The Express. — London, England, 1852-09-17 00:00:00

oote t49. ' ' Ttt 4x43xtts (THREEPENCE. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1852. No. 1,894.] HEREFORD MUSICAL FESTIVAL RAILWAYS THIS DAT. Two o'CLecn. The settlement of the account forms the chief busi ness in the railway market to-day. Pries' are AM and for some descriptions, including Eastern Union, Great Western, Midland, and South Wales, enhanced prises have bran realised. SHAMS AND STOCKS lINGUALUITUD. MONEY MARKET. The aggregate results presented by these returns (taking only the corresponding lines) are as follows : Aggregate amount No. of Average receipt received. miles open. per mile. 1852.... 4:216,029 4,131 £59 10 3 1851.... 257,713 3,9341 6.; 9 11 18.0.... 215,639 3,8381 56 3 7 These aggregate returns of traffic contrast very well with those of last year, considering that the Exhibition was then attracting its thousands of visitors. The comparison with the corresponding week of 1850 is peculiarly good, and proves an ex tension of the general traffic of the kingdom, such u could scarcely nave been anticipated. The return per mile per week is subjoined: 1842. 1851. 1950. London and NorthWcatem £97.56 .. 1.111 O .. £91.69 LnWai► lisle4lay up to I pm. 1 1° !.1 b l d "a -r i ~~~ 11 244 bi SI 154 II • 8 Ms 111 . $ NATIONAL ASSURANCE and INVESTNIENT AISOCIATION, 7, St. Marthes.plasb Trafeliarwqvare, I W l areetaret of wary via We dievia . 4o, obi& o ee east. lOWA ta Nee, 1.44, ea a plea ream to deer, ammo equal r. 4 rata ,.. to the survive eeeetal el the sweet, anti the provident air. • the tai otaiel arse of the oestanneity. sad time an ewes lendt hr taalolst MOM Me of inters& 'sided by Irstw prrtrn .a iew •10. b atom the Wiry rid. witit the Aeweeittton. levestmewt, awe nen,* • ludeleas on statist of tilt attluetteto. lag In the ea .,. m .,oeatittent, obit sat Orr by the Late Degirtarsi, n I lb. Sass le toteht to it by la yettes! it sales pan.; terre'are, I Oleo One. enjoy the entire prelate yielded by . tow toot w titecuon of any hied—es sivestege tat se MSr le-titutiat 'dart pubt or private, Sable billow or &lord, W tt. !Mabee& m Wider, i• paste belfleary, leateety eta July. ilptiel Stock, if l e it. Costal Matt la alseathrt district sad Strut frost the ilemaltAs* oak In tt heeetel• et Department It enoetiteters w itreetpon Vend„ • naval:tee tr the entemmente of Ile Asenela. gra, .04 b... been teovickel in enter to tender the eroulty el the /owed complete. LIFT DEPARTMV.7 I- f. Depoureent embraces s contor-I.rnaive sad weltreenivied ores Mettf MX*. with 11114117 valuable end impatient it . . ova awl yro•pretuese way V obtained, on applietti -a • !t, of the A.mrietios, or to the revOstbyt 0 1 ,... t e....vit the United haw .nta. Pt: ran atiaavon, asanals4 Director. s %rei. Aims for datarist soy be mole w Übe X magus. su • t. r. T ILE I) A I L Y NEWS Emden Mamie' pries ad. 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M ratikabed every 1011. ay night to hose for pest, sod erehdr.• ad columns of hew► prisa any id, poet bee. loud Mee whom tion.ps to Edward Lloyd, debowerwrions, dew aed r, COIW iate copy so a ample, se ArArT of may Lein. woke. A lorlrait if iho "Isom [Ake," imerwarang 21 by 1$ ladies, will he pre Dotal Fels wit! " Llajd • Newspaper" of beat week (fwd. 2h,. SOUND and %WHITE TEETH are esterior la sot G % y in dmyrol•ably yuleite by piesibb be& ma bat they are P utlsrly eipreathell limy% life w Wig NOV Acing to the rurpro, c bine Ens V w enn. Anna IlltLaines prepaz.tum. offi. , e , l as poem LANDS' C MIMI at PEARL t LNTIEKI( )S, lends iffillidleil Is It. evaballlaataabi• bane, p n pnw. sad pmands. Ina Is tr.. Isnot pedal al ha, It .0 be Mafia essinle al Misr awl IMENNIeIdIi" MI 1 pin • p5..4111‘• wilaram la dr somilln NA" nom spin of tan Met dm,. reader Oa gum Ina awl ate. tlr OM la UN lowb inlay an Oak mangy art ania Issoradle Worn lowa orgasm awl amity to PIN Nl* Was& dabs& Ito wen .ansland.' Oinle" at OM an Na.11••1.01 as. Sow, fa, Hatownnuer; e•riffed am tin plowman neap "Mod ea ...AWL &au kithimi sod by abbwombl awl purremera bibbed MO —N.D. No tapo — ig - sommINO•NOIrt u kb lime and widow. J. R. tosehosgrotb , a rev imethid d rAYr MOWN ...mar/ illittelit all who use it, mit supra= sidiele sal Mal lie lIEW MINIM) IOP KAP?UM (I. sopeolii Mtbiiirstbol of min paper), 4t Gd. sad is. re pie !be Vale latTitll WM atai losviandl mid daly la dr fink Lak a iaa. gootbo• 33. lla 4a. ARLOW'S NEW IN- S' • -,... - )3 mina) sits. tcriNo SYPHON 11 I r l' I AP. SWUM= NO VENT.PIIO !: Proems eta, boa, cider, ca ether Noon .. tr. .. from Irecoolas hat or meld se eltrotaally 12 "' '"-- '' that the Yet plat gall to thaws am sotto tr . A I .... , a •‘'N .111 VI 1 ------- -- - - llllOlll i ----= i 4 . I 11. I the Seel veteseled me tem Its Net hi . . t. solo d lb: vise ar IL; dile eleelia=llla therm Ir. Pr To vlll ". 2 . . ode& Thal am bry t i s = lit. t 7.. ' 11 thee. dile ehor C (while *Ube; . r dbeelleLsoMeholdrimies S.l =ebillelethe Immo Ihellquer e le mar ledy; elms Ile op Med . elf se leeet dr sea aim IhIIIIIIIIIILOW, V .i stmt. Ilenimheene, exam awe Seib air IRELAND. Duette, Sam ___ The statement of the Ereniay Post, that the Earl of Dunraten had been received into the Roman catholic church on Sunday last, turns cot is have been at least premature, and arose probably eat of a hoax practised in Limerick, by which nomasms of people there were induced to go on Sunday assesiag to Adare for the purpose of witnessing the calm- Dial. It appears. however, that the noble earl dime& on that day with Bishop Ryan on the occasion of the triennial visitation of that Roman catholic prelate at Adore, the splendid new Roman catholic church in that locality being built by Lord Dunraven. Mr. blouse'', NI.P.; Sir `'ere de Vere. Bart. ; Mr. Ryder, son of the late Bishop of Litchfield; Mr. Aubrey de Vere, and Mr. Stephen de Vere, all converts to the Roman catholic church, were present at Bishop Ryan's discourse on the occasion. The first ship with emigrants direct from Dublin to Australia sails this morning. She carries oat upwards of 200 passen4ers of a respectable class, many of them being young men connected with highly respectable mercantile and professional men In this city. Yesterday was appointed for the swearing of the informations in the case of the Queen against Zecha riah Wallace, Esq., proprietor of the Amglo-Celt newspaper, but in consequence of that gentleman being unable to attend, the matter was postponed until two o'clock on Saturday. Recent accounts from Mr. S. O'Brien state that the general health of that unfortunate gentleman was improving, but that his vision was greatly im paired. The great annual fair of Ilanagber commenced yaterday. It is the next in importance to that of Ballinasike, and is generally considered as indicating the prices that may be expected In that great farm big mart. 'the attendance of buyers yesterday was d, and the supply of stock large in point of num ber, eel in quality decidedly superior to that of last year. The sheep sold were 6,363, and the unsold 3,5 ta, making a total of 10,111. Prices exceeded those of last year by from 2s. to 45. in each clam. Wolters ranged from 30s. to 415.; ewes from 30s. to 40s. were in great demand; lambs from 21s. to 213 a; Marquis of Clinricardes top lot Nether* sold at 44a; Mr. J. 11. Cowan, ditto, 435.; Mr. W. B. Armstrong, diuo, ens. ; Captain Bernard, ditto, 385.; Nlr. Thomas Ilackett, ditto, Ma ; Mr. J. Parse Orome, ditto, 38e.; Alderman Reynolds of Dublin sold a prime lot of lambs at 245. The Earls of Charleville and Clon ing were amongst the visitors, and evinced much aexiety in the business of tho day. The Marchioness of Sligo laid the first stone of a new chapel of case in the parish of lifting, county of Mayo, on Saturday last. The Marquis of Sligo, who gate the site for the budding, pronounced the words of rb dication in the ceremony. At the lest meeting of the Limerick Harbour Ootonsiesioners, the following letter lime Lard Kent eagle, who was present, was reed by the Beeretery Mout Troesiard,llopt. 9. Ossitioass,—Yea have probably leaned through ==efierr, Mr. Randall, that buoys have iillege by the Ballast Board of Dublin, he She Fawns d gawking the eastern sod western el She inesswe of Foynes. I obtained from the [lane et Ole DAM Board • tracing of the harbour, Ihellfilig the plellions in which the buoys might be solleselegsweel Owed. Of this I have the honour to in dr pee awry. t haw learned that the commimionen • 611111Plals harbnirs ef Ireland have presented their Illpet w die Admiralty, owl as it appears to me of great =llllint tho sossemodstims and opinions of the . 11111•1111 I Ina einpileyerd in the service should IN Elaiskam pasedly with as little delay as possible, I haw whisewed a ilialMilikation to government on the subjoin. 1 1 think that se low for the purpose of guiding these wheelie' locally lassessiM in pre meting our trade and nseigedialli to thew sosswans which may be beneficial, bat for pow last/mg then from misapplying capital for useless purpose, is may publication of the report is of the first lesporsseos. This I consider is equal:y desirable for the ihnerrea, and for all other Irish western ports. If yes should concur with me is this, perhaps it may tat he undeserving of your consideratio• whether it may not be expedient to apply to the Lords of the Admiralty, And to request that they may be pleased, with aa little delay es possible, to publiah the report of Captain Beeehy and his culleagues.--Your very obedient eeriest, MONTRAOLIS. Lord Moines& said it was arterial the government should make knows the report of the commissioner. ap pointed to inquire into the relative capabilities of Galway Bey, or the River Shannon for selection as the Wasters Paco, het Station. He complimented Mr. Long, C.E., for the very obis pamphlet published by him in coanesion with the mobs Jeet, and said no selfish vices would induce him to Male se-operation if the report of Capt. Beeehy and his collieries was in favour of Galway, as the question was a national one, mai should be considered as such. Al yet they were is • soft of uncertainty anal doubt upon the subject, as, with She eseoption of the communication transmitted to the Members of the Chamber of Commerce by their worthy city tative, Mr. Russell, to whom the citizens are in- MIN the promptness with which he acted on the sera see, sad who was at his post in time, no other intelligence baying has received. His lordship was personally obliged to Mr. Russell, from whom he had received a letter to the tame elect. As he (Lori! Mouteagle) understood the re port had palmed from the Admiralty to the Baard of Trade, application should he made to b oh. When he formed one of a deputation to Loodon on the subject of a packet sta tion, he undertook to unite in forwarding the prosperity of whatever port was selected, and by that promise he was still bound. To the enterprise and industry of the mer chants of Belfast his lordship paid a high compliment, and rammed a hope that if it should turn out as he ex pected it would, that the commissioners' report is in favour of the Shannon, that the people of Belfast would come forward to sustain a project of such great national importance. At the other side of the river, on the north strand they bad • conspicuous example of the enterprise and spirit of the merchants of Belfast, and beheld in their own city a magnificent and extensive flax factory which is ap proaching completion by the highly reepectab.e firm of the Messr , . Russell. He was not one of those who expected too much by the establishment of a packet station in Ire land, no matter which port was selected—neither did he deem it prudent to create a jealousy in the minds of the people of Liverpool, of Manchester, or London, by as suming the ridiculous idea that all the business will be drawn away from those `daces. Celerity of postal com munication u the chief object, and to that alone the go vernment looked. After adverting to the relative ad. vantages of the Shannon and Galway, his lordship threw out some suggestions in refertass to the construction of • railway to Foynes and Tabu,. AIRS. CIIISHOLNI IN QUEENSTONVN, GROUP MERTING. (from the Cork Reperttr of Moe&ty.) Yesterday Mrs. Caroline Chisholm held a group =ho the new Town Hall at Queenstown, for this receiving an address and offering some advice to tke 'advents about to proceed in the Peru, by which tilts , might govern themselves during the voyage, and on land ing in Australia. The meeting was numerously attended, the hall being densely crowded Or a most respectable audience of both ages, who appeared to feel the greatest Interest in the proceedings. Among those present we noticed—Messrs. J. Bernard, Jun., W. M. Drew, J. Hammond, Rev. Mr. Hogan, 0.5. F., Rev. Mr. Strickland, P. Scott, Rev. Mr. Buckley, P.P., Buttevant ; Rev. Mr. Simpson, Presbyterian m inister; M. Leonard, H. H. O'Brien, Rev. Mr. !touchier, Rev. Mr. O'Regan, P. Barry, O. Barry, Rev. J. Murphy, Ike. At three o'ciock, Mrs. Chisholm entered the room, leaning on the arm of Mr. W. M. Drew, and having taken her seat, Dr. Scott addressed her in the folowing terms :—Mrs. Chisholm, the distinguished honour has been conferred on nee of presenting you with en address from the inhabitants of Queenstown and of the Great Island to congratulate you on you appearance amongst us, end to thank you (or having aisaferred uron us the honour of visiting on, and giving es an opportunity of paying our heartfelt respects, and nnssiving you with the warmest gratulation' 01 our souls. (Rear.) Dr. Scott thee proceeded to read the fol lowing ahem, which was signed by a large number of most respeelnide mimes of all persuasions : " TO fns.C. Clll/1/10LN, &C. "140111111r-I1 is with ginoPl4l end cordial ratification that erti avail ourselves of peer present auspicious visit 10 Q•semlors to convey is pea the apneas of the nod adakeden whisk la teat men with all who also/ beisemisses era dins* sad as h retical good owned by your nada% wo Stelbadly . The goad achievement which yes Uwe sounded in dream by yew indefatigable Warm, meson the sesame.of yes soma via to Cork, dray td paddy _themitied in a ails sesame of the edam then panda to pea by the Yes haw emeslind ealtpeart.' The depth of meanies poommed by these were mad be la crosse& by no differences of langage, and we adopt this as the has and honourable description of what you hays dew. Gladly and warmly do we join in the tribute of setae nal respect which so greet a week has wee for r, in so may parts of the Hand Kapilms. and ha that dis tant nicety, whose future greatness will he, is so high a degree, the result of the reform effected by yen in the ohs nisation system. " pleasure . with white we shoold e at soy dose, have greeted poor SI rival amoset se, is now seadessd doubly JelseTataki"=:( nmiliendelit which it is your pride wad berm Islas midi. sated,mal of which your grab. sew Droned the wheatages to sow Ewa We (eseeihrast that the ship, where ar rompumeals yen ere sow tto superiated, will be only the pioneer of dinette stia between ear barbiras and the AIIIIIIIIOI3 end thell ear peg:, and espairliff those of your we set s who bane bow pees =al stows sympathy sod polootta, will be thus he sea employment and preeperity in that distant and kiloosedei legion, in such a way as to unite with the oesfeetaad do morality resulting from your system the eeraway ma =sedition of immediate transit to the colony. " apt% nimient, assuring you of our respect and amiss ties, sad aiding you every happiness and every seesses, we ham the honour to be sincerely yowl." Item taw the signatures. /Its. giusuo LSI then rose amid lad applause, sad read the ielleteig reply :—Civutlemen, I beg to tender yea my dame lemales tor your kind and gooses weissme t sod to trepan. deep gratitiestion at the lialoging appereal which yes base Wawa on my endless te bra der system of ..4,. ha, Anxious to seensemloo hale of those swim stropiVng to pay for their eentemlyation, I gladly soiloolose SW inspection and orommenesto of the Peru, ea Is deal in my power to pons obi health and corn tart of those es board. Your SSW heehaw lama great anaitim Ise the departure of sad I lest certain that good ships, well fitted, will hoesir:Sse imlt is pleasing to me to be w thimk you again Ise yew had address, the apneas et your wishes to senist bong way the emigre ties of year kaew-countspiess. (Applause.) LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. ray Account. PARA tam 16. l'or j ... . . _ ligair. I t iOpinlag i nlets's'. Lana i Ckass. r ..... , . n a t 7 61 u . :O yr id 77 sie reonek,"uss us I, , vu u lei 3) 108 71 lO3 75 Par ONO. lOW.. ... ... ... ... Spot Ounli.i ... . Rabin Aga Lesdr . .l s starlit. — IS M; 0 4 0 7 1 ;i 1 I 7 e. IllitadniCLlßED 1114 Maw ;lapin...oats Masa,. 174 Pleanat 6 p. 101.—.. 117 65 ... hewn lima ... YAM., Barr. 16.—St. Chlf&1111, MOD • Vanillin (rig ht Mal, ; dine (Mt bsekl, 11l 25; Pan ;ad Oran. 1,U6 , Pars gad Mow, 016 ; Ram sad Havre, 53; Mars Wes and anrkaa, 416 25. Streakon, and See, 313 75; !Intbina, IMO; Pia • iii 4 40,41tuut 11 , ;27 SO, Para' and Isantas WI; L. and Saloon, 507 10, Ilonitroan and Tom, 205; 011/.4, 601 50; Slimes et latter I Ciray, 541 1.4; liniAnin mid Ti"ty. :64 :5 ; Para' 1104 ISOVSIM 070; Ilontpaniaraal Ontst,—; Diem sad ramp 906 /A. MADRID, SEPT. 11.— Three per Cents., Deterred, after Bola, 411 c. Three per Cents. 2413.16; after Bolas, 2415.16; Debt (let clam), 124; after Bolas, 121 c.; ditto (2nd clue), 6 7-16; after Bolas, 61 c.' Bank of St I:erdinand, 1641 p. ; Ex change on London, 00.30 p. POURril PARACHUTE DESCENT of MADAME Pot- VIVI:W.—Last evening Madams* l'oitevin again ascended front Crevitorne in • parachute, and effected a snecessful descent near Walsworth Cowman, returning to the gar dens within an hour of hat arid d.sparture. THOWIDAT MORXIXO. The Cathedral this morning was again well at- tended, there being between 800 and 700 prosiest. Previ ous to the commencement of the performance Handel Deed March from" Saul" was played, as a :nark of respect to the memory of the illustrious Duke, she whole of the orchestra and audience standing. The complete oratorios of "4 St. Paul" and •he " Last Judgment" formed the programme; bat most successfully performed. Madame Novelle re peated the beautiful aria "Jerusalem," and Miss Williams " Bat the Lord is mindful," at the request of the Right Res. Dr. Hampden, the bishop of the diocese. The choruses er., were particularly effective. My yesterday's parcel was sent off before the conclusion of the service. The Creation" was finely performed. Herr Foresee declaimed the opening recitative, and Mr. Sims • Reeves sang " Now vanish ; Madame Clara Nosed° Ai " The marvellous work," all with great effect. The first et. motivo of " Rolling in foaming billows," is well suited " to ForOlCe peculiar style of singing. Madame Novel lo sang " With Verdure Clad " exquisitely—it was the gem of the morning's performance. In the second part she ty equally distinguished herself by her singlag of the sir " On mighty pens," in which she introduesd some judicious cur- IS tailments, thereby relieving it of the many repetitions which occur in the melody. Herr Formes, in the air, " Now 2 Heaven in fullest Gory Shona," and Sims Reeves in the ; recitative end air, " In Native Worth," sang admirable. Spohr's beautiful cantata, "God is Great." opeueil the sa second part. It is one of this great master's List comp°. SS tithing, and is replete with all his graceful modulations and >•f wonderful wonderful Instrumental eL et,. The collection at the doors amounted to 2571., being a st . decrease of 81. on the collection of lest festival a tor the et- at. cond day's performance. The concert on Tuesday evening was badly attended, set Pt. more than 230 persons being present. Beethoven's gym et - phony in D was carefully played. Madame Clara Ni vello sod lien Forests sans in a manner that astaaished pro• go rinds's. all Iliul.ll2alv.ilkweana 26 Iflttambani, w. 1Am011a41,6 aD Da.ChaaliBlek.WWWISLC PI MIA sad Raab e ... Olealkokaa all Mow sad 11 all Oat awl laedsa 46 11442112sailliihaaJese. all Usainurertli,:a4l Ater. Ina 411 Mot Aastlia OM Lk II aM i L.s 1.1) . . an no. ots I• Lam Ciortiss all !aim gala. Ma. A.. all ttilliit2l alt Nam lasaublta an DAN sew 1 Skarn .... fill IL es W.l. Utalß.rwja lOW Salaam* 404 014444.4 • ISO lamer" illithdhilik . IN grew lb Ileetli Waters flyame Navarra 100 Ds. alhans.l.ll4lolt.. 100 Ds. A Shot.. . all 01.201142.41/01 wial.(lra. 111 Oast Wolin ..• all Lassolor led C 4711414 MAW& . .on 4,4,444ii1r0rd 14 Dlai 11. Do. Wert ItlasValoa all Leeds Wartlera 114 Loins 14 1414,111bery,it Ilsraftml 100 Isa..ll4lslitsa,*l4. Owl 107 N0t4W4414 , 12 Da. Plats 1 D46814112.,44.0011 O.(C to gado. a SoutliMestere 111 De... 630 . 34 D 46. 650 Lawdeaderykllial46ll44 all Newa1..11...444111441•4 141— Dill Um* Lad. Valor, MINES. Tin:runs: EvxxioO. i i, There has been rather more general movement in 1 1 1 0 4 the mining share market to-day. The inquiries H. are chiefly for West Camden, South Tolgus, North ;• Basset, Wheal Edward, ltosewarne, and Perran to Consols. Sales have taken place in Smith Tamar, 11- 6 ; Yemen Consols, 6 • Bedford United, 8 ; E w ast Tamar, 235.; Great Wheal Baddern, 2} ; East Gun- • ole Lake, 21s. ; Gorn, i prem. 34 At. The gold mining shares were fiat to-day, the ten- s deny being in several instances in favour of buyers, Z.. of whom, however, there were very few in the si market. Ave Marina were flat. The demand for ao United Mexican share. has revived, and the price lit 1 101 - lOC De. Ma ineel . Derpe 171 IIId.O:. were.l I I 4 skarn all Nerearalla sad Carllale 100 Newameelet It !limpet. Aberpavouty, old Hareterd... Newry sal Ernalltillsa... tee SorMk . II De. lewelfe... Mortleera Coaselo • Uplat too North Mal& , IS %or* DapriajSee. I. ... II; North . le North Western... Si Porta St South ar lee Ward, Hera, &Holm tael .4eoaietrat 00 , OStikb . let linen. Wm. Caw A toll Do, a Paawfborp neratord.. oil Are:Aare as.l Mist. Moe. W. litia.) all Do. Halves ID Do. Oevoery et threpalitre Uatou ... °Klerk. D. Cow:0. MIS paid prat pee Oat. lee Data foam .„ . SO tltNta ttlttlr It Iva TaiblaltleerDo In imams ma Hartlepool Ii Rag closed 51 to 6. 'fhe non-official quotations are as follows : Mel- ° bourne, to 1 ; Australian Mutual Mining, to I ss prem. ; Kenmare, Ito 11 prem. ; Connemara, .1 to 1 so 4t. prem. ; Glenaulin, 1 to I prem. 11 At a bi-monthly meeting of adventurers in Wheal ao Golden Consuls held on the B th inst., the accounts r, showed:—Beceipts: Amount transfer r ed to Penhale s t . Consols, 1,6221. 110. 7d. ; ores sold, 1,4331.: received 'L. from Penhale Consols, 2,2451.; total, 5,3201. 11s. I Id. . Expenditure : Balance last account, 1,6221.115. 71. ; . vi. June and July costs, 9751.115. 3d.; dues, 621.85.; v i; total, 2,6601. 10s. 10d. ; leaving a balance in favour of the adventurers of 2,6601. Is. Id. A dividend of 1 3 1 ss. per share (1,2:0.) was declared. 30 At a meeting of adventuress in Carvannell mine, ... held on the 7th inst., the amounts showed a balance s of 141.95. 7d. in favour of the mine. A call of 7s. es. per 1,056 th share was made. THIS .DAT. Two o'CLoca. to The gold mining shares are perfectly neglected, there being not the least inquiry. ss In other foreign mines there is more movement. 111. United Mexican have risen to 7; Imperial Brazilian to 6; and St. John del Hey to 26. II Vale alf Una . all 'IMAM =. all Waissimil sod 13 West Orrawell is TorViessiode&ftwir 29 Do. 66 101111100001 le De.o.ll.lLP•mhir_ Ay vi 100 _ t ams A NM LUND War _ _ Its. Aban. Wm& Paid , ritinh t ; l : m4" ssolo y. 1: 04. 4:•: 1 .04 Mi r 4 =l . 1 IMO. M. 1 -- — -1---- 051 NI Dittevitlist a ronslipe! 1 0 0.040 I Arra Fria an i Ipm If I (ImamalreGoistWaslara' I 106,000 Ins. tagio California° ....- all par f psi 60f 341 0.. „Ii11011.,„sall Daisy 1%,900 10 • Artnelaa .. II - - 10,000 10 Australasia' ....... -. I f If ~ 1 (11=ndar - V . Orank Win 1 20,100 10 Anarallaa . .. I f 1 Of 161 DIM williwataparsatae 100,000 I nod:slim ......... - all 6 Igo i finainelnarailWeatano I 60,000 I Aro Weis ell I 4ea 1 174 MI Barkbelmmadr• (lewd ly.O. 35 Blarnarroa Iran and Cod all - - 6011.100.Riatern) 100.004. I 1/11tish Asktralias Gold all I 4 di. 10 10 Clldsmid• 14070300 96.000 20 Britian lora - - Nand IsCiiiiiima).. 16.00 0 II kirsaiL tmo.(lrs.at 31 pm. 311 1 4 el 6 li. 100 ImmtLaestoll.gwagrep.et. 4,000 10 Da. Come mad Colas all - - (Mod la Gt. Itartheral 11,060 90 Do. se. John Doi 1107 - - IS 13 U 011111111.111 aNM rt. 14.! 110,440 1 Canna% Croat. ...... - all i dla par (lam' to GrestWeelen IMO, .. Ortoo Capp" - dl 14 44 10 00 tla6101•1 1 / 7 (1.17arkaNled 100,006 •i Mill 171111 ....- 1 I 4 pa IS 32 L e l ludo rine) .. ...... ... . - - 111 14 Do. dam ditto). 70/46 C ll4. l6 l l— LaNiallas 10,000 10 Ourmed lli Meanies awe Oresewlels $l,OOO Cialdmw ifierwarba... ... . ... Doti 1 4 dim (la and 1611matle !mews UAW Grua Derby at Dad= .. all I it. tar in 10 Dill• Itehrewma (ditto) 11.013 Groat Poly: nth all 11 11 poi 60 10 Lairl4lo4llll44r.4oerdet. link** Unirtp dl I I Pim (10•011 is lkellik) 10,000 Lake liatamt... --. .. ad 14la 1 10 60 NalaiNiaNulara 6 30.000 Lcs.litallar,O.Qtm.C.Co. all 4 dl. (imed le 1 100,000 Ihr)gaita 0;500 1 liclisma a lloatlassrisir 9 0 ktf.WestMaas.iTerit 10.0/50 New Omuta . ........ soo,oon Mimosa Mania WAG° Port 11i11ip...-............„ I pm (loodIa11101011•aniara 60:00 Quarts llork-.-- .O dl• par. 11 100 Iligusa 1.111000N(ler. 7.641 , 16 *memo 4. D 015.... lif 14 124 NOW Ora= —. 50,050 I 40atli Auslrellan 1 I 4 dim St. 100 00.111wpaselDist - 1.0 0 0 II An Crott 43.1:1 06. 76) Puked Mexican - all 61 • ,q { rOra is 10a. sod Tart. 100,000 I 'sew *minor ill 44). par 1 IS 94 losililliamilliegemild 140.005 I Tabs __ . _ 00 50 War WI% Sip.a.in. ___. - - 2; ulue lir lise —"66.ii6ili zate -- '!" The Right Hon. William Hereford, the Secretary at-War, according to precedent, performs the functions aid pertaining to the office of Commander-in-Chief of the Forces, until a successor to the Duke of Wellington shell be sppointed. et.l The Trinity Board has Mined printed circulars to their sub-commissioners at the outposts, by which it is be- .4. Berea the revision of the tariffs of pilotage will be general is at all ports subject to the control of that corporation. The N eternal sob-commissioners consequently being now about to N make the several reports it behoves shipowners to lose no gi time in pointing out to the Elder Brethren such ports s whereat pilotage is most oppressive, and to press the cored- e) deration, that whereas shipping interests have been sacri- 4 1 feed by parliamentary interference, this burdensome charge 1 ,,f, of pilotage remains with its distance money and other ano =Mies unchanged from the earliest period, and in war time, when everything was at war prices, and pilots paid with a consideration of war risks. DISCOVERY OF GOLD ARTICLES ON ARTflua's I . l t SZAT.—Wednesday afternoon two tradesmen who hap- g iji peered to be taking a stroll upon Arthur's Seat, Edinburgh, et. I unexpectedly came upon a secret deposit of gold and silver le chains, gold lockets, a gold watch, and other valuable Tie ay ides. They made the discovery when climbing up a ft diffiedt portion of the rock on the side of the bill directly Ise to the west of Samson's Ribs. The articles were carefully go concealed in a bole covered by a turf, which had been to accidentally removed from its plane by one of their feet. it On searching the hole, the" Stand a mid watch, half a 12: dozen gold guard-chains, Mond-chains, or alms gold seals, a 114 quantity of gold lockets, MI two wile= silver watch lii chains, in value amounting leaseNtairtmitilemlSol. They * at once brought the articles is the poilireount, where they remain for the inspeetion of any parties +homey have bad 4 i. any articles of this description stolen, as thin van be no r. doubt that the things found were not brow* some by by those who secreted them. DEPARTURE. OP SIXTY EMIGRANTS PROM ST. It MAILTIN . B PARISH nns DAT).—A very heborooting semis a t took plass this (Fri day) forenoon on the ripe Thames, is the Adelpbi steam-boat pier. Shortly Defer* 111 eels* eis • band of guardians, the overseen. the med Mill 416006110114 and several clergymen of St. Martin's paid* sunullelho pier, aecompauMd by 60 emigrants, els,* MO, and 12 children, who had bad their pow W Adlobhho paid fur by the parish. At the steam - beat pier Ken hun dred' of the emigrants' friends were in attendance to take a st farewell of theme who were going so far away to seek their V) fortunes. The Topaz steamer was gaily and beautifully Pe dressed out and !accommodation was provided for the large 6 number of the parishioners who bad determined to seem- ; paay the esnierenta as far as Gravesend, and we them safely g o pat on board the Calcutta, which is to start at once for MI Port Adelaide. Plenty of roast beef, plum-pudding and beer, were taken on board the Topaz, so that the emigrants might enjoy themselves on their journey down the river. As the party of mi.-note, who looked in 'smiling health p and spirits, and remarkably clean, left the workhouse they to gave several hearty shouts of Success to the board of guardians, and long life to the clergy," and three cheers for I Watson, the keeper of the workhouse. Everything being SI in readiness, the Topaz started on her journey amidst the deafening e` eon of those on board and those on the banks go of the river. The arrangements on hoard were such its to la reflect great credit to Mr. Jameson the superintendent of to the company's boats. INTELLIGENCE, has been received at Southampton ; from Madeira of the emigrant ship Admiral, which left * London six weeks since with between 200 and 300 pawn- * gets for Australia. The Admiral experienced head winds I: on her passage to Madeira. All were well on hoard, and it was expected that they would reach Melbourne about the latter end of November. The intelligence was brought by the Brazilian packet Tenet. s ISO A/maim Dike Vam15M57.1 . .. 100 Mak/ it 4 pato. /10 Is Ckmaart mail 1114013 mail 1$ ad limsles . maim. Pmalb, and Atm. aim luaolloo 34 Ikellagous(ll.l o .l4.Ct 3 no. (01.) pio Ct. a* itamt.Com.ltatm.,ll pa n Nol I/ Ditto do. No.: 10 tam. Now 6 per OM. /tomb Is imaLthimoArlaiga.6 p.O as Not Zak/ 3 Idiabomo 4 art Durk% 13 pat .. N=•= 4 l3 114 6$ 6101ing)1146/10 • f)WatAlukklistesa ion GLlrsitess. NM 44 pm& 6 tammuMemastmeb. Ent 100 Las. k SOW 0/o.6ommill 1 Dike Pm/ • pet. Mak • Las.agalrailOnaldrib ;I! lA= j tb i 10 De. Vile sl6 • 43.1.4 en Maryp. &Carlow 4to Cl ei Do. do. 4 1 pCX. i oti alidlandrons.er.l6l3...o..l : 6 Ditto l'rebtemee 90 Varfulk Eltilleiell... all Do. Qua. Ili pas Nat NO ligtlllklll.l6 .. ... al Nardi Illellordaler• • alva. a. WllleNtur, an. WSIII.O per Cea• a istarea.Mna.Newoaar. 10 Ibealtriaineseplar.W. Xta.) II pa Oaat. . li iamb Dom ... ell 01.1ailaboLikaa)11.0s d. 11 Waldo./ It Killion, 1.0 IfiVlxt e reUalt Isere . if Ilag. It UNIII DM peesb to TitkiNJeda Matra SO Charleroi 3 Mice sad Batangas Dinah Ithealart $0 Saat ladlaa 5 'heat Indies ?animals • Da. ()rand Jasurios of I , 35 OtWasLaf Orisds.l3, ... Do, Bask (Sad iiane)ona wand Bap eta* till 11ay.3363 ; dna la 1137, at par WIS. 10 - Te.(17171;621 „: 2 Do. (Canal)... ... 17_4 Marla ArdonS2... fn Namur and Idege Nretharn et trance.. .. all Do. .1,1. f per et. Dona, Ow D. & Amiens eba.) 11 **lnann end liot,laaus le iap. awl Lyons ... l'asns and Orleans 1 0 earls and !laces Its ~er. irs I SD .0 , 041, . 4 'l...ris,Caer,andettettruey S'- (Raven and Darts 2', -Aube. and Renee SI Woo I. 4 Waimea Eason... ... TeCRIMAT EVYSING. The Cowed market was rather firmer to-day, the rally of yesterday afternoon being well supported, bat there was no business of importance. The price ruled steady at 991 to 3 for money, and 991 to 100 for the 13th October. The other transactions in. eluded Bank Stock, for account, at 2291; and India Stock at 280. Money was rather more in demand to-day, not so much in the house, in connexion with the settlement of the amount, as out of doors. There were few inquiries for the unfunded securi ties, the bulk of the operations consisting of sales, a fact which may be considered confirmatory of the remark above made. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 725. to 755. prem.; ditto June, 07s. to 70s. prem.; India Bonds, 810 to 87s. prem. In the foreign bond department there was only a quiet business. Brazilian Fires reached 101, the high credit to which this state has attained, conse quent upon the punctuality with which she has met the claims of her creditors, rendering her securities favourites with investors. It is much to be hoped that some of the defaulting South American states would profit by the example. Peruvian Bonds were very firm, owing to the announcement in the official organ here, that an additional naval force has been sent to the Lobos Islands by the Peruvian go vernment, aid that ell vessels, or any nation what soever, that may load guano without the sanction of the republic, will be subject to punishment for an act of piracy. Our anticipation of the mode in which tho question would be settled is being fully borne out, and the announcement in question was given by us several weeks back. Turkish scrip was lower in the morning at 91, but rallied to 10 prem. The list of the day's sales includes :-Brazilian Old Fire per Cents., 1031, 104. Danish Three per Cents., 1823, 84, 831; ditto Five per Cents., 103. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents.,6s ; ditto Four per Cents. Certifs., itoi Gra nada One-and-a-Half per Cents., ex Dec., 1849, coupon, 231 ; ditto . Deferred, 121, 1. Mexican Three per Cents., 25!, Peruvian Deferred Thew per Cents., G 6. Portuguese Five per Cents. Con verted, 1811, 41 ' • ditto Small, 401 ; ditto Converted Four per Cents., 391, 381. Russian Five per Cents., 1181, 3, ex div. Sardinian Five per Cents., 951. Spanish Old Three per Cent•., 491, 1; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 231 ; ditto for account, 30th Sept., 231 ; ditto Passive (Converted), 6. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 91,1, 10 per cent. prem. Tho dealings in miscellaneous shares include Co lonial Bank at 16; Commercial Bank of London, 29; London Chartered Bank of Australia, 44, ; Royal Australian Banking and Gold Importing (IL paid), 13, ; Union Buck of Australia, 50 1, 50 ; Crystal Palace, 5; Royal Mail Steam, 79, 781, 79. Shares in the Electric 'felegraph Company of Ireland are now plated on the official list with bargains marked at 11 (V. paid). Ebro Canal shares are very firm, there being considerable orders to purchase on Spa nish account. English, Scottish, and Australian Bank shares are quoted 11 to 13 prem. ; French Crystal Palace, Ito 1 prem. ; Bordeaux and Cette Railway. 11 to 11 prem.; Bezicrs and Graissessac Railway, 1 to 3 prem.; Quebec and Richmond Rail way, to a prem. Shares in the Upper Railway of India are regarded with favour, and command a premium of 1 to 1. The applications from share holders in the East Indian Railway Com pany are understood to be large, as the Upper Indian Railway, although 600 miles higher up the country, will be on the same line of trade; so that the two companies will play into each others hands to mutual advantage. At the meeting of the Bank of England proprie tary to-day a dividend at the rate of 31 per cent. for the half-year ending the 31st August, as recom mended by the directors, was adopted without op position, although some of the proprietors appeared inclined to cavil at certain points in the management, consequent upon the falling off in the profits, and con sequent reduction of the dividend by 1 per cent. The maintenance of the dividend at the high rate of 8 per cent. per annum, wars not, however, generally expected, and on the whole it would appear that the proprietary are satisfied with the dividend, consider ing the extraordinarily . low rates that have ruled in the money market during the half-veer. After pay ment of the dividend the " hest' will amount to 3,031,1601. The first call of 44 Bs. per share has just been made by the directors of the Madras Railway, mak ing 41. 10s. paid. The call is to be paid la by the 30th inst. This was " ticket day" in the share market, and the Recount again proves a heavy one. Yesterday the rates of continuation generally given evinced a disposition on the part of the jobbers to make their accounts as even as possible, with a view to being prepared for the large amount of business that was expected to offer to-day. Thus from the high prices bid during . the last fortnight for all descriptions of shares having induced large sales, speculative and bona fide, the rates of continuation were a shade higher than at the date of last settling. The following rates were in all cases freely given, viz., London and North Western, 3 to 1 ; Great Western, 1-16 to 3-16; Midland, 3to 3-16 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 3 to 1 per cent. • on South Eastern, 1-32 to 3.32 per share; on Gledonian, 1.32 to 1-16 per share; and on Blackwalls, 1.32 per share. After the usual hours of business there were further sales on Manchester and Liverpool account, which not only depressed quotations, but left the job bers with more stock than they bad expected. Con sequently this morning they were not free to " take in stock at other than enhanced rates of continuation. This, however, was not so noticeable in the lighter de seriptions of shares,which werecarried overat about yes ter&y's rates; but on London and North Western, Midland, and Great Western, 1 per cent. was fre quently given ; and Lancashire and Yorkshire, at first supposed to be scarce, were carried over as high as 3 per cent., the jobbers freely offering 1 for the accommodation. These enhanced rates are the more worthy of consideration from the fact that during the past week the dealers who were "short" of London and North Western, Midland, and Lanca shire and Yorkshire stocks had to pay a " backwards tion " to the extent of 3 per cent. for the loan of the stock until this day. It should, however, be re marked that late this afternoon there were borrowers of Great Western stock ; while Great Northernshave all along been very scarce, necessitating the payment of about 1-16 baekwardation. French shares and foreign stocks have been easily carried over on very moderate terms. The traffic returns for the last week on the under mentioned English lines of railway, as mado up to this day, are as follows: 1862. 18.51. 1850. London and North Western £62,403 „1:58,650 „1:46,706 Lancashire and Yorkshire 19,038 .. 18,018 .. 16,923 London and South Western 13,427 .. 18.301 .. 13,228 London and Brighton Great Western Midland South Eastern York and North Midland 10,637 .. 9,246 York, Newcastle, & Berwick 15,860 .. 14,957 .. 13,708 Shrewsbury and Chester 1.962 1,798 .. 1,781 Great Northern 13,313 .. 11,907 .. 6,650 North Staffordshire 6,528 .. 6,306 .. 6,273 Chester and H lyheed Simi:Aire Union 628 .. 706 .. 439 Exeter and Crediton Bristol and Exeter Leeds Northern 1,613 .. 1,236 alunchestt r & SouthJ unction 686 .. 631 Birkenhead and Cheshire Junction Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Oxford and Worcester 783 .. - Shrewsbury and Birmingham 939 .. 786 Stockton and Hartlepool.... 2,283 .. 1,381 Newcastle and Carlisle 2,933 .. 2,100 East Lancashire 6,056 .. 6,037 Bolton, Blackburn, and 9 ClithOTOC 36 .. 914 Kendal mil Wiudermem South Yorkshire Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock. 231 ..197 5,110 1,250 501 1,163 6, ea 754 ;: 4,7L5 1,120 ~ 260 rl iw 44 41 le SO 1 7 151 e die 6f 7f 41 , 3 3 111 Ilf It $ Ulf It 31 MP 7* If. Hi W 76 76 40 11 111 111 45i 16 46 56i 61 64 104 114 pm 67 67 86 11 dls 2i 2 16 1 64 11141 1684 112 11l il ifs= 1 I . 9 II 41 4 es 4 le die 16 17. 1 04 ii 2 , 11 i I If di 77 7, 0 44 4741 St a die a U le ali Os SO at -.— die 41 41 Ate 47 45 4 si ii 4 iii OS 37 ii ii 2 ism. 24 II 10 106 12 16 h tj Cs r_ 196 29i 786 0 473 i 890 13 IS 101 676 N as 2e rei so se 30 SI II 111 11 Si 150 131 32 n Its Rib 541 $7l 17 3 II 7 106 13, 14i In Me it fb U U -- N 10 111 Id ii I 6al id llle IN lei SHADES. 105 10? 100 ICA IS If Par IPa II li pa k r 141 14 I: 11 91 ilii :0 131 14 8 th pus 187 1 1011 PIT 1P• $4 4 ;a 1$ 1. 111 dial pm I pm 146 0 s 09 Pw Pa ss 93 97 11, ►ir 171 IS t 3 104 16 3q 11 as 102 104 3 St 1 i I Pa I ILWATIL dr 1, i i m ii I - 1 II iat Der I Pok :I ti i I SiSi Si Pa 7 • 11 II I '7 St e IS/ 141 57 111 14 If 31 1143 131 11l 10 10. SI • pa EH Si i 4 11l pi le la 341 t 5 9Si 1114 10t 3 91101 4_ Lancashire and Yorkshire '3.22 .. London end South Western-54 97 .. Great Western.. "4.45 ------- South Esouern 67.92 .. York and North Midland 37.76 Great Northern 46.63 .. Midland . . 50 .38 C'1.30 62157 L 9 2 54 55 97.27 .. 72.19 78.23 70.92 :;8.12 49.35 28.17 .. 60.38 Chester and Holyhead 53.29 .. 49 77 .. 42.01 York, Neweastle,and Berwick 62.08 .. 60.87 .. 40.78 Bristol and Exeter 63.91 .. 63.43 .. 69.76 The returns on Scotch lines are SS under : 1652. Aberdeen Glasgow and South Westals sledonian 9,013 Edinburgh and Glasgow North British Scottisk Central Dundee and Perth Scottish Midland hutches 696 Total The Irish returns are: Belfast and Ballymena Londonderry and Enniskillen Cork and Bandon Ulster Beirut and County Down Great Southern and Western Cork, Blarkrock, and Paanage 1852. IP6I. .... £1,493 • 4,526 • 9,308 ▪ 4,226 .... 4,041 .... 2,450 .... 734 .... &44 . 3U{ .... 1,029 294 :::: 6, 4 M7 .... 24i .... Total THIS DAY. £27,436 1831. Lies 182 971 292 4,431 198 E6,Bsti Two O'CLOCK. Consols are a shade better to-day, purchasers har ing come forward, but the business offering is ex tremely small. The price opened 991 to for money, and 99,!, to 100 for account; it is now ',higher, at 904 to 100, and 100 to respectively. Indio Stock has been sold at 277 ; and Bank Stocit, for the account, at 228. The March Exchequer Bills have been a shade weaker. Few transactions have been concluded in foreign stocks, in which this is settling day, and prices aro unaltered. Turkish scrip marks 91 to prem. Spanish New Deferred Threes, 23: to Z ; Granada Deferred, 12.1, to I ; Danish Threes, 81; Brazilian Old Fives, 1031 to 104; Dutch Fours, 99. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE—THIS L.Y. The Wheat trade was without animation this morning, and the few samples of English fresh up sold on much the same terms as on Monday last. A limited amount of busi ness was transacted in foreign Wheat and Flour, at former prices. Barley was in fair request for grinding and distilling purposes, and its value underwent nu change. The arrivals of foreign Oats are , gain of sufficient mag nitude to check any improvement in value, and sales pro ceeded slowly at the sates of Monday last. In Beans and Pees there was no change. ARRIVALS MO LONDON FROM 13th SEPT. to 171 h SEP2'. tam ingbah. Staab. 'risk. Forams. 12330 Barley 3%0 79 1 Os!* 270 1384 22910 Malt * 820 Mar. 2.840 sacks; 10, 0 03 rela. Lew Aviam.m.—Wbeat, 418. ; Ber'ey. 7h. 9.1.; Oats. 71.. 0.1.; Rye, SU. 14.; Basin, Ili. 10.1. ; Pou, Ms. 10d. AVlSkititt•- • Iff bast 1447147.1 0. , a 181.. /Mm. . N.,. Aug. 7 39* 7137. 34 30s 0429 a 7433. 94 301 8 4 ... 39* 7d 27. 34 1 19. 6d 30, 34 1 334 74 31. 44 21 41. 24 17. id 19/ 3d 29. 4d4134 94 29. 104 25 ... 434 7423+ 2120. MMI. 911154 4431• Id Sept. 4 94 v. 2d 20. Sd SIP 94 34. 104 31. 62 42* 64278 10d le. 10430. 9411 e Sd 31. Id . _ weeks' Au. Ave.. 41. 104 27. II: 19. 9430. 24 3I••04 318 Ilan.—V/I*m.. Barle9, Clam 1t... Now. sael P.* la rms. _ 44 9 43 7 43 3 43 2 39 7 39 7jj &MAR.—There has been steady and good demand during the week, and a further advance of 6d. has been pretty ge nerally established. The refined market has also been active, and the extreme prices of last week freely paid ; grocery lumps, 435. 6d. to 465. COPIEE.—A fsir amount of business has been done, chiefly in Plantation Ceylon, at the prices of last week. No sales of importance repor ted in Native Ceylon, the price of which remains 434.6 d. Tz.t.—The public sales have gone off briskly, and greens sold at very full prices. Congou quoted dull of sale, but no alteration in price. Rten.—A full amount of business done, at a shade ad vance. _ _ _ S►LTFETU has sold steadily at previous rates. Smers.—The quantity offered has been small, and prices have been fully supported. Sr[Rms.—Bum and Brandy quoted steady, at last week's prices. ' Corruw.—A fair amount of business done, at a shade higher prices. Fuurr —1 he demand for Currants has been active, at previous prices. Fine qualities scarce. Valencia Raisin' in steady demand, at 455. In other articles no material alteration. Markets gene rally havo been steady this week. MARKET.-THIS DAY. The number of Beasts is large and trade is slow ; however the weather being favourable they are mostly disposed of at about Monday's peces. Trade is very dull for Sheep, and although the supply is not large, they cannot be sold ex cept at a reduction from our late quotations. There is now but little demand for Lamb, middling ones are very unsale able. Oood Calves are rather dearer, and trade is more active for all kinds. From Germany and Holland there are 551 Beasts, 2,390 Sheep, and 293 Calves ; Spain, 460 Sheep; 3.50 Beasts from the Northern and Midland, and 83 Mach Cows from the Home Counties. Per stale of 61b. • 0....1. Per non of &ta. a4.a. d. 1144 &out, Danford, .383 10 I Nat Dna. a Ilf..bda. 0 0 Beat Bhort4torata . 3 6 5 8 boat Loog.woola &mud quallty Masts.. I 8 3 r, Do. do. Shorn ....... 04 4 ! karts aa.l.oroodquaUty 32 3) Pio ........... 3 4 4 4 Do. do. Shorn— boat Ba, a Illalf-lends 4 2 4 6 Lamb. ......... Rw. at maraca, 1,143; Kbeop and Loot., 9..11); Calm. 142; Pigs, 4;0. ...gil,,, A., „ -..: --....7: Al. H": L, MINCING-LANE-THIS DAY. HIDES.-THIS DAY. LEanaunkt.L.-Hides: 661 b. to 641 b., 11d. to 2d.; 641 b. to 721 b., 2d. to 21d. ; 7216. to 80Ih., 21d. to 21d. ; 801 b. to 881 b., 21d. to 3d.; 881 b. to 981 b., 3d. to 30. ; 981 b. to 1041 b., 31d. to 31d. Ilona Ilides, 61. Calf Skins, light, Is. to 2s. ; full, 4s. 6d. BEILMONDSEY.-Sheep Skins: rolkd, 2.1. 101. to 3s. Gs.; Hall-brews, 2s. 6d. to 3s. Od. ; :Downs, 2a. 2d. to 2s. 64.; launbs,.2a. 3d. to 3s. Bd. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mears. Pattenden and Smith report that a good supply of new hops have arrived at market, and are selling at the following prices :—Farnhams, 1004. to 112 s. per cwt.; country, 90s. to 100 s. ; Mid. and East Kents, SO.. to 1405.; Weald of Kent., 755. to Sio. ; Sussex, 70s. to 80s. Inferior and mouldy samples at much less prices. The duty is backed at 245,000!. and 250,0001., but is gene rally thought to be much overrated. Worcester Fair being on Monday next is expected to settle prices to some extent. For Sussex and Weald of Kents the quality of tho uew growth is considered to be Excellent. 1 here is great inducement for consumers to secure a large stock of the present growth, besides which money being abundant it holds out en indueemertt to speculators to purchase hops at the present low prices. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is firm to-day, at the quotation, annexed, via.: Town Tallow, Sib. 6'l. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 395. 9d.: October to DE:ember, 395. 6d. ; January to March (Ida), 395. 9d. ' COAL MARK Fr.-THIS DAY. Holywell, 14,. 34.; Eden Main, 14.. 6d; Tantield Moor, 12a. 3d.; Walla End Riddell, 14s. ; Walls End Haswell, 141. ; Walls End lletton, lbs. 6d.; Walls End Lamb. ton, 15s. ; Walls End Stewart's, Ms. 61.; Walla End Tees, 61.—Ships at market, PT. ,A; . t i — r ,•-• ~ 47 -- s ' ' . :j' it - ••• ". ‘ n Sf . tO • .t.' %. .t• a 3 111 hie' 714 sol 7l 4 105 I 1314 ► TT i I gi Sii ill 4;14 10. 1 101 0 II Pm Lt "