The Express. — London, England, 1853-09-08 00:00:00

..." ,; • ...3„,,5::: ** ,/(‘ 4. (.......,<./., (", __,./g , . , "...e..." 4 '` - `"."' ,07 • ..-- --- , , Cy.. ,--_---,---- • . . of fO.- - ze - , 0 . • • 1 . -0 a. f. .... , , ... • . . • . ••,./ ~' , rte.- , , Tt x. xi r t 51 51 4. _No. 2,199.] _ _ LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8 , 1853. 10 6 6„..„, .4 PU Ratterdm itiClUN ULM lI M I A I TO. die SO a Buena to twakarma i E S dlo 2 Par A imi QH RE WSBU it Y and 13110 . 1 iliGllAll and TERRIBLE OCCU.RRE.Y('E AND LOSS OF SHARE LISTS. JOINT STOOK BANKS. b:, stlitE 4 !thr HY seal cfix•r; ER i tA i LwA y e ,. yi.e ll'oritar.o., of shurchtuf,..a. 1,1,,, t a 5w . m .,,, diet the rit( ,_ LIFE IN TIIE STRAND.—TIIIS DAY. —____.— r ;( c ; taut j: j.,n ic s r ‘d im sa4 B.4a ire va amliass 1 e i4l No . a. I Mang i Biro*. PiL prime I Business done ft m'l . ^ . ...a tens e:roci in with the Great Western Companv wilt m WEDNNSDAT ETNNINO. 3 .1 " 41 ‘ 4 . 11 aoklan Janetkin 1 If r.. +t ...112721) ff.r the sorideration sad approval rd the ohne. —, ! 1 Yesterday today. ae n°4 ,oool 4 6 4 0 A llritleh Q4lndalla llorth Ainerkan — - .... all - 74 ..4 .- f el 4 r„ .1.1. 34 the - .'..re mentSmol Cmpank. at SPECIAL MEEIINtiw, At the corner of Arundel -street, the opposite aid The railway market retains the heavinee s of tone 1., s. iss..Sn ..1....... r ~. • whrewstouty and Cheater, at the Nov II to the Whittington Club-house, a great number of men have that has so long characterised it, with a limited 20 0 :Atli Ithreirt . ... .. 3 / 21 d's ~., 40 amt. cot. Haar' ii &sin 6. an - ' - 11... A. Chester, at ft; V.sDAT, Sept. 13, at 2 o'clock p.m. prewily ;b e amount of business. A few bonii fide sales are made 2 1, ' s " "'''' -li " t " • • ••• •• 4 4 3 Ma 24 1 Seca employed in preparing the foundations for an extenvive 40,0001 23 Chartered Rank of Asia .. 65 4 die ,44 e bs s nsm.ry sal thrum /ham. at the London Tavern, Bishopseate. .. from time to time, but stock of most descriptions vis 10:I Ircia , r ::: o r i sl t i rjjaa r uo r c , :, i f ,,,.. r. ,: s . 4 . 3 2 4 4 2 it ;7.. . . IS stl, 00a 94 Chen. Bank of India, Am - e ',mks on 'NEON Est/ ST, te pL 14, at 2 o'clock p.m. pre. range of premises for the Messrs. Smith, the newsvenders• continues s.owly supplied. The general tone of the tralia. and China-- ... 2 I # pm l 21 20,0001100 ColoaMl . •. . 26 - e -rly. Shirelsoidn. is (-mow of the proposed amaliramati-n ore The house adjoining the spot, numbered 181, in the Strand, ... Orand Trunk cf Cinada ...Se lavded hi Ira emit their proxies w ithout delay to the market, nevertheless, was decidedly unsatisfactory, 25.000 100 Cosanieridal • oitaiki4M ..... . 2) - = .sitinwiened. or to the -ternaries 01 the Cot/mantes at Wolter. was (mutated by Mr. Thompson, a tailor ; Mr. Henderson, • shares and hum% 4 3 die 24,000, 20 12228.. dom.. 4 Aunt. Chart. 10 aMs per .e# t ;epee fall (toof r rtv,,,rfifr , ly on or Mime Friday nest the Oth Daugerreotype artist, and several other families. and just before four o'clock sales were freely pressed re s Greet Central of Priam l5 2pm 23 . t e; il O ILoa. Chart. Bank °Least. 16 1 2pm 141 ld ~,,....-liy eider of the Cum/Mate. JOS al I) •t. Wes., f Nnadksbrave I sal als by speculative dealers; in many stocks lower quota- :,,, seiliegethee and Twee , 10,0001 60 Leaidoa and County GEORGE n'OOLCOIT, seaetary. At a few minute. after 8 o'olock this morning a young stone were consequently established. - - "me. 50 London Joint Stock - - 11, Ihelmithem.street, Adelphi, Sept. 7, 1613. man named George Dunn proceeded to open the shop, II S I Luecateristoje,s p.C1.111 : el 1 i ass 60,0001100 London and WeSin 21.1 _ - . .......1N - ___ _ 20 13 Linesubours ... ... - - 2010 33 "7 8 : :.. „8 : uovo:000 7, 1z5710 23 3020 40 .118 I :o...: t7 : 0. tie: I nT . t: N nooa tal .„ ;: l.iof .i lli f i i_m k reka fpt .C.o7 _. .. d. :r5 .. •. ....1 .. .... : 0b .. : ...• 26 : 2 ! 40:_ 411 : 0,43 50 1: 1 7 :4 to Na psmon will he entitl-d to vote a. a prosy unless the inientment Davin./ taken down one of the shutters the glass commenced ;! ;. t!-. , hallway i.. Cerprny nit Ie « than tufty-. i•ht troim h for the time appoints] cracking. At that moment a man wasdriving one of Smith's The railway market to-day, sympathising with 5 3 Do. Mang) .. _ ... fur luddiont the meeting at which /new prosy is to he men , empress carts along the Strand, and hearing the glass break. . . Comsat", has experienced a further heavy fall, and at 20 " 1: , Le t . t e l f u l a idi tool ta - - _1 I em N.H. lii•ab Prul'." will b• 0 "' Med "' II aa **Wad°. to Yr . ing, he called out to Dunn, " You have !ashen a window- 60.1 Mel 4 :Royal Aueirallan Hankie: Ww.lcutf a N 0.17, ituckmehassiereet, Adelphl, Landow. the present moment is characterised by . general . :o rolß's - 4 - ... .. .. ... have you." Be then noticed Dunn enter the passage, and gloom. London and North-Western stock is at pre- Ili "I",, •tuerlY, • ,2• -.- -- sent quoted 1061 to 107; Great Western, 841 to 1 ; re :•-• N .7 irth "‘ ere .. o( 4‘ irran e(wl .:e '" m.) S e e l a, THE SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the last half at the same instant the whole of the lofty building fell with B.oov , !Do. New 14 1 f a I century have prove/ beyond quern a% that ROWLANDS' a crasn rtaembling • • peal of thunder, which 8 i terrified the Midland, 6,5! to ; ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 71i 40 a • LA. Lt. I par mimes. 345 5 00.1.ut. to Cuba of London lO - - OLICASwAit OIL pommies sinsuhirly nounshing powers in the hone in Messrs. Smith's car that it refused to move an ' • for !:. Si. AllfiClM On.' :4 141 1&000 40 , 1 tdon of Madrid - - growth, meoration, sad Improvement of the Duman heir , and whoato 72 ; Dover", 20 to 1 ; Great Northern., 191 to 20; ' le ad Norwegian Trunk Priest: le eeery other specific h-s haiku. It prevents it 1n.,, lallint olf or turn. inch. At the same time articles of furniture, heaps of Caledonians, 32 1 to : ; and lierwicks, 181 to 17. * i•- Para and Lyons ... Da 1111 put 271 7 1 use are -streiletlarne weak ►hair-neonate it from pearl and daadria bricks, and heavy pieces of timber fell, some into the street, French lines have also fallen considerable. 39 ' I. " """ 32 . • • • 0 31 Os MONEY MARKET. --and mate it limutifolly soft, eur:y. awl Mori. Yoe children It 10 e• all It ronirren.k.fl, a. &melee the G 11,14 of s ticautitut head of and a considerable quantity amongst the nice employed on ~ 1 20. el Paris *mil Boma • 4/ 4A • Northern. are quoted 341 tot i Strasbourg', 381 to as ••• i-• is ,n ot km` 4; • ' 571 VI ~ ww kale -Price e. SI. anti 75.; toni'y IrolCer :eqfra. to four mall). the adjoining property. .- 374 : and Paris and Lvorsi:ll t o i , nrem. 20 14 P efe.Ossw.aadChes Imam • li ma in llf .e. .... • .............. •••• ... 41. 1 , ....i.v. —i••• •la _..a.,.• a _ - - - _ [THREEPENCE. ing the present month of September, as we stated a few days ago, no less than 116 vessels, freightei with every description of goods, are fixed to leap Gravesend for Australia, and the movement from other ports of the kingdom is almost equally active. Such being the case it behoves chipper s to be cautious, as, freights being very high, and the incidental charges generally greatly enhanced, such an event as the prevalence of unremuncrative prices on the other side weld be attended with most discuss trous consequences especially with a tightenini; money market. With these figures before us, it up impossible not to come to the conclusion that the rates of money will yet rule higher. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Renter's express:— Amsterdam, Tuesday, closing prices: —Dutch Four per Cents., 95 9-16 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents, 63 5-16; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23 1-16; the Coupons, 67. ; Austrian Five p er Cent. Metallic; 82` ; Mexican New, 25a ; Granada Deferred, 9i; ditto Active, 22,1; Portuguese N ew , 40 7-16. Paris closing prices of this day :—Three per Cent. Rentes,7s.ao ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 102 ex coupons; Bank shares, 2,800. These prices show a fall of between and per cent. in the French funds, after making allowance for the deduction of the dividend. WEDNZADAY EVENING. The English stock market continues to — recede gradually, under the unfavourable influence exercised by the aspect of the money market, and the unsettled position of the Eastern dispute. In the afternoon the tone was very heavy, intell:gence of a fall of more than 3 per cent. on the Paris bourse aggravating the downward tendency. The note of Reschid Pacha, published tmday, was very unfavourably interpreted, as arguing little chance of any imme diate settlement of the difficulty. Consols were at one period of the morning main tained at 971 to 3 for money and to-morrow, but a reaction to 97 toe soon succeeded, at which the market stood at the official close. At 4 o'clock on intelligence of the decline at Paris, the price was quoted 961 to 97 only. The settlement of the option account in this market occupied some attention, but appeared to be attended with little influence on prices. The " contango " for October has ruled at a to 3-16. On the Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents. as much as: "continuation" has been paid. The official business report includes : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 973, 97, ; ditto for account, Bth Sept., 971, 97. Three per Cent. Reduced, 98, 973. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1003, I, 1, 3. Annuities of 30 years, 1859, 5 11-16. India Stock, 2541. Soath Sea New Annuities, 993. Bank Stock, 2273, 2261. This last named stock is weaker. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The fall in the English funds continues, and every department of the Stock Exchange has to-day been marked by decided depression, which continues to be stimulated by unfavourable reports relative to the Eastern question. Consols opened 961 to ; for money and 961 to 97 for the 13th October, and have since experienced a further fall of 1 per cent., the present quotation being 961 to ,4 for money, and d more for time. The Th ree per Cents. Reduced mark to 1; the Three per Cents. An nuities, 1726, 100; the Three-and-a -Quarter per Cents., 100 to 991; India Stock, 253 to 256 ; Bank Stock, 226 to 1; Exchequer Bills, 2s. die. to par; India Bonds, 12s. prem. Foreign stocks are generally weaker, but the tran sactions are extremely limited. Mexican has receded to 25; to 26. The sales recorded are :—Russian Four-and-a-Half nor Cents., 1011; Spanish Deferred, 221; Swedish Loan, 9!'; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 611; ditto Fours, 981 to 4. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. Exchequer Bills may be quoted 2s. dis. to par., with a flat market. India Bonds were again lower, at Bs. to 13s. prem. The foreign stock market was devoid of interesting feature, the transactions being limited, and un accompanied by any important change in price. Spanish closed flat. At four o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 26 to 1; Peruvian Deferred, 58 to 60 ; Spanish Deferred, 221 to 231 ; the Committee's Certificates, 6 to 61 per cent.; Granada Active, 221 to 231; ditto Deferred, 91 to 10. The list of actual business embraces :—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 100 (exchange, 251.). Brazilian Old Five per Cent., small Bonds, 1011. Cuba Seven per Cent. Bonds (Mata"zas and Savasilla Railway), 1021. Chilian Six per Cents., 1061, 1051. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 63. Granada Deferred Bonds, 91. Mexican Three per Cents., 261: ditto for account, 15th Sept., 261. Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 1011, I. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 47! ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 23 ; the Passive Bonds (Converted), 51. Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan, 941. Money continues in fair demand in the open mar ket at 31 to 4 pet cent. Under the immediate influence of overwhelming arrivals of grain, the corn market to-day ruled very dull, and to make sales to any extent lower prices must have been taken. Nothing of interest trans pired in floating cargoes, except that an arrived cargo of Polish Odessa was sold for the continent at 555. Most of the Indian corn that has arrived is taken to granary on importer's account. Yesterday the tone of the country corn markets was flat. At Liverpool wheat ruled 2s. to 2s. 6d. per quarter, and flour le. per barrel cheaper. At Hull the trade was slow at rather lower prices for wheat. Advice. from French markets report a reaction of 4s. to tra. per qr. in wheat, caused chiefly by large arrivals. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Company on their respective presidencies from the 24th nit. to the 7th inst. (this day) is as follows : MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. SVGAE.—The market continues rather dull, the only public sale consisted of 700 Ws. Cuba, which went off heavily. The refined market s t ea dy, b rown lumps, 4.55. to 4tss. 6d.; grocery lumps, 465. to 48s. COEFEE.—This article has a very firm appearance; GOO bags of common native Ceylon sold at 475. Gd. ; a few lot*, 48a. Rice.-10,000 bags of Moulmein were offered in public sale, and all bought in at high prices. SPICES remain steady. Corms. —3OO bales sold at previous rates. In other articles na material alteration. The markets' generally are rather dull. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The Tallow market is firm. The demand for Y.C. on the spot is good, hut there is not much doing for forward delivery. Town Tallow is quoted.sos. 64. nett cash ; l'eters burg Y.C. on the spot, 525.; Oct. to Dec., 52e. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the trade without alteration. Prime Meadow Hay, 90s to 100 s. ; Inferior, 50s. to 80s.; Rowen, 50s. to 60s. ; Clvver, 90s. to 1301. ; Second Cut, 900. to 110 s.; Straw, 28a. to 335. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LIVERPOOL, THURSDAT, 10 A.M. Wind S.E., moderate, and hazy. Arrived.—Calpe, screw steamer, from Genoa; Melita, screw steamer, from Malta. lIOLYIIEAD, SEPT 8. The Sovereign of the Seas, from Liverpool, for Melbourne, Australia, passed here at a quarter to one this morning. QUEENSTOWN, Sem 6. Wind S., light. Arrived.—Andrea, and Fre Ft eabella, from Ibrailai Industrie, from Berdianski ; James and Francis, from OdEssa; Dygden, from Alexandria; Landscape, and De Jonge Andreas, from Galatz. DEAL, THURSDAY, 9.0 , A.M. Wind N., showery. No arrivals. _____ _.-... -- - • a a tm. lf If - - ---- enema g . At that moment a man wind:lying one of smith's i,3l•Pany not le« thin torty-.ieht It oir. b fare the tease appointed g The railway market to-day, sympathising with 5$ I Do. loaaril . . _.- .... 1 14 14 fur 'union the meetimr at which taro peony is to he owl. express tarts along the Strand, and hearing the glass break- . Consols, has experienced a further heavy fall, and at g i 4. br t Gaara ntWed ••••• I I dla • 1 mai Meditmoneen - - 3 • lt htsaa s rul '"' will be I ' awl " ww at "I dtwaStw ' W lir ' ing, hi called out to Dunn, i• You have broken a window Wodeuel. No.ll. Bucknothamotnet, Adelehl, Leedom the prerient moment is characterised by . general . :o 70 ears. __._. .., ... ll 11 pa have you." 11 , then noticed Dunn enter the passage, and gloom. London and North-Western stock is at pre- o f 29 !Marta Ant onia ..... - - - T HE SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the Lust half at the same instant the whole of rho lofty building fell with sent quoted 1061 to 107; Great Western, S 4 l to 1 ; I: :.• ;:',,,,, '"`"* ,,, n k o r s y me l f wi . ; 4lll.) 61 a to i 311 I century have proved hryon.l (mei* that ROWLANI.I6' • cram reeembling • peal of thunder, which s, terrified the Midland, 65! to ; , Lancashire and Yorkshire, 711 10 • e• faa. 1 . 1 . a per ct..oend. - :4 141 SLICAO 4 AR OIL powers ainsubirly nourishing powers is the horse in Messrs. Smith's car that it refused to move an 'metre, formation, and improvement of the Human !lair, and whes to 72 ; Dover ' s, 20 to . 1 ; Great Northern., 191 to 20; Is , ig,,,;,, f" ; 1:. S. Ainieft' .1".; glan Tomb !relit, 54 every other epeelfle h-a toilet.. It prevents it Inan lallior elf or turn. inch. At the same time articles of furniture, heaps of Caledonians, 3n to :; and Berwick., 161 to 17. le I'- Peen and Lyons ... 171 154 pm $7l 7 4 Inc rt. -.0:f0f1O4o. weak ► hal•-rimultes it from marl and doedrig brick., and heavy pieces ot timber tell, some into the street, French lines have also fallen considerably , " ' Pw ' r 5.- "r'' 32 . • 0 91 491 --and make. it beautifully rote, eur:y , mal gluey. Ter children ft is ..' 20. al Facie avid Rouen *** ,46 lIS • .. anu a considerable quantity amongst the men employed on Northern. are quoted 341 to i ; Strasbourg', 38j to 20 1./.• im led Sera. , :sit; • Ma 88 e- ill ti commended, as forming the Lim. of s beautiful head of 32 4 I q kale-Price !lb &I. and 75.; fitly bottles ;mu& to lour small) , the adjoining property. 371; and Paris and Lyone - ,161 to 11 prem. $O 4 P -vir,flm.,sadChei Worry 4 6 pm 100..4.; and double that aim. 21s. Caution-On the wrapper of ~. , , ... .. _ lOC 101 Quebec and Richmond - - elk ~.,,a 1. 4 , .., ,n, thew ords. „ 5 ,„,,, tad .. 10 . 0i1. .. IT , 1 „,.., a.. .A. =es.. as the dust °so in some measure cleared away, ORDINARY MUSS AND STOCKS. 10 , norm mil Havre .. . . . 20f Ilj it was found that not one brick of the building was left -meld A. ROWLAND sad soya, m, Ilatton.tarden, 1..0n /1/2/ 20 i 6 Royal Danish lpm end be god geouneee. standing, and that every person who was in the house at "lowa l isws s atm 33 ' sa g 31 a Royal ewedkli Nr/11.146 41.0 51..1* ...,,,_•_..____ _ ___ at once sent to the police, who immediately stopped i i 0 4 Do. 51 per Cent. Prefer. - IRELAN D. the thoroughfare, and then commenced searching the ruins m u .- 114 ,, „ . . 4` l,,, iet a. :4j - - - ' - - Anna., dam.. h) 1 emol thetern of Pram, 4 I /has II 2o 6 Anthers ot Imam pm for the missing parties. As soon as they had removed • a eve hat :erection . . f 41 • -to-- e--- 24 Is. neva bliss:rip few things from the pavement they heard the cries of a 1M sail nirea.Wolv.aSteurVatle, 9f ,1•1 of alt Wert Hamden 4 ft DUBLIN, SEPT. 7. female below. Oa removing the iron grating over the vault 31 3* 'erten., Lan o vOierhus. 9 1 die 1 0 1 le Do. S 1 per Cent. Prefer. - -Ms Once more the weather has taken a favourable that mat under the pavement, they found Mr. Thompson's LS ',`l l „',..,' ° • Ches 2 liin ',,,, 4442si ' so‘ e I° it dia 2o le •tre....• VI , ante 9 1 104 pm turn, and in sufficient time to banish the upprehen- niece, who w.s terribly alarmed, but fortunately uciojured. ',,',. I;.' 10 '"" 1 al'a Srstm - - ..-- 4"t(4' . ad to i . newern of Switerriand 1 I die 'ions a hich people were beginning to entertain about She stated that she was certain Mr. and Mrs. Thompson ~,,o too ao„,1 0 . .. _so 654 I s e 34 1 to , 4 Zealand lf 34 die 161 the Irish harvest at the close of lust week. The last , in the ruins, as they were going to sit down to break- 5. en II . 72,;.;1 20 21 i w as . rw i hen she went to the cellar to draw some ale. iv al: C-rk an 1 . 1 1 1? I ° na l ... . IS 19 three days have been as fine for harvest purposes as After the lapse of some time, James Roe, foreman to Mr. So ll Dateinsed Belsatlane - 24 3i pm ad MINES. could be desired, except for a slight frost which Lucas, was found amongst the ruins, with ' his right thigh " °A. lwiwi `" eana ''' ll 8847 ' comes in the morning ; and as there is every appear- and leg broken. Atter the apace of an hour Mr. and Mrs. is a demi Dinettes .. ... Si 4 ,____ ince of a succession of dry sunny days for the ~.• a l Thompson were found, terribly crushed about the h ea d an d is all Ditto Idle a and Rd 3 4 WRDNIIIDAT EVININO. remainder of this mouth, the sickle will have shoulders, and quite dead. le ell &Mora Osuntles ... . 13 21 ad 131 19 ad Business in the market for home mining stocks Gorge Dunn, the shopmao, was next found, terribly Wt• Um twatarli .. 0 .9, 1 °5_ Fla n 0-- 47 " seems almost suspended, and we have no de. abundance of time to complete its work, and we shall , and also dead. It is presumed that this un- 33 a l 1••••••° '''' , - have our crops saved in an excellent state. A short- fortunate person, on fi nding the glass breaking, perceived St. 100 Li.,. rams Is and C 1: t. 34 354 83f 4 1 tailed report to offer. The tendency does not seem /I /1 116 t o b e i n t h e di rect i on o f improvement but the re lic* in the grain crops generally is complained of, that the house was sinking, and that he entered the pre- e , A '" so to* te,l,ukllis Rot leoeselens ~Amieo 1 - ,jo bat I believe there is after all not much real ground *Les again for the purpose of alarming his em pl o y er, w h en St toe I es:shaiim and maw. . 12 74 verse. Great Polgooth were flatter. In Cornwall the_ structuto fell ea as he w passing along the passage. 10 I 14 Rallobergh and Peebles.. 1 - - South Fran c e s have been d o ne at 260 . 1 fur complaint, and certainly in fi nitely less than all he area of the intended new Milldam; for the Messrs. at. , 1 • 0 Edthlminth,Psrth•Clut-'• ; 17 29 The gold mining share market remains very dull, anticipated at the commencement of the year. Smith is a most extensive one, and there can be no doubt 11L ' Ida °Wi t" a e" th Wistsra l -, M too Great Noethern .- ... 80 111 ad 79 1 480 ad and a ten d ency to lower prices was generally observ le,!ead of attempting to analyse the accounts that the catastrophe was occasioned by the operations for , g. Igo Do. .t • m u d. .., ...1 SI 62 able, especially towards the cleee, although there received from the country, I think it bet- the foundation. gs. leo , D o . 1,. st o ok .......120 131 ad no 794 as ter to send you the following extract from a It would seem that every precut:ion had been taken for et . 100 Uhozeith.ant Wen. (lev. ISO is „ was no real decline to report. At four o ' clock Colo -105 107 vial Gold were quoted a to I prem.; Great Nugget, letter of John Lamb, the well-known Quaker securing Mr. Thompson's house by shoring it up; but St 100 Great Welters ... 134 56 „ 95 41 id 19 II Irkb &nab Neenne .. 7 74 there is too much reaami to fear that toe excavation was gto 1, prem.; Port Phillip, 'l,_ to 1 dis. ; British correspondent of the Northern Illiy, whose - --- carted too deep for the props to have any secure s dino a° all lawswws•wd°"'itata 0 . Ili 1111 Do. Thirds 17 18 pas Australian, 7-16 to 5.16 dhi.; Nouveau Monde, :to opinions on agricultural as well as many other and that, consequntly, their base being undermined, they eglloo fooggioleasseloil'intiia 731 74 714 2 4 subjects are worthy of respect. Mr. Lamb writes gave way, std the house, thus suddenly deprived of its lfle 16 Unlink' o o 31 5 lla I prem. ; Ague Fria, ito 1 prem. after a tour through nearly every part of the nor- main support, dropped as above described. 14 111 Be. West Itr . iteg . l2mie 34 3 ~ Linares shares were a shade better to-day. West there provinc ; arid as he has been watching the The latest intelligence from King's College Hospital re- N all Leeds Northern ~.. 14f 15 141 Indian descriptions remain depressed. Metcalfe II sa ad 111 as ports James Roe, Mr. Lacas's foreman, to be in • most 114 1141 elllml 616611/1611 closed 21 to 2: prem.; Port Royal, 3 to I prem. progro* of agriculture over the seme ground for critical state. many years, he is well able to form an estimate of IL 100 Imb,grightee.Os.Oo.... Ito tut fit. 1 0 0 Loden k lesetn.Weet • lose ;es 1074 4 7 Thenominal closing price. of new undertakings are the compurative state of the crops. Of the potato 114 If Do. Debit* . . .. - -pm crop it will be observed that he says we have had o Doallum., s tn-veer. f I HOW THE STEREOSCOI'E WAS DISCOVERED. L. to !,, E 4,,,,, a tkauncen a 2 83 81 as follows :-Mizen Head,' to 3 dia. • Lewis Hill walling so good as it since 1546 , and that if only 50 514 Dr.., ISI ... . .. 9 $ dl. 324 Range, Ito Z per share ; Cologne Lead, 2 to 3 dis. ; three-fourths of it remain sound, the supply will be The discovery of the stereoscope furnishes an in- ,„ 4° 44 Ds ' , " .: - / L'L... 8 7 Clarendon (ofJamaica) I to 3 prem.; Britannia Gold, ' an Londonderry is ma...ft 11 13 i 29 i' per share . New Linares, par to 1 prem.; New abundant. Westing illustration of the method by which the chief oper- 11 ~11 /„„o„„o n a goo, 4 l„ii.on Is 20 A slight counteraction is to be observed in the aliens of experimental philosophy are conducted. The St , 11N1 Maneh.,11611,811.4m01n... 23 23 23 4ni South Wales Coal, a to 1 du.; Me tcalfe 4 (of As sume way to get a secret out of nature-if one is clever h 44 Do.llan.A Unchilaio. - - die 'mica), 2to 21 pm. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica), Ito Great Exhibition since the Queen's departure. The ough to do it-is to overreach her: to entrap her into a ill. 104 ledlend ••• 7.,..0t , 674 68 ad 66f 6 lad pm. ; L'Aigle '( Jr, d a to i di..; London and Virginia number of visitors to the building yesterday did not con fession by compelling her to week under unheard of le gst I „ s° „,,, D° .„ „,;,S a , s ,,,r, Il t 38 - 8 ad Gold and Copper, 3 die. to 3 prem.; Mount Carbon exceed 6,403. The necessity of some effort on the tendinous. She cannot go to work on fresh material of R w lol;''''"Di t s i o ' iiii - ii h u - es ''' . ; . l',', .._- _- part of the Railway and Steam Packet Companies to your own choosing without betraying some part of her .O. ISO , Ne artet 53 33 Coal, „ to 2 dia ; Kenmare, par to 1 pm.; Lake induce people to come to Dublin is, in fact, begin- mode of setting about business. If all the information that si I Do. Bury Rztinetne - 4 f poi Superior Copper, 1 die, to par ; Jamaica Copper, 2to ning to be felt and acknowledged. you want is not to be had by playing the mysterious mother U 1 17+, , IlewportAberg.hilerekrd 1 3 die 25 prem.; Connemara, 5 dia. to par; Glenaulin, Ito one trick . , try her with another and another. The secrets of _N I .. .2 I'Lien l l.l l o l itunievile ga.. l i i 3 i i diet. • Monarch, Ito 3 die.; Australian Mutual, I The contributions to the Dorgan Industrial Insti- double vision, which could never hare been either thought s • .7 a w ="" n " 5. 53 as 514 ad to i die. • Australian Consols, sto 1 dia.; Chartered tote Fund are coming in steadily. out or discovered by a mere watching of nature at her daily 1 1 111 1 15 - Do. New - :.". - Australian Land and Mining, Ito j per share; Mel- Mayo is tilled with English and Scotch tourists • work, have been wormed out of her by such tricks or such so %North Couneles ' llake 34 - 3 7112 The hotels of Connemara, Westport, Hellion, Achill, experiments. Place any irregular or angular solid body on S.. IN ;North Beta& - ... tit 324 314 bourne Gold„: to / dia. ; Golden Mountain, and Bangor are consequently overflowing. the table before you. Close each eye in turn, while you 14 16 !North Devon, * No. I. .. 8 10 - Ito I per share; Great Hewes United Tin, Ito 1 dia.; observe the object accurately with the other, You wnot 5 lilt I Do. f A Deferred . . 14 2 Surgeon NPElheran, of "Celt and Saxon" noto- - ' fail to observe that a alight-hut very sensible--diffirenee o . . I4f di. 124 per, :ells. to par ; Sue River (of Jamaica), Ito riety, delivered a lecture last night in the Mechanics' elide between the result, of the two ' hts tska u fruin two 17 1,,j, " ,g 14 0 ,.5h 0rth B tu ra ff fe ff*** ,.. **.' r - mg es 9 I prem. ; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 to 01 ohs.; Institute on " Loyalty," in which ho attempted to points is the same head at the same object. Thu points of 10 110 :wr.sth 4104thWest-Jore. 14 2i pm show that the reception which her Majesty received sight in the two eyes are of coarse different, sad by the St. 101 oa/orr!. Wore., & W 01 . ,.. I 484 474 46 5 British and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, par to in Ireland last weak was neither warm nor enthu- laws of perspective it is easy to determine that the views of fit. 100 ....Wcentral,' c'nal ••• 54 90 1 1 prem.; New South Wales Gold, 1 die. to par ; at. no lkottish Midland ... 63 05 the same thing taken from those two points could not be London and Liverpool Australian Gold Mining and 'Mere. lam glad to say that even by the audience *• too Shremi. lik Sires ... .! 62 64 614 1 ideatical. That is very obvious and very simple . Yet that ' h. ,the Do. L.AN.Wallnar. /Ilk ! 68 70 M Streaming, par to 1 prem.; Rhenish Charcoal, Iron, which he addressed the lecturer was frequently simple observation . is the whole basis of the theory of the 10 . 9 'Shrewsbury audllereford I 1 die=d interrupted by marks of dissent and disapprobation. stereoscope • and it had not been made, or rather when siti! • ' ,siwswebor sod i 10-... 1 ' and Steel, par to i prem.; Liguanea (of Jamaica), 1 The Nurthrrti Whim states that Mr. Richardson, made had been always set aside as immaterial, before Pro- I pfee.W. Y lhla.) ... IS 20 die. to par; Garnett and Moseley, lj to 21 prom.; the new candidate for Lisburn, is a sudden convert teaser Wheststoes built upon it one of the most beautiful 13 1 - '- : ' Po. Bal . " ••• •- • • 9 10 Gladbach Zinc, Ito I prem. • • Parkwyn and Car to t y liberal principles, and Mr. Hogg, not having pre- discoveries that grace the science of our day. There is al° 3O 3 4 0 u t r,,,,,,,' (4 1 ,,:t i : `,,.., 7 „ ::. 13f 144 al 24 Me walsick Tin, 1 dm. to par ; O ' bernhof, 3 to/ prem.; thought Mr. Wheatstone for this difference . It had 18 mad Great Cambrian Mining and Quarrying, Ito 1 prem. ; seated himself, another Mr. Richardson (of the been reason,ommonly supposed that ' single vision with two S at 'ft se B°7:l ot6 Devon gastern *.:*. r*** . . es 4 sal 874 i 1 11 Chancelloreville Freehold Gold, par to 1 prem.; Island) has been chosen in his stead, by the friends of eyes only resulted from the falling of the same point 50 , 1.• , flonth Wake . _,. .. 34 27 a 4 , ... that gentleman. That journal says : of the picture formed by as object on the same point 30 13 sack goro s e- 11 ..„__,R 1 ___ w "D''' I ISO 11 ad Cumberlind Hematite Iron Ore, par to I prem.; As Mr. Richardson, of Lombeg, equally with Mr. Rich- in each eye. But that is what can take place only ft , t t esw-htsinus.'7)=4•J ft r, - 3 Great Crinnis, par to 1 prem.; Brucutu dold, 1-16 in the case of • painted landscape. If we look at a di.. to 1-16 prem.; King Arthur Consols, 1 prem.; sedan, of the Island, flit= to be free of the Hertford eon. I) 17 Vale of Meath ..., IS /31 Melon. in this case thi re in the disadvantage on the side of Claude or a Canaletto the eyes both see the same picture. yr" lan wigwams sod hitheime. , 1 54 I Vyvy p an Console, 1-16 rem. and both see it in precirely the same way, but the result is se , ell Wanted sad traeriek. i 30 32 the independent party, that it may have t o c on t en d i n it s dtiJed at rte against the united and unscrupulous efforts of that they see it as a fie painting on canvas, and are so IS ,14 West Cornwall • 9f 10 the aristocratic faction. We are sanguine, however, in a convinced of its flatness, that the hest skill in shadow and le ,g l9 . onnehlegew end C r or k °, - - THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. belief that the men who have already done and suffered so perm:stens-0 will not cause the houses to look really solid, I ° !' i m a rl, . - - orreafterystalP , - I The gold mining share market sympathises with much for their electoral freedom, will not allow their last the hills re .ly to appear as lumps tuning on a broad fl at ":2 os. ISO Yerk.lllewessitlehltemet, 674 Of ad U 7 ad victery to bear no good fruit, by divisions amongst them- earth. The hest picture will not, as an illusion, stand the es ,20 I Do. do. Ratenoion 1 8 7 1 di. ad the general depression of the Stock Exchange, and 5 ,. .5,5 but will unite together in support of Mr. Richard- test of two eyes. But if we look at it with one eye, the 23 I lit 1/0.0.14.F.Puz.h.. , . !I I .. ad 81 ad prices are in nearly all cases lower. Colonial Gold son of the Island, of whose sincerity in the cause of lode- painter era cheat that. If one eye be not allowed to coin- BO 100, Tick and North Midland 55 5 ad U 444 ad - are quoted 9-16 to 11-16 prem.; Agua Fria, 13-16 towhee, they have no reason to doubt, pare notes with its neighbour, and to see the objects which UMW LEASED AT I , IIIIID REM l'At S. , profess to lie one behind another from a second point of 41 . 100 ,11113 onoesr- - iiirs ( "N.! to 15-16 prem. ; Nouveau Monde, 5-16 to 7-16 prem.. view, then accurate lights and shadows in a picture, cot. 50 Ii o r , London .. ft ILl:es ti l . ..-T 103 .03 r and Great Nugget, 3 to 3 prem. responding to the real tight in the room, will be assumed as DeseektoCaledonlan) $l4 734 evidence of actual solidity. In a lan bailie that consisted et. , t6O IlmitLigeblneh.miarlp.t.l , Australian Agricultural shares have fallen to 30 to GLASGOW AND 801:111-WESTERN RAILWAY.- real fields and trees, or in a real street, one eye could 1 ( t ome s to Gt. Northern:, 149 ' ll The urdinaro holf-yearly general meeting of the share. 32; Peel River, Ito . 5 prem. ; North British Aar Wt; obtained not much more evidence than that, and the . 3 1 12 llowlealler 19119 . ,1 _Pe5 , .. , , holden in this company was held in Glasgow on Tuesday tralasian, are quoted / dia. to par.; Scottish Austra. mina, satisfiA to get the utmost esideoce •attainable, would in ...1 li .„r -i • -• • • ' 3 ' .° Diek (4llll l /' zia lll ' w -1- . ! - 1 -3 Lit: Andrew Orr, E-q., chairman of the directors, in the upon that have founded a conclusion. For this reason, con- ;'. 1 ii;;;;;TLN,n ow, j 1 - - Dian Investment, 11 to 11 prem.; and Clarendon Con chair. The report for the half-yeer, which was held as scission may . be seen often shutting one eye when they ff, 160 glefignehy(Llerklabilid 110 1.1 na , 1104 ad Vad, stated that the revenue had steadily advanced, show- sole, 3-16 CO 5-16 prem. examine a painting. If use be made of a Miaow tube, or a 33 i 25 Be. 4 Irma (ditt o ) eh 3ad 133 ad par an in. of 18,4001 . for the year ending 31st July • last, while the charges for working the traffic, and main- roil of paper, which is the same thing, in such • way that HA, 1 . 14 Be. j elesm. Mato' . 27 2$ ad 17 ad Closing Bushmen the frame and all surrounding objects of comparison are 18 1, ill goloks,,___,llid Ormawwn i ; Mess done tenanee, had only been exceeded by 6,561/. From the meeoth teeters 144 lls carefully excluded , the cheat perpetrated upon one eye by - ! . I "''''' , ... • tee . lamer Wipe. Paid. Yesterday. to-day. revenue account it appeared that the dispo s able balance isea to ; Ditto Treferet•-e 1.10. t !20 _. -: - - .I- ---e-- a really good picture is very complete lotted. Leonardo et. 100 , Lowestortatear.oerreoi ' 40.73/. 51. ant of which the proprietors are recom. '• : 00 " 1 Arm Yrla all / II ,:es da Vinci noticed this method of examining a picture with i , ',mod to Norfolk) . 56 96 ad Waded to declare a dividend of 3 per cent -The Chair- da i tusglo AutrallanOold all f els - par one eye, and is the only person who before our times had St. 111 Ditto ditto 6 per Ce nt - - Mai, in moving the approval of the report, said he was .e",ix... i - - etesiecabteretan . a: ii Ipm reasoned on the matter. Ile pointed out, that if you look 34 i au '' l lmeh lo ß l z .r4 4 .a a t i eT i 3 3 1 :Ohl • 10 eenetrein . .e _ ~. - • li 0 4 se eztremely li.ppy to find from the result of last half year's at et solid globe with one eye it conceals a certain piece of „. , ~1 6 iewear ., sad kidas i stow . a Do. Coal Mining 1 4 4 dis balance th at his anticipations as to the ultimate prosperity background, which to the other eye is vis ibl e; and it you ''' j Heeled to Stoat. lk trori.! - - :e,..i. no •Auetrudan .... .. 6 3 34 of the company were being gradually realised. It was 0, 0 a Aastralian Cordillera change the eye you change the background, so that, as he Pe - • all Illatand Bradferd(MidLl •ios{ I. 61 ad worthy of observation that while an increased revenue had figkonj t Australlan treenol e . a ll . eM s I said excep t ,p behi n d g l o b e i nvi s i bl e to D.' ,So ;Nortlmins&Yaet me 0 ,,,,,, been derived, co mparat i ve l y li tt l e b a d b een a dd e d to the a certain art th e i 35.ta:0 I Ave Maria working expense. of the line; and that their borrowed both eyes, the solid body is in a certain sense trasparent. . , ... • ... {looted to oi rrto:o . ont•- .. - - 63 63 xd Zoo,. ~ , ‘oit 1.. aut:ralian Co', al ' 4AL lie thought that the impossibility of cheating two eyes with r. , , 2 !0. 8 Ow,. _ l _,•,_°,_ . /,, , 20,6 0 1. NI 4 Blitasti ifol 13.5 a eapital was now placed in a position that would favourably compare with the first railway companies in the country. victure lay in the impossibility of getting at this siate of ss , " r'ss.,..,;:lanseli7:k - _ '0; 1 00 U 4 , Ilrasamr.(tes.lo3l.pa 246 IN 44 The report was unanimously approved, and on the motion affairs in the background. Mr. Wheatst ,, ue observesjustly, .24 12 Illitto 6 glares Mittel...! - 8. - a.. 30 De.OommandColabe all 2 it Lo - ." De. s.. John Us. Itm 1) 31 34 that had the philosophic painter taken any other solid gr., IGO' Roman aodllttabin(Heal of the Chairman, it was also agreed that the directors be res On." I Carson'. Cree' I lOa tar than • ball on which to found his illustration, he would have , Ito Orem Narita/a .... ! 147 149 authorized to borrow oa the Ayr and Delmellinoton Rail- 0 2,024 40 Oollarn Ooppee .... ..... all 41 41 way any sum not exceeding 90,0002. sterling.-The meeting observed not only the difference iu the beekround, but . 0 11 lOe . _f)....._ohooro oT ib mani etoct o.,,,,o ' 147 149 ton %ea 5 iCotontsl cold l4 pm then broke up. alto the difference between the Iwo perspectiv e s . But he 14 . 4 M° ll ‘..‘°. . ... Cupisis• te Ur. **Clean( I 11 Of dm did not. Mr. WM Sre . ,;ao , St. 40opper Miners of Reg. 4;; MI 63 60 CuArIIAM ELecrlos.-We are informed that the atstone, therefore, was the first who Is' lej vo w o„jy y. o p. 0 tc ,,,, called distinct atientien to this very obvious, but, neoerthe- 1 Reoseel * rtoekteol :Mt I - 000 11 +Do. Pref. 7 , permit. ell 84 1 4 Pal statement that Captain Leieester Vernon had resigned his 700 - o• $ etneoatostr doinooppi all 24 If dl. less, practically new fact in the theory of vision .- Dickens 's 10 ,33 :a uto Ditto bite. _ , 711 314 seat tor Chatham is not strictly sccurite. Thu gallant ' ilousrhold Words." te..100 W:t.. a te..teen.t 006, 4 ' Great Nugget Vele a:: 4 4pm24 1 l" . °°. 3 I Do. Registered 1 . ..... °Geer declined to defend his seat, but his election is de- . to Genet oreeteee 1.. lll 103 it 16" head. fit /Ge. era! leule Iby the electors who returned him, who hero also PRIFBRIAL'It ORVAL MON a Oran' Duchy of Seeks all aMe Fat entered a counter petition against the return of Admiral IN.I 100 Aberdeen IEI - m.o. . Great Polgooth all 24 AMs Sir James Stirling. THE AMERICAN MAILS.-Mrts. HB. STOWS: .- at i lt t b n a ll Wilf ix p l : f et, i - eit - 106 108, 0 0. 1 Lake 13.61htlfet t il l' it rs. Tim FlNslit - RT FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETT.-A The celebrated authoress Of " Uncle Tom's Cabin" bade •M. RN G r ell,:niu, Ali "... .1 104 l. 6 165 "• sw I tallorty eOOl 9 41nsaree 91 meeting of the members of thi s society was held on Tuesday final farewell to this country yesterday at noon. She 13 1$ ;Moore . ; •toiramo .., 19 90 00.. A. s landonaftalilora. Gild evening, at Islington, Mr. Doyle in the chair, when it wee took her departure from these shores in the United States 4di *wit and ' Ma" ' • '''''''''l - - Quarts Cruillingtkb. all 4 stated by Mr. March, the secretary, that 1,500 shares had Mail Steamship Arctic. At nowt she was accompanied to 91 sil it:Madre, Perth, art Aloe. 150,10 1 Mariquiti. Aeon lonetion ... al el ta,ooe 10 2..emn Ikllt.a Merle= t 71 7 been enrolled; that the Finchley estate had been allotted, the steam tender by several of the aristocracy of Liverpool 21' 31 ito•Auel.e.. , 7/ i•-•,g c• , II 4 6 ,nsti' I New Gransba .. .on a par that slit Wood.green estate at Toteuhaue of 60 acres w uld (including John Crupper, Esq Dingle Buuk ; Rev. Dr. 6' 6 Do. do. (31.) * 7 * ' M P* 'i 5 58 Al ',Mu ' Nonmsu Mosul, non be, and that contracts had been entered into for tae &Mel, and several of the resi dent clergy). The Mayor of 71 I Do. do. (71.17.)7 per Ct.; Ii pm 34‘090 16 Nova Scotia Mtalngand Purchase el two more estates at Mitcham. A ballot took Liverpool (Samuel Holme, Esq.) invited Mrs. Stowe to , 4 1. , 6 1,t0 - 1•t0'. 1 .5 . ::•. 3 P d..2 4 •1' !IfPmadlf i Pm 14 snitching S - - ills piers for right. to allotments on the Woodorreen estate. breakfast, but her time being limited, she was obliged to t p , 1z ,.. 6 ,, ,,, , , „„.,,,..,-,..,...,„.c,0 ~ !.11 ,'S ad 144 a d Lew I Po? - rre r Ilip tee'l l • : 'junta R- .•i PLTIIO I III PUBLIC LIBRARY . -The vacancy decline the invittition. In addition to the usual mail. the tu '2O Reet.Cilen r .Sah;; r ia.6p.Cl' 21 214 10.1* a': eßhymney teen - - 'hated by the retirement of Mr. Llewellyn Jewitt, F A.S. Arctic carried out 204 passengers , and a very large and ye - 3 3 stineorgh, Perth, sad '! is. 111 sterologe deCute ......... oil llf 41 34 Itc , he„ from the office of Librarian of the Plymouth bitable cargo of merchandise on fr a ight. ; fiandeo, Si per twat .... - - I 49,011. ' Aouth Auetrallan si; 1 dle pm Al. l'r , Ore.& Northern& perOwit' 12i 127 id Public Library het been filled by the election from ranee ELiteeutunt Aeft GLASGOW RAILWAY.-The 4 . , e 4 . It. C.n I..roit . - ....... 7 7 8 4%. 1 / 4 l'l.''.•u t 17Mte. ' ,cau l sl'. 4 44 has thirty musdolates of Mr. William Must, who for more thirty-first half-yearly meeting of the shareholders in this Be ' In" Do rbi l t i scrift e Ll r e . ,lo p l ait- 8 ;M 110 ilt ad 11l gel ;Aare 1 Waller .. .. .... ... 1 ells thaa twelve years past has been connected as reporter sad company was held LO. Olasgow, on Tuesday ; Peter Black- 10 '7f Do. 44 percent. snip 1 I lam Si load. , West Orei . sida . .....-..... ..... 41 s dis editor with the newspaper press of Piymulith and Devon- , burn, i.sq , chairman of the directory, in the ck...ir. From 1 6, . Gt4 041,04006 fro11)1 0 16 1 .11w 5 1 af ad ' !MOM • , 04 4 r.t,r1:4.44 all 1 di. l e . sli d who, fur the last six yeah has conducted the I the report, which was held as read, it • appeared there was I '': ..,, ,,o ' f , t '''‘‘,.. k t.'• e . t a.. ll '.": 4 l 4 o. ' ' t c . 10 8 ,1 7 .. 4 , 4 1 i1er,...5 1 Ulm g • oif , i f Esql4sid Conaerritir. awl Mater* Cuisrseg , a considerab'e increase in the receipts (ran passengers and ; • pmelbeabis by stamped deed. et .f Ditto trredeeneible Soo et :GO 102 . fa r. Ibe Pgyarouth literary includes that exclusive col- 1 goods, as compared with the correspoodioa period of 1832. to fa Leome• ire u 1.05.. l'.Cilu Otis s pa . ----0-.. Whoa id inintamo, prints, M MS. and books, formerly the 1 The total increase upon the halt.yenr was 9,1931. 11.. ltd. a•. i , o Dittos per centsnek.. 150 152 1491 Floury of Mr. Rages, r K S., and more recently be- t The working expenses, however, were larger, hut did not • . I.* Lenn sirore.oear.spsret --ad , MISCELLANEOUS. mainna to Mr. W. Cotton. E.H.S ,of 1.711,14 w, by whom I exceed 371 per ceNt. on the receipts. *the free baloney 7i• ".? ._D ith ...'Prefee°° . .. ..., 1111 ,2 W.• .-, i . • it 1.5 1 b• en kindly placed in a portion of the building of this 1 amousated to 37,1232. Hie. - 24., from which the board recom - , " 4, ;', ,_'""".._.•_'`---"'''''''""" ''' 31 'a pm 1 44, ary for o.e inspection and use of the members and the i mended a dividend at the rate of 3 per cent., the balance. of -s a ' s '''""'" tt r 3 Cleo . 1 " h . 1 ° II No. Ifb. Miseireaesoca Pd.l prior Badness done 12t al, LoodoodwrynEsnuse.see 13/ 144 1 Yesterday today. pohlie, sad which Is known as the Cottonian Museum. I 3,72 21.175. Bd. being added to the reserved fund, which will 25 m Miessitaerflit. - ..e.5.m. , a!! Ta 84 . ....---.. Ws , 6 Autiln Oat mei Iron .. ... 5 1 - 1 4 1114 SING ACCIDENT To Alt ULM' %V LAINICRY.R.- ' the amount to 51,2291. 2e. 2d. The report hiving hr. nlO li Do. New r•O I 'ln lei, 104 . atom' 201Australlan Aericulturai .. 171 32 34 324 °-• rsevday *Demobs, a MIS workmen in the service of the I adopted, and • dividend of 3 per cent. declared accordingly, 2 • ' Do. go .. • f Ipm ' I 12.50 , 98Australaoan Pacific Mall.. 12 - lot all learyp./6 Cm Late, 41p - - pm 60.00 t 1. lAsiitroltsai Royal Mall .... 8 -..- rat/Utah arr Cm maintenance of the way of the blest 1 the meeting then broke up. ist. •••0 MuhanD ......1.r.a,mt.,.•! , 147 145 1 l'a.Stati lelferliii Watcriaurk. i - - ........ ..2y "ddlssaershire Meatus, .44.4 4 4 . 444 , 44 .4 ~.haatjad some ballast- I THE ENGLISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH• inj s ' ivae. ilernew......„. 4 di. 4 pie ed . ~_. . so Briti.th .1 ii.criein I.and ..i Jtif 66 65 ' ali w ith as curio*, at Ds.. Rinahry station. One of -The proceedings in connexion with the great enterprise , "t iliwiNmfdlh Watalleifa.. 118 113 ad 80.404 6 Maim a. Colonial ihneltl 6 I A Reduction Cumpany!.• 1 - - waser.nosned John C aims, stteinotalisl to get upon a waggon * pit 101 Dn. 54 pere:. Tref. nist 117 120 mf 10,0ni; 100 Carnda_. 391 - Whilst it wLa is santinis, and in dainty Po minted his toeing I of COlatfil/i the United Kingdoni with a network of tele g mph , in which the English and Irish Magnetic Telegraph 41 ' I" 117fl ' Wavaaa7Vallaill P al - - ID ti Do. Imbues:es ... ... 1 die Tar zd lOhon 0 Crywel ranee 6 11 2pmlN j 8 0.1 fII epos the rails. The wheels of several of the I Company are embarked, progress with activity highly m. U.S Korth Brttlek I iii 117 130.00. 4 Crystal Palau of Prance- 11 1 ses. .. ... ..dope Ifeatem Steam ... ... - - ~,i' .1. 5 , "* , .1 " 4 1. 7 1 . 11 T i r m . lbw h. te l g s . s t . f l°ol ceialommol fractures Ila ui.ahle. Mr .. ti oseiey, the excellentnt for Ireland, or all Monk stsiordmilre ,, 144 214 2., 23 Electric Teleerapti.., ...: le par! as th • m,,,,1,,„1„; it "I ' I '"' knee. He was taken 1 ° I left on Friday for Cork, in order to make arrangement. for m. me °lewd, w•sene., a' el me, 1 Gener a l !Sumo Navigation. 14 - - Tel. lollmerv, where i' was found that 000n;oo mmunicrtien between the company's office Molaer..Al6.lllporo ail -.. ~. le ilenerel SO. shipping Co .Id - - gn i le Irish h.. vatic sugar ... ... 6 -. 4- MaP""S 41 "It l 'it` w "id 1 m sweamar7. Ile Is a prangl C - . 011 - 1 - g - e r 4 th ne e men, Dublin, acs' and the I' Beautiful Citie." The ' " al ' 1)11 ' w dits° Wilt "; 11 . Pa 11 i 0 . 00 11 , 4 ./ You rs of ego. • Native of Ireland , but hastor i 4 4 4 hlV 4l 4.lkralll.rele nit, 1111 in Min le Magdalena St. Nangsamo.. 0 -.- SO. 1 sotto. .1 Paten'tqadoVuel all - - no time lived at numb, neer Aftrington. line to Galway sod the intermediate towns have bea n fur le Is d.,,,,..kc a . fia(N ,., : MAO 10 Netherland. Land some time in operation, and the wires between Belfast and Min.. 8 rep Cent.. . 174 ill 76. M 7 :Co. Wale. roal and bagel A DitaVinta Pawns me PLemorrit.-A memo- Dublin have been flashing daily and hourly messages •'' I'' Dot i Per Oast ••• 11 ma Stearn Navigation Co. - - !' ; ' l fa l a "I" . 1 aiitiVe arr in Plymouth. Devooport, gad , between both places, with a precision and promptitude not : 1 - lost' , 1 I•r's" '.. 14 13 ad 123.7161 1 North Me t Alialmledan all I dist WA if Ditto Fixed 44 per Cent par a pm 6,. • 0ne 4,,, :50u .s pri,essoe watithrrfeseviesta,tob,o".ntoiniag a Comity 0 'min I exceeded, and, pethrps, not e mialled . .. on the oldtg 5.0 1' 0, s p g o .gg, r g .,,,, 1 if f sdi., 65,00' 1 Do. Ne w . - - a 2.6,•...i lu Montle( Enon . se Meas - it _ I.r to avoid the expense ; existing lutes of telegraph.-AurfAme M kph. A=10(.21.0.11 ... Di 20$ hobo° 6 l'ael River Land 4 Mlssiwai all a 19m. 64 1 et pews, incsrred is seadion proioners to Exeter. The LAND TAX 14SLEMPTION ACT AMENDMENT.-An dt. Rio Drn f par amt. - - I iu.ovi t Portland Imo Company .. sil - idt Ass 41.47 b." sinned I ' 3 mew, of the had's* passed on the '2oth ultimo (18 and 17 Victoria , cap. 20 all atlalroLeharesperettlusar 19 10 ai . ibuou, 60 D b tradesmen of Plyonee•h, thsvonport, sad .S . tonaliou l ea. .. 1 1171 . , restricts the redemption and purchase o f ae lan ' d taz ai.6 Ica I , W 4ri. at ' v r tm ewe . dikki t l i kw ..a k b 7 :P• et ,. 1 I e u mo elO Itoysi thril se, fo ., , ~ .. 60 _ _ 15000 I Scottish Au• r. Inemiteetti all 11 la pm Cosh' qr. prison be established h r 't , e- " , I- w °°'" Probably in Witt Britain to persona having an 1•121, or Muir* in Ile re• .• beneficially for trader, ',n0 , 1 Ghlo - me ... :1 L.. p i,,. 1,0 let 1111 12,70 0 2.: oath Australlan Land... 25 136 IT 34 the orders of the the leads whereon such tax is charged. The land fax re- Iyy 3 .844 t. , ~. 6 SI as 0.0.,..5. 1 Submarine Telegraph .... all - - fnufl w .old M • lees somber of cams be defied. I deemed is to merge in the estate. 'B3' 10 VerlebN.MM.U. sieres per 1 Bra I , 10,008 IM Van Diemen's Lend ...... 30, 16 17 1116 1 114 3 E a. d. Hater of Exchange. Bengal 78,811 12 2 12•. OJd. per Company . * Madre Bombay ... Total At the eighth half-yearly meeting of the Railway Passengers Assurance Company, held to-day, a most satisfactory increase in the business of the company during the last six months was reported. The re ceipts from premiums during the half year amount to a total of 5,1481., against 3,0661. in the same period last year; and, atter making all disburse ments, a balance of 2,3171. stood at the credit of the company on the 30th June last. Out of this will be paid interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum on the paid-up capital. This will leave a surplus of 2,2171. in favour of the company. The general pro gress of the undertaking was referred to in very favourable terms. A second call of V., making 61. 10s. paid, falls duo on the shares of the Patent Solid Sewage Ma nure Company on the Ist Oct. 'I he scrip of the Hampstead Junction Railway Company is required to be sent in for registration by the 3rd Oct. The total receipts of the Stockton and Darlington Rai.way for the month of August were 22,0441., against 15,025/. in the correspondirg month of last year, showing an increase of 7,019/. Letters from Malaga, dated the 27th August, state that the quarantine of three days' observation on vessels arriving there from the British isles had been augmented to eight days. The 'Malaga Health Board bad determined to refuse admission to vessels arriv ing from New York until they shall have performed quarantine ate laz ret. Australian Agricultural and Peel River shares were rather weaker to-day. North British Austra lasian have receded to k dia. to par, and Scottish Australian Investment to 11 to 14 prem. Crystal Palace shares closed 14 to 11, prem. Australian Bank shares were flat, and the premiums on the new institutions are gradually declining, especially on the London Chartered Bank of Australia. Bombay, Ba: rode, and Central India Railway shares closed par to 1, prem., and the two French Water Companies par to prem. The Board of Trade returns for the month and seven months ending the sth August were issued to day, and form a very interesting document. The total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures from the United Kingdom during the month and seven months is shown below : For the Month. For 7 Months. 1553 1852 1851 Tho increase on the month is 1,405,918/. (com rared with last year), or at the rate of 21 per cent.; and on the seven months, 9,723,0831., or at the rate of 24 per cent. per annum. Such an increase as this is unparalleled in our commercial history, and is de serving of close attention. So far as i s known, the position of the foreign markets is generally good; and with respect to the Australian market, the de mand for which has chiefly led to this vast expan sion of our export trade, the last accounts to hand spoke highly of its remunerative capacity. Should the profits realised on this immense business be commen surate with its extent, the year 1833 will indeed be a most remarkable one. the subject, however, is not one to be dismissed without the remark that there is grave fear of exporters extending their ven tures too largely, and forgetting the tact that there are limits to the capabilities of every market. Dur- THE WEATHER TABLE. THURSDAY, SEPTIMISEII 8, 1853. Tha state of the Weather a: each of the following y.lafaa at ;line o'clock yesterday mcrniAg. The 'ratio..e are a•renged in order of latitude. SOUTHAMPTON—N.; Strong Breeze; Overcast. aueasrorta—N. ; Gentle Breeze; Overcast. • TUNBRIDOZ—N.; Gentle Breeze ; Overcast. ORRINWICH—N.; Gentle Breeze ; Overcast. STROOD—N. ,• Gentle Breeze ; Partially Cloudy. Sirinoort—N.E. ; Gentle Breeze ; Cloudy. LISIOHTON—N.E.; Gentle Breeze; Overcast. CAMBRIDOZ—W.; Gentle Breeze ; Cloudy. BtaYlxoxAY—N. W. ; Cabo; Cloudless. YARMOUTH—N. ; Hard Wind ; Overcast. The returns from the following places did not reach this office in time for publication yesterday; they, therefore, indicate the state of the weather on Tuesday morning at nine o'clock. LIMERICK—S.W.; Calm; Cloudless. Muit.trionit—N.E.; Calm ; Partially Cloudy. Brawisonkm—N.E.; Calm; Partially Cloudy. Cazwz—Calm; Partially Cloudy CONWAY-8.E.; Calm; Clear. LANCASTER—W.; Calm; ClOndlen. WHITBY-01;1M; Overcast. DARLINGTON—W.; Gentle Breeze; Partially Cloudy. SHAP—W W. ; Calm ; Principally Clear. PUBLIC SALES. SEPT. 7.—By Meters. Buouxxx and SON, at the Mart.— Lease with possession of the Anchor Brewery, flomeurow Sew-road, Marylebone, held for 5 years unexpired, at 841. per monism, with the plant and utensils included in pur chase, also the tease of the tap premises, held for 221 years, at 61.-2,6001. . . . . Two houses, Old Rutland-ioad, Whitechapel-road, let at 451., term di years, at 41.-42.51. Two freehold houses, Ship-street, King-street, Old Gra vel-lane, lit to weekly tenants, at rents producing 261. 13s. per annum-2301 PAEFERItsM IN THE NIIDHURST UNION.-We Con gratulate the ratepayers in this Union upon the very small number of paupers in the Union-house at the present time. The number on Tuesday last was nearly 400 less than the house is capable of containing. There has not been an able bodied man in the house for some time. We ore informed by a friend that on inspecting the house a few days since be was no less astonished than gratified that the once crowded and well trodden yards are now covered with grass and weeds.-Sasser Espress. LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY.- Return of traffic for the week ending Sept. I, 1853 :- Passengers, parcels, carriages, horses, and mails, 32,5821. Bs. 1.1. ; merchandise, 21,4981. 16s. 4d. ; cattle, 2,2211. Os. 92. Total, 46,4021. ss. 2d. Corresponding week, 1852, 64,1051. Is. 10d. LONDON ANTS SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.- Amount of traffic for the week ending Sept. 3, 11453 :-Paa. wagers, 11,8191. 141. 7d.; goods, 2,8661. lls. 101. Total 14,6861. 6.. sd. GREAT NORTHERN RAILHAY.-Heturn of traffic for week ending Aug. 28, 1b53.-Passengers, parcels, car riages, horses, dogs, and mails, 8,291 i. 195.0 d. merchandise and mineral., 7,292/. Os. 2d. ; cattle, 56.3 e. 18. Id.- Total, 16,1481. 61. 3d. Corresponding week, 1862, I 13,3811. 2.. 7d. BI rstsr AND COUNTY DOWN KAILWAY.-Traffio for week ending Sept. 4, 1853, 190/ 7s. 2d.; sub.criptions, 23/. 14. sd. ; goods and parcels, 401. 10s. sd. ; total, 214/. 12s. Od. Corresponding week last year :-passengers, 227/. Is. 3.1. ; subscriptions. 29/. Ss. 94.; goods and par ;s9/. 15A. 10d. ; total. 3161. ss. 10d. WATERFORD AND KILKENNY RAILWAY.-Traffic for week ending Sept. 3, 1853, 1941. 15. 3.1. (29 miles open). Corresponding week last year, 71/. ISs. 4.1. (13 miles open ) LONDONDERRY AND ENNISKILLEN RAILWAY.- Traffic receipts for the week ending Sept. 3, 1863 :-Pan sengers, 2191 . lls. fkl . ; goods and mails, 2631. 17e. 04. Total, 483/. 8. sd. (41 miles open.) Corresponding week 1852, 2441. Ila. 2d. (244 miles open.) LONDONDERRY AND COLERAINE RAILWAY.-Traffle for week ending Sept 3, 1853 :-Passengers, 167/. 2a. Id. ; goods, 34/. Ils. sd. Total, 2011. 13a. 6d.