The Express. — London, England, 1852-09-14 00:00:00

r _ ,/ d ./ r . ~1 7 - 47.- (12.-<-0----4 - ,„„, - ~ I / 4,7 , 04. ' k / e at- --- Z-5...."----- IP.‘r.. M Tte (Exprt“ No. 1,891.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1862. [THREEPENCE. SECOND EDITION. RAILIVAES THIS DAY. Two o'CLocs. The operations in the railway market have again been very few to-day, and the market is not quite so well maintained. MONEY MARKET. MINES. FROM THIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. KITANNIA LI Pn a. FE ASSE COPANY, I,eemoteeet. Stalk laatig URANC M .t,ta ann. 1, IML-111 by !Medal Act of Parliament, 4 I. c ,,,,,,. / O—CuL &MKT A tilDint. Ilfebbeath Park. OV ThlA INSTITUTION. M SAT ar taatfllß T 1..,, ~M i tt Wawa to the mono, of la4al or new awl ▪ abet ma. • bar • Pable7 any be revainal far • toisporary tut • tech ray be begg iII netemory„ tbsoieglerat labor term a Lae. LaarailanT fail,s or vormirill. bait Mb swam et tba fine Nivea Aunnal Pro ow , ot the im.al4 lia•Promiamte tome iledoeted Iwo tbe won meand slam the robe; beeseire • Meta. .15 t..tmists OCRING UM D ., u „ .„,,t pi x 4 at the death of the Amsted, If he ate before ic „,,es the 4. A Hap, but to the al oared bowel, if he Mute w w , ~krue & jortalaaa far ON SW Irak sa 1•0411.1411 NO P. ooro 1% larealleaT •AKIL yArigi-besi for u., oulyue oi guidisa to tomb sod abet, IM M. w wows .I.l.tere ..heated sad aurtrd ia life, by leonine wo zee% at the pwrebe nfeath, ad to be paal until aadolak.a. dual /AIWA Ma !sr you, tool • daughter, her 231 h yeer Drtt . 1.14 Y. tiro atas! tlar aoseautah:e the noir foil rale*, if sw,,We area y aro t.l b reoutree fur a 'Norio(*) t ortlkoN tR o• 151rr. woo No .... or • prolt”ioe. Oil IA:1%1A Ml*7l' AL 11 II: AR•OCI tTION. I. 1.. mont..irret. heak. Labrlea. Imre! I;y )laws)'. howl Letter retest. A i m; g ...6.41 el settle-. ewheal la t•sluetaust el the surreat roe. rout as. Mg, ► 14 , • r•llWeal be partklote In the rr At. shiny peynseht or r. tor Of .Vel lhaald ellatutst• . 1 rot ,. Inted. r „.„„... ay, .01ht rune tbree .tooth: 411••••••• of ag•—•ot, II 1.14.611.1 b, tar , SoR Of 1 Mtyl4 yr, eealy. SO ea*: whew geltaled ea term. war...ally ?avowal'', to swaml.l•• t lull 'lgloos a•f .• • ludi credit le ens, to bynteatAl vot •.1 the ie. m.. At um , „, ori the 27th April WM. • Mtwara ddi u::...• n to t • p-.. 51 JEW'S pOrMAIM as sU wils• d taut •••••• • •• Dora Vine Ir% claire dal;? ! °Writ. ap 1,l kr the ' , lrv.. u trr! r am. rlorlt cl tb• Not, .+lvw dr.:.l.scustrate ia errs their nod. ..—.---- - ...ft t• sm.., 1674747,-) allrall he, the Will:. !sine boo Tale irk! Pulll66llla 16 MI Son, t itreiess. reneto. Win Prom Teo* 16414,464 .. 1 ILO SW/ 31.41au.6 1 , 1.661 1 Alma 1623. 1 Q.v. d dirst 1 • 1.405441 MR. Pre . --1 but, INV Wort 1. Z •U. NUM be. TOW Nan samba 44 Min. Min. 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Asoath i e r g: mon we -o4 t 4 the pewee l EVI I INDS • et l , LSTIk itlt Y, atantbt veraellell le as esisielary el Wm. pautyult, aril premnie an INA Is Iliellikat Weis! Y. sal SW the It vi ,1 , . latuf sonatina ell Owlet sal asosins. sat 1... E. pearl- ii, • batelo• ID the 111111 Milli Md.% 11/•••VII di int .kt.e. m uder the titre /an W tah, freely IS thilr rockets; lee Is limarile lallowle *pm ~ism awt purity to the be .No Ils. IMI. per la Orden. Thelma . Itoetswil: aerate . awes the imisiord "A.lbsatzi/ awl name. li, Hattos.g.gmer," evernored ea the /11•411111111•1• amp add eases\ an. tun Insane end by chemists ail Mr/sin. Washed lAP —N.II. No taps aro sasolos elOopt Ologiodl alli Noe sad addroo.. J. B. te;etesitratl• ■ rrW method af WOW ma* alamial de l itt .t.o u.e ft. and 411.8 MMus* mei Ids NSW IBIint,ITED TAP W SAPPY.= wish ti WIN piper per pmetet. The Veit LB. Its writs wire mei seavreed sod duly la the Gnat Mittman. &edam It N. Ni BARON LIEBIO ON PALI ALES. Inwbb.d to Nene** with sag borwory. • ro ugh.* sot adoltoratire of Wm Wu via tt Omit Ls* Otto oily natural to lama Mill 111•1111111116111. hillelll7. *UO Joao ou I not in Itr. Anistrfo. lum soppi Immiliodag Ni li OMNI mak at ntriOailtel led It 'Maio Is OM b•••• 2 . 6•14 ast tollr. p'o, that lie Ilemin Wawa sigellesd sill similar they *Wad et Ilootoo. • olialraths lured .1 looorstre. oty letim l• M. &Imp. ortind • mom so le keg to Or Mom OM Ng pie irs=ly sodland to Ur. Miler* . UM Ma Wind di. MOO: 111111Mtki tenet* to that elms d her. JUSTUS 111310. Glowes. 24th July. 1e32. HOMICIDE Or A BOT BY • Hine—Lad sussing Mr. G. S. Brent held ea inquest at the White Haack Tar ma's-green, ' , Wham an C. Mlkethy, aged bewail a a who was killed by eastber bey, wailed Illibard gardener aged 14. It imaged Itemi tbe alum* el award ammo's that en the bil alk,deleseed istureel Mai, bleed ing profusely from a wound I. kis bead, talisted e 00 de. used stated, by Lick, who aria him with a Men ea the Mad, because he would not catch far him (Leelt)•eineaway disk( y. As deeeased 001101010 10 get went, Ms parents talled in Mr. Shepard, serve% wbe the wound dangerous, Mapped Ws beel.l.l===s beam, tad ordered him ti be& Desseal llecered until Friday, when death termlnetsd b a salielega. - It was fur ther proved that Loek, Wore seribleglessemb aid hi him, Yew b—y young b —r, l'B cut yens by Mal et." Mime also etatol that the Locks were the taller el be neigh boneliocd. Itichard Lock having bees asked by the 0010 • ea if he had any annum W lie alarm MAW that he bed not, and that be ill wit intentionally strike the deceased, but that the Mews which he aimed at the donkey accidently hit damesid. Mr. Shepard mid that he performed see autopsy, gel discovered an external Wound on the forehead anwaingindles with uintend ba lmy, mesprisine a degreasing( theakall, and an iallassmas boa of the heats which sealed leak Tim jury, after half ea-bwar'a deliberation, eetweeel be blowing verdict : Deemed died from Wilda beilled 14 ,m latiz i t i b mi eewn by Blehard Loek ; but whither It wee 7 er otherwin there is no ramie b prim" 'Pug LATE ArrlDßlrr OW TIM BIONOL AND lore, RAILWA —The isiond fatal result Me ensued from the accident to the exams train on Weilialoy last at Creech, near Taunton. The anglas.driver, lisets, who had sustained severe injury of the wrist, died yesterday (Mon. day) morning in the Tundras Hospital. His arm was am• 'stated on Friday, and mortification set in on Sunday. His deposition has been taken, bat it throws no light on the tau* of the engine running of the line. He was 34 year Si age, and has left a wife, but no family. Unlit% FROM EATING POISONOUS FUNGI.—A very melancholy accident occurred last week at Crow's Celine, South Wiles, whereby the lives of two anew ware seemed, owing to their partaking of some polecat's host which by roischane• had got mined up with acme' mushrooms. It appears that on Thursday the smut of Jenkins, shopkeeper, Cressy-Ceilog, sat done with the son and daughter of her muter to a sapper of Mushrooms, and amongst them mast have been some fame at a highly deleterious character, for the neat morning both the daughter of Mr. Jenkins and the vervain girl were seized with symptoms resembling English cholera, and they subsequently expired in great agony. It is hoped that this Imsentatile occurrence will act as a salutary warn let at this peculiar seam of the year, when thew of Muth/toms ig generally prevalent. GULAT CALIFORNIAN LINE Or TELLGRArIf. The route selected for this great line of telegraph. intend ing eve r 2,100 mitre, by the committee on the measure in tktir report to the Senate of the United States, wil: Oa' smut at the nit) of Natchez, in the State of Ildiseisaigpi, Analog through northern Texas to El Paso, ea the Rio Grande, thence to the junction of the Gila and Colo• Ado ricers, crossing at the head of the Gulf of California ySanbioln, e n t h e retitle, and then skirting trehepooartst to and Sin Ft ariCIVO. Tmmittee that if th es is li rey ne of •irss h tab e eslished he the Tailwind Atlantic Oreses will, for commercial communications, biome as it „1 ,1 11 one, and that i n t e lli gence w ill b e conveyed from Louden to CaliforiiTa and India in a shorter time than was ItNired I Yelm mace to transmit a letter from Liverpool ;se Yolk. . ji ARLOW'S NEW IN- _ VENTED SILF-ACTING SYPHON I a I ? A , i 4 . l: 4sti aatu l trx y e ezgys !! li . . bees biembli la; or sell es slobusily s .• __ .. that the bat pint sball Is grays snood ma . - A t , 9 _ --- -------- ___ • _of t r ~._..., s ... 1 As Int; beeleary la. Inmate] b nosy lb a ft la g 3 tai ends et sin ; pries ea eh i Mho daimallehel , I 11 the ! I The abeee Wari reWass w ir wil ltry Ill= &Wm. re ram tap 'Ma elarC (* peeler the elleaalellt, sellekat *mho tam. It late the ea* tem= lie kw li se me off frate ) ; vies Or up blame r. r. et 2. me dr on mate. MIMI 11411110 W, 1 Wlllier sweet. Illesistabaem. Ina- Meier Mil !Mb Illemshatsime. Ibis. DOWNING STREET, SEPT. 13.—The Queen has been pleated to appoint Arthur Edward Kennedy, Esq., now Governor of her Majesty's Settlements in the liver Gambia, to be Captain•O I and Oovereor-in•Chief in and over the Colony of Sierra Leone and its dependencies; also been pleased to appoint Major Lake Smyth O'Connor to be Governer and Comwnder•in-Chief in and over her Majesty's Sett!smuts in the Lear Gambia and their de pendencies. WAR-OFFICE, derv. 11. 10th 11egL of LL Thes.—Lteet. the Ilem. A. A. 6. Asweae, kom the lath U. Dem. to to lieut., vice armee. who ; Corset J. 11. S. Wean a, Wm the led U. Prey.. to bs rice beidgmea, wb retiree Irma the anew by the We of his stionais- Now lath U. Dreg.—tirst. J. Z. Seemors i. tem Jo 1011 U. Drag, to be lest.. Met the llos. A. A. I. Aimee , who embeimes. let 16, aL of F.—Ras. Bapeuent to beet, by par., Mee Sharpe, who Helm; A. W. Jew, ante, tow ems., by par, else Meows.. 16th Y. —G-pc. J. M. Wm. Gera IL-p seat. se M apt, repaying the rPareaer, Mee Hall W. et, met.; WO- M. es u Ibex Beauwaso to be e W.. by per., Mee Haw, who Mat Ern. A. P. Ihn 6.1.10 I. le Wet.. by per, We bersetod. 10th V.—Ras. P. ETV.. to to beet, wasted ply . eke Parreat, spy.. Tames from Hoy. 11111. Col, to be see, We Mew ; Lent R E. W. Samar to be W., mos Dana, =bd4ll PI ream. Ined F. —lse U it. I'. Serra to be let lint., by we, We hatter, Ws we.; Ist 1-Mel. H. Revere. to be adj., lice Writhe 16th I.—Rso. R. J. L. ammeter to to WM, Wheat pee, else Cowls,. dee.; Ens. A. G. 64110, from 60th F to be es, vice liH CrutelerY. T.—Lirst. J. see Mmensoasser to be rapt., by pr., We Toner, who outs : Ise. J. A. Cart:meta be HroL, by par.. Metes Moat. Mtn P : WeI.QL Lard A. Lemma, from b.-p. ef the kb T., to be lieett..e4, vice Mae% who cash. elth P.—Cleet. GAM C. Few; he. the Rey. HP. Col, to be ear., mittest war.. ow Plunk oar. le 1111, T. Pith I.—Eas. A. W. P. Monaca Is be lieut., by par. Moe Deleon, who rem. Idled MIS. Perna to tempt, by per., irks Ray, whores. Ras. R. C. IL ELPIIIIINIONt to be par.. rice Web; Tice . O. T. Zero, from the 6Stl F., tole He... Mce Ittphheetrese. 116t1 I.—Ras P. R Atcoci to be Heat , by par., Mee Altmee, who vets Red W.l. Rept.—Llent. C. J. I.IIIDIII, from b..p. BIM Brigade, ts be Neat, Mee MeLoorthlia, who 'actuates, Owe% J. Uwe, from oth Ursa. Gds., t • be lieut., by par., .tee Uadam, who WS. Burse.—Opt. J. M. Hume, of 16th V., to be sieJte la the army. OrRICR Or 01DMASICT., Sere la. Royal pept..el ArtiPary.-11set Lent. C. N. Lomas to be see. my , L, Wiete.ret. alma 0.-p.; foe. LietiL G. IL HARVARD to be ant limit, vise Lowell; erre. elsper P. Beau to be littaLooL. Ws Mo bil"?' rot. upon b..p.: flee. Cant. G. 8.311A11101/SAll be be mpL, roe Rea'; lot I kot.J.P. E.Tasse into be tad eept„Tiordbakm our; led Lieut. J. M. C. %loser to be Ist Beet, We Trawl: I st Ure/ Gm 11oa. E. T. Gass to be tad rept., Om Lard W. Remedy, rel.; Ind Lieut. W. Owe to be let WM., Moe Gage; tad U..t. W. L. TOOAO to te Ist lest., Mat Maw, rm. BANKRU7S. ALIRARDIR FORFAR, Dunstable, straw bonnet nUUSll &cutter. LEWIS Woa>rs Aid MATTIIEW WORMS.' Queen-street, elwapeide, merchants. BENJAMIN SALTER, North End, Fulham, Amer. EBERT Gamma QtILTER, Birmingham, groper. MACRICZ RICHARDS, Birmingham, grocer. EDWARD MICHELSON. Manchester, woollen merchant. EDWARD JONES. LiTSTpOOI, GREAT YORKSHIRE lIA/CDICAP. Hungerford . 1 Alonzo .. 2 IRELAND. DUBLIN, Sarr. 13. A good deal of attention has lately been attracted by the severity with which the police regulations with reference to the licensed vintners have been put in force here, and it would almost appear that the hostile designs said, last session, to have been enter tained towards that body by L ord Derby's Irish law otßcen were actually being carried into execution. But in some instances the severity was overstrained; and in one case in particular, where the party of private and personal friends entertained by a respec table vintner on the eve of their setting out for Australia were rudely driven from his drawing-room by a policeman who forced his way in, • good deal rat public indignation was felt. Publmectings and ressamstraisces were the result, and the following letter hogs the private secretary of the Lord Lieutenant to the Lord Mayor contains the answer of the icovern aunt to a memorial presented a few days since by the Mail spirit dealers of Dublin : Dublin Castle, 11th Sept. 1852. ltti Loan — l am directed by the Lord-Lienteaant to acquaint you that his Eeeelleney, according to the pledge given to the ilegiahatlna which waited on him at the Vice regal Lefts, has manalted with the proper authorities, and has impend apes the, the propriety of administering the very ezbeadve powers vollsi is them by the law relating to pampas Mismoad to Mall spirits with as little hardship as is at all assaistast with dr general well beiag of the cammaity led the posissilda at the fair sad respectable truism Hie Excellency cancan with memorielista 1 Waldo( that in the particular we alluded to by the deputatioo, the pollee dicer did not exercise due dim:roll= is clearing oat the guars, instead of suousouiag the proprietor of the the honour to be, my Lord, year Lordehip'• obedi ent meant, Joss WYNN!. To the Right Ron. the lord Mayor of Dublin, de. The statement that Mr. Deleon'', of Sizmile bridge notoriety, had been obliged" to seek for !abrasion in soother county to do his harvest work, hos boom contradicted. Tho Zimmerli& Chremsiele, a Tory sad landlord organ, says:— . . _ _ Vie have sea _pleeleee iierathey Ma* Mr. Joie C. Deism% J .>'.. of sidt, het est• leis delves to the shoeless estreatity of bristles fine Ekes= ben marker nasty to out and ears ith hamlet ; these! we hippo M know .f the vindictive Amuse held rattle Ms aid Ober leaded peepshows, bribe_ riereetable Imam at the Pass Oho t Os rim ear Lismdris. dist mead sad odes ehosid yet la the idl e as set a metals lift a eiskie la their teeplemserh lame ewes ef Oen dared to net , eke the dredge heashies is dards apagebriatheidstlea. Mr. Delmore wee seibled thle week. with the aid of owe sod 16 flather'r labeeese. te seem lie arep. without availing bliseelf et the eseemess sad rebie ef Mr. Crow, of Ceeehhed, Cork a gentlemes wits thoeilt a perfect ikurtolfr. , la the meet harless man. err rol.■teer i Is or with own weeinese le 1/... rick, and perform wkaarealtens were is afraid to undertake. `The Earl of Antrim boa beau entertained at a public dinner by the people of Ballymoney, as an expression of their feelings of attac hm ent towards him on the occasion of his removing hi s residence from , Portrush to Olenarm Castle. The compliment was paid by persons of different religious and poli tical opinions. It is stated that as the harvest approaches to a slue the emigration mania increases, and multitudes appear intent on the gathering in of the crops only for the purpose of enabling themselves and families to leave the country. DUBLIN, MONDAY EIMXIMII. The following letter, from Mr. F. W. Recall, of Limerick, to the president of the Limerick Mamba of Commerce, would scorn to set the speendem of the choice of s packet station on the high Western meat at rest : Unity Club, Lsadas, Sept Id, 11162. My Dear Sir,—lt isms ples e aladatylessmarisata the very gratifying in I haus rasived kw a high (Arial souree t , 4l = se the sonadealsaus sygosiatod to inquire into the mohair. melts of Galway se des liver Shannon ma a TrinwaUantis rot, have repelled ass only fewnwahlybut eery desidsig fa referent* of F I ma satbdad all will Apes that the people orMaerick we ass* indebted se Lard Katuagla for the kind ma ssy la whisk ha arpsewaisil stir during the sslasay inquiries of OM impselnat sabjeet.—l am, my dear shr. you" faithfully, F. W. Resins.. William Carroll, Esq., Chamber of Commerce, Limerick. A correspondent of the Ereniny Mail writes as follows from Clonsuel, under the date of liunday evening : am - happy to inform you that the polies kart and is ths taut, Waterford have succeeded in anemia( sight par sons for the atrocious murder of our estemed townies's, the late O'Callaghan Ryan, Esq., and ban lodged this. wifely is our county gaol. An investagation will take place to-morrow in our court-house. It has bees rainosrod that soma of these fellows were arrested on the °skis mountaine, and that they leg their homes the evening the murder we committed. There was &meeting of the county Waterford magistrates held on yesterday, in Dlegarven, to adopt measures netteasary tat Ike protection of life and property. e t I , 10 It '6O 6 IL .10 ;11 00 sU It li et. 100 IS 21 U Is M. 100 oakum AND STOCKS rNOITARANTILED. •uiw&ri et. SI II II It — eo iseia IMredmil. tag Clas..lea..bselS/.fikid Peril asi dam Craw Orb r Irdie Dramas& Solirthise. liarre s =aud Air - dela Sri Aril= (MS I. t. 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The price ruled during the greater part of the day at 100 tot for money, and 100/ to for the 13th Ootober, being a slight im provement, but in the afternoon the market went back to Saturday's range of 994 to 100, and 100 to 1. for time. In the other English stocks there was not even a solitary transaction. The unfunded securities remain at former rates. The March Exchequer Bills are worth 725. to 735. pram.; ditto June, 4375. to 70s. prem. India Bonds, Ike. to 87s. prem. In the foreign house prices were firm, but there was tie especial movement in any security except Turkish, k which there were again largo transactions. Tho pries reached 11 prem., but went rather weaker towards the close, and finally left off at 10 prom., rather buyers. Austrian Old Five per Cent. Bonds were done at the improved range of 83 to 841, owing to the Ell in the Exchanges. The list of bargains =Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 64 prem.; Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 83, 841, 83},1 fixed at 1011. per IL); I)utch Two-and-a galithalliitauseit.,4):4&a: Cent., 251, Bonds,. aa Reties', 1044, 1051; ditto - Deferred Three per Cent., Ns Portuguese Converted Four per Cent., 381, 391; Itamisa Four-and-a-Half per Cont., 1041; Sardinian The par Cent., 931, 96, 931 ; Spanish Old Three per Qat., 491, 50; ditto New Deferred Three per Cont., 234, 1, ; ditto Committee's Certificates, 21 per cent.; 'Darkish Six per Cent. Loan, 101, 11, 104, 1,4, 4, prrin. Monday next has been appointed settling day in the Stock Exchange for the scrip of the Turkish bee. no miscellaneous transactions include: London Chartered Bank of Australia, 44, 1 (21. 10s. paid); London and County Bank, 244, 4; London and Westminster Bank, 331; Crystal Palace, 31. The current quotations of new undertakings are as fol lows:—Victoria Docks, 41 to 44 prem.; Ebro Canal, Ito prem.; French Crystal Palace, Ito / prem. ; Bordeaux and Cette Railway, 11 to la prem. ; Beziere and Oraissessae Railway, to 1 prem. ; North of Europa Steam, 1 to prem.; Upper India Railway, Ito prem.; Netherlands Land Enclo- sure, 1 to ? prem. ; Fair-head Harbour, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; Cliinqui Road, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; English, Scottish, and Australian Bank. 14 to 14 prem. ; Con tinental Submarine Telegraph, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Irish Submarine Telegraph, 1-16 to 340 prem. A notice has been issued from the Spanish lega tion in London drawing the attention of English capitalists to a public bidding for the concession of a branch railway from Alcazar de San Juan to Ciudad Real. For particulars of the guarantees and privi leges offered by the Spanish government reference is made to the legation. The Sarah Sands screw steamer is fixed to lam Liverpool on the 18th and Queenstown on the 21st, carrying her Majesty's mails for Australia. She will await the arrival of the morning mails leaving Lon don on the 20th, so that letters posted on the evening of the 19th or for the morning despatch on the 20th (say at a quarter to 8 a.m.) will be In time. Although not having a character for speed, the sea qualities et this vessel and her economical oassuaptica et coal will form a great advantage on this kag mega It appears that the mails are conveyed on the same terms as those taken out by the Great Britain and Cleopatra. Much interest has been felt in the appearance in the market of the Upper India Railway Company, as there is now every probability that the construc tion of this important line, so long delayed, will be carried out. Upon reference to maps of India, with the progress of the railways marked, it will be seen that the East Indian Railway Company are now engaged in the construction of a line commencing at Howra, upon the Hooghly, opposite to Calcutta, and running to Rsjmaha/, on the Ganges, where the whole of the trade of that river is concentrated. By this line the very circuitous, tedious, and dangerous water communication between Calcutta and the centre of the Ganges trade will be avoided, and the products and entire traffic of the North Western provinces transferred with facility and at a great re duction in freight, insurance, and other charges, to the great shipping port of India. Along the Ganges to Allahad, there is water communication of a fair character, adapted for steamers and river craft, but at this city, when takes place the junction of the Ganln e ! hm i, deep water ceases, and the transit reo Miles& and expensive. Here it ia proposed the line of the Upper India Railway shall commence, the first section nuir.ing to Cawnpore, the great military station, from whims the line will be oz. Isemled, in subsequent endows, to Furrockabed. Isla, se Delhi, Lahore, and the Indus. By the Wa nt of this Ilse of ammunicatios, we shone ham the natural, quickest, and cheapest route to the whale et our narth-weeters Indian provinces, the preemie of which would find their way to Calcutta at an enemene eavieg of expanse. From the sur veys adl examinations that have been made by govememeallsielemed others, it appears that the low Minim Iyiat bstweea the usages and hem, over width the line would be carried, penile extrionielep facilities for the ecaltraction railway. Wood it would be diie.Jt to me mere bided lm this subject than th at con tained In the adireseed to Governor General the Marquis of by Major J. P. Bmasdy, formerly director of the railway department, to the bean government. who remarks as follows : Between Allehoked isle DIM awe is so ensiles et MEM, elplefiros beautiful EVlt ig Osaka tor ammo' laded wan Me la th• dirasika of Os Mae is the Daub, bawl's. the rims 0 sat am% with its amerses osasisraisl towns ,bytes otos ow thank* dim/let he dent e rSeep ibex wale hie in d in side. ibe smell ; isus in& Ow Am tau Alf =MIS% iss end imitt4a lbws tom g Impolimeat, ilig SWIM every saga dispinatsr• ia sellway eseceemisa. lb hem idea ot the encemseetenee mestantly e them, mesa map noefel n l rei r ib b i : it alo ng dom Tarim government and other Mu that have be.. published. The total value of the imparts and exports et Calcutta by sea for the year IM-6 amenated to mem than 18,000,0001. sterling, and the inland trade between Calcutta and the north-western provinces in the same year ex seeded 2,226,000 tons. Since these dates an man mom increase has taken place both in the pawner and goods traffic, although the official retinae of the India Howe do not appear to have been thrown into a tangible shape. The total traffic on the Ganges and Jams, as taken at Allahabad bridge of boob, AN* 23 days of the month of April, 1841, Mona& d to 21,310 tons, although in this mouth the traMe is by no means at its maximum. As regards the difference in the cost of the conveyance of goods by ordinary Indian land carriage and that by railway, ea interesting comparison is afforded. According to the Matement of a Delhi journal, the average east by hood carriage is 30 rupees per ton per 100 mike. By railway, at the ordinary rate of 2.88 d. per ton per mile, at the average velocity, the cad would be 13 miss IF ton per 100 miles ; showing an actual wimp, in the mere cost of conveyance, of 130 per cent., besides the other great advantages attendant on increased speed. The stimulus that would he given to the production of cotton and other simples lby the formation of a line of this description, would be immense, and thus the project cannot tell to be regarded with great favour by oar menu facturing interests. The line would inter sect great cotton-growing districts, from the produce of which we are at present, comparatively speaking, shut out. Of the mode in which cotton is brought into Mirsapore, we have the following description :—" The cotton is brought on oxen, car rying 160Ibs. each, at the extreme rate, in fair wea ther, of seven mike a day for a continuance, and at a pros of about se. for each hundred miles. If we take the average distance to Mirrapore at 500 miles, etch pound of cotton costs in transit above two-pence halfpenny." It has then to be borne by water car riage nearly 800 miles further on to Calcutta, so that until the means of communication arc improved, it is obvious our market cannot be supplied from this quarter. At the present time, when our most experienced and far-seeing men are endeavouring so zealously . to encourage the growth of this plant in our colonies, with a view to rendering the nation independent of America, to a certain ex•ent, at least, for its supply of cotton, these details will not bo over looked, us the supply from this part of India would be exhaustless. In a military view the advantages of the line are so evident, that no reasonable doubt can be entertained of the East India Company afford ing every possible encouragement. The concession of a guaranteed dividend by the India House would, in fact, bo the most economical measure it could adopt, as the sum required for this purpose would be quickly made up by the saving that would be effected in the transport of troops and stores, and in the ad vantages teeming from the facility of moving a mili tary force with iap idity to any disturbed point The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by our government stocks at pre sent prices. To render the results strictly accurate, the proportion of interest which may have accrued sines last dividend period should in each case be taken into mount. It should also be remembered that the Threw."-' - -ler per Cent becomes a Three per Cent. Stock in 1854. lat. per cent. Prim per annum. Throe per ext. Cam& lOO t 3 0 0 Mugs per Oest. Reduced New Threuaad-a-Quarter per OWL rani Beak meek Las Stash (div. 101 per exit. per same) llO 3 13 0 Exchequer Blue. Xarah (let lad. per coma par day) 73e. per. 1 4 0 Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Liver- I pool Weekly Shore LAO showing the rates yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prices, the calculation being based on the dividend paid in the last half-year (i.e., the half-year ending the 30th of June):— Present InL peronst price. sartwoy. per annum. 121 London sad N. Waters *took ex die. 10 101 134 Leedom owl N. Waters Plftlei 103 Bristol end Deem ex Ale. 7 4 44 19 Clot:: Southport sod w 3 97 Greet Mon ex 41v. 2 1 17 Turk Newsettle. ssd Bawl* as dlr. 0 1 30 D•Wi lad SWUM es die. 16 1 4 77 UMW Bleak ea die. 17 1 67 Lialian osilOartkalo 44 31141esla stia llmlathals, mad Dorby ...... ex dly l3 1 1 llf Iselisti 91 Louisa mil South wa t ers Si &v. 10 16 lassorkare owl Toduldes Stock 303 Looks. 11, Nod Sena dust ...... ...... ea dlr 2 1 194 Bat lassedire ex dl.. 14 19! Greet Sertbses II Nerlhledbrdeldre Si dlv. 7 1 19 amble use Ilirkashead ex die. 2 24$ lot owl North !naiad ex dlr. 0 THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. There have been a few realisations of Consols to day, and the price has again given way j. Sales have been made at filn for cash, and the present quotation .is 931 to j for money, and 991 to 100 for the 13th October. The only operations in other stocks have been in the 30 years Annuities, expiring in 1860, at 6 11-16; and in Bank Stock at 228 for the account. The floating debt is unchanged in price. There is an indisposition to operate in foreign stocks, and prices are not buoyant. Brazilian scrip has been sold at a rather lower figure, viz., 21 to 1) premium, Turkish scrip is well supported at 101 to 11 prem. Peruvian Actives mark 1041 ; ditto De- 1 ferred, 651 ; Granada Actives, 231; ditto Deferred, 121; Mexictin, 251; Spanish New Deferred Threes, 23} ; Dutch Fours, 991. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Foe Ammo. PARIS, krt. 11. 791 !key. pinatas Iltsbeet. Intent. Mein &pee Doses . . 77 '1 77 30 77 33 77 SO 71 IS 411 per Centa.,l933 1011 71 IN 10 101 33 104 0 IN 10 ea pee Cee., Ile . .„ 4 par Cue ler Cade. New Imea Blase* as !AMON et. ei, I 3 974 . 10 eIeCIS 11. Oden3 pima.. 1940 1021 hooey Nape Beate Mee „ bow= par Crab Ds. 3 no. lea Mese 3 e.Ct. 97 M ... Treasury Bode — Da. 4,1{32.... els ... Irk Marts m nal.. Ezra:. 13.—Et. Oursais 1105; amines (right bee). —; dldo (le beak), 310; Paris tend Orbaaa ki kl u t Fee wed lee; 37 . 373 ; Zama aad Havre, De 30; I awl Ailame, Ole; btreami aad Bale, 313; Northers, 6.33 73; 1 PM. awl Wee= 713 71; Perla sad Lyons, 794 73; Lyons se Mem. NO H ; mad Troyes, 110 ; One* 600 ; M ipu i d Pease Sift; Pads end tome, 113; Bordeaux ; eweraareal Orate, —; Orme Oink, 1,400; *Wee et at lEstgriad any, 3130. Brims, Sin. 11.—Voluntary Loan. 103; New Four.and-a-Hal[ per Cents. (1830), 1043; ditto (18.52), 1043. National Debt, 951. Commercial Marine Society's Premium, Beni , Shares, 1071. VIENNA, SEPT. 11.—Five per Cent. M6talliques, 941; New Loan (merles A), —; ditto (B), 112; Bank Shares, 1,365. Exchange on London, 11.32. MONDAY EVENING. The mining share market has been inactive to-day, very few sales being reported. Many of the leading operators are still out of town. The gold mining shares remain steady, but there is no increase of movement. St. John del ltey shares have improved to 28k; but United Mexican were lower at 41 to in. Santi ' egos remain Hat. The non-official quotations as are follows :—Mel bourne, to ; Australian Cordillera, kto 7, prem.; Connemara, Ito I prem.; Glenaulin, to 7, prem.; Kenmare, I to 11 prem. The Nouveau Monde Company have received letters from Mr. Clement, their superintendent in California, dated Mount Ophir, 23rd July, in which he states that the miners ho took with him are en gaged in preparatory work at the mines, and the artisans in sundry work at the reduction establish ment, much of the machinery in which is very defec tive. In his remarks upon an accompanying plan of the Bear Valley, Mr. Clement states that gold has been washed from every rivulet, and of tho highest produce in California, and much remains that will pay for carting to the works in future years. Gold is to be seen in the backs of the lodes, and the WU. ties of working are great. Mr. Clement considers the site of the company's mill to be ono of the beet in California. The accounts received by the Imperial Brazilian Association under date 27th July present a more favourable aspect, and it would seem that the ex ploring operations to the measures devised by the present direction have been further anticipated at the mines—for it appears that only 18 heads em ployed on stuff extracted from the neighbourhood of the old gold mines, at the 14 fathom level in Congo, had produced for the month, bibs. Soz. 7dwts. ; and 12 heads, stamping stuff from the bed of the river, had yielded 31bs. 7oz. The reports indicate two ' other points of considerable promise, concerning which more interesting details may bo expected by the next mail. This intelligence is accompanied by a remittance of 401bs. of gold, valued 1,7001. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Lrvairoor., San. 13.—Our market foe shares opened dull this morning, but towards the middle of the day mote spirit was evinced. A better business was done than for some days past. The following are the transactions :—Bir-1 atinghane and Dudley, 301—Caledoaian, 211—Butern Counties, 111 East Lancashire 181 lanceshire and Yorkshire, 871 B—Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 19— Midland, 78 1 I—South Buten and Dom, 22 1 2 I—York and North Midland, 241. MAXCHISTIII, San. 13.—Lards and Midland stocks are rather higher, the former closing with a sale at 881, the latter at 781. Other shun are steady. Buckinghamshire, 191; Sheffield, 291 ; South Eastern, 21 13-16 ; Sheffield 101. pref., 111 ; Bast Lancashire 6 per cent. pref., 91. 811. T. 13.—Thers has been a steady mar ket here to-day, and priors were better supported. Midlands were dose at 78. Limn, Barr. 13.—The market waa very Arm this morning, and purchases could only be effected at higher del% All the leading stocks were done at an advance of to!iler cent. The 1 quotations ars—Leeds Northern', 81 ; Lancashire and Yorkshires, 871 88 ; Midlands, 771. LANCASTER AND PRESTON JUNCTION RAILWAY. —The report of the directors of this company, to be sub mitted to the shareholders at the meeting to be held on the 20th inst., states that the capital account remake the sense as last year. By the revenue account It appears that the proportion of profits of joint railways was 21,06 W. 13s. 9d. ; the half year's dividend on 1,111 Lancaster and Carlisle Railway shares, at ei per cent. (including income tax), was 1,8051.75. 6d., and, with other receipts, the balance amounts to 22,9481.35. 6d. The general charges, Ac., reduce the balance to 22,7231. 24. 9d., which it is recommended to dis pose of thus : By proposed dividend, at the rate of 71 per cent. per annum, 20,350/. 9s. 9d. ; reserved for interest due Ist November next, 2,3181. 6s. This would make up the amount of 22,7231. 2s. 9d., and leave a balance of 641. 8e to be carried to the next account. The directors state that the balance at disposal will permit a dividend at the rate of 7; per cent. (avoiding fractions), leaving a small unappro priated surplus, and at the forthcoming meeting on the 20th inst., they will be prepared to recommend a dividend at that ratio, being at the following rates : For each whole share, 11. leis. 7d. ; fer each three-quarter share, 11. 35.7 d. ; for each quarter share, 91. 4d.; for each twelfth share, 31. Id., lees income tax. DEATH OF THE LAST SURVIVOR OF KEPPELL'S AcTiox.—Mr. D. F. Hainsselia, father of Mr. D. H. Hainmelin, auctioneer, of Devonport, died on the 3rd inst., aged 92 years. Mr. Hail:radio wsa supposed to be the last survivor of Keppel's action. He was also at the celebrated relief of Gibraltar, at the taking of St. Eustalia and other West India Islands, is the Monarch, which led the van in Rodney's action ; in the skirmish with the French fleet off Plymouth, and in the Royal George, on the 29th May and I let of June, for the two latter of which he bed the medal with two bars.—l'lmosouth Journal. MANSLAUGHTER AT LIVERPOOL. —On Sunday morning last about 1 o'clock a widow named Grace Jones was killed by her son-in law, Thomas Yates, under the following melancholy circumstances: About midnight he went home, and found his wife in a state of intoxication ; being irritated, he commenced beating her, when her mother interfered, and Yates struck her on the throat, knocking her down the steps into the yard, and causing a compound fracture of the skull, from which the deceased immediately expired. A post nosiest examination has been ordered, and Yates is in custody. SOUTH EASTERN RAlLWAY.—Traffic for the week ending Sept. 11, 1862, 19,6801. Bs. 2d. ; ditto Sept. 13, le6l, 20,4201. 10e. ; decrease in 1852, 8401. 71. 10d. IIJI~.~ Posing leaden= prim doss 0 Ma ibare. Ittens. P.M. yestarday. today. 100,000 1, Anus Fria all 4 4 pus 14 100,000 111. lo Californian .. all 4 4pm 4 10,100 20 Asturian 10,000 10 Austrabsslan 2 6 11 ~ 20,000 20 AustraLaa 6 a 100,000 1 Australian freehold 00,000 1 Ave llaiia all 4 - IDs Blemrwan Iron and 100.000 1 aria Is Australian Gol4 1 all 4Ma par 116,000 ko 13ifildi lift 1 3.0 10,000 SS Brasil. Issp.(lan at SI. pa 244 3 4 11,000 30 Onosisaso Oda,* 000 20 D De. o. It. Jahn Del I*e7 110,000 1 WOWS Crest all I day loz 12,000 .. Cree k .... 100,000 i Oslanisl Odd ......... 14 !teal. II rap. Australian Copper all 44 Cs 10,000 SO Omni 00,000 Gado MormarAln ell d i par 73,0011 Clenni Dos* *leaden 11.000 Dead Mom& all 4 1 1 P. 100,000 Pla • 101,000 =lust.. 00,000 Lan.iCallke,G.Qtx.C.Co. all Idi 100,000 Ilenkulta 30,006 1 111 1 ndumst0oathArnsriaan 0 6 100,000 Dm Granada 100,000 Nannes Kerb all (f t 14 ts°,ooo Part ibtllo.- 00,000 Quarts leak. 7,000 10 SeallordspOsba lO4 14 I 00,000 I ion* Arivalha— -0,000 II Pia Croft 41,174 11.164 Eldred ldealeas 100, I 070 1 Wow Maritsa., all jay 4 pra 100,000 1 Tüba COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE. —THIS DAY. SVOAR.—The public sales, which are rather large to-day, are progressing steadily, at full prices. The refined market a shade dearer. Grocery lumps, fair to fine, 435. 6d. to 46". Comas.—The public sales, consisting of 600 casks of Plantation Ceylon, aro going off steadily. Native Ceylon remains quoted 435. Cd. Tne.—The public sales declared for Thursday have partly 'lmpended business by private contract. Savrerras.—Tbe bulk of the 2,400 bags offered in pub lic sale was bought in at high prices; refraction 13 to 171, sold at 245. 6d. to 265. 6d. Ann.-2,600 bags Bengal sold freely in public sale, at 10s. to 10s. 6d., which were very full prices. Corrox.-1,600 bales sold yesterday on 'Change at a shade advance. The market has a very arm appearance to da. Bpicas,—None offered in public sale today. Prices are unaltered. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET. —THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Davis reports trade heavy, at the following quo tations :—Prime Meadow Hay, 755. to 855.; inferior, 60.. to 705.; Rowen, 60/. ; Clover, 80s. to 955. ; second cut, 70s. to 905.; Straw, 30s. to 40s. TALLOW MARBET.--THIS DAY. The market is steady, without any alteration in prices. Town Tallow is quoted 38s. 60. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 391. 3d. to 6d. ; October to December, 311 e. 9d. ; January to March (1853), 395. to 395. 3d. LONDON PROVISION MARKETS. MONDAY, Sept. 13. The arrivals lut week from Ireland were 5,926 firkins Butter, and 1,054 bales Bacon ; and from foreign porta 6,465 casks Better, and 400 bales Bacon. Since our lest the Irish Butter market has been in en ex cited state, and sales were effected at an advance of 2a. to 3e. per cwt. towards the cloie of the week ; buyers seemed les inclined to operate, and the market ended quiet at the fol lowing quotations, vie. : Carlow..." 725. to 811. on board. 725. to 82s. landed. Corks 76e. to 77e. ~ 77a. to 78s. Waterford* 684. to 781. „ Ms. to 79e. Limericks 7os. to 735. 70s. to 740. „ Best Dutch advanCed to 86s. to 89e. The arrivals of Irish bacon continue moderate, and meet a fair rale at full prices. Hamburg was in short supply, and advanced Is. to 2s. per cwt. Lard moves slowly. Hams in fair request. Stocks and deliveries for week ending Sept. 11: Bum'. Beim. Meek. Delivery. !to& Delivery. .19.910 17,1847 11110 760 7',620 11.020 640 32,960 17,900 780 eto IMO lEN li ALL. , lerably well supplied with hu been derived from the the demand is less active, Irted. the carcase. NEWOATE AND I Them markets aro now to meat, some portion of which country. Generally speaking, and late rates are barely sumo] Per elb. by t L . !atelier Deaf 2 d. 4 d. 6 Iliddibig ditto 2 t 10 Primo larpit ditto Ditto small ditto Veal 2 8 to Lamb, as. u L 41. L d. Weller Mutton , 2 10 3 0 Middling ditto 3 2 3 II Prime ditto Lame Pork Small Pork d. to So. 2d. CHEESE, HAMS, &e. S. S. I Doak Oloncerter. per I out. do. 44 to 34 Moe, Tat hafts Wmanoreland do. Iriali do. American do. Wiltshire Bacon, green 6l 64 Waterford Baton 6O II Hamburgh do. ._—___ THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The gold mining share market remains inactive. Anglo-Californians have been done at premium. Cobre shares have been dealt in at 441, and United Mexican at b. PRICES OF BUTTE] Friesland. par fort KM B4 86 Done DeW 56 55 Carlo* old 74 75 Watarford Cork „ 72 Limerick ig° nosh NOW, par dolma 6 12 gleskirelseeor,perewt. 79 70 1 _ _ _ 6 ENGLISH BUTTER MARKET. Our demand for fresh-made butter is steady and good, with an improvement is price of about 2a. per cwt. Fresh Butter also has had an advance of 6d. to Is. per doz. sinew this day week Donee, fine weekly Devon Freak ... No. to M. pow ow,. 704. to 76. •• 78s. to et,. Ilw. to Ile. per dos. THE THREATENED APPROACH OF THE CHOLERA. —At a meeting of the Metropolitan Commissioners of Sewers held this morning a resolution was submitted to the effect that it was desirable to apply to the government for pecuniary assistance, with a view to the immediate re moval of the nuisances, open sewers and ditches, and others of a similar tendency. After ample discussiou, the pro posal was acceded to. LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SODTII COAST HAIL WAT.—Trafile for the week ending Sept. 11, 1862:- 14,4741.; 1861, 15,9131.; decrease in 1842, 1,4391. /101 31 21 I. M 'I ft N g! u 4 44 1174 vl 12 Ii IA OA il sil Is al iii z 4 Si 11 gm 18 . I 11l 4 145 5 11 Pm 117 i 7