The Express. — London, England, 1853-09-15 00:00:00

••••, 47 /1" . _, , ,i',,,,,./4,_i, ~/„....._. - , No. 2,204.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 15, 1853.. [THREEPENCE FALLING BUILDINGS. SHARE LISTS. WIDNESDAT Bazaars. The English railway market to-day was again visited by severe fluctuation. The quotations at the commencement of business, owing to the unfavour able news from St. Petersburg, were again exceed ingly wide, and many of the dealers refused to " make prices," except at apparently unreasonable "margins." The market sub sequen tly became more settled, and a very large business has been dons. At the close the market was very heavy in character. at. St. ik. K. IS 1 BoMum dam i today. ii pm 131 113 pi' siiREWSBURY IL sod 's BIRMINGHAM MA I:, prom, pbent.insett. Auelphi, L asks. Sept' 14,1 0 33. 4. telephoto* of itabor- air at oharelialiter• hove mach pleasure in g ,r. teeing the rend: the m 'ten tatim, Mr ammo:err, the tasy ..f the Gr. at Wooten'. appeared am tiebe.l of that flempaoy, std declared his routines to UK the . ;''mar Mt. Grath and Mr. Scott. Mr. &outer. latimated that, to oweilieve all panic., and to emu e every abrade to • suarensto dated , 5, has Camp thy had auttioreed Mu to akda. iaimelers to as ofbr of it,ree.mul.whalf per cent. 'sarantead 4 551. g,g t, with half surplii• porn's, from the let January. 111$4. Rath 61r. terasb sad Mr. Newt, eidwithotanding urgent mile from /may 1 .,,,b,,kier• who bad enireeed them moth - men with their prestos so seem' the utter •11 1 ett hot originated with themeMeie, • ge t. tomme based by any vote of the mirth g. fbe propos: subset. al out What( of the Waal Western employ wM thee put to the vote, and carried Almost unanimously, amide' the tit etelsenatiowe. • phi was &mended be Mr. Calico, selici•or, Stourbeidge. which • ismemiateli proorwled with. Th e pan will nimbi Orell well the 19th %Want, as that every rberholAer. whatever may ham been hie raviolis opinion', is now s ip.giud a rpporteeity 01 persu-ailly r.i %eriwg hie vole FOR or itatINST • guarantee 4 dirteleud. from the let of January nest, of TfiItr&AMIWA.I I •LY PER WIT. WITH II•LY bUILPLUS fiturlTS. rhentheiders dein mi of rtmoidase prowler entreated to Mr. Gm& 'ad Mr. Mott Brendles bid foetal a ever to the Seercteryal the Coss. reny, dietaries Mit they revoke the Nag. the emiterary inm of elm* b twelowed.—by order, cioacr, vro , LCOI7. . At a meetly* el the oh-rehetiters of th, atirewthur;7 4l7 gtd Witham Rallway, Swan iloirt, Wolverhampton, September 7, 1661, A.t.:CISPAIS Diem in the chair, road ,he following getter from Mr. Scott SOM. Mir: . 1 Stoorbridge, Sept. 6, ISM. ▪ Da p ar e -I le cam, ley rioneranwee is the wises peswd Tv Mid some of your Muncie direcure. In your letter so %beehive. g,,,..iera of the of Augi.st, lied to t beak you fur this eapreselon of year esperierree mid your juignient. There ere two puma up n • hub I have alwaye, Loth in puha' and in private, Ineasied. and the altilMellalite of winch I comider wait:U.l to our Onetime. 14. 1 bat the present ruhrtu. oluttettion with the Lcwdon and yhoth-Wniein Camp or be eta Teat our railway be not handed o'er to any other compeny, erupt epos the trfill4 or a dear uncredltionel dividend of • per r Lt., sr whet may be amebic/ as Nide:Aleut to 4 per cent, se, for anew, 34 per seat with belt the wuples profits. " 61:70Ti." A T the SPECIAL MEETING of the Shareholders tt et the 6HREWoII.I.7sY wed LW:ATER RAILWAY 00:11. I.AN it, held et Owner oa 11:E5DAT, Sept. 15i3, the flag Wane tke pll tae— Yates. Tor the Gnat Wemere agreement roe the ameadoe et Majority for the tireet Wertero alliance. 117 order, GEOUGE WOOLCurr, Seentary. 12. Beekteginst.siteet, R e ;4. 15, 11153. 12,149 8,924 FIVE OUINEAS.—Mr. FIALSE, the Medical 2J. Itounowtek,anart. Loot' :o Worms hio friends MU kw lIT6 OCltt t err taxtvsEs ore no . teady.--Sald two pop amps for N. hostelst so llottitml (tomato's. TIM SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the last half costar, law proud beyond quake that ROATIANOW MACASSAR OIL preens etagalsrly newitidag more is the powtk. memos,. owl lnprowemeat cf the Mara Ink sea elm very other splashes tailed. It prevents it treat Wag of se Pra m, i m—akaa weak Mir —dolmas It trove seaet and ilex we, early. sad stony. Flu AM= it Is opreitly oleeßlaladat. es tyrant* the bask a a beantlnt hod of U. mod Ta ; Luaily bottle, (east. to Rae mil). k'tiLL; nd dwelt that size, Sla Caution —Oa the anew et to* Wahl eat tba wards, " Mossback' eraser 011." la two lime —SA ay A. ROWLAND and BONO. 10.Ilattcayardea. lealftet; sod W asiodets nod hulas, WI. KELT TRACY' SOCIETY. THE WEEKLY TRACT for SATURDAY, Issetabe IT, will be No. *IL DEVOTION. Prise Is. per Ivy. IsslislhrwoupplawL SOWLAND ELLIOTT, Correiwodisi Scastary. CI, Talatlieleheetw. IRELAND. Doll.lm, BUT. 14. The arrival of the channel fleet in Bantry Bay is stationed as follows by a correspondent of the Cork Red,orter of yesterday. , lint Strr.—l big to inform you that, on frit*, evening, Admiral Martin, is hi r Majesty's ship Duke of Wellington, and the squadron under his command, sachored is this harbour; and on Ssturday evening Admi ral Corry, with the ships under his command, made their appearance in Bantry Boy, south of Berehaven, arid were Mort!, after anchored in this Bat harbour. On yesterday tile Doha of Walhalla's lied tev , ral other ships were anted by may of disrespectable inhabit:mita of Bcrthaven sad the saes filar country, ani were received with that re/itemise eel emotion so truly characteristic of the royal ury. On this day full and free liberty was given fur all persons S. visit the sbi... Another letter sap : Cenatedere Merton e squadron, with the Duke of Wel nights Irs Alp, arrived - at Berthavee, Bantry Bay, en tic 9th lam. Be.. of the natives, thinking they were the Fortich se Busiana, rut to the meuntairok Their astonish• want was fanass unrested by toe arrival, on the 10th, of the admiral's orjesdron. Tory are to leave on Tateday Pre Qatenstown. Tie fleet was expected to arrive at Queenstown last evening, and it is understood that they will be Inspected in that harbour, in the course of the pre sent week, by the First Lied of the Admiralty, Sir James Graham. The Curk Reporter makes use of the opportunity to urge very effectively on public attent►on the necessity of making Queenstown a Imitable poet for the reception of such great naval armaments. The attendance at the Great Exhibition yesterday exceeded 9.000. and this receipts at the door were satisfactory. The Dublin and Belfast Junction Railway directors sent a body of 200 of their work men to visit the Exhibition. The practice of having military bands to enliven the scene within the buila -001 certain days of the week will be resumed. SERIOUS CASE OP STABBING.— A farm servant, earned JIIMIN Barlow, was charged before the county magistrates at Salford, yesterday morning, with using the Lae under eircunurancies betraying more brutality and Minims than is often met with even in this class of cues. The prisoner, who is quite t young mail, had gone into the Dog and Partridge public-house, at Stretford, on Sunday evening, and suited a good deal of indignation among the company assembled there by his noisy conduct, and the freedom with which he appropriated liquors Mg; had been ordered and paid for by others. A pint of ale, o by William Garner, a boatman, the prisoner drank off entirely. The people present took up Garner's quarrel, and ultimately ejected Barlow from the house. Here the cow. stilly fellow concealed himeelf under a cut, when it was dart, and awaited the appearance of Garner. About a leaner past eight o'clock Garner left the hoose, and then Ealow rushed at him and plunged a clasp-knife in his slxLmen. The wounded man was carried to the Man chester lairvaary, and was unable to appear before the Magistrates until yesterday. Fortunately the wound has not penetrated the bowels, and there is every reason to be lieve that Garner will recover. The prisoner was given in charge after the assent: to police constable Norwood, by •horn he was now brought before the court. The ...magi*. trates committed him for trial at the nest Liverpool assizes. TIIE LATE ACCIDENT TO THE LORD MAYOR.— Yeaerday the Lord Mayor, for the first time since the terrible collision at the Homey station of the London and Great Northern Railway, took his seat on the bench. His lordship appears to have suffered more severely than was supposed, the middle part of the bridge of the nom having been so severely injured, the: his medical attendant thought it advisable to truss it up. The cartilage of the nose is not broken, but respiration from that organ still eontinues difficult, and accompanied by pain. The Lord Mayor de scribes the accident am sue of a most fearful character, but, es is known, the first thing he felt was his being thrown foremost in the earrings at the time of the collision ; he also felt a severe wound on the leg, which he considered of no importance, although blood flowed copiously from it. Ike surgeon, however, thought oti.erwiie, and altar a little time he round he could not stand. his lordship disposed of a series of disorderly cases, which daily appear at the police courts, possessing no interest whatever to the public. A CHILD ACCIDENTALLY Snot—An inquest was bold. on Tenthly, before Mr. Cl. 0. Rutter, deputy coroner, for the hundred of Salford, at the Sherwood Inn, Fallow held, near Manchester, on the body of a little girinamed Ann Partington, aged two years, daughter of John Pertington, or Fallowheld. The deceased was at the house of a man named Joseph Lyth, et Within/ton, on Saturday afternoon, when Thomas Knight, a warehouseman, living an blanches ter, went to the twine with a double-barrelled gun, which he reared up against the cheek of the door, on the outside. Beth barrels were loaded with shot. There were peren-sion caps on the nipples, and the hammers were down. Two dogs which were playing about ra n against the butt-end of the gun, said threw it down, It fell with the mingle into the house. Both barrels were Zieeharged; and the deceased, who was standing in the house 'lose to the door, received the shot from eco of the barrels in her abdomen and one of her legs. She died el meet immediately. The two barrels were not discharged quite rimultsneosely, and it is supposed that the concussion erasing from the discharge of the tint occasioned the explo sion of the second. Knight was standing near the door, and at the inquest stated has belief that th e ch arge o f one ' barrel passed under his left foot, which wes slightly raised from the ground. As the hammers of the gun, which wen does at the time, fell upon the ground, the caps were die charged precisely as if the hammers had fallen in the rmimary muter, The jury returned • verdict of " Acci dental death." Yesterday morning the premises 18 and 19, Lud gatteldli, in the respeceive occupations of Mr. Croft, corset baker, and Hr. Bond, furrier, were discovered to be in a state of instability. The dwellings stand on either side of the narrow thoroughfare called St Martin's-court, leading from Ludgate-hill to the Headway, the walla fronting which bulged considerably, and presented a threatening appearance. It was deemed advisable at once to 'hors up the premises last evening. This was securely effected, and all further cause of apprehension removed. Last' evening a considerable portion of the back part of the premises of Mean. Yarroll and Hallam, tailors, 21, Fleet street, fell in. The frost of the building bulged out con siderably, and several of the large squares of glut cracked, giving unmistakeable symptoms that if some precaution were not adopted, the building would fell The police at once stopped up the footway, aid during the night work men were busily engaged shoring up the house. It appean that the premises of Mr. Southgate, the auctioneer, adjoin ing, have been pulled down for rebuilding, which, it is sup posed, has shaken Messrs. Yarroll and Hallan's premises. Yesterday afternoon it was discovered that the premises of the optician, in Long-acre, near St. Martin's-lane, were in • dangerous state, and they were at once shored up. Since the catastrophe in the &read the district surveyors are all on the quo wire. EARLY CLOSING MOVEMENT. The Early Closing Association received, last night, a large accession of strength, and new impetus, from a gathering in Crosby Hall of the young men employed in the " Birmingham and Sheffield Wholesale Fancy Trudes," who met for the purpose—the first step they have taken to join the movement in the metropolis—of uppointing a depu histion to wait upon the employers in this department of business, with a view to inducing • more general adoption of that "early closing" which is happily becoming more and more the rule in many of the other trades in London. Mr. Mechi, of Lesdenhall-street, with ex treme _ appropriateness filled the chair, and (being received a fervour which indieitesiis 'popu larity among those who should know him best) made a most effective address, plain and homely in style and elo quent from its simplicity, urging the principle at bars upon grounds derived from his own experhuce as s trader man and as an employer. In addition to Mr. Meehi, the following empinyers (among others) were present: Messrs. Wm. Perry, Wood, Titmarsh. and George, end reseintioas sieved and seconded by these gentlemen were adopted; Mr. Lilwell, the hon. secretary to the General Early Classing Association contributing a speech detailing the general se pats and prospects of the movement, and statistics with reference to the particular trade being furnished by Mr. Williams, secretary to the special association. The meeting wee adjourned to the 29th last., then to receive the report of the deputation and the answer of the employers to the memorial. MONC'iIENT TO TITIAN AT VENICE. There is a novelty in Venice this year, and that is, the monument that has been raised to Titian in the church of Ste. Maria Gloriosa de Fiori, where he was buried. It was erected at the expense of Ferdinand, and is the joint production of Luigi Zandomenichi and Pietro Zandomenichi, his son. It occupies the entire breadth of the aisle on the south, immediately opposite the molest went of Canova ; it rises from the nave with three steps. It consists of • high double plinth, four columns on pedestals, entablature, and attic. The centre inter columniation is arched, and within this is seated Titian, having on one side a figure representing Genius, and on the other Strength. Immediately behind him, on the backing of the monument, is a basso-rilievo, exceedingly well executed, of his great picture of the " Assumption of the Virgin," which is in the Academy here. To the right of this is another of the " Martyrdom of St. Lawrence," which is in the Jesuits' church ; to the left another of that magnificent picture of reser Martyr in the church of San Giovanni • Paolo ; above are two other bassi-rilievi,— that on the right representing his first work, the " Visita tion of St. Elisabeth," which is now at Dresden, and oa the left, his last picture, the " Descent from the Cross," whisk is in the academy. On each side of Titian are two female figures representing design, painting, erchiteeture, and sculpture. I. the upper part are two winged Sevres bolding a tablet, with the lusenption—" Fordi sasclus 1.. 1&52." On the corner of the plinth to the left is an aged figure holding a tablet, upon which is the follow leg legend—" Eget' et Comes Titianos silo Carotin V., MDLIII.; and on the left a younger figure, upon whose tablet then is, " Titian monomania's erectus' dt. Perth sands. 1. MDCCCXXX IX." The whole is surmounted by theVesetian lion holding • scutebeoa with the anew of Fer• dinand. It is said to have cost that monarch 200,000 floins; but you see he has taken great care to "mark the marble with his Came." It is eoutposeti entirely of marble ; but the figures are of that sort called statuary, which, from the whiteness, prodeces a striking effect from the contrast with the other; besides, it leaves the bassi-rilievi unconfused. The figure of Titian is very good, the head full of genius end dignity. Ido not so well like the figures of the Sister Arts, as they are not sufficiently exalted in expression to illustrate the divine effuse which inspires them. On the whole it is a fins production, and a good illustration of the power el modern art.—Gortospoiedwa of the Brilekr. Tea BTEI HUBSAILS.—A general court martial Was held at the cavalry barracks, at Dorchester, on Monday, to try a private of the Bth Royal Hussars (two trosps of which regiment, with the head-quarters, ere now stationed in that tow's) on a charge of insubordination and threatening to shoot his colonel. The court martial was presided over by Major-Oeneral Purvis, Commandant of the South Western District, assisted by other distinguished officers. The pri mer's name is William Ward, and the offence for which he was arraigned was committed on Chobhatn-common during the encampment. It appeared from the voluminous evidence laid before the court, that Colonel F. G. Shewell, Bth Hassan, observing Ward to conduct himself in a very striate and improper manner, and that he was in the act of ill-using a horse, called him forward for the purpose of questioning him on the subject. It was then found that Ward was intoxicated, and on being accosted by the colonel he immediately became extremely insolent an i abusive, applying to his commanding officer, with unmeasured vio lence of manner, the most insulting epithets, and conclud log with as impassioned declaration that he would cer tainly shoot him. He was then immediately placed under arrest At the trial the prisoner offered no defence, and threw himself on the mercy of the court. The sentence will not be known until the case has been fully investigated ' at the Horse Guards. TUE AMERICAN EXPEDITION TO JAPAN.—The Weser Gamete, under date of Amsterdam, says:—" It is stated that the Russian government ham resolved to resist the attempts of the Americana against Japan, and that the Russian squadron which recently sailed for those seas was intended for that purpose. The Russian government has seat for the Dutch Professor Biebold, who resides on the banks of the Rhine, to obtain from hint every information relative to Japan, and on the best means to be adopted to defeat the attempts of the United States. M. Siebold is well acquainted with Japan, having resided there for many years. The Dutch government is said to be pleased at this determination of the Canaria of St. Petersburg, as the Americans also threaten the Dutch Archipelago, and as moreover the English press express themselves in favour of the Americans, and have lately begun to throw discredit on the Dutch rule in the East Indies!' DEATH OP A SCOTCI/ DESCgNDANT OF PRINCE RUPERT.—We have to record the dealt of Miss Henrietta Osehterlony, of this place (Montrose), which happirsod on Thuds,, the let instant—the lady baying attained the ad vanced age of ninety-one years. The deceased was the last survivor of three sisters, who were for many years in habitants of Montrose, and were respected and beloved, as well ler their own merits and accomplishments as for their kindness and charity to many who stood in need of aid. Miss Henrietta Ouchterlony was an accomplished landscape painter ; and a coloured engraving of the town of Mon trose, from a picture by her, is familiar to most of our Mon trose readers. Her only near relative Is a nephew, General Ouchterlony, now in the Russian army Unobtrusively as the Ouchterlony family have lived among as for many years, they counted among their kindred several families of " gentle " blood. Of them we may notice the Youngs of Aldber. the Graham of Claverhouse, and last, though not least, Prince Rupert. The Lady Ruperta, a natural daughter of Prince Rupert, by her marriage with Brigadier- General Lord Howe, had a daughter, Henrietta, Maid of 1 Honour to the Princess of Orange. This grandchild of the Prince married David Skinner, Eril. ; and their eldest daughter, Mary Ruperta Skinner, wife of John Ouchter , Imy, Esq., sometime of Kintrockat, was the mother of the Leto Miss Henrietta Ouehterlony.—Monfroae Review. ENGLISH AND FRENCH ROWING MATCH.—The Havre regatta mine off on Sunday. The weather was de lightful, and the racing very good. This regatta being the most important in France is always well attended, and this year was under the patronage of H.I.H. Prince Jerome Bonaparte. The Amateur /towing Match afforded great sport, the Vicomte de Detail, of Hoofleur, having proposed that the famous pilots of that port, and who had never been beaten, should row against the amateurs, and for that pur pose he bad a cis-oared gig built siceedingly light expressly for them to row in, and from the reputation of them men and their great phy_sical strength, every body felt assured they would win. However, a six oared boat and crew be longing to the English Paris Amateur Rowing Club, proved themselves better men, as at starting they soon took the lead, gradually drew away, leaving all their antagonists be hind, and won the first prise given by the Emperor. THIS DAY.—Tw•o o'CLocx. The railway market is at present in a state of com plete suspense, awaiting the result of the sitting at the Beek. Prices have been higher than they left off yesterday; but at the present moment less con fidence is shown, and quotations are lower than at an earlier period of the day. Lon don and North-Western stock is quoted 101 to 102; Great Western, 791 to 80; Lancashire and 1 orkshire, 661 to 67; Midland, 671 to 681; Doren, 181 to Caledonians, 271 to I ; Great Northern, 181 to I. French shares are higher than they eke ed yester day. 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Oani ... oath Davos ... . , Ditto )land 44 par Coat oath Easton (Wading Ana I of £L0.9....... Do. 4 paw oat th.lfoo ! 4 19 30 Voter 4 dim fork, Nmoildeli w., GUllortli d Ilisg.poroh. 1111 101 kW DIN• ... 1 f0rta11.31119.11. &Faroe I die i pm Ifi I stl WIDNISIDAY EVIIII/XII. There has been a good demand to-day for Alfred Consols shares which have been largely dealt is, and closed 22 buyers. Good dividend stocks continue in demand, but for other descriptions the market is very depressed. We hear of sales in United Mines at 250; Alfred Consols, 214, 22; Wheal Arthur, 25; Lewis, 23, 4. The gold mining share market has remained de pressed, except for Nouveau Monde, which closed a shade better. Great Nugget shares were very heavy, leaving off sellers at par. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted to # prem.; Great Nugget, dis. to par; Port Phillip, 746 to 5-18 dis.; British Australian, 7-16 to 5-16 dis.; Anglo Cali fornian, to 1 prem.; Nouveau Monde, 4to prem.; Agua Fr ia, 7-16 to 9-16 prem. In other mines t he dealings were not important. United Mexican remain flat. The nominal closing prices of new undertakings are as follows :—Misen Head, i to a- dia.; Lewis Hill Range, ato I per share ; Cologne Lead, a to I dn. ; Clarendon (of Jamaica), a to a prem.; Britannia Gold, i to a per share ; New Linares, a die. to I prem.; New South Wales Coal, tto I dia.; Metcalfe (of 'a rmies), la to la pm. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica), Ito; pm. ; L'Argle d'Or, +} to a die.; London and Virginia , Gold and Copper, a dia. to a prem.; Mount Carbon Card, a to a dig. ; Kenmare , par to a pm.; Lake Superior Copper. I Os. to par ; Jamaica Copper, * to 31ln 1 prem.; Con a dui. to par ; Glenaulin, Ito r; Albion i per sh.; Australian Mutual, to I dia.; A solsa to a dia.; Chartered Australian Land log, 1 to 1 per share; Mel bourne Gold, ato I per share; Golden Mountain, a to a per share ; Great Hewes United Tin, a to 3 per share; Poltimore, a die. to par.; Lackamor Cop per, ,1 to a dis.; Sue River (of Jamaica), par to a prem. ; Adelaide Laud and Gold, 1 to 03 dis.; Bntiah and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, a dia. to a prem.; New South Wales ; Gold , a to a dia. ; London and Liverpool Australian Gold Mining and Streaming, par to a prem.; Liguanea (of Jam aica), 3 die. to par; Gladbach Zinc, par to a prem.; Parkwyn and Carwalaick Tin, I die. to par; Obernhof, par to a prem. ; Chancellorsville Freehold Gold, par to a prem.; Cumberland Hematite Iron Ore, par to a prem.; Great Crinnis, a dis to a prem.; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay Coal, par to 4 prem.; Peninsular Mining, a die. to 4 prem.; Great Cam brian Mining and Quarrying, par to i Prom.; Knockatrellane Copper, a to a dia. ; East Indian Iron, le. to 25. per share; Rhenish Charcoal, Iron, and Steel, par to a prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocir. The gold mining share market is not much changed to-day, bat dealings are at present partially sus pended. Colonial gold are quoted 5-16 to 7-16 prem.; Agua Fria, 4 to 4 prem.; and Great Nugget, 4 dia. to par. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 27 to 29; Peel River, 1 to 4 dia.; North British Austra lasian, 3-16 to 1-16 die.; Scottish Australian Invest ment, 1 3-16 to 1 5-16 prem. Clod g Buda= XL Mouse Kura Pald. retest doss , Yeetarday. to-day. — 100,000 1 Ares Me all 1 d i s pm 11 SAO 1 tAiglo Aselmtlisa Gold all 1 110,190 lot. •AogloCalllorslan 17.000 10 +A oetralealas 40,000 0 Do. Coal Male( 1 1 1 •. t 0,1104 20 Ltserrallaa to t Stevan= Ocedillara 1110,111110 1 Australis& Preemie - all 1 I die IMMO Am lifi Maria. all 1 dla MAO I 1 tish Australian Odd all 1 dim =l6 tßrUlaillros 13.1 7 11 1 lill filraLliap.(les.at3l.p o 241 3 3 GAN N Da. Oessesadeulabs a 91 2 11,000 70 Do. St. Join Da gap 13 12 it 110,00 1 Carloa'a Creak i 4 I di* 12,000 40 Oaks 160,000 6 reoleala ° l °l rd .... MOMS° l6 101 116 SKiTOD St. +Copper Illases et Ig4. all 53 65 111,000 U *Do. Pref. 76 per amt. all 131 14 pm 70,050 3 titaggAmMelfamegge all 3 2 die 100.0,4 1; Great ik 3ll=lL all tar Iso 31 3:',110e 10 Mistismi 11,000 Orval Mamie Dada all 1 din ral l i 11.046 Great Polgeolg.. 2 pa o,erm Ulm Batiarat. a ll 36 1 4 dlt OA Libirly all 1 f dia. MX 41Lares 60,100 LosdoakCalliora. °aid Quirts OrrldagOs all 4 4 ' 100,000 Xariquita all A 1 ale Soso 1 Mee= ... h/LAilillitO 9 le 1 64,11•0 New Omuta - .... 100,000 /foams Urge SO altd,Ooo 1 Nom Sloth Insist 162,004 4 j e — dit i 1 ems FallPrft a„ liaskleg QQ 10,te $6 'Ha boa " all 7,1" , r Dabs lll 14 4 MAL 1 Ara* Asstrallaa. al 1 die pm 4 s„orm 10 TM Cleaft 45,174 15.161 +Dalai Iles as all $ 31 10,0(4 1 W 90119 ... . all 4 1 els 100,060 1 Will armada ...- ...... all I Xs ti 100,000 I Wet lazipms, all die 1110,000 1 Tuba $ Traoshrobb by JOINT STOCK Balboa done a e n 4 Oiii; I dli li oi a l I Ipsz I pol 4448 01i dls 0 0 0 •11 U 6051 Bins. No. 52.1 Otrnaliki. TO 60 NOVO 40 * A s aro; 50 xi Cleft am- ") ff. NI t ie M ai if ANL N. If 62 • I 10.000 larlI arl goo. MOON 20 D.. wool 50 4 11:of faked an?. si Dart Osipsiiiii2 55,0001100 Prodrial of frilasf. 4.000 10 Do. Now. .. fO,OOO 6 122a1 Aultraliis mod Gold Imp. 02 11,00 fi food) Airlift 10.080 lb 'Union Of Do. N. OOO ....... . 50 If Mos if . 11.001) IQ 11l aka if = MONEY MARKET. WEDNESDAY EVIXISCI. The intelligence of the rejection of the modified 'note of the Four Powers by the Emperor of Russia, coming upon an already greatly depressed market, produced a great sensation in the Stock Exchange at the commencement of business this morning, and prices throughout the house were quoted at unusually wide margins, and at a great reduction from yester day's rates. Purchases by "bears," however, who I were tempted by the fall to realise profits, afforded some degree of support ; but at the close the markets were flat throughout, the funds showing a fall of per cent. from the closing rates of yesterday, and railway stocks an average reduction of 2 to 3 per oent. Consols, previous to the official opening of busi ness, were offered at 931, and considerable sales were made at 934, but thepiarket speedily rallied on "bear " Ibuying. The first official quotation was 931 to for account, and there were soon afterwards buyers at 951. A relapse subsequently took place, and at the official close the quotation Ns as 93: to 1 for money, and 95: to for the 13th October. At four o'clock the tone was a shade flatter again, with the price for time standing at 931 to 4. The official business list reports as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 3, ; ditto for account, 13th October, 951, 1,1, 1; Three per Cent. Annuities, 1726, 991. Exchequer Bills mark 3s. die. to par, and India Bonds 2s. prem. Foreign stocks have experienced a general fall, and quotations rule very wide. Peruvian, Russian, and Spanish seem to have suffered most severely ; but all descriptions were extremely heavy, and of some of the speculative securities sales can be with difficulty effected. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 24 to ; Spanish Deferred, 211 to 221; the Committee's Certificates, 51 to per cent. The list of sales includes : Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 971, 1, 1. Equador Bonds, 41. Gra nada Deferred, 81, 9. Mexican Three per Cents., 241, C. ; ditto for account, 30th Sept., 244,1. Peru vian Your-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 70, 721 ex. die. ; ditto Deterred Three per Cent., 56. Russian !four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1001, 100. Sardinian All per Cents., 94, 93. Spanish Old Three per c.a.., 464; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 221,1; the Committee's Certifs., 51 per , cent. Money to-day was very tight. No discount busi ness can be effected below the Bank minimum rate of 4 per cent., and on second-class and inferior paper high rates are exacted. The pressure at the Bank of England to-day, u yesterday, was very great. Many of the discounters " out of doom" are averse to granting accommodation on bills unless they can place them immediately at the Bank of England or elsewhere. The progressive advance in the rate of discount is understood to have inflicted loss upon these dealers in many instances, as they have been caught with a large mass of bills in hand discounted at lower rates. Notwithstanding the improvement in the ex changes, we hear to-day of the despatch of further moderate amounts of gold to France. The Hydsspes, which was fixed to leave South ampton to-day for Plymouth and the East Indies, takes out 50,0001. on freight, of which 22,000/. is in gold, and 500/. silver, all for the Mauritius, and 27,50 W. silver for Calcutta. The Panama has arrived at Liverpool from Sydney, which port she left on the 7th May. This vessel is not known to have any gold on freight. There was another failure to-day in the Stock Ex change of a broker, who seems to have been a large ",bull " of Oxford and Worcester shares. This stock was consequently extremely depressed. The liabilities of the party in question were currently re ported at about 13,0001. This is stated, according to common report, to be not the only ease of embarrass ment amongst late operators for a rise, who have been caught by the panic in the railway market. The corn market to-day was very firm, at a slight advance on Monday's rates. There was a rise to-day of 9d. to is. in tallow, consequent upon the news from St. Petersburg. The closing quotation of Russian for the last three months of the year was 535. 9d. Miscellaneous stocks of all descriptions were very heavy to-day, and, in many instances, difficult of sale. Australian Agricultural closed 26 to 28, and Peel River to d die. Crystal Palace shares closed l i t to 1 prem. Australian Bank shares were very flat, and sales could only be effected at reduced prices. The half-yearly accounts recently issued by the directors of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Rail way Company show the following sums in fa vour of 1853, as compared with 1852, viz.:— Increase in receipts from passengers, parcels, and mails, 6,1651. ; increase in goods and live stock receipts, 38,207/. • increase in sundry receipts, 1461. ; decrease in coaching charges, 1,598/.; decrease in sundry charges, 1,7211. ' • decrease in interest on de bentures, 3,5951. • total in favour of 18.53, 31,7291. l On the other hand, the sums against 1653, as con trasted with 1852, may be thus stated :—lncrease in maintenance of way, 3,4871.; increase in locomotive power, 1,0031. ; increase in goods charge'', 8,0571. ; increase in general charges, 7301.; increase in Pres ton and Wyre expenses, 246/. ; increase in Black burn ditto, 8411.; compensation, 4,6201. ; increase in taxation, 7181.; increase in Preston and Wyre charges, 1,4991. • increase in other preferential charges, 1051. The increase in profit earned by the working of the line is thus 28,1341., and the actual increase in profit for dividend, including the saving in Preference charges, is 30,1251. A recapitulation shows tbe following results, viz. : —lst. An increase in gross revenue in the first half of the year 1853, over that of the first half of 1852, of 44,5181., of which 38,2071. was derived from goods traffic. 2ndly. An increase in working expenses of 16,3841., equal to 36.80 per cent. of the increased re ceipt. 3rd. An increased profit of 30,1251. or 63.20 per cent. of the increased receipt. 4th. A diminution in preference charges of 1,9914 The increase of 30,125/. in profit for dividend is thus distributed, viz., additional sum required to pay 3 per cent., owing chiefly to calls on the Fifth shares, 4,808/. ; the additional -I per cent. of dividend paid (i.e. 3i per nt. instead of 3 per cent. last year), 10,0.571. ; I cent. less taken from the reserve than on the 30th June, 1852, 10,472/. ; added to the reserve, 4,7881.; total, 30,125/. It will thus be seen that, although a divi dend of only I per cent. more than on the 30th June, 1852, has been declared, the sum earned for dividend exceeds that of the corresponding period of 1852 by Itanhe amount e ca qu p i i v ta a l l , en i t n c to lu t tli pe ng r ce th n e t. lu di t vi ca de l n l d ou epo th n e Fifths shares. The capital expended during the halt year amounts to 61,076/. The same item in the accounts of the London and North-Western amounted to 128;,0761., and in those of the Midland to 214,0331, 106,620/., in the last named cue being for rolling stock alone. The sum expended by the Lancashire and York hire Company for rolling stock in the half year is only 3,1631. In looking to the future it imnagydl7cressobseedrvdedurithnagt, the t debt half T o e f ar tlr y cigg o ni , haa:d further loans being improbable at less than the present average rate of 4!. 3s. 3d. per cent. ter an num, it is not likely that any further saving in pre ferential charges will be immediately affected. A call of 30s. on the Fifth shares falls due on the 30th of the present month, and 20s. more on tho 31st March next. The number of Fifths shares is 126,819, and to this extent the ordinary stock in receipt of dividends will be increased. This fact must also be borne in mind in calculating future dividends. Avery important feature of the directors're cent report yet remains to be touched upon : we refer to the' memorial" to the board in reference to a call of 10s. per share paid upon the Fifths shares, praying that it may be applied to revenue instead of capital. In principle this sum should not be so treated ; but if, as appears possible, it should be voted to revenue, and the reserve fund of 20,000/. should be suspended for the current half year, thenceforward it will in •reese the dividend immediately by 4 per cent. This sum of 60,0001. (being the amount of the 10s. call) would in all probability have been voted to go to revenue at the recent half-yearly meeting, it the times had been more propitious. As it is, the chair man left it to the proprietors to convene a special meeting to decide upon the point. In the event of any marked change for the better taking place in the mrrket, the meeting in question will probably be convened. It appears, however, a singular state of things that a body of shareholders should have in their hands the important option of voting to them selves, whenever they may think fit, an extra 3 per cent. dividend. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Renter's express : Amsterdam, Tuesday, closing prices: —Dutch Four per Cents., 93i ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 61 15-16 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 221; the Coupons, 51; the Old Three per Cent., foreign, 461 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Meanies, 814; Mexican New, 24 1-16 ; Granada Deferred, 8 ; Por tuguese New, 38 15.16; Granada Active, 21. Most of these prices show a heavy fall. Paris closing prices of this day : Three per Cent. ltentes, 76.70; Four-and-a-Half per Cent. 100.60; Bank shares, 2,800. This bout-se has also fallen materially. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. There has been a good deal of fluctuation in the English stock market to-day, Consols having ranged between 954 and 95/ for account. The advance in the early . part of the day was owing to an impression that the Bank Board at its meeting this morning would not decide unon any advance in the rate of discount; but more doubt is now expressed, and the present quotation is lower, at 951 tow for money, and 953 to a for the 13th October. At the present moment bu siness is almost quite suspended throughout the house, and the greatest anxiety is expressed to learn the result of the Bank sitting, which is extraordi narily protracted. Exchequer Bills mark 31. dia to par; and India Bonds, Is. to a. prem. Foreign stocks are unsettled, and generally show a downward tendency. Mexican is quoted 241 to and Spanish Deferred, 22 to 1. The only other sales recorded are :—Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 77 ex div.; Russian Fives, 113 ex div.; Sar dinian Five per Cents.. 93 to ; Dutch Fours, 971; Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 98. QUARTER-PAST Two. The Bank of England Board has broken up, and has raised its rate of discount to 41 per cent. The effect upon the stock markets, however, is at present not decided. Consols are slightly lower, at 954 to A for account. Prices of other securities, including railway stocks, are much the same as before the announcement was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCLNG-LANE.-THIS DAY. SUGAIL-300 bags of Madras were Bold in public sale at about previous rates ; 380 bags foreign East India sold at 37e. to 39a. 6d., which was the relative value; 700 hbds. Cuba were offered and chiefly bought in ; 700 Mids. Porto Rico and about half sold at 343. tul2s. ; 1,400 boxes of Ha eaanall were also offered, and the sound portion was bought tn. The sugar market has been very dull to-day. The refined market a shade lower; brown lumpy, 451. ; grocery, 465. 6d. to 475. 6d. COFFER.-400 bags very good native Ceylon partly sold in public sale at 48s. ; two lots, 48s. 65. TEA.—We have no alteration to quote in prices. The telegraphic news from China is hourly expected. CUTTON.-300 bales Surat were offered in public sale, and a part sold 3,1 d. to 31d. per lb. 140 bales Madras sold at 21d. to 3d. per lb. BRANDY continues in good demand. In other article, no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The Tallow market is steady to-day, with not much ha lines, doing. Town Tallow is quoted 53a. nett cash; Pe tersburg Y. C. on the spot, 645. 6d. ; Oct. to Dec., 631. 91.; Jan. to March, 611. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the trade without alteration. Prime Meadow Ray, 903. to 1065.; Inferior, 60e. to 80e.; Rowen, 501. to 603. ; Clever, 90s. to 1265. ; Second Cut, 801. to 1101.; Straw, 30s. to 345. NEW REGULATION ON PROPERTY POUND IN CADS AND 01INIBUSE8.—There is a new regulation in the Metropolitan Carriages Act, with respect to property found in cabs and omnibuses. It is enacted by the 11th section of the 16 and 17 Vic., cap. 33, that the driver ef every hackney carriage wherein any property may be left, shall, within twenty-four hours, carry the same, if not sooner claimed by the owner, in the state in which he shall find the same, to the nearest polies station, and deposit the same with the inspector or other officer on duty, upon pain that every such driver, making any default shall be liable to a penalty, not more than 101., or at the discretion of the magistrate, may be imprisoned lot any time not exceeding one month, and the officer with whom the property is deposited shall enter it into a book with particulars, and the property so entered shall be re turned to the person who shall prove to the satisfaction of the police commissioners that the same belonged to him. such person previously paying all expenses incurred toge ther with such reasonable sum to the driver who brought the same, as the commissioners shall award. the pro ... • • - ' petty is not claimed within a year, it is to be sold, and'thc proceeds paii to the Receiver - General of the Inland Revenue after the expases, and the sum awarded to the driver by the police commissioner. All property found in any metropo litan carriage is to be deposited in the same manner, under a similar penalty or iroprisonment,and if not claimed within a year to be sold and the money applied as mentioned in cabs. This is a new provision on the subject. THE ORWELL. —As this steamer was coming. through the Pool on Saturday morning, between eight and nine o'clock, on her usual voyage to Ipswich, and when just over the Thames Tunnel, the river being crowded with shipping, she fouled a °oilier at anchor in Limehouse Reach, in attempting to clear a ',chooser and screw collier under weigh, the tide at the time ebbing rapidly, rendering it impouible for her to get clear. The couuquenee was that the Orwell carried away the greater part of her larboard paddle-box, and damaged her wheel so much as to prevent her prosecuting her voyage for some hones. None of the passengers or crew were to the slightest degree injured; and as the Pearl steamer, belonging to the Ipswich Com pany, was lying at Hors's Wharf, discharging her up cargo, her steam was immediately raised, and all those passengers who were not PO impatient as to leave the wharf before this needful operation was performed, were safely conveyed to their destination with only the delay of a few hours. The Pearl arrived at Ipswich the same evening, soon after nine o'clock ; the Orwell did not arrive until the next morning. We understand the damage is not by any means serious, u w i s c s l t e tr as i t p i on n and that in about three weeks she will be again upon the station ; in the meantime the Prince Albert takes the pier.) cl o o.fr, Friday, : e e nwceOrwell, d u ddbny a l the eh a as sthink the a theOt y r n ibhipsc llte willh a Ex k b e ep her Express. is rthe fi.rs " UNCLE Tom " AGAIN IN TROUBLE.—A letter from Rode of the 2nd inst. states that on the previous day tho reading committee of the Holy Inquisition at in judg ment upon various works, and condemned " Uncle Tilleto Cabin as a damnable and pernicious work. The Italian version to condemned is designated in the sentence, " n tugurio dello Zio Tom, Romance, Atnerioano di Mira Enrichetta Beeeher-Stowe." 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