The Express. — London, England, 1852-08-31 00:00:00

.... . - .... - , 21•107:7 - """1363/F. - ' 4 ' ,. . 7 . - . • ///, ' . ... . ...,4,./ . ..e..... , • • % - • • •-• ' ' • 7 7. . :-/ c- - ....i - ••• /1 . ..... ~ . .4. ...s. 2. .4 .1 ' -- ;, -. 2 .. 1 er ' .4. 4 , ,e - ' --%-,-__. -.' • I( • (4 j de b • • 44 _ x1:111 rje ,51 51 No. 1,878.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 31, 1852. (THREEPENCE. -- - os Mean mit, Is prole etith, priselles Milling, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. RAILWAYS. MONEY MARKET.' written notice, speeifying . the grounds of deten•ion. The MINES. Tag AUTUMN (WIDE to the TURF for 1852. commissioners of her Majesty's customs hereby give notice, ensniris: THIS DAY. THIS DAY.-'l‘wo o'Ctorn. MONDAY ETINIIIIO. that they will be prepared, in any cant seizure in London upon application being msde 4c to , t 0 .do r There e s h p e r a a . b ce ll y n f a o n r active wh ra I market Arthur, li f N o p r c A l ii . e n B , i v n a z g o N d s t t il l o c a l a o k s t eciaidele Cando of Ur limn in 1611, op runs end e asset, -- - - The rsilwa_ y market maintains an improved asi- The transactions In the English funds to-day were under the customs' lam, the 11.4ren Mann with tar Pedigree: Peransumen of the Tens en them in wri • and where the owner of the goods, ~..., o s. eerier tr. same period, the Nominations romp era the ROW-STREET. pearance. Many of the leading stocks are to-day ent 7 e oll 4 quiet. attention being mainly directed w be desiro un u g s'of such a course, to appoint ene of the 'folgile, all of which have an upward tendency. .7,,i,i t o.: ,or: asd the Deny awl Oaks ler 103 ; Derby Lotn, T. P. Baler Was charged with stealing letters, enatain- quoted div ., after making allowance for which qu ex members of the hoard to take the evAlence on oath of the the transactions in gold mining shares to-day Saxe sass ha. Ily W. Ries ing cash and jewellery, at the General Postottice. considerable advance in prices is in many instances firmer, and the market left off at a slight improve- merchants or other partici , claiming the property, on the 1 m 441: IL Ackermann, 191, Regent.elreel. Air. W. R. Seulthoroe one of the Presidents of the Lon menu. Consols were first marked 991, but closed oar side, and of the detaining Officers on the other, sop- were moderate, and unattended with any marked - -- - - ' --- • ' shown. The final settlement of the mount has been don District, stated that the prisoner had been employed as complatad satisfactorily. 14'11114 RAZORS Stop, and Paste for 118.- M .. 1....,k00.0.00 , e. i l oooo. _ ~.o r . 7 77 .. 4 , 4 74 ; . 7 ,, a t e s lerk at the . General post office for sheet twelve month., 100 to 1 both for money and the Bth September. ported by that of any witnesses that may he necessary for change in prices. Ave Maria shares met with some i .,,.. 4 „ 1 , yc i , 7 . 4 ,,, , s ram m e d, or esenneed a not ap. • are) of •121 It was his duty to assist inserting the letters MAUS AND 48112C119 ONOUAMANTUD. Tho list of business is unusually meagre, including the PeoPee inee*illotion of the Cale. and to report the s ame business at Ito 1 dia., and Nouveau Monde at Ito for the board ' s decision. agreeably to the practice at present prem . ...,, ;,' T 5.... eni end names panful end Mania will ilo well to on their arrival front the respective branch Mikes in Lang prime IMlssusday ap only the following stocks, viz. :-Three per Cent. observed in c of complaints by merchants and others e''... • • h a s n brine sell known unit Mmlit h.' Men • 4414 • 1111 . 1 1 MO London. Yesterday afternoon he was followed to one of 111. ad. try Me 2e, &SILOAM jestarday. te 3 p.m. Consols, for money , 991, 1001, 100; ditto , for no - w i n d are., menus by the latter company has been received with frosts: in ream ins • o at .4 trey operation. :G s 4 . 74 s .9.474, the mater - 2 et. len used by the clerks, and watched froin ~-,-; ess ; ---'.. count, 100, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 1001, e. satisfaction. Colonial gold sharee were purchased brin..o.. 4 1 46 • "..P. `al • 7 • 1 7 an" 4 r e e77l ' nee "el" toe t e e • window over the dour, by witneas and Ins/teeter Cole. " - _, .- -. VI 2111 Mt / .1 The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. • • it. uno• DJ not bus any Mop a genuine man Ment's him ' - . MI m Uatrag,.. Worang. Moen Three per Cents., 1041, 1. Bans at 1 rem. per annum yielded by our government stocks at pre- , P Ce . ibre shares again rose 10s. to day. Santiagom 1....: . T u . ~.. ~ . ~,,,, ~,,,,,,,,,.. VIM ., aft They saw Mk^ some letters from is pocket, ems Ina Imam ... 111 al ci t ad Stock, 229. ••••• " 1 " . " - -.. 29.: 9 , 70 g ....,,, 4 4447 n em M a l an d open them, and take out their contest ,, throwing et r. es ter peamfts, Wm . 9 all eavawmcanservans ii its sent prices. To render the results strictly accurate, anti nro ..._ . _ - exhibited a corresponding improvement,reaching 121. then searched the prisoner. He took two half save. Obeadni..leteni.m.so. 91 111 Me the proportion of interest which may have accrued chequer Bills are quoted 74.. to 775. prem. ; ditto . * * nce last dividend period should in each case Q0C:111 and WHITE TF.F.TH are not only in- 774 . f rom hi ... ism ., male , mat some miter. Cob took VS MI IM.Clealiall.lBl6l3l.C. Ili It to j ; Connemara, 1 to 11 prem.; Glen- Jane, 68s. to 71s. prem. India Bonds, 86s. to 89s. 10 Aussee'l r-ve.” 4 •• " • r" - "'• i " beee eree74 len a gold lane, ring from a little hoz in his pocket. Witness :: Peep 83.1311aama "• . 4 4 4 u m liken into account. It should also be remembered bourne , ; aulin, 1 to; prem.; Kenmore , 15 to Z prem. ~,,„„1 „ „a,,,,i,5 p w,,,i.,,5t tissue, Ire ii• • brans kiehly an , „ 4 . 4 ._ aon have been semi to open 'cereal letters. and take is a n m e w ad 11SitaS1 . Is 154 43 prem. that the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. becomes a es tinil.n and {anew. Minima ths various 4 ." r yet In the 12reign stock market the settlement of the Three Glen d.. '',...."*. .7..:5a s , r -l is , vim... , ROWLANDS' olitiNTO, or them things and the money from them." He said, " Yes, ae en ONO and ll= ... .. 13 II 161 i per Cent . Stock in 1854. P; tin" i s - .%'rtrater.. monde unnseuted ie Its c apability of ma. I took half • sovereign front each letter." Cole produced • Se 46 Jae. .. 7 6 a account wail in progress, the rates of "continuation "Mining Company , dated Cobre, 21st July. The lode 24 all MTseraette„...B elm. Int. per cent. 1.4.1. a. inn .I) in. and preen. mil We teeth 444 11 '.• 1 •:••• Poravd_ . ol coat which was usually warn by the prisoner, and took Irma iimis . ;;; ~ 76 averagingabout 4 per cent. Spanish Bonds are still Price. per mama. in Taylor's shaft continues of the same size, and 1,:... it 5,.. il' ~.1.11 . 0 era . lent o all tartar and eeneretion% and 1114 the pockets nine gold rings. Ile said he had bar ered away li di 6 . m o w n, La , I , ' 7 rising. In Peruvian there were numerous transac- T en * 887 CeeL 4%eeree to .. prui.'ite Maass to the rnameled surface, remote WO of , ; in .1.... render the siias on . ..., ... 7; ... 7 7 ... a . 777 e three rings for another ring and 9s. Fragments of other ood Law.. .. 4 1 Thee per Ceet. Reduced IM 219 6 yields from sto 6 tone of ore per fathom, and is very tions, and the market may be said to maintain' its New Tbreentad.a.Churter per Cents a‘ , • "' • . . ,7 ft i.p.,1, lettere were afterwards collected from the basin of the closet, is 0/1 Tin. (cu' M. lk 11.1 .. • I, ea& nary to their sucker. a:v.1110M Ice naLe n rat late rally, the business in the Actives ranging 100 116811 81 *• 11 4 111 .. 6118 0 rare 0 1 8 Per had been commenced on the 19th inst. The lode is rens nen net pansy in the berOb. Prim. le. tid. per boa. Minn and pasted together. Four letters were completed in this 10 le Imams Osentlee ... .I 4 !le Ilj 14 vl cent per annum) Tbe vi.uds 'garland: Odatn" are ..et the 'aid, sad 44 A. ilowlant way. and these were pieces of others, imperfect. They were IS all Intern Ulna, Clam A... twain 1911 and 103, and in the Deferred at 581 to India Stan (dim 10) per rent. per 3 feet wide, and yields 3 tons of ore per fathom, also si.s.as.- . 0. ihaterpt , ..is:' vait , sv.rd vs the sn'ilv .. _,"se" 0 • 111 1 1 ad need as follows :- Mr. Woad , 19, George - street , Black- IS all tte S. il. Bn.) ... 7 . 7 4 69. Mexican Bonds were steadier, owing to no con- annum) . 260 3le 0 corrupted with mundic. The 32 west has improved; woo. es ...1, ss. K ..• bets4.l ... by newer 2.......-4,locere. kian.raad ; Mrs. Loekyear. uptime, Lymeßegis,Dorset- 2i all i dles K i ra ! .. 111n. 'N I . 104 kiehequer Bill., Mara (int. lid. per -- _ - -- IQ 1. firmation being received of the unfavourable reports the lode is 3 feet w id e, producing 4 tone per LOW'S - shire ; Mr. Ramadan, Carlington-street, Leeds; and Mc'. si an tio. Mow 1 abates - - brought by the Hermann. Granada Deferred Bonds cent. per day) 73s. pm. 24 0 free . fathom, and comparatively ree from mundic. At ,-, ' 1 ) ; . %...t.',...0,„,1,-ACTING SYPHON Piuk, 4, Chanties -street, Landport, Portsmouth. Another * all It a W.I. Du./118 min 39 in Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Liver ' 4 - T tr. lIISQUIKES 740 YENT.PVAI P. letter was addressed to Mrs. T. Paige; Church-gate-street, st- mid telmeese 67 m TO rulad 111 to 1. This stock was by 00 Melina mW 1149Jdy Share Lin) showing toe rektor yielded Angelita diecovery shalt had been opened about 9 :., . a II I Prieseis •M hew. id es, . 1 • 78 • 71 •1 7 . 87 11, 1Ma. 8 11 1 1.111h- fra1.14 4 _ -44 -1 iiili es 10111 a Wiwawat T wt ressee-w simmer eattit have been mule t. - ""V ad•• " " •••--, afft. Au •-^ . We. ordinary railway Stocks at present pekes, the mi ad corded as allows : Austrian lye per Cent. gori 4 calculation being based on the dividend paid in the feet I east of the shaft the ludo is become much harder, and is less . productive; the shaft is continued a .4 . St' l't i t i ri l t i t ib lie. 4B 7 l 4ntssiin be drawn saran involved, stein's( to the lose ' of 4,0001., the cost of my P a i tt roll Da 4 A , disess, A, SiCek: 1 : 4 1 41 4 ill , prem. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents. 74. Brazilian sinking, the lode in which if yields from th 1 1 le, - A father's commission in the army. There was no at. 100 Do. j Mans, 11, Stock.. 1141 1111 Old Five per Cents., 1025, 5. Danial;Five per Cents., last half-year (i.e, the half-year ending the 30th v 1 against me character before this. to all GUMMI" ad Weet.i Ire. 46 17 June), and also on the average dividend of last year: Lel ore per fathom . At cre to 2.8 t moro ons of ei e w $ 4 , 108. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641. cult for breaking. Good Hope shaft the lode a-• - 111 I .... ______--- ---__ - Mr. Peacock said the highest testimonials were gives Si. 100 lona Weibmi .-; - 88 1 88 1 -I, 71110.1 -- when the prisoner was appointed to his situatiou. Ste all Lawman sad Whoa .. 13 57 1.31 111 Do.llBels , ... ... 104 Ili rots Granada Deferred Bonds, 111, I, 1, 5. Mexican , per ant. par nails at is the rate of dividend paid being stoped west ;itis 1 foot wide of grey and •j"I r f =raj '---- Mr. Henry committed him fee trial. sr. IN Insandapismie - Torksliw. 814 a Me 111 Three per Cents., 231, ~. Peruvian Active*, for Pres. Pries. RAILWAY. Lastr-yelr. LW year. green ore, producing 1 ton per fathom. 'the praduce ao 14 Da. Mho_ - , 4 die account, 17th September 102, 3, 25, 15, 25 ; ditto 121 Loudon sell aorta Westors 'nick, et Mr. le I/ 14 7 / raised and dressed to the 16th July was 70 tons of ~ II 7 11 111 Da 11000010210•1161•0 2 4 .151 Landon smil Berth Western halts, ca Mr. 8 le, Ise FR.IUDS L'POY THE NOBILITY'. 10 211 Lisa Pullen_ ..._ .. 184 I 4 Deferred Three per C ' enta., 685, 69. Portuguese 102 11.1.451 and Swam a34 8 3 copper ore. 1 1 th. Ir 4; werranftil to repay Ito ea In - 111 111 Idahaawl Mina 0: IL si Five r Cents. Converted, 1841 381 39 • ditto es Pe i • P OMIWOISIIIIII sae. 8 4 13 9i St. iOO as. caw t ai s ies 30 Limped, rosy 'da d auutbaort i t " 77A° ' 4 car; pear 14. 64 " eel° Capt. J. Turner, alms Corfield, of the 77th Regt., a. too =sa lli rsCii-wovi. :us ins in s q Four per Cents, 371,37, 1. Russian Five per Gints., 7 , mond web 18 111 15 71 Two o'Ctoca. - • 11 crews mist. il fur oh rry, a., ts. s was • heeded on Saturda by Hinsford ciao of the 33 88 D O . ews 1 few , 11 7 , 74 1 4 n e canine •1U eaplAIR II Pre y • ' . lt 1.• Ds. Mk • 11 pm sense. wises tee lore, key is stied em oaken of the Mendicity Society , on • charge of obtaining , i some .,_,; . ..ii .( i 3 1 2... 31 1215,121 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1041. 174 Yee% Pesreastla. Ind Berwick Spanish Old Three per Cents., for account, 491; 30 numnielo w nit y •lr .6.6 .. l l 6B li gi 16 2 II The gold-mining shares arc quite neglected to-day. 14 el 14 0 almost the only business that has been done in the she top 4 the pleat' twawa has a harm. en u mer, by memos of false and fraudakut representat i ons, at. too tow . s t r o T k uoi r ,,,,, 9i ad Ai Idd ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 221, 1, 1. 4 4 434g 4 .4. gi n ,,,,, 4 4 4 , 4 , 44 a D„by r !. 13 le por tv...6 4e tllatr i.b .rs . e .cadll;.mi to tic ... lot tb. skr nielintiqur. from Lord Poltou•, Lord ransom and other noblemen, fr) 'pi Os. set ... 4 a die Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents. 431. II Lam Osemitias_ .. 1 1... . ar pr e eni firm at : prem., and in Nouveau Mondes, at •ai, ! ro oir 000 v; oom too ioo *wood end also for having atte-epted to defraud the M arqu i s 0 114 Ds., £4O ... ... Si I die Shares in the Bank of Australasia have ' been dealt to m Lialea ta..... 4ool 6., essuk ., soe w th wor oo.t. •.• ........... , ll 3 13 rally. 3 Pi iii 2 Worcester by similar practices . In consequence of in . 1 3 all Iswalwarrla E lOllOll l O 1 1 7;17 o 4 is., ware air am eater.in at 56 ; Union Bank of Australia, 605, 30 ; Crystal 174 Pat Isserilre 8 1 earth, 17 it 477 Othe r f • m in es have metwith b ' Jams+ 11111.01 t, 11. lan, winks.- formation received from Captain Ward, Honford, accent- .?.4 ~t." 1111 • 08 44„._. ; 11 • 11 -..." 8111 • 11 • 11 L i A f o re ig n to i 1 Palace, 41, 3 ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 19 Greet Noribera ern" IllaniSonshario, Vurninisit ins. peeled by two other officers, proceeded en Saturday evening 'ir t 'I I D =g... d LAA 211 dis ter 83, 111 Sorb Nisffordebtre ex dim 8 0 8 • Cass Mane s 84. Tho quotations of new undertakings are sub- 24 York and North Midland : - --..tied Is: -S.D. No lan Sr. genuine eseept stamped win his be by a Mr. Cole), where the pseudo captain's letters Pt. 100 Ds. Ilinii . ..sai . lkriw 43 44 634 ,; joine d :- Vi ctor i a Victoria Docks, 3to 31 prem. ; Londonus. Pald. lolanda.. to-day. at, nal aat!reiw.Those railways that have not yet declared the Na ll° ' ' l 'srs' J. „....,...,. 4 .„ a1.„„..,b.4 at 744 , 0774 .. ba ~,,..7 . 9 74 wen directed. Horsford secreted himself in the shop ! . 2 .. lli Md.. 01. wase___.(l_l 4 name - - Chartered Bank of Australia, 2 to 2 1 prem.; - --- ---- - -- Nemsaws dividend for the last half-year have been withdrawn moos i Asa va - ■ an s lon a ... i . t ..... „,„ ~,, d. sad a y, 1 744 r • 4 4 444 / 74 .9 pets,! Si. %sr* parlour, where also the real Captain Corfleld and Captain 42 i.e ....... A.. .....1.° . t 4 ' . •... - a - so Ebro Canal, ito I prem.; Electric Telegraph Corn- . from this table. 1110,000 1-le. Anglo Clornian ...-. ail 1 Ipm ises.errei /AP WitAPPTIM (to serarde the Imalast method parlour, were in waiting ; and in the course of about an 7 .1; ------ abi ii v ",i. u. wy of Ireland, 1 to 1 prem. ; Irish Submarine 15 au 20 Asturian r ease rarer Aldan le. per menet. The trade emplisei. beer afterwarda a tall personage , with • swarthy complexion Nonlord.. - 14 3Ca Tho annual report of the Magretic Telegraph io'nen, 10 Attars' lan Is . N.N. 1 " •••;‘ lll 17 ••• 1 • 0 4 11 • 7 ° 78 ' 74477 • 18111 8 •Pin•lnnad n % 184 sad an imperial covering nearly the whole of his chili, 60 1/ Newry sad Naainidlisa.. 2 q Telegraph, par to 1 prem. ; North of Europe Steam, .... 2 aI „ i.,.... •It Minn . nelson 12. No. 461. Company, the wires of which extend from Washing- 20:060 rat isstriM . ~_....,..,.: -. s 5 walked into the shop with military gait, and in • Co.- et. lie Mirada .. ... ... .. 44 43 jto ; prem. ; Netherlands Land Enclosure, Ito ton to New York, is very interesting, as showing the Ima •• • " 1 A°717.7/1 " .......... -'' at 1•1 ' --- ---- - -- - --- minding tone inquired if any letters had arrived for 00 IS De. fkm . 670... ... .. 9 8 die prem. ; Chiriqui Road, Ito ; prem. •; Fair He 30,000 1 toe Maria ..... ...... ~... all 4 4 lis increasing use to which this wonderful means of e,m. m ni n . e .,1„.„,„,,n e on : 411 „, , r IRELAND. Captain Cordele, , and, the answer being in the !! ,„it au*" (31 • 1 s 3 " C's 7. o . - - . t dis Harbour, 3-16 to 6-16 prem. communication is being put. Evidence is at the 1..15...,"• 1 Winn Australian Gold .. all 1 4 &Is I. negative expressed much surprise, having, as he said, ii- 7; Naost M o i . ..'il ... 1 ; 1 447 Ni Brett's, Avers? 30. - ea to to have been feiroured with •• letter from the m 177 Is m * ~ , 4 4 4 4 I to H i The Johnstone was to-day reported as having ar- same time afforded that we are vas•ly behind our 'l/4 - 000 53 " 9 17 =1! 1 11ee 47 ,( 44 .2-. 47 97,, 57 , 5 2 7 4 1 - 1 4 - i Ma-quis of Worcester.. Hereford . then inads . his am OM- )0 111 11101111 10=a w .... i . j.. . - 44 - 66 6. rived off the coast with 11,100 ounces of gold from American brethren in this respect. lhe following COO° Se Dr Commend Cali* , - all - - •fhe manifestations of disunion among the section asses and was immediately recognised by the military here, iv m awe Sydney, worth 44,0001. Her dates are not mo late as table exhibits the annual receipts of this company, 11,eee 7° p° ' at • MhaDel 14.5 . - 1 .1 - 1 of the !tisk representatives known us "the Irish who , exclaimed, " It's all up ;" confessed he had done 6t. 100 emillsda,aiWoher• a, 49 those previously received . 210.nnn 1 Canon's Creek Par IPm 1 which was the first organised in the country, from is ,em .. oure curer . 4O 43 43 partv" are ba coming daily more distinct and decisive. wrong, and begged for mercy. The officer haring obtained r t : 1 .°4 a ss i aill" laal "' '' to ire ye and rat 11 1 1: 1011 121 .imusiwy gllN aloolL . ' 4 •• cus. --- ~.- - 11101s0d __,. • . 64 66 The half monthly account in the share mar k e t , the 100,000 . 1 0110111s1 Gold its commencement to the present time: Sir James Graham and his party can at best only the "captain's" real name and address, proceeded forth- W. IV gleam It Ora, Clem A - - arrangements for the closing of which wore in pro- deb. es calculate on a limited extent of support from some of with to his lodgings, No. 21, Ita t t h h e bone- nobi p i.i l t a y ee " , 1700 - Plg ig .T.Stosrallan.opper an j 1 Ws a Henke& 2 16 di gross on Saturday and to-day, has been marked by Prom January 37, 1840{, to July 1, 1646 - - the numbers of the party who held their seats during mend a number of letup from 32,410 MI reeled "A. Turner, Esq.,' and also a list of no bl emen . • more than usual activity of business and an extraor- Prom Jui7 I, 1546, to July 1, 1817 6 .0 160 ,iollie. Mountain.. OM laid p irliament. and gentlemen upon whose benevolence the impostor had .„, at, gpfee.W.Nits.) ... •• It 21/ 12 14 ' From Ju yI, 1847, to July I, 1848 dinary amount of fluctuation. The settlement has Front July I, on, to July 1,1549 113,..87 111 1 Ds.[ I 'a ... ... .. 1 log ti 11.000 Orem Wroth all 111 pm Mrs. Chisholm is expected in Dublin about the practiced or intended to practice his infamous frauds. iis A LA o ... Ary .., .. 74 Is II tit consequently been extremely onerous, and the tea- From July 1, 1549, to July I, 1630 close of the present week, having arranged to hold Amongst the names of the noblemen and gentlemen on the $5 51 dlirMildi*C o i oo 5 31 d a Prom July I, 183 u, to July I, 1831 67,737 15 109,090 Lake atkurat... 1 ) to 1 1 rarer presented are varied and interesting. On Sa- Lim July I, 165 i, to July 1,1852 1011„440 84 one of her "group meetings" here on Thursday list were throe of Earl Cardigan, Berl Strafford, Lord ... ... DMeA, 11, e.,andD, My20.a4.0 Inn.aalifor,G.QM.C.Co. all e ills Seaton, Lord Maltose Lord Penniare, Major- () Herat pia epee per Oast. - - tlis turday the closing of speculative accounts wu in full - toe,mo Mari/aim next. M MP MGM Deems ... ... . le 10 Toni amount received up to July. 1012 Machete, Lieut.-General Berkeley. Major• General Sir W. progress, and the rates of " continuation " were in 20,000 1 arisen& iliouthAmarien 9 6 'lle Trak.- Chrotiiele, which reached this morning, R. , Lieut.-Colonel Reid, H.t., lion. General Upton, A' tee = v .= -"'- 71 73 114 no instance otherwise than moderate, whilst in some The capital of this company it is stated is 370,000 ?! . 4 , ..9 . 2 . 0 Sew Granada all I ;ra j' ,I/ gives a most alarming account of the failure of the Hon. C. Lowther, M.P., &c.. etc. The following is a letter 44 to &Ni b gapokiiiimp,,- 3 2 14 _ instances they ruled unusually light. Where a dole. It has six wires from Washington to Phil ,- I ';',:‘'„; Semen Monde Port Palo-- potato throughout the whole of the county of Kerry. received by the Marquis of Worcester, and forwarded to .im gum= s ad Th i stiessoi - delphia, and seven from Philadelphia to New York. eatoo Quarts Rai au els pas. It is ealralated that the loss will full very little, the Illendieity Society by Lord &hone : it 15 SLR Ig 21 2 4 scarcity of stock was disclosed, advantage was taken It has offices at Washington, Baltimore, Havre-de- 60 1 . 000 " ° •• 77117 4. 1 1 •11 71 8ssirsuss an °II* lBl 2 13 • it anything, short of that of the disastrous year " 39., Kingsgate.street, Holborn, Aug. 8, 1852. is 17 Yana Mak ... ... . . 12 le to charge a " backwardation," as in Great Northern Philadelphia, 4000 10 ['l s c ro ft I ot :sr "My Lord,-Captain o:afield, late of the 77th Regt ., Lc' s a t rlisl amit isd= ti 41 Stock, upon which 1 per share (equal to 1 per cent.), Grace, Port Deposit , Wilmington. 1,47.a1l 11 11 was freely given. An estimate a the current rates Newark , Trenton, New Hope, Princeton, New Brunswick, 13,174 .21.181 Wilted Mesas poem* his respectful compliments, and ventures **submit si . u 44 .7 - o .; m il , a 10 City and New York, and employs in I n e : 9 s :„ I y W :t: ill.rigW... .... I 'el i l i ri l ° --- - --- ' a request ta your lordship. Fogad) misfortune*, de., have K . in e. 4 3.5. 4 , 444 43 4 10,iu5is 441 404 lei la of continuation may be gathered from the subjoinol, Jersey NEW ERUPTION OF ETNA. compelled him to retire Iron* the service, after having lost ga * Do. des. istessesen .. 71 74 Ms its service, including messengers, outside labourers vis :- - . _ . a:. 5.....41. 1.. eh. W...• enai... u..i.. 1.....1........ri............ as is Go.O.N.lLPenham . 21 li - rot es w Total amount received up to July. 1712 The capital of this company it is stated is 370,000 dole. It has six wires from Washington to Phila delphia, and seven from Philadelphia to New York. It has offices at Washington, Baltimore, Havre-de-1 Grace, Port Deposit, Ardmington, Philadelphia, Trenton, New Hope, Princeton, New Brunswick, Newark, Jersey City and New York, and employs in its service, including messengers, outside labourers engaged in keeping the line in order, clerks, opera tors. B:c., about 123 persons. The distance front' Washington to New York, by the line of the wires, is about 273 miles, requiring between 1,900 and 2,000 miles of wire. i; 1 It. IC 11 1 IS I O. H It ad 49& Si za DO . . de. Estaidame Do.O.N.E.Persisse 'Teed sod Nardi Widlas. LIMAS LEA/SD AT r London and North-Western, 3-16 to 6-16 continua on per cent. Midland, / to / continuation per cent. Lancashire and Yorkshire, Ito continuation per COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCLNG-LANE.-THIS DAY. ..r t erivat: I DIM AMNNW I Osumi Nana Man I Rim. Wet% sal Deft saleelppLArdtigemr. 1 (WM to OristWesbra I Ms vlantypiessila Osurill•filnatWeslons I Buildesbrishlr IL Was • (brosiod Ladiallgso CireiNkle Jambes Orpol bOiladsolialz N fl 24 No SvoAn.—Tbe public sales are going of without spirit, but the importers show firmness, and bay in largely to sus tain the market. Refined quoted the same as last week , Grocery lumps, 435. 6d. to 465. 6d. Corrzi.—The result of the sale yesterday in Amsterdam has not yet been received. Our sales are going off steadily at last week's peas. Tea. —The market has a firm appearance. The demand for fair common Congou exists at 81d., bat there are but few sellers at that price Rtcz.-6000 bags Bengal were offered, fully half sold at 9s. to 10s. 6d., which scarcely supported previous 3,600 bigs of Moulmein were also offered and chiefly bought in at 9s. to 10s. THIS DAY. SO $1 It SO Two o'CLooz. The English stock market to-day is very firm, and the tendency of prices has been upward, although business remains inactive. Consols are firm at 100 to 1, both for money and the Bth September. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 100 Z to i; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1911 to 8. Bank Stock, 229 to 230. The unfunded securities are, scarcely changed, but the March Exchequer Bills are fiat. The bargains in the foreign house have been few, the business having consisted chiefly of the closing of the iii9qqat. Granada Deferred Bonds are higher at 12 ; and Spanish New Deferred Threes, are firm at 22! to;. Dutch Fours mark 99 to i Russian Four-and a-Htlf per Cents., 1048. Other descriptions are neglected. U U Ili xa l o geraSmOi;) StDmirmm WNW* OvestWeirm Ds. 144. Dej doge ernes E L OrOra Le,lta seit Ono Flub 150 131 32 4 81 4 111 lIS S.S4 b 4 O SS S 7 1.9 111 POISNTO sold in public sale Sid. to old. per lb. PIAILL Sao° sold 17s. to IS,. Corrox.—Primes are supported, but the market is inactive. In other articles no material alteration. • mil • Dltto Pre/rasa (Uao) 11.0... tuft Osor.4gorOost. (lord to Norfolk) illorthoroarastent 3 pug 11 1S TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. 7117k;dTOiaitti; PrastaidtWyr!(lai. Loa. 11111.Wai6idamiAlret terii n ale SW, liseisdlip dedi 1. Scion lades (Ms. to Orem lierlhre 19 19 IN fd The market has become quiet, and prices look downwards. Very little is doing speculatively. Town Tallow is quoted 385., nett cash; Petersburgh Y.C. on the spot, 395. to 395. 3d. ; October to December, 38.. &1., sealers; January to March (1853), 395., sellers. u4l u is 1 - - r• LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply rather larger, at the following prices :—Prime Meadow Hay, 80s. to 90s. ; inferior, 70s. to 755.; new, 665. to 60s. ; Bowen, 665. Clover, old, 100 s. to 110 E. ; new, 851. to 955.; Straw, 365.; to 455. :~~ _.~.i 149 91 111 94 Far A 4•04111. A magnificent eruption of Mount Etna, the first which h taken place NW* 1143, was witnessed on the 20th inst. The scene is described in the fo lowing lettered dressed to the Vann .Ikii by one of an English party shout to ascend its cone just as the fires were vomited forth : Catania, August 22. At 8 p.m. of the 2'lth August, a party of English, corn. d of Captain and Mrs. Hallett, two Misses Sankey, the lion. Lieut Finch, 68th Lt. Infantry, and Lieut. Rsvenhill, kl. Engmeers, with three guides, three muleteers, and a servant, together with 11 mule., left Nicolini, with an inten tion of ascending Mount Etna, and taking a shelter at the Casa logics,. At 11 o'clock the party, in excellent spirits, risehed •he Bosco, wLere they put an their light clothing. The wind wr. blowing fresh from the westward, so much so indeed that the guides penmaded a small Italian party to defer their ascent till the morning, bet could not succeed with nor friends, the leader of whom had weathered too many stiff breezes at ace to turn his back on one on shore— on. therefore, they went. Passing the Bosco *bout two miles, the huge crater below Ems, railed the Colossi, glared awfully, and shortly threw up large bodies of fire and smoke. Immediately after Etna vomitsit forth its fire and ashes, and as the wind set towards the Cara Ingiese, it was not prudent to seek its friendly slither, as in all probability It would be destroyed—their course was therefore dimmed, the Colossi being now the point to which it was ilir .eted. The ...ether, which hid been very cold, was ineveuing in its comtutless intensil, and when our travellers had got *bore the height of the Casa Inglese, in a narrow defile, of which sand and small 'mowers: its component parts, they were overtaken by a hurricane so violently strong, that in an instant seven malts and their riders were blown over, and not only sn, but to render the *mac more terrific, it was afterwards found they were Ilown to the very edge of ilk Crater. F..r the gentlemen to descend in search of their comps. Bins. won the result of a moment's decision. At this time toe was indescribably grand—heaven and earth pre sented one ianfleeut g*.are of light—Etna above vomiting p. sy.illitlTlC &ore—the Culowii ts low L:ching forth its d. n.e in oat, of stizoki., lurid from the furnace below—the hue: mountain pour. 4 out front its intiri if prolonged satianitier—without, the hurricane roared iu all its mighty asirfal majesty. eianling on lb. it haves and hands, unable to face the viol. nce of the hurricane, the gentlemen relight the ladois, who an re cot discovered and collected till after a worth of twenty minute'. They were then placed under columns of lava, their light clothing literally blown etf their backs, and a pyramid of Firing beings was formed 'mind them for their safety and prottetion. As by magic the teen, soddenly changed. An earth quake book the land—up jumped the guides, bawling their unmusical :lean& Avast, ! (.. Get on, get on !"). WO, broke from their keepers, and were abandoned to Obit fate—the hurricane ine, eased in strength—the scene monad was too majesty, for contemplation—too diversified for d. scripting In ten minutia the little party had fallen trim aster eabanation °tithe pointed lava. To face the wool. charged with sant and small stone, was beyond th.a pow. r. In this lUJIITIOsf two hours passed away, and mat anxious:3i 4.4 they look fur the approach of daises N obis the crater, whieb some of the party mem. rowny 'Remained, forty small furnaa.i nacre burning aer ie., these, as they readied Catania, •V• .0111 to maga. may, mad one eat nave rimmed to carry destruction to sane "theme end psytere land., ..hith, ao mParted, bore seitotialy injured. Ott• n has the indomitable course' of the faller mei wires been proved to be great• r then that of am. Ne thao this manias couid equal their mom than 1111•111U1. On ' , elfin* forth on their resin., the sharp points of the lava pre...etrd no nbateelr —eourageosoly did they usidnr tea,- char es mile walk, rtgerdlas of all inoonarniestes, lad r , aehed the Bono at 7 sea , whew, alter an abstinence rt osNoti boors, a hasty fivenner me a welcome event. Ater vindinm a few minutes in this employment, they re,,•...,.,,-4 their jourisi-y by mules. and reacted Nieolini by anise* they started for Catania, wbien they reached at in The Italian party wbioh had preseded them had • il their ohatioacy is proceeding against the opinion • tf...r vu.dits, SA.I this led to the natural report that they tier. nylfitlefed With the deed. Thi ir v ty indeed is miraculous, for had rain sassed, an Nur happens adore an eruption, they would ham been washed may : had the wind chsaged they amid have died mar the sulphur itOleftieltlattal sir. As it gra, the Caba l", nut and haJ.ol the rrturn of the brave party es arts• and women miraculously used from a fearful doom. . 118, editor of the Molls Man add. to the foreimisg..-- "U. learned on Wt•dnesday that thew Caaa Inglese bud Ste berated—the farm of Brent" dettroyed by the lava, when however rolled as but •lewly—and the affrighted Pr... try were getting away as feat ae putaibia from the r by which they were IDeheeed." StrAnn ex-director or the Theatre at obtain. d advances from Me'.... Leroy de I.:Lerui end Company, lumbers; and as he did not pay all M thi y %smut a judgment against him for the ina.oosuarouubting to 147.0t101r. Stare lb.n M. ltonconi .1•11.1 Madrid, St. Petersburg, and London, and be messed consult rebla sums by the ezerciwe of h• *ideate. 11 . 1, b.. • aid aut go to Paris for fear of arrest by the ban• k."• dusmo• to visit the capital, be in April last, oh. to.. loon the l'rtudent or the Civil t tribunal an order to .t Unit his arrest should not be eft tied provided be so It o..uk to pay at neat 20,0t1Ofr. a yeas from his attains In 1.. iu ,1 atm of the d.•bt. Myna... Leroy de Chabrel and , pp.•lad armies' this decision ; and on Yriday t. list, alt., oartng liagthened arguinsats, set it sail" Capt. J. Turner, aims Corfleld, of the 77th Regt., was apprehended on Saturday by Hofstad, one of the OfROIRII of the Mendicity Society, on a charge of obtaining saustey, by memos of false and fraudaleut representations, from Lord Saltous, Lord l'anmure, and other noblemen, sad also for having atte-epted to defraud the Marquis of Worcester by similar practices. In consequence of in formation received from Captain Ward, Horsford, accom panied by two other officers, proceeded en Saturday evening to No. 39, liingsgatestreet, Holborn (a tobacconist's shop, kept by a Mr. Cole), where the pseudo captain's letters were directed. Horsford secreted himself in the shop parillir, where also the real Captain Corfield and Captain bindles were in waiting ; and in the course of about an kw afterwards a tall personage ' with • swarthy complexion add an imperial covering near lyly the whole of his chin, Velked into the shop with military gait, and in • eons wianding tone inquired if any letters had arrived for s Corfield, and, the answer being in the neptive, expressed much surprise, having, as be said, expected to have been favoured with • letter from the Marquis of Worcester. Hereford then made his apt ear mew, and was immediately recognised by the military hero, wile exclaimed, " It's all up ;" confessed he bad done mew, sad begged for mercy. The officer having obtained the °apiaries" real name and address, proceeded forth with is his lodgings, No. 21, Itathbone place, where he head a wober of letters from the nobility and gentry, addressed "A. Turner, Esq.," and also • list of noblemen sod gestlemen upon whose benevolence the impostor had preedeed or intended to practice his infamous frauds. Amongst the names of the noblemen and gentlemen on the list were those of Earl Cardigan, Earl Strafford, Lord Seston, Lord Maltose Lord Psanure, Major-General Mediae, Lieut.-General Berkeley, MeMr•General Sir W. Busts.., Lieut.-Colonel Iteid, M.P., lion. General Upton, Hon. C. Lowther, M.P., &c.. de. The following is a letter received by the Marquis of Worcester, and forwarded to the Mendieity Society by Lord Sidman "39, Kingsgate.strect, Holborn, Aug. 8, 1852. "My Lord,—Captain Corfield, late of the 77th Beet., pedants his respectful compliments, and ventures to submit a request to your lordship. Family misfortunes, de., have compelled him to retire Iron the service, after having lost his health in the West Indies. By the kindness of his grace the commander in-chief, he has been presented to • vacancy in a charitable institution for decayed officers and gentle' son; it is at least a safe, although bumble, retreat for tie slabs years. But there is one considerable drawback to it advantages, not probably contemplated by the benevolent holder. Each recipient of his charity has, at his own ex perts, to Punish the rooms allotted him. Now, as it is as twat to suppose, that parties willing, or rather obliged, to wept the adeasteges of such an institution, mast be ill provided mild worldly wealth, this clause must canes them (eapecialltilnee who may hay, outlived their relatives) masidevadle satiety and embarrassment. It has been mg =athemgh much !against his inclination, that Captain *mad throw himself on the sympathy of sera aim{ std kind-hearted personages in the melee, M the lope that, although personally unknown them, they would not refuse to aid a brother dicer ' who has seen some service, at this critical manjuriature, and that they would enable him= vide some humble furniture (Lord Saltuun has him at all events to secure a bed, de.) to enter umiak One quarters—the last quorten, which he will only change be db coffin. Major Paschal, who was commissioner a Oa design police at the Exhibition, now at Plymouth. wee in Captain C's. regiment and would speak to his ch► teeter se an officer and • gentleman, but he considers kit grates kindness as his best testimonial. He musts= for the liberty of this application. Should your think it evinces any absence of gentlemanly spirit, and remember that poverty makes frightful havoc wit Ik. finer feelings of • man, and that the conventionalities of the drawing-rooom cannot be kept up in • squalid garret."' To this spriest the noble marquis immediately responded by forwarding a liberal donation to the real Captain Corfield, when the fraud was of course detectd. The wii-elard captain, who is suspected of being an old offender, and who bo uts of being perfect master of several languages, was banded over to the custody of the police. Yesterday he was placed at the bar at Clerkenwell Police Court, on a charge of fraud, when the facts above reported were produced against him. The prisoner pleaded that he had been driven by starer tion to do what he bad done. He had done wrong, be would admit, and must suffer for it ; but a prison would be en advantage to him. Mr. Tyrwhitt observed that that was precisely the sort of cant and duplicity which persona of the prisonee's cha racter invariably indulged in. 11l het, it was • trade, and so doubt a very god one ; but unfortunately ter the pens sitous and really deserving Ake's, the stream of charity by such means was checked in its proper course. It was sot quite clear that he had not been charged before, although there was no doubt he was a great impostor. His sentence would, therefore, be two months' imprisonment with hard labour ; and if brought there again under similar circam stances be would be sent for trial. THE CHOLERA. The reports from those districts of northern Europe where t►e cholera precede are not, on the whole, more sa tisfactory than the last accounts. A decrease in the esas bee of cases in one locality is balanced by anaouneements of its further pewees to places when it bad not yet ap peared. Thee the New istiass Gazette of the 27th states that it is olkially repotted that a few came have serarnd at Weinberg sad Magdeburg ; and it is probable that the autumn review sad exercise of the Landwehr at the former OL i a K 41. 1 eI to N I Y% 124 at 'a place will becountermanded is coneereses. Is Ostrow% and the villages of the district the Mame appears to rags with unabated violet. es. Medina aid in the thinly Cialocalities is almost impossible to procure. mmerament of Daatrie has also applied for • post ponement of the military raancruvres in that district in con *tisanes of the prevalence of the thirteen at pinching. In Landsberg (in 8 Ione) en abatement of the disease is re ported, bat on the 'and there were still 43 cams. La this locality the attacks were of the most malignant variety of the epidemic ; in some instances persons in pre rioas good health were seised and past recovi ry in less than an hour. The returns ..f the dims.. in Pusen are to thel 26th; es the 21th, 89 persons were attacked, of whom 36 died. In Miloelew the cams average from 6 to 7 daily, sad the deaths from 1 to 3. The colony of Philadelphia, in • population of 270, has lost 42 by deaths since the spporance of the dimes.. is Ostrow', up to the 22nd, of 107 cams 187 bail been fatal. In Neustadt the magistrate. had forbidden the sale of some kinds of meat and veg tables, among them of metros and encumbers. The Ostia, Zeiteweg describes the cholera as having sensibly diminished in Warmer on the 24th. The ailaal lilt of the 23rd aunoiineed only T 26 new cams; there were 129 deaths; 203 had recovered, and 977 ressaise4 under treatment. The state of the city is described gloomy is the estrous.; hundreds are keying it for the in terior. From Kalamai the reports were favourable, as only isolated Pate were reported. MAIIMIIALL HATNAU makes excursions every day in thy interior of Perm. Whether on foot or in • carrier the is always followed by some stout po!io men to plant clothes for his protection. While he wee examining the statue of the Hatheror, by H. de Nienwerkerke, at the Rood Point in the Champs P.lptee symptoms of • hostile demonstration were perceptible g the hystaaden. The evening before last the Marshal walked on the Boulevards in company with *event person., and stopped for • few mil notes at Tortoni's. _ _ - -• born! BASTEIN ItAILMAT.--Itcturn of traffic for the week ending August 211,1462:-19,17:11, 12.. Bd. ; corre sponding week, 186 1 , 40,068/. 14. 6d. Decrease in 1862, 8861. Is. Ild. 41 Osss.l6 Los. ars Yield isellhilillwailsetleased is Ur. Welos). I 10 (Wen Ta= c.. 1 I Ilsossd es is th us Olds Ms ....... o-. I Wilts It ammset (brawl up out wies•Au..., •11,3333E5ee — 3 Bliss lb.!, per Cent— Ni Brigid ft alder dr Ct. Lie Mawr andrlfelybeed Owks•II Dirks all uree ) For pai AMP 34 isallaollea(111.1414i d. I De. da. ) 1 par a. RootAko.Lata p o„.14 ol IT MI6 do. OW. II Oft Nowt pas On& INA 11141.11plas.Poimplip.01 411 IPA 1ar5.1111 . K . 2:14. I ase Dint% 1 1PW 12 1342411=r i zer 114 Welre(l)ll3.l4 , °Wotan 1111sailla I too Cd.Woodoto .A.Widpro. INN it pit. p o Lea a NW Ovalw et 08 Ms Ai II OIL Usk 3 tAs.6llll3Wildri .11 Emidorharn&linlit I iskaars. to• 11. De. New SIP— III Mem. &Clarlid4, i p el in Reba dateoeko ill Do. Oos. $4 per mt.. NO Mold WHY 14 Oohed. Wereater. 04.1 WDs elopt de. .. A 13.4 do per Own . ollorems.llll443.3levrthsat. I Ihrevo6ol344l44(tfor.W. 6 por Out... .. IL•s.d. H „B.Entillood,Aaa) • Visteriord It bulkokay , York. MeinsioUrn.k 'sew.. OLMort►of Zoo.porok.) Ditto Dkto IS TorkaNalLid.H.kk.Purak FORRION 1 :1 Marling sod trquelim I IN= sOi Ila Nara . Midi Mania . 10 FAA !NW. . • arc %Mai Poidassis. 41 De. 4 rimed Josatlas Fres 56 Ot.Woratat.cal,l4sban .:. Ds. Ikeda (Ist Wes) o warted tato 10i Day,11143; das la 11 at /w ent. 10 Ds illallway) ... 1 De. (Canal) ... ... Its Darla ltaluda .. . . h 4 Do. Do Dims ... 10 Mawr sod Lisp ... 10 Itltherl , of frame.. ill Do. DI. 1 par at. Do Oar 11. a Ambles al II (Maass and Mardian IS Para sad Lynes ... 10 Para sad Orlodani . Paris 10 Paris sad Sawa .. 1 1 1 Pad.. sad Sleartoaag 1 0 loses and llasre .., to mho sad iletad ... 17 ro and Kanto , ... 91 Woo rwri.... .. a fauna of haws .. Oa tie 1044 1034 11113,51101. ; 4 It, 14 1 101 es 14 01 _ _6l 1 1 14 1:1 14 4 1° ~. Great Western, k to I continuation per cent. South.Eutera, k to I continuation per cent. Caledonian ' to k continuation per cent. Today, however, except in London and North- Western stock, none of these rates were maintained. At the opening of business continuations were demanded and submitted to, ruling on Midland about 3-16; as Great Western, k ; on London and North-Western, j; and on Lancashire and York , shire, k per cent. ; whilst for the lighter classes of shares Saturday's rates were generally given. It soon became apparent, however, that in all instances a temporary scarcity of stock was to be apprehended ; aad thejoblars were consequently obliged to lower their terms, and ultimately to - borrow stock and pay bactkwardation where they could not borrow. On Great Northern the backwardation was at one time very heavy. On Lancashire and Yorkshire k was taken, and for the loan of Midland Stock about 1-10. London and North Western Stock was largely delivered, and the rate of continuation rose to 7„ per cent. French shares have been easily carried over, at from 2 to 4 per cent. interest. Northern of France were scarce, and freely borrowed at 3-32 backwardation. Judging from the class of names into which the stock bought this amount will be regis tered, and other indications, we hear a strong opinion expressed that speculation for a rise is at the present moment greatly encouraged by the loan accommoda tion upon the security of shares afforded by the Scotch and provincial banks, which arc understood to be carrying on operations in this sense to • con siderable extent. The views of parties engaged in a movement of this description are of course purely de pendent on the general influences in operation on the money market. If politics remain quiet, confi dence unimpaired, and no great failures take place from any rapid rise in values, there would of course be nothing to check the upward course of the market; but should the value of money increase, or any po:itical combination of moment arise, either at home or abroad, or supposing, again, an unfavourable result to the harvest, the consequence would be disastrous, as there would be, as usual in such cases, scarcely any market for second-rats secu rities, and a very bad one for the best classes. At present, however, it would appear, looking at the generally Improved character of the market, that confidence in the upward tendency of prices is ;mint- paired. From the subjoined comparison of the prices of the leading stocks, as between to-day's closing quota tions and those current at the commencement of the fortnight, it will be oven that the tendency of the market has been strongly . upward. The lines on which only a trifling variation is shown arc omitted from our statement : Mar end Basket. O. per lost. sleek Odedsmrs Br nes Orsers Oust liwthers leemiehlee esul Tee hake— al. lee. Landward North Weaken lA•deseed Una Wows U. 10e. Meresiesfeerd inenteW lablard U mg. „ iturmetet 11. UMW. ........ 'sub Iteetera U. OP Tart, Nereids, and Bee wick York es 4 North indeed_ U. We. With reference to Erie Itail;oad bonds, some of which have been offered here, the New York Tribune has the following , The last issise of Erie Convertibles was for 3,600,000 dots., ' of which but 3,000,000 dole. were then sold. The reserved bait million was sold about a month sines to a party of capi taliste at 99, disidend un, which war the full market price, sales having been made the neat day at the board at M. Prom this half million have come the late supplies in the market which have enabled the foreign houses to fulfil their order. It Is probable that a further sate of 600,000 dole. of the Convertibles of 1862 has been made in London, as a party had the option there of that amount at a pries below the last quotations. If not sold, a continental house here haa mar an offer for them equally as good for the owner. U. per 11101. Meek. ps TOM Mak. The commissioners of customs have just issued the following important notice, which is dated August 28, 18.52 : The commiesionen of her Majtely's customs hereby give notice, that directions haw, been lamed to the Milian of the customs in the United Kingdom, that wherever they wise or stop a vowel, hoot, or goods, they ass to h furnish the owner, whim • is knows, in his spat, with • . , PARIS, Ar a . SO. 1 ,1,, 1 3lonsy. ,Opetalnti gisbasl. Lin aids& I— II per Oelets. — • 76 53 ! 78 13 76 10 76 13 7 6 0 I e tar Gents , 103 II . 103 : 105 15 103 111 8 I per Cents. 6 par Cents . . - : : ... : ... ... ... $ par Orate. Nen s leaso ... , •.". ... ... ... Itaabantis on hoesloa : at sight, 25 274; 90 days, 13 111. tiolitait, i ner(1.1340 lon mu., 1 • Naples Rents Do. 1053 — KOMAR 3 per Cants 974 Do. 3... . . - .. Do. 168/ Pladisoat S p.Ct 97 23 ... I Treasury Hoods ... ... Do. k 1132 9O 1 Bank Share LAWS, Avo. 30. St. °amain 1,103; Versailles fright binkl, • &to (left bask), 310 ; Pails and Orissa% 1,413 30; Par., and Itollll4 ser so. llama sad Ilan% 370; 111searillas awl Arietan, 4..0; Strasbourg sad Bale, 306 75; Northam WI; Pad. and Sur boars, 683 73; Pula and Lyons, 775; Lyme and A 090 . Montanan sad Troyes, 230 ; Detest. WI j INN Pin map, map, 2110 ; Paris sad ilsomas, 111; Ilortirsaa sad NO ; 18satpellier as I Calor, —; Grand *sob', 1,400; Maus at bt. Dialer I Gray, 543. BERLIN, Auo. 28.—Voluntary Loan, 103; New Four-and-a-Half per Cents. (1850), 104 i ; ditto (1862), 1041. National Debt, 93 Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 1271. Bank Shares, 197. VIENNA, AVG. 28.—Five per Cent. Mktalliques 061; New Loan (Series A), 961; ditto (Series B), 1131; Four-and-a-Half per Cents ,—. Bank Shares, 1,342. Exchange on London, 11.40. NAPLES. AUGVST 23. —Neapolitan Fives, 10 ; Exchange on Loudon, .174. 'rift GUILD OF LITERATURE AND ART.—SUN DEMAND, SATURDAY NIORT.—The amateur company, under the management of Mr. Charles Dickens, performed in this town to night, on behalf of the (Iliad of Literature and Art. The place of representation was en exceedingly handsome concert hall, the Lyceum, which was first opened on this occasion. Notwithstanding that it was market night, which prevented hundreds from being present, the audience was one of the largest and most fashionable that has attended a dramatic representation in this borough. The pieces offered were the comedy of " Nut so Bad as we Seem," and " Mr. Nightingale'. Diary," and the reception of the company was very enthusiastic. Charles Dickens, Mark Lemon, end Charles Knight, were especially cheered as they appeared en the stage. The prueeeds of the house it was oakulated would amount to about 3001. irRINCH RAILWAY TRAFPIC.—The full Owing are the last roma. of the mom receipts ut the principal 5 mach railways : NeltilliCall.—Proun August 12:o August 1b: Pasecegsgs, 4 8,85014 gods, 971,50/f. • total, r02,552f. Roes.—Fromi Aua int 15 to August 21: Passengers, 170,1508 f. ; goods, 4,1071.1 total, 2.57,505 f. 04w—roma Aar:lA . ls to Augast 31 : Dramangere,62,s37f.; goods, 1•,11111.; total, 142,8 °scups AND PIIANCII bus—groin Anima l+ to August 21: Peg. seniors. 831,153 f. • pain 2. 6,509 f. ; total, 600,887 f. Rrao.us•as.-.Preen Asgeet 11 to Auguat : Promeireto,l4l,66sl. ; goads 141,1104 f.; Dull, 4.2,831 f. BALL—Yrout August 9to August 15 Panengers. 27,4011.; gooda, 23,1110 f.; total, I 0,07uf. Mosmoutar.--1. root August 12,10 August IS; Diaseuram 20,413 f.; goods, 11,302 f. ; toast. 5 483a1: Lsons -Prom August 11 to Augug 91 : rareenierS, 2 , 11,907 L; gods. 127,7971.; 4. u, 4011,1941. WWII.- -From August .4 to August 11: Passmetors, 114,30. f.; gets* 18,0471.: :Md. 117,234 f. _ [. assulnent] —AN EFFECTUAL CURE OF A seams CINVII al. 'MINA iv Pus. -Mr. . Davies, of LidirAreet, Milford, was Willard for awe Ilan strew ream with a moat invetrate Nahmotical maul, 'like\ Parra mi. Dent marrow, oathr whoa are be had ham at fraratia tiro., could I not eradiate : hr Ibex na.laM it_ en writer Holloway's phi e, sad inetwurely he del, at tam eapetar welklee bas ofeeted a pp-l. et cure. The warn has aimed, the weans le removed. and ha tapirs /10a fa ain e hit :I U e hedthint p •rona. 014 wad/a, rarest enlia. a/flamingo PR ill- elmot. and /annual , 4 nesth , may alp, be rand Ito o ay'. alb.—Mold by all uf mama, and at Pruirwar Ilulaway'o 'gab:Wham', 244, St.llllti. I i die 106 106 10 NI 01 19/ II li pm II Ipm i 13 13 I Itti Si. I 1 14 41 Ile NS 13 1 4 14 4pa 114 ii I I Ins les pm IMs pa 144 I • IN NI 101 i i I F S ` i a 1 lir4 a I i de 109 IN i i Pas Il i kag: FATS. 1 I; ria Par I . I 1 a t N 9 II .ft t. LONDON PROVISION MARKETS. MONDAY, Avo. 30. The arrivals last week from Ireland were 16,925 firkins Batter, and 260 bales Bacon ; and from foreign porta 6,283 casks Butter, and 739 bales Bacon. The Irish butter market ruled quiet during the past week, the transactions were few and unimportant; prices remain nominally unchanged, but in some cases Is. per cwt. decline was submitted to. Foreign declined fir. per cwt., principally owing to the bad condition. In the Bacon market at the close of the week there was rather more business transacted, at a reduction of about Is. per cwt. We quote prices from his. to 625. landed, accord,- Mg to quality, ac. Stocks and deliveries for week ending August 28 St•rr co. &coo. Stook. Delivery. I Stock. Dela tett, .20,800 13,030 1,300 ASO 31,380 11,030 1,200 • I - - 35,330 9,330 1830.. ...... 1831 1112 I ,6011 I, lOU NEWOATE AND LEADENHALL. The supplies of each kind of meat on sale in these mae kcts continue sop as to quantity, but very deficient ia qttality. Prime Beef, Mutton, Lamb, and Veal move or steadily, at full priers. Otherwise, the wade is heavy. Per elk. by the sumo. " s. d. s. d. I s. 01. s. d. 0g 11.4 ~. 1:1 4 1 =e ll 1°81" : : : 1 : Map &MO 2 IO 3 0 Alike ants --- ..... $ $ 4 • Meld WWI ditto lesl ll 4 3 10 WWI Pork II o 5 • lamb, 4s. Od. to to. Od. PRICE& OF BUTTER, CITIBBBE, HAMS, &e • ad S. S. k ir k [ehmd. pa seat , eorlow .okl 71 70 Waterford o 74 Cot _ , „ 71 L.Waink ,, 49 Sligo „ 70 Freak Butter, par dolma 9 19 Moddreatsow,pseowt 36 0 Madder, do 26 CI Doable Olourster, pa eat Matte do. 44 46 York brie - Wreamerdeed do. belt do. Merretra do. .. - Wilco/ore Bacon. veal. hi 54 Waterford Bacon ... 41 fdl Ha Arereare - ENGLISH BUTTER MARKET. We still report a dull sale, at lower prime. Dorset. see wieldy eoe. to 640. per cwt. Ditto, outdating Bs.. to 760. „ Demo tea to no. Vona CRICKET. ELEVEN ONE : LEGGyp v. ELEVENONE-AKMED -- This amusing annual match was commenced at the Oval yesterday, and, as usual, attracted a large assemblage of spectators. It will be seen by the score thit the one-armed beaded their opponents by 30 runs on the first inhingi Ors AIM*. b Wiltshire 6 I Ityroe, b Wank'. ..... .15 Crane, b Creme lamberts's, b Wiltshire MIL nu, out . Willey, b Wiltshire I Byes Conn* Wiltshire 9 Nab, b Croon lO - _._ Wiltshire, b Orem ...... ... 7 Allender, b Oreven . „ II Jones, bNinaino niftier, b Simeon 1 Weatherbeed, 0 Grams 1 Haien b Graves Whitman, b Graves The match will be resumed' this morning at 12 o'cock ... ar a HEW MAJRATT' ... • • , A . ill about to be docked in orda;X: 4 s emigration put gr i" i government to eke out euvigraata is •:. , ; :...)„ L . .. at ' ' t .- . '.-P- a • ..... tc • - . I •.' . CD *...e.n h 1 _VA a .1' 1 ' 1 s--.4..),,!..-,- Incl3lle. moat Blutbare, no Kebab, b Mono 1 Crops, mot Li lal