The Express. — London, England, 1852-09-22 00:00:00

f‘,OOlP . o.‘l‘ll.4l‘b.P 4x43rtsi Na 1,898.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1852. [THREEPENCE. piwri 3 ONAlA .SSUII,ANCR and INVESTMENT • '-‘" ••• 4toree, ,"11,10 of mieff, 'nit dal Aneelstica, wide It yes wee. eLwd to M. , . •• • "...a heather to Wolf, ereares equal a& we...tee to the :apliel el AO dierti, mad the patilieee ear. by ye It ad-truel dame el the eeeepalty, sal WM, ea . ew.te we le. wag the Welsh tote of latetvet Ith.tle Mora tbe=t ., sy,yeryfletry.tel .1•It tle• ere awn* effeest of Mt ecattapaile as ee yea r the we. ey ier.• 4 eiyasymyse , wed& its toes W L Depirtzebed e I.! AT.4::.4% 4 the busby.. brought to It by lenelearet Sloane. • tt.y. 4e. Deysetter• tiajoy the emirs mete peielne by l bw • bon Jettustien of say bled—an egareeepe 'blob ate • {Nitta WO. cabin publes or prime" bete 414 ee as end, w .1. ywinsers. hybered, 4 astable Imaysealy, la harry lad hay. C.,:ucal Sadly 21111409. cut.tal /Mit le attesetbee aided rd eepeeels leen tM it the Imestiment boyeillbst. It imeiledery era e fn.14.41 et.al, a lemmas to the ewpweweete of ne wrests. we, m' tom yttorilled la oder Is Nader the leeerhy et the Ya ealtiedat. LITZ DITART111:11T. Paeriaeot saTt;t:ee. wea-rosaleSed d .,,„1 L. arena," with was veiremble W asperasa WU% eal ares. way le ebedatel, ea igaleielea toYe at leisa. at to the reapeethe yea% tta4ea lb. Val Waterless. a r 11021111014 Ibastakte Dinar. LP. 1 41 +O' fat Adonis mei is man to the alaitestea rireet. T E DAILY NEWS. Leder Wisher Yip., pries M. as • OeSsn. DAIL% NEWS Is al the heel of the LS *, i .vat ilea* &hastiest free eramerse Isar beorket e we. sal sil r Mei end yertleal Wa rne. wbeller yeittleal. hetet. is en% tlaseel. *.S. AWN red voles Onssal a.,e=he reels ft Istalled.. , =::rg.t . Ara is tbe allude termeaseisita kureSisesehtestT, the aq. ailway, ad ilesehey ilet teen it users...ed. it endue. erre hut . ..lid of ihipshis thsa say saes yaw— es eseseheh early sent et enrolee is ibe ladies Mese by eery seen nd etto- + d the 0d.7 holy Sliniee Upset. with list e 1 prime, eb..e.t. sleben. It - ,Jewes !sa , Wee the eeffeeple Mike the te Otte' s 'ad .:ereys Czeeied. tram esistase " stswhe *her timers% 1.m0p,. s 7 , eret L. arse by tie Yet Mow et ea. tie year te VA, ladles tandem lieweeseetT wLett tt • be seu ti eke peer (tbe releallet by =we thia envy you% bed in pee yesre bates it. thee dame eameets... uhmi.mg. samm. euroncus ............. 112,317 Items. Ps.r . Ir. MEOW anbbe. Itte itsILT NEWS Tbe les./Inalireleit et this positins jading tits hasteine Web. mast:, enamel by a moteoporury : *lee . Peaty !tees • le the Itemise ut all the Landes wrensies "mew. Erma the Ss t U het high gresuld end a abwei Isse—espre. &axe cosesemly that esseenattve litursiess will& Is elltp tbe ea - • estates et tughed sad already. with the Med aflfht dre...inon el ne trageleed perms sell WWI ale terra mare et adveruessete -vest to the • /Wes t•-shistsed by say per,llb leee3 than carreeposie with heasestal cleuse. r.. be n 1 en aneliseaer at ikerius is the Idnedces ; or st t2eolsee, Dosrark slhtL Fleetetreet, Loud.. LLS4I)PFS I'ALE ALES—Baron Liebig on ser.ata I te Always ow Ad‘ortrearats - Barest a( a Ida r o I Munich. I:th eo pteterr, MI, M twos S..ros Lista. to Yr. •A. 111. NWT .1 WOW, areoeti, hurresowlbsot : ° Te ri t - eat se . .. awbraent sad ammo, my atteadea las lately k ts,!. W fermi arum . moos amii tai adeerisemsots undid ty n i nat. orb 3. in the •-•-., Mum maw eitsrether stiereper on • the MOWN C . INT fellW4o. sad “IllirNllllllofra as Wry . that lk ot reser aulit comer Beer, oer mime war load it fa my Int,' v.! t-,2l;spe , oterattabon on me part of lb, Illq uit eMillOMlL ~, mi,,,,,,..7 ,bet.re that I tri not tit Isittleipe of thew osalyamts aml lee, th e molests et stilt adidrintprore (:, 1,1 th.t Is 'vete respect I bditer• le tit sitinsti trio as sty hoer to ion, ohict tartsmly you wane sod as it prima Iserty to P.A.' '. ° ittoseb. Ith September, INC." (T, No. S.] BASE and COMFORT in SHAVINO.—R. and a. coa VA? CA (TON eraor, or Ciumerilareol abhor r, .r.harprorr, meets *soft mg to Os Isla Weir Aft. no t totinottal to *se tbot nod toinst onipen. 14. _Mks : bow made Mill et per lam MN% II to tamer totter thou any .m.p 1 lam Wrb mud ft a lose ettthig Instrument• for soilosigui ani C.A.TON Kn. To Meer.. B. as IL Omen. kigellisi. Fos. et Lodce," where Or az i e. a. sig et te: /teem" at So. 41‘,. p.s.ta.t.otly Impend fern. 113•61.4 war eei inks Poweor. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. BATOR, EASON KAMM AND Ye. Jrrnes 0141111'011. (I'NVICTION OF CROSS, THE BANKRUPT. eiii morning, Riehnrif Croak a twsetsbily deemed 'cull¢ man, was indicted, under the MOM= Om et the By iruptey Cessolidation Let, 6t bereleg oh. d ta, n a comber of watcheeand Mbar within moot:• of his bankruptcy, by while ke hrlleea witty of a misdemeanour. There were two ether feilebassereeenet the pr.oner, which stand over. Mr. Clarkson, with Mr. Hawkins, sered Orr the prs mention, which was instituted by di of the Court of Bankruptcy ; rod Mr. Bodkin, with Mr. Gib* felbeibM the prisoner. 11. e eircurnstone-s of this erse meat still be fish he Iler rceoilection of the public. The prisoner wee 'jeweller est watchmaker at Southampton, and in Jose bur be embarked on hoard the Queen of the South, destined he the Cape of Good Hope, in the false name of Jobs Talbot, lei leek with him property to the amount of upwards of 3,ols its te s reenter portion of which he had obtained frees kb only • few days before. Previously to quitting Ileellbeesp. ton he whitcweihed his windows and eenoseeed that the shop was closed for alterations, in order to facilitate his es cape, but he was pursued in the Hellesport by Setjeant &tiger of the detectives, and the Queen of the South having been detained on her voyage by contrary winds, the fugitivo was captured with his booty upon landing at Cape Town, and brought back to England. Under the advice of counsel the prisoner retracted his plea of Not Guilty, and pleaded Guilty. Mr. Bodkin said, in extenuation of judgment, that the prisoner's creditors had recovered sufficient property to indemnify them against any loss, and, elthough he could not resist the indictment, he was instructed to say that the pti soon intended to return after disposing of Ida property to ailvantge in a colony remarkable fee the high rims to be obtaine. The Learned Biros said it seemed to learn to be es had • rue of deliberate robbery as was ever committed. Lem of fenders were frequently transported, sod the sentenee wee that the prisoner be imprisoned for 18 months, with keel lahcur, arid he hoped this would be • warning to other per sons in • similar sitaatkis of life. NORWICH MUSICAL FESTIVAL NORWICH, TrsODAT. The Until musical festival celebrated in aid of the !mule of the principal charities esaneetei with the smutty of Norfolk and its chief town will music this fleeing, at eight o'clock, with a grand misnames= moue% at St. Andresechall, There are to be three evealog a ir three in firaing performances, the first of the curie. Viking olace tomorrow morning; and the eareweensto of the week will be wound up with a hem hall, for which Labitsky's celebrated bead is emegget Great strength has been secured for the witeadia ef the MAO !IOC sail concerts in the programa. The eichoiles o which will C 011.14( of tOO ports/non, is dor ddly • dem. real sense, since the onion of the tea lostrir rocnt.ilists of the day have been eldnimed by the elleweek. H. Megrim and Santiswill lead the first voile% Weddell is to be the principal seemed noire, sae Hill will be Mies head of the site owls Jacesto the obtainable ace U.... =too, Lew, sad Beams; wtt& lMAtaMN.lasi, Thrithri and Severn 1 / 4 1mit the double heap. The hems to oled. W. CAA aid inetea ; Nidwhen will he hoard oa the oboe ; while Lame. Dasataaa, C. Rupee, J. Harper, Smithies, Prospero, mei Chipp, age acmes cu well known thevery colowellOeT, that it seine to strdt the list by recapitulatieg the twebseeiale whisk they have won their way toe The elv.ral hand will consist of 116 41 = il ig li ghtee. 111 liMree. std ;obeyer., in all, 270 porhneere, the lhereleh Choral Society and the Ladies Choral , mho mill be assisted by the chorus of the Italian Orono awl Swan hall. The iodations mad liberality of the wanegete of the festival have Wm ahem a ibs is dm* suttee of the peliodpol Louisa r Perf O TIWWW. isciliedwiee Vara* enie, Nios y,., ma ma ren e ski Mos Do G lby. 11 A 11:•yve. Um Sands, lackey, Bitten, Foram, W. us. To MVO at, tie lapsing twee will be roseshallid under the him of A. c tribute of moped to Ibt mom of the bee Duke of W..; ino.oo rovowiai seitedia ben Hasbro seaterio of m.0.,' • will be 'tile at the des of the whims., motr..., (Weds* ti .sis teeatah: insider Oink. Ye wind EMI mew Yount. ow spar lo holm your brow saint. Twat glory's led— Mass ids dud ner Irro HBO POI Mid? l a = vs. WOAD Camino boa, wag Sy= how sal Imam ordr Akar ill thy piles awl dm& Ito* roma. vont roma. FATAL Fin AT Rolmmas ithiy Mr. Carter leald aa lop* .A Aaffill!.. .„T8- Sf .11 Rotherhlthe, tba been sr lam lam sew. r.. !tithe.. egad 2s, wlme paeliesd `dea lab Imo at' ;qt. Itruherhithe.stroot. Tbie babe lha bola ilia tfit.l wok WM, difficulty lo esassasurea of im.., the inquest was r the lorylvon of Oat dteeseed being too ill to sari eal give rams. IRELAND. Dosing, Sirs.lll. Lord Naas, the Chief Secretary for belga. has communicated to the committee of the Great loth trial Exhibition, to be held in Dublin in 18" his intention to submit to parliament early . in the snow ing session a bill to extend the provisions d lbs Designs' Act of 18.50, and to give protection from piracy to persons exhibiting new inventions on the common. _ The contract for the iron works of the Irish Exhi bition building has been obtained by Messrs. Young and Co., of Edinburgh, who have already com menced operations with a spirit that augurs well for the completion of their task long before the specified period—the Ist of May, 1853. The Italian Opera speculation, as far as it has ad vanced, has been completely successful this year is Dublin. The house is filled to excess each night,aad it is the general impression that the manager lars made a mistake in fixing the prier too low, as, even with a higher tariff, he would base bed wally crowded audiences. The Lard Lisuleatat and Ceuntess of Eglintom bare siguillet their Wadies of honouring the theatre with their pusses this evening. The Clare Journal has the following brief account of a mysterious murder : In base just heard of a dreadful murder bevies beim essmmitted .081 Saturday sight im the esimitheerbsed =lilitelhey, even • yews um semi Themes Seer mbs was, it is said, 4 erase Ines pessimist of semis peeping fa • then the& was inks& te speed the eves*/ Is some eeiglaserieg bas, and rumor k that he was murdered is the eight, aid Ms N* Mad yesterday does to the bridge of Armagh. Hi teimeins pre sented • dreadful spectacle. Tao use hem hese appre hended on suspicion. and are now in eestedy etas pellee . A rumour was spread through tows yesteedey that Dr. Cahill had taken hie departure is the Lorena, which finally sailed from the Irish coast that mining for Australia. From the Freeman of this morning, however, it appears that the news was too good to be true. Archbishop has favoured the Premier, through the columns of the Freeman's Jaiernal, with a lengthy letter in his peculiar style. What he de an-ilk r as he total failure of proselytising efforts in :he West of Ireland is the chief burden of the epistle ; but the real sting will be found in the tail, where " his grace" speaks a bit of his mind about the church establishment, a subject, it may be ob served, that stands a fair chance of soon throwing even tenant right into the shade in Irish agitation. Taking np the letter at about half its length, we find the redoubtable John Tuam thus harping still upon the " proselytism":— The English people are said to be a justice-leying people, but let it be recollected that they are themselves 1 the utterer. and the writers of this eulogy. I do not believe their love of justice to be more unselfish or more romantic than their boasted love of freedom—claiming a large portion of the boon for themselves, whilst they are content with extending but • small portion of it to others. Their love of fait play is ' found, as far as Ireland is concerned, uniformly subordinate to their eulogy. This is a st rong an d • sufficient reason why we have not been wasting our time in %ratios calms. ales about perversions in Ireland, too gross for the credu lity of any other than the English people. You might re foto them to-day, mil tothorrow they would be paraded before the Eneffah dupes with the same effrontery of slan der. It is not that as due lustiee of the English nodes we rely in our confide.., to abate this nuizancs—tho pelf& rely el ruck Wen d d iscord—but er the anaseat of Jr kid people to their faith, and *elk dereurrrina be Wei perearke to the English people Ureerk the errible diner of the willies of the Irish unhook par liament. Their were--the infcUigilie ouresmats of the akk eat We of the Celtic populates—will de are to err tire tkeybeve se relish for prelostritha, the all that theid be mil an edam Without*** poriiamsa abbess le mai es brie of wasesmay reeden—if serkeelkey anal* be ealkd who we ewe* able be spell —wed the peuresse, who are eprookeing es eke spoils le the wake of *see Omen of freed and imposture will soft aid that, leered of any lope of extendini the selaWileed ehureb, they my be pre fee llet kip ustereisa of Its e;reeirkre whist mad pelbeget y reqalre, The reginrate _tette peeler reale war beef to Oak outran fast ii msrThist they w ar ia 4 perrealegt ridicule or • grew sr inspeeltima wee sever peastised on the Gleglkk_ pi* Ora by oho Wee* Ike new rehress- Ike to will* they are web yang dupla The arg7 of beim* see ant went tematond wee arlows. Whoa you teak of waireations is the west ef Leland, and argue skeet the ambers that are all Is Gook to the erneatires of error, starlike poser as be pkgs. eel awes, aced dates—then well isms tough elven* twee sod anthsetieity—.era ass be k the sweekw. Why a* those eallbeetly lest 'Witt Orr &silky plains ef the of the whersties with whisk the Inglirk we eramil ? It k nu* safer for the Isspissess shreed it ha pas tubas. Ike / wW&lhsturdk& Its kisrfrilW *ma dish Ikea mama haw eopd k =gang nil* irks strike rower 6 kb ftseee-keeseedr o Y tow bilieverkm—see *Amp ekes le ember thew. net by thermalsthek we brialls" bia I. mei the pleas whew their fi rties. et ewe kat Meth aids. *this melee Os week S will be wiellth age to the owe s r et eskases whisk they dowses. Netwithatuaks the awful Aldap of it. Maw. 'bleb bed left its mere le saw wetter sal ebbe wee hewed by the wows kilelk• of peeve: estbeg bleary. ken ow 6 this dissuee = is whish Owe lawless ee Is the kw hi they ors Is ses an tes: praise ls the leakele_ kg week of Mean and bleary of leaked_ esselhee of workhoues, who dome this Ger hew Ihdr beak sod seek drove then hen wildmwee, et Maid *maims within its ossisiwee Mdbnthemselves hue the rates, thus awing thew re shanties but s palmed Nutri ment ea ask, they esswitheis howl se preheies ef .rev, writ scarcely 1111“111411 V a ry= . 11 odd ze i withh extorted it. Let them sew muter flue Tinian of feriae, and is their osesu n t: wit led _ably bu is beered the bessalow dale ca ad teakk lath key wen elk ft Mak is. la lbws based then Napery se& theiptlessi Ediellseth het let thus ea feria that they've** teed neerke, tee, of their mna %many and seestly—eve let then lightly retell the memory • f mate sew amber* with pest, of which .'t the arm sal the ends are their own. Do sot inspire that I ass sow la 111114seture er drawing en the 11111,101606 bp Winn et our eesetry, in ee tl i V et t te Ike new et smirks and religions perreatiou with ahe Abyssesl prewellies of the agents of ter era balled ekes*. Ito; I es 'Mks whet I ie. sad wit asseei—eity, what was palpable to ar approbeseka. Is werksibbip aware tire la Clia w me y rasa, Ike theatre of theeaseseelieery weeseliest hieraplth kiwis a pile. it Inaba whetkesisek bh with leslasmeet hes their km if wee_ they Whirs& l i r m Leeheas& I. their heweethearred fewer= of Nett I What -lauded hi —ks mast pewit el Sew self-lauded lam of hie play, WI Jukes. beessatzt e hi s e i k of the of thiesspessiyikseas beteg thetas T il te llr eg 7 the 94 a kb - needy aether. es the road to Mien to peessat et the kw ler We deires meow lesdrals of mit amine of Maw who wee aelksed so best bed fortrasdria, was NSss espial by their haws, and adffal el the emeasil selsent 'Ma was ekes thus se the peke ef ash el ke sebeeds, se flat the pose pewee wa k es Maw ef d. wow lokikpllisia sad the et led Is ease then hew the Maina ef the ftertire of Doe- Make t And yet we ere told Oat awake esseelepos km conversions, there is set s paid. of Whew 1 whereto It la the sky ask that it Awl to laser every Individual eke, fora mass% I. pies saw Al though the penile were se einewse be the swedes ef theft, - which eleshel the =ha 'wises of Ossaiews, yet it wr i l y railie dearlhe Or thrill if Mem that ran t the = as Ike Seib where ilea of sad to whiell thew Nihon, hy thew of their lytides regs. bed rednesd thur's ef their . Thet ere omega* a fatal blow to the systems, sad_ epee* Orem of Ille sea &skied se tie awl imago Oa we walk sa. Algae* the Swim las *irk Ile pewlease, ell the kepis k same uses sesehei be meek ef Ai& the mai Aid ▪ eseikesble perks sets wedge ef impedes. se It is oak. wit be eel the amissisa ewes& by the thsehrs ad edam wes empress& by the bask, of the sod with "Mk Os peek were resolved ear the maws. howled= Ilia Sri win ledillkest be the blesdoes ef their bay asNaisa. We ere talk as • r aw a yssion f the progress of whesessisk of the amber of that us serer ed elm the west I Whet a of the orneerlea of the wines. The erik ielli r e feer with dimwit and ems et the impostors. Whom. Ibe ionise le essmeed, the warm will aP ege- t red armor erre esessesete awe faithful Ctitk keskets thee thus Warn* seakee and earlasked pusses le liekkg oes the sessulest swam where isollth beret tiewies he DIA essesits Oil, hes they we balks shake I • vase east eine heft hew the saes% se& they, tweed kb Weems Wars the old wells of deserted 11.13118t1. do is as wileweses, ors he eked es whesese sf r IMF bee ef the dom. It was lakked eke the emus I think of —exhibited so any pike la ivied ',Meet a eagle protestant, theegh key uses pasaibed with asing ggshwhas well as slawebse mat leftir steep*. at would kr ewer Awe the isafallas egad= et essaeat. • with, N ess soar sa nave NIBS idea et the Owe r t i r this areseaset th i inewatteasy et Puma Ng* el As views, Dube several years, for he livable i r k dime. be wee eldbled patiently to wait tie news lie wilbsiki shark MIS saes a, since there was as ether he sewer Ansa W his esittay service. Though the peelheawace beaday Messy waa dreary enough, • I yet he amok! beast that, however - long au absence, fat wasks ied gmatthsia b y il titsr -siegel as of years, not one of his Mek Mar sore to He sever Whet. the water thus wishaos t heals up wpm the added ot tike Irish church csta bl --- It is Idith Ilse that lath theme ad bistro., projects elseabi be absuilsasd. Those eadeslathloal fonds, so long tednusad s , this* ease the life interests of their present ow =sweet*nee owe erigiaal pswihnes of promoting OWN elthellm led 11111•110111 S. TOO keg his that, esehesslesse seed, wills, elm nosh than prope -1 gobs diseeisee end a:behlost se mealy _weedier/. It b thabiggita th at these mei" sea feed for the orsolise nod eedeessmes sI MINN, shalt led the build. fag et esielle shosibser sad, shelil M segued 03 far, to serve es ea well be She poeiree of alba glebes. ail es hoe old bisposiset ei seyelehhe htheforence of the oinks peer omen thus feeds wise in; ebstrasted hen thew piles esse. It Is oft se sash sondiqoas they will be OS SO aloes lioddl they be accepted ; and as sea terms It weal be de Might at impoliap to dem. Is eel be ea re snout red reed mice of prepeety p =liseelsi hoe lie and ea ft Ma bDi ' the embekte Z ad se ski used that Ye a l mesihses. =Cot efeheis et &pained mpg% lowborn peonelleo mores for the halts Wasik fedoebry Imre is be isdbersd, will give add Woad diserfolern fs Elebi the *Wee of their religion. As ter do point** -11moneS, dream no longer of Webs *IS bassol, beat lb Me the question of wen hulk *Wag to Ithefeschable neeessity of events which stater wee ONSOSO 01111414. The catholic people of this country are renehed NA to he eontent until they witness its legiolw I live essibilallea; the axe is already laid to the root, and es *me be bet tee well attested the baneful vices of its fuel- MOO, ft h to win jos wiU endeavour to avert IN WC% itablo IAL—I haw thee Meow to bo your lordship's otudient emus% Jew, Amiklisbep of Tues. TVIIIDAT Eva.; ma. Mining stocks generally remain steady in price, with moderate inquiries, and an average. amount of business offering. The prices at which sales hare been made are reported to us as follows, but due allowance must be made for the wide margin fre quently existing in this variable market as between buyer and seller :—West Caradon, 175; West Pro vidence, 50 ; Alfred Console, 141; Beath Tamar, 6; North Basset, 0; Wheal Robins, 325. Gd. • Garreg, 30e.; Mendip Hills, 2% ; Whitford, 2; Wileal Feu wick, 255.; Wheal Edward, 225. 6d., 2.55.; West Treasury, 9; North Buller, 9; Wheal Vey, 9, 10; Boiling We 11,14, In the gold mining share market Yuba Rivers im proved to 4 to 1 prem., and Golden Mountains were also better. Colonial Gold were firm at to 2 prem. In Imperial Brazilian and United Mexican shares there were again numerous transactions, but not much fluctuation in price. English and Australian copper smelting shams advanced to 1 prem., but fell back again. Cobra shares are very firm. Mexican and South American were done at 41 to 5. The non-official quotations are as fallow. :—Mel bourne, - to 4; Australian Consols, 1 to 1; Cor dillers, 4 to t prem.; Australian Mutual Mining,l to prem.; Connemara, /to 1 prem.; Kenmare, 1 to 11 prem.; Glenaulin, Ito prem. At a meeting of adventurers in Trumpet Consols, held on the 7th inst., a dividend of Si. per one hundredth share, was declared, leaving a balance of 2811.15. sd. in favour of the mine. THIS DAY. Two o'Ciocx. There is no change in the gold mining shares, with the exception of Australian Freehold, which are rather better, purchases offering at Imperial Brsailiaa shares mark 81 Mexican, 8 to N. to 7, and United I TI rilla 111111.111111 towel= /freetwil ...„ My Oaf& Missinui ken sad Oal !Ma Aaatianas Odd Walk ▪ look.(la.at U. pa Do. Oaramod IDa. Jahs Usi 111•7 Onmints Cask. =WM I ° 4Viagra:las Opp.. __ !■~~_ _ ~ "I 71 rQ.li -.--- Disby - 61 . 11 c::. Pilpsik...-.. .... Laa.llollNor,G.Qia.C.Co. =Ssakiimelso . 10 1101-v••••••-•«.. Iv Aastrallia...— OM I WWI Italian —.—.- .-__— - yesterday. I 10 1 2 Pur 4 Pm I II „ I I 1 11 SiS I /111 psi i 4 dis 6 le par 45 44 i 7. lei. I r par ite Pok Sr: pir i 4 C lie 12i fr APR' 7 s sC larpr FOREIGN EXCHANGES. .... PAZIS, Warr. 11. f •••• 1 lisaaa °probe Illgart.l beset i Posh* —,,--- --- S pas taats. .... 1 1 18 SO 76 10 i IS 43 78 0 78 10 it pier Ceuta., 1013 .. 104 13 lO4 30 101 10 104 30 104 40 4 per Osata Spar Oats. Nov Lam .... 1 . . ... .... 1 ." balmy as Landon : starlit, IS 14 ill/ aira .. 33 170. Salta i gra.l44o 103 Saw MON rata ...... 7 , Masa Do. 3 . a ri.. sary eel 7.: lisdaost 3 aCt. 30 ... Treason Scads ... .. Da 4,101 — ... Sisk Napa —. 4643 ... Pious, Barr. 21.—1 t. Chomate,l,l26; VaidiDes (right loth —; ditto (Na beak), 447 SO; Parr sal 0111aas, 1,44 73 ; Assad War, NS 73 ; MOM sod Uwe. 410; 11444411144 'Ed • MC lbadmos mg a Sit 116; ANEW% 7300; Pads sad US 44,• Rel• sad 1= 1 :16 ; Lyra. sad Memo, SSD ; sal Sawa !UL as 73; lOssaws aIL Miff d DcW, eft emina. am Toe a is; Paris eat NNW% MI Vllffelai 81166 °nal Omaha 1,400; rad islolietome,B7ol SP} sad SW MADRID, 85,?. 16. Throe per Cents., 47 ; after Dan, 47; Do. Thenved, 24 11-16; after Bobo, 2451 1 Debt (Ist elan), 121; after Bolas, 12 9-16 p.; ditto ((lid dm), 81; after Bolos, 8 7-16; Bank of St. For &and, 1041 p.; Esc:lunge on London, 60.30. p. Nelms% San. 14.—Neapolitan Fives, 1071. Sici lian Fives, 1011. Exchange on Lamborn, 071. Tith COMMANDERBIIIP-IN-CIIIEF OF TUE ARM!. —lt fa, we nedsretead, confidently reported that the post of Ommeeder4wChief of the Army will be aired to Lord .—Morwileg CAronsek. A omso FORGER. A boy oohed Robert Pasts was brought up at the Bear* Coat, Pisasslas tor, as Thursday, ehe with the Meets= peassatadou of a beak order sad Vim ths Cral Oita Thu prisoser, who is ablest rem et 0 111. with m ai rests la Helm., sal hoe hese eget by Mr. F Hoary Cooke, whir ledges is the brass, with a bask ardor he 7L he. width bed bees seat hen Leah to Mr. 00160'. fisdass. lasisad of taking the shier ss ilheeled to the seal. ease of Mr. Clete, wie., the preseated the order at the beak of Meows. C Deoefse. sad Co., Lag sheet. Me taped Mr. Orelres mete ea the body o f 1110 Oaf NM also sanest is so the hash with the ewes elp hatter, the hare Meseta Mot to &Mx his eirhe pew pereforty tro the seise paid. Marais am z es t passer was abed she or two gumless, whisk the Mier to Wow mill the prissiest's &Amor abseil ow me hr. C asal mows 11011 be trayed hie pa, sad the harts( bees suet he be was item bete sweledy.—Mr. Beetriek haring Meted the eir. semilsesse el the ewe, owl diem the hype his 10 the te astatietratss Istiewash that the , Mr. Ceske, did sot wile prase the dome primmer, owing to W 0111111101 protL—Albw suitably saistiseed, the 11161101111 Wei e el hr Ch diergrd, sod healed over to the Oro of bie pereele.—Mramilsaa. ADMIRALTY, lan. 21.—Arroz11rmsoeh—Cbtof MJ. B. Chi, to Basamsesr. Arsiesaat.lashwen usa to Sissaksiss, aril F. J. Dena, P. Grathy, J. &Ash sod S. 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I nom ft II !Dim labs 100 I WHO L Slownst mu ra Orsie W Brairs. is• *lad 4 mat. 146.011.1• Ya II CYO" aid 1' Oat awl Idea . ill OEMs% Pb,a see Mar anew!i• 1; l ass larwilsiaZO•ii I I Ow Ow VW) 7 pit CI 4 OWWowwfaew,s pis do. 10 Ow Oval per Ont. 1 Dumb% Swami Wasloal4lloAPp Ife lee Wotan, boll ftp.d. le Immeaddre /MAL pe. I Lima MIL Oaks I DIM Me Om p_ol. faM4IIIIIIIWINOMILW- D•M AIL IO 4II4:IIkr ... s Ds. ill Mrs% tOrlds. 4 R. ▪ 11 == 114'44 . ......... 10 D. Mewl * *rift 11 Da. ems. pit ime.. NMI Mal .. Weiviast . 111.0,40•1 RAILWAY& THIS DAT. Two *'Cues. The railway market is steadily supported, although still very quiet. Great Northern, Midland, gad Aberdeen steaks an radar MMus tam yesterday. ensue AND STOOD VNISIDAIANDIND. Lawns. Is ladey op to fps. ii“ I — lii.Trier7 ii!m,4b.EW.. 11. = "16): S W WM. . y zaz i m . OW"._ ii • • is ni mum ti SO Distiml sot refiesDa44. , Dim Dessora ...I 111 Ilia Min 111=11.... . alwaiana r;:e.l6 44 De. 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IS 2sl II li lei II !.. 7 a. i 0 It 100 141 43 484 ID 00i Il $ e 13i 7 Ws 7 li " ti II A , A 1:1 1 1 or n 0 71 20 5 4 4 Sh is NIS • 34 116 44 44 8 1 get U 64 id II 11 po 43d zd dig LI 2 4 •sd Is li S 4 isarbsidi 1614 104 1614 111 1 P' s n 4 ohs 34 4ls 1 IT zd 41 77 77 14 124 4 if As 4 41 44 47 el 31 3 do i i if ii ii dis SO al 7 14 dim SI Sy 41 4 die asbe en 49 77i tai IS Si ad IS 71 2 14 die I 4 it 164 14 34 24 di 20 31 id 7 .!. id Si& . 44 . 1$ ISS fl 11 14 :I I: 1 4] 141 !7. ii 7 3 - 4 1 al. 1 I . a Eli "I 39 SO 110 SI U SO II U 150 152 33 83 113 113 11li 374 37 IS la 109 111 14f 14 211 i 18j 19e 43 Ili - - ~• 141 151 Ili IN i i ale SI I 104 105 413011101. 106 107 100 174 13 10 4 ice I .d 33 ljo. uj 111 1 6.1 17 17 04 11 flj 7 i ls " 160 160 S4e poi II 14 sd 9 10 111 1$ 6 i sok J die pm 6 die pm 10 100 pit i 901 -- se li id iS 90 adl h 2 11j Pil 17j 114 Is Is so Il its zd 1 al 101 1114 $ li J 1 Pis I) MATS. 1 le I pm pm dis 1 8 4 7 Ii II pm Par 1 Ali 71 71 1 1 24 I 1 pa Poi 7 • I 12 U I ill _l4e In In pa 1 17 lei a is IN i 49 0 3lj 1 Ni '4l lei Ma eli in as Of sh llll t i 31 if a# 1 1114 ill 1 i 771 1 70 60i 101 •u 4 N xi SI 31 f 8.1 71 N 661 6 Is *I fll ay s 11 MONEY MARKET. TUSIDAT Branum. The price of Consols was not quite so well sup ported to-day, sellers offering rather more freely in the afternoon. In the morning, purshaaes were effected at 1001 for cash, but the East sale was at par, and the prise left off k worse than yesterday at 100 to I for money, and 1091 to 1 for the 13th Octo ber. There was a bargain in South Sea New Annui ties at 991 ; and in the Government Annuities of 30 ea, which expire in 1860, at 6k. The March Exchequer Bills remain at yesterday's !lightly reduced price of 71• to 745. prem. The June issue was quoted 675. to 70s. prem., and India Bonds 84s. to 871. prem. In the foreign house there were some rather con siderable realisations of Grenadian Deferred Bonds. and the prioe fell from 121 to 111, but rallied to 12 to 4. The Old Bonds ruled at 22 to 23. There is stall a disposition to view with favour the several cleans of Spanish securities; the New Deferred Threes have reached 24. Austrian scrip, with • view to strengthening the market for the new loan, was propped up at 61 to 6 prem. Turkish scrip was steady at 9/ to 10 prem. Further purchases of Dutch Fours were made in the afternoon, and the price improved to 991. The official business report inoludee:—Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, at, 6 rem. ; Austrian Old rive I per Cent. Bonds, 861 (exchange fixed at DM. per f). Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 84}; ditto Five per Cents., 1053. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 66; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 99, 3. Granada One and-a-Halt per Cents., ex Dec., 1849, coupon, 23; ditto Deferred, 121, 111, 4, 12. Mexican Three per Cents.. 253, 1, 3. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 651. Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., 381. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1051. Sardinian Five per Cents., 961, 96. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 61 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 231, 24 ; ditto Passive (Converted), 61. Turkish scrip, 91 prem. A great deal of business continues to be done in miscellaneous shares of various descriptions. Sales are reported in the following :—Bank of Australasia, 661; Commercial Bank of London, 291; London Chartered Bank of Australia (21. 10s. paid), 41; Lon- I don Joint Stock Bank, 191; London and Westmin ster Bank, 331, 1, 33, k, 1; Royal Australian Banking and Gold Importing (11. paid), 13, ; Australian Royal Mail Steam, 4 ; Crystal Palace, 6:41 ; General Steam Navigation, 291. Bordeaux and Cette Railway shares have risen to 21 to 21 prem. Shares in the English, Scottish, and Australian Bank are quoted at 11. to 11 prem. ; Richmond and Quebec Railway, 1 to 1, prem.; Beziers and Graissessac Railway, par to prem. • French Crystal Palace, ato prem.; Chiriqui Ro ad, 4to 1 prem. There was an attempt to " bang" the shares of the Upper Indian Rail way this merging, and the price was called only 3 to 4 prem., but as buyers offered, it closed at 3 to 1 prem. By the Douglas, which hes just arrived at Graves. end from Sydney, we have an import of 11,753 oz. of gold, worth here 46,8001. The Asia has brought in from New York the large amount of 784,448 dollars, or say 157,0001., but a considerable portion of this is destined for Mawr.. By this opportunity we have farther authentic details relative to the Californian gold yield and the general commerce of the country. The deposits of goldat the Philadelphia Mint for the first seven months of the present year were 32,049,035 dollars (aboat 6,410,0001. sterling), being an excess of 4,034,406 dollars over the same period of 1851. The exports of specie for the same period were 18,530,500 dollars (3,706,000/4, showing a decrease of more than 9,000,000 dollars compared with those of 1851. The total yield of gold from California from 1848 to the 30th of June, 1852, is estimated at 174,780,877 dol len, or aboat 34,930,0001. The amount of coin in the different depositories of the government subject to draft was more than 20,000,000 dollars (4,000,0001.) The locking op of so much coin in this way, it is noticed, had the effect of making money rather more valuable, particularly as the im portations of goods had recently been large, although in the aggregate far less than last year. The im ports of merchandise at the port of New York for the eight months are stated as follows : 1850 1851 18.52 Dols. Dols. Dols. Dry goods 48,217,908 49,440,808 42,874,175 General merchandise 41,938,111 49,249,650 44,687,232 Total 90,166,019 98,690,358 87,461,407 The exports for tho same period are returned as under: 1860 1651 1862 Dol.. Dole. Dols. Merchandise Specie Total 36,375,738 59,872,907 49,638,2 M The transactions in the market for foreign ex change. were not very extensive to-day, and the change in prices was not great. Short Paris was done at 26.271 to 30, and three months paper was in demand at 25.45 to 471. Amsterdam was not so eagerly taken as of late, and closed rather dull at 12 to t 2.01. Hamburg was negotiated at 13.81 to 9, and Frankfort at 120 b to 121. Of Italian places Genoa was a shade lower at 25.571 to 60. Paper on Spain and Portugal continued fiat. Austrian paper was con siderably lower, but did not maintain its price to the close of the market, Vienna leaving off at 11.33 to 36, and Trieste at 11.34 to 38. The market for silver remains firm, there being still a demand for India, although so hop an amount was shipped by tho Bentinek. There is very little of this metal in the market, however, the sup plies by the West India packet being looked for. Present quotations are thus reported by Meson. Sharps and Wilkins—Bar gold, 775. X per oz. standard; bar silver, without gold, ss. Old. per oz.; ditto, containing gold gold above five grains in the pound to be peid for d ), ss. Old. per oz.; Mexican and South Americanoilers, 4s. load. per oz. ; Spanish pillar dollars about 4s. 1 ltd. per oz.; fine cake silver, be. sd. per oz. In answer to some remarks of our Naples corre spondent, in his letter of the Bth, relative to a rail way concession just made, which will probably come upon the London market, we have received a long communication from one of the parties interested in the concession. M. Albano, the writer, states that the length of line to be completed in three years is nearly 200 miles; that the caution money is to be returned on the completion of 10 miles; that the limitation of expenditure is not a harsh measure con dition imposed by the government, but has been suggested by the conoeasionaire ; that there are not a hundred miles of mountainous district to engineer ; and that there is no requirement of 1 per cent. for a sinking fund. The time for surve7 and the estimate per mile allowed, M. Albano considers ample. THIS DAY. Two o'CLom. Great quietude has prevailed in the English stock market to-day, and there is no change in prices. Consols remain quoted 100 to 1 for money and 100 to 1 for the 13th October. Ex c h equer Bill s an d India Bonds also stand at former prices. The foreign market is similarly quiet, and indeed there is no movement in any department of the Stock Exchange. Turkish scrip has fallen from 9/ to 91 prem. Spanish Bonds also show a little reac tion, but Grenadian 'Warred maintain the reaction of yesterday afternoon. SpeniahOldThrees mark:SO/to 11 ditto New Deferred, 231 to a ; Grenadian Deferred, 121 to k ; Mexican, 261; Brazilian Old Fives, 104; Austrian Old Five per Cents., 80. TAX JOIIN RUSSELL AT Lord Jobs Ewell was promoted in the court-house wi& the freedom of the burgh of Stirling. The place of meet ing was crowded by the gentry of the town and neighbour hood, and the lady of the noble lord and three of his ettildreu were preecat. In returning thanks, the Roble lord I referred to the death of the Duke of 1 Vellingten, in eloquent and eulogistic' term'. COMMBRCIAL AND MARKETS MARK-LANE-THIS D The receipts of all descriptions of grain have been mode rate this week, and we are entirely without fresh arrivals of foreign flour. The attendance of buyers in Mark-lane this morning was limited, and although the transactions in Wheat and Flour were not extensive, the trade was firm and Monday's quotations were fully supported. In Barley, Oats, Beans, and Peas there was no alteration. 1111111411. Shilling, per 6ir. W saat,Eatez it Kent red 37 to 29 . whlte,4l to 41 to 46 to 11 Norfolkaad Suffolk.— , 37 to 39 to 41... do. 41 to 13 to 41 Talavera (Ewa or Solfikk) 4l to 60 Cambridge& Lliasoin red to 0 37 to 43 white, 31t040 to 44 Ult. Dew — to ld, to Boaute, feeding 35 to 27...d1eUlhog Malting Katy Ones, Loglish, Seed lB to Pi l9 to NI Ditto Palmate Berwick a Ifeotak, feed 31 to 22 potato 24 to 19 DOR, hod.. ...... .. 17 to 18 to IV ..black ....... ..... l9 to 10 tto, potato 3l to 23 Fe" grey Di 30 to 32 „maple . Woe 32 to 42.. Imperial 44 to 411 White 34 to 36. .boilera. 26 to 10 BEMIS. Manisa 211 to 10.. tick 30 toil.. old 24 tt. 313 /farrow 10 to 32 . 5ua1132t034...1.114 to la Us" westpttag, pet bush.— to—new stator 3a to 6,.....ti1d to Itarassan, new 4; to 14 Lumen Cant; per tboulaad Y7 to L:0 10 PAY44142/10, per cwt., red-- to —to --white... . —to— to P• r sick of 180:oa. Rosa, town rook, delivered 37 to 40.. are houethold .. 33 to 33 Norfolk and eadolk ta to 30 whites 36 to 31 FOREIGN. tibi'llnge per Qr. Was" Dantde and Kordasherg 44 to 47.. ana .. .- ... - ,41t0 10 1 . 0.4411411111. 41 to 14 .Ilostoek 43 to 43 .. Motto 11 VI 44 =......--- is 37i : 4T. :1" " as .. 40 4 - 2 i t : — 44 .--. . - 7. ...... 33 to 33. .16,1yptlaa .„. .. w 211 to 33 34 to 36. .0dea5a....... 3B to 10 Am to ••-• BARLIT, biding 2l to 26 &stilling 26 to 911 Lorain —to LutLan Can 27 to 30 Oars,linsalan Tonseranlan and Stralsund l7 to 2i Brelliell and Dantsh Friesland and WWI, feed l2 to 17 Ditto. brew. BUNN tick Small 3O to 32 .old 1 429 0 a 2 1 24 to 24 Tummy l2 to 24 Ts" pry 30 to 30 White 32 to 34 ..boilers . .... ..... - 14 to 34 Tams, old to —.. .taw to -- large to Lusanno, Baltic and Russian 4l to 44 4$ to 41 " -- - Is t °d •- .." .. 42 to 46 . lienspseed . ...- 46 to 42 free °Mute. per t.„O, ZS 10 to St 1$ HAIMBEZI7 -- - *• r 141 turret of gilti. Plana r American IT 20 to 22 f,amain! 2O to 21 Dastzto to —...hamburg Ptertogpor Nook of 2609 A 27 t030t03.1 AIINIVALB DUO LONDON PROM 20th SEPT. to 22nd 81P1'. OM Dudish. Scotch. leg. Pardee. I MO y ll4O Beck Date SO 219 1 I 13761 MLA ..... Pour. saas; barrels. ADNCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Buena.—This article is very firm, and has an upward tendency. The public sales of Harannah are progressing, at full prices. The Refined market firm. Grocery lumps, fair to fine, 441. to ttis. Corree.—The public •ale of Plantation Ceylon want off without spirit, but prices were supported. Good ordinary Native Ceylon, chiefly bought in at 435.; a t.w Nuts sold at that price, which showed a decline of Gd. Tar.—The public sales are progressing steadily at about last week's prices. Passim-4,000 bags Aleppo were offered in public sale, about half sold, 31d. to 41(1., which were a 'lnd° lower prices ; the remainder bought in at 4d. Runt.—The market remains steady in prices bat not much done. Rica.-1,000 bags Bengal were offers 1, and partly sold, at the full prices of yesterday, 9s. to lfs. 6J. Comer—The market has become dull. In other articles no mat.r;sl flirtation. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is very firm, both on the spot and for arrival. Town Tallow is quoted 335. &l. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 40s. to 3,1. ; October to December, &h. Gl. buyers ; January to Mara (1853), 40s. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Eden Alain, 15s. 34 ; Walls End Haswell, ICs. ; Walls End Hetton, 16s. ; Walla End Stewart's, 16s. ; Walls End Adelaide Tees, 13s. 6d.; Walls End Tees, lOt —Ships at market, 68. VIE DUKE OP WELLINGTON% OPINIoN OF TILE BATTU. Or WATERLOO.—The following amedote may not be generally known. Some of the Duke's guests were dis cussing the circumstances of the battle in his pummel: It was net his habit to take an active part in any conversation rferring to his own campaigns. But on this occasion the arrival of Blucher, the absence of Grouchy, and other simi lar topics, together with the antecedent probabilities as to the issue of the great conflict, bring freely talked of, the Duke suddenly acid, " If I bad had the army which was broken up at Bordeaux, the battle would not have lasted for four hours." As the Duke was not given to boast, and his judgment may be relied on, this forms an important comment upon the engagement, about which so many theo ries and speculations have been offered.—British Army Despatch. TILE SIIOTTISEIAM CASE (says the Ipswich Express) is going on as actively as ever. On Mond a y wee k t h e b e was thoroughly examined in the presence of Mr. Mitcham, everything. uis alleged, being removed from it. It was then carelully mai° up, and the girl placed upon it, the bedstead being removed 16 inches from the wall. At noon on the samo day the watch commenced in the presence of Mitcham, sundry nurses, the official watchers, and many visitors. We hear that it has gone on up to the period at which we write—a period of seven days—without any dis covery being made by the watchers, who declare that tho girl has taken neither food nor drink during the whole term, and that she is as cheerful as ever. The parasol and harmonica are removed, and the child's parents have not yet entered the room. Food is offered to her twice a day, but is refused. The glass has rung twice. The watch is to continue 14 days. The child says she has been getting weaker during the past month. She thinks she shall live during the days, but expects to die shortly afterwards. FATAL ACCIDENT NEAR DUNPERMLINE.—About 10 o'clock on Monday night, James Carlow, engine-driver, and Netherton, stoker, were returning along the Elgin and Chatleston Railway, with an engine, preceded by an empty truck from the latter place, where they bad been with trucks laden with p4f-iron. One of the bars of iron had, it appeared, fallen off by the way, and the truck ',restyling the engine coming in contact with it, were both thrown off the - rails, and the stoker being thrown forward by the shock, fell in front of the engine and wan killed on the spot. He has left a widow and three children to lane nt his un timely end. His father, and one of his own children, have been preeionaly killed on the same railway.—Caledon due Merwary. PARLIAMENTARY REOISTD.ATION, LEEDS. The revision of the Leeds lists of parliamentary voters is now completed, and hes resulted in gain to the liberals, both as regards new claims and objections. W. Gray, Esq., the revising barrister, after a very long investigation on Satur day last, decided in favour of the Allan Brig Mill voters, and therefore the whole of the male partners will remain on the register. As was stated in the Daily News of Monday, this decision involves about 2-5 liberal votes, who have now fur the fourth time had their right to vote confirmed by severel different revising barristers. The liberal, have pined on the whole revision by new claims 39, and by oli jectionsB3, making &total gain of 102 votes to the liberal party. The new register, as revised, again shows the same large majority of liberal over tories as was upon the re gister for 1851-2, so that any chance of • tory being re united for Leeds is quite out of the question. INTERNATIONAL POSTAGE ASSOCIATION.—A letter was published in the Express of the 17th instant, being a copy of one addressed by this association to the foreign ministers resident in London. It was then stated that their Excellencies the Ministers for Austria, the Unittd States, Spain, Bruit, Sardinia, and Portugal had returned answers of the most favourable description. Since then their Ex cellencies the Ministers for France, the Netherlands, and the Sublime Porte have also replied in terms full of interest and sympathy for the objects of the associa tion. A reply quite as favourable has been re ceived from the Consul-General for the Rinse Towns, and from every other representative of foreign countries with whom the association have been in correspondence. With the intention of extending the sphere of their opera tions in this country, it is intended to Winn branch associa tions in the provinces, and they have already received promisee of support for this purpose hem the following localities:—Bath, Cork, Cheltenham, Dumbarton, Deal, Dublin, Exeter, Falkirk, Glasgow, Huntingdon, Hudders field, Halifax, Hastings, Leicester, Leeds, Merthyr Tydvil, Manchester, Newcastle, Northampton, Nottingham, Ox ford, Portsmouth, Plymouth, Reading, Rotherham, Spald ing, Swansea, Sheffield, Sunderland, Staffordshire Pot teries, Totem, Tiverton, Wareham, Wisbeach and Water ford. PETERBOROUGH ELECTION.—Mr. Whalley has, it is stated, determined upon a personal census of the electo ral body, and is now at Peterborough for that Furpooe. CONSCIENCE MONET: —As Mr. Christopher Rain forth, of Rainton, was lotting Ripon market on Thursday, the 2nd inst., a female delivered to him a small parcel di rected for himself. On reaching home be opened it, and to his astonishment found it to contain ball-a.novereign and the following note:—" This is for a rill which I took from your garden hedge seven and twenty years !Lincs.—Con scienee."— York/Sire Casette. NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE RAlLWAT.—Traffic re turns for the week ending Sept. 12 : 5,6361.; corresponding week last year : 6,4011. . owe = IKON 'SUN skew voso wOOO vie 1011,1100 411.114 1 1900011 done to-day. li I 81 8 i