, the Messes. Grinell, on their premises, the Regent's Canal Iron Works, exhibited in operation a lighthouse they have just completed by order of the Admiralty Commis-ioners, prior to removal to its rises of destination. The shell of the tower, constructed of 1 in. concentric platys, with 4 in. tinges drilled at 6 in. intervals to admit I in. b,lts, is in form of a (rostrum of a cone 47 it. in height to the balcony floor, with • diameter at the base of 14 ft., at the top 9 ft. Up the centre of the tower an iron column is fixed to take the weight of the lightning apparatus—a catoptric system of the second class, the manufacture of Messrs. Wilkins, of Long-acre—and on this coloinn ar• cast pockets to receive the T iron joists, sunpertiog the two wrought floors; the third and topmost flqor, s cured by the same means, with the additional assistance of cast ornamental brackets, being allowed to project some 3 ft. beyond the outer edge of the structure, with a 4 in. flange, forms a circular abacus 16 R. in diameter, ass capital to the tower, and on this rests the owagonal lantern, ventilation being by mesas of the vane. The total height of the erection is about 67 ft. The weight of tower and lantern is nearly 50 tons.— The Builder. THE POLICE OF FRIBURO have just promulgated two measures by the bellman, one interdicting every person under 16 years of age from smoking ; and the other recom mending parents not to allow their children to play with chemical matches. 3t 1 1 10 ll lii 11 6 7 10i NI 1 l i 4 Z- l 147_ 14/os 1 la pm i 113 d 113 a d d 111 110 ad 6dla 6 - taz ad 113 117 244 256 1 I • It shroinult 10 r Do. 21 / *lath 111 Dia all lost! • 109 ell $ Watt, ,100 York IN. Ot.11ort?! Ft" 88111. 8 per amt.. « Do. b per Out 10f 111 1 1 si r• lal 11f f 1 11 16 zd pit Pir 4 mi DEATH OF CAPTAIN SIR W. C. 11. BCRNABT, BART. —The death of MIS I(4llint eater has been prowled. Sir William Crisp Hood Burnaby was only sun of the lobo Sir William Chalontr Burnaby, But., by Eliza& th, woad daughter of Crisp , Iyaerse, RA., of o.rliuldesham, county Norfolk, and grandam of Admiral Sir Willl4lll Burnaby, Bart, who %a...elusively held the chief command ea the Leonard Islands and 'smiles stAtions, and died in 1777. He succeeded hie tither as third baronet in 1794. Dublin Evening Mail. .as : Dins Ilbse y Oil wilk Imo% kd 41 per ant tb.Timoimpent.Osai in II 19 911 id 9' 1 919 ...g.pureb:l is In id II I 6 IDltto Ditto I 14 id Is 10 Itorkkl..ll4lll. Utak j dii I pm MIeICULLANEOUL !Ant)ln Coal and Iron .., .. Amara Han Arriru'rural . .tustrOn.lan Podli.• Mall. Au.trallark Moral Mall ... likertln Waternurto. Itriq4..!!"-F'cT..L.an4... V;i,;;;;1' I Reduction Company Crystal Palace Crystal Palace of Frame . _ . . ,)-- .. —.........., . ....... I , ,:ectrle Tokgraph .... . ,Cleneral Steam Vattlgatittn. , ileveral $ S. Sholoon4 Co.. In, Ileettoot Sugar ... ...I Ma, obtletta St. Navlgattoo.. :i . ittl , ,n : l l'.ktvingp.,,tioruel Netherlands land .. - . -•. N.B. Wales Coal and Inlet. &aim Narliration .o. North British Ansi:Wigan Do. New North of Europ e Steam _ Peel River Land I Mineral Peribieular I Oriental Hlm. Portland Iron 04'4 .. Royal Rail Mutant • Aty , ! : lore arpant llaubis WA— luba Ao anae Talmage' Vas DisteN. Lam ... 31 33 C 567 ill lii; i pm. '!!AL Ai tets tar v.a;. 4"4 - 30 if Bottom done today. 12,50.1 ii Zd 112,7 v 2S a In MONEY MARKET. FAIILLY ETZNINCI. The English stock market to day was rather sbadier in character, but the tendency was still unfavourable, and the market finally closed, with a far from strong appearance, at rates a shade lower than those current at the close yesterday. Opera tions for the rise seem to have been tempted to-day by the reduced prices, and an opinion is entertained in well-informed quarters that, owing to the disease and disorganisation known to prevail in the Russian army now occupying the Principalities, the Czar, whilst seeming to stand out on a point of punctilio, will be only too glad to listen to the terms of arrangement interposed by the other powers of Europe. On the other hand, there are parties who regard with great uneasiness the continued warlike preparations of Turkey, and ex press a belief that the Porte, now that it has collected its strength, will assume a bolder attitude. Irre spective of this political difficulty, the appearance of the money market is certainly adverse to stock and share values. It was currently reported that the Bank of Eng'.and return would show a heavy de crease in the stock of the precious metals, and this assisted in checking the tendency towards a rally. Consols opened 961 to „ .1 for money, and are marked as good us 97 for the 13th of October, although at ono time depressed to 961. Tho closing quotation was 961 to „- for cash, and 961 for time. The trans fer books of Reduced Threes, Long Annuities, and South Sea Old Annuities were closed to-day for the dividend : those of the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. and Bank Stock will shut to-morrow. The official business report includes:—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 961, 1,1; ditto for account, 13th Oct., 97, 961, 0 „ 4. Throe per Cent. Reduced (shut), 971, 1,4„ with div. for money. Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 100, 991, 2. Exchequer Bills continue to be dealt in at 2s. die. to par. India Bonds were again rather lower, deal ings being 'scolded at 7s. to 10s. prem. Foreign stocks remain very dull, with little change in prices. Spanish was flat, and Peruvian Deferred ratherbettcr thanyesterday. Dutch stocks were firmly supported. At !bur o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 254 to 264 ; Peruvian Deferred, 58 to 60 ; Spanish Deferred, 221 to 23 ; the Committee's Cer tificates, 6 to 61 per cent. ; Granada Active, 22 to 23; ditto Deferred, 9 to 1. Sales are thus marked : Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 99 (ex change, 25f.). Brazilian Old Five per Cent., small Bonds, 1021. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 64;; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 981, 99, 98}. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents., ex Dec., 1849, coupon, 22. Mexican Three per Cents., 26, 2dl ; ditto for account, Sept.ls, 264. Portuguese Four per Cents., 44 A. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 221, , ; the Committee's Certits., 6,6 k per bar. Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan, 91. Money today was in active demand. We bear of the discount of first class bills having been effected, in a few instances, as low as per cent., bat the general rate has been fully 4 per cent., and in sonic cases st ill higher rates have been paid. It is understood that considerable amounts of gold have to-day been withdrawn from the Bank for trans mission to Russia. Remittances of gold to France also continue. On the other hand some parcels of gold, of moderate amount, were to-day sent to the Bank for purchase. In the market for Foreign Exchanges today there was not much variation from the rates of last post. The chief feature was a better supply of bills on Hamburg, Pails, and Amsterdam. Bills on Vienna and Trieste were rather higher. Paper on St. Peters burg ruled at 384 to d. Short bills on Paris were noted a shade higher. Messrs. C. De Murricta and Co., and Messrs. C. J. Hambro and Son, have issued notice that the Bonds of the New Peruvian Three per Cent. Active Stock are now ready for delivery in exchange for the Old Deferred Bonds. The General Court of the Governor and Company of the Bank of England is fixed for Thursday next, the 15th instant, to consider of a dividend. The corn market to-day was very quiet, but on the whole, notwithstanding the extraordinary num ber of arrivals, firm. Still to force sales, lower prices would have had to be accepted; and in cases of ves sels coming on demurrage, Is. per quarter tor wheat and 6d. per quarter for oats less than on Monday was taken. In floating cargoes few sales were re ported. Importers continue to ask stiff prices, in confidence that the present lull will be followed by a greater briskness in the market. The sixth call of 2/. falls due on the shares of the Austrulqsian Pacific Mail Steam Packet Company on the Ist October. Hamburg letters of the 6th mention that large sums in gold had again come forward from England fur transmission to St. Petersburg, with the prospect of further remittances, owing to the high quotation of the exchange. There was some inquiry for gold at date, and the quotation had advanced to 427 marks, whilst for Russian half imperials 430 i marks were paid. Further supplies of silver were being sent to London, and 300,000 marks of that metal had also been sent to St. Petersburg. It was thought that this last remittance would be on account of the Russian silversmiths, who are not allowed to make use of Russian silver coin for their operations. Money was r.:th(r tighter at 3! to 31 per cent., and' the exchang es es were inactive. All funds and shares were also inactive. The inquiry for wheat for France had subsided, and very few sales were re ported ; yet, owing to the small quantity offering, purchases could not be effected at cheaper rates. Rye was in some, inquiry for spring shipment from Russian ports. Coffee was iu more demand, in con sequence of the favourable result of the sale at Rot terdam, and 20,000 bags had just been sold at an I advance of „ schilling. Land shares to-day- were without recovery from yesterday's depression, and flat in tone. Australian Bank shares remain decidedly flat. Bank of Australasia have again fallen 1/., and Cuion of Australia 21. Crystal Palace shares closed 1 11-16 to 1 13.16 prem. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares mark 75 to 76, and Royal Mail Steam, 72 to L. In the shales of new undertakings there is nothing doing. Those of the two French Water Companies are nominally quoted at about par, and there is not the slightest disposition to touch them. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's express:— Amsterdam, Thursday, closing prices :—Dutch Four per Cents., 951 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 62 15-16; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 22 11-16; the Coupons, 6 3.16; the Old Three per Cents., Foreign, 47,; Austrian Five per Cent. Me tallic', 811; Mexican New, 24 13-16 ; Granada De ferred, f); ditto Active, 211; Portuguese New, 39 13-16 ; Peruvian New, 791; Equador, Paris closing prices of this day :—Three per Cent. Rentes, 78.5 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 101.60 ex coupons; Bank shares, 2,800. Vienna, Monday Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 94,1. .53.4t 1 3 f35.3. bk .03 September PvlB:3. £33.3 Si. 3I•USIIALL. M e t Cadr. Ibis return, when compared with the previous week's balance sheet, shows the following results: Circulation issue Circulation active 22,465,946 Decrease 310,360 Public deposits 4,701 598 Increase 99,913 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 12,773,176 Decrease 254,468 Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether hills 1,447,059 Decrease 18,490 The Rest The Reserve The chief feature in this account is the decrease of nearly half a million sterling in the bullion. Throughout the week we have warned our readers that a heavy diminution was to be expected; and we shall doubtless be equally correct in predicting that, during the next two or three weeks at least, a fur ther considerable down ward movement is to be looked for. We understand the shipments of gold for Russia anticipated to take place from this side, will yet be very heavy. A feature of almost equal importance is the great increase in the " other" or private secu rities, a variation which, were such explanation re quired, fully accounts for the rise in the Bank rate of interest. The increase in the public deposits is unusually small. The decrease of a quarter of a million in the stock of government securities held by the institution is also significant, as arguing the desire of the directors to have their assets imme diately available, with a view to their more profitable employment in banking business. LONDON COUItSk OF EXCIIANOE.-Seer. 9. Time. Priors as negotiates this day? Rills and M. Money. Ameterdam per t Short I Gt. (Silty..., 1111. instv. Ditto Rotterdam Antwerp Prureela Umnbing and Altona „ ,' 13ruca. 6jechl. Linics. 6aaeh St. Petersburg per ruble 3.11 pence ... 304 pence Paris per t Sh ort 2lfr. 9sc. ... 25fr. Or. Ditto 9 Montbe2sft. I7lc. ... 257 i. 70 e . Idareelilea „ „ 2olr. 'Tie. ... 15fr. 20c. Prenkfort-mt-tbe-Maineper £lO ~ 11901. at. ... ' 1919. kr. Vienna (effective) per t 0 109. SlOe. ._ 1011. 5614 r. Priests Madrie tee dollar : 101 pence ... SO pence Cadiz „ „ 504 ;:encii ... :iOl peace P. Bilbao /P pence ... 50 pence !Woolen se „ 497 pence ... 49 pence Malaga ......... .......„ „ „ 20 pence ... 494. penim Solite -.. .... ....... ... . . . ~ SO pence - 4, i Pence Gibraltar „ ~ 50 pence ... 194 mime Leghorn Genoa 14..p1ee pire de „ 411 retire ... 411 pew* Pa.crina per mess „ 124 f pence ... 124 moos Meseins ..... .l 125 pewee ... 124 pests Lt.bon...........per milre .. 90 daye date - pence .. 59j pence Oporto... ...... ............ „ „ - pence ... 541 renal New York THIS DAY.—Two o'CtocK. The English stock market has again given way to.d ty, the Bank return being very unfavourably received. Console opened 96 to for money and 4- more for time, and are now quoted 90!. to ;1, and 964 to respectively. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 971, with div.; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents, 99,:, with div.; Exchequer Bills, 2 ditt. to par. Foreign stocks are dull, but the transactions aro too restricted to have any especial influence on prices. The sales include : Mexican, at 2:.Z to 26 ; Portuguese Fours, 41; Spanish Deferred, 23; Dutch Fours, 98 ; Buenos Ayrean, 66. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE __ MARKETS. MIX ON.) LANE, SATURDAY MORNINO. The demand f.r moot kinds of produce continues good, and gsnetally full rates are obtainable. The public sales of Sugar have gone offsteadily at former quotations, and pri vately considerable parcels have changed hands. The: Coffee matket continues brs,k, and very full rates rule for Planta tion Ceylon, while the native kiwis have advanced Gd. per cwt. ; the sales held by the Dutch trading company at Rot terdam on the sth, and at Ams'erdam on the Bth instant, went off very briskly, at rates about I to If cents a bo ve th e valuations. Black Pepper has ris n about id. per lb., but sales of white have been made at Id. per lb. decline. Rice is flat, and there are net now any buyers at the farmer cur rency. In Tea there has been a rood business done at former average prices ; besides the pubic sake, numerous transac tions have taken place privately, and common Congou is becoming scarce at Ild. per lb. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS D %Y. The market is firm to•day, with a strong speculative de mand. Town Tallow is quoted 51s. 6d. nett ra , h ; Peters burg Y.C. on the spot, 528. 6d. ; Oct. to Dec., 52,. 3d. MAILXVI AVLRAUES.—Town Tallow , 543. 3d.; Fat by ditto, 2a. 101 d. ; Yellow Russian, 345. ; Melted S'uff, 40s. ; rough ditto, 265. 6d. ; Tallow Graves, 17s. ; good Dregs, 7 s . SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. llsvis•reports trade heavy for Meadow Hay. Clover in short supply and good demand. Prime Meadow May, 90... to 1035.; Inferior, 50s. to SOs.; Itnwen, 50s. to 605.; Clorer, 955. to 1265.; Second Cut, SOs. to 110 s.; Straw, 28s. to 335. COVENT GARDEN.-THIS DAY. The market continues to be well supplied with Vegetables and Fruit, but trade is not very brisk. Out door Peaches and Nectarines are now plentiful. English Grapes aro abundant. Pears consist of Jar.:onelle, Deur. 6 d'Amanlie, end Bon Chri•tien. Importations from the Continont of Potatoes and Tomatoes are still kept up ; the latter fetch from 2s. to 3s. per dozen. There are also French Apricots in the market, at from 61 to ls. per dozen. English Cherries are over. Greengage and Orleans Plums from the South of France fetch is. per basket. Car rots and Turnips fetsh 2d. to 4d. per burr h. Peas are still very good. Potatoes are improving in quality, and are advancing in price. Mushrooms con'iuue scarce. Cut flowers consist of Pelargoniums, Fuchsias, Roses, Cycla mens, Mignonette, Pinks, and Carnations. FRUIT. Apples., per litoh, Ss to 5s dessert, per dos., 24 to Is Lemons per dozen, Ito. Oranges, per doz.. 2. to 34 Seville. p. 100, 14s Almotide, per peel, ,s meet, p.r lb., 28 to Ss FPncria, p 10u Rot We to 7Js Pine Apples. per lb., 38 to 6s Grapes, hothouse, p. lb., Into as 6d Peaches, bcr doz., to 76 Nectarines. per doz. 24 to 64 I Apricots, per doz., sto 33 Plums, OrleAns, p. pun., Is to 2s Greengage, do., Is to:As Melons, each Ist° 3e Pears. per doz., ls to 3s Itits„per doz., Is to 28 Wa,nuti,'per 100, Is 8d to 2s Nuts, Bared ins, per bush., 100 FEGEf Chohave, per doz., to hd-- • Cauldlowera, each, :c1 to ad Green., per don., 2a 6d tole Pre. ch Beans, ht. s., Is Gd to 2a6d rotators, per too, 30s to ties per cwt., :al to Ss per bush., 2s 64 to 38 Turnips, per doz., Od to 2661 Cucumbers, each, 2,1 to bd Celery, per bundle, Od to Is di, C.irrote,p. d, z., .'s to 4s Spinach, per sieve, Is to 2s Beet, per dm., Is to is fit Onions, Bpsnids,;per doz.. Is to 3s Leeks, per bomb, Sd to Id Onsdots, prr lb, 6,1 to VI Garlic, per lb., 611 to Old Lettuoe, Cab., per dos., del to 64 cos. per score, Od tole Radishes, L er (toe.. Is to 2s 04 t mall tilefuls I, pun.. 24 to Si! Hone Itacbsli, per Pd.., is to Ss tteltroombl i per pot. loud to 21C4 6mrll. rev lid to to Aruchokee, per, • oz., 31 t fla 01 Fennel, prr bunch, 2d to bd savory, per bunch. ,:d to nd IThyme, per bunrh, 2d to 11 Parsley, per do/. I•anchea, As to As Mint, green, ;AT bunch, 24 to 14 MAL green, per bunch, 4d Marjoram, do, du. lid wotcrcresses, p. bun., 84 to 104 ROYAL SCRREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.—One of the most extrxorditiar, animals imported for many years into this country his just been added to the very fine col lection of this establishment. It is the first ever exhibited, and eunnot fail to prove eminently attractive. It is de scribed by naturalists as the simia hamadrjjas. This is to adult specimen, of a blueish gray colour; the extremities of a beautiful pink, intermixed with blue; it stands about four feet in height, and the neck and shoulders are clothed with a thick mine ; its habits are ferocious. - HEALTH OF LIVERPOOL—There is no reason at present to apprehend an outbreak of epidemic cholera in tbis town. During the last five months the mortality has been below the avenge, and, is Fact, the health of the town has seldom been 63 good as at present. No epidemic prevails, sod diarrhoea in particular, which always increases in prevalence and severi , y before an outbreak of cholera, Ii now less fequent and fatal than it bits been at any time during a similar period within the lut five yeara.—Litw pool Times.