The Express. — London, England, 1853-08-26 00:00:00

[THREEPENCE. JOINT STOCK BANIP. No. 185.1 Basis. 1 tilustuit Pd. swim I S f. ollum dans Twisty tosla _.....—.... —. 22,504 40 I Anstmslamis . all SO U 40 111.54. 0.5. imiii Co . :: . eo. 00 — MOut ft) , itritimb North Americas .. all 40,000 25 Mantua Bank of Ada .. 5 *As pat 50.000 10 :Chart. Batik of laths, Ass. 1 trunk and Chios—..... 2 I 1 pas 20,000 100 ,COIOUlai 25.000100 seminar:dal of London— to amino SD Eng.. Scot., 4 Aunt Chart 14 pot 4 pnt 2500 M 11,0 n. Chart. Rank of Aiwa 15 11 3on Ili 10,u0o fat ;Loudon and County eokt. so r London Joint Kock - 50,00)100 ILdidon and Wartialnakw 20 10,000 100 National Prov. of England 35 —.- 10, 4 00 20 IDo. New. . . • To.ou bo Nati....t,4 ii,:iin ... 22. 53.073 25 lOrlental Bank Covert' . . .104 all 514 51* 20.000100 Provincial of Inland 4.00 10 DO. New. .. all , 60,0Ut 5 Bova! Ausiriait liiteiSie 1 and 001.1 bop. Co. 8,400 25 Sown Australis ...... lii.Mo 25 Union of Anginas,. ..... JAW 'Du. Ncw 3l 855 60.U0050 lUalon of Laaalta. ..... 4tl .... 6.000 Union of Naikai..... The aggregate results presented by these returt s are as follows : Total No. of Average receipt receipt*. miles open. per mile. 18.53 £306,667 .... 4.547 i .... £67 8 10 1952 263,906 .... 4.400 f 59 5 8 This comparison of the traffic is remarkably favour able to the present season. Shareholders, however, will do well to bear in mind the fact, so strongly shown in the half-yearly accounts recently issued, that these traffic returns arc, after all, only one-sided statements. To arrive at a correct estimate of the position of any line we must know at what Coat the Increased traffic has been earned. When railway boards, like that of the Great Western, for instance. inform their shareholders, as almost a matter of course, that only about 15 per cent. of the increased traffic is profit, our faith in the flattering• prospects held out in the undeniably prosperous traffic returns is much shaken. The returns on Scotch lines are as under : MONEY MARKET. TIIVILFIDAM ZYZNINO. Tho market for the home funds to-day has re mained very inanimate, with limited transactions : but in the afternoon a drooping tendency became observable. In every other department of the house there has been equal Indisposition to operate. Eng lish and French railway shares ruled lower this afternoon. Intelligence of a decline on the Paris Bourse of this day contributed to the flatness of the market at the close. 1853. 1852. Glasgow and South Western £5,705 4,099 Btlinh. & Glasgow, and Caledonian 18,363 .... 14,320 Scottish Ccnt.& Scottish Mid. J enc. 3,707 .... 3,574 Aberdeen North British ---• Total £33.062 £28,217 The Irish returns are : 1853. 185 Z. Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down •276 .... 29tt Cork and Bandon Ulster Londonderry and Enniskillen 47ls .... 278 Londonderry and C deraine Great Southern and Western Waterford and Kilkenny 176 .... 67 Waterford and Limerick 697 .... 610 Total Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's oixpress : Amsterdam, Wednesday, closing prices: Dutch Four per Cents., 931 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 63 11-16 ; Spanioh Deferred Three per Cents., 23 7-16; the Coupons, 6 11-16; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallies,B2 13.16; Mexican New, 261 ; Granada Deferred, 13 1-16; Peruvian, New, 81 d; Equador, 4 5 16; Greek (Blue), 6 15-16. Paris closing prices of this day :—Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 105.15 ; ditto Three per Cents., 80 ; Bank Shares, 2.815. I , _ ..e_. A., • ...-74.- ~.) , 7 - , • . 4 0Y f lee , ' /7.4'7 oefe•Feltire - . ...„,., • 1 2- 14 0 4 ...-,-./ Nr-s- S -7 . - de % . -.---- 7 ."-. -11.frZ 4 ( -1.-- / e----.c- es . 1 . • . ,----.....................i . l o r • •. . No. 2,188.] LONDON,EVENING,26, FRIDAY AUGUST 1853. -_.-::_- BANK of DEPOSIT, 7, St. Martin's-place, FALLING OF PART OF THE ROOF OF A ' SHARE LISTS. etnolioN RAILWAYS. JOINT 1 rafalesraquare, Leaden. RAILWAY STATION. - a 4 Intworp end Reaseens I to b Nines deeiroue of !NYE:47IMS MONLY are requested to eternise ....-.-....- • 90 • nwesno to Orsiessem - 1112 4Pa No. Me BANzi the Vain of thia Imitate ion. by which • high rate et Interest may be An accident, which fortunately was less disastrous THURSDAY EVIDONO. i t, .1 ONO= aura Annuli lj otesunal with perfect wearily. In the English railway market the tendency of so end Eripalime. 1 141 _ t e am% payable a Jaime y mad Jul,. in its consequences than might have been expected, cc. . 10 tem ned Ilemagan ... 3 apa 12,306 40 leeward& .... Prices was drooping all day, and at the close the tone ..... 40 IWO. On. awake Ph eta ISORIUSON, Merging Director. nand on Thursday last at the station now being erected .. 1 ° ._I Dna Umiak. ... . I 11 elle ad Melee go i British Kariba" Promeretuers free osi appliestioso. for the North British Railwsy Company, at the back of the w as flat. The actual reduction in prices, however, ;7, D.. a .. ... ii . -.. lt pn 40,00 , 25 ', Chartered Bask -- -1 11 „ new buildings on the North Bridge, and between them and was not material, as there is scarcely sufficient bassi- a 3 Gnat Indies reamer_ 2 el „ 50,00 e 93 Ctiert. Beak of 1 TO LADIES.-Dr. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL the terminus of the Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Rail• ness to i d ecidedcharacter to the market. m " °Tunisian° , al Paw* 1 2 1 Ph g ve any I Pant 20,000 100 iColou and . Chi MEMECM will be OPEN, et the Poet:sad Gallery. Renate way. The new station is about 150 feet long by 60 feet Some sales have - beene ff ected ... 10 Grand Truk of oases stem too •sesunpardM a i most, episode the Pelvis-dusk lemltutioo, fee Me ADMI64IUN of broad-the breadth containing spans for three platforms2l 1 dls 2500 3D • Eng.. tleot.. la A L WIE 4 OMIT, 711114 DAY, mid every p r is s y. f rom j „,„ is/ a n and two lines of rails, running beneath the Rainbow Hotel of the heavier stocks, & mow' book but to a very moderate extent. Eastern Counties la 6 GrelltOnleal Rhone- 21 M i los 101 1 1 min , 35 ilsm. Chart. Bar 10.utei 00 :Loudon and Cou t e '''' ee • whew erel e weteer dellmwe ' retinweretil be 71 '" 69 alm. Lead ' . en d the North Bridge, to join the present lines. The wans formed the exception, these shares soddenly rising r at I ' 43999947971.1110941 . 2 1 11 1 atm , so rLondon Joint Mt Oentlemen will ee gI, however. ee mimeo d from eleven tW two, sod 4 al Ilmilkielliamlneelits ••• - - 60,000 100 11...nd0u and W „ rois ...,„ iia , a , wh o the n0.ea,.... well b e r ,... b ! D r . are of substantial mason work, three or four feet thick, and 10s. per share on the meeting of to-day. 6 s Luemartioja.ap.eu'ret I I die II 19,090 100 ,Natlonal Pro,. o Lemb.-Adonsidon, le. the roof was intended to be precisely the same as that 50 le Lumaloarg ... ... „. 7 to to woos so leo. New. „ ..,, --- - THIS DAY.-Two o'CLOCX. i , Da• Do. tasilosr) ... .. 4 44 t0.44y 60 . National of Irele BRIGHTON SELTZER WATER, 4.. a Dozen. iron rafters partly covered with slates and partly with 33.873 25 Ithiestal Beak C. Mr.llooPElt has REDUC".I3 his PRICE for Braises Selma glass. Over the station, and level with the top of the walls The railway market to-day, in sympathy with the 1 1 Do. ossailo ..7 7 11 11 1 i. 4 Do. Guarantee d - ... }des par 20.00 e WO Pruvincial of Ire 4.00 10 Le. New. - _ and Pechloses from Ga. to 4.. per diem. Alm other ier.ted waters is it vet s proposed to carry • gangway from Princes-street to funds, is very heavy in tone, but prices recede re - so 9 Vz . aed leactiternaM'a - -60,60 e 6 Royal Aistralie rov orti , e, and which are unsurposeed it sot unsquallid. Sizarwee the ticket-ORM The gangway had not been compacted, luctantly.Great Western stock is quoted 881 to / ; Lan- se 7. - ... .s - II St MH ant Gold Imp. usarereownese 'Few hell. and kw* , OPPi'ed in " 0 " .1 00 anto• but in putting up the iron beams or rafters space was left cashire and Yorkshire, 75; to a ; London and North- sal 10 Kan' Alltaila .. . -•- B,OPO 26 South Australia sely se may lie required. Delivery twice daily. A mementos with for ; Pam „A rra Ras b e h a d oe a ppb cs in et ,_ttocipgo, 7. p,,,,..ii lt four of these beams had been fixed in their places N3O Wawa It Llage(Wtll3l4 74 s Western, 111; to 1 ; Midland, 71; to / ; Dovers, 211 Is 16 Northers of Freese. 331 361 liti.twe 15 Ulna of Austral Ada 'Do. New . Test; ands 3, Co onenorareet, Berubetrest. between this space and the back of the North-bridge- to 4 ; and Great Northern', 201 to 211.36 SI so o t t. 1 ., 11;:1 1 ::o o t t iiiiiti buildings, the beam nearest the wall having been bolted to 1 0e o at : sorw.gua t riB ll.4 ll. k nak P raames eL praw ri" iiii..! ' m e lii THE GERMAN FLY DESTROYER, Is. per it in a very firm and substan ial manner. Leaving the ne- French share, are not much changed in price. -........ bottle, vie... the boom at ease, and Is inecnieue to •11 ant- usury room for the gangway, the workmen had elevated Northern. are quoted 351 to 36 ; Strasbourg', 38j to 10 10 Tans sad Lynn .., . Ist 19 pea al mats. GOLD 10.VIVelt, Is. at, EtEcTRO-LIQUID sILVER, sixteen other beams, and only four or five remained to 394 ; and Paris and Lyons, 181 to 4 prem. 10 20 Portend cries .... .. 51 53 53 HONE Is., make old gilt frames and woratit plsted ankh...new • alma be erected. These sixteen were fastened by ropes, and ORDINARY MARKS AND STOCKS. lO 11 , 3 Paris ink hem .„ .. 44 40 ell Se Se Paris sad Strastear 31 39e 39 11/ 111 appaeation.-.WITH, MI, Strand . Drones, lndoa.brldgsl AP- a s roes' piece of wood to the last of the four beams PIOT. Soho Recta; Coleman. Peahen ; 4 10 4 23, Levan- on the other side of the intended gangwsy ; and on Qom. priers Wee to-day 90 4 eiss.os s treharsoare 44 fili ea Tho market for thi ML PA litan.wne. Yesterday. to 2 par ni to geellell Illeireniall ... lj I die .twee. Thursday morning, the workniesi- eight or ten in - - .. tee 111 mained very inanims .amber-were in the act of shifting the block and M. IN Abeelem, ... 35 4 IN but in the afternoon SUMMER. - Ladies will fi nd the application of tackle to put up another rafter, when the whole of those 3 0 at mobselb7treltwie. I 3 Owedice - ... 1 # die 1.1 IRORIANIar EALYDOE lia "all , rafaaealag tb_rt s :ZZ which had bees erected, with the exception of the three . . ale a'w -'1 Il i, SS a amen sin Seem 14 9# 91 observable. In every ISt ma Stren.Welv. ffieseztallen N i 12 .1110 2.26 3‘Neer eae swa b br m " . /. 1 4 , , ,,,1.:,- - w w thap r • i ..1,,.1..., - ... a la. mu &serest the wall, gays way in the direction of the North- in - 6 . 6 „ 6 „, / „.... 46650 ., 5‘ ... ,- , 5 , 1 14 4 Pa Mus Cost. Pnta. - - there has been equal le • 2 leala arena nesse 1 /em M I li sh and French rail efts& bridge, and fell with a tremendous crash upon the platform Sri a n ci n d raL mann,ssm i es&c. ms bad Se j 4 Innewes et hewn • 4 pa r i t i r mb l i,== a g tab =t s= l boll& below. All the men, with one inception, were standing on 22 191 Do. de. de. Of- 54 96 die cell .14 2 s. i tzgle n lo=telp - amiss/Me slaw ii =2 TeßA: 7 l , 4 ler nellt i platabOne_,___ the platform the moment before it fell, but seeing it give lit. too soma egg gasser ~,„, ~ We As Bourse of this day c temseseeemeiesele • an C a rg Ile a way they rushed out, just in time to save their lives; for It. I'2„" ~.____Cbildollos_. ~..,_.,. In .. . 07 1;4 117 10 In Do. 54 per Ont. hear. - - die ert Saw ar d5 011201 9 1.0 2 1,01 16 ‘,......1 ben b .: 9 6606 . 166•06 „.. aam at p The 4 .. a . bed they beams come dnwa upon them, the immense weight •• '''' t ' bbme "" b fl i eeteb - e ‘ b Ito le Weems 0 Trease... . Of 10i m pol market at the close. so as out au amiss .- ... 1 04 se4 10 2 treaters of Sr Itmelend 1 # Consols were quote sad 041. ~,,, bum's. cm m im-The mimii - --- - g i mies om K n i Ti o n . oni -somewhere about 17 tons-muss have erushed than in- 6 , I, au lam m e eaa. 4 6pa SO 11 ...... Si }day l es the weapper.-Seld by A. ROWLAND sad SONS, le, Horton . stantaneously. Peter Coutts, one of the men, who was 23 ,;! im a m % p ec ce. ea dae se , rate of 961 to 1 for m woos, tondos; sad bv sassalste said owesmera upon the roof at the time . , had a most marvellous escape. deniunense ... ... S 0 which was also the qt - - -- -••••••••-• 3 1 3 11 MINES. close • but between th T II B D A I L Y NEWS. certain destruction by getting fixed between two large bars; IS all Ditto (Ell 11 ala 11 -4• Il l e 1 London Montag Paper, peas 3d. he sustained, however, some slight injuries.- SCOCB/4011. 00 01.1 Raters Oweattea -. .. las 131 1111 I ."--- TSIIIIIIDAT Somme. fide sales were made es• Patna! Oren. the DAILY NE Ws is at the heed a the Lt- 3$ el Eaters Delos, Case A... •• In the market for home mining stocks there has to 3. The official ' betel hew of Great Britain, adeentant free commerce in AO broedeet OiselL) ~. . 40 34 1 been a good demand to-day for shares in South Three per Cent. Co, 23 all Do. dam B and Oho; 35 emm. and 811 ...ad ebd Y ewetaehl re. ‘ wwie t whether P uhtiewi t " al ' FA TA L RAILWAY ACCIDENT NEAR tot. au list leamilre ... .. f 1 4 721 Ad Frances, South and West Caradon, Alfred Consols, for account, Bth Sep se eteeadiatkal. lath. 'swat sad 'aloe edits Dermal News,-In the semen elite CO TTINGHAM. in rill. h W.L Dkr•ltElna.Ja 51 U Si 1 Trehane North Downs, and Bowan. The market Reduced, 991, 99, tar Repine, - a file ample, truthful. and Impartial chsnetse edits - St lee Edlaborgh mad = . 73 /4 was firmer this afternoon than for some days past. Cents. 1013, 2_, I , Lc to 11 Mahon\ end ... - - let.'" lb . 'c ili b mee • mer hr the vaned uweg "" lemad e ' lm ' er62lia * A shocking casualty occurred on this line on Men- se. leo !asuatieenk ss so Isremum cosidaied is the aty, Ifailwey, and Monetary Aruelee,- The sales are :-West Carideo, at 230 ex div.; Exc ' hequer Bills re Ilkis Neer le imasepsseed. day afternoon, about three o'clock, by which one pe non , a fle. 100 61segew i Swab Wan - South Caradou, 2224, 2271 ; Alfred Console, 204 ; prem. It reitais• • rev det.itien lie of relieving than any other paper young woman, was killed, and others very severely injured. s a t l ea 1 15 5,.... 115251551 ... •"' - r.: 2 , 2 : 1 14 Trehane, 111, 123; West Diog Dong, 13 ; Merllyn, The foreign stock n se esehastwly early resew or mimosa as the MM.' , sNes,,_. !:+7 0 Y 07 7 Ira train left Scarborough shortly before twelve o'clock, is. ISO D - 7. ij o n o d s - its tee m e rt a nd smul-sao the =l7 0 . 01 7 Minos; liwimt. w it" . .. P ficea . and reached Beverley station at three. Having left the 10.101 lelteleatlhatelWeet.ilni . ..; 112 114 21, 3; Wheal Arthur, 233, 24; Boscean, 24, 26; and Grate.da Deferr ~ lt latter station in iia . fety,. and when the train was . proceeding St 100 'One" %Om ... .. SlllAlten, 6,3. Spanish Deferred is It addresses itself to tensility, as being the only paper bodies th eNg $ SI ... m a mie mo,.., sa d M m m gm pr. ea d e d a k keg le .11amas at the rate of thirty mile, an hour, and within •milit of the 12 11 bleb Soak fielefli . 71 In the gold mining dares there was very little without feature. At epigram semettionteate. Cottingham station, the pipeengen in the ope n thi r d- c l ass SO all laneeslor end Oartlel• .. 104 1 business, and prices are stationary. Shares of the quoted 26; to 27; ee l 111 De. !Win 17 IS pm la Is amble timer Is Miens by the lee return et amps carriage perceived that they were off the line , and imme - „ 10 , (Ammon im a c Z k ii, 731 r e 731 i no the year tale to the Mather Wed= Newellallore b 7 diately warned the guard, who was in the luggage-van I% is m i aow Australasian Company are at a heavy discount. Spanish Deferred, 231 41 41 as De At four o'clock Colonial gold were quoted at 3to 1 cotes, 63 to 61 per eel tome it sou be mesa we 33i4 piper (t 5 5. Ye t ialed by mace thaw before them. He directly signalled the engine -driver to 14 - 114 Da. Went . 11biligThilito 111 11 „ slaty years) bhed I Is See Imre licatau lis tree oldest corapeUtors : stop the train, which was done as soon as possible, but net SO all toadelleoreMen__ _-_ .. 1$ 131 - 131 I prem.; Great Nugget, 1 toy prem. ; Port Phillip, ditto Deferred, 10 to • laeatalobecL Stamps issued. Mosinee Casa:nen, ...- ........ 1770 912,547 Octal it had proceeded some 300 yards. In the meantime 11l Ill i Lcudenweillbsiwall ... Si ef gigg l e three carriages had become detached from the traia,and two r t. 10 1 , 1„... 1 " 1- a llb° 1 8. 0 1 •61111.1 8. Now Ni l lA. SI l, to i die , British Australian, 7-16 to 5-16 dia.; Brazilian Old Five psi Manua Pen 1772 1011 Nouveau Monde, 1 to 3 prem.; Agues Fria, 1 to 11 Two-and-a-Half per Maumee HIMM.S. DAILY NEWS 1844.••• • ;-usa.000 partly on the other, the third-clan carriage falling over alO 12 Da. PUN - , 11 II pia xd Elih ' The unnamed alealenMee or 12 " pistons rainati , OW lansWthl dry ditch and cove ri ng it in. It was almost mulled to 10 t Do.soom.,Mdtadsdu" 1 II ad The ngs and Australian Copper Company s One-and-a-Half per opiate remota espreard by • : cens ieces s theirs.. The eus , tinny Yaw. • Is. the yoanses persons in this carrisge e- M. 100 Laden a South-Rea= 50 67 ad 56 lad shares were in demand and better. Great Polgooths 23; ditto Deferred, 1 eaatta n a l the Inn los seceolug p pepws. Prom the Owt it took nigh meund sod a high liberal time-rs quently suffered most, and all endeavours were made to 30 41e De., A N ... .- hi id 40 IN Do.. AN ... .. 6 3 die xd are almost unsaleable, the greatest disgust being Half per Cent. Boods vs wain cossianely that anservaUve liberadsin when Is Mewl, extricate them from the mass cf debris by which they were U all a (suits* II is expressed by members of the Stock Exchange at the Cent., GO. Portuguel th. 1 s eas *moo of IngLuad ; and Wendy, with the mooed highest surrounded. Some were found to be seriously injured, and 11 all leadondrrylk !Ministate IS 20 revelations just made in connexion with this cram- Five per Cent., 11 s ipmeatien al the recomanied dilly Jesse, and with as largest the manage appears to have struck the back part of th e h ea d It. 100 Yleash.,llllset,i2Uncolase. 271 254 sada a sinaimaanta - ant 10 as * Than *-011111101 b 3 641 of the young woman alluded to, so that death was doubtless Ili 43 Do. Nan! Llnel. Unite - - dis pony West Indian descriptions remain dull. Met- Half per Cent., 383 may Para. RI pd till M 555 thul Ilue s P sl k 6 w ith 118 anuallaial instantaneous. She was afterwards identifi das belonging 10 - 100 01131434 • • - 71 4 11 714 # calfe were last quoted 31 to 31 prem. 161. 00 a/Yat. r. b ,.., ‘ ,"” . sr ammo ., de m aa ,,, mm bd. m a p. ;.m to lion, and had been to pay a visit to her father, who is : , „.. 7 ~,,,D...n . ..4i:,,„..,,,...i,,,,„. . ..;, , , 4. 42 The closing prices of new undertakings are as fol- Money to-day will theOlnes. ID. nen Pkohaeseek lasion. working as a joiner at Beeford. At the spot where the third- m 17 4 1 - D...i, n a dd ade e','„ 7., .7 .7 lows :-Mizen Head, 3to 4 dia. ; Lewis Hill Range, was more dispositio, clue carriage got off the line, the tire of one of the wheels it . too -Newmarke t ~, ~, , . ee 57 4to 3 per share ; Great Crinnis , par to 1 prem.; Sul- fi rst class paper bel was found, and so to this the accident may be attributed. II 411 Do. Bury Rztenolsa_ __ _ ... $ 1 6 THE NEW FACTORY ACT. Medical attendance was procured as soon as possible, and IS 174 llewportAborgilierelord tis phate of Barytes, fto 1 per Shan ; Britannia Gold, 3 mum. The weekly the injurallersou removed. . The engine had been des- Le a l li ll i j1"q,r 1 Sai n•II II° 9 : 0 ;' ' o f : to a per share ; New Linares, Ito 3 prem.; New almost unnoticed, as The new act further to regulate the employment patched to Bull with the intelligence, and 31r. Locking, the eL l" 11:Tk . 4 I ... 3 S 3 62 SSI South Wales Coal, 3to 3 die .; Metcalfe (of Ja- circles of any limo of children in factories has just been printed. 'lt will come general superintendent, with requisite assistance, proceeded IS IS Do. Mew : males), 33 to 31 pin. • Port Royal (of Jamaica); to 11 being decided on. into operation on Thursday next, The alterations made to the seen* of the accident. The body of the young ye et. N or m an " d enn ij a a n tOn $4 - 21 - 0., prem.; L'Aigle d'o:, 3to s die.; Londrin and Vir- Although this was are important with respect to the employment of children ; woman was removed to Mr. Edward Witty's, near the spot, 5,. 10e 'Nardi arta& - - ... 52 SS they have been employed when females end young persons and two females who were iajured were conveyed to the 111 IS North DeTee j No. I. ... $ 10 ginia Gold and Copper, 1-16 " dia. to 1-16 pm.; Mount large business was ag were prohibited by the Factory Act. It is now enacted Infirmary. One of thine is Mrs. Mary Sellers, a widow, 1 0 l ll 13:: 4 : U M MI4 l4 2 Carbon Coahadia. to/ dia.; Kenmore, par to 1 pm.; Lake still large buyers on 1 that after the commencement of the act no child shall be about 60 years of age, belonging to Sancton, near Market IS lii north Bealbritakia.. . 4 44 * dis ad 111 ltd SuperierCopper, 1 dui. to 1 pm.; Jamaica Copper, 21 to cargoes and from the employed in any factory before 6 o'clock in the IYeighton, and has a large family. Sae lays in a very dan- is a n ;Nor th wear....„ ' 9 23 prem.; Connemara, 3 die to par ; Glenaulin, 3 to cumstances prices, as Moraicg, or after 6 o'clock in the evening. of serous state, almost without hope of recovery, from the in- le 10 Worth Mesa aiasei 1 11 pm 4 du. • Monarch, 3to 3 dia. ; Australian Mutual, / extremely firm. tii any day, save as to recover lost time, and ternal injuries she has sustained. The other young woman, St. 145 'Ox/ord, Woes, lb Widow lll SI See to 1 die. • ; Australian Console, 3 to 3 die.; Chartered purchases must, in ps no child shall be employed in any factory, either to re- named Mae, Bowers, servant to the Rev. Mr. Carr, of 11 1 1. 1 . 1 , 3 .2 l'oso'beb („I,ooteei . lelena ..:. cover lost time, or for any other purpoee, on an Saturday Beverley, is severely braised , but at resent is doing well. „ i 'i i ; Ift .: e i r ... ... 021 3 Australian Land and Mining, 1 to 1 per share; Mel- the French governme after 2 o'clock in the afternoon . There is power given to The inquest took place on Tuesday and Wednesday, and fle. Ire 1 Do. L.lk2l.W.Oser.Bil - 119 71 bourne Gold, Ito 1 per share; Golden Mountain, 1 the price of Itussian employ children, under certain regulation', between 7 the jury after hearing a vast qaant , ty of evidence returned to • om mee m a y ea dli m m or d ii Idm tO 4 per share; Great Hewas United . Tin, 4 to 3 mark et 12s. to 13,. p 0 o'clock in the morning and 7in the evening, from Ike 30th a verdict to the effect that the deceased's death was caused MI to 'Meow/Mary itiva theater September to the Ist of April. Children, however, are not by the breaking of the tire of the wheel of a third-clan (Na . R. Min.) .. IS 10 dis.; Brucutu Gold, 1-18 dos. 1 - 16 pm. , Poltimore, with in a few months k did, to 4 pm. ; Albion Gold, 1-16 to 3-16 per eh.; The sum of 20,000, to be employed, under the 7& 8 Wit., nip. 15, see. 36, in carriage, which had a flaw in the welding, not capable of W 't 1 Ea•Bal`n •-• ~e o •••• •. E, Lackamor Copper, 3 dim. to 3 pm.; East India Iron, from London to Live, recovering lust time after 7in the evening, anti the time be. being prevented by any human foresight ; but they were 60 si „",.;' uidas .: • •if 7.9 dio fire 6in the morning and Gin the evening, during which further of opinion that the upsetting of the carriage was so so So ut h Deeps ... ... , 19 2 9 " 5.. to 7e, per share; Sue River (of Jamaica), /to ; steamer Bmziliem fa say such child is 40 employed ill any day shall not exceed accelerated by the breaking in of a bridge, over the drain St. 100 ,South Erten' -- ... together one hou-. The act is to be construed as one with separating the parish of St. John's Beverley, and the $0 So Sou th Wales .„ ... the other Faetory Acts; and nothing is to authorise the cm • parish of Skidby, and they recommende d ' to the company a so IS lase* YorlokAllyarDle MS 15 4 i prem.; New South Wales Gold, 1 to 3 prem.; State of Georgia, is il ployment of children in any factory for any longer time in careful inspection of all bridges on the line, for the tarpon Si n 1 °H ie 1 1110 • 0001 floomas = 4. 01 - 16 25 s 4 21 London and Liverpool Australian Gold Mining and Messrs. Irving, Ebsa sty day than is now authorised under the recited acts, or of their being protected, and made sufficiently secure. eo 117 Illale of Pima ... - , ll IP 1 2 1 to interfere with or aff,ct the provisions as to meal time or 10 • an Waterbed and = 'l' Streaming, par to 3 prem.; Cologne Lead, 3to k dia.; A call of 20s. per holidays, or any other provisions, save so far u the same - 6O I all ;Reached said S 53 Rhenish Charcoal, Iron, and Steel, par to} prem.; been made on the l may authorise the employment of children between any TIIE WELLINGTON COLLEGE TESTIMONIAL-The 1 , 0 1 ,i 1,4 weft Cbtb w al l - - 9 2 10 1 Liguanea (of Jamaica), 3 die. to 1 prem.; South Devon Indian Railway Con other hours of the day than arc limited by this act. It will amount received in this country towards the above testi- 30 jat west Leaden LandapSna ( r°7B3. Consols, ato 3 per share ; Garnett and Moseley, 13 to September. Holders - - take cfr,:a on the Ist of September next. menial reaches above 83,000/. The sum remitted from ••• 1 .I. 110 .EleslorlAw-01 7 7eletelL 1 - - 21 prem.; Gladbach Zinc, 3to / prem.; Irish Co t n- required to send thee et. • lee IYartelledrenetlealerwidi 611 701 India, up to June last, was 20,030/., making the present is ,ao D o . g m , a.0„,k,„„ .. 7 76 m a sole, Ito 4 die.; Parkwyn and Carwalsick Tin, September, prelimina PATENT SMOKELESS FURNACES. subscription list to amount to more than 103,0001. is ;UP Do.O.N.E.Perelimie_ - 3 11 ~ i dis. to par ; Obernhoff, 3to 3 prem. • Peninsular option of taking new . so 100,'York sad earth mums tee 591 Mal - ----- CONFINEMENT 01 , FEMALE CONVICTS .- An act of 3lining, par to 1 prem .; Great Camb rian ' Mining At the meeting o Now that the bill for putting an end to what has the late session has just been pointed, to appoint places fur and Qurrying, Ito 4 prem. Company to-day, the sot unjustly been termed tee smoke nuisance has become the confieement of female convict , under sentence of trans- LIND LEASED AT PILED SWUM tween the company 1 law, it becomes a matter of necessity for manufact u rers, portsion, in England and Wales. Until this act was passed 01 - 100 nolk l3 o 323 shin Noon THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. proved ; and the repo and, indeed, an who make use of steam, to investigate places in England and Wales could only be appointed for " se a aa r . 466 lAadash ai . 5 19 6 • W muom aalsaar 111 101 ad The gold mining share market to-day is dull, there number of directors , every invention tending to such a point ; seeing that our male convicts. The suns power is now extended to both (baud torndedonlm)... $l4 531 ad not being the slightest disposition to operate. Ague Land shares to-day legislators have resolved, not that parties shall consume classes of offenders. It. 100 IleetLiscolualLguarAmOt. their own smoke, but that they shall not light a furnace ILL-TIMED STRIKE.-The workmen in the employ maw. to Ot-lartlars)• 160 133 Fria are quoted Ito IA- prem.; Nouveau Monde, tural were last quo ss 25 Gloucester Si Dna forum' 1 ,, to 3 prem.; Colonial Gold, ; to / prem.; and were unchanged in i salmis they are moraliy certain that the chimney shall emit of Messrs. Holland, builders, dined together on Wednesday t Nest ;1 te OrestWeeten 71 73 ad no smoke. Then use hard lines upon the manufacturers. at Highbury Barn, to the number of 300. Mr. H. Holland iii ail I r tai n woot D m, & g a g,. Great Nugget, 5-16 to 7-16 prem. closed 13 to 2 prem. considering that the act panto before the legislature could was to have taken the chair, but, on the morning of the (leased to Yk. N. A Ber. ) - „„ Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 353 to mark 21 prem.; Eli have been aware that it was poasible to go on without smoke • day, the bricklayers of the firm waited upon hint by depn - 50 $9 l aullktalby(Liorkal4lll4l' 113 111 364; Peel River, Ito 1 prem.; North British Austra- prem.; New South Fortunately fur the character of parliament the desideratum tation, and told him that they would not resume work 03 23 De, 1 nano (ditto). 1 56 17 lasian, par to 1 prem.; and Scottish Australian In- Steam (11. paid), 10s. ) has been discovered. We were during the present week without an advance of 10 per cent. on their wages. The HI 1 4 174 ‘ 1 akaaaa aaw ms , Groma iditaVA 273 534 invited to witness the operation of three furnaces fitted morning of a festive occasion, to which Messrs. Holland '''l (lemeed to loath Staten 141 141 vestment, 1 13-16 to 1 15-16 prem. Coto shares shares 724 to 1. up according to the patent of Mr. J. Lee Stevens. One of contributed largely, was thus selected for the commence- 93 13 Ditto pgommom (onto , ' N sr mark 11; and Cobre, 44 to ;ex div. In the market for these, on the premises of Main. Keens and Welch, eon- ment of the strike. 30 Sil howeelsetliemonSpereent . taming swarm fair business has been winced us at once of the practicability of the object in view. AN ELOP) MENT.-Abundant food has been sup- ( loandlo Nesbit) ._- 311. IN Mies don* railway boucle ; but p $ all. Ditto dale IllpalOsat - - . Na Nara Mins. Pald.lYeateeday. today. A furnace sufficiently powerful to keep an engine of 14- by during the put week to the guidelines of Sunderland . $4 all Manch., horse power in full play emitted no smoke whatever, except by an elopement from that town. The gallant Lotbano (bawd .1 3 =ite= 1. 1 6 a 5 190,00/ 1 1 Acres Fria for about a minute alter replenishing the tires. Another is said te be a distinguished member of the College of se an matadowe gag aglow NAN 1 tAnglo emstrallan (bid all I ills par and Co. : belonging to the seine firm in Trinity-street, of 10-hone Surgeons, and his accomplice is the daughter of Se llNkt.lb Dart. - - 100,000 11 , . •Amisi Cant within power, presented a similar result. Our next visit was to a hi g hly respected shipowner. They were determined to PP all = 2143.133(3111.) In 14 DM 10,000 10 tArdiralseas one put up by th e cor p ora ti on o f L on d on at Billingsgate, have each other, and they agreed to elope. Time with 11 $0 lartliesoldhelerad putt 10,400 10 •Aostrallan (land /a Inetesoolies - -Do. 6 per Ct. Inac.Stook...: end here there certainly was some smoke ; but as rules arc 60,11ee 1 Australian Cordillera ,• ell 1 1 41 , them was an object, and they accordingly selected the 50 , all . Do, , pun i 5.42 _ 65 51 100,000 1 Austraken Freehold proved by the exceptions, so did this deflciently - worked cathedral-Durham. After makiag the neces try arrange- 23 23 .p io , non am a i ' i '. &ape 1 Ave Maria all 1 die Do. ditto Bonds • apparatus prove the efficiency of the invention , for notwith- meat% they accordingly proceeded thither ; but what was I 11111. W Yen - -200,00 e 1 British Australian Gele all the Maseachusettssperet•Ster. neediest the drawbacks to a fair experiment in the resent their mortification to find, on their arrival. that the .21 IS 0W01661'08 (ditto)... -- - 20,000 20 teritlehlros 13.3 ling Dandy untieished state of the apparatue, it still proved to de• bishop and all the dairymen were away at a visit.- as•' 100 ,aosswasearewansOws 10,000 33 +Bres.lotelbs.stsl.ps 241 SI 1 Marechumts 5 per Cent Monstration the validity of the principle, fur although tion-it could not be done there. Undaunted by this I I waren Worthen ...... 1 1411 MO ad IIL ll 0 Do.Thesrelhaselt. .la Is 6 ad ',Oa 10 DaCkscessandCuiabe all 2 54 11,000 20 - Do. St. John Dal Ein 15 30 S 4 D.ller 11. - mis ... . . Maryland Spera.liie . r.licir:. there tensility was some smoke it was comparatively email rebuff to their fond anticipations, they determined to try Is 9 , ~,,,,,,,ma g i,d i im 4 ,;;;;9 1111:1,09f , I Canon's Creek 1 1 di* tar Virginia 6 per Cent. Bonita in amount. It appeared to us beyond question that the another plate, and so hastened by the fast train to New• Ito Mr. Messy.. l4 0 1 al 11,001 40 oohre Copper ....... all 45 41 ad 44 lad Kentucky 6 per Oent. provisions of the act may be earned out, and that Lon- Tennewee 6 per Rent castle. But there, too, a misfortune awaited them which 30 .Si Wear Vines II p.01.m. 106,900 5 /Colonial Gold I I i Pas don may get rid of a great nuisance by the adoption of they had not calculated upon. They did not arrive in the (lewd to hleefaiml. --.- CoPisPo l5 01 114 )1 Canada G per Cl. St. Bonus these furnaces.ll:it;Ax et. +Copper Minn of Eng. al 35 63 Boston City 41 per Cent. "canny town" till after 12 o'clock, of course a considerable 2 „, 1 ; ,„, 25 Mt! . I ) l .___tt° 1 : 414 2.,r_-:a ni 07 4 ad Steeling Bond. 4,900 23 +Do. Pref. 7,1 percent. all 63 71 pm -- - - time too late for the marriage rites to be celebrated that ''‘ I - - ir o ;., - ,Tc. -- „,... - : - 102 us 103 3 /00.00 ll SinettAuetniliaerkipp , all 31 14 die Do. $ per Cl. day. What was to be done-they had gone so far with New or ' a City 6 per BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. the pr.ject, would they not endeavour to carry it out ? After 100;000 6 1 Grea Dmitigiousd Nugget Vein-. all 4 4pm Cent. Made TRZNIBENCII MAUL lessor 10 +Ormond 1 LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, 10.30 A.M. Wind S.W., moderate, and gloomy. Arrived.-Duke of Wellington, from Calcutta ; having dared so much, would they not dare all 1 Yes ; there was Gretna. To that place they hied, the marriage St. 100Aberdeat I - - w . a th s e d i u r ly wa pe y r re fo j r o m ic e in d g , .a . td D t ur he ham hap A p d y ver nai rris r er cam . e . back on 4 all io 'A b reelel linei a N a t eter t %Pa pe, ci et• l i - es - 103 St. la Canalise 810 ILO% 100,00 e 60, , ei Onua Duohy of Bader al die par Great P01g00th....„ ..... all s 1 die Lake Satnium. Liberty all Ws. per ltd. 4 per Cents Cincinnati and Pt. Louis 7 per Ct., let elortrage... Chicago and hlisebsippt 7 Stratton, from Monte Video ; Alceste, from Trinidad; AN AMERICAN DUEL . -A letter from Memphis, in 15 4 'Chester and Unlyb .sd ... IN 201 9,001 /Limns 4 dis Par 50.e50 London/Walden Gold Belvidere Delaware 6 per Lady of the Lake, from Aux Cayes; Anna I Sorothea, the St. Louis Republican, under the curious appellation of et, an Oak and &MOM , be, Qum Croshieguo.. all 1 I Cent. let Mort. Convert. from New Orleans ; Joeephus from St. John's, New a "grand affair" of honour, lumps the particulars of °a, all .[lNbd dia :e j o .. ei rbtit,,bad . • ~ ~ 100,010 Mariaulta Brunswick ; Eblana, from G:alatz ; Dauntless, from another duel, not in California, this time, but in Arkansas. 34 1. si ! twAwrii . o , teolp ei: r 4 20,000 I Mniessaallt.asseicen 9 6 7 Rail. &Leper Ct. Mort- It took place on the 4th of July, about lour males below I s ,D e , d e , ( yr.) y " T . ° L . e ea 0 ". 0 0 , New Ormada Calabar. President's Island, between two Illinoisan% or Suckers, one 7 6 1 1 Do. de. (71.17•47 pee CLi 11 pm MO,OOO Noumea Mom% Off tho Port. -Centurion, from New York ; from blaeoupin county, and the other from , Madison county, 61 East.Cos.ltzta.,s p 0,14,11 1 Ipm 10,000 1 Nova Semis Mining and perCt„converiible por Oc t im p eaneltlog II - - ills New York and Eric Seven Seraphina, from Pernambuco, named Thomas Clark and Thomas J. Denton. The affair 1 • 6 1 Ditto ins Pal I 2 w 16 154,000 1 I 1 die per Cents., let mortgage 1 I'LYMOUTH, Aro. 2e, 11 AM. commenced by Clark slandering Denton, in the state of . 0 10 , $O l5 ,' gi0 ,.. 9 °. l e u b s ,..we 9 ,,.The7 tt b " me le IS ip.Ct 21 214 oven auarts Rock all thel pm I New York and Erie Seven which Denton wrote a note to Clark. Clark " 1 The merchant ship Emigrant, with 7,230 ounces Missouri, u P" A 6 !".nearib. r sad to.oso On tßhymney Inn challenged Denton to a duel. Denton refused, at first, to 1 Dundee, 81 pee mat ..., - - to,oot I stoats New l5 - - chimps and Aurora Seven of gold from the colonies, was reported off the tight, upon the Remind that he had a wife and childr, ato St. 106 Resat Berbera $ paCeat' 1161 1294 7000 IS Santiago &Cute IR 33 44 per Cent., Ise neatens harbour last evening. support ; but Clark would take no denial, unit se Denton St. 10OlDo. 5 per test . Sera, Rs- 1 _ 3 in,all I auth Australian all 1 die par Great We-tern of Illinois DEAL, FRIDAY, 9A N. would withdraw the offensive note and apologise, which idle 1114 1 1 , 10 , 1 ' 13. 4".1" °At"' ' 5,000 10 fin Croft Wind S.W., blowing a hard gale. 1 11 per ant. trip 4l Ipa al Denton would not do. The parties met at six o'clak, sae 6,' 61 Ottithaßearn(l)Liglalls; it 51,174 41.3 A $ United KOZiella 70,000 1 , Waller e 1 4 4 die Subjoined are the English lines for the Passed.-Orestes, from Madras from London ; some six or seven persons were present. Weapons , horse- se ' • oWest.altarsliantses Seel 74 ad 100,000 1 . West Granada Arena, No. 4,735. second pendant, from Jamaica,forty feet. The second was to count I. , lea Deseentredeam.44 owt.• 103 104 distance, . - 01 101 100,000 1 New hi 1.1141011.1 all WM yet been published : pistols;One two, three • tire ! " upon which they both were to 54. 100 Ditto irredeemable epee et I 1e0,6e0 1 Tata for London, 45 days ; Harriet, from Rio Janeiro,t6 a lieseeine lamas V /.10. I ills 1 pm tire. ' The arties ' took their places . Clark's hand shook • Transferable by stasaptd deed. London and North West ' ISO 132 for London, t;3 days; Egham, from Cadiz, for Lon- considerably when he received his pistol. Denton appeared 4 .t. 4 , ; r e : 'Lancashire and Yorkshi Di .ll • l 6 riee.ous t r B .ll ppd . - -ad 11$ MISCELLANEOUS. London and South Westo don ; Mary Howe, (rum westward, for London ; to be very nervous until he took his place, after which he ilt. 100 Ditiorreferential 5 reset. - - Ensile, from Tripate, fur London ; Prince Albert, from was very firm, and he took a cool aim; but, at the word re . e e ee ,mi t eekma m ,tm c d e , gi gi pm g a Clueing No. tib. miK113,466 . 68. I , d; pr ,.. swii. ... don. () London and Brighton ~ New York, for London ; Tropic, from Barbados, for "two ," Clark tirtd, his ball striking Denton in the right 12i al! London&rryleCuter.4ob. 10 A li . Yesterday todey. rest Western side, making a slight wound. After whic`i lie (Clark) Ili at Locatond.rrykEnmak.leh 131 1 1 - . Midland London ; Elizabeth, from Grenada. *ow Alain 041 and from begged Denton to spare him, hut Denton waited for the 1 , 5 i 26 Mts..etsttai_ , Lts ... e.rat.„ ... B4l 10 4 4 9 10 i South Eastern Anchored.-Lady of the Lake from Algos Ilav, ~,,,, , i "fire! " when he pulled his trigger and his weapon I n , at. , Do. New - -15. u., 1.1.t...4,:0.. Agricultural .. 1111 36 37 Shrewsbury and Chestei .... .. • i I , 12,f0 , 21 Aiotrabeian Pacific Mall.. 12 - - for London ; French ship, from ' Falmouth, lest for snapped. Denton then threw his pist .1 at Chile, striking 1 14 . i l l m u , p ,s c s th e l j , 4 . 4 p -. - tm 60Jas 111 ..te-trahan lanai Mail ... •I - - Great Northern London ; Enchanter, from London, for (Le-long; him on the breast and knocking him down, lie then drew et ; Ds lea!•iceiCone.lineat.ai.C.i 149 1.1 1491 &lAA 1 1 Merlin Waterwork_ ..... .... A - - Chester and Holyhead Santiago, fr.in London, for Geelong ; Flamburg, 4 pm his knife and rushed upon him, when his frieuds interfered 101 10 6; ...f oett-, Prefer_ w ii ..i nee ,. ........... iit ll6.. . I+ Welsh American Land.... Mt 06 as 50;00 I British *Colonial Smelting Shropshire Union ' and lock Denton off the ground, to prevent him from at , 1 olls Ex a Reduction Company ray. - from 1 ... - Bristol and Exeter from London, for Cardiff. 8 3 t ! .17.. u ta.. w 6l . per , et i . v rref. „...3 s h o t I_l3 _122 10,0 d. lOC Oltklik East Lancashire killing Clark. Denton's wound is so slight that he it still Fut bock .- Lord George Bentinck, for Madras; going about, and will be well in a week. TLe affair is kept to 1 6 • Ito. I) . ketan ,. ... ... id m I pm 1134 ltleleli li Cryeal Palace 6 11 21 pm illi Exeter and Crediton... Lloive , 4 Oryoal Mem of /rano) Sagittarius, for Constantinrple; Lord Collingwood, very still. Fel lan mate Nati& ... ... ... 111 • 117 entel a Eaten Mown 2, - - Eastern Counties aud isle for Baret•lona ; brig Gabrielle, from Newcastle, fur IRISH GREAT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN RAILWAY. 20 an North 14tatterdattre ...... 311 234 Vz,Ott 74)K.ectrie Tele/min ._llu (1 1 ten 0.1.0 t 1 It.tleneral Mown Aaviesties "14 - - East An,6i.ln Kendal • nd Windermer Naplee, with loss of jihboom and cutwater, having -The directors have issued their . report and ww... , 15.60. - statement St. 'WY 0 1/ 014 . Wireato's erg 1161 . s , hienend tr s. satiate Co..' 16 -- - Manc.,Sheineld & Linea been run into by a barque from Newcastle, now at of accounts for the half year ending the 10th of June 16 1 au' Dita ditto &Do 21 21 pm 6,00• MAnab Beetroot Mutter ._ . 4 - - WA. b. Magdalena rit. Navigabon.. 6 - - York, Newcastle, arid last, which are to be submitted to the shareholders an g e ,ehrewahltam.Nrainer. Ite II 11 anchor off Kingedown ; name at present unknown. Saturday nest. The gross receipts for the halt-year are 19 tg •ler.as.actisnee;Her.w, woe i %Woe I Patentriteamruel an - - 60,00 10 Netherland. Land ._ - . 3 ihi Per wick, York and I 1341,7261. 84. 8.1., showing an increase over those of the Olin,' 11 por Cent.. .. 111 II MU° 2 N.M. Nail" ( * .AI 314 inter. Midland, and Leeds N - -- - -- - cornspending half of last year of 11,551 f. 15.. 7d. The net 10 IS Do. 3 Pee Owl ... ..• 4 4ow 1 Stamm Navi.,atiou Co. I-• -- era hallways IS a. *oath Dee... .. 14 IS 123.71. 1 Nord. Ilritish Awlrabaliti an par 4Pm li PRINCE ALBERT'S BILTII- LAY. Y.-The Honourable surplus revenue for the half-year is 57,2231. Is. Id. ; out I p 1 11 Do m m u d ill per Cala - i par 4pm South Yu: lethire Artillery Company assembled this day at their head- of which the directors recommend a dividend on the con- 144; eh , Sooth Aswan landas eeouel 10 North of Europe Stearn ... Ii - - Oxford, Worcester, and n 0... 51 Peel Kiser Lied A Miami, all ,4 1 pen. Si yerhampton qua, ters is the Citrresid• to commemorate the birth-day of adulated stock of the company at the rate of 44 per I Amnia /11.0.11...... I 251 1g 1 th. in Colonel, his Ire al Iliglinews Critice Alb , rt. The un- cont, per annum, after which there will be a balance of M. 100 Do. 41 per mist. .I , ,. ni u r a (oriental SUnslall , - - ri i.0.-} 0l Ito. do 35 I - - Manchester & SoutliJ uti favourable state or the weather prevented a grand day ' s 9731. Is. Id. to be carried to the credit of the neat hall-year. 10 j all i illaTiylie s ttrt4_ ... peeet. 49. l3Uar _hi _ 204 dia 6 ,, , ,, 1ei Zealand Iron Company I all - - N,•weastle and Ctrliale. display no the ground% of the c .inpany, which was intended Th. .e rt is considered to be in every respect setisfactory . 2 ! o l t l i 11 7: 1 7 . 0 a= w w .. , I 1 14.0. s 10 I ito)Al Stall Steam . .... lie 1 - - Birkenhead, Lancashire 1/000 1 seotten Au,:r. lareAtuctit all 11'213d 21 Cheshire Junction to hare been gives. in the evening, it is understood, this During the seven weeks since the elute of the lislt•y,ar, "1 I °Ulna of ang.paret. Its 113 12.710 ', !J. 3nath Australian 1.114111 ICO. 37 39 1 honourable come will again assemble and dine together in the receipts of the company have been nearly 10,0001. in IT 5 ,Ditto Dine _ ... .... 31 31 loiteri I Suloomine Telegraph - - Shrewsbury & llirmin their road hall. excess of the corresponding period of last year. 25 10 Yeekh.l4.MMUl-119...P1uda. yes 1 pa' ityed la Van Dimon" Land Consols were quoted all the morning at yesterday's rate of 981 to for money and tho Bth September, which was also the quotation current at the official close • but between three and four o'clock some b ona fide s ales were made, and the price receded to 981 to 3. The official business report includes : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 983 3; ditto for account, Bth Sept., 983 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 99„, 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1013, 2, Z. Long Annuities, 1860, 5 15-16, 6. Exchcqutr Bills remain quoted at Is. dim. to 2s. prem. The foreign stock market was very dull. Mexican and Granada Deferred were rather lower, but Spanish Deferred was firmer. Other stocks are without feature. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 26; to 27; Peruvian Deferred, 59 to 61 ; Spanish Deterred, 233 to a ; the Committee's Certifi cates, 63 to 61 per cent.; Granada Active 23 to 24; ditto Deferred, 10 to 101. Sales are thus marked:— Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 1023, 102. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cent., 643, 3; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 981. Equador Bonds, 5/. Granada One-and-a-Half per Cent., ex. Dec., 1849, Coupon, 23; ditto Deferred, 10k, 10. Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cent. Bonds, 85 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cent., GO. Portuguese Four per Cent., 45. Russian Five per Cent., 1183. Venezuela Three-and-a- Half per Cent., 381; ditto Deferred One per Cent., 161. )Honey to-day was again very easy, and there was more disposition in some quarters to discount first class paper below the Bank of England mini mum. The weekly board at the Bank passed off almost unnoticed, as there was no idea in commercial circles of any immediate rise in tho discount rate being decided on. Although this was not a regular market day, a large business was again dono in corn. There are still large buyers on French account, both of floating cargoes and from the warehouses. Under these cir cumstances prices as a matter of course, have ruled extremely firm. It is suspected that these continued purchases must, in part at least, be on account of the French government. It is a significant fact that the price of Russian wheat has risen in the London market 12s. to 13s. per quarter, or fully 30 per cent., within a few months. The sum of 20,000/. in specie has been despatched from London to Liverpool, for shipment on board the steamer &millers for the Brazils. The half-yearly dividend fallirg due the Ist Sep tember, on the Five per Cent. Sterling Bonds of the State of Georgia, is duly advertised !or payment by Messrs. Irving, Ebsworth, and Holmes. A call of 20s. per share, making 21. paid, has just been made on the Extension B scrip of the East Indian Railway Company, to be paid by the loth September. Holders of these scrip receipts are also required to send them in for registration by the 10th September, preliminary to affording shareholders the option of taking new shares in the extended capital. At the meeting of the Victoria London Dock Company to-day, the arrangements entered into be tween the company and the contractors were ap proved; and the report and accounts adopted. The number of directors was also reduced to seven. Land shares today were dull. Australian Agricul tural were last quoted 35; to 36;. Bank shares were unchanged in value. Crystal Palace shares closed 14 to 2 prem. Victoria Dock shares (61. paid) mark 21 prem.; Electric Telegraph (20/. paid), ' prem.; New South Wales Coal and Intercolonial Steam (11. paid), 10s. die.; and Royal Mail Steam, 721 to In the market for American securities this week a fair business has been done, both in state stocks and railway bonds; but prices are little changed, and the market presents no feature of novelty. Present quotations are thus reported by Messrs. I). Bell, Son, and Co. : Redeemable. Dividends. Prices. Crated Staten 0 per Ct. Us. 1868 Jan. and July 110{ II li Do. 6 per Ct. Inn. 5t00k...1867.1868 Jan. and July 110 111 Fennaylvadu 5 per et : Feb. and Attu. 85 tIG Du. ditto Iwnds. • 1882 iLi7;;ii Maarachuacttasperet.Bter ling tonds Marechu•ets I per Cent D.dlar . . 1872 May and Nov. 97 98 Maryland perCt.Bter.Bds. Jan. and July 97 99 Virginia per Cent. Bonda 1386 Jan. and July 95 964 Kentucky 6 per Cent. . . Tenuaree 6 per Cent Canada 6 per Ct. Bt. Bonus 1874 Feb. and Aug. 1124 113 i Boston City 41 per Cent Steelton Benda Do. '1 per Ct. New Otka•ia City 6 per Cent. Bonds 1893 Jan. and July 90 Pennsylvania Central Ball. ltd. 9 per Cents Clneinnattl and let. Louts 7 per Ct„ let blOrtgage... 91 93 Chicago and hlisirrippl per Ct. let Mortgage 894 903 Belvidere Delaware 6 per Cent. lrt Mort. Calvert. 1877 Jane and Dec. 921 Philadelphia and Reading Rail. ltd. 6 per Ct. Mort• gage Buds lB6O Jon. and July 864 1174 New York and Erie Seven • ---- peret-,Coneer:lble New York and Eric Seven -•--- ---••-- per Cents., tat mortgage 1568.-113G9 May and Nor. 1074 10$4 New York and Erie Kenn • per Cent. Sind mortgage 1839 March &Sept. Chien° and Aurora seven per Cent., lat mortgage Jan. and July 83 84 Great We tern of Illinois Ten per CFen - I Subjoined are the traffic returns of the various English lines for the last week, so far as they have yet been published : 1853. 18.52. London and NorthWestern..£6o,oso .... £53,311 Lancashire and Yorkshire... 21,471 .... 21,137 London and South Western.. 18,981 14,656 London and Brighton Great Western Midland 27,486 .... 24,069 South Eastern Shrewsbury and Chester .1,991 .... 1,927 Northern Great Nor._--~ 14,073 Chester and Holyhead Shropshire union 749 630 Bristol and Exeter East Lancashire 5,733 .... 6,148 Exeter and Crediten l3l .... 114 Eastern Counties aud Norfolk 13,71.5 15,721 .... East An4ii.in BO4 705 .... Kendal ml Windermere Nlone.,Sheilield & Lincolnsh 8,910 .... 6,059 York, Newcastle, and Ber wick, York and North Midland, and Leeds North ern Hai; ways South Yorkshire Oxford, Worcester, and Wol verhampton Manchester & South,' unction 749 .... 731 Newcastle and C.,rlislc 3,:;63 .... 2. 664 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction Shrewsbury & Birmingham 1,02.5 .... 833 Landon and Blackwall FOREIGN LOANS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE EXCRESS. SlR,—What a great outcry the Portuguese bond holders are making about their trifling docking. Poor wretches ! It is only the commencement. Spain is paying only two-fifteenths of the interest she originally agreed to pay, and why should Portugal pay any more ? and that, too, sooner than Spain, who kept her creditors waiting nearly 30 years for the two-fi:teenths; and this, too, con ♦inoes Mr. Bull of the value of Spanish securities, for he is about making up his mind to lend her some more millions, said to be intended for railways. It will certainly• be a railway mode of getting rid of his tin.—Your ohdt. servant, Aug. 25. A SEVERE SUFFERER. THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. The English stock market has again given way to-day, owing to the unseasonable weather, and'at the present hour the tone is heavy. Console opened 9S. to 1, and are now quoted only 98 to ; for money and the Bth of Sept. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 981 to 99; the Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 1011 to k ; Bank Stock, 228 to ; India Stock, 237; Exchequer Bills, ls. die. ; India Bonds, 13s. to 20s. prem. In the foreign house business is almost at a stand still, the recorded sales of the morning being con fined to Sardinian Fives, at 96 and 97; l'ortuguese Fours, at 45; and the same, ex all overdue coupons, at 421. Mexican is quoted 261 to 27, and Spanish remains quiet. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. There was very little English Wheat fresh up for this morning's market, but the few samples shown realised 2s. to 3s. more money than on Monday last. The receipts of foreign Wheat and Flour have been good this week; the demand for the continent still continues, and sales of Wheat were made at an advance of 2s. to 3s. per qr., and upon Flour of 2s. per brl. Barley fully supported its value. The supply of Oats being rather larger, the article scarcely sold so well as in the early part of the week. Beans and Peas were unchanged in value. ARILIVALIIII4TO LONDON IMOIA AUGUST 22nd to AUGUST 26th. Qrs. Kneush. 13ootan. Irish. torahs. wheat.....„.. 1620 I ...... I 17820 4 Oats ßarley l4O 2520 12310 20 Malt ..... 1440 roar. 300 sacks and 7290 barrels. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. SCOAR.—TRPTO has been a very firm market during the week at very full prices, and a large amount of business done, the market closing with the confidence of buyers. The refined market has been inactive, but prices are not altered ; grocery lumps, 465. to 48s. &I. CorrEn.—A large business has been done daring the week in Plantation Ceylon, at a further advance of Is., making 31. advance from the late lowest point of the market. A full amount of business has been done in Native Ceylon, at 455. to 465. &1., according to dates of landing, which shows a gross advance of Is. TEL.—A fair amount of business done at last week's currency, and the article has more confidence. Rim—This article has been in large demand, and an ad vance of Is. has been fully established. SALTPETRE has been dull of sale, and prices with diffi culty supported. Srtutrs.—Rum has further advanced about 2d., and also Brandy. Corrort.—A limited lousiness done at last week's prices. COCHINEAL—The public sales went off freely at 2d. to 3d. advance. Fnurr.—The demand for Currant. continues brisk, and a largo business has been done, chiefly in old. Raisins dull. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet, with very little doing. Town Tallow is quoted .50s. 61. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot 515.; Oct. to Dec., 515., sellers. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. Tho supply o: Beasts is larger than on this day week, the demand has also increased, consequently trade is rather better. The best qualities are readily disposed of at an ad- Yeutter 2d. per Sibs., and other kinds met with a fair sale. The number of Sheep is smaller, and prices, on the aver age, have improved. Lambs are also rather more in re quest, but the season for tnem is nearly over. Calves are not selling quite so well as of late. From Germany and Rolland there are 294 Beasts, 1,850 Sheep, and 4i)9 Calves. and from Spain, 52 Beasts and 630 Sheep. The number of Mitch Cows is 85. Per store: of Ste , . a. 6. ad. Per 'dons of Sta. a. 1. a. d Beat Scot.. llerefor.b 46 4 8 Boat Dos. S 11f....1.. 8b Bast tabort•boms Becood quality liaists 2 6 3 6 )o. do. dhorn Calves Plea Beet Pas klalf-Orela 6 0 6 2 Lambs . . . .4 o 5 8 lie, suedes., 98i; 111.84, and L3,nabs. 10,520 ; 'Calves, CN , n). HIDES.-THIS DAY. LLADLCIIALL.—Tbe preset prices ere : 561 b. to 6 ilbs. 3d.; 641 b. to 721 h., 3d. to 3ld. ; 721 b. to 801 b., 31d. to 30. 801 b. to 881 b., 31d. to 4d.; 881 h. to 961 b., 4d. to 41,1. Horse Hides, 6s. Calf-skips, light, Is. to 35.; full, hs.. fall, 6s. BERMONDSEY —Sheep 3kins. poled, 3.. W. to 43.. Downs . 23. 10d. to 3s. 2d. ; lambs , 21. oa. to 40. 2d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET-THIS DAY. Mcssrs. Pa linden and Smith report that the hope arc progrc•sing or. the whole lather nylre favourably; still they are in ♦ backward state: con...iiiontly the duty re main• at atm:, 1..5,000/ , and the market in the 1.31110 healthy state as for some time past. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Ilolyw►il, 20s. 6d.; Eden Main, 20s. 3d. ; Walls End ; Wallt End Stewart's, 21s ; Walls End lees. a at market, 78 TIl h E e s t j e a r , ti a . 3; y a t r h e e t t i rn ..n e s h e o u e t l 1 5. thatby stage carriage proprietors amounted to 11,343.'. in t L he lr , E . ear e In the country, 6,670. 10s. ; and, in the metropolis. 403/. 10s. n i cie t rl n the •— THE LUNATIC ASYLUM AT COLNEY Yesterday was printed in a parliamentary paper the cor responZence respecting the death of a patient who w.is killed in Mi.y last by another patitut. Lord Paltmrston expressed himself in strong terms on the want of proper arrangements at the institution. The vigitora felt hurt at the observation, and the matter ended by his lordship hoping that no such similar accident would happen in ,future.