The Express. — London, England, 1852-09-10 00:00:00

• 7 - - - --...-----.. , _ _ „...7 1 LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBhR 10, 1852. RAILWAYS. SECOND EDITION. FROM THIS NIG H T'S GAZETTE. [THREEPENCE. THIS DAY. THIS DAY.—Two Quietude continues to pervade the railway market. Priem lave been rather flat, but am now stronger, mad /morally the market may be said to be well unmated. Berwick and London and North West ern Nooks are lower, and Lanosahlre and Yorkshire Two O'CLOCK. The English funds have remained at yesterday's prices during the whole of the morning, but are now strop r . ( onsets have ranged betw een 99: an d 994 f or money, and have improved within the last half-hour to 994 to 100 fur money, and 100 to for the 13th October. The transfer books of the Three per Cents. Reduced and Long Annuities are now shut. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. mark 1042 to Bank Stock, 228 to 229. Exchequer Bills, March, 72e. to 735. prem. India Bends, 84s. to 87s. prem. Foreign stocks are quieter to-dav, with prices well supported. The Turkish loan is 'higher, with busi ng.* at Bto prem. Mexican Bonds mark 231 to 1; Peruvian Deferred, 6, to IA; Equador Bonds, 41 to 1; Buenos Ayrean, 724 ; Sardinian, 951 to 4 ; Portuguese Converted Fives, 40. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. DAVID LA X , Batb, livery-stable keeper.—Sept 7. BANKRUPTS. BAIIIIIL LUIZ PRATT, New Bond-street, upholsterer. ARTNONT MITIR, Thrognrorton-street, City, merchant. CRARLINI DAVIT, Bristow, Surrey, HOOD draper. JANIS HARRIS, Gloucester, hotel-keeper. Joasrit Las, Dewsbury, Yorkshin, grocer. AND STOMA lanyan. Ilally 1 to 1 pa. 244 NII " aVtot blil =seJ •1111wfslii, lasarldre,‘ Chg. ' auP•400.11,••!Id. N qas lee II „ II a Os zd to 10 41 JO „ 1111 Of 171 011 IS 17. 7 1 of. 7 7i SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. Jonx Sllt and DAVID Stn. Elgin, boovniskers. arse, udybil Waged Illeihalleas.. sud .. Aber- AMOR MB L:11 sod LAD) . • • ' Ds. MIX Ware °smiths Mows This. Oro — A.. no. L U. 64 bad.. s wad Doh Ifsw n t a . 1110,.W.1, • 1.8 ei SA/IX OP ENOLAND d .-Acoom Note. Mood for Ibe week imam Sept. 4, Ma , asTran. - 04,6mm/et Pebt I.thar flectuittl• Gad Coln *ad I:ulike aiLm Dalian V5.334.01$ •&1•11.0 DI 1 . Oho Oa ....&43‘.1. ke • iii: iii.iiii: 3449 ' 003 TO= and i nv. Atom i lOUS Mir . .... ... 12.136"41 Powalsva d Ow "Alb 1,411.1111 01.830.r..11 FlapL S. ISM 135.3-4.11711 IPA thaeraneat hairlike hided. hal Vi eight Aliaeh, • •• •• £14.11193n lakiertlearltla 1 acid mai Mat doss 41/,11117 Ii 4 $ 3 Ili Ile as a 1 1 ui : 11* kit Por Acceout. PARIS, Nan. 9. Par ! • Homey. rOprelns4ll9balm. Lona,. Masai. I, _ 1 iTertimia.77. .... 17 is ,7720, 77 60 77 16 1 7 7 46 441.4 tins., 111 c.. 103 60 : 103 30 103 95 103 50 • 14.3 95 ... ... .... 4 8 Par ozu., 1639... 97 73 I .. I 4;.r ('rut. .... .. • 90 75 1 •.. &per Gnu,. Nes 1... ... Mallow cal Laudon • sielitt, 13 274 ; 90 days, 73 15 madam, s parlXl6lo 14114 11 . ailay Nak• Rrlnv — *no,. Da 1951 .. li.131•11 S par Cants 96 M. 3. ... Dr. IPS 1 .. Do. 2,1812 PAS7a, SEPT 9.—St. Germ a i n , 1115 ; Versailles (right Moll!. —; ditto (left bank), 111 73; Perla sad Ortesns, 1,440; Pam and Roves, 677 00 ; Roman end Havre, 7117 30; Nerwill , l and Arnovn, 491 23; Strasbourg and lab, 911 33; Nerthern,6o6 71; Part. and mrsobourg, 667 10, Part and Lyons, 790; Lyon. and Arleare, 167 al; Mantarnan and Troyes, 242 So ; 0004. oiee2l sod Fesam% 797 10; Pais and 90111141, 1 , 5 ; Bottlemis sad Tate. 762 30 • Montpellier ant lofts,—; Grand C.omte, 1390; 1114aftea et fit Maier end Gray, 542 3' , . BERLIN, SEPT, 7.—Vol . noluy Loan, 103:. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1830),101; ; ditto (1832), 104; ; National Debt, OS:. Commercial Karina Society's Premium, 128). Bank Shares, 108. VIENNA, SEPT. 7.—Fire per Cent. Metalliques, 9(4 ; New Loan (series A), 93i ; ditto (B), 111.',; Bank Shares, 1,330, Ex c h ange on London, 11.90. J. IL ELSZT, Donlra="6. SUGAR.--The average prim of Begat, the piredues of the British pluesedges in America, computed from the re sume made in the week ending the 7tk of Sept. 1862. is Ms. Mid. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius sad the Mast ladies, no return. R g f lazirirsilWr — ron; 1 * am% A. Illiski Do. drimej. OWL. sod Vast. (Iss., D LlNtiral Clialie [Areilis ..iiialodi ERret al 'al% I • a Moran_ .. ... .. Lades NMI Multwoß = a i rg It srr . r hi. If esia /I 7$ 144 es, n n 7. be id 41 44 111 119 „ 45i lel „ lee N Si 1.1. M u. K I IS MONEY MARKET. lit pa I Ms St 2 . 4 174 1 4 ILI Si 1114 flit K!1 111 IS 121 lei 51 Da. 11.14.1.(6 a.. ° i. I D Weston _ - - 6fj N! Ad 4 „ 2 41s „ 16 IS. S 2 4 2! so_ Ili i $ ad 74/441p a ......- ' ...- - i- B/L "' altnedirsor af:-,••"en-redn••••• -1 1 . er .--- / t .:.* * - -. C.e.-og , ' t e. & 44ll " sa Tb ... / v le No. 1,885.] LONDON, FRIDAY It VENI i : thi.....m it received was well deserved, bet 'pediment; and seperintend publications ealeulatee MI ST ATIONAL ASSUItANCE and INVESTMENT was in en ethisiog's mimed of each magnitude. greed • knowledge of the cause in the Howse of CeseMeMe s AL*44:"r" ' 7 ' 1.6 Martia.""ell. 11.611.4.1116 Mahn Methiagibellike lie wak« e by lar i sad thrmighout Ragland ; be it, therefore, resolved Uwe . Ir.. ismotinela of wary with this Arrielatbel a whit\ Illasisla. of 111111111114 ll=lll Sad WWI air " 111 u i 1.1 41 1 lath a committee be now eonstituted a sash members of ~,h , ,i , a nee, We, oe a menu to Miele seessesjut ed. d'ineolem." hiss pewee =ion displayed in parliament present as will sesseattoaet, with power to add , w . re to die mari na t al' the aMunit, end thr paremas taw this maleitywaseiliggitereim extraordinary character ;her to their number*. re" the ••••nd ei. "" 9/9* C .919991 / 9 ' MI 92 / 1 9 ,5 1 _7 n = notes rementilm threes limeeict. This air vu encored. A "Resolved-That kis deekalle to epos is Lemke, to ur? roe noisome the Mabee nee a lament es Aninnseunimainsannsee daemon airs from "1 Parietal," during the seethe or plilibletille o I bleat right Ulu, „ sn o r e, la which atom the miser Se g ,, en . re l oaded with Ills Armies" .. m isms by the aped %Id sad &Medal, produced some fine when all pablismiems re the lefties may be premed I a ss t.:merlin , * on ~mat of lite es MI se the er ,taping and holloal easeatioa. Miss Dolby sang very when bison, etas muss VisiliMly Lead.. may eseassual e. ..f eiseeerieeei t "tolch at Wm , by,_ VA DbellMsss r sweaty the fins chi sir of Prase's.° Rossi, " Alt ! reedit*" cite with the Mast right scubas; where sommittee ~ ,-Zeirrorn Of the _ 3 • 3 " . ''" b ,1_"•. 11 ,1 t n i,__t•l ll .•••••‘_.,_ _,......." 1333 ',._ qua .pp. ;" and Tiunberlik's singing of the air from the meetings ea the Inemies may be MN t led whom the Irish nee • i'...,. * ".,.._ 1 ''Pn e r..„..", 1 .7...,'",_,,,."`""" ............P"' ir'''"'......,..." " Prophets," "Re del cid," was • very masterly per- semempere MB be 5.4 Iss melbseni emleastises esmieg .%•",:, i t'''.,""„„:,`,"... --- et i“ -- p ,,,To s - i i - p g - ',,,,,,,, ----- . gad. s m ig h --- 7. 15 -- Z i g. -- fermenes. Other pretty gems, sing by Madame Viardat before goellineemt, 1a .," moneys. (Weis, Herr Formes, and Millie. Bertrandi, sustained the " Ilessiguels-1110 It la ledhpansabie es the sewer el the luirrest or ilividesd, la ramble liattyearly, in Jemmy end July. excellence of the concert throughout. Murat eenee to Wag before patiment imps mien mot well- Cashel moth, Leapt& But there was "gm the mistake of this festival-the antliendenaol gmes ef Westing Whited es the teeMlry Ts. ceeital P P a' all 'mmimr alg a" I" wralW___„...._ 64 . lb. concert was too loss ;it wee not over until pest midnight , by the Mena bandy at the perm system ham rn- , torii twat ••• •••• •• 99 •••••••• ♦ l9 ''•••••• 9941 before which a great many people had left the hall. he T relict is by thn modelegs el Crawford% MR ; god the ' , maim !Unit. • nairavere be dm sitosormenbed Me dessiga. toes nmded i s o a r , to to y s , g m , loolo so at as remedy is in the heads of the committee ; and it is to be that kr the sod awe enters milesise den* fasts, o „, a , tad M. i m i sted eumpists. loped that they will set the necessity of preventing a re• any ism/ft white pease appesen emirs My, ea re- UM DEPARTMENT. c anenee o f this evil. peeling the gems le the kegem have • guided puma seat 11”. •1•••••^ 3 ••••••• • eittot:••••••• endl twarlesieted The amulet taken this evening amounted to 1169/. to the spa In imemillyer easefeby the asses a iiitelleh „.,,,, of Lae moaners. with Many Warden and tomeetant We, THURSDAY EVENING. SZAWMO .. silimmmdly IMP witasesse wbe OM seketieballe p e .ernieStit. The " Messiah" was performed this morning. Before, them e segglg the elageft . the Je di amm e n onomm ot. V a li lasanoten and premestams may be ellealaed. ea esplioatlea at tt., he s ow s a t o o A...t 0 w., os so the ois p ost i. s o w s . however, bristly noticing the performance of the oratorio tee kw tie nee or the Ismene might inceehem _. . I s t ,•mieet the Ceded kimpleme. en this osession, we step rode to advert to one of the most " /Resoludie-3rhied s in inks to give bee flees sad &see- PI IPA 3 3 0 1U11•••• limed.* 1•••••• interesting features in connexion with it. and with this fee. ties to the lenseitright movement, it is essential that the N It. Appliemions for semen may be use. to the Mater* tied. Never before has this music hall presented each an Irish Telma Lieges be maintained, end periodical public put... --- - T lIE I) A I L I NRWB. i nc h o f ground. sad every available space at the entrances that may orbs la the seam of the Leedon Morning Perin% pH., Sd. to the Boor and galleries was occupied ; such, indeed, was " Resolved-That the tenant right repressateitme aro Ms Sehllenl OWN. the Ire,ILS NI.M4 to a. the bowl a ts.t.l- the demand f or wh e t s that, at lest. even standing room NY ourected to attend the Ineetiaas in Bullie s it dee bee: ties. .:":, .•• i la . 3 9•U p . • : k .. 3 . 1 99 n 5t u . 5 .1.„ . '"7 999w 0 ,, 505 : 99 p0tt5 am. 69 99 br " l94 sos sa, not to be obtained ler a guinea ; the holden of the few not interfere with their yarldrareetasy t mat ale te unreserved tickets issued surrounded the bell as early as take en loath pert is ihnereed do seledut in thelr et ranwonst. Is the resat sal valet rile Gems& Tess.. - It the wane, of Its situ o'clock ; when the doors were opened • somewhat several constitneetelee Ibilegomey. be Erfurt.. •t• 'm 4 *. " 9•1 1, 9198.9•61 ..,2 192199•1 2f i r . heaved straggle took place fur the privilege of admission " Resolved-That it is assenery ter die dee v. tei.... , ... s' . 11 0,1, " '''''" `••••• - • - • - '" mwr '''' to it end beneath the galleries ; from half past ten o'clock conduct and sustainment el the Mama Ouse, that a mode. h .....".„ scam asit 4 is the 'VV. E.O.M. ERE Wiscfmc7 Eslislue- • tight the performance opened, an hour later, the stream rate amount of funds be regula r ly essedhated by the mien 111 r a n" *as. ' r • ... " d i- ' t• 4 WM ;Visa lay Whir row- of company continued flowing into the hall ; try. That this conference, aware ol the peony of the slen It e "WS* 1 IIY To' w.t.Alt• 1 .... . p . in . , t ,..,„•, . ye! 1.,...1t at htl ji441111 in %MS OM by envy which, deneeiy crammed ce it vu. presented a gay to whose service their minions en Mufti, an antis* swytv-i 50. ,n. to, tae. Smug timerre, with b mare en . .gal brilliant appearance. to avoid making any heavy claim epee thee. ad especially .s .loi. pease - 4 sv•hi re the The cast fur the performance of the solo parts today was upon districts which have already esetrlbeasid with great It *Mrs... rot to "" s ' a t as 9 " 99 49 991 Y "P ar 1.1 " inertly the same uof late in London, the recitatives and generosity. That it is their desire relief to vales the num . • eau .ed bee always tabled, frees Ns esteems . aim, being done by pretty nearly do same artiste., with the wry fonds by • small Illikelliem ea the al ettrasive adverbs/wen. . , rake Wear is shown by Ms bet return of Mame addition of the magnificent band an the immense choral whole country, by • et (my) 'ma wealthier ii,„1:11,,• " , tee yen , tel. t• t • wiling blado• Wrweiellawk be power here engaged. Mr. Sims Reeves sang " Comfort ye parishes, and half that sum le Isea, m power ease; that wad a aril: ar eve that this pert Ihe . tret by tinerethan . 7 pe o pl e ,- es p ec i a lly th e o p en i ng streins of the melody, thus a sum ample for the accessory *apnea of the Nee se', Tram/ 3 . 4 • mss ••• 1 • •• 919.9••••••99.19/9119 , ' with great sweeten. , and Miss Dolby threw into the air meat mar be readily raised ; and that the malerenes meet ..0., .. ............. mi , gm " But who may abide " • rich fulness of tone which gave respectfuly lost the co-operation of the right rev. the Pm". e et • •• WI Male to the music a very line effict. The commencement of bother,' of the Roans catholic church, and the rev. U. 0... Waste ..........- ..... 1:111 LIMAS the magnificent chorus, "Fur unto us a Child is born," of all denominations, in manias eat thiseellesdes se= vittv %i As rty ~0.e, , t mentlNlMlse el Ohl. 1'^..."* . 1....•......"'W effectively contrasting with the burst of the char ... taiment may br given to the exertleas el the iseaseolgiu sr .... tour to elseeend ay • cs man W ear i • Laski . =ribs as it proceei's to its final grandeur. The fun: party in parliament during the newt sander the esnisseeee - the KW. Sews •is •Ise teemport se • I the a m o w r o o s - aoro . recitatives succeeding were very well sung by Madame hereby earnestly request dui the mid seileetiOS be, if "".. iine ore ) roe ti ti r l A t e i,,it o este 4.4 reatl ailli e l"aa. • M :s add les whim is th e Clara Novell(); and Miss M. Williams gave the recitative possible , completed before nest Christmas." " . 4 a nd • t reedy . sit.% the Mend t• Then shall the eyes of the Lied be opened." es sweetie Mr. K zoom, M.P.,eMin mood that se Tenant Right a 5,34 oilmen in s a ,so ... , . ~,,,..,,„,, ' 4 the re e se staid dais pima, met Mb Bei _byre as we ever remember to have heard B. Is the enema Bill which fails to gab* . the priestpee of Sharman truer of One seste•t• - aft, is •• ' r••_,... -39 ______,_,* 3 . 1 part, the air, "He was despised and rejected," was sung Crawford's bill east be to the country. 13... r Vt. ie PtlitEa 'o'r , tans sa n ns i n "'"' "'""'"""'"'" with • fine appreciation, both of the wards and music, by This motion was semesell, be passed after a lengthened mi •te ord re I Man PooMeller .4. Newsome lathe knee= i ur n ama' Miss Dolby. The air, "But Thou didst not l eave ," was diseassioo. Mr Ms% le. lkst Ylestertele I. taillim• very beautifully rendered by Madame Cuteness. Mr. Mr. Joxx Szneeta moved the next resolution, which - THE ASSASSLNS of IRELAND.-Ballimaing a ems spirited style than rp ny other eones= of his troduction of any mem» or preposition in parliament sot .. th r „„,,,„,,,., 4 .µ ,,,,.. 0 ,1b s g n u i m p., during the festival. T am be lik s execution of the previously known to, and pronounced !than by, the confe ree, : elatemests of the bean tad 1143.1-11***ells Monierat rnitstive and sir i " Thou shalt break them as • rod recce or by the country, the tenant-right representatives nulled: Aporrto saw of nappo.,l bardeross-Theederemem mid of iron ," w as of s . most brilliant character ; and Herr take means to have the country informed of, and its opinion poem : ;es Awes th ane, - ►e.. , itend Ant r im ; mis Dem erns Formes threw mere vigour into his singing in this or.. elicited on the probable operation and effect of the proposed the Y. ed.; etexttee basal nor s lithe. ode n g eggnog mei, he.- tons than was manifested in some pertains executed by him measures before they, or any of them, summit themselves to ram merino's the Bristol trail'esy-Cerisres WEI be Alleopeld yteterday and as Tender . The opening air in the third any course in reference thereto." • Aborts' - tatatioes ay Nees of the Cap Wso-lesie Owes el ttemetec e tt,t , _ ea .. ih , trh . os o „, Q „..„.. A y a w. oh* pert, "I know _that my Redeemer liveth,"was . suith by The resolution was seconded by the Rev. Mr. lizazituv, _ Qo a t o ott s o , a tr, p low t o th, anew -Violation by • Madame Clara Novelle , who imparted to Der singing of and posed unanimously. I reervhoso lireptr-l'ourbaub Sr. eon met = ea Adam's le this unrivalled melody a warmth of Galin not always per Mr. J. F. Meanies, M.P., moved-" That, inasmuch as Mr d ' entry by the Nein.' Rearm A ..,_••••,,, •! e.ptible in her meaner. The whole of the choruses were the absence of Mr. Sharman Crawford free parliameat tudim-A •••••• in • rin...t - : Ine.resmn.,_,__Par„...„_•• "", ^,,L7 i : rendered with admirable p recision, and produced great renders it necessary that another pa be egotincri OD 34 ""nwin - lama ften. ''''''''''' '''''''" -''' '''''''' ,l a elect. The " Hallelujah " was graadly performed ; ead take charge of the Tenant right Bill, . Shoe be . Horns is • ll,ae of Stratr-teeekie from Dietitedime - the Pres:dent, with wheat is vested the privilege of de- requested to take charge of same." , cermet el slant, wol-eoheary of £3,U-elyseerione lmi rgair st I Este-cost of the MW-li Menses Cm.' ogee- Embalm Min Le mending encores, called for oce for this chorus, to the Mr. MICNAIL DWD.II, M.P., .evaded the isseistion, Pearling - triebtlet temente@ at Pates•-An Astray Eves- manifest delight of the audience. In this particular Lord which was put from the chair and ti. n. he., w.ll to boot I. LLOVInt WE/JILT LOME* Leigh has exercised a sound discretion so tar during the Mr. Perms, M.P ~ moved, an d hr. Kix. Ni. wart Pt it of AUSDAT. Met. It, EDITED In DOUOLAA festival ; if his lordship has erred at all, it has been on the NEDV, M.P., wooded the followin resolutios :-" Thar, JEILIWI• 11 . * l. '" I . $9.94.9•1 every later 99 ail* I. illae.x safe for this is the only ir stance of his calling for an in the unanimous opinfoit of this co nference, it is emential pse„ red sates. en sautes of Neva. Prim. oily rd., Ong NM side , . lbw she,. p n . t , g , . 1 .,, p , t ,, bl e w u o yd, s o lbaoryessere, um. encore. The entire enteric, was more finely per- to the proper =augment of this cause that es members of ma, sea ern one copy es a mete, or cedar of mg saws. formed than on this occasion. parliament who have been returned on tenant-right prin. mem. It is pleasant to be able to announce that • larger min triples should hold themselves perfectly independent of, and , 1 CWND and WHITE TEETH are net ofily hi- the ntAtabeiniathhmisenniteTif thein than on an fusser occasion since in opposition to sill governments which . do not make it a festival. The tickets issued were : pert of their policy and a cabinet quest ion to give to the Mlef••• 31 1 !resins. , 04 • ebniet_fitftior b boa ma. but President and Vicarreadeate - • £421 0 0 teaantry of Ireland the full measure of jest's" provided toe see peculiarly semelmel hee* ms Its s blosolog MAW elm Secured seats ewe Is the penmen' et Iledth SW 'Mira,. assezr im esiless Unsecured wets priemsUons eared he Om wpm growLe•RIP or PEAL. 1.L.N1 lealC.lll, Ss& iselesebi la be espleigetembels Donations 383 6 6 proceedings hinged se it vu upon it that the old Brigade Istimv, pentium nod temerneg the nob le **Lem pedal of Passes ate. It wet he bead to sea dame all Was NM ennestimeosilm- directly at issue. A warm and protracted discussion ensued, pens psertdite .hlte is the ermmibill sesame, somas Igen et Tiggl.... L 2,782 411 Mr. ?seals M.P., and Mr..l. S. Fitzgerald. M.P., being Ill'l'lnG decoy. ••••• 3 * Pm' boa a" " 40 sal 11.1 al I" the number of persons in the halfiras 2,667. directly op;osed to the principle of the resolution. trot Moly in their embete; end lien tressemthiellemennowns An amendment was moved ey Mr. Moues, M.P., but Powwow and portly to the breath. !Wee Ss. Kper is., Osaka - • - --- - --- --- - me , v.,* "Itoirlanshe Worm' ere she Mel. sod “A.lllseibed after • long and very Waisted debate the original resole ea • nee. an t Witenneinser,” ea the Gemellitlent Amp IRELAND. bon wee, with a slight alteration, allswed W yaw. seseu ea oa th ti n. sou Winos sae by &mists end esioners. The day's proceedings did not terminate until miserly post ARLOW'S NEW IN- THE TENANT RIGHT CONFERENCEDeems, Barr. 9. /mar.. ... • - - VENTED SEIXACTINO SYPHON The correspondent of the E ce sisy Mail writes from 7 - AP . REQPIREA 110 ViinT42o It The conference of the friends of tenant - right, con- ! 8 I, 11 0 ,111 1 Prevents ale, tear, &be t or eau litmon misting of members of parliament, presbytenan and Clonmel on 1 oesday evening: of There was a private investigation held ia the Courtshoses i• ar r ra i l Ro . man catholic clergymen, and a' l arge number a # l . l‘. : ii n ZtrZela f t id elarte ar edSS mof thia town yesterday, for the purpose of investiguieg re - A influential laymen from different parts the country, facts connected with the murder of the as O'Callaghan s .. 1 commenced its proceedings yesterday in the City Ryan, Esq., which has caused such rsettment in this .4.. .. Assembly House, William-rtreet; the object being to neighbourh ood . .It wee attended by nearly all the mirth • trates residing in the vicinity of the mueder. Among these _ . . . i MINI _....... consult on the bst means of bringing the question of present were the Earl of Donoughmere, J.l'. D.L. • Col. il 4 .1: 71 p i -..-;..-,,,- - tenant-right effectually before parliament by securing p h ,„,„. y p p ane G oa ,e p." , els . William e 'Ewa, for Mr. Sharman Crawford's bill the largest possible Eni;il' . .. • 'Etlmuid Muleh;, Esq., .1.P . ..• the sub-inspec -11 , • amount of support, and bringing about a unity of for of the Jistriet, Robert Sharpe, H.q., e ' sd our efficient 11 the em; .... t .„ 6 , rm ., iti , east Is action and cooperation among the Irish liberal .ilb'in" t 6 r , William Faabe The prisonershave ! .., ' peen remanded for further exam i n atio n . i The unfortunat e to o mo b o i ale; pals, s a . 64. ; di tto members for the purpose. iileetro.plated rev sherry, he., !v. gentleman's funeral took place on yesterday; he was fol- The, following were among those who attended; lowed to the grave by • large circle of his friends and ~_, sdk ,, L na ` bass o , b .,, sa L n ' ta li k . wi11 6 , 7 h.""htit,din It. and it will be perceived that in the number there acquaintance'. A piece of cloth has been fount where the - 11 , : r the too et the olage(whieli km • heleep. were no fewer than forty-one members of parliament : murder was committed, which cor responds exactly in rent 1 ..‘ poem the ale.tishe M t , se iß s o rs t els tease Mr. Robert Potter, M.P. ,• Selma Mitre, M.P. ; Mr. and colour with the goat worn by one of the prisoner's when i S• r....L.-......_t._.it“tiu„,;._,__,t__....._::._.___„ikv. Timothy nen, . .; r. inn eogb, M . P .; Mr. JAMES eiILOW, It, Eine Wlllas. Charlie O. Duffy, MP. ; Mr. Francis Scully, M.P. ; the MINES. street, Mansine.hoeas, Panitahlog Iran. C. Cecil Lawii, M.P.; Mr. John Sedleir, M.P. ; Mr. meager mud MIS Menefeeterm Ewa- C. Bellew. M.P.; Mr. Wen. Sharman Crawford : Mr. - - --- Samebildird l'ln -N rmslL Ice UM are Wm*. sun* Innarnl with Inn John M'Nentara Cantwell ; Mr. George Moore, M.P. ; TEVISDAT . EVENIEG. imel ala J. It. lereber si stie s t r ee m e th o d o f ta ppi ng M I N ••••••ed to Mr Wm. Fagan, M.P. Mr. Wm. Coogan, M.P. ; Mr. There is still scarcely any business going forward ' etiiela allele, um it, sad respite. lenslesge awl MUD his NEW Tristram Kenne dy, ,• 2d.P.; Mr. John Ball, M.P. ; Mr. in mining_ shares, and quotations aro nominally as isvi srto TAY witarmus (to elp“sais the bunsllne meows O'Flaherty, M.P. • Mr. O. Higetins , M. P. ; Mr. P. French, before. We hear of inquiries, however, for shares in I i 'ram nape/ I. et bd. sat la per wan The trade wree'ird• M.P. i Mr. Pollan( Cilishart, Id. P. • Mr. F. Leas, M.l'. ; Wheal Mary Ann , Trelawney, and a few others. b.ll. It. merits were meth merest.' awl duly sepreciated le the M e , s F. Igsg o i rs is. • Mr. D' etereett „ M.'s. ; Mr. - l.ri at Esietei len. errs li. No. 462. P. O'Brien, B M .- .1'.... Colonel ' , elks °redid". M.P. . • Mr. The transactions in gold mining shares were again - Thesis Meagher, M.P.; Mr. Edmund B. Roche, M.P. ; very limited, and gave occasion to no cheep in BI It MINI:IRANI MUSICAL FESTIVAL. Rev. P. Quaid, P.P. . • Rev. Edward Ayleward, P.P. ; Rev. prices. Patrick O'Crara, P.P.; Rev. Matthew Keefe, C.C. ; Ito,. 'Jolted Mexican shares were hardly 110 good to . . - Robert O'Shea, P.P. •A. O'Reill y, J.P., D.L. ; Rev. Th or BIENINOUAIt, TarIIDAY WoltNlNO.day, with dealinp at 6 to tit. St. John del Rey carO'Shea, C.C. ; Edward Butler, Rev. James Dowlin g , The programme for last evening's concert wan P.P. ; Rev. James Redmond, P.P. • Rev. P. O'Reillr mark 28Z, and Copiapo 51. more attractive than usual. The result was a very muck C.C.; Rev. Thomas Clew, C.C. ; Rev. James MiDonne I, The Canons Creek Company has announced the lams r attendance than on Tuesday ; is fact, the hall wee P.P. • Rev. Edward O'Shanehnessy, Nr.O., Ac . return of one of the agents sent to California to quite filled, and almost with reserves. Sh ortly after eleven o'clock, on the motion of Serjeaat ciently wide to entitle the inquire into the statements on the faith of which it The concert opened with the splendid symphony Sputa, sounded by J. J. Diesnau., the chair was takes ha to purchase the mine. It is understood from .. ispitrr," which was very magnificently played. by WILLIAM Semmes Cl/ARNO/AD, it bed , won tn . that to are suff i Fragments from " Proserpina " and "Don Pasquale • ' he wen Mr. Deimos Moons, M.P., mid nest song by Miss 11. William., Madame Casten's, a i d seaferenee was opened, to state, on the part of a p e n 1 directors to negotiate upon a new basis, and that SIM.Of EA:. Mi. Hotlines air , . " Come per me remote" Number id Ids fellow-members of parliament, that they mime terms are likely to be concluded much more advan ea. mist I ffeetively sang by Madame Clara Novelle ; and then as the representatives of the people, and of the popular upon. to the shareholders than those agreed upon Madame Viardet Oareia vu heartily applauded in the air mu is Ireland in parliament, invited by the tenant li n t h e fi rs t i ns t ance . " Alt! Mon Ills." from the " Pro bite." Sims Reeves sang league to confer with them on the subject of tenant right the famed "Code& mail," and received an encore. Thu that in that capacity they were prepared to give their most Inset of Schubert's son, " The Wanderer," wee sung by animas and attentive consideration to the suggestions of THIS DAY. Mr. Weiss. that conference, but that they did not e insider themselves Two o'Ceoca. The great novelty of the evening was the performance of implicitly bound to fellow out the resolutions which might Business in the gold-mining sharee continues in the Inges, of Mesielesehn's unfinished opera of emanate from it; sad that they would consider themselves active. Colonial Gold mark 1 prem., and Liberty " Lordly , " the subject of which was taken by the illustrious bound by them onAy so flyas their duty to their constitueats ; shares only 1 prem. author from one of the ancient l ege nd s popular on the might call for. (Hem) I In United Mexican shares there have been trans-' . beaks of the Rhine. The drat act, as lett by Mendelseohe, After some Cambodia a desultory nature, we. not it appears in a fit st e t s . fur publication, as the finale The CHAIIIIIAN said he biped that each • member of per. actions at 6to 61. I only has bees printed sine* his death. This finale, how- Mensal In attendees, would express his opinion upon Using Bereasee ever, iseonstrutted on an extendrd scale, is very highly nob et tke resolutions te be proposed. He thought that prism. ;' dom. ' wrought, and moreover tills its own story with sethessiot me member of parliament should go into the House of Pot 410 nec Mins Paid. yesterday essay. cicerone ;so that " Lordly," may be regarded act merely Cesellesa eieddled Ile • elletalS thane of conduct by any -..„„„„. . - su s Irel lit a. a fragment of an uafinisbed opera, bet as a drama. reseintione well by my hely out of parliament. clear, '( 1ie ... .071; ao. 'r lis selo rtia rallbealse cantata complete in itself. The some is laid is a solitary hear ) Lows le Aleutian - . ...... IS - - spot on the hanks of the Rhine, the moonlight haunt of the The eoeference was thee hmestly eonstituted for the Kos. , le Asstrelestan - . ... I I lj " sp of the stream.. The sounds of the orchestra express of devising mane et erearlag the enactment of Moon 23 Sea:rams I 4 1 the sighing of the einJ, and the murmuring of the water. Shnmee Cratible'll bill. I IMMO I tuarallea toehold Feiner' and etii rite. in choral groups, are heard calling to rub The Seminar read the following programme ef ' eaik,"" t tin liana. all I Ibe relic., and chaunting in unearthly strains their pursuits and the lolmied peomegings ef the conference, drawn ,up by loi:,;;Z. i' l BlageliTrriottlima sari s odg eall ., :1 1 1 1 Tacos, I putinies. Th. pro try, wild sal imaginative, has bass Mo gemegmegy semmittet : KIM M brkleb less OA - - happily trims:Med by Mr. Bartholomew. (110 u. itteoterions.) Kea 113 eraill. Imps Ore. et AL pm tit 3 4 "On humid pinion. hither we sweep, " Eradivei--Tbet is the event et the introduction of any : 4 . 3 . 3 30 De. OsssesseeCelate all - - Bushing on over land and deep ; measure or prepaid= eel previously known to or pro- 1 11,410 SO Do. Me Jobs Del WI - - The ship -tackle shatters, the oaks. riven, crash, IWO* 1 Ciatese's Creek soweggi by the eminence, Mr by the country, , imo .. cote all I dis ma Of 43 411 For the wind and the storm through the wild welkin the tepeeenemoim tar means to have , fume i n tdis aCi •••• dash. the enetry el, as 4 he 'Ogles elicited on, the 1 14 - - In deeps of the seam we sparkle end leap, opereillen and /Mot ef the measures' revs, • 5 Bee. it Asietralian newer all 4 4 fie Where the reeks threaten death, our vigils we keep; = ili they , ass any of them, mama on t o any Ilkofie to Unseat Anodise the ostler we ebauat • strain. teem to reforms, 'thereto. • so.see toilde. Nonetaia - . IV% Grand f Baden To draw tea varies the ship on the main. " Resolved - That, inasmuch as the abeam of Mr. Rhos- 10 , 0 Omit s o uth P When the wow 10,1 the awl ii the night shed wo my, num Crawlers! bows parli a ment readies it necessary that . Iwo su I 1 rei 11 We gather in torreats to riot and pray. other academes be appointed to take theme of the lin,m Literti s ti.rm ... all 1i sa The tempt et is keynote, die , tream rolls Mem, Tenant.right Bill, Mr. Serjeant Shee, Mr. Keogh, Mr.. Se.ala Lmtlebtiee,eetter.co. en 4db The coeds, dee wade, sad waves join is some' Leese, and Mr. Defy be requested to have their names MAN ...._,___Meehulta It any be imagined by those who are acqualcted with plaud es the ba th e l the bill, and to take charge of the' i = 1 "'''''' . "" lhA ' Amm " 9 Omsk .. ...-.. all I Ide Meudeloohn's genie., what a scope these vertu have given g ame . MAW 1 goevele Mese, ti his rich fury sod powen of deseriptioa. •• Resolved-That the tenant right representatives Me - most 1 M I. is I rot A .orl ou the subject of the rendering of the music measures to have the tenant right question fully delisted ' sera 1 clues llseit all ils pm at this (..livid. it will be at once sees tbat the perform- on the °cession of tbe address e s in reply to the speech Mull 1 . 01 3 * Amillemehleoitta ••• •• ••• IM 13 : a ewe of a piece so essentially draina , ie, without the action the throne. MAIO I teeth Aestrallan opt scenic ar mud., 41 the stage, must give only a faint " Resolved - That in the unanimous opinion of this con- i 477, 4 ...0., [ 3 1 , ; ; ;;;,...- -..- ... the 4 the io' eta rl....ithed lithe composer, To be able, fern it is reseatial to the proper management of this . t okme 1 meat twin.... - ' I .0. , ..n. I Tula ! %hi.° with the wrongs of the deserted damsel, it would have turned on tenant right principles should hold themselves' been necessary to witness what would have beesthe pre• perfectly independeat of, an d i n opposition to all govern• - spot, portion of the piece ; yet, notwithstanding this disad- meats which do net make it • part of their policy and a HI DEB.-TH IS DAY. rata,. the 'Let of the seine was very powerful. Modems cabinet question to give to the tenantry of Ireland the full LeaDII3IIIIALL.-Hidra : helh. to 64th , ltd. to 2d .: 8416. tiara :Novelle wog the arduous part of Leonora with great measure of Justice provided for by Sharman Crawford'' I to 721 b.. 2d. to ltd. ; 221 b. to 801 b., 21d. to 21d.; Both. to w.eil power 'Oil immense tangy,tagy, and the wild and en- bill. / 881 b.. 2fd. to 3d. ,• 881 b. to 961 b , bl. to 31d. ; 961 b. to rartlili choral music was admirably performed. The pi v ot " Resolved - That it is emential to the interests of the 1041b.,111d.10 Md. Home Hither, be. Calf Skins, light, pri.loeill a great sensation, and manifestly left a moat fit. tenants cause to establish • parliamentary committee who ; Is. to 9s. ; full, 45.6 d. voura! , le inapr t ,i on . may confer wrinkle on the progress of the Iffiest right BERMONDORT.-Hheep Rldn.: Polled, 2s. 10d to AC ta ; Tim seeted pert of the concert opened with the °redid* question, determine from time to time on motions and pro- ' Half-Weds, 2s. ed. Set 2a. 10d.; Deem 2a. 2d. to 2s. 64. ; from " Der ir , •yeeistits," which war very hematite/1y played reedier for keepiog some branch of the qaution before Luste,l2e . 3d. to Is. Bd. Wu. sod Nib? rid ,4 ivy I) 1.0, SS N. le 10 MI 10. 10 arl p.Wlr ... Mrmelse Its.pre. absepareay, rd lioneerd.. sad Smalltime &D.P.:art: seracm. offlint« tier. Yoe Noile Worry . . . NeeraMeetle Wee% le Wok.. Anal& Mw. , aim A nik, MOP L . lhiesebory t Isinbel.. -lirmlimy sad Maw (Ni. Sal's... Op.s.tty Arepitre 'Union . MsA. S. %rid D. tally palm* %lob *Ma was Mel TesSiLitittverDa :.e l ir.. t « ..i_ I`~: 777: DMAILL Uri ird MA saps way 47 inTrairPar:iitifi. oar !Rol"! s ft WNW; 01617111Zraireemilet o =l ma s 0 ir. restWoulsrs Dewed 1041•611.Warral • U $1 IS b) Owed% Os. Ihrikses) El=ll Don st .r ya 111 - sedilluslimsad -. Ili Appion _art apeavish Trim 7.• W Us ttk sw. n itto Pribrease (ditto) olgutotOeirApwCsat Nand Wlllor kik wibanaaarlerili ) porq _ _ In gt et. 1 s 1 et ,t. Is Ilford to Sam.Cosikes Priam &Myr* (Ins. Len. SAW•LebuialliTark Ms shares GC Iditte) mid =. Illogolos (Is: M Otoot Illortlmmo (lioatt Loa. ontr . ort llooltillolbrdohlto Omit to Mr. wow Yob „ Oloold to Ditoo 111111 1 IWilts It Ilaime mg & le Glad W Aberdem Ditto N. trlotol lOW Mame, odd .. 1 end anion . ildzk Pert'. sod Aber. maw' ... dootdip i loolll.loelip.Ct Do, do. (SO 7 per Ct. Ileet.oBe.Y.ste.,S p 4 4 7101 ' OW* do. No. 2 Uo. N Usloo.dorlilew 8 pee Cent Road Cut.oa.et GA Lew. S C. p or. Tortbddiaboople. • l me d ie s, per sirtim use ara deo l ti liii eld Wpd.dis We•Orrolt me dipAL leoseeitire lamb. p I Ina. P. M M ,%. > Moo Prot. 1 :Or =lt t.,../olthWe toes. ,i. 0 .1 84, I It ILI 1,1 6 106 ILon dinglerryalmiski tan .Bliellisylts. Oat De. New LIO Worm Ow laao p 61. De. sa i Do. do. pa illudooderoo.ltr.ltimp.Cl Dam Pre/nese* V.A.& Ka teaslio Ona. di pro amt MVora Utak& Odor& Worrootev, Walvis, 013.11 pea Ow Do. do. do otanno.dairio.NewCua. OhrooLleamodes(Noe.W. DK, II per Oen.— .00t.. I brnm . _ , __ . . . 0 1 .t.set(likted4=1)18.61.4. Waterinrd a killusay .. Tort, Ncireastut.it tlerw.. Gt.N,.rth of Ileg.pursh Dltte litttn ... .. r~~seto~ It ~CTukrM aM riyue4t us Lii Olin NM Ilesiiiis ... Ulm& Otto Indio. rostrata.. IN , . l'.. .. ranA Jeoielloe of Fru* tWestof Cu . r BOiddlio — i i lorw.. wined tido ANNA . 1 Mar.INI; die to ISO?, st poor drat. Lagembuard ... no. t Hallway ) .7. no. mak: madras ... ... •N Aor.w Awosi . ... .. P.. do. Now .. Nowlin *rid I.'.ogn ... •MLern of Yew re. . I lot B. k Makes saw) cad Nu, ant Nrie awl (*Bliss Pal. mad Ikon Per.. owl mrarkpare Amok and Ham sabre owl 1%. am and Ks - ut. itpot *Worn of hence . 111 _l4i Ili Ili pm E -4., 17j $7 141 74 N $1 p. rti ►I $4 THURSDAY EYRNI Pro. The English funds were flat to-day, but showed a shade more firmness towards the close of business, although yesterday's rates were at no time fully re covered Consols were sold as low as 991 both for money and account, but closed 994 to 1 for cash, and 994 to 100 for the 13th October. This was pay-day in Consols, and the " differences" on the month's loperations were satisfactorily settled. The Reduced Threes and the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. were more largely dealt in, as the transfer books are about to close. The o ffi cial business report embraces : Three per Cent. Consols, for money 991, 7 0 a 1, I, 1; ditto, for account, 100, 991, 4, 100, 991. 'Three per Cent. Reduced, 1001, 1, 4. New Three-and a-Quarter per Cents., 104/, 4,1, 4 Long Annui ties, 1880, 8 15-16, 4. Bank stock, 227, 229, 227. The unflanded securities remain inactive. The March Exchequer Bills are quoted 735. to 765. prem. ; ditto June, 68s. to 71a. prem. India Bonds were I purchased at 87s. to 88a. prem. I In the foreign house the business was chiefly Mexican Bonds and the new Turkish Loan. former stock met with numerous purchasers, and the, price went up to 251. The Turkish Loan ranged between 71 and 8, and closed firm at the higher figure. Portuguese Bonds are remarkably well sup ported, and Peruvian Deferred are maintained at the late marked advance. A list of the day's bargains is subjoined :—Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 51, 51, pram. Brazilian Old Five per Cent., small bonds, 1024 Chilian Three per Cents., 73. Danish Five per Cents., 103 j, 105. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 65; ditto, Four per Cent Certifs., 991. Ecuador Bonds, 44. Mexican Three per Cents., 25 , 1. 1,4, 4. Peruvian Deferred Three per Ceuta, 651, 66, 631. Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., 391, 39, 1; ditto Small, 404. Russian Five per Cents., 1184 ex div. Sardinian Five per Ceuta, 951, SpaniA Old Three per Cents., 494, ditto New Deferre d Three per Cents, 23; ditto Passive ' , (Converted), 6. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 71,1, 4,4, 1, 8 prem. Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 43. Business has been done in shares of the Bank of British North America at 58; London Chartered , Bank of Australia. 41, 4 (21. 10s. paid) ; Union of Australia, 601, 80 I ditto New, 6 ; Cryrtal Palace, 51; General Screw Steam Shipping, 51, 501; Pe ninsular and Oriental Steam, 68. Bordeaux and Ceti) Railway shares were quoted in the house to- I day 14 to 11 prem. ; Beziers and Graisseteac, to 1 prem.; Victoria Docks, 4 to 41 prem. ; Ebro Canal, 4 to ; pram. ; French Crystal Palace, 4 to 4 prem. • Chiriqui Road, 3-18 to 5.16 prem.; Great Australian Emigration, 4 to 1 pram. Bonds of the Wilmington and Manchester (United States) Railroad are orered for negotiation in this market to the amount of 120,00 W., in 7 per cent. bonds, payable half-yearly, redeemable in 1886, and eon iertibie auto stock at par till 1865. This line is 182 miles in length, and is to form a junction with other lines, by which direct communication will be secured between New York and New Orleans. It is stated, however, that only 100,000 dole. of these bonds is to be negotiated here. The business in American stocks is larger than is usual at this period of the year, when the transac tions are ordinarily few; but prices present no essen tial change. Present quotation. are thus reported by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co.: Redeemable. Dividends. Mesa. Vatted Stales I per Ct. Eds. 1965 Jul. sad July 07 Ditto 6 per Cent Bds. 141 Jan. ad July 1411 1114 De. 6 per Ct do, do. ... ises Jan. and July 109 111 De. lipseCt. Imago:auk ..1647.1848 Jan.WJu ly lag In New Tett State S per eta. 18511.1660 Quarterly IN 96 Feamplesola b per tr.. - Feb. sod Sus. 67 Mb D& 6 gar Ont. bonds Wei Jan. and July 95 In =ma i . 1879.1873 Jan. W lOl In itperCt.eter bads Stsr.ltda 1164 J A Z . . sad July 1 ,1.1 1 1 0 1 *per Cent. Beads 1686 Jan. and July 9.4 leu Mentasty 6 per Oral. lBO Jan. sad July 69 190 Temanas 6 pre Cent. tharida • per Ct. lit. Beads 1874 Feb. sad A.S. 111 114 Mass City 5 par 1659-1962 Apet, and Oct. 94 99 Sated City 6 per Cents. 1937-1863 I if P s " wTr City perCt.Bl. 1853-1870 Quarterly 93 - adelpida sad Beadles tall. IL 6 per Ct. Mm es. Mob lB6O Jac. mad July 614 84 Hew Ye* Ind Iris Seven Dir er O OWN., mortgage 18611- 1869 Ilay sad Nov. 105 10 arem per aut., nid liarePle Ditto par Orata.,Coa -1859 Mat. and Sept. 938 964 zd ems vartiale Mis ol. idm s Or ame ttal Bight per 1660 Asrli sad Oet. 106 104 OldetTgrasetv. 7 ma& 1683-1046 Jan. sad July 93 14 The talk returns for the last week on the under. mendesed English linos of railway, as made up to this day, are as follow.: 1862. 1861. 1860. Lamina emiMarthWasSirs..£63,7B2 £60,063 £60,976 Imasnalms mai Yedualte... 19,928 18,320 .. 16,800 lawdesessilletilkWmlern.. 14,218 .. 16.867 .. 13,126 Lemke sad Brighton 14,048 14,847 13,779 Gnat Western Midland South Eastern York and North Midland York, Newcastle, & Berwick 16,0'21 .. 16,626 .. 16,113 Shrewsbury and Chester 1,929 ~ 1,839 1,823 Great Northern 13,381 ~ 12,067 .. 6,796 North Staffordshire Chester sod 11 lyhead 4,7Z0 .. 4,424 .. 8,622 Shropshire Union 706 .. 811 .. 448 Exeter and Creditor - Bristol and Exeter Leeds Northern 1,683 .. 1,325 1,250 Manchester & South unction 682 .. 689 488 Birkenhead and Cheshire J unction Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Eastern Counties and Norfolk 16,619 .. 14,641 .. 13,692 East Anglian 729 - Oxford and Worcester 922 - - Shrewsbni7 and Birmingham 927 606 .. 727 Stockton and Hartlepool .• • . 2,372 1,327 - Newcastle and CarlMle 2,696 .. 2,477 2,621 East Lancashire 6,101 .. 4,776 .. 4,373 Bolton, Blackburn, and Clitheroe 829 ~ 738 Kendal end Windermere - South Yorkshire Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock. The aggregate results presented by these returns (taking only the corresponding lines) aro as follows :- Aggregate amount No. of Average receipt received. 1852 £263,774 1861 .... 270,733 1860 .... 233,384 mike open. per mile. 4,524 £5B 6 1 4,524 f 62 12 0 4,2284 M 3 11 The results afforded by our weekly traffic compa rison are !gain highly satisfactory. The increase since 1830 is very marked. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. The few parcels of English Wbeat which appeared at market were disposed of at prices fully equal to those of Monday last. The transactions in foreign were not exten sive ;pn vious rates were, however, supported. Flour was unaltered in value. -----•-- ••• •---• Barley was in fair request, and sold on much the same tense u before. W. bare increased receipts of foreign Oats, which enabled the dodders to supply themselves on rather easier terms. Beans and Peas continue scarce, and are agsin rattler dearer. AmicivAL3 111 TO LONDON FROM 6th SEPT. to 10th BEP C. Ors. 14411•11. bootie. kl.h. Forel... Whom MO 1 Ballet 9O rees 1 1321 1 500 1 * a: Malt ..... Plow, 410 sadta; 3,:110 barrels. • • Loaner ArtltA4,2..—Wh eat, 434. 6d.; Bark% 31.. 7d ; Ova, 10.. 104.. Rye, 32.. 104.; Baal" 34.. Id.; Per, 36. Sd. sitY9RIAL AV61664a.5. 973010. naval 1 ova. 1 Rya. , 0.u.. Pea.. July 31 ... ... 140. 0497. 8.1/20, 6496. 1141318 1433• 3d Aug. 7 ••• ... in. 7337, 34,10, 0C.294 1 74 9 3. 6430. ad 9 14 ... ... s7d 17, Id 19a Gu'io • 3493. NI 31. 40 91 ... . II 14 37. 4419. 34 RN 44 ' 63. 34 29. 104 24 ... ... 3. 74 , 211. 9.190. 3•1 29. 9414. 4.1 31, Id Sept. 4 .. .. 46 Id WU 64110. 54 31. Sel 34. lad 31. 61 C wake AC& Am. 1411 6437, Si 30, 0.139. 94 34. 0.1 iis 3.1 D..rr.—Wbaat, Dasta. 0049 Km Yeasts. asal ha.. la nos. Jgdy 31..44..1. Ate .. 14.1,44 g. 3h Aug. 134. 1 *- • .: .......r 44 7 ... ... .. 41 3 ... I .. ....- ..f .. ill ,I. .. •-.•- ••• ep.4. MINCING-LANE. —THIS DAY. Elromt.—The market again shows an advance of 61., particularly in West India, in which a large businers has been done. &fatuities and Bengal have sold freely in pub lic sale but the qunatity offered h as mo t D eem l arge. Th e retried market has been dull ; grocery lumps, 435. to 465. Coy/rms.—The importers have daily brought forward rather lance public sales, chiefly consisting of plantation Ceylon; buyers have met them freely, and the full prices of hat week have been supported. Good ordinary native Ceylon sold to a limited extent at 435. ed. Tue.—The public sales this week went off well ; a full quantity sold, and quotations have been supported. 84ssarsruss.-700 bags, refraction 6, sold in public sale 28s. ed. to 295. -- bcestitrzal, has mad at rather lower prices. Covrox.—The amount of busiaess done has been limited this week ; prices are unaltered. Spit:ea.—The quantity offered in public sale has been very small; prices haws been supported. kat:tr.—The demand for Currants, in consequence of large arrivals, has not been quite so active, but prices are firm. Valencia Raisins without alteration. In other articles no material alteration. SMITHFIELD MAREET.—THIS DAY. We have about the usual supply of Beasts. Trade it very doll for them, and, although Monday's quotations are in moat instances realised, it is difficult to effect a clearance. There is a full average number of Sheep for the time of year, but a large proportion are foreign, and of middling quality ; the choice kinds are therefore se lli ng as dear as oa Monday ; but, on the whole, trade is not so good. The demand for Lambs has much decreased, and prices are lower. Choice Calves, being scarce, maintained late quo tations. Other kinds are lower. Our foreign supply con sists of 382 Beasts, 2,830 Sheep, 397 Calves, and 36 Pigs; from the Northern arid Midland, 350 Beasts and 114 mulch Cows from the Home Counties. Pa moat °tall. ad. ------ rat dodder 8/14. ... I .. I Hag S.A.. Ildreford... 3 8 3 1 lau. Dnd aHI ...la -1 0 0 4 Be.4.lloortaorud . 3 6 3 Bd. Loot-wools elocood 444104 , lidda..... 1 I S Dd. do. rlton. Calve.. i 3 0 4 . Ea. ad I %void] quality 3 0 3 rip ........ .. - S 4 4 I Do. do. Moro— -1... Pn. a 1ii..11.4.1. 4 4 4 I lamb. —. . . liedd. it rdart.a. P3l; Addy dad 1a.... 11,160: c&,ro, 00: TIP, *5. TALLOW MARKET.—TRIS DAY. We ham to report a quiet market to-day. Town Tal low is quoted 38s. nett ash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 395. 6d.; October to Deessober, 38s. 9d. ; January to March (1863), 395. to Ws. 3d. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Holywell, 141 ; Tanfteld Moor, 12s. 3d.; Davison's West Hartley, 16s. Cd. ; Walls End Riddell, 111.; Walls End Haswell, 161. ; Walls End Hetton, 15.. 9d. ; Walls End Lambtun, 16s. to lbw. 3d. ; Walls End Tees, ltw. 9d.: Mer thyr, 215.-Bhips at market, 21. GREAT CoeirwmuTios.—(Tme DAT.)—The Most extensive fire that has occurred in the metropolis fbr a con sidersble period broke out this morning, at • few minutest before 4 o'clock, and at noon was far from being en tinguished, though property valued at many thou.and pound. sterling bad then been destroyd. The scene was in Denmark street, Bt. George's in-the-Eat, at the extensive sugar refining bowies of Messrs. Broaden and Co., who tar ried on one of the largest businesses in that trade in Lon don. In • very short period after the alarm was given, the flames shot forth from one of the windows, in what was technically termed the "large house," • building probably 50 or 60 feet high, of vast depth and width, with such vio lence as to threaten with destruction every structure near. Dismay soon spread through the immediate locality, and men, women, and children, in their night clothes were t o b e seen rushing abut the st reet carrying in their arm. their children or anything portable, that they could place their hands upon. By the time when the engines reached the spot the dames had taken possession of every floor in the building, and bed extended into another structure termed the New House, which adjoined the fint.named. Hach place contained many tons weight of sugar, and u the same became ignited, the flames coded forth like streams of liquid fire, throwing up a glare of light, the reflection of which could be seen as far off as (iravesend. In a few hours the larger building became gutted, and the smaller one about teco•thirds destroyed. rhe loss, it is expected, will exceed 20.0001., and, unfortunately the firm was insured for only 6,0091. The origin of the misfortune it enveloped la obscurity. FRIGHTFUL SCAFFOLD ACCIDENT IN KENTISH TOWN.—About 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon, the , caffold, 30 feet high, in front of some new buildings in Grafton place, Kentish town, gave way, and fell to the ground with a dreadful crash, carrying with it the workmen who were standing upon it. The dust which arm from the fallen material, and which enveloped the b u ildi ng i n a c l oud, having cleared away, men commenced removing the &brie, whea two men, named James Leonard, 16, and Timothy Walsh, 18, RCM found in an apparently dying state, the letter's skull having bees smashed. A third man had a most fortunate mcape. Having been caught and hill by a projecting portion of the scaffold, which did norgera way, he remained suspended there until relieved by hit • comrades, The wounded men were carried to the Vaiver-` sit) , College Hospital, where they now lie,npder *he ald!Ati • ' 1 treatment of Dr. Haaine. Walah's case is iripplere. 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