The Express. — London, England, 1852-09-09 00:00:00

, • . ..7911111 • • •- . ... . • - «.. . .. 4, .. ~ ~." • ~.., . . - • - • . - . • • • .. „..., " Igi :!..i._ : ;.. • , r ro - ' ll-,_ „ „ i' ll . . • • • •I it •••• Pr / . .7 3 . 7 4-77/ 9 3 ‘...........-"7" e ''., Z:77 -- A's gl-4.-/e-4. wiew. -w o o . • set „ . , • 7 . . . (Eirlp rit . ,%51. xib t . No. 1,887.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1852. [THREEPENCE . r , ~., .4. ~,,...7.,f TwiL., _ PAN' Twe Gene. il. eie In 1 we. seating chaos, wee very beau Dully executed, but, es every RA IL WAYS: 2i ; Minerva , 3 ; ; Monarch, 1"- ; National Provincial, MINES. •el nil flier. dune. calm'., pew tier Gaines. musician knows, this fine movement has almost lost its MONEY MARKET. ... ltin-ttlde andp d u( e rare u h n e . XH I 111'110N, 18.51.-The nEpoirrs by the chaotic character, so much so, as new to appear quite plain ll'lll ee Oa the Mbleale ha the Ihirtl Mewl ow w•Wil the and simple in its construcion. On the opening of h hain eil I•.1'00; 07 111 / 4 uniform] with the "Sinai priciiii* by Formes there mu ea evident want of depth of teas F THIS DAY. Two o'Czocz. 11; Palladium Life, 21 L Pelican, 45; Phoenix, 170; WittgzeDAT Eel/elle'. Profestrional Life, 1; Provident Life, 40; Rock There hoe e ir b e t - v ma n rvketr7t business aywepsaeoerriuEnsvzsirpsot. bee g ainer: aid Catalogue. The railway market opened rather flatter to-day, There wait mere movement in the English stocks Life, 8 ; Royal Exehange, 231 ; Sun Fire, 211 ; erliSta 1111;1111Ens. Wholes .le ffiMiseters; Mr. Lackey wig the Sett air very beautifully, bat innistod and prices showed a drooping tendency, but at present toy, but the market was rather wester in tone, ditto Life, 55; Union, 220; United Kingdom, 4;1, mi 4 wit. CLOWI.4 ail 0 . 155, enaters. on retaining the jargon, " the glientsy dismal shades of dark" as they were. changed. United Mine shares are not quite so firm 'DA W..C.W.',Ntw bridge-sure% 11l ickfriars. though the hook lied it proaerly changed to °` the gloomy the feeling is. rather better again. Hominess m still an d occasion was taken of the unfavourable inter- Universal Life, 41; Victoria Life, 5, 51. pretation put upon the Cape news to put prices a Miscellaneous shares are quoted as follows in the The gold mining shares are steady, but the busi shades of ancient night." The'liveir sir, " With verdure clad,h upon a very quiet scale.- quarter per cent. lower in the afternoon, at which official fist :-Assam Tea Company, 11, 101; Auc- nose was chiefly confined to Nouveau Monde and R. ARMSTRONO ea CONSUMPTION, and • was deliciously sung by • Maclaine Clara Novelle, her clear Mishits AND MOCKS 1114017ARANTEDD. ais, A n s rst mgoteaTED "figez.-a 1 e t . t , b,ii,,,,,„“ liquid notes being full of the freshness of spring. The trio& oism 1 ... esyski . d .,,,, deduction the market left off with a dull appearance. tion Mart, 20; Australian Agricultural, 20; Canada A F . • sesien•ar. 1 tot p.m. Consols opened 100 to 1 for money, and 1001 to 1 for Company, 50; Hudson's Bay Stock, 220 ; Hunger- g l ua n U nit ed Mexican shares there were a good many p.,,,..„,.....,.....,d-a tb,..1,....t ,6,17 ~,e of the shown bath is and recitatives to the end of the that port were all 'dial. Sh. rd. i Ilen.weve. . a ,, , Doe h. t pretentatier* of pule:aim? conurnetion • by swill. ably dam ; and the concluding cl a ims was a stupendous —_...., the 13th October, and closed, according to the offi- ford, 17 • London Institution, 5 ; Price's Patent transacti . ,leaving clonin g price of yes -10•11,4 the Wee of We weerfkisi new". la all caw sea yaw' la , pe r formance, the grandeur and accuracy of the instru• at. 1 00 Ow** , -•-• •••• - WI Sq vial account, at 991 to 100, and 100 to 1 respec- Candle Company , ' 241; :South Australian, 245, 25. 'ons off at the• letter than smut" tutu." There eouid not, pet.ee 115 a kinb° 2 mental portion of the °telltales evincing marvellous cm. 93 le AIoWTIE. Netting, Mate lively ; but after the regular hours , the market was South Australian and Hudson's Bay Stocks arc t rans no quotations are as follows :-Mel no "°`'''''''' a " ''''''"''''" ere ,m , "" ''' "'''''''"-• e"'" h " 41 " 4 " Cellflft. The sir , l` in native worth," wee sung by Sims sad nest lunettes . 61 41 zd . es the pet•olellwa of the wotet &note ...dent to th.e Ownedet, Haan , . . _ _ _ _ $1 all Sire.Weile.alltourTallo lei 111 .. bourne, 1 to 1; 4.lonnemara, 1 to 1 prem. ; Ken -44,4.,„,...t ....; p c . Ar .,,, m ,,, 43 , ve.. 3 , 344 that the tram, at ,. Reeves as it has never been sung s i nce Mr. Brabant de- it as ni t e gm e amt ,e 434 ... t .m.e. still a shade worse, the quotation I:eing only 991 to higher this week. i for cash, and 1 more for time. The account has mby tie .rave tbe Mower bath, t• pr..istly lb aeh eh the num lighted the world by his singing of this 'plea. Chealem..lete33teent. s s c. m e The quotations of new undertakings of a mace' na - mare, '.' to I prem. Utica., •iii.--.. 'mini...lllllls tLe tone of tie surefiret yes els " That did melody. The chose .. Glory to his name," All all ____na•Cheallintra- 3 616M&C- IV: 20 •• been closed quietly, tomorrow being pay-day. In the neous character ore as fullows:— Ebro Canal, Ito 1 " - desu ßy rip a ti r n o n y s al in d t ee n rce spai the n im is po pe rt r a in ti i o t n ted. of freo l. a d o f of duty. all ii s. , nem. , ' eareniae the rilime/ alb h i the 0 00"0 1 0thwmit "f is one of the grandest fugues ever written. It r.- Ile "'"',• 11541110111 ••• - '' -1 , I °4 n other home stocks the transactions were rather more e Tem • Continental Submarine Telegraph, 1-16 to ae. o ....1.e.. true the taiserestion :het tea water M tatter then ought il l y to have terminated the oratorio, as it i,,,' ;: 1 1 n .,,,„11: 4 n• yew... gl r toi I numerons, as is usual on the approach of the period r • , 3-10 prem.; Irish Submarine Tele t raph, „ to i , . . The export duty on arrntiferous lead continues m etre water, 'ea% elt la Erre T altabie Cut the greet benefit is ....... 33 . e n etn chart* into the shade. It was magnificently so a , e,„ e T o s 333 4 Z ... ... Is 1313 let deritnl P. , LIMP!, from the itere in cheek ot coht ea the rural. ....`•• em.; Chiriqui Road, Ito ,prom.; air-head Ilar- fixed at 3 per cent. Coa imported for the extraction • , ... , t... done this moraine. The nerformanre of the third part left 5e 45 Dubin' sad gentetlew- 7 6 els for the abutting of the transfer books. Bank stock of silver from - lead is to pay 1-7 or 1-10 real, accord. / i s . r nes e. • er. to la le -sir teanyenWaret, would ifrettearl.y -. i .. ... .- _ ~ . . 11 Dund... twih..ndabit .. does not maintain its late improvement, being last t hour, 1-1 G to 3 . 16 prem. ; Netherlands Land Endo- NM tavern. ,as from the cleanest settee i I tbe tall tester Igoe nothing open to oatmeal : Madame Castel= end Mr. 25 in to the flag under which it enter, Spanish ports. the famines i • f the lain, owl ibis le prechely the pried* upon Wei., mug the recitatives and airs throughout with great - 4162 ith° 23 °. --7 7e done this afternoon at 227. The list of actual busi- sure, Ito 1 prem.; Great Australian Emigration, 1 Wee the erron la emotive flees kb. sort tessalcui results-0w p recision , beauty, end good tette. on all Ram Agatha (SU L. aII Lanais Mereinitle Usual, July 27th. Ism. sea Lit DI.. . . 41 41 Ths hall was as densely crowded as yesterday, although it ml Pill . (Li , 3.13 4:i .. 3 3 nese is as follows : Three per Cent. Commis, for to I moneoo, 1, 991, loco}, 100; ditto, for account, prem. ---- there was a less number of d *eats. The return of 2111 S. Meters Comities .. .. It 4 111 .4 111 lad TIIIS DAY. o'Czoet.. E t A b y 4 lll , l• k j 'UL , ...t. HA r, ll h t..- 3 -T p l r i o e n.4. llWeesti bou,, f i el ,. 7l2Zll th. O t t WEAN e' MACAMAn Olt le coil-wed wait negularly newish p cash received for admissions this morning is u follows:- IS all r.mters Deka, Chos A. President and Vict.Presidents Secured seats 785 8 0 (late au. es.) ... • 71 71 It all Ile. el an . II mad 0 slit, 6 6 TI I 13th Oct ., 1001, 100. Three per Cent. Reduced, 1001, /, a, 1, 1. New Three-and-a-Qnarter per TIIIS 1 /AY. Two o'CLocit. Two po T rt h a le nce go t l u d . - d m ay in , in b g um a n h e a su res b, p i r n e g se l n u t ie n t o . change of im- United Mexican shares have been done at 3 to 51. hig iii.ir• 11. !he grow h sad revloi•tione et the human b.,.. and 23 an Nast Illnueldre ... .. 1t 1 ISI 1 Cents., 1041, 1, 1. Long Annuities, 1800, 6I; ditto The English stock market has been again flatter Um every ...In known opreitie Lee ' ail d. It Innottatu ir till. Unsecured seats - - 30 pear , 1839, 6a. Bank Stock, 229, 228, 227. to-day, but has since rallied to yesterday's range. St. John del Rey mark mum puma,- lat. •he pates of the bead, a/tuners the bele in its Donations and collections 238 16 6 Sd Mil a. a w.a, teo.aareses sr 39 ad = re: m m . te e.:erat. • Its growtb, Maumee lt true nue end ei.. 10.0 Fallattereh end tfisegow .71 7i Exchequer Bills are very quiet. The March Consols have been sold as low as 901, but are now 281. ' tees. It W .webs. MA allabliwa be par swim af T 001.... /1.619 0 6, et. tee tilishergh,PerW,Dundm We Wi issue is worth 735. to 76e. prem.; ditto June, 68s. to quoted 991 to I for money, and 991 to 100 fur the . WU, Orau• "Ikd rft n " . . °L 9 lithark 4a 22•3°12•3122Y• to 93° .Is 1849 the receipts Me die Wednesday morning were Only ' IL tla 411 °WWWWWWWW ts 71a pram.. lodiaJaida. were 081411 *Athos lower, 13th October. Business has not been by any Clueing Meow se WM pewoot oat= ic. to the sounds a whiskers , eutirowe. fe• 100 Great tiorthrea ... _ ... 9;lnni Mt ad I Peen dem an d sandinle.a, at leak, tdeel....i as its Mtnaulatite operation. let 733 1 . 29 Gd• M. 1110 Do. I thane, A. Stmt.. 42 44 421 3 marking 85e. to 87s. prem. manna largo. .. Th e Three per Oasts. Radsoad mar k Igo. sham. , Kara F. yielarday. tioAsy. Makin' it le opecially ins nenutleti, ee Leveler the heels el a Amongst the company present to-day we notiecd Lady et. 106 Do. 1 Um% I', Sta c k.. 117 119 „ Business in the foreign house was moderately 1001; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1041 to — w , , ,,,,,, --- c 44. vela -- • bmatee! Mei or liar. Pri • .0. 6.1. end 7a.; or reteile Define Ward and peal., Lord Ltigh, the Earl of Ayloifori, the a J an o u s uet e. sed sa te4 , ( l,... 4 e t 44% 44 e l l a # Ipa i# (sqm3l to I . I.r Wrlli! , , lea ed. , .rd ikadee that Mee, 21a Caulks- l i m. and Rey. Charles Finch and party, Earl of Puwis and .t. 109 Great %Celan ... .. 961 971 " NI I#l I ad active, and generally this department presents an 1. Bank Stock, 227 to 229. Exchequer Bills, i Itie,ene 10e. Are o Calltooden ..-. all # #pm The werde "1:...10101'• )Lino-ear ...."11•Ler° ,e the °e° l • 2 "• i° tw. 9 party, J. Modgetts Foley EMI. M.P., Lord Dandle, Earl l'' all Inweetef wit Gerlble •04 110 improved appearance. Mexican, Portuguese, Peru- March, 735. prem.; ditto June, 71.. prem. ii,eo-, Na A• turian ....... - IS - 'IO,OIM 10 Auetrahulan ....... -........ a 1 le ~., ii.,,,, el m ~m e re owners on ton bark el we writ:ma tear y of ...mrova. Rev. Chacellor 'Law and t S J„. Pt, 111 Lhz Thirds .- .. tee get • 1 8 1 6 1 r Tian Deferred, Austrian Scrip, and Turkish, all The transactions in foreign stocks have not been 2.4 ets 20 Aluminium ttwo Uniel., 401,‘ oniug Auel leiterw-No dby A. ROWLAND sad ! ... pa rty, n , p ir " L l,' • • lee Le•reeleireend - Yorkeltto MI - I e i pima :0, Ilarimmadee , laudin. wed by all Clummis end rem East, Bart., Si P., Henri Whitmore, .41.,...i........,. ‘ einu le4 14 04. rto44 ... ,2 4 4 , 4 0 realised higher prices. Mexican bonds reached 25 4 , heav y . t o - day, and the fluctuations in prices is slight. 100,000 1 Australian Ftereholer . ...... ell l i t Ale anima party, Earl and Countess Henri and party, man of Ilan- le Ili Dm Kest RlitiligQ•bill ti .t ~ and closed firm. Peruvian Deferred went up to 67, Austrian scrip marks 5; to 51 prem. • Turkish Loan, s.) 000 I Are Merit math and party, Mrs. Ducilale and party, Rey. W. 9ne. lie all Leeds Northere ... .. 17t t 171 11,11.1. 60 81 on Iron and Cmg VI 969 - - -- - - ham, Mon. and Rev. W. Talbot, W. Holtseche, Eng., and US Ili Lemke and Obeikwall 5 at ad Ili id being a rise of no less than 10 per cent. Irom the ?1 to 74 prem. Spanish Old 'threes:49l to 1 ; ditto me" I British Australian Gold.. en I dl. par 1 BIRMMOIIA3I MUSICAL FESTIVAL. parte, Lady Winnington and party, the Right Hon. Sir , 1 1- !: um-. Hylah_taaJt!'• caail .. 111 1 1 1 '4 103 extreme point of the late depression. This advance New Deferred, 23; Venezuelan Actives , Equator " 10, .° 9 00 : u 2 _l 13 9 ; 3 a , 10 31 0 1 1 /0 3 0 .(133. i 61. pm. i s l u .s 3- 4 John Pakington, M.P., and party, Lady Guernsey and :;* ' 24 D ,, , , a ir". 1 . 1 " 1 " 1 "" . 3913 ill In i is consequent upon the confidence felt by holders in Bondi, 41; Mexican, 251 to 1; Portuguese Fours, 39 k om. 30 ma . 0 :: 44 .. 34 ° , :ea33 ... i i r -- - - Maxim:it vis, WIDNTSTXT Monmtxn. party, Lord Pal/horns and parte., Rev. Mr. Diddulph, s r is D ,„. firm; . , m 4 34% the more authentic intelligence which we have been to 3; Peruvian Deferred, 654 to 66. 11,n0e 30 Ito. rat. lobe Del Hey.. Is - - Mt The pieces chosen for performance List evening C.. 14. Newdegste, Eel', , M.P., C. M. Caldecott, Eng., Lady le 1 ne.eiosa,si.Maitte I; s. • enabled to furnish, added to the fact that very in- 210,0 , 0 I Cerrou's Creek all IMs par - eciesitted, a', %MIA, of a echelon from the favourites of the Lifford and party, Lady Lucy Herbert and Lady Mary at. lee 1., atlas X South-Weider+ WI 931 ad 93 ait fluential purchnsers are in the market. Austrian LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. 12,00 .. Cobra Copper ..... _ 100,046 . II Cailneiol Gold . 1 IA wn list Lo.k.. , ett.ou. The dicier of pieces was not altogether Herbert. Lady Bradford end party, Dean of Peterborou g h , i 30_ II! eve, t_so . ..... .., .. 4 3dm ~ , toplepe l4 - - scrip rallied to 6 prem., the ostensible cause being the the beat that could have been, although there wan not much Mrs. Halse y and party, Mrs. Bourne sod party, B a ld w in re i iii, ~n. . ._f_1e....,•,__,:::,,,, 1 .. 1_ " " I fall in the Vienna exchange, and rho improvement on p 3 ,11 1%. sap? ... ( roe 1: Poe Account. 70.015 gem &Australian Copper , ell 11 Ms • to complain of, but the programme embraced too much for Eelfor6,l.s . g., o and e rertb . c . .. Noel, Esq., Sir Charles Clarks, 7 4 a I z.-7 . - i ra- .. zw,... r 4 , • II 21,000 2 General aU en evening performance, and one ur two pieces might have Bart ., 14 • we len la J 1 .l'. . . et. DM Macb.,gbef a eLlneobeilt 29 30 di. 1 that bourse anticipated to result from the issue of Maw. ~ Opealag'Hlabest. bun Closieg. 5.. /4! Golden Alountain....., „. sh raper been very auvantageously omitted. The programme was A prince's error yoterday Is important enough to be a. 41 'Wilma Lied. Lake. 01 21 the new loan. That an improvement should result seer °sew. 17730177357769 77 40 /7 40 11.000 Grand Duchy of laden . .. all fie isr Great Polgooth 77% 74 ad 77t 1 1 ad from the imposition of a further burden on the em - tt pm Dente., ISO _ 103 30 103 60 103 65 103 SO 103 63 100.00 C divided into there pert.: one of these embraced " The First corrected . It wee Pirieheb who euetained the part of the et. iv, Midland . Liberty Walpurgi• Night "of Nlcnchissnha ;of this piste , which, Prophet at the Performance of "Elijah" at he Festival : 1 ' 1 " 47 ,. sod D°: o , llll i .w . 9 : l a;i .c4 , l) * : i „if .. 42 .... 44 .... t 0•44 per Guth, 1523- ... lowan take kiathunt 9 7•11 I Idle ..: I - with such a choir and band, we need scarcely say was nobly In 1849. WI all Neweeseht and Cando ... - - kin) would, under ordinary circumstances, be coast.- 5 0 ,..e. 05 . ••• ••• - - ... ... 50.000 loa.leCelifor,Gette.C.Co. an dis p darned, the solo parts esoeci.dly. Be '9O Newmarket . ... .. . 17 49 ~ cared a singular anomaly ; but the fact only affords 3111eCentn New Leen "' ... 100,000 Merlquita all dis peel In the fir.t part Rossini's well-known, " &argils ' die. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE BRISTOL AND 23 14 7'. • 4 0. 3.3 .10/ 1 • 3333333 5__ .. Ir 3. llefila ... e 7 3 31 al. another illustration of the hand-to-month system that V.:change on I cadent strait, 2527 (; . 30 days , fa 13. 1e,600 I tfialeentegotehAmerigan 91 6 3 perCt.lo4o 1031 Money Naples Itente ..... 101 23 Money, Zie,ei4i New arriantla played the tine crisp voice let Signor Belletti sad a tinge. EXETEit RAILWAY. So 7s :leery and FALAI - Ulm- 11 21 prevails with the Austrian government, and of the asi t a lsit - . emu Seer Conte 972 .. elo,ooo Nauru Monde hely beautiful trio, composed by Mr. toils, full of 1 a 0 "5 :," 07 4 : : s i Infltp io lor"r eih tial°"'uh a ujit eareeen crPeLha au 5 1 tea ; 111 rottenness of the basis aeon which rho credit of the Ile, e.- • - . De. t00l 91. illo Nacre 4 46 adage - ... ... ..i 4 11 lel . . sparkling awlody, Was charmingly sung by Miss M. wit- Another frightful railway accident has occurred, 10 13 De* 34 °. " 3 - -- 91 /a.id 19 as empire stands. The chief business of the day was in 919 ‘ 1199r 0 a . 4 .' 3 42 ...... 9 - 7 147 ••• s Tr an e999 k gm" chorea ea6 9 250 - hams. Mr. T. M Adana, and Mt. Locke,. Madame Cu L. 60 3. 'farther§ Counties Cake - - dui and, but for the interposition of Providence, its fatal con- ,t,. ta p 34 , 4 e 3 , m ee . .. .. s e et the Turkish loan, which was carried up to 91 prom., Paws, seri% 8.-St. liermain, tams sues Donizetti's air " 0 lace di quest anima," which have been much more severe. The Great IS Is No rt h Devon, io. 1. .... 7 41 dia should have been followed by a duet from " Lunt di Law- sequences m ight subsequently fell to 71, and was last quoted rather WWIL -; ditto ( left hudils 310; Pune and Orleans, 1,411 50: ___ 1 4 3 : 1 1 1 (4 23. 10 10 .. Tin united erufl ue 7 1M 131 I by m Reeves and Madame Ann a Zen . , Western express train, whicn leaves Paddington at 9.45 11; 17; North Inetfordektee... . I 4j Jr better again at 71 to 71 prem. Tteday's bargains mennocr .r. Sims Mt Se ; ROOM and Havre, 372 30; Merseillee m sad arrives at Plymouth at 4.50 p.m., consisted, on 11. I* North l'irsters_,- ...__. • -„ - en d Avignon , item, 490.; gensbours end hate , 310: Northern, 670; 100,005! 1 Weet Meriinee all Id es ma but from sme cause or other this was not sting. Thin Wee a. •, are thus stated :-Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 51, Parts sad gunboat', 1367 l 9; Mrle end Lyons, 792 SO; Lyons and I °o' o 1 Tubs ~ ..,,,,,,, .. ..,,,,...,, 4 a „,, _ foe Mr . leaving Bridgewater ye. terdsy, of the engine No. 20, 1 . 1 . , 1 5 7,nth•llmtrLe't ,: 2 11l - - - ... _. _ __. _ ..... st, ... •s-.-- ■ -.• „.-- .... ....._ . 5„... 'lllldlaad 100 Do. 131rae../104 . 1)...Ay ‘llO.Ol. We4.(11 l.hal NewaraL• sad Carllala , 00 Yea asatkat IV Neap" Abergasia sad titatired _ 74 %awry sad raalmallka.. 1110 Norfolk IS Do. 71eir/30... _ 3, Vcalls•ra I.7o•litias • Usis 1 0 0 :forth BrltW- 13 North Pe - Tot, ifo. I. .„ 17; Nara otatfardalus... I* North Welters Si North %tooth Weat . .Jant 100 tlakad, Ware.,l3 Vfolvar .cottu.b a . .atra u 0 Veltial. 011.11aad let Slows. It P h., Clam A 100 De., ams • 4r•m•bary uararata.. all •Ilywarebary sad Clore. (Sm. W. Ilea) au 5 4 pm 47 45 74 75 55 57 is 72 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 70i 70 2 li di. If 214 I Itif 14i 15 II dl. I! /0 :d 71 . 73. 20 191 .tit, WZONMIDAT Monet:en. The pieces chosen for performance last evening coo,isted, as spell, of a *diction from the favourites of the hit Loader. , ett•ou. The choice of pieces was not altogether the best that could have brill, although there was not much to complain of, but the programme embraced too much for an evening performance, and one or two pieces might have been eery aaeantagenusly omitted. The programme was divided into there pert.: one of these embraced " The First Walpurgis Night" of Niendelrieihn ; of this piece, which, with such a choir and band, we need scarcely say was nobly p domed, the solo parts especially. In the 11,4 part Rossini's well-known, " Sorgrte; n dis. played the tine crisp voice ul Signor Belletti '.; and gm. larty beautiful trio, composed by Mr. testa, full of sparkling melody, woo charmingly sung by Miss M. Wil liams. Mr. T. 11 ilitams, and Mt. Lackey. Madame Cas teUan sung Dosizetti's air " 0 lace di quest anima," which should have been followed by a duet from " Lunt di Lam mermoor by Mr. Sims Reeves and Madame Anna Zerr ; but from a ,me cause or other this was not sung. This was moductim of rather an untoward occurrence, for Mr. eves coining forward presently to nag an Eoglish air was roundly biased. The great tenor rapidly made his exit, and Mr. Costa good-naturedly captained that Mr. Reeves was by no means to blame. On that gentleman re appearing he was applauded, and harmony bztween him and his audience restored. Signor Tamberlik's first appearance was in the " Ah, non teener," from " Faust ;" he sang it with marvellous power and beauty, as none but himself could have equalled, and was viory handmade received. Min Dolby sang pret tily Meyerbeer' air. " Nohil Signor," from " Cronotti," sad one of the loveliest of melodic' ; and Madame Vianlot Ganda and Madame Castellan sang the famed duet from the " PropLete," in splendid style; but with all praise to the singers, both these last pieces were ill-chosen and out et place ; the &juts being highly dramatic, suffered the want of stage effect. A selection more in character, end Madame Clara Novella did it the fullest justice, was Merin's air, " Deb! viral" T 7 e finale of this part—" 51i infanta la voce," Ito.sini's—was admirably Ming by Madame Ceetellan, Madame Bertrandi, Signer Tamberlik, Signor Polonioi, Signor Relletti, and Mr. Lackey ; in this the large campus of Timberlik's weed powers was heard to full effect. The entire 'arcades of this fine melody was wonderfully accurate, and meat deservedly was it applauded right heartily. The opening overture to the third part, from " William Tell," was encored, and this part brought oat Maas. Lam Zen, who sang very brilliantly one of H. dies. Madame Viardot Clams sang eaquis sir, "Naequi all' affsnen," and Donisetu's duet "ref te ' duos epos* " was sung prettily by Madame Cuteness and Signor Tamlierlik. We must not omit to notice a siege !arty beautiful violin and violoncello duet, by M. Sainton and Signor PLatti ; the powers of executien displayed by both ortrifee were altogether marvellous. The satire concert went off well, and the attendance was very good, considering the wretched state of the weather. Ttie receipts amounted to inf. 70. WIDNES ciAT BellatUro. The performance this minting opened with Keedelesela's Motet', after an organ obligate by Mr. &hippies ILL Sims Reeves sang the words very chastely. The PINS khi the forte of an English cathedral anthem, of a gnaw Sind solemn character, with passages of great pathos. The diet movemeut is a chorale, accompanied by the organ sad limm• stringed instruments ; the concluding portion is • Ends chorus of eight principal voices, passing into an " Aims " chorus of the utmost grandeur. The principal solo put —a tenor—woo sung by Mr. Sims Reeves with great beauty of expression. The t Christer" of Mendelssohn was the Most interesting feature of this performance, interestlag not only from its iatrinsie excellence, but from the abeam. stance of its being an unfinished work, on which he was or deafly occupied almost to the moment of his death, sad which was now heard for the first time. We lave the opening of the oratorio. The three Rasters sages arrive in Bethlehem, guided by the star to the plea of mar Lord's nativity. After a brief recitative of an implemisey mature, the question of the Wise Men, " Say, when bhe born, the King of Judea ?" is given as a trio for sell voices, in plain but beautiful harmony. The Immune, "There shall a star from Jacob come forth, and a Mpg, from Israel ri , e np," forms a chorus of sage* of diviae beauty, in which fugal counterpoint is media matiattilla With an easy Sow of melody and great freedom of amt. At the pows beginning " And dash to pieces princes sad nations," a second subject of fugue is introduced, and the two subjects, each of them strongly marked, and differing in expression, are worked together with consummate skill, till it passes into a Lutheran chorale, full of solemnity and grandeur. The beauty of this chorea is enhanced by the delicate accompaniments, which slam' Rena to be sounds breathed from Heaven. The next par ties consist, of the trial and condemnation of Our Saviour, before the judgment seat of Pilate. A recitative relates: that " the multitude arose, and together they began thew to accuse him." The accusing voices of the people burst out in a brief but enelletic chorus. Pilate entieuensee M pacify them, declAring earnestly, " In this mita I dad ae evil ;" but the clamour of the crowd bum= men and more furious. They exclaim, " Crud?, him. crucify him "' waxing every instant more impetuous, tin the judge, wearied by their importunity, exclaims, "Take hisill as crucify him, for I ran find no fault in him." The brief, interrupted choral passages remind us of the ramose chorus, " Stone him to death" in " St. Pauli" but the fierce pasions of a savage crowd are painted with still greater truth and force. The narrative is then untamed in recitativg ; "Then unto them he delivered him, that they might crucify him! They then took Jesus and straightway to Goliath' they led him. There kliewed after him a multitude of men and women bew gad lamenting for him ." These lamentations ions tbo Ms chorus , in which the waili n g of th e f e male velem sil t ea Whet more mournful than anything we fa Mile. The last portion of the fragment is a eheeda s Sillainmected with the preceding portion, and Slinggallolllolll begaiatended as the finnfe of the whole weak melt le • rued choral hymn of adoration and praise. The mission Iftleattession, was performed continuously sad mallieet OW hiall2tien ; but this, though its eff ec t was ealbmearehle, 11 111111• ing not to be avoided. The music of thb work is • ell dorsi, except the trio already mentioned Clang by Man. Reeves, Weiss, and Formes), and the aseitatives, which are brief and of • narrative kind. BM they were delivered by Mr. Reeves with great judgment and 411111M1111. The caseation of the choruses was parfait. The whale per illielftee evidently made • deep inapallilinal• dm medbmee aid we have ne doubt that them fregmeate ef the " Ohebtus " will he ropraioi la errs die met Imeatihl Madmens of the m7l= et Wateimila. The Christ's " was followed by the seam at Dr. Wesley, shalt corns with a quartets awe by Ileisme Clara Novella, Mies M. Williams, Kr. Lean t sad Hen Formes. As a emapedilea the plea le One eel smamehat 'oedema.; same . a . le an verserkahle Am their mighality. The umint end ohm le s men ligenal. and is • t on the wan a n d in the asthma, whisk is del; erases made, end very mu' h in the marmot et Ileadel ; indeed in dle sas ele "Say into them," wag by Irermak Is se manly led 111 the Toed Organ seal is the adid easonement of the cerehestral bum, that it seemed like asmalided Ohm ell' if the meat master's less ham weds.. The bee dress sent-sins a very able sad delegate 'pedalos of taped counterpoint. The amsaigaminemile Awes ase mach bald with bras ; and, is the whole, we disk IN allot mead have been better in Us original form, meempuled eel, illi tbe organ. The "Creation" of Aise efts at Oh Festival, lest none of its end imbed, awe , perhaps been more lady then it wee this WISSO bit The singing of the mehrline sad airs devalued ebb* es Madame Clara Newel* Hen Fame, Mr. dine Illddles Mn Lackey, and Mr. Webs. The wain graph's,' OOP. Another frightful railway accident has occurred, Li ; and, but fur the interposition of Providence, its fatal con- Z . sequences might have been much more severe. The Great is Western express train, whicn leaves Paddington at 9.45 fa am., and arrives at Plymouth at 4.50 p.m., consisted, on /10 leaving Bridgewater ye. terday, of the engine No. 20, I°. tender, a luggage van, and four passenger carriages, two 9 ,7 second, and two tint-class. After .easing Bridgewater the is train proceeded for seven miles at a rapid rate, and then as. slackened a little, when it passed under the Chard Canal- et. bridge, at Creech, where, from some unknown cause, the _ lO , engine got off the line and ploughed itself right into the left Of near bank, and became embedded in the soft earth. lie When the up express arrived, the four passenger virriages is mare found to be some 150 yards in advance of the engine. le Os first of the second-class carriages with the front mom poliness =oohed, and the ottfront wheel on the up-line, softe tin frame was completely stopped. The tender to Ilhe fir WY • complete wreck en the hack of the engine, so MI /agog. van, greatly damaged, was diagonally SO MISS tile govra-hae. It appears that this van was at first r: em the embankment, and most pros identially rt- " spdasill dime until the four passenger carriages had gone as, whoa it fell sgain across the rails. Had it been other- 60 Idle, featly ell the passengers must have been injured, and se Belem of life would have been fearful; as it was, the risk fit. was very gnat; for the corner of the van, as it lay on IS the embankment, struck and grazed every passenger car- riles, making a groove all along the train, in some places ^* minds Tholimmodiato fatality was in the persona( Ilumbentone, lei • Beidal awl inter fireman, who appears to have met with imemsteneeme death ; bis head and the uppie parte( his body NI could be Jut pararked, the remainder being buried in the earth sad in tee wreck of the engine and tender. MI Two salsornif the railway servants are injured: Lamb Etat. e the esgise-driver, has his left hand smashed, so that 301 amputation will be necessary; his chest was crushed, and it ie feared that his ribs are broken. Joseph Tozer, travel- 114 hag porter, has hie thigh sad leg broken. The guard of the train is named Fickland, and the second O. guard Chimed); the former had a very close escape. He st. was in the baggage- verrnest the tender, and the first notice he had of the accident was finding himaelt on his beck oa re the inside of the roof of the van, which at that time was in a reversed position. lle crept out of a hole and escaped. e. The only passenger injured was Mr. Frederick Wier, 1 , 1 1 proceeding from Portsmouth to Taunton. He was in the 5( 6 front second-class carriage. The concussion brought his In temples into violent contact with the rim of the hat of his opposite fellow passenger, which caused a considerable flow * of blood, but, it is hoped, no perm injury. The first compartment in this carriage is appropriated to the eon- se mance of luggage; ell the front work is smashed, and, had there been any persona in it, they could not have es- y taped serious injury or loss of W e • this compartment has thus proved the means of defendin g the passengers in the ii* centre divisions. fin The wounded men were placed against the northern cm• st , bankment, and information sent to Tsunton, which is two milli and a half distant. Meantime Marlow and Hsneoek, 111, guards of the up-express, set about clearing their line, and for this purpose the engine was detached from their train and brought to the down•luggage van, the front off-wheel " of which we. lifted by a jack, and some of the broken 36 railway transoms placed under the van ; the power of the engine was then put on, and the van drawn partially off the at uptine, after which its steps were knocked away, and the ittil line isompletely cleared, after a detention of about two hew . _ _ awes and meioses bad arrived in the interim (ran et. Tawlse, moveying liquebiteadeat Gibson, clerks, and railway poen, who eisveyed the woesdad as a per, to 0 , the sew teals, in whist' the pammusea awl their luggage %b . wee she Posed, mid Mt by the upliss to Taunton. Thine h M mpesiol eases to which the moldent can with It eonlidamse be iMeibuied. Shandy altar the Miro* I limier the Ord Orval-bridps it *weep to the north, and e s o the mutes sae of the flee as tba seaside adds sweep, to et the aswthwerd s aims love mautiodi dist the train was run- st nine with tee nett' hem here to tan the carve with safety. te One of the hue axles of the hsemege•van wheels was f braes late two umetpal pets, but whether this was the U.'. muse se dr What at dm eaddist i usimoirs. It is eer• leis {bet b. ammo Mb le new b ar e melds, the it amebae dm tereeemee ot wood iti yid* eimire NOW the simple am ware rails rest) ti me ash ihithrei, possibly by tbe beams lee.sale. The dosemei liembeemese hod bees Ivo so els pan in the f i t of lite Dried ad Imam Compay, and was • eli m P ei m l * rb somt. , a m t est wires ware sompletaly destroyed is rri 11141•1611111/41.11 between - Bristol and 121 Tamelos ha the pram* etuppeL to de IMININNISIS Si the asiiimat woe ma of the ladies in a erseidees sudsy that dm mil bee attendee was first at- ta i , traded wit by IlegiVlM NOW pus dim rapidly in a 14 eseiteney dhestien ; must haw bean the train passing ••• the ideabied wigs. Crew& 6ej miles Boat Bridgewater, and 2$ hem P , Tamen ; and the embankment into which the engine ran ..- 10 feet ' ` decrees. gi',l L about 10 feet high, having a draft e 4 my, 70 _ TM ma of 81. ad I was mitertoi macegeB the geommen I oa behalf of the sufferer. IS ALTERATION IN THE TIME OF OPENINGTHE SOUTH WALLS RAILWAT.—It appears that this event I. to take •" place es the 17th inst., and not on the 18th, as previously stated. The directors will arrive at Swansea on the 16th. 8 L Cheat prognestiens are being made for the occasion. SOFOULAR DEATH FROM LIGHTNING IN FRANCE. E —At M00r.., last week, daring a thunder storm, the wit,' se of the behriare thought at to riag the bell, wader the barer d• thai he mad mild Mom meg the Warn* “ The der& laid, however, brag manner by the mow 1 , 3 mat of the air rased by the woad of the ball, killed the mow mad air the tower to the ground, besides doing 10 131103 damage. FUNERAL Of THE LATE MR. G. R. PORTER.—The ..alas of this gswilmea, late Beretary of the Board of Hi Trade, wee, 1110110714 poeSerday at Tunbridge Wells, where be ezeirod. La mama will Mg be romabered by the radio is arasslisa with the 4611•11 of erunereial freedom PaattflT,—.-410C1Orna, SEPT. B.—Cornelius 30 Ihwassy, the Irishman nansadoil frog a previous sitting, to charge with criminally retaking Mary Cootie, aged 13, at Hailing, on the night of Wedarday, the let bra., was brought Wen the smaty registries he fad saminatisa ;;, 1 lard. The me Meld moral Masa At the doss el ,e e ll istigatisa the elhakwas, addruaing the 'Mew, so adh..Ten are heehawed ;it is this masimus 'orlon of 10 vii hark that you are sr ■rag if the rage that has 10 this gi ▪ M rl has mr. eght wird you, sad - we de net bane sea word Danortxo.—The SpristO•lif phi* ltalitler re- s 3o o late, the following Is March last three men in this SO city agreed to drink thornless to death. The hat died in 2.! April, the mood in May. The sorrier ea the heparin ; of the last rat showed ages of besahrg rearat, 3 0 sad he kept sober two or three days afresh, bat bosom s revived, mat he died Ia Jam. This is literally true." le 20 D. Oawlotry .. VaDomp&lre r i se D. 11 ... Di.t. 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(0.. i..)... .„ :. - - O. Do. 40. Now :0 Mania sad Vass 11 Avrtml, of Mum, -- itriti.l . per — e — Cliemis Ike U, h Wes elm) II Mesas sad Benbassa 11 Pars *a I Lynn' . 10 Paris aa.l Orkam 10 Palls sad Sousa OD Paris sad Strait:ow ID Meer sad Mort so %Win sadl II Taws sod Semis 11 Wise nudism.. • Watemof Ihrosma $74 say SO SI 29 Si 306 $O4 Pi ..: II 4 Si Si NI There was more movement in the English stocks to-day, but the market was rather weaker in tone, and occasion was taken of the unfavourable inter pretation put upon the Cape news to put prices a quarter per oent. lower in the afternoon, at which deduction the market left off, with a dull appearance. Couple opened 100 to 1 for money, and 1005 to 1 for the 13th October, and closed, according to the offi. cial amount, at 991 to 100, and 100 to 5 respec tively ; but after the regular hours, the market was still a shade worse, the quotation being only 995 to fee cub, and 5 more for time. The account has bum dosed quiet v, tomorrow being pay-day. In the ether home stock;the transactions were rather more unnerons, as is usual on the approach of the period foe the abutting of the transfer books. Bank stock does not maintain its late improvement, being last duo this afternoon at 227. The list of actual busi ness is as follows :-Three per Cent. Cornwall, for 100, 5, 991, 1001, 100; ditto, for account, 13th ~ 1004, 100. Three per Cent. Reduced, 1005, 5, 1,5 , New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1044, 1, 1. Long Annuities, 1860, 64; ditto 30 years, 1839, 6a. Bank Stock, 229, 228, 227. Exchequer Bills are very quiet. The March issue is worth 735. to 765. prem.; ditto June, 68s. to 71a, prem.. India...Benda were spin rather lower, marking 85e. to 87a. prem. Business in the foreign house was moderately active, and generally this department presents an improved appearance. Mexican, Portuguese, Peru vian Deferred, Austrian Scrip, and Turkish, all realised higher prices. Mexican bonds reached 251, and closed firm. Peruvian Deferred went up to 67, being a rise of no less than 10 per cent. from the extreme point of the late depression. This advance is consequent upon the confidence felt by holders in the more authentic intelligence which we have been enabled to furnish, added to the fact that very in fluential purchasers are in the market. Austrian scrip rallied to 6 prem., the ostensible cause being the fall in the Vienna exchange, and the improvement on that bourse anticipated to result from the issue of the new loon. That an improvement should result from the imposition of a further burden on the em pire would, under ordinary circumstances, be consi cered a singular anomaly ; but the fact only affords another illustration of the hand-to-month system that prevails with the Austrian government, and of the rottenness of the basis aeon which the credit of the empire stands. The chief business of the day was in the Turkish loan, which was carried up to 91 prom., subsequently fell to 74, and was last quoted rather better again at 74 to 75 prem. To-day's bargains are thus stated :-Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 51, 5, 6 prem. Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1024; ditto New Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 2, 25 prem. Chilian Three per Cents., 74. Danish Five per Cents.,los. Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 904, 1 , 99, 1. Ecuador Bonds, 45. Granada Deferred, 121 4 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 255 ' ditto for account ' 234, 17th Sept. 5, 4. Peruvian Actives , 1041, 105 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 651, 641, 67, 661. Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., 381, 39, 5, 39. Russian Five per Cents., 119, 118 ex div. Spanish Old Three per Cents., for account, 491; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 231, 23; ditto Committee's Certificates, 3 per cent. Turkish Loan, 9, 81, 94, 84, 71 prem. 1 , enezucla Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 431. Bordeaux and Cctte Railway shares are quoted 11 to 15 prem.; French Crystal Palace shares, 4 to 14 prem. A new French railway is being brought out in this market. The line in question is from Beziers to Greissessae, joining the Bordeaux and Cette line, also just conceded, at Beziers. The concession is obtained, the caution money paid in, and the proprietors of the immense coal mines of ! Grainessac have already proposed a treaty securing to the railway a minimum of transport of 100,000 tons per annum-a quantity which is expected to be shortly doubled. The great object of the line is the formation of a direct com munication between the rich coal mining districts of Graissessac and Agde and Marseilles, the naval port of Toulon, and the southern seacoast, this coal having been officially declared better adapted for steam-ships than any other French description. The capital required is 720,00 W. in 201. shares; interest at the rate of 4 percent. is to be paid/during the construction. In anticipation of the announcement of the project, business has already been done in the shares in the Stock Exchange at 1 to 1 prem. Advict-s received from Paris this afternoon mention that the English deputation now in that capital re specting the affairs of the old Bordeaux and Cette Railway are to have an audience of the President of tho Republic at the Palace of St. Cloud to morrow (this day). With reference to the new Austrian loan of eight millions sterling, understood to be in contemplation, a letter from Vienna, dated the 3rd inst., and pub lished in the Voss Gazette, dates u follows : _ The loan will, it is said, be 'contracted for in London in the course of this month. The bankers, Bethmann and doldamidt, of Friinkf.trt ; Stone, of London ; end Heimann, of Breslau ; are here, and hale frequent conferences with the Minister of Finance. 108. This statement appears to be founded upon a mis conception, as all the other accounts that have reached us indicate that the now loan will be raised within the Austrian empire by each means as the government may have it in its power to employ, there being virtually no market for any such issue elsewhere. We can state that no member of the banking firm of Messrs. Martin, Stone, and Martin, i of Lombard-street, is engaged in any such mission. Business in Bank shares this week has been more active, and prices are very firm. Commercial of London, London and Westminster, Union of Australia and Union of London shares show an up ward tendency. Sales are thus recorded :—Austra lasia, 56; British North American, 58, 57; Colonial, 16 ; Commercial of London, 30; London Chartered Bank of Australia (21. 10s. paid), 51, 41; London and Westminster, 32), ; National Provincial of England. 46, 45t, 46; ditto New, 121, 13; Provin- ' cial of Ireland, 461 ; Union of Australia, 50), 1, ; Union of London, 17. Shares in the Royal Austra lian Banking and Gold Importing Company are now marked in the official list at 1), or 1 prem. Dock stocks are looking up, with the exception of London, which is lower. East and West India and St. Katharine stocks have been mach inquired for. Southampton Dock shares have risen considerably, owing to the intelligence of the intended transfer of the business of the General Screw Steam Shipping Company to that port. dales are thus marked: Commercial stock, 10.5; East and West India, 168 t, I 167; London, 130, 129), 1301, 129; St. Katharine, 951 ; Southampton, 34. Victoria Dock shares have also been placed on the official list, but no transac tions are marked in them. The current quotation is 4) to 4) prem. Steam-boat shares engage a large amount of busi ness. Peninsular and Oriental are rather higher than last week, and Royal Mail Shares have also been better supported. The last prices are : Aus tralian Royal Mail, 4 ; General Screw Steam Shipping, 50); General Steam Navigation, 29; Pe ninsular and Oriental, 841, 1, 85), 85, 86, 851 ; Royal Mail Steam, 79), 79, 78),' 78. Shares in the New North of Europe Steam Navigation Company are worth 3-16 to 5-16 prem. Insurance shares are generally very firm, and the increase of enquiries has caused an improvement during the week in the shares of the Law Life, Marine, Palladium Life, and Rock Life companies. The present quotations of the market are as fol lows:—Albion, 86; Alliance, 221; ditto, Marine, 42; Atlas, 191 ex div. and bonus; British Commer cial, 7; Church of England, 3} ; Clerical, Medical, and General, 20 ; County, 102 ; Crown, 161 ; Eagle, 71; Equity and Law Life, 51; English and Scotch Law Life, 31; European Life, 14; Family Endow ment, 31; General, 51 ; Globe, 146; Guardian, 56 ex div.; Imperial Fire, 256; ditto, Life, 191; Indemnity Marine, 51 ; Law Fire, 41 ; Law Life, 46), 47; Legal and General Life, 51 ; London Fire, 30; Marine, 17, 1; Medical, Invalid, and General, 3 per Omits. 14) per Cont.,, 1171 14 per Orate., 1613 , Spar Cads &thong< on i osam debt, 15 27; ;90 t t 6sys, IS 13. 8at313 parCLlB4O 1034 &snag Naples Mao lOl 25 Now. 631 — ... Roman 5 per Canto 972 It.. 3 .. ... Do. 1631 Piedmont 5 /Let 97 30 ... Tremors Banda 3l Do. 6, — Bonk Slums 3362 50 .. PLAN, Barr . B.—St. *nettle, • Versailles (right tank), e.; ditto (left tack), 3110; Pore and Orleans, 1,44/ 50 : Pans nai Roars, 673 30 ; Rouen and Havre, 371 50; Muwollea and 111161 non, 490 Strasbourg and tale, 310: Northern, :CO; Po sat straslania, Ser 20; Paris and Lyons, 791 50; Lyon. and Astimok NJ 11; Monterean sod Troyes. 313 ; 660 ; Pasagap. 28730; Pori. and Salmi 135; tordeatta 13; Montpellier an 1 Cella —; Gra nd Comte, 1400; MUM it IL Maier and Grey, 541 3 4 leatiTtitlD, SEPT. 3.—Three per Cents., 451 after Bolas, 451. Three per Cents, Deferred, It 1-16 • after Bolsa, 22 1-16 c.•, Debt (Ist class), 111; sties Bolas, ; ditto (2nd clue), Gt c. ; leer Boles, 61 c. Bank of St, Ferdinand, 104 j C.; Ex amine on London, 50.30 p. BERLIN, SEPT. 6.—Voluntary Loan, 103: ; New Poor-and-a• Half per Cents. (1830), 1041 ; ditto (1852), 1041. National Debt, %11. Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 128 j. Bank Shares, VIENNA, SEPT. 6.—Five per Cent. Mtalliques 961; New Loan (Series A), 961; ditto (Series B), 1111; Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,—. Bank Shares, 1,368. Exchange on London, 11.44. 21 1 12 14 6 lt IP 91 101 66 69 id 1 21 1 1 444 491 Ili Zei SS SO 13 83 M ISO lil 32 43 111 114 34 L 7 37 :/1 It 7 3C9 ad ISt 14f :34 161 le MI id lIS 0 . - - o• I 4 9 111 ad 1u ISO 4 4 11. id Pe 10$ 102 IC4 le 19 ad Ps 9 a Pia : 6 4 1 i rs 14 _l4 181 17 9 169 IS 1:1 14 id Irei 0 4 “ 1 7 109 130 133 3 1 ei PII I . . 1 4 9j 10 110 111 i i 1411 10 tr ir Ll* 14 :I 1 1 101 SI di 111 t I 114 111 104 id itt 2 1 I I WI 101 104 ad . I ! P 3VATN. Oa 1 p= 4 as. par 5 31 pm li 3 . 1 It ei 4 41 1 If 11 11 1 1 9 7 1 lel I I 561';6$ I:I 141 N ' 111 pa _6l is ss 17i 276 14 141 7 II 73y I 31 1I • 12; ad 1074 id N zd 871 8 as 12 lelf LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LITIVANOOI, Bari. B.—There has been very littlo doing on our Stock Exchange to-day, and the quotations of all railway shares are lower. The following are the only tran• sections to-day. :—Birketsbead. Lancashire, and Cheshire, 81d.—Ditto (late Cheshire and Birkenhead), 19I—Eastern Counties, 11}—East Lancashire, 181 I—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 861 I—Ditto (fifth shares), 3 9.16 d.—Liver pool, Crosby. and Southport, 181—Landon and North Western, 1221 2 1} Midland, 771—South Eastern and Dover, 211 I—Dutch Rhenish 3 d. NANCHIESTSR, SRPT. B.—There has been but little fluc tuation in prices, with a moderate extent of business.— Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction, 8 7.16 Id. —Chester and Birkenhead 4201. shares), 4 9-16d.—East Anglian (pref. 6 per cent.), 31—Lancubire and Yorkshire, 861—London and North Western, 122—Midland Railway Consols, 77I—South Eastern, 211. BIRMINGHAM, Bari. B.—Thu market was rather heavy to•day, and prices a shade worse.—Shrewsbury and Bir• rolosham B's were dons at 61. LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY.— Ratans of traffic for the week ending Sept. 6, 1852 : =inparcels, carriages, horses, and mails, s. 6d.; merchandise, 18,4881. 19e. 7d.; cattle, 1,7871. 161. 4d. Total, 63,7821. 18.. 46. Corresponding week, 1801, 60,053.. 178.0 d. Ditto, 1850, 50,9751. 141. 10d. tineate: 1850-503,1921. 19..26.; 1851-635,681/.165.5d.; 26,1061. Is. Bd. GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.—Return of traffic tbr week ending August 29, 1852:—Passengers, parcels, car riages horses, dogs. and mails, 7,4074 7s. 8d ; merchandise anfrminerals, 6,3871.3 e. 4d. • cattle, 6861. lls. 7d. Total, 13,3811. 241. 7d. Correspond ing week, 1861,12,0571.95. sd. LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.— &stare of traffic for the week ending Sept. 6, 1852 : Paseengers, 11,8121. 18e. 911.; goods, 2,4351. Bs. 6d. Total, 14,2435. 7s. 3d. NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE RAlLWAY.—Traffic re lent for railway and canal, for the weekending August 29, 1352, 6,6961. (120 miles open.) Corresponding week, 1851, 41741. (112 miles open.) Note.—The above is exchu ire of the receipts available under the agreement with the Ismillaa and North Western Railway Company. OBRAT WESTERN RAILWAY.—Return of traffic for 611 week ending Sept. 6, 1862,19,1601.; corresponding week 18151, 23,304/. CALEDONIAN RAlLWAY.—Retttril of traffic for the week ending August, 29, 9,6861. ; corresponding week of 1861,9,4411. 01./JDOW AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY. itoma a oleic for the week ending Sept. 4 1852: =9d.;Ue corresponding week, 1651, 4,3771. 12s. 9d. ref passengers in 1852,26,416. MARIA ANTONIA Rsit.witY.—Traffic for the week ssidiag August 28, 1862, 1971.; 18.51, 2371. BANK OF ENOLAND.—Yesterday a special general wart of proprietors was held at the Beak of Busload, for the election of a director in the room of Sir John Henry , Petty, Bart., deceased. The chair was taken by Thomson Illankey, jun., Esq., when the scrutineers were appointed, and made their report unanimously in favour of John Oliver Hanson, Esq., who was electe6 accordingly. The court then adjourned. MADAME PoITEVIN and her IIUdBAND HAVE BEEN SUMMONED to appear before the magistrates to answer a charge of cruelty in ' torturing and ill•treating a heifer by taking it up attached to a balloon." REPRESENTATION OF PETERBOROUGH.— George Hammond Whalley, Egg., of Plea idadoc Ithuabon, High Sheriff of Cansaryonshii:e, Its! consented to attend a public . meeting at Peterborough, and to offer himself as candidate for the representation of that place if the decision of the meeting should be in his favour. IMPROVEMENT OP LAND.—Several years ago two or three patipen pressed so heavily on the rates of the parish of St. Mary Rana, in Rents, that the parish autho rities gave them pieces of land on a wild common, situated between Itchen b erry' and Motley, to cultivate in order to get rid of them. The men were looked upon as transports, and the place to which they were transported was called in derision, " Botany Bay." The poor men, however, by in dustry did well, and Botany Bay now figures on the Ord nance maps, it having become an extensive hamlet. ISLE or SKYE EMIORANTL—The Standard states that her Majesty's ship Hercules, as old 74, but now mounting only 10 guns, has been eomnsiesioned at Chat hem by Commander Boynton (1841), for the purpose of owning emigrants to Australia, under the auspices of die Tremury. THE MlLrrtn.—Yesterday notices were issued in errand of the wards of the City of London, stating that the Aldermen, Deputy and Common Councilmen of the re spective wards would hold meetings for the purpose of ob taining able-bodied men, residing in the City of London end liberties and precincts thereof, for the Royol London of which Alderman Thompson, M.P., will be the colonel. The notice, after referring to the conditions in compliance with which persons are entitled to become vo- lunteen, remarked that should a sufficient number not be formed by voluntary enlistment, persons will In chosen by ballot out of these wards which have omitted to supply volunteers, or a due proportion of volunteers ; and in that ease no bounty money can be allowed to those who will be chosen by ballot, which would occasion much addi tional expense." Notices were also limited to prov,de vo lunteers for the Middlesex militia, vud the applicants were directed to cell at the George, liampetend, where they would obtain information where the head-quarters were. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. SUOAR.—Thc public sales consist of foreign ; the import. Cr, arc buying in the sound at high prices. The West India market is very firm, and fully yesterday's prices are freely paid. The refined market without alteration. public sales are progressing steadily at yesterday's currency. Cocos.—Thi. article has an upward tendency ; the sale of Trinidad vet nt off briskly at full prices. TEA.—The sale is going off well, at about the currency of yesterday. Corros.—The demand continues limited. SPICE/I.—None offered in public sale to-day. In other articles no material alteration. SMITHFIELD HAY MAR/MT.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports a heavy trade, at the following quotations : Prime Meadow Hay, 755. to 84s. ; lute nor, GU. to 725. ; new, 635. to 755. ; Itowen, Gas ; Clover, old, 90s. to 100 s. ; new, 70s. to 905.; Straw, 30s. to 38s. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet, with very little doing speculatively. Quietationa range so under:—Town Tallow, 38s. nett cash; Peteraburg Y.C. on the spot, 395. 3d. to 6d.; October to December, 38s. 9d., 'ellen; January to March (1863), 39a. 3d. PUBLIC SALE& Sart. B.—By Messrs. FastlßßOTUltil, CLARK, and LYE, at Garraway'a.—Freehold estate, comprising the site of the House of Correction, now abandoned, at Brixton, Surrey, occupying an area of five acres, together with the whole of the materials forming the buildings of the prison—sold for 8,4501. Freehold property, comprising the site of the House of Correction at Guildford, Surrey, occupying en area of 2i acres, with the whole of the building materials—sold for 7,9001. The freehold and tithe•free estate of Broughton, near Brigg, Lincolnshire, consisting of ehooting-box, three farms. end 974 acres of land, producing 1,1111. per annum —knocked down for 40,9001. By Mr. GAISDIXER. at Oarraway's.—Life policy for 2,0001. in the Law Life Assurance Society, on the life of a lady 67 years of age, annual premium 1181. 3s. 4d.—sold for 6001. Two leasehold houses, Watts's-terrace, Old Kent-road, producing an improved rent of 481. per annum, for 54 years unexpired-8301. By Messrs. Mooau and TIMPLII, at the Mart.—Thirteen freeholl estates and two houses and shops, King's road, Homerton, producing 2201. per annum-1,9851. Leasehold house, No. 44, Halseystreet, Cadogsn-street, Chelsea, let at 381. per annum, held for 91 years, at Cl.— By Messrs. ROBERTO and Rosy, at the Mart.—Six IBM bold houses near the High-street, Peckham, Surrey, let to weekly tenants at rents producing 931. 12s. per annum, term 98 years at 181. 18s. —6901. Three freehold houses, Besr•alley, Farringdon-street, let to weekly tenants at rents producing 701. per annum-5901. Leasehold house and shop, No. 36, Doswell-road, let at 6W. per annum, term 461 years, at 301.-2101. Suva% 7.—Dy Mr. JOHN JORDAN, at the Mart.—Lease of Woodlands situate in the parishes of Chatham and Gil lingham, in the . count y of Kent, known u the Sharsted Woods, comprising 366 acres, held under the Dean and Chapter of Rochester, by lease renewable every seven years, upon payment of a fine, ground rent 211. per annum —knocked down at 5,3001. et the Mart.--Family residence, No. 6, Windsor-terrace, Maida•hill, with stabiincr, estimated to product 1181. per annum, held for 97 years from 1826 at 161.7-1,1001. By Mean. Vanua and Sote—Six leasehold houses, Key's-terrace ' liatumenznith, let at 181. each, held at 4/. each—knocked down in lots for 8001. Two homes., Nos. 4 and 6, Wells -terrace, Ilammerrmith, let at 661. per annum, and held for 78 years at 7!. knocked down in lots for 5604 DEATH PROM LIGHTNING.—On Tuesday, about one o'clock, a thunderstorm of unexampled severity burst over the town of Lewes. The lightning is described so awfully vivid, the thunder was a succession of cracks, and a deluge of rain followed. Fortunately the storm was of short dura tion. Shortly after its cessation information reached the town that a poor boy who had been tending sheep on the Spital-hill, Asheombe, was found dead. His body was blackened all over ; his clothes were wrenched from his back, and the hobnails drawn from his boots. It is con jectured that the lightning was attracted by the metal end of his shepherd's crook, acting as a connector, for the staff bore marks of the passage of the fluid. Most of our readers will bear in memory the melancholy catastrophe which hap• pencil in June last year on the Fainter iniline of the Brighton and Hastings Railway, when a train ran off an embank ment and killed four of the passengers on the spot, and that at the coroner's inquest which was held to innstigate the cause of the accident evidence was given that the cause was a sleeper being placed on the rails, and that attempts were made to connect the circumstance with a boy named Edward Bodes, who was near the spot at the time, and exhibited an unusual cu.ioaity to see the passage of the train. The boy thus killed by the lightning was Edward Boates, and the hill where he was s+ruck was about a mile from the site of the railway accident. ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF LUNATICS.—The neigh bourhood of the Ilolborn Union, in Gray's-inn•lane, was thrown into commotion on Sunday evening, by the at tempted escape of a middle-aged lunatic from the No. S ward of the workhouse. The unfortunate man, having es caped from his place of confinement, and traversed over several outbuildings. at length reached the carpenters' sheds which are in immediate proximity with Mr. Oakley's livery and bait stables, in Little Gray's-inn-lane. Here he provi ded himself with a 16•Irooi plank, and having drawn it up with the usual cunning of insane persons, lowered it on the other side of the boundary wall, and immediately com menced the awkward descent. The alarm, however, was instantly given, and Brown, the day porter, assisted by Counter, 160 0, succeeded, after a aster, struggle, in cap turing and bringing him back, fortunately unhurt. Rogers has hitherto borne the character of being inoffensive, and probably treated with more indulgence than others. It is not long since that a poor insane woman escaped from her ward, and threw herself from the top of the building, hut received no other injuries than that of a broken leg. She recovered in the hospital of St. Bartholomew, and stow in Colney Batch Lunatic Asylum.