The Express. — London, England, 1851-09-06 00:00:00

.• -- 1 1 • ,/' /, e l / / -v. , 4e.,. ----ic—s-. r y e .... 70-1-#OO-rs.." i s . .. , :•-•2 0 41- 'l, - 1-. -, - 4 e • - P 6;- - ;=-4 - ..- e--- - 7 4- 74 , !- ;;;,..---2.:.- --,-- t.--e- ..--t-c..... 7 ".-:_:. - . . 1 No. 1,571.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1851. [THREEPENCE shows the monthly progress of the yearly con sumption : MONEY MARKET. AUSTRALIAN LINZ OF PACKET SHIPS, fog Si DMIT Disedomi_kiekr Tesilers kg VAN mum ND, PORT PUMP, SO AUSTRALIA. 68.—Theis spies. 61 Wpm en all et ifs lest di" Iwo out siestas asocesasedsilass tor rolow". sod leDulowelb witi hp iDes taw Awl , &me a isThar. JEWELLERY. DODD, BROTHERS, !o,' carchili (Masiewhomellvenrebj o ug .esebraken, be. to r Irpries dreseeries MENT et BST 0111341111101T5, Ilinelr dere re riser mei and sewer drips be dire Worm bream% beep emir i► to be met rob la larer--416 Orr& RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. TRAFFIC RI Mies opned. rs FOR THE PAST WEEK. Name of Railway. THIS DAY Two o'CLooz. Under the influence of favourable anticipations re lative to the Bank returns, which arc fully . con firmed by the figures, and with the general rise in the quotations of foreign exchange, the market for the home funds manifested a great increase of firmness yesterday afternoon, and with the appearance of a few purchasers, prices suddenly sprang up I per cent. At this improvement the market to-day has been firmly supported, though the business is gene rally so small as to be little more than nominal, nor is the least approach to animation obser vable in the dealings in any department of the Stock Exchange. Next week the Consol settlement will attract some little attention, and the share settle ment will also call for preparation towards Friday and Saturday, oecuring as it does on the 16th ; and as the transfer books of Bank Stock, the Three-and a-Quarter per Cents., the Reduced Three per Cents., Long Annuities, and Annuities for terms of years close on Thursday and Friday, business will probably assume a more active character. _ _ 1849. February 323,576 March 1850. 1851. 310,896 335,585 317,527 387,024 rues. iTo MIL RI.. .4,11-. , ..... may . hicj= - 17 — • .671. - 7Wa GLENURVIE ... 1.10 J. Vollortoa ROYAL GEORGE .. 700 11. lobsca I , MEDWAY 9OO A. lisetwood.. Nelboaroo MAITLAND NO M. Wog Nelbouroi I Oetlay .. lUENZI 4119 IL W.Ttylor MAMMA . IRIS ... . 130 • IL Hobos Port Nstal . ISoit. I Voifirt a. r ei g e mtMolots yogi so Um wolortiraid., *No ors coo otoaCy a oomesoks of ooprrior arat.olme Yaps (5150105 troien) to mho( %be Mostraltas Weeks, he. MARSHALL sod KDRIUGN. AA, NtiNbanirobsot. HENRY MILLS, 171, 179, awl 149, OE VORD-STIENT, LONDON, Melliabeide his highly-4%W GOLD WATCHES, of the ROHL ZONTAL CONSTRUCTION, GOLD DIALS, JEW ELLED, Re" Flee Gabled each. In 'fleet Cur. at Two s's:Us-Half 0111130111 each. NEW sitow-aoosis, at 171, exhibit an extersive aewrtawat of New and sECOSILUAND PLATE, and the NEW ELECTED and other PLATED GOODS. at exceedingly widowed vices. Hie lee gold JEWEL LERY Is Dos In endless ninety. Fine Oak Guards, bons JOe. eels; also A 4 Two o'CLoci. Shares have attracted only a very limited business to-day, but the market has shown much firmness, and where any difference in price is to be noted it is in favour of an improvement. Mid lands show a sensible rise, having been transacted at 431 ; and York and North Midlands, and East Lan cashires, besides other descriptions, have realised better rates than could be obtained . yesterday. Notwithstanding the absence of business, the tendency of isrices is firm, when unaffected by the extraordinary operations frequently noticed of late, and this firmness is mainly attributable to the large traffics, which have now presented a conti nuous and large increaseover the corresponding period of last year, for so many months, that the effect must , be strikingly perceptible in the dividends for the ' current half-year. The aggregate traffic of the Lon don and North Western since the beginning of the half-year (Ist July), shows an increase of no less than 123,4101., being 575,8271., against 452,2171. in the same period of last year, and several of the other metropolitan lines present venni scarcely less gra tifying. ARAM AND STOCKS UNGUANANTISED. 1151. Aberdeen Belfast and Ballymena Belfast sad County Down Blzknthsed, Lane,* Cheshire 1851. April May 323,860 June 318;550 321,673 337:216 320,509 337,539 323,093 33.5,586 lirpt. 1 4 • Pg Is i 1 • iw 'ke ort-rt . t to:" 26 55 61 189 91 49 iiiriAtol sat =astar July 304,776 331,140 342,237 Taking the figures for the twelve months ending July of each year Jhcstet and Holyhead Blaehrock, and Passage Dublin and Belfast Junction 1849 18.50 18.51 They show an increase of 11,088 tons, or nearly 3;, per cent. The account of the position of the Hank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the 30th of August, published pursuant to the Act 7 and M Vict., c. 33, is as follows: BANK OFENOLAN 304,776 331,149 342,237 Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown ... • , Dundee and Arbroath Dundee,Perth,Aberdeen Jun Dundalk and Enniskillen THE ELEVEN HOURS' ROUTE to PARIS, with ally two hone Mao. la W the SOUTH EASTERN RAIL. T, en INSlontore or Dover. liOCBLE hPYX:III, EXPRVIII SERVICE "ADM. • toPECIAL EXPRESS TRAIN Woes the loads., Bridge Ter minus EVERT ISKIENtIiII sod EVERY EVENING, reaching Para in II bones. Reottwa Tickets, London to Paris sad bask, available until the 81St October. lbe NIGHT MAIL TRAIN. its ty,.gr. wives tW Wasp Badge Tennison at SAO p.n., saddest Paris at 9 o'doeit the *Blown; amnia& sad Ber esi. at ball-pat 9. Tun& Wawa kola Landon to Marsofiles ant an ba had; last ea.., £5, available by may teaks vad stansen between Folkestone sad Resdasse, sod Done sad East Angliant East Lanes'lure: Eas.ern Counties and Norfolk Eastern Union Edinburgh and Glasgow t .. Edinburgh, Perth, & Dundeei Eseter and Crediton for the week ending Aug. 34,1351 Note' Wood A21,763.415 Govermatot A11.01%1011 (ItS.ar Seen/ie.. 1941,940 17011 emu an -I 1191109 11730141 Oliver Itullluu 33,371 1::.763,4111 94047141974 W 747114 AnnUttpl C13.414.116 , Itharr4rnErlll44 No . . . 4.1/41,70 .4491 and Silver 71•1 . i 6991411 BERT CRAINe, from 25e. melt. A ?mphlet, containing the fiat of PTION and Skictetwo, will bef cent per KM, free. on applicat i on y letter; and an early application le solicited. [be Addrem-171, 172, and 149 , OXFORD-STREET, 18 136 k 238 188 281 lill 241} 188 2" IFurness _ Glasgow and South Western Great Northern& E. Lineolnsh , Great Southern & Western(lr) 'Great _ Western . _ Consols are now quoted 961 to 1, both for money and the 11th, and 964 to 3 for delivery in October. The official list reports as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, 96), ; ditto for account, 964; Three per Cent. Reduced, 971. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 99, 981. Long Annuities,lB6o, 7 7-10. India Stock, 260, 262. Exchequer Bills are firmer to-day, and mark 455. to 48s. prem. India Bonds under 1,0001. have been dealt in at 525. prem. Business in the foreign investments continues restricted, and at stationary prices. l'ortuguese Old Five per Cent. Bonds have attracted a few transac tions, at 861 to 884. Spanish Bonds arc rather firmer, marking 20 4 . A communication issued by the committee this morning will be found below. Transactions have occurred in the following stocks : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 91. Danish Five per Cents., 1014, 102 ex div. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 92'4. French Five per Cent. Rentes, 94f. 30e. ; ditto Three per Cents., 55f. 73c. ; exchange in both cases, 23f. 10c. Mexican Bonds, 281. Por tuguese Old Five per Cents. (Brazil guarantee), 861, 881, 871. Russian Four and-a-half per Cents., 1021, 102. Spanish Active Five per Cents., 201. From the committee of Spanish bondholders we have to-day received the following communication : Translation. RANCIie Di Proprietors' Que. st El4,ftel; Rost Public Dopositailorlud 3.566,96b ComceG. of Deht.e, 01 Mr. Am.) 7.6(17,945 Other Doposits •swes-lar astiother IglY 1.248.93 e e:26,501.1471 Z 27.70,415 Pt %%%% rt. Q b VERLAND ROUTE.—LONDON to MAR " mum boo imoss—rant los threes It Warta fat Sbai parry, Toe railway from Parts to Chalon loft now onaplatot **jour ney ?not Londos to Maurine. le annatOtabed bt 49 bean ell the EAsTEK:4 KAILWAY, leaviaa Leedom at 91= data, and arriving at Marreille• at 9. 50 on the evening of the The throqdh tiebra are andlabb by say tr and ‘ 2 . ileum. between FoUttotose sad Boulogne sad ain Dower awl the - ILOOR CLOTHS.- - Boat quality, ararroaled 2s. 6b pa , own yard. Ards& MU Torbay padre Id. ed. do. do. Comm Flag Cloak INDIA MATTING: COCOA FIBRE Kat* and Matting. iowerr, mAsurmmtrAt. S. NKW oxvoltrusuisrr. Lamm. is to-day up le 1 p.n. llrish South Easton'. FiA;;Caste; and Civil& ... nCashire and Yorkshire . !Abadan sad auk Jueetio." 11 41 1 d lui Leeds Northern Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport London and North Western London and Blackwall London, Brighton, and S. Coast London and South Western Londonderry and Enniskillen Man., Buxton, & Matlock, &c. Manchester, Sheff., & Lincoln. Manchesterand South.lunction gent. 4.1M151. r. 4,301,11111 51. 51 RRII , (7100 The above returns, when compared with those for the week preceding, exhibit the following changes: Circulation issue Circulation active 19,716,495 Decrease 28,655 Public deposits 7,607,963 Increase 446,880 Other deposits -•-• • T ONION and NORTH WESTERN Red CHES- J TER and HOLYHEAD R‘ILITAY4.-•The CELEBRATID TANNIA TCUI LAE amt SCaPti•SION BRIDGES ever the MENAI STRAITS sad NORTH UMW% the ISLAND of ANGLI SEE, and HOLYHEAD. WEEKLY TICKETS AT REDUCED RAW. Aramemorma Wine been made to 'Axel parthe SR opportualty daunt* the above interesting object. and the matandowat dKorth welea. TICK ET4 oil. be leatiot at the Emus atatien, " = Mee kir UNE Wltttli leen the date of Dear, by any trate, eeeced Ms to elm., Alovriao he lmbkr to stop at Cberter, or 'my etatioli en the flamer and halt Bud Itadway, hat not to trawl twice OM the mama portion albs nalway to oae dreetioa. ?mum reproof, Mail Trait. . piee, I tom Ordinary TrM_ Ilemed LlemOrdiaary Treks. By UNIM, MARK HUTS% Loodon sod Nortb-Wertent Railway. J. O. BINDER. Cheater and Holyhead Railway. Chews' Illimedee. °Sue, Etwtcs atoll" Jam, 1451. WHISKERS AND MOUSTACHIOS. The umprominied mum in ROwLANDS' MACASSAR OM t praising Ono orewernes of Manhood, le univereally known and =WM beenewileir eis Testimonials wan risnrenwe in tbem 141meMied by Me Mines( anehorkass. Ws OR in pre-eral samesweii In awneldins. tiogryries. sod Innottfying the hie nes In sil dlorma. rid lii sit Atist sitoblen.. It iriturto lir propertio Wier porn id dr wok aserilior Ur Hair Is it attopsisti. ametwas It firma. dense kMe Pearl sad DirdrW. @Mir it le saireZ. art eintint al losstros reaszkom NOM Is pentsibm beat =e r Zt.lllL = eia t i , la, husiii Mem Owl l• bur mean) Ilin IL sal felt Maim Iln. Sies Win. Rub Soule el rbe prise grille bin Sr mei ... I ismitakt Ifs carry ini" rwainM M tw .then Me Wii •es ss and ea lie beck ol n r Wrapper met, 000 tin es, era INkmn SW kl niter in YO,ILATTOLGARDEN, LONDON. by si Clirsate awl Per . te.ni. Bin: won. iguterEalis Birkeebsad, Linicaindre,h Chen Jun.. late Jsl.band Brayton sad Easter Chow Itolyttend and Belfast June lEsst Minibus (Sl3 L. di P. end L. it D) . . . Do. (sis z. zoo,. wawa Laura Dawn, Ow A . (Ints E.U. ..• • Do. elan It sad C Eat Innerhirit Do. New shares Una i West India Doak sad B. Insect= ... Edivibergh and Ginsgow Edinburgh, Perth.Dundec Greet Northern 1; Do. shareaA,ol4ll7C4 4 Du. iham,ll.ll4Met Gt &sub. and West. are. Great Western 1 Lancaster sad Carlisle I{ Do. Third. . ) Lanesertire and-Terkeinn It iL le 30 33 hOO 60 50 45 , .p id iti -- thdla i Marypert and Carlisle Midland Midland Great Western Om: Government securities in banking department 13,464,216 Without alteration. Other securities in bunking department Coin and bullion in both 4 i lit i d IS I I id 37 Monklands 60 Newcastle and Carib'', 149 North British t 22 North Staffordskins 47 North Western 45 Scottish Central --- departments Seven day and other bills 1,243,939 Decrease 73,168 The Rest Scottish Midland ihrewsbury and Birmingham .4hrewshury and Cheater hropshins Union The Reserve 614,929 Inereue 163.256 I t t I d 121 id MN 77i Devon T ONDON and NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. LtKr..4 OF LIIIIRERLAND. ' . ticker; AVAI LAMA , . for :4P.V EN DAYS, by tbe ordinary tram, fRINDRIaI YAK, will be wad at tbe Wass fares on end after Ise 3Otb irt. Ea particulars ay be ad on Inquiry. London to %V Inderniere wed la: -end elate, anneal drop, K 2 le. By order, DARK HCISII. Omani Dana Oelor, E500m.43833 , " 1331 Jaw, MI. 42 fps 49 iti 61 42 $1 South Eastern South Wales South York Doncaster& Gout IfalT Vale Z di. 81 IN 104 6i 91 In Ulster Waterford aad Limerick Wert Cornwall Whitehaven Junction York, Newcastle, and Berwick York and North Midland 114 z d 91i I 114 14 'Slid 24 THB HEN r GUARA prated ant! tt7 aLrl f; 'EE SOCIETY.— Incor ,ap. 110. Cop to.I, tiOo ouo. Clarks Wiry. !.q., UNA.... Jr. Ridgway, Req., 16e, Men. row, Chrapsine. dilly. Idwort okehank,Esq ,Grees- Urdiry John Maxwell, Esq., k 'nen, Kent. W. nanywon llorhedlndon, Edq., Elen Wi anr l4 ;or tr"t na, King's .50, Upper Thanidantreet. Vann !aloe, Richmond, Surrey. C. W. Johnows, h.q., FALL, Yrwirnek Twymon, kaq., Idishup rhw'ousnwqmore, and Croy- Mahe, Mats. ,kn. J. Britten, Esq., Neleeball-street W. Miehnsued, Cy., Greet neselseidquil, Westminster; F. A. U oviss, req., 14 V WI-street, City. BIIPSIIK—Tb• Leaks, Jsint-Stank Bank. Jouregui ICITOIP. J. W. Mower. f0q...1, Breed-street. ' , retiree* West, Esq., Oresham-street. neas.—Memm. Masts snd Vern% 3, Frederick-pima Jmn T. BIRMINGHAM BRANCH, 1, Newliallcerent. hist. nor a.. C. W. Filidngton, req. Own of property. 'fresh es. and other tin hos Pelletal of As surance granted there for Oftllollll the p-OCtllkl lamest of their Bees end Incomes on a day certain, whri Ler the awie shall then have been selected or nut; se a eertain Incase Its property for a Weed period, whether wholly occupied or not The P Alen. of Aneurism* rented by the Society were To laidkeh and 'lnistees the peyniset, as a del carte* of rent kap sis the property MEW= oarispled. W. agetain *roam..ew grope= ty the emegement of the sane hear pied the howls of the To that lam or to Ley Inerepeteftre. the reeelpt es edgy certain of themeless of Weir Tithe Mont Wm". blertgagese end Martgagura, the pemearl neap( ef their in terne end nowise ivanote. I. bets of iseeteasteal property the betties afforded by the Weedy •111 be Pend eepectally rentals* ; the Society will act, without Interferes: bawls ro senor snit silent... as lob rosediary between ail parses; It ea, oc a hard ...Ir, pry over to the sorlgallee the in land ea b. s asswire, sal to the mortgagor thii enrolls rent; the wend rem evbie, will be to render biere property a better and eseea.Ydb a wear* than heretofore, and thee to enable We onerv...foteh proporty to la set awe advantageous tom. To pen.a of hem" inures. the *cc ty preerive pest induce am.; the easetortable a maw er that lit, it renewal be penetaally pet on s day art will he chreply purch.wel by such persona at the widen& Sala trio Ines the auk-tun to be received which the botety I. content to charge. Donna of Pr peer travelleg or residing abroad, or In the vanity. employing Ow n o de y, WI have the amount of their rente reninint to then, or paod to their banker., or other direetion, lama enabling the.. to orate upon inetraoroante witb.,ut fear of du . appolitiernt: Toe &Rely eel undertake the COLLEETION OP RENT at a mo dem. per onstage without Uu wastes, paying over immediately the weenie colkde.t. Nurture.. for I.oMem or perliminasy exposure of any kind. 'urea of prop...MIT 1... kW% and other pelletal:ire, many be ob. Mond persusal or Irrottro appLiesUoa, at die eoeirty'a 011oes, a. Chereete-tow, aseion.boese, Loodes. CURES FOR THE UNCURED! HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. SIMONS MIL Comatosema romaLutava. IN Its PAuLugo. This was the certificate meeting in the case of Richd. Clarke Pealing, described as a railway contractor and builder, of Great Percy-street, Pentonville. His debts were 1,3221.; assets, about 5001. The profits had been 6211.; ex penses of various kinds, 1,2751. Mr. Linklater, for the bankrupt, urged that he had been unfortunate in a railway contract with the Great Western Railway Company, having lost a large sum thereby; also, that he had been unfortuante in an action at law, and in some timber transactions. ltis honour granted • suaritlass certificate. P. i 01 1 4 4 - 4 \ . ik l L . ,q, . .. • i.V . I Y A k -.. ..P: * _ .•. 1 / 4 q,..1 1 t./ io e -•••• 6 A r ,- -. Ct'RE OF A DESPERATE CARE OF RINGWORM OF LIIIII. 11.. OF NOMIIIIN 1849. Om of the met eminent eargeolle is Ilwa Ob. capital of Pm/ bbd • child unfree with ringworm fur mere than els year: in nib be rth meted ell bia art in his endear - ours to elect • mire. Not succeed tee, he conetited smarm bi- be etbree the wort celebrated mediae. Pectaionere of the ci 7. but weldor wan found to do the child eerwirie, town be tr. remanded by Mr. Jompii P. Wider, the Lagliehehemiet end draggle, reedier/ at ho. 71, Calle de Pito. to try Holloway's Plis and Mimeo', which we 4 we, and after min Ma large wee of the Ullmann, with a eeroted°. of the Pill., the child to radically eared to the goer. We of ihr whole ward endemics. The same at the permit, h. , 61 =Meteor dellescv, 1. withheld. Sold by the Proprietor, 241, Strand, weer Temple Mar, Leedom awl by en Telefon of Potent Medicine throughout the Civilized Marl in Pete and Pozen. at ie. led., la 54., 4e.6d., ar4 33e. each. There le awry considerable raving Is Maisie the imerr tam N•iii—Dlnelicee for the guidance of Patinas are Mud to eneb At or Dom • NEW MEDICINE. VIIANKBI3 SPECIFIC CAPSULE.—A For= of welkin, at ono, PO% wry, epeedy, sad pleassat to thaw who object to geld lavettstae*, sad sultel to the coaveniesee of prisms tea 'OW. Warta& s osasped to lewiares ; especially sppbsiblo to averted wastilaa A s., wasawaly at led diwbwir . Pn pared by GyAmbig ',FAMES, Bergeoa, at Ids laboratory, lb. 81.. ltriarweosd. where they easy be had, sod al all maim ven dors, in boa. a , 2a. W. and W. dd. sash. or sat bee by vont at 7a aad b. efts. woo, easy be sad, aWales, at 46. Id., nod l estb. VIIANIMI 4 PECIIIC SOLVTION. with bia Dame aed 'darer. J. It. teaches orate • tre maga gi Wein aim wwwWW *light d 1... ote it, awl trlis visksale wet MA W OZW InteTY.D Tar If OD ORPOnlai el ems, pip. % et ed. egA 111. motet The Weft 11. e. Ig la la tie Goa* Osaka 21. Is iIA R I'4 -- EN't L ED O LF-A W '8 NEW IN- Cfl NO SYPHON A 'BE 14". •0; TAP . REQUIAL4 140 VENT-PEO !! e ..I Prevents al., hear. dew, or other liquors B • . from Ote .too Ilot or oold PO elketually 1 4 41; - r- A that the hat plot shall he drown me good u • *--- - • A r fi ,- •"e - -9 7) • ••1 4 -&----- ) 111,1. mm... ~ • kr , y _____ N i .!. I/ I ! cart ,‘. . a .r.ot• at On; ""1 2 1 111 8 4.; ditto i Te S i 11 eteetser 4kw sklrrit ir t .6.l oo . . It , acid , k . U . L aT ill i N kr, tatted ea h the ler ear slue (vlel hee &WNW petite dr Nimlehelly. elleleitek Mats - 4 thrsughtlele lbs art ism= Ate *rpm :-..1 r to re a• . frosty; whom due the tee binned met *it wr. a JAMS 1111111,0 W. 14„, Zing Tabu stmt. ihmekeateest. Ithilbbell OIL with hia Wass. Aawl A.k1........ N.B.—hiassaisminsologidemed MARQUEES, Tents, Flag% Sun Blinds, and Airstrip. —WILLIAM PIGGOTT, IlawsteMnew la the llonourabie Board of Ordnance. b Brewed a*titgems a large STOCK of MARQUESS, TENTS. =II VLACIS. Mg NMI gif PUB CHASE also Tents for CrlcketChans Mintage MI YM wrath erected awl elegantly fitted up. MY Meths awl MalgM waggen and eatt cowers 6.01 on reasonable ems Tema. as Wee far nausea under repair. Marrs per got Inanwthatei glaggiel le by WILLIAM Pltititi Pore-Ptmet, Eadgratha*Tgals. Y/ Y. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW-STREET. W. Hogan. 12, and J. IValiama, 15, were charged with picking the pocket of a lady named June Patterson. Mrs. Patterson stated that she was on Hungerford•pier about eight o'clock last evening, when a gentleman showed her a purse, and asked her if it was her a ? and on her re cognising it he said he had found it in the hand of one of the prisoners. AVitness added that she was a native of Edinburgh, and way here on a visit fur the benefit of her health, and wished the case to be summarily disposed of, as she wished to return to Scotland to-day. Mr. Hall replied that if the case was proceeded with, all he could do was to commit the boy to the adjourned ses sions, which would not take place till the22ndof this month. The prosecutriz said, in that case she would rather that the proceedings were stopped. The evidence of J. Spittle, of the City detective police, was however taken, which was to the effect that the pri soners were well.known thieves, and that he watched them last evening, and he saw them, after some unsuccessful at tempts on various pockets, abstract the purse from that of the prosecutriz. Ile took them into custody, and found 17s. in their pockets. Mr. Hall said this was a very peculiar case. The pri soners were both well-known thieves ; hut on account of the ill-health of the proseeutriz it would be very cruel to compel her to come from such a distance to prosecute, and yet her testimony was requisite fora conviction. Under all the circumstances, therefore, he would discharge the pci sonces. A TABLET IN MEMORY OF THE LATE WILLIAM WORDSWOILTH has just been fixed in Grasmere church. A committee was formed shortly after his death, among his ad mirers, for the purpose of setting up a monument to his memory in Westminster Abbey ; but it was felt by his many friends in his own immediate locality, that there would be a great propriety in also erecting a memorial in his own parish church, and a subscription was set on foot to carry out this object independently of the other. Upwards of 1801, was contributed, and the execution of the design was entrusted to the well-known sculptor, Mr. Thomas Woolner. The inscription is from the pen of Professor Keble, author of the "Christian Year," &c. Underneath the inscription is a medallion bust of the poet, sculptured in relief, and the like ness is pronounced by those who are competent to judges to be in every respect admirable. In two narrow spaces at each side the sculptor, with admirable judgment, has intro duced the crocus and celandine with the snow drop and the violet, and the rare union exhibited throughout of natural beauty with sculpturesque method, together with the deli cately studied execution of the whole, indicate, on the part of the artist, a thorough appreciation of the nature of the task he had to execute, and prove that he considered it as • labour of love rather than a professional engagement.— Carlisle Journal. THE ORIENTAL COMPANY'S STEAMER ECMINE, Captain K. W. Evans, arrived at Southampton this morn ing, with dates from Constantinople, Aug. 20 ; Smyrna, Aug. 22; Malta, Aug. 26; Gibraltar, Aug. 31. She brings 15 passengers and a large and valuable cargo of Levant pro dude, including figs, raisins, scampony, opium, silk, wool, &c. The United States steam•frtgate Mississippi ran on shore in the night of the 21st of August, on the point off St. James's Castle, Smyrna Bay, and would have to lighten. The American frigate Independent arrived at Gibraltar on the 31st ult. Her Majesty's ship Trafalgar sailed from Gibraltar for Malta on the 27th ult. The Austrian frigate Venus also sailed on the 26th ult. The screw steamer Genova, six days from Liverpool, touched at Gibraltar on the 211th ult., on her way to Leghorn. The screw steamer Rattler sailed from Gibraltar on the 28th for Liverpool. At Gibraltar, exchange on London at 90 days was quoted 61 to 611. S panish pillared dollars, If per cent. prem. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.—ADMIRALTY, SEPT. 5. . _ .... - Mate T.S. Goodie, to Ranier. Midshipman J. A. R. Dunlop, to Albion. Mister's Assistants J. H. Cooke, to Modesto; W. H. Sharp, to It ; and D. May, to Impregnabk. Boat swains J. Steele. to !lodate; and T. Grigg, to Albion. Acting carpenter &Callaway, to !lodate. • • • - HARVEST IN WI .—The weather, which has for some time been very unsteady in this neighbour hood, has been rather more settled for the last two days, and to-day (Thursday) up to the time of writing continues fair, with a gentle breeze from the north. There have been several small quantities of corn cut, but it will require a few more fine days to make it general. Even the hay bar , vest in some of the colder distr.ets is not yet completed, and in consequence of the wetness of the season a great loss will be sustained, as the hay had been mat for the farmen' tattle.—Carlisk Patriot. AMERICAN OYSTERS.—An impartiliniamiumently taken place, for the first time, of Beyond gmbigne efeysters, Sby a vessel from New York. Them Angelus were found, on examination, to be contained hajura, and preserved in vinegar and pepper. It has WIN that the rate of duty as cured fish does not apple to them= oysters, being dressed and actually dt for use, e . with the ad colonise duty as a manufactured - s 77w Do. Piltbs Do. West RH engUW lw Leeds Northern Load's and Biaetwall . LAIL, Brien." & S. Coma 'dodos Norti.Weeteri I Do. do, Now a than*. Do. fifths Do. glo elt.,ll.astri N.(e, tendon h South-Western Do., . Slaneb.,Buz.,a . ndia lo4. tioni. t Do. alan.et Line!. Upton rwlaed Do. tlO altar Do. Bwm. sod Derby 4 Idolland Great dieetern(l) Newmarket. . , Newport, Abergaveony. Do. New i 20... * - 14 Northern counties Unica. North British . fi North dhdfordelaire.. . North &South West..hute olford, Wore.. a %Aver tleotUah Central ... .. . __ iiiTaiZa eiss . ;% (Nor. W. MIR.) I =kin . loath War. iostb YorlioliAltiverDu. U. Sit:Vag art USIIIIOSIIII. = = = 4 Vole of W;;;l;slTadiliii6i Yarig.,24.onssitheallansvA Do. do. Marlow .. Do.O.NJLlPoilime . York soil N. Maw LINES LEASED AT Ards A Mum S&LS,' Ct. (limiNo imo OLV/sMs Itol - Mol tiTio - 61741m0t. Unto Me m& • lowan (looM to Orem Wrotora Eda, Wolo.. and (Oldie, colitdotypt.orwdleuar• (leatod to GrostWe.tora Ditto *Loot a 'sonata , * (lomort to Won &Wore I Ileidosboat.bire (lowed to Loadoutt N.wettoiro, Jumbo lima to estodoolso BootVatoilli&vso %%Ct. (kind ft 01.1torttloro) & Dow roood (lottod to Gnat Western IIIal&ty (L 1 ork&S XI ual =lam (ditto) I Da shoes Orin) ilaridwd(lfidlsod I linden sof Greenwich doi, (lested to South karitem Drees Preeerenos (ditto, Letesetoft GusrApertint. Geniod to Norfolk) *slims Leiters Spero 15 'kneed to .111.Countter Odle ditto New... - rreetoarkWyre (less. L. ktfr.WestAlLanc.kYork Ditto S shares (A , (ditto. Bad., Guild., and Beton (lamed to SAM Leder ri I Upton sod flitchlo (Iwo. to Great Nor the rn I Go. f th epreth Caten.(ditto 1 thstarronlshire (leased to Mr. Wends Wear Valley. 6 p. Ct. to flawed to StOCatonN Dar. ,Caledonlan #1!1 . . (herter end Holyhead : Dundee, Perth, and Abia „ Seen Junction Easthanhaa(Si.loe)Gp. itirtern Counties Natena, 3 per Ct No. 1 iOttto do. No. 2 Da. New 6 per Cent toe saa.oatea,.tergp anus p.CII Edlabargli, Perth, end Dundee, Si per tent Dent Northern J per Cowl Gt.tithatWeArn ;I) Eighth, Orate Western (Wilts. ttomentet,&Werin.Stk.l LanosetUrettYorke. P 1:2. ipo. S per cent. Stock . • Loadoe,Briebt,es &Wed, Prept.tperet.nteek.ll3l, from hOl. Awes, Ditto New Guar epee Ct. ..__ ritsn.SheltikLme. Do. New t.lO . Do. S.; IlidlaeXce".l3r.k6.7p.Gl Norfolk Extension North Britikb Onion . % Worees! . er, Waiver., £l3. 6 per Cent Aireirebozyntifirsion.Nent Onarantord IfireweaCtitetei Nor.Ve.l Mtn.; 8 per Cent— slouch Devon . York. NeweseCe,k Berw.. tld litilurth of Eng.pureb 'Ditto Ditto ... FOREION KA . _ In Boulogne sad Ar men SO Cectin' Erauee (Vwroon. Id is — s - t indian — . ...... 3 I D ;Griot lad= Peninsula iSu Da fill Marla Antonia ... ... a o ldo. New ... ft Iltarst smel Liege ... 1141 Skinflint se Imes . 9 sol Bordeaux al tar or Odom ... II hob ad Awn ... 17 Mood Illrodwarg 10 Arm art limn ... ft 'llrien rd dew... DI rheas§ and Ilinfins .- 31'W•11 gesslbis... ... 14 3 II 1 " so 4si 111 II 10 9 ells • 1 „ • 34 23 2 11 dis 424 43 z d 241 194 du „ 19 21 ff II 3f of di 16 16 144 131 di, 3 21 dish 3f A now 94 11 Ws 14f 1 1 131 131 7_ 6 4 4)41 do 13 13 4 ii 10 . I! -4 1 le dis If 14 191 2 274 ii1 3 dB 31 41 4 By 9 194 14 IS die 114 17 Se S dis 14 17 id i I Pm II 10 pm 7 .p. 17J 171 44 44 113 Uti 2 1100 11 1 43 30 31 „ 23 24 99 100 „ ih 144 x d 5I 66 “ 4 4pm „ 48 _44 ii +1 p. 27 121 $ PI i d II I pa Si 4 Ms 23 M SLIAR6B. 61 71 11! Idie 1 1 Par PO , i die par 0* 10y to IAII 131 131 49a 914 91 —Ala 129 131 4Pak II a! I lota 127 If. IS 16 41 if x d I i pfa 91 10 ex Is 1541 19 l 16 lit If 11 ifs I.I.L?J'AT6. io4 17 17} 17. , • IS • 4 SS II 31 141 4I ' 4+ ii ii 5 1 411 dis I 1 i Vl' 764 152 57i 63 336 1341 240 1850.1 1,804 1,725 611 638 222 261 1,272 . 1,632 874 814 4 5,060 1,76 9,377 4,068 4,517 - 200 487 673 1,002 1,059 1.22431 1,231 6641 733 852 i 1,194 1091 181 - 3,760 4,581 13,106 14,536 2,384 2,405 4,321 3,984 3,273 2,849 83 332 400 3,82.51 4,487 6,863'13,349 4,576: 4,486 16,936 24,675 - 197 5,201 5,902 18,078. 18,618 1,402 1,233 253 599 51,212] 62,739 1,2331 1,467 13,352 1 14,480 13,052 17,563 126 j 160 203, 233 8.240 7,704 4451 510 6401 671 24,968 24,589 1,32.5 j 2,270 691 1 903 2,4021 2,463 4,140 4,2.54 4,987 5,112 748 1,001 1 1,9061 2,238 659 660 722 673! 1,6661 1,929 487 599 2,2111 2,102 16,6 4120,060 '1,0431 1,324 1,048. 1,208 2,623 2,427 821 871 366 1 26 2871 27 3 1971 219 14,501 17,096 9,948 9,971 2,220 - 3,038 3,311 1,541; 1,674 1,033; 9.51 21,276 24,997 3,4271 4,901 7,329 1 13,738 8,212, 8,601 9,310 9,178 6,127 8,420 3,818 3,818 1,337 2,410 FORRION. tAmiens and Boulogne Central of France Dutch Rhenish Montereau and Troyes Northern of France Orleans and Bordeaux Paris and Lyons Paris and Orleans Paris' and Rouen Paris and Strasburgh Rouen and Havre Tours and Nantes • The returns include the traffic on the Glasgow and Greenock, and Glasgow, Barrhead, and Neilston. t The East Anglian is now worked by the Great Northern Company, and the traffic returns are furnished to us by the Great Northern Company. : East Lancashire. '1 he return includes the gross traffic at the increased rates charged in anticipation of the arrange ment with the Canal Company being completed, and after deducting only toll payable to other companies ; the toll payable by the Southport Company is not included. The cause of the mileage for 1850 being greater than Mal is that, since the opening of the ferry across the Tay, the traffic has been sent over the Dundee and Arbroath from Droughty to Dundee, Instead of by the company's own steam vessel direct front Ferry Port-on-Craig to Dun dee. As the amount of the traffic to be received by this company under a recent agreement with the Scottish Cen tral and other companies cannot be ascertained till two weeks hence, the usual weekly return is necessarily post poned. The return is made without reference to the divi sion of traffic under the agreement with the Scottish Cen tral and other companies. LOCAL :.HARK MARKETS. LiesarooL, SEPT. s.—Our share market is firmer to- day than it was yesterday, and better prices arc obtained for stocks, of which nut so large a quantity is pressing on the market. The following are the transactions—Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 481 'a—Ditto (fifth shares), 9 d.—Lon don and North Western. 113 1 14 c.—Ditto (new 1 shares), 2 }p. —Midland, 421 i :c. 321 le.—Ditto (half shares), 20 3-16 d.—South Eastern and Dover, 191 I—York and North Midland, 16:, 111.sxclicarna, SEPT. 6.—There was a good deal of ani mation in the share market to-day, and prices advanced on most of the leading stocks. The principal sales were:— Midland, 42, 3; Leeds, 461, 4 ; London and North Western Quarters, 11 ; Cheshire Junction, 121 ; She Meld, 24, 241; East Lancashire, 13k. There was a large business. Lagos, SEPT. s.—Business is fiat this morning, neither the public nor speculators manifesting any disposition to purchase at present prices. Quotations have, consequently, receded; and to-day a small parcel of Midland stock was sold at a;reduction of 10.. upon yesterday's prices. The trans actions are—East and West Yorkshire Preference, 51 ; East Lancashire, 13; Matlock and Buxton, 2 ;Midland Stock, 42. BIIIIIINGUAX, SEPT. 5 —There was not much business done in this market to-day, but shares were for the most part rather firmer. Generally quotations remained as on Thursday. BRISTOL, Sart. s.—The market was dull, scarcely any sales being concluded in time for marking. Great Westerns left uS at the closing price of yesterday, 76. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. por - Mu ncy. Opening 7 1 -38 " 94 10 . 1 •1 ti: 23 lilibeot I Lowest N as 1 30 20 IN 33 1 94 10 PARIS, Parr. S. 931. Clodne. seas 0430 3 per Ceuta. 3 per Cent,. 4 per Cents. 4, do. New Loaa 3 per 0-nta. Exchange ea Lewd= : at slant,.._ 10; 90 days, 14 Belem, 3, 1810 — Mosey. Naples tirade Du 5, 184 — ... Ronda Loan, 11131 .. 74 Do. 4 Do. 2 Piedmont Ip. Ceuta. 30 13 ... Bank Shard PARIS, SEPT. 6.—St. Gcnnain • Versals* (right Immo, dt 75 ; ditto (left twat), 211 33 ; kris and Orleans, 470; Parte and ft,uen. des ; Rouen and !lade, 331 71; Mared)las sad Ada ao 393; Ntraahourg and Bala, 131 33; Orme, 430; Pulaga• wad AWen., 260; Orleana awl Boptcaux,l3l3 23 ; Northern, 461 23; Pada and .tr.whourg, 357 30; Tout mad Names, —; Montereas sad Tread, 110. ViuNNA ' Sere. 4. Five per Cent. Metalliqucs, 96k; Bank Shares, 1240 ; Exchange on London. 12. MADRID, Aug. 27, 1851. Finance Ministry,—The communication dated yesterdal which you were pleased to address me, giving me notice ul the result of the meeting held by the Spanish bondholder! in London on the 19th instant, has confirmed the news 1 already had. Her Majesty's government anticipated this result, know ing the good sense of the creditors, who could got fail to convince themselves that if the law of the lot of the present month restricted in part their hopes, it was not caused by the want of desire, but that solely a positive and absolute impossibility opposed their wishes. The government will instruct the delegates who are to be named for the conversion and payment of the debt abroad, that they arc to contribute as far as it is in their power to the execution of that which the bondholders and their re spective committees will stipulate and agree. The actual and any succeeding government will only re -1 spect themselves in the exact fulfilment of the law, but up holding at the same time their decorum, mid always guarding and defending as they ought the honour and rights of the nation and the Queen. This is what 1 have to manifest to you in answer to your above-mentioned communication. God preserve you many years. (Signed) Just( BRAVO McatiLo. Daniel Weisweiller, Esq. In the market for foreign exchanges yesterday a considerable rise took place,which was most marked in Amsterdam, Hamburg, Vienna, and Trieste. Paris was the only exception, being in tolerable demand, and no paper being pressed on the market, the quo tation ruled the same as last post, or even a shade lower. Short Paris was negotiated at 26.71 to 10; ditto three months, at 23.27 to 30. Amsterdam was very heavy, and only few buyers could be found at considerably higher rates; it closed 11.19 to 19?,, much paper remaining over. Htunburg experienced a similar fluctuation. A large firm buying above 13,0001. at 13.51 and kept the price down at the beginning, but after the completion of the purchase, more sellers came in, and the rate closed 13.9 to 9t. Bills on Italy were likewise much higher, in sympathy with the general tendency. Frankfort, St. Petersburg, Spain, and Portugal, were not affected, and main tained previous rates, but Vienna and Trieste rose considerably, the exchange coining 7 kreutzers higher from the other side. 'f he reason assigned for the upward movement on 'Change is the scarcity of bills on London on the continental exchanges, and consequently an anticipation of higher rates. The prices negotiated are as follows : Time. Pro Priors negotiated. s TO Anstkvdank pert Rbort 114. Ilatv. ... Ilfl. Misty. Ditto Rotterdam VI lit 191 ill .• .. IN. 1911dr. daastaug and Altana " 13... a. 9 rebl. 13mea. 9.rala. Vraakfart-aatae-Malaa „„ " 1191t1, Okr. .. 119;1. VIMIIISI Tricot. MP Antwerp r Emma . ...„ ; ~ 25tr. 27 . e. ... 23 fr. 32te. Gb ea t . ...„..„ ...... „ „ „ :Mr. 774 a. ... 237 r. 3he. Paris „ Short 23fr. 74e. ... 231 r. 10c. Unt0...._..„ .. 3 Ilcisths2ifr. 274 e. ... 23fr. Me. Mere . Hardeatan7,.. .. ............„ .. .. 23fr. 270. ... 23fr. 324 c. Lyons.. Marseilles. -- „ „ 25fr. 27 eh.... 251 r. 32 ets. Ursa& Leghorn CRAA- X 15a21. per OUCIi „ 4 4 . j Noce ... 41 pence .......» per ounce „ 122/ oenee .. 123 pence 123 1231 Mr. 80c0. „ peace ... 123 pence Madrid per do u „ 49j pence ... 50 pence Cedes „ „ 50 pence ... pence Gibraltar 49 1 pence ... 49j pence Seville ..... „ „ e9l pence ... pence acrceelow . . — 494 pence ... 491 peace Ll•bon te . per unfree „ 33e pet= .. 53f pence Oporto... St. Pettesbani e .. per ruble „ 3;i pence 3..fe pence Bullion is quoted the same as on Tuesday, but the prices are merely nominal. _ . The price of gold yesterday at Paris was 4 per mine discount (new tariff rate), which, at the Eng lish mint price of 3!. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.07, and the exchange at Paris on London at short being 23.10, it follows that gold is about 0.119 per cent. dearer in London than in Paris. By last advice% the price of gold at Ham burg is 4261 per mare, which, at the English Mint price of V. 17s. 101 d. per oz. for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.31, and the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13.6, it follows that gold is 0.117 per cont. dearer in London than in Hamburg. By last accounts the course of exchange at New York on London, for bills at 60 days sight, is 110 per cent., and the par of exchange between England and America being 109 23.40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.42 per cent. in favour of England. Upon taking into consideration the difference of interest and charges of transport wo find that the present rate leaves scarcely any profit on the importation of gold from the United States. While the exchange in London on Paris has fallen, the exchange at Paris on London has risen 2f cen times, being quoted 23f. 10c. at short, and 24f. 921 c. at 90 days. Bullion was unchanged yesterday, and the stock market rather better. _ I The sugar returns have been much discussed to day. The quantities we gave yesterday were ob tained by reckoning molasses as unrefined sugar and including refined, and showed an increase of 3 per cent. on the seven months. Reducing the figures to tons, the quantities are as follows : 1849 204,662 211,404 -- 1851 Increase 6,742, or 31 per cent. ' As some exception may be made to these figures because the molasses are unreduced, we take the op portunity of giving the figures with the molasses reduced, and showing the consumption for the twelve months of each year, which has been furnished to us by an eminent practical authority. This table The stock of bullion is shown to be undergoing a steady and continuous augmentation—a considera tion which i s the more satisfactory at a season when a more than ordinary demand for cash is experienced in connexion with agricultural and other operations. The inference to be drawn from the returns of this institution and those of the Hoard of Trade (to the satisfactory features presented by which we have already drawn attention) is that the trade of the country is well balanced and in a sound condition. According to the official returns published in the Gazette of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of all the private banks of England and Wales during the week ending the 23rd of August last, was 3,216,1741. ; in the week preceding. the amount was 3,247,898/. There is consequently a decrease of 31,7241. The note circulation of the joint-stock banks during the same week was 2,567,329/., and the pre vious week's return being 2,59:3,651G, the decrease is shown to be 26,3221. On taking into consideration the active circulation of the Bank of England, which in the week in ques tion was 19,745,1501. (being 386,3351. less than the week preceding), we find the aggregate note circula tion of England and Wales to be 25,528,653/., which shows on balance a decrease of 444,3811. as compared with the returns for the previous week, ending the 16th of August. As regards the fixed issues, the private banks were 1,490,5011., and the joint-stock banks 842,6581., be low the amount authorised to be issued, making a , total of 2,333,1591. below the fixed amount. ENCILI6II FUN I/S.—Teis DAT. Rant Stock. 21616 Long Asnultles. 71 3 per CL Reduce& 571 1 In.ila rtn•ck,2B.l 2 3 per Ct. Consols, 961 160.0 ti0n.15.1,0001., 494.510. pa 34 per CL Consols, 551 9 Eschequer pen Consuls for Acct.. 961 tl NOBEIG 44 per CL Belelsn, 93 5 5 % . c . 4..ltraLlis4 91 3 per C l. Leo. Arm. 641 6 per CO. Chelan, 104 3 per Cl. Chlllan. 64 6 3 per Ct. Danish. 77 21 per Ct. Oaten, 551 60 1 per Ct. Dutch, 921 34 pe r CL 3t! I per CL (Jumada, 1116 Stsrdlnlan FUNDS. 5 per CL Nre fl di 3 per CL Peruvian, de 1 Lilt, Deferral, 43 5 per Ct. Portuguve, 17 9 5 per Ct. Mutes% 111 1.13 4i per CL Rumba, img 114 5 ver Anita, WI I di 3 per Ot. Ppialdt,l7f Do. Pazsive, 51 t 2) per CL Venezuela. 29 31 Do. Deferred, 10i 11l rip, 9 11 dla COVENT GARDEN.-THIS DAY. Peaches and Nectarines are not very plentiful ; the best samples filth 12s. a dozen. Pines and Grapes are abundant. Morello Cherries are nearly over. Greengage Plums are scarce, as are also Oranges and Lemon•. Nuts remain nearly the same as quoted last week. Filberts are im ported in quantity. Carrots, French Beans, and Peas, are sufficient for the demand. Potatoes are good in quality, and remain tolerably free from disease. Lettuces and other saluting are sufficient for the demand. Mushrooms are scarce. Cut Flowers consist of Heaths, Pelargoniums, Mignonette, Heliotropes, Stephanotis floribunda, Carna tions, Pinks, Moss and Provins Roses. Pineapple., per lb., 3.10 61 Or ipeo, notbou.e, p. lb., 26 to 5. Peaches aer 6.11 8• to ill. tiec•snnery per dos dr to 12s Cberr:es, per lb , 6d t t 2. Melons, e .eb, I. to 4. Apricot', per doz., In to es Cornits,oer bolt sieve, 46 to 36 PlYrl3l4 per punnet, Is to V 46, per doz., lb 6d w 31 Apple', bitch., per bu.h.,latole6 Putre, &inert, per dos., 2i to 64 Abuoculs, per peck, tie sweet, per lb., 2s to Ss Lemons, per dos., k to 2s Oranges, per dos., 2s to ts Per 1 00 . 14, to lOs Nuts, Bar., p. boob., 204 to 22e r rend, p. bush., 12s to lis I Filberts, per 100 lb., 51e to 65e vsost Osbbeges per dos, Situ Is ---- CallUftolFerS, per don., at to as Preach Beano,per hfatc.e, Is to 2s 8e...., per tire., Is aid to 2o P.s" per Akre. Is 9d to 3s tid POWAIrI, par ton, 4.5 s to Soo per CIFL, 26 to S. per buah., Is &I to 2s id Turnips, per but eh, 14 to 4d Cucumbers. each, Id to ^s R.Alitthrt's Per d to 9d 'isnot& perdos„ &I to Is tilers, per outvote, ed as I. 6d Carrots, per bunch, sd I. &I spinach. per 'WM Is 64 to Ss Vent table *snows, per dos., 6d to Is. Onion& reJts . l . ll4 Id to 6d Iseebas P= .l ". " .Dakota, per lb, 2 , 1 to 64 Cube, amlb., 4d to 61 per don, I. to 2s Lettuce, Cab., p. wore, 4d to le Oaa, per wore. 34 to Is Senn (tabula, p. pun., fd to bd Horst Sada* par bdL, laid to Bad Ban, par des., Is to fa /Cabbages's, par pot, Is to Is td Sorra, par bail stars, bd Ned r. oast, par bomb. 14 to 3d Savory, par bunch. fd to 34 Ibms, pr bock fd to fd pefibp i r oiN , ,kas. bus.. fa to lo par ban.. fd ta 15 Wad. pre bunk. Id fd ISaid, pow lassi. &I to to 44 liarionus.d.X. ler bbooll i t....d" Waatarama, par dou ad to 114 431 fl a z d 15 11i . 164 54 sz sew li ni 17 a d COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING -LANE, SATURDAY MORNING. The colonial markets this week have been rather quiet, and for some descriptionsuf produce lower rates have been accepted. For Sugar there has been more demand, and former quotations have been generally obtained. The public sales of Coffee have been large, and occasionally im porters have accepted prices about Is. per cwt. below those previously current for the plantation kinds of Ceylon ; in other sorts there has not been any alteration. In Spice the only change to notice is in the value of East India Ginger, which has again been sold at prices in favour of the buyers, while Pimento also has fallen fully td. per lb. Saltpetre continues flat The public Tea sale went off flatly, but nevertheless 5,500 packages were sold out of 16,700; prices were nut materially altered. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is without alteration, being steady, with a good demand on the spot. The following are the quota tions at present ruling:—Town 375., nett cash; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, new, 395. ; old, 38s. ; last three months, 395. 3d. ; January and March, 395. ad. to 9d. AVERAO6B.—Town Tallow 39e. 6d. ; fat dittc, 2s. Id. ; Yellow Russian, 39e. 61. ; melted stuV, 285.; rough ditto, Its.; Tallow graves, 9e.; good dregs, as. The demand has not been equal to last week for Russian on the spot; at the same time holders arc firm, and will not make any concession in the value on account of an increased consumption. Fine new yellow candle is held for 38s. ad. to 395., and old 38a. to 38s. 3d., but there is every prospect of a better demand taking place shortly, as dealers hold small stocks, and consumption is getting better. For deli very rates remain firm, at 38s. 9d. to 395. for last three months of the year, and 39a. to 395. 3d. for January and February next, at the same time little desire is evinced to operate. In the home-melted a good deal is still doing at 375. 6d. to 375. M. nett cash, and with not free sellers, still the market is well supplied. Other sorts of Tallow have I been sold to a fair extent at the rates of this day week, and I supply does not extend. Of colonial and foreign stocks are 9,000 casks more than last year, and in prices little differ once is now apparent, but deliveries are upon a larger scale. WOOL MARKET.—THIS DAY. There is very little doing in foreign Wool, but prices are firm. There will be a public sale of East India Wool on Wednesday neat at the Hall of Commerce. A public sale a foreign Wool being advertised to take place between the regular public sales of colonial Wools is a new feature in this market. The imports of the week are small, comprising 10 bales from Leghorn, 8t from Hamburg, and 20d from Bombay. The English Wool trade is rather more active than of late, but without any change in prices. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Meson. Cooper and Davis report a brisk trade, at the fol lowing quotations .—Prime Meadow Hay, 70s. to 75e. • in ferior, 555. to his. ; Bowen, his. ; Clover, 703. to 40e.; Straw, 241. to 30s. i l' METALS.—Mr. Muate's " Circular" states that Welch Bar Iron is in better demand ; in rails not any trent actions have been reported. Staffordshire Iron is less in de , mend. Scotch Pig Iron is more inquired fur, principally OA . Glasgow account; No. 1, American brands, may be quoted . at 40s. 6d. free on board in Glasgow, storekeepers' warrants. Ordinary brands, makers' obligations, 38s. 9d. Swedish Iron is more in request ; several parcels have changed hands .at rates ruling from W. ss. to 111. 10s. Swedish Steel is in Idemand, but under the limits of the holders. Copper con tinues in good request. British Tin . in common, a good business is doing ; refined is very scarce. Foreign Tin: • parcel of Uncertified Straits has been sold at 80s. In Banes, there are buyers at 80s., sellers at 81s. Spelter : 60 tons o r intermediate plates have been sold to a Bombay house at 141. 10s. There are buyers at 141. to arrive, sellers at 141. 6.. Lead : a good business doing. Tin Plates are in quired for to some extent AN EXTRAORDINARY INSTANCE OF ACTIVITY was displayed • few days since in the manufactory of Mdms. Veuve Philippart-Moulin, at Tourney. A sheep was sheared, and the wool washed, carded, spun, dyed, and manufactured into stockings, socks, mittens, &c., between five o'clock in the morning and half-put two in the afternoon, at wide hour the articles were packed up, and forwarded is commissioners of the provincial exhibition at Galirmati. y~ ~~ v,' • -7 , N •_:Pd 14 \ ot\fai xlvt• 29 80 Ys le gt gl IR I ni ivi 41 lid