The Express. — London, England, 1852-09-30 00:00:00

.'"r. l lC 4 PRI -••••••,- t TIP 33 rt ~~ '4l LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1852. [ CHREEPENCE. 111EllEIMIlmm wwww " . _ - 'r'^ - •- `- -------"wildissIg911111111111111111111111111.1.111111111111111111111111111111.1111 . . - -.. . teAliminams - scowd-4- - ---c • . - . ip z o .„...„..„... ."7 / • i regeei ....- 4 .*** ; e die...r-.4 i • - */•4.r.•••11. C . l 11111.... . P • . .-..,,..........,/ • ~,,, b t ......___ og ......, No. 1,905.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVEN] s --- All SONS CREEK CONSOLIDATED IRELAND. INAUGURATION OF THE NEW SHERIFFS MINIM) COMPANY. OF LONDON AND MIDDLESEX. Ni. erect: 1.4 IMISIII GIVEN that • tIVECIAL Ogg UAL Demur, Szer. 29. stinsti el ele leareb.4.lris *this compute will be held due A ... 1 ., ' wind from the north-east. accompanied At two o'clock this day the swearing in of Alder , i .5.... _ is etic of Landon. an MONDAY, the 4th day al . 11"'"' "" "2'4 west,' ::: :.ie 1 i ,•,1..e1i pi., eieetr , foe the 'area eed hin. DT heavy rain, blew with great fury during the Men Carter aad - Civil, E s q., the new Amid: foe the City 1 -. ... - se the Mr." "f the I I tnte"'n the "'wit of the w'lmdltl'im night; and as it has become but slightly moderated of London and Middlesex, took place in the Court of Excite. ,;',.-; t h e Amos an hoagies d sad lb. ananiedents Ihr et' haws . a . we .1 the klol aid 11. ISILIBITT, Secretory. this morn in g there does not • appear to be the re- quer, at Westminster-hall, before the Eight Rom. George -- 4 !•,,-.•..resies,.. Ininkard.steree. sort . u. 2 1101. molest chance that the F-xpreas steamer, which eon- Bashes, the Cloudier Baron. Mt. LitlUin WILL VITIAIC A POIJCV. vet's this despatch, can reach Holyhead in time for DELIC the usual train. The Kingstown correspondent of MINKS. 1 - .kN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Vatablishsal la 1717. the 14remon gives the subjoined account of the - 1, tommru.str.ii.eur. sod Is. ,t westaimmer. e ff ects of the gale, as observed during the night at WEDNESDAT EVENING. suilmass. that port : Business in the mining share market to-day his geiirt Gorses %weld. ray. I glidenni ft nrshrson, P. s . ~„0,0,.,,, r.s, 7.kLA themes Balsam. I.q. Sept. M. 1832-7 o'clock p.m. been very brisk, and prices are generally firm, West a . .1. PIM/. 114. lies, Lineent 11.41 sad, ?sq. While l am now writing the nee *mots to the eye of Caradon shares have been in prices at which g , reef request and have 1xt.,1,15 Wier, lau. J. My Muspridt. Esq. those who may not have wwithered lll similar scene-s grand realised le. 4, t; ash., IL li., 7.113. IC. Ilbedden Tuner, Lai, r.B.s. but awful sight, the waves rolling iu with tremendous a considerable advance. The pri e s s•s i.is,.. v.l. mataini so li nog. Eva A ; im; fury, and, as far u the eye can reach, presenting one sheet sale/ have been made are reported to us as follows, m . •` • • -un " .lW. " 4 " l "" illed " to -tti f' 'of loam. In the digest', towards Dalkey Sound, I can but ducallowanco must be made for the wide margin .. 0* r.r.,% ll" . y . i te l " ... .„ ow elkil 'i:.i ii mr iall .L.."... t s, uwer4 . i „, 5 1 ",„ ‘ „,. /. 7. ° "1. distinctly perceive the spray breaking over the high bad' frequently existing in this variable market as be y, - , J .., Ism seem Mat. id to rag an divided awaits the in that locality. Parties, straivers to similar stens., are tween buyer and seller:-West Camden 173, 176, F . ..h:tri , .. s ow hurrying towards the east pier to wan - s. th e departure 180, 1824; North Basset, 10, 4; Trega ' rdock, 13; 1 -•-,. wilwlelloo wish hbOWWW*Siweeillewolg weoritY• of the conuact mail racket, and aro determined to brave the s• • • goiwillewigelsolgollhe wommigeof Sit• girdle*" stortu's power by taking their stand on its extreme point, Wheal Carpenter(Gwinnear), 4 ; West Darlington, ~..„. C. that they may watch this " moving aborts of life," going 95; Bell and Lanarth, 8; Cefn Bruno, 65, 70, 75; Ti.so t)v•la..._ oishgeogolt A.° li.whww,Pweee,„_ , t„," • i r e ". head on, and braving its fury with calla determination. Alfred Consols, 13j, 4 14 I East Pagooth, 1); Fast ' I.• el d ; 1 - 11 ..,. :1 ,-:-.;;-,-,,, t Aye, three she goes, plunging really into it-now she sp. Wheel George, 4; ' East Crowndale 3•, Wheal , • pe , fit • 3or aI• I g I pears es the top of the mated wave, ea of taking breath to Guam, 2; Germ Daman. I . Wheal carpenter aumeng 'MILS& gemessey. prepare for another eneounter-now else is engulphed, and South Sydenhea ), 81; Bedf ord United, 8; South ----- TIOUSEIIOI.II ECONOMY.- Familia.. Hotel stone proud but stern . defiance, sod proceeds IrailsoUp on Tamar, 6 ; Wheal Unity, 21 ; Great Wheal Baddern, .1 g 5.,.,..., ems 16imars aril forks ohms. Ilagelli e will .11 , .. t her voyage. Her passengers-what of them? Some feel 21; East Minnie Lake, 21a.; Old Robert, 225. 6d. ; ' 5 ., 0 „,,,„i .....e os oi-welew the we of 111110111* loolt."5.1 for them • others envy the grand Natalia' they are placed in, E ast R om % 41 . ; c ors d oo oo d ; I ; ; k.., ill.. elm to oils Ms mod row A eimiwgi° *t d he east wish fee • similar oppurtiaaity to behold around them, . e ,,, it u..i e d i .e.ti,ty asil Alseri'llie sigiarasse 4ffhie em . ; ........... e..... la. auto ~ "ear rime 1 . awl ,. ~,, aaa ast as ies tar w asthe eye ass reach, me •I the grandest seems THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocx. =1.0 001 . 4 '''' "' we " d ' es "-"•-••• m --T•" 1 " Tea u'Clur i pt e "-Bareni. ter ranges from 29 to 29.3. Th• tad Iseminc_ ahem am study, with . a quid , l o bos= „ . ",. ; ..r.z . z 40 I Idsttedelmmleatlegedge IS 0 The gale still rages with unabated fury-the vessels in bar • business. P ort rhaips mark 4 prem., ana Caeson's „ bliss_ „ . 0 • Wee, "wow ~ 7 -omegi it s ! ! boor makin g for its eastern portion to secure them from the Creek, p ar , wasetsiona. .. ;::: i = ---- 7 . ; ; honk blast, and a wicked era tumblin in. The beck of Imperial Brazilian have reached 7, and United ... gismo .... .... ; 1 , • ii .,,,, a ii . _ ...... ; • 4 • the east pier presents at this moment a grand otemi-the or oa r e „ •te • waves rolling bang over it, and descending in the prose- M exican "t• 4, ta:goi,,goe:ne, tombs. node with • noise equalling thunder. The railway summer litelie , nut yet in sight. The robes on shore connected with her anew i d es to go let dies r, with the 11 we, ii ... tart t., mid d. Ild., e 4 are sow throwing up rockets, as • signal that it is a l together Ifs, Man Mimes. raid. yesterday., today. ito lerswinli 4...Lves 1 I impartial, to come alongside the jetty-even to land at the --- , e „ e „,„ oil 7 .- fmoli - 1 001111 l B ATTLE of WATERLOO. with WWI is a question. Is this ease she must emu to anchor, '"'"*" ' 44.1 If ' 100.0uo toe. tend Callluenlaa la" now =ad 1 / 1 14 1 ,41 " ,91419 . 9 lk "' . IW-wieney ter and hera peamagen is her boats-a 'olio) bat nuts. is f ey 10 A,,,,, e i 5 . ~,,, Asa., geq.. It.A..nownspandil by a limase d P.N. tba .r. ses rir.. p L . le ea 10 sestralselea all pie 4 pin I I I If „ lene 41 ' 16 ' 4 ' lib bi "WI" mot, MI "ms " " rt. ' Pun - gloves o'cloek.-Frightful sea in tit harbour. Mercury Me* te A Weel311•11 II 1 If 1110411rse ob. 1.., mibiliirAnsktert'aaLplete; sag an tioshernen. falling. A steamer has made her appearance in the bar Ill.!!! ! .!i_Ww„fteo Yr 44444 M. l . 6 Idu best (west side), but the parties on shore dare not reach .7.7 4 ;;;;..„. , rss sad cesi :: g 4Me THE DOUBLE ATLAS NEWSPAPER.-On her -- .o boat could near it. lam afraid she has got into 10 ;: ••• i British Auww . oem .. en a i 41 , sAITIIdA• owl the Al LAS wig he seodkrisleil by a collision with the onall craft at anchor there ;it is inipossible samie ft British Iron tet4 arrrs.nassr. sentabeing, with the raper , lifineryds to discern lire; but it Is supposed she has steamed out le,use 55 MIMI. Iddihvet 'Lad 14 4 I lli f 7 ...., ............ 1..:,,......, ........, ~...„ id again. The waves-regular waves -crooner; bang over the kern N De. nessmasslealek••• all - - 121 id* , MIMI, Tam*. O Me tete Onkel ( wedioro°. •oe We- east pier, and the wind shifting continually, throws a heavy Wel" go Vu. M "he thi 80 ;••• If - - I 00 ,.. sundress. ... EE • *Gra sin cootaln *situ or me ad dao a , era .. th e iett Blue 1 . b „ aid Mein 1 Cams% Crest ....... -. Int:o.: webs reewelp Burr, MM., istentlfie Sou., 1' 'lt te ° it e -e"" IN .. Optee Copper ........ ea. i i.. 1 dde ad , ed.... 0gh ... G . ..,,,,,,,,,. p ..,,,,,,,,, t. dally, from their repetition, some vessel in duress ; but in ;room i ei v i oo ta u o w I I I Is• I Gnat. suck • sea, succour is next to an impossibility. .. Copies. - - st Half-pest Elerce.-Hate still on the increase. The 711,1100 • tag. atArisalsnOappert ell I i die 1 _ Meaner I have before all ided to has not made its appear- 10,0 01 1 * fieselot Golds.. M00nt01n77....... ar tile - gar 1 TIIE BEG ISTIIATI()NS. ante sins . lam afraid we shall have bad new s in the plil. Orwril Duly et laden ... all so par morning, as blue lights are still burning south of the hit, Hone Gnat Yeleorth ........ ...... all f3pm ! TORTsMOUTIL Light. Landing sew at the Wolf inspussible. With all lokree Liberty the money lavished en this harbour of refuge, there is no 101,0110 take wham_ Mr. .\lldridge, the Revising Banister, • attended at point where • vessel me be safe in an Masterly gale-the 10.0710 Lan.ltealdoe,CLQW.C.Co. all die Forwanith yeurrasy (Weineeday) , for the purpose of re. aolf the only point ; 'ad from the shifting of the wind, • Mee* Salsa/hi lain.: the bet of voters tor that borough and the Southern steamer dares not venture alongside her, the sea making , feg I ging i ngfig°•th ldwiriww 9 g sos,ollll new Onneda .. ....... ..... all II 4 ale Ihti.lon of tl.e county of Hub. The proceedings excited mi d., ~,„ over vb. jetty. Nome gime= Mona* • all 4 Ipm s..y ..ttle intim •t, the poly party objections made being 'Twelve o'clock.-The Scotia has Just arrived ; all the iso.oee emeglillo .. . .... •••• -•" I 1 4Wu I li Gruen are county uteri, urged" behalf of the toile., but passengers c am* on shore safe. She could not land at any 40,1 e• morn lore Ell ; 1 f dim I which we,, OA e""ipfj, owing to the adder'we of the of the Jetties; had to cast anchor in the harbour. Storm 7,00 It am iemd•cobs III II 12 I per. 'no dijeered .o not being set out in fell on the doph• still on the increase. 10,005 I emit autraisaa I Idle 10•111 we. al the holier • of objection, which were served through 6OW 10 menet The Ammer of Ulster publishes the subjoined on- 0: 1 7 4 pk . p et th aw N e u. 7 i 2 LI , al; If Si 111 f I tie past oder. S.- wen resident employ., in her Majesty's ._ at and holly eharsetert. .. e 71 letter of the late Inemei I wed Marietta di Its pm I ass wharf yeereeded in urtablisbiog claims to he placed on " 110.105 I Tees I II •• the liorotsh li.t, is virtue of such occupati o n. As to. Eake of Wellington ; his Grace's correspondent Mr. .\lldridge, the Iteviaiog Barrister, attended at l'ormanta yesterusy (Wednesday). for the purpose of or. vow the list of voters for that borough and the Southern leso,ots of the es only of Hub. The proceedings excited v.•f:.ttle intent, the only party objections made being 'gnat See county niters. urged on behalf of the tortes, but which were not retained, owing to the addresses of the mesons objets...l to not being set oat in fall on the dupli cates at the nastier. of objection, which were served through tor past ol6ee•. Seven resident employs in her Majesty's gin wharf seeneded in establishing Maims to he placed on the lototeh list, is virtu of such occupation. As hu ace reed at mei on visits of the reviling barrister to Ports. uath, the name. of .one four or five persons had been plated by the on :seen on the borough list on en treat of small freehold busses occupied by the miners threw lye*, and which the overseers assumed bad become, since the last revision, of the annual value of ; the retention of these names on the clunty list, for the same property. being ohjected to by the overseers. The bonsu.sh list, with these names upon it, being disposed of, sad the revision Ist the county list commenced, the parties rn question attended before the barrister to oppose the re moval of their names from it, deposing on oath that the annual value of their properties was less than 10f. The overseen contir.ded to the contrary, but the preponder ance of evidence hs ing oa the other side, the barrister woe compellsd to ntain the names upon t►e county list, and not then having rootr to erase them from the borough list, they now rennin on both lists, and thus a eo•e for both the county and borough is enjoyed on account of small freehold properties, which, if put up for sale, would not realise 1001. each. The Ampler ,f Ulster publishes the subjoined ori ginal and hilbly characteri.tic letter of the late Duke of Wellington ; his Grace's correspondent being a gentleman residing near Belfast, who at the time felt some chagrin at the style of tho answer re turned to his somewhat singular inquiry• • Belfast, lith June, 18.51. FIZLIYMAINNALTIII DUES or WELLINGTON. "'.lay it please your Grieft,-1 have taken the liberty of requesting your opiaion—Wee Napoleon guilty or not of the murder of his prisoners at Jaffa, and if there to auy military law or circumstance which would justify the deed I—Yours respectfully, "J. H." REPLY. " London, 23rd June, 1141. " F.M. the Duke of Wellington presents his compliments to Mr. H. He has also received Mr. H.'s letter, end begs leave to inform him he is not the historian of the Wars of the French Republic in Egypt and Syria." The family estates of the Duke's ancestors in Meath occupied a considerable extent of country, comprising pert of the parishes of Trim, Laracor, Knockmark, liallymaglasson, and Kilowee, the two last parishes formerly united. '1 he church of the last-mentioned has been put in mourning at the ex pense of the rector, ltev. Dr. Tighe Gregory, who ' delivered a discourse, on Sunday, on the great cap tain's advance from the world a battle field to the soldier's rest, connecting tho 10th and 32nd verses of 1 Samuel, :vii: —"I defy the armies of Lintel this day ; give me a man, that wo may fight together." " servant will go and tight with this Philis tine.' The Rev. Dr. Stewart, of Broughshane, a distin guished presbyterian minister, died on the evening of Sunday last. A destructive fire broke out on Sunday mot ning in the warehouses and stores of Messrs. Richardson and Brothers, York-street and York-lane, Belfast. In less than three hours, the whole range of buildings, one containing 80 tons of flax, besides flax seed and grain, and another having a large stock of cotton yarns and embroidered muslins, were totally con sumed, nothing but the bare walls having been left. ' The damage dune is very great, amounting, it is be.- tiered, to about 10,0001. It is satisfactory, however, 'testate, that in both cases the houses and goods are I amply covered by insurance in the Sun, Royal Impe rial, Norwich Cilia+, North of England, Equitable, and Monarch aloes. At a late hour in the day, an alarm ass raised that a fire had broken out in the extensive premises of Mr. Ge.yrge C. llyndman, in Castle-place. An engine immediately kit the ruins and proceeded to the spot, when it was found that the flames had been got under by the exertion of the hands in the establishment, before any considerable damage had been done, and that the services of the brigade were not required. The fire was created by the ignition of a pot of tar, which communicated to an adjoining door, and destroyed it. The journalscontain thefollowingannouncement :— "I)CATH OF TIM BISHOP OF NI EA7ll.—We regret to have to announce the death, in almost the prime of life, at Malaga, on the 16th instant, of the Meet Rev. Thomas Stewart Townsend, D.D., Lord Bishop of Meath. His lordship Win consecrated bishop on All Saints Day, 1850, in the room of the venerated Bishop Stopford, who died on the 17th of September, 1840. The late bishop has left a young and nume rous family to lament his irreparable low to them." ELOPEMENT 171 OttwaT.—On Monday morning about three o'clock, the inhabitants of the lime village of Athenry, county Galway, were disturbed from their slumbers by the sound of carriage wheels driving rapidly over the shingled road and hefting at the hotel door. Pre sently a hod knocking announced that the partice required admission; the waiter immediately obeyed the summons, sad the occupants of the carriage were ushered in. Fifteen minutes scarcely elapsed when a car drove u p i n b og pursuit, owl it became known that Mr. —, of Castlebar, had eloped with a daughter of the late Captain --, of the coanty Mayo The car contained he r brother-, who imme• diately demanded their sister, which cm refeeed. Pistols were called into requisition, and were it nut for the timely interference of 11. *Commode, Eeej , 5.1., and • Party of police, the consequences might have bee el rious. The lady, lady, who only IS years of age, and has a large fortune in her own reght, refused to leave the partner of her flight. However, she at last consent, d. and eii the matter rests for the peewit. The' young reciter h eying lost hie fair one, and being the worse fur having taken los much of the tt native" to drown his sorrow, got into a rcw with the 1 posemaster, who inflicted on him ase etre cnitigation. The wetter will come before the magistrates at petty sessions. HEPREMir IN I'M:PERISH —From a return to the House of Commons yesterday printed, it !appears that in outdoor aad indoor relief there was a di crease of 222,937 persons at the Lady-day quarter of Mil, compared with the Latly•dey quarter of 1981. In Eastland, at the Lady day quarter of 12450, there were 2YJ,960 lonian peepers re lieettl and 1,;19,3 15 outdoor; • he'e, in th•• rorrespondi n g period of 1551, the numbers were—indoor, 276,M5• and out door, 1,313,511. In Wales, in the fi rs t period, there were 8,097 is door, and 100,290 out-door; and the second pe riod, 14,064 in•dcor, and 90.331 out-door. Is England end Wales the numb. I in the vie ept of in-door relief at Lady day quarter of ICI'M was 298,047, and at the like period of ISO, 281.153, being • d•eremee of 13,464, while in out-door relief the number was 1,619,528 in the fire, and 1,410,265 in the second period, below a de crease of 209,373, and a total in the two classes in the year of 222,937. GREAT NORTHERS RAIL WA E .—Return at traffic few week ending Sept. 19, 1942.-• Pamengene, paresis, car riages, homes, doge, and mail., 10, 0 611 . 2s. 64; merchandise and mineral', 4,961 f. Si. 64. • cattle, 4454 13s. Bd. Total, 16.06.1/. Is. ed. Coenipoodlag week, 1861, 14,260 i. 17e. Cod. NAVAL ADMIRALTY. SEPT. 29.—APPOINTIAENTA. Pay master W. L. Neat to be tt,eretary to Admiral Faushawe ; Clerks 0. Lopiel.:e and J. Lowe to Agameinnws; Aegis taut-Surgeon (I. E. Niehelas to Sloarpthooter; Master's Assistant W. Wooldridge to Afpgasenmon. PoRTSMOUTII, SEPT. 29.—A I'runaian officer of rank, stated to be ('.mat Bellistoffe, visited the Victory, • Ras ship, this raoon, and landed aft , ..rwsrds at the dock yard, under a salute of 17 guns from that ship.— The Electra, 14, Commander Morris, Rtting for the Aus tralian station, took her armament on board to-day.— The Terrible, 21, steam frigate, Captain Hope, sealed yesterday for Woolwich, to be paid off—The It ills, naval apprcatices' bhg, Lieutenant Commander Fenwiek, was Rot tithe beech near Blockhouse Fort, on Mondly night, without having suffered damage. She went out to Spithead letterday, but returned into harbour again to-day.— The Sidon, 22, steam frigate, was taken out of harbox.r yea terday to the as mitred mile at Stokes's Bay. She ap peared to work r. ry well. She came into harbour again in the atternoop.—The Simoom, steam transport, Captain liinceome, Ito: her eompasses swung a sterday.—The Nicer, 11 , steam (grew) sloop, Commander Heath, has her len-tailaat weds up, and is ready for bending mkt—The Itvon, lichkr, arrived yesterday with the luggage of Hoare Admiral Eaushasve, who assumes tm superintendenlahip of this ileckyurd en morrow, from Stonehouae.—The Quail, light r, also seri , ed yesterday from Pembroke with the fur niture, ace., of Mr. Abotiall„ tie new mon shipwright at this yard. Wars": or me WAVE Quire.—The Wave Cie. en in a swe vessel built by Ile. John Sent Russell, aid us, d ty lie Maples in the passage between Newhaven and the I reset, coast. She is professedly built ow the "wave" peistipl.., the length being very far beyond the soul ratio te the breadth, and the coldest are on Beek. Sit e left Dieppe fir: Teesday at 2 pas , with 52 passengers, seedy all first el and about nod-ebansel was overtaken by a ode, whi. h ,triadually increased to a hurricane. Os amriag at N. sol Liven the tide was unfavourable, and she knocked about outside the bar for two hours. In the &label the were gashed into the cabins, and wetted the possesers through. Weil. off the bar at New. hues she lot her bulwarks. figure-head, and eutwater. The peaaragers were told that their byes ware in danger ; sad the streams of the females are d. scribed by a 'ea stern as beteg Asset-reading. Marl' of th. in engaged in prayer. At karts the captain determined to attempt a foe. .re into the harbour, bet the vessel relived to answer the la, la, sad at !fl o'clock west on aborts oti the west side of the pier., with as awful Mash. Some of the new and illegal nits were the hen to leave. They isrped ovevlioard ens of a rope, aid made for the e. The ladies wire Hits land al ha the bent misuser which the tIMITCI - admitted All the pessetaiss were saved, bet all were bruised and .lrenehod; one or two badly hurt. The Mints sad coast eased who, en the vessel beaching rendered slat moistaoto they could (by enoonlight), regard the se Icily naiineuhnia tt hes the steamer slued the hosnur, the 61d...a Ri:ot in the elate exclaimed that all •,, :cs.. The -tt'silite now lies high and dry epos the ecru WALti IfAII.WAY.—M CIO it T. 00 Twee. day. the opreetiem of mooring the second tube (or the bridge at Chepstow was rommeneed. The workshoee at which this beefy mass of iron was put together ere situated on the we.t bank of the river Wye; anii Tuesday's operatic-a eon !Need is removing the tube to the apposite or easturn hank of the nose, a t oat of great difficult). ia consequence of the &stole, with which the Silent the river rises and fells. lhs diglealties, however, which serrouniled the underfelt. lax w. r..,•1 as the ranee/of :he first tithe, somemtuity sets nionield, sad the operation affinities this tut.* noon pm- I's.. to the eastern hank was oceouiplishel he 7 Sit us. reedi4tsty ow nse rang its destination, the tutor was mole Lot by chinas, which had been prepored for the rurpnee, list ie. the tide ri..de.t, the pontones were float. d from her tab, sad it WO left ..speeded 6, the chain. preparatory la lean, roar! into its place. The owl; hoar at which the late floated, and the unfavourable .rate of the weather, doebt pmeratid many from bring pre•ent who would when..., hate att, ad, d. Amongst those who were pre. wst st. re Mr. Brunel cad his assistant, Mr. Beeretoo ; Cap ton balms, the s memos/it iospeetur of railway.; Mr. Y. the et.r..taty of the Mouth Wales Itaitway ; Cap. tun IL ital.'', Ite. Oweo, the modest engineer. Sm. UsNtitas tit CifiltellYAft lA. Sortie workmen (in ran.) employed is cosetructing a tomb at Pere.la.ehrii.e, " meg to thsir wick yesterday morning, found it full of *E.I. They imer.diately began to empty it, but the amine. pea emanating from it was en powerful that three td them who bed descended were overcome by it, and "Tight{ Two of the keepers of the cemetery then went delta to we if it were possible to *Celt r. lie , , but they became sensehni, sad if they had ant been pulled up its bedietely would probably bare died. I.,ohileiti AND NON't II %Ve..iyhttN Glyn has, it to stabs], been succeed, d h inpororily It Mr. 80011 . • direetw, as chairman of the board; the Lull" , itsli /Ma k*hie met la the direction. NEST FOREIGN EXCHANO] lEL I (VOWS, inliiKreil SOY 14 13 10 70 ti I 104 43 101 011 ... tar amount. PAIL% Parr. VA. Fee Yaw. 7 per Meta 711 107 . 1 4 MOEN, 164 134 43 is per Oista.. 1190...1 Hp 4 per Coln 8 par Cents.NewLaan laehanne es 1 Gam: aidetli. 2 5 3.1 ; -1 ° dirk Eatolno r l PAICLIAIS 19$ Yaw rapar Yana 107 84 as. 11 ltutsan AperCente De. A— .. . Do. 1114 liabsast 3 p.Ct M „. I Tnnary Dads .. Do. 4.1833 Beak Share. PLUS, Sin*. .--7 4 1..03401310,1,13430; Versailles (right bosky, ; ditto Oat teak). 34 73; haw and Orleans, ; Peru and Reap, 900 Room sad Mere, 47113; Narrelllee sad Asignan, 313; Strattionan sad Bala 318 73; Nowthera, 731 23; Pori , . ,ad 44r47kmati, 737 30 , Poising Inotn,eia 771 Leans and Later, PI; Mantafaal 42 1V 01 MOM* EL Dialer Gray. 341 30; Peels ad t~ionrl, E 7 Ol DUDE Ind 310; Montpellier and Cane, 3u ; Paris sad lessor, ITO; Dieppe and Vecanip. 217 AO, Grad C3mbe, 1,473. MADRID, SEPT. 24.—Three per Cents., 47 1-16 after Bolsa, 47 1-16 ; ditto Deferred, 24 15-16 ; after Bolas, 241 ; National Debt (Ist class) , 121; after Bolas., 12; p; ditto (2nd class), 67,; after Bolsa, 6 3.16 ex div. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 104 p. Exchange on London, 5010', BERLIN, SEPT. 27. , —Voluntary Loan, 102 1 .. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1830), 1031; ditto (1832), 1031 • National Debt, %11. Com mercial Marine tiOciety's Premium, 1291. Bank Flares, 106)1. VIENNA, SEPT. 28.—Fire per Cent. Metalliques, 93. New Loan, (Series A), 941; ditto (11), 109 i. Lombardo Venetian, 1021. Bank Shares, 1,336. Ex change on London, 11.28. 31 1 Lewes3i Cllei4o4. I DI 3 Te 15 1 10333 70333 6ys.i3 174. ". 104 811 Yaw. LOCAL, SMARR MARKETS. LivniarooL, Sire. 29.—There has been but very little business doing in oar share market to-day, and quota tions are net higher. The following are the transactions : Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire, 71 , 1.—Caledonian, 22 1 Lancashire and Yorkshire, 83 11 111 I London and North Western, 1181 ; Ditto (huh shares), 30. Midland, 761 I—South Eastern and Dant, 72 l& 2 York, Newcastle end Berwick, 161. a:lcn EST I IL, Site. 29.—The market has been rather flat, with fluctuating prices. The value of the ltadim stocks gave way in the rooming, but partially recovered towards the close, when Le , ds sold at 84; London and North Wester°, 1181; Sheffield, 311; Midland, 761, and South Eacern, 211. Caledonian improved from 211 to 22 3.16. Cheshire Junction, 71 dic ; Chester and Birken head, 201. BlltXl3olfAll, Bare. 29.—This market was heavy to- day as regards railway stocks, except North Stafford', which were in demand. Worcester and birmingnam Canals were done at 431, Oloncenershire Banking Company shares at 321, and Shropshire Banks at 9/. Lawns. Sire. 29.—The market continues steady at the rates of the put few days. The business done this monists has been chiefly for the account middle ul October. The following are the closing transactions:—Lancashire and Yorkshires, 831 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire' (101. prof ), 111; Midland stack, 76j; Caledonia's', 221. ANOTHER EXTENSIVE FIRE IN BERMONDSEY.— This morning, shortly before one o'clock, • considerable loss of property by tire, and very narrow escape of several persons., happened in Bermondsey It originated in the lower pert of the premises of Mr. Wiliam', Grange-road ; and, although only • few minutes elapses! before the Ho therhithe, London brigade, and other engines arrived, the house (a ginger-beer manufactory) and its contents, were enveloped in filliSCS. In two hours the alarm subsided; but all Mr. Williams's stock and miter property were de stroyed, and the adj.,ining homes damaged. The house was insured in the County and Boyal Exchange mikes. The cause of the Are is unknown. THE NEWHAVEN ROUTE.—A private letter from Newhaven, dated yesterday (Wednesday) morning, states that the ateamcr Wave Queen, from Dieppe., after beating about foe-eonse time in the gale on Tuesday night, being un- I able to enter the harbour, ran on shore. The passenger, were landed in boats, without any injury beyond the loss of hats, bonnets, shawl., cloaks, &c. It re added that there was memo doubt whether the steamer would bo gut althuut dif f iculty, as yesterday returning she wan lyi ng "high and dry." The passengers' luggage had not en landed at the time this communication was despatched. NEWMARKET Yesterday a apecial general meeting of the proprietors of this company was held at the Louden Tavern, llishupagatirstreet, lair the purpose of sanctioning the fin tenure of certain shares. Mr. Coos missioner Vane took the chair.—The Secretary read the re solution, which was passed unanintuusly.-24r. Filth asked how many shares they had farfeited I—The Chairman mid it was between 6,000 and (1,8042, on some of which only 3L was due, and en others only one call. The directors had made cv ty effort to get the cells paid previously to this resolution beiu.t come to.—A second resolution was passed far merging those shares into the capital of the company oa which money had been paid, but un w Lich no dividend will ever be paid.—The Chairman, in answer Su a proprietor, said the directors would have a right le issue these skate when they thought proper by the act of parliament, or others might be issued in their place, so lung as they did not exceed their 27,000 share capital.—A vote of thanks was passed to the chairman, and the meeting adjourned. THE LANCASHIRE MAtituvitAcv.—From a list of the county magistrates, just published, we find that 4711 gentlemen are qualified as justices of the peace for this county—vis., 32 in the hundred of Amounderness, 82 in lmsdale, 83 in Biackburo, 21 in Leyland, 121 in West Derby, and 160 in Salford. The list comprises the names of three earls, one eldest son of an earl, two younger sons of ao earl, one baron, one younger son of a baron, one right honourable, nine baronets, tie knights, 23 members of par. Mamma, and 2$ clergymen.—Lsverpue4 Mercury. THIS DAT.—, Th. market is depressed, of Caledoeian, which is !wail ing opetlieg of the Birmiogt ray - curable effect on I MARRS AID STOMA RAILWAY& Andon and N. Western. 01101/ARANTEND. .Two o'CLoca. with the single exception higher. The approach and Oxford hes has a ambler, listlike.. OW: MN OW hale. J! elnehWeiv. I ileffiefalls lar.ttehaJrs. Di Di: low RAM NM Ihstar al Cfmar sad Ilstylised Oft iffid lobo at DIANA INA Mkt hoe . 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EC in Seryp. ito Ct. eI Do. do. 6) pO. itt titdsadecw«.63.3tb.v.t.i 3 Ditto Preform/6 Vottollt Eatenrios.. 11 Do. Oa*. 31 per wet— IM 4,ttli 141441 I 021ced, Woropoter, 11 , C. Wl•Cf 013.6 per Omni 11 1 13 tbrowt.slslro.Notr(tuar. • SbrowskeltiotatlNot.W. per .. Cent ... i .li. , Past(Read.Arns) UAad. a • We :prated k kdu.n7 ... G York, Newcastle,* Maw.. Ot.Nottk of Fkg.peseb. S Itto Thtto N F0R1 , 30!4 A :Charleroi .nj tronellsea. ;Dikaa aad Damao* , Dutch Warmish ItO Kart Indian IGreat ladas Prainiala ' 41 Da. Do. 4 ,Oraal Jointiao M Frame' 3i OLWaLefllosakllbaral ... Do. Osels (tad louv)sis. vine/ We Meek In May,llldly Mla 16641 st per neat. 14 taxasatavaaa , 10 Do. (hailway) 11 1 Do. . 7' :7 Do. (Ca . ll . ail . : 6 L. aad Arlirooa . fti Illadraa iliiiiis — msQ•::: ii Da. No. . In. l'.• Num A I.:er Dc ( I. with .)1 N Do. Do.(ea Wend) .. 111 Northers of errs... In D. Pg. it PR a s BENI ibe 4. Os Andras ele.) 1 II Odom mod INwdssim ~.. I It Ps, led = to Puled 14 , . Puled ism ... ... to ' Paris int 4 Plieshemor ... 1 IP.tis,Cserosiellorb. tug . 10 Rows sad Dane ... ..., JO , sawbre sad New ... 14 Mot PlaNiers... ... :: 4 Maim et Ihrows... ... :,.day up :p 443 I Sj 1 al w i;, If O. to. k Si II .111 MONEY MARKET. WIDIIIIIIIDA T ET NICT7IO. Yesterday's improvement in the price of Consols was not quite supported to-day, as, although pur chases were made at ono period of the morning at 1001 for cash, the market fell back in the afternoon, and closed 100 to Lfor money, and 1001 to for the 13th of October. Transactions arc also reported in the New Five per Cent. Annuities, at 127; the An nuities of 30 years, expiring in 18.53, at 6 11-16 ; and in South Sea Stock, at 1111, 1114, and 111. There was an average business in the March Ex chequer Bills, at 70e. to 735. prem; and in the Juno issue, at 67e. to 70s. prem. It will be noticed that the premium on these two issues now exhibits a difference of 3s. only in favour of the March bills, which command the higher rate of inte rest of 11d. per cent. per day. India Bonds are steadier, at 84s. to 87s. prem. The tendency of prices in the foreign stock market was rather upward. Peruvian and Tutkish scrip were decidedly better, and Grenadian, Mexican, and Spanish are looking up. The settlement of the as is in progress, and this restricts actual business. Bargains are thus recorded:—Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 6.51; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., t3O;, 99. Granada One-and-Half per Cent., ex. 11ec.1840 coupon, 225; ditto Deferred, 12, 115, 121, 111, 12. Mexican Three per Cents , 2.61; ditto for account 16th O ct., 251, 2. Peruvian Actives, 1061, 103 ; ditto Deferred Thr“ per Cents., 64, ea, 631. Portu as _•• • dive per Cents., 06. Spinish NewD 4 eferr7rEree per Cents., 232, 2. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 81, 9 i, 9 1 prom. Shares in the new railway companies were quoted ' to-day as follows:—Bordeaux and Cette, 3to 31 prem Upper Indian, Ito / prem.; Antwerp and Rotterdam, / to 1 prem.; Wimbledon and Croydon, 1 to 11 prem.; Woodford, to / prem.; Benicia and Graisseasac, / to 1 prem.; Quebec and Richmond, par to prem. The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Tuesday were as follows :—Outch Four per Cents., 961; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 64; Spanish New De ferred Three per Cents., 231; Mexican New, 261; Portuguese New, 39; ; Austrian Five per Cent. Me talliques, 78 13.16. The Stebonheath, which has just sailed for Port Phillip, has taken out 30,0001. in coin. The amount of specie taken out by the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Sultan is 27,3001., of which 23,0001. is for Constantinople and the rest for Smyrna. The Arctic has brought in 336,000 dollars in specie, or about 67,0001. sterling. At the meeting of the General Screw Steam Ship ping Company to-day a highly satisfactory report was presented. It is encouraging to observe that this company so soon after its formation is enabled Ito declare a dividend at the rat e o f 3 p er cent . per annum, besides increasing its re erve fund to 16,9431., and the insurance fund to 6,7331.; and the fact may be taken as speaking strongly in favour of the energy and ability with which the operations of the associ ation have been conducted. The proprietors were congratulated on the acquisition of a supplemental charter by which the company are empowered to raise capital iu shares of 201. each ; to issue five 201. shares proportionally in lieu of the pre sent 1001. share ; and to borrow any sum not exceeding one-fourth of the paid up capital. The subscribed capital is now three-quarters of a million sterling, an amount that is considered sufficient for the present purposes of the company. The directors announced that they have obtained a contract from government for a mail service between Cape Town and the principal settlements as far as Port Natal—a boon that cannot fail to be appreciated by the colonists. The new and extended service to India was opened by the Queen of the South steamer in June last, followed by the Ilarbinger, Lady Jocelyn, and Indiana; and the Calcutta, Mauritius, Hydsapcs, and Argo steamers *lll follow in succes sion. A large business continues to be done in bank shares. Australian shares are again higher this week, and Union of Australia, London and Westminster, and London Joint Stock, besides many others, are very firm. The shares of the London Chartered Bank of Australia have not maintained their premium, a circumstance that is probably attri butablo to the utibtusinesslike mode in which the allotment was made, and which led to so much complaint. Owing to the shares having got into the hands of weak parties, instead of merchants and others connected with the colonial trade, who, in many instances, failed in their application, the price has fallen from 4; to 3). The sales of the week are thus recorded:—Australasia Bank, 57, 4. 1, 58, 371, 58, 571; Commercial of London, 29; Lon don Chartered Bank of Australia, 41, 4, 41, 4, 1. 31 (with 2!. 10s. paid); London Joint Stock, 19); London and Westminster, 331 ; Oriental Bank Cor poration, 39 ex new; Provincial of Ireland, new, 171; Royal Australian Banking and Gold Import. ing, 1), 1,1, 1,1, ), 1; Union of Australia, 50, 1, 50, 1 ; ditto, New, 61; Union of London, 17,1, 17, 1. The shares of the English, Scottish, and Australian Bank are quoted 1 to 11 prem. Dock stocks are firm, though with rather less business doing. Victoria Dock shares are in great favour. The last prices are : Commercial Stock, 105; East and West India, 168; London, 130; St. Katharine, 90; Southampton, 34; Victoria (21. paid), 6, 61. Prices of steam-boat shares are well maintained, but this market is not voy active. Australian Royal Mail Steens are marked 4 ; General Screw Steam Shipping (.30!. paid), 50; General Steam Navigation, 291; Peninsular and Oriental, 86, 1; ditto New, 331; Royal Mail Steam, 78t, 79. Shares in the North of Europe Steam Navigation Company are quoted par to 1 prem. In insurance shares the inq uiries have been chiefly for Royal Exchange an d Universal Life, both of which are higher, the former marking 233, and the latter 45. Indemnity Mariuu shares are also better, having reached 53. Miscellaneous shares are quoted as follows in the official list :—Auction Mart, 26; Australian Agri cultural, 32 ; Canada Company, 50; Electric Tele graph (A shares, 20!. puid), 191; Hudson's Bay Stock, 220 ; Hungcrford, 47 ; London Institution, 5 ; Price's Patent Candle Company, 23 ; Crystal Palace, 3. The quotations current fur shares in new under takings of a miscellaneous character arc :—Ehro Canal, to I prem. ; French Crystal Palace, 3 to prem. ; Continental Submarine Telegraph, par to 4. prem. ; Irish Suhmaiinc Telegraph, 4 to prem. ; Fair (lead Harbour, par to 4 prem. ; Chiriqui Road, to f, prem. ; Netherlands Land Enclosure, to # prem. THIS DAY.---Two ()nom Consols remain extremely quiet, but the price is again a shade flatter, at 100 to 4 both for money and the account of the 13th Oct. India Stock has limn dealt in at 2761. Exchequer Bills are unchanged, but ladia Bonds show some variation, marking 639., 865., and 85s. prem. Business in foreign stocks has been quiet. The chief change in prices is in Mexican, which, alter reaching 26, has fallen to 251. Spynish Bonds arc higher, the Old Threes having reached 51. 'Turkish S.rip marks 61 premium; Granada Deferred, 11; to 7; Peruvian Deferred, 641 .Dutch Fours, 99 ; Sar dinian, N. THE HIGHGATE HURGLAU CONELICT.—The house. breaker Johnson, whose flight and rubamlueut capture, by the policemen at Highgate on Saturday night last, we have already fully detaileU, has been remanded pro forms by a magistrate, and removed to the House of Detention, rlerkenwell, uutil his antecedents ere ascertained. The constable who so cour.geou'ly effected his capture , is named Henry Donkin. 233 8. The neighbourhood' of Highgate is as proud of the utttir as if he had performed a more military, though not more serviceable or courageous, achievement. MARIA ANTONIA ItATl.WAY.—Trsific foe the week ending Sept. 18, 1862, 4761. ; 101, Mi. sv, 10 ti .31 3I `3 t do 3 14 -. 19 yot 1 1 l 143 i +i I ~ $74 $5 St 54 418 114 4 1 7 418 d $ $ 110$ i $1 3 11 414 7,1 t 77 42 44 Q 41 Ili 3 4ls If ti 43 43 33 Si SY 413 $0 SI 7 C 1 Os 43 ii 491 4741 ei 431 Pm SO $3 13 47 111 73 • -14 11• ii, soi II I.i lo 131 I I ea. 20 21 72 73 410 1 006 II 11i 12t 24 21 21 10 10i 111 67 g • 4!0 2 25 41 50 211 i :•e MI SO SO it SI SO It U 131 133 33 U 113 lb $6l 374 17 TS It fl IN 111 144 IN 11114 141 1114 U U -" 141 131 lis ISO SO II 103 10$ •MARE.. Hof 107 102 101 111 It I C ll 1 lel I ft a • II : p. 142 1! 1114 1, • s s‘ $1 I 107 1 1 . r 130 133 f_ 10 14 ii I .4 I die 1 die 10 pm 144 1 11.12.1". 4 i 111 6 $ f pia 11# 111 I 7 111 I If pm 15 . 14 944 40 I 1 die 10! 104 P. I 17 MI ll_ 3,1 II I i • On I pot If i t a 14 1 4 I v., / • . pa a a 74 If 4 hi %I 14i 191 111 ps 111 . 59 L i t ► II 16 li 2 pea 1 IN 111 Of poi $ 4 ii i 0 111 i IN 1 111/ 11 111 141 1 1 11 71 $1 76 14 1114 U. CUMMBRCIAL AND MARKETS. MDICING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Scour.. —There has not been a public sale to•day, but the market wears a firm appearance. The refined m aket re mains steady, at yesterday's priers. Groc,ry lumps, 445. to 47.. _ _ Corrze.— 240 casks of plantation Ceylon worn brJught forward. fur wLicL full prices were not offered, and nearly all bought in. Tga.—The market continues ins-tier. Ru E.—This article continues in large demand, and prices Sr. again higher, making lid. upon last week's correnzy. SALTS ic - riti,-6,300 begs were offered in politic hale, about half sold, at previous rates. Itofraction 4to to 29i.; refraction 41 to Lii, 94.. Gd. to 29,. SPHUTS.— Ilurn is quoted at the same price, but the de mand is very limited. Corrorr is in good demand, and full prices paid. TALLOW MARKLT.—TIIIS DAY. • The market is steady. Tl.e letters from Petersburg* to the 22ud Sept , mention 11110410 S to the extent 3,1400 casks, at 111 15., ut which fiOd casks bad Ix un token for New York. Town Tallow is quoted 40s. 30. nett cie,b_; Peters. burg TA'. on the apM., 41s. new, 40s. 9d. old ; October to llecenaber, 395. 9L to 40s. ; January to March (16/3), 40s. 3d. PUBLIC SALES. Bert. 28.—8 y Mr. On;vro,.n, at the Ma r t.—F ree h o ld villa residence. !mown u intern 1":11a, F.;)1,11, S.irrey, let at 42. i. per annum-6401. Freehold house adjoining the preceding, called F a i r :ight Villa, let at 421.-8401. Freehold rogations adjoining the two gesessiling load let mit 421.4-410/. Three plots of freehold building lard! opposite the railway station at Bpsnin-280!. By Messrs. FoLLta and Hefissnr, at the Mart.—The fol lowing properties are sold by order of the rcprett atatives of the lute firm of W. and T. M. Flockton : The We ridge oil and seed-crushing mills at lVeybridge, Surrey, codiprotin mills aod extensive pr t,4 ,upytng together 14 acres, held from the Chanter of Windsor at Mi. per annum ; also treebold lino, about two acres, on which are five cottageb; the plant, fixtures, and implements, lobo taken at a valuation-3,0904. hisnufactur.og premises on the south side of the fipa road, Bermondsey, comprising a Mich and rosin factoiy, &e., held for 101 years at 32f.; pilot, &e., to be taken at eel uation-6.90/. Warehouses and wharf, Potter's-fields, lintiwlvdown, also dwelling-houw, warehouses, and cottages, held Ly leas* at 2001. per annum, part let olf at BSI.-1401. Manrfacturing premises, on the south side of the Spa road, Bermondsey, comprising n chemical factory. ac., let on lease at 6W. per annum, held for 411 years at Manufatturing premises, on the ton), side of the Spa, road, Bermeadsey, compri.ing lamp black facto.-y, &e., held for 451 yeah at 521. per auourn-7001. Leasehold house, Spa-road, Betmond•ee, let at 401. tet annum, hold lot 45i ycen at 141. Bd.-40u.1. .4 TIGER'S J.4IVS. Grice (a man of the 26th, stationed here i 3 India) and I obtained two-and-a-half rumths' leave on purpose to kill tigers, panthers, and bean. having mode our prepa rations for the jungles, we started on the 19th of March with a tine band ; consisting o; one big drum, one big bell, four small dram., and a pair of pistols always loaded with coarse powder, and being c mtinually I , t off. The noise et this concert wsa sufficient to frighten any animals out atlas jungle ; and, when at wiLl mit, we had also some twenty or thirty men to set up a supplementary yell. I sltoel i .:ke you to have beard our band turning a curner :ho hills! Our battery consisted of ten double guns —some rifles, the others smooth-)sore)—and two braces of pistols. We did not commence shooting until the twelfth, and we began at about nine in the mining; our plan heng always to go some half-a-tude 1.. fore the beaten': and, having elated ourselves in some like ly spat, to sit quietly, and (if passible) concealed , until they had I beaten up to us. Owing to rain, we saw nothing until the 22nd, when, Mang walked some five milts, we perched ourselves, guns and all, on a entail tree. and last the beaten in. We had been in the tree about twenty minutes, when Grace whispered to me, " 1 iger.'' 1 taw der aireint at the LIMO moment ; we fired Fier barrel., all of which took effect. She charged will frightful fq.ecd rig! t under the tree in which we were eittiug, and was into tne jungle in a moment. Immediately niter this a peacock began calling, a sure alga of a tiger being near ; and, sure enough, in another minute. out cam: a entail cub about therm of • dog. This Orin shot. We then began the tickiieh work of " following up," gi nerally dote on teceimets but not Iseiug rich enough to sport th em , we were f orce d to go on foot. We traced our prey aeout half a mile into the jungle, which was so think that see could nut see more than ten yards a-head. I si panted some six or seven yards from Oiler, and wee in the art of looking down close to the ground, when I heard a !rightful roar; and, before I had time literally to cock ono barrel (I had impru dently gone into than jungle with my piece on half-cock), I felt myself jammed in the brute's jaws. She carried me about ten yards. My face, I believe, was touching her cheek, when Grits, with the most wonderful presence of mind, put two bullets into he r ear. She dropped, but still held me. Grier ran up, said before she was actually dead. pulled me out of her mouth. I am told that there wax not two inches of space between my head and the spot where the bullets hit. Ilad Grier's hand shaken, I should pro bably have been shot through the head, as he hail a very small mark to fire at. I woo perfi ctly codseious whin kulled out of the brute's mouth. The s ki n , o f course, I eep as a trophy—it is nearly twelve teed long. The acci dent occurred about fifty miles from camp ; and if it had not been for Orice, God knows how I !should sver have been taken hack ; hut he is well know!, by then dine; in lac they are afraid of Lim this nickname is " Tiger Oriel: ") at d he told them they would be well paid if they carried me to the neat town, "Jest," about 12 miles off. Afters fine little arrangement, they carried me on my bed to Jaat, where Geis& is almost worshipeei, on account of having last year killed a which had at different titan kith u 24 of the villagers, amid at the tins a (irk, chat her, she wee in the act of ceding en unfortunate woman. Twenty-fear men I were sent out Irma camp well a palnnquin to inert me. I Grin rode all night by my side, and accompanied me till within 2 miles of camp, whet, he went back again to ao on with his sport. It is more than a month since he Lau been heard of, but I hope he is all right. I suffered great agony from the menneut I was bitten. My mother was uiways 1111X10,1% about all her children's constitutions well, s very clever doctor tell me that it I had not hail an irou courtitu- Goo it would have gone very hard with me. lam perfectly convalescent, walk shout, anal go out every evening is a kulkee; the Tunnels are herding, but it is irritable to have one's arm continually slung up. I she old like very mneh to send the akin to Ifogland, but it is very lane, would be difficult to pie up; otherwise it would make a nice rug. —Die/ism:a "Household Words." SINGULAR ACCIDENT AT LIVERPOOL.—As tho screw steam-th:p Tiber was ate .tnine down the river, mit ward-bound, for Gibraltar, on Tuesday, she fir:d a gun in parsing P nice's Pinhead, and was so close to the wall that the chatee blew •II the tent of a poor woman who was wit nessing her J, port ure. The sufferer was conveyed to ono of the hospitals. where she s:ill remains. Itovnt MINE& Mr. Gibson, ?jr. Larchen, Mr. Arrowamith, Mr. Tyndal. and nth, r gentle. men connected with the mininf operations at Cietleinaln, and thou in the sicinity of Trace, have been fit.pectif4 their several mines during the last week. The bale it Lisoline, on the uroperty of Mr E. tinfory,wbo has met than g,ntlemett in that spirit which every Kerry pent rietor who wishes to we the people on his property employed should exhibit, has just been come upon, and there can he now ni doubt will cut extremely nea . Clugher mine also in heats's well, brat we regret to hear that soma technical °hitt'''. tion has been thrown in the way of those gentleme n tram a quarter where they least ea: crud it. We trust, however, that the good wntk will not b e marred, mid that, instead of obstruction., Mr. Oilman and his friends will rather meat with a hearty eo.operatiol. The mums from the Casle main mini ore becoming every oily wore and more him , able.— iris !CC t Reims le. lIELFA,4 AND ('O('NTY DOWN RAILWAY.—The trustee on the above railsray war, fur the week ending Sept. 26.186.: . —Passengers, 1:.7/. 12s. 7d.; subscriptions. 28!. 7s. 9d. ; goods and per, .1., 49!. 10a. 7d. Total. 27.51. 10.. 1141. for the week Sept. 214,1851 :—Passcno 11 /. 114. '41.; I, 24/. 9s. &1.; goods, and parcels. 4.0!. 3s. S4l. Total. 12s. Id. LONDON AND NOKTII IVEATER:g Return of tratEe for the week ending Sept. 26, 1852 Passengers, pares Is, eurnages, h orses , and mails . 29,9131. 441. 91 ; merchandise, 19.671/. tis. 0.1 ; can* 2,9:111. Is.. tai. Total, 60,71 n/. 9s. id. Corresponding week, 16°1,459,33W. 11a. 6d. Ditto, 1ti.50, 48,03.;/. las. 6d Aggregate: 1.1.50-64ia131. 11.. 3d.; 1841-814,7191. 45.&1.; 1062-679,724/. 19s. Id. _ _ NORTH I , TArPORDSMRE ItAILVTAY.— Traf f ic re. turn. for the wet a ending Sept. 19: 5,2841.; eorrespcndinie week lath year : 6,2761. LONDONDERRY AND ENNISKILLEN RATLWAY.— Traffic receipt+ (or the week ending Sept. 26,1882 'engem, 170/.17.. 4d.; Good. and mail., 164/. 91.0 d. Total, 3351. 64 44. (341 miles opt u.) Correiponding wt.k, 18.51, 1.501. 19.. 24. (16 miles open.) CORN .INI , BANDON ItattwAv.—/tettum of traffic for week ending 2.5 th day of Sept, mber, parcel., die., 1211. a. lid. ; 311. 151.04. ; total, 1.521. 18.. 114. , for correspomling week last year-1 344. 131. ltl. t Yeetchandise, cattle, $6l. le. 41. (10 miles open). k caber, 18.12 .—PobaeaT." — merchandise, cattle, 1. '2171 miles open). ,•:1 1. .. ! . C. 4 r —ramengers, ~.. ... 7 ~...i,.. ~ 1. ale, et, 0!. c ,4$ , -.. ... • ..,, , . . .... 4 rim : . V.i. M 4 ' I. • . •, a . 1_,1,—/ 1. • , IS 3116 6 Si 106 SOf 6 7 gni XI 21 4 26 dim 100 102 4 if 05 4 MN 21 146 146 7 9414 7 6 41 44 IS 66 114 116 6 G a Is 1 117 69 09 71 24 23 73 77 40 42 114 116 46 V. fie i I id• 101 f 'ii a 3$ NI i in 1 Ilf I e+ Sel II 761 i In • wt W.'