The Express. — London, England, 1852-10-08 00:00:00

,-4.• • •••••1 • • 7.7:r. T.' ' : 711 T - - Tirprt.(4.l thirty-Ave oboes, and La KIM brimless 0•11 e the letter furore. Among the Eaglch dealers at the fair were Yews. Murray, of Maaehester, Potter, of Leicester, Darby, ut Loudon, Garwood, of Manchester, Parish, of homier ham, and a vast Number of second, third, end fourth•class dealers. The competion was tremendous awing them, es the Oalweriaa patlasea, we doubt, were pleased at. Mr. Putter bought a lot of 17 prime looking hasten, for which he had to pay very long prices. Mr. Mum, bought a lot of 12, among which was one from Mr. Mahon, • steeple chase hunter, for which he paid 300 pralines; also another from Mr. Dana', of Kildare, for which he paid 2:101. Mr. Darby, of London, parchment the finest charger looking horrors in the fair, fur which he had to pay enormous prams. Mr. Garwood cote mat fortunate in obtaining a string of bones, which, when poising through the fair, were univer sally admired. The demand for troopers and going hones was great, hat the various ofileen simareeded in obtaining but few. Mr. Oloog, V.S., 11th Hussars, got but 12. Mr. Cherry, V.S., 7th Dragoons, 7; Mr. Collins, VII., 16:1s Laurin, 9; Mr. Dyers., %%St, Constabulary Furey, Ireland, 6 remounts; Mr. Delaney, let Dregooss, 7 remounts; Col. Arthur. 5. The above, therefore, shows the total of re mounts which were with difficulty °Manse& shawls' the great scarcity of young hence la tlm country. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 8, 1852. [THREEPENCE -The cheapest minoitaa RAIL WAYS THIS DAY.—T*v o'CLocr. Ut.. (11.411.rayi . Dn. ota lad . 7 ti s I I 3 Ipa 7 i i pa I $4 I 7 ni II so 4 144 pm 57 49 AS I 30 13 3 i 11 141 10 10 44 4 $4 74 an t Nan land3perCt.elar.llde. Jas. end July NJ 974 Virginia a per C ent. Bonds 1446 Jen. nod July • 1.0 In Kentucky 4 per Cent. lB4l Jan. nod July 99 1130 Temeemee 6 per rent Canaria I per Ct. St. Ikeda 1874 Yob. anti Aug. 116 111 Barra tit/ 3 pet Centn 18311-1641 April and (let 91 93 od Montreal City 6 per Casa 1637-1843 l.„- r ne h der „ it 113 i 114 ze New Tack MO perCI.M. 1633-1870 Quarterly 93 Ike utelphla ud ftwollng ile. a per Ct. Kart sues Non& lll6O num. and July 844 $34 New Tuck Kai Ma Seven Po , 0,1,46 .. lag winged* 1888-1669 May and Nov. 1014 1074 Ditto "ma per est., lad manrlppm Mae Prim preCrinn.tani werelkla Ohio Pennapv. 7 mega 1843-1644 Jen. and July 934 944 The traffic returns for the last week on the under mentioned Engliuh lines of railway, as made up to this day, are as follows : - - - MINES. The nulway market is generu'lly well supported. London and North Western, Abertteeni East Una shire, Great Northern, and South tZteterni are an higher, but Caledonian stock has not quite main tuned the late rise. Business shows indiations of b e c o mi ng more brisk, but at the menu inomeut the feeling the market is scarcely so strong as it was. 1 11 17g Mara . AMeal.... .. .. 10 Pi! Da al. Nor M 1! , r 4.... ar Lissilrlth 133.; 20 SO JIM. De.(remet) .. 16 14 itl , llbere of trance.. ICI ell ; I.M. A.l. 3 per m. tame 20 IS PIM (. mad Lyme For R. & Amgen. Om.. ... SI I : SO 11.rie .ed (A....... MI l e. DO Par .. Para sad lama .. M Id lon. .d otroaNn••• 110 4 I' A...Cm Andamerl. ure IM 3.1 Rau...ad fla•re .. In 10 bes sad Meu s e ... . 41. PI IF.. Floko.f••• .. 10 i 4 WNW' s( Puma.. .. French shares are dull. Charleroi and Erquelinee are more offered. 111 i IS I 101 IS IN INIAIII.I AND NTOCICA MONEY MARKET. IMPROVEMENTS IN THE MANUFACTURE Tura/ID/4T EVIXINIII. No. 1,912.) 16 .----_ Nll'ES FRANCAISES.—The cheapest and herd ewer:wht el the new !BENCH Mt )1 iIigATOR kArt r' re be in•wted by the P. •Ittht ut OnliClta.l4.lll to pr. A ..eiTire, tat, Mil (neatly operete Bwritharrest). m .... m ai !LW 'were, of to e lash are amanalled; and the ~ ,,y s ul ..sra e 1. • it the lamps sold by IlMillb linll MOW lan, ' I efrp atipiete, Wad. ; sit, :a ltd pergalha ; Ili, g: i a....ww, rt'Ell'S PULMONIC ELIXIR.—A Certain gyMi.i.T atr INV I.VBRZA. Nue* Ora, e i Anhw awl all am, (ben Oil Lisa Par UM S•rrery it le !arguable, mg u warns*. to thr pee* se k le sigh a all sweet = e g. -0,.,,,reb, arc Sinai 11011550. *fifty( Mal SOW, SO, To u.....hm, • hirer rem Me are imaird by trash and foarl a hwer.lsl. me wary of ilea sad wee km sneer. r e f..l::e aim to ton &the with Weis dwirg the Wawa from m e a n t My. In the. It swim wary geeperty which ma be hmr..,,1l ...qv 1.1 i ~glut. ChM, Wtha 5 end all wisterias of me l 1.,,, .1: .. Lot es. l'aYlit4.-Proand only by T. line sad ga.it.w. , lir . h. et-stint, LAM • a ; std re .1 by B. Fdasnle, la. IL I' a r'..thelebytrd ; esnlay sad lb. Yarrinyilw-Wnwl I Wiles gel T ee Ihrierinchy t. Newer rod w Co., thfrxd.alreet..Liddies; m i a m berl at d %lints. earetiewer ; Rater and Co.. Eilinign . at by SI wpretahle wilier, writers in the llsmkins. Is butter mar Utast le. W. each. - w----- ARLOW'S NEW IN- . . X' • 'i-1-. -< fri . rEx rem; r i r ii s o cr v ig i eur Yr I s r4P .1 ~c, . ..1 7 :::4,-,;:i —.... i g:".117 7: 4•111 7 . 1 1 the drat pf.t eaWl ...- 3 'O, . I :" I - Wil 1 ..;\ . ‘ ~......_....... ~.—_ ---__ _ . Is, li --.- I wregy el II Z " l ' rri r ••• s ,. It l the 'rat: trammed ee mph Its cost in .. 3 1 . a ta, earl* of ale ; prise Is. dd.; dills il 11 r rem ilea. d fee harry. W e Se. ~Thr,....kize e searrata 74 La= 1111 11, Inr of the elude oil essahesee- .7 prat ihe sirwhell%seasit three& 0 tato the cost amt L a = 1 i I to tua se freely; when the tag bliel el a. taw Me NM pew. MX 1i.4 aAIWW. la, Wag Warr. street glitemiee. rarniatrag Iron- fararfer and hob hanalarturer. Ma- SOW 111 , -N.B. Be tape an emesioe soup almaged cal els Mei odic I. P. ibises a tew 'whoa of twig gig. w y emate d v ., Is all we me ii, end ear We simile sea retell he NEW lIIITUTILD TAT eliminate is. seeessass dr Ingwiting method doge mai?, a eil. ml la pr toast The Mob Supplied. 111.3. It. Mlles wee area canoed and Mg eggeeslated la Me ems galabsiglettea U. IN. Mt IRELAND. Dentiie. Ocr. 7. The estates of Usesales Brabazon, in the counties of Mavo and Itosceesesea. were sold yesterday in Bairn .bloc, ender the diiiretiens of the Encumbered Estates Coneassiseses. The presence of so many of the trentry connected with the agricultural interest, cn the occasion of the fair, rendered the opportunity a favourable cox, and the competition at the sale was accorthngle spirited. The property was put up in t: lot.. the aggregate nett annual value of which was about 2,3101., and the amount of the sums realised by the sale was 28,740 L, being no more than *bout 12i years' purchase. A Mayo correspondent of the Fhterrean, describing the state of the western province, says: Is a tank of some meaty miles arload me I us enabled state, whir tram actual knowledge, ea from W u = t in at atoely•sia, at of • Insadeed airs there is eagle hal ly, of the law that are resaainiag, who be., set seatmed to read one or son of its able-bodleil rm. bar hvaeries, sad I. ',mean with the view and is the hint hope that en away seasthe the revaitereset bent !heather sole would enable ether neembers still to Mow. a waif emit over iineval Madre& of 'et re fewer eke Yee bees Wee ferried MITIOI the Atlantic derbie s *, het Ike yews The madames sent hems by pawns of thh dew mess* to well maw whir* wenN be bogey geolleed. It is so ansontmon thing for a slosh deep- ens le wearies is a sew& day Men la bit um rushilleg, kr hefts r rem G. to la. • en= wee r is ty a rsole Adine emil all he the pter ef Wading opt ee who wage ieet lobied. he it hem alwies, Ibis died for shigredeng le 'sly taking a sore widoeysesill awl deeps Noels the nisi et the peasantry. Wise te wbsee. a Ise MI *le hit mid , ii is ellealt se eq. daelab lielikei me haft to the whenst hiptlek MO suile est mime et emu is net seem easilwee le betaressably esestei—the rates he tb = -talif de Is he workhouses still madame ehely diegeoperdeusee to the WI, of die hongery to pay ; the grand jruy sees lo Wr i is s weld. reorive rear, poor rates, sad a. pile N., with a lash of arras of impeasiblesside, huriseed ash .s hisilesull erring the lad seven y souk ems webs Is the lei dm ail tillage sad odder dram ef ebb yesoines. Lees their desire to mare Weer ! the nth ofils= biloseaters and tax collectors le what they are eig Is ink epos or the lasd of pigsty sot fesubles. 1... day toe we end to exactioss and mosses ; boyeed the AWride they read in every day's asnesusiendons hem mew emigrants of high wages, ohm hale s se pose ems, owl us taxation. Hesse the ==Mss ibis to quit his arestry as if it were adobes Os the effects of the _peels bight he makes the Wave( statement, tralak swore to be the result del= &mention : Ina Ms been wirer AIM the progress of the potato 15... =he lest tee .albs, bet it is only with& the t, whims Os sis ap brag store gesseally C la s:t. that as empesimestes es as asiseats mews of es Me sae be lei: Ben psi it Wild be rM seer ray aajossmie mikes esheisise. The ifs mar bee Men mielderably invade is he muse. yet yen the leaf was gassed all over the reviael ; Wes the awes et proem years, it is Esali si = l c":::that the deed woe sot so viten, .fi to the met Woe la a few aim, the lade rosy he bets isetroyei ; is seer mess ose-balt— la sew ape ewesetb—ia sew eseml, sad in ray kids ao Week at ell his bees dew to the =although, is sire volt eh, the We Spathe was all but saleogrL Wes if as sehms were ash is swamis the ammo hal vises the Wide k wet be impealiblo said twase Om let et Wm the Wok mop mid be Mem lei ie is& semi ee iii lb wall et WWI Mesa Iss Ow asses. Al. mu taltriosse, est as publlesties sad aliedea ems men arrests, we are se Midi Is the ash es seee Net the nature or seat of the eism2 , aid the melees the wei e prevention. No epeeist seed bseyet bees theviesi laeulnerable. A Wade( patois, mist U pea ilk" es discard for the lase few pars es le tee; SW I lam less ward eases this serer Ware tberem tsp. Ise. he bra miter tally 4 swipe The mos mop be WI of lewd other kinds. They siege/ he atm mossms, bat they have bees attacked and moil Wand this year. She IN offal Conviction upon all thinklog Naiads ben is that there is no serizity against the Mosses to be rand either la s odectios of rood, or siting= OS radars of soil, or Iwo et tillage. From all the egmertasitim I have ha d of perasar inspection, and patina sad attentive inquiry, it raft to be generally admitted that of the present year's i ret i very ratty one-half is riveted, and about Wattathird al alas of ca as to be of orap ar stively litre value, eves for ttl The Mil of last evening, which is a good autho- rity upon the subject, intimates that Dean Pakenham will get the vacant Irish mitre. The Mail says:— '‘lt to generally believed that the Dean of St. Patrick's is to succeed to the vacant see of Meath. }tumour gives the deaner7 to the 1t.,, Mr. Ooold, Private chaplain to his Excellency the Lord Lieu- tenant." The Kirg's ciusty CAroniek states that Mr. Bright has been visiting Tullamore, and visiting, in company with Mr. It. Goodbody, every object of in- terest in the neighbourhood. On Saturday last a meeting was held in Mayo, pursuant to requisition, to consider the means to establishinki re dee,' communication to and in the e •- inty of . ay o. The chair was taken by the Earl of Lump. The principal resolutions were proposed by the Marquis of Sligo, Sir Samuel O'Malley, Lord Orannore, and other leading landholders. It was s vgrf (1--. , That a committee be formed to propose art: rarry out the most feasible project for the int- mi three construction of railway accommodation to and through Mayo." BALLTNASLOE FAIR. (.en Wednesday the bone fair took pros. The *apply Wasted to be under that of '6l sad of sore preview lean, hut is point of quality I. soar of the glasses, w .odk hors. I and loag•tailed lots, there well ma Ookloat 114rotemeat. There were ease few agricultural bona dal, of a fair diseriettea, ea offer. The meatus of int- tr humors visor seal. very lionised, while the dismal Ilea fee tee ear side was really esonaert Of frr! ed mita carriage Wier them were set, hes ... to la eat with throughout the fair. Colas he tinia l" " twilit ‘r, pup.. ems We esesperstively few. Th. itteadaece el PerahOMl 'II to. 47," I, wham, ney IMINOSONII, sad lin.h. Sart Ave et sit Ystalliasking""baskaileNsiftig "Issddielir h^ " 0 Rood *gee, whh a smart 1 . u, said dee et Wei sad wily, ems twisty-Gm to AND REFINING OF SUGAR. Mr. IL Banamer, the investor of a series of ha proved megblana *sr economising the various penmen outplayed in mpg manufactures, and increasing the com parative yield et emeltarise juice from the eaae, and of refined sugar hem the operation of ruining, gave a lecture yesterday, nipiremeny of the advantages of the latter of these lareatieme toe .ember of gentlemen cemented with tin Mei% et Iles miss it the Sugar Refining Company in Cuuteset. TM first improvement in this branch of esaathstare, es explained by Mr. Bessemer, is is the .teenier and deifying premes—the removal of the mo lasses, or mum liciser, and other impurities with which the crystals eff saw sugar are always mon or leas awned, end whisk cession its brown colour. At present the Gest step in tel is to turn the sugar into • large vessel, sad 'salted by means of water raised to a boiling heat, the Abet ef which was to undo the whole pro cesses of ellileill Inisaberture by unrystalliaing it, the impurities beigi eta carried off by bullock', blood and lime, and by illtawliew. the sugar bevies is be MC rystalliaed. By the new prams se was sot reduced to • state of solatimi—bat was peed • wire strainer (supplied from • haematite.) late the deelege, where it was sub jested M bedifte Mat, but er • very lint tuns—oily mur kiest to asperage the thelega, or nether Ikon, as rt was sided, bee tbe aerie. wished melting the sepals them selves. Thee was • semetest saaleseas males la the bobble lase anaielbstues—wbee to senses de desists left from the messubsturieg protege, a imams of gee was used to vile die fabric was ezposed - by a slow sliding motion, Jae ellsiestly long to buns des filaments with out meorehlz a the SIAL la hie mess she molasses and im purities dame the seamen matter were driven oat throne.' • wire dee streber, by • eseatery unties im parted to Bo maehiss, and rimmed by a fixed scraper, with which it us is mutest as it reveleed, the pure white crystals rensalasi. To drive this amebae 6 or. 8-horse power weed be required to clarify ewe 4 tone an hour, and tie qt d the mersties would be Most lid. per cwt. Bet heelZ e tte e remeny is time and mars, o• there was the Unefisl i rr: Maud yield Ig= sugur—ehe bum se wiested re ducing Nibs. to the ewt., imbed of Tae—the while amount of the mess, the le el =bee ant = e t being mlee, ad somodiai Si es 9 pot ant methea wes is sad e n s i illejoiss, and the nepenthe ef I=l feu Me issehedbe wade This was at pram. wonted by what was haws as the mania pea, whole the sow was we te • liew ter , =a low object Myer we threw ell dee maws went injuring the piker by the applies. ties of Ow itgli a Orroporstoro. If to. great a hest were z2:! k l_ a be sem weed again. beam maystallised gad semehribt a dielmisa is the relied cZil, mad ea Menem ef mebeess. Now, es hie la the me mm pas paterally wicks eat sussed 175 dqpeos--the pipes at en beam by wash it was hide wadi be at lad ague, and the sugar = j ai la mated with ewe meet mesessrily lass its asys awl teles up amebas beam, ssissreL tame re== the as edger was gives la de mem. pea, he be hed meows speelmeas Avibigh he des dm de seem epeeps ed ewes nitegiV e r a gene d) ue wan.* paa wee sir seemed. while these whisk bad bees sejesind te the sew reseal were peels* Wear less Far the emu Mr. limosat salad taus as awe= of bah el plate hes, badge • fahe beams curved se se to hag ter peed emearate if • cylinder—shove eget twelves, um • ciliatw drogeti with hot sir, a see of spied wheel, the flanges of whisk are heeled free dee gyibibr, sad which, dipping ims its juiss is its thawing/LIM somber liquor ia the shape cf epee; =lei Maio seaseatiated me saw dry seem By tharrthe eye b sever *epee tea grease beat a illeguse, asasequently no beteg lan take= se b thine• wed set • grain is eareetted tate T. reapply the sequimed beat is this bedlam ae feel Is as ceressy, dee wasie be brage of theeigemy wit the we Mess of the mild. . Tie eispdia Lammed plessows las so pews by espalesot) el thee amble the faller JO sbteb Is. des art. raw ow Nis ot reed Imbed of 7111.. (wide tees the 1.01... by the _mese nee of imawaleues), laths off embed hemp ea lNa ef slide m, or siolomo, whisk ales were ides • third impesigemeat membermeglis toromfoi the leaves Thb einedesi a m dre we ef the required dm planed sa • meal din, whose die eager was engaged, by seeds geselemi ad arresiumme e i e s isn preens% sad tie • eaten eats. . el hite the emelt that wide •4- bogie pewee sad the allmeass lee sieL a toe ef seer m e t: nay les emewled hits has. ef Mhp. cash. Ii emeleska the Imam eased ass the several he be led re ferred se maw La operation at the:work. la St. Paawasmed where be shied be happy te sap da them farther. Yr. Mom, the otwoosay of the , slid that Mr. Beaman hat else latemisi soohlwary tor washing the ease ale estiseedei the juke, by mem of wheat it was gaisekied Id per ache. wield be paid war qe present peeing, ht Ihe eagle ef Men' hmemed quantity ef emellesite VOW rimy. It was gespieed to hes eempeab% ewe toroaloiely, vie., a= redeye sad My woad, beside theareves ea a law use. wadi me Bessges is ed.' scan to use the _ftspeed pease. sad the edges, tibia would be ambill te awry out the bodes m of gredene oat toomatoofortors the debates Osaideging the beset eta weed lb be seatermi ea am West lade Weise, se d was sp. prM de la eleteheig ihe roorproity 'War et tio• from the isemenesat part el their elm be to allow ths egiesleade ftmeives et Me bepreved pima without ass elegem te ilemegives..des essapeay resting iseemat wilt • ire et the MOS park ebbed them was Mb dose of the teethes the sapped if that body. DISOOTERT Or TEE REMAINS Or AN ANCIENT CIIICACM AT CEaowo*TH.—Then bat alwge Twit • 1e- geed ennent mango the old pee ed Chsdireeth tbse ia • deli abene i neeter of • miL thsee the gement dem* there the easther, and math mere easiest amok dedissied is It. Jhobs. This was cenebeealed by the het stns sans ath teeth which stood in this Oak were kaewa by the sass of It. Joha's Atha'. These is. resesmbseed sod a ma new living In the Zeg ill eV i te tr i ttess. •a igning weed le of " Marsh Weed." sad there h aim a pathway oda " Church KM ffirsge." St. John's Ashes us had delta ia the mec i i rli eleametershir• in Candela's " Delesnnia" iodides 1 bat set Tenoned to the Isni nicesed • says " Them au behethlog is the vier awe belt eerie se boa ea as high - MU when w em seeient dispel deassesd to dlt. Jobs, hut sow wholly demolished. BI di Its.. ere row ing ea the plows, called St. Mai Meth width ase a great Imagistic." Rudder eam irZ y the NEM womb. Actuated by a laudable desire M hedles.„ er present vier, the Rev. A. Giber" sot We ilia Mb souse excavations &beet the spot whisk war eadisonal is be the site of the sachet chapel, sad was vs by rending several latevesting fragmeats w chat* mobitecture. Though either very assents see leri se there ere yet sufficieet lehrlermiee the site aell was those • building ups We site, bet she le 6th e se my rate, soma paha er lt. Almost di the berprids ham to the Noma period, and math We* et ssimailega There is pat of a Igen Dearth, • am, the aim email portions el week bileorriee to a rather Yoe thee this*, rest, but the whale et It is eta way watypedth Amps the rubbish wore hind worthy bele ase petimler later set, as anew head, as WI Mew ifalsi Simi, two Roma tussle. a ens et Clenstheline the Great, masa U legible, but geettektyst Teleions i a email Sams eel% Nth three alas 145611 - ewe, the bang et the rap et NS wad the —. With the view le presenhs thellithity the Ilmes, Mr. Gibson Er sawed the theilthwal frith' nears se I. bailt the wall oldie Mk One st ewe the history of fact red paste 1 cr v lat i ter ne ie of the mo the re seaseque the m trees which oriOnally marked the spet se =ls we *Mk the Wm worthy of soft.-191111, This COASTING TSADT.—From estores si pli bed it appears that in the smith elided the 6th skips of 1,013,900 tonnage, employed Is t igi r lir erah ing smile of the United Kingdom, mitered Mimed., end 13,071 vessels of 1,106,115 toi.nage cleared outwards la the ease meted. Eselnetrt UNION RAILWAY.—A requisition Ise bee. presested to the directors of this oompsay, callisi apse tibia Is take the seem of the proprietees, with 'eh. roam n aa sneameseat he better silken Detentes that sentgeay and the Iran Ceuta. «7 IN as Masi prat Moo tdday a EL Pd j Unman. mad*. to 1 MIN —I 111. 1411 Sr OWN= ... _ ... . 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". 11111 17.1" : 1 2 " : 11 LIEL t ag s m atil i Dean. 14 per ... _ _ 111111wiii waist a.• 1 1 -1111 0).16 6 ; OLWidara, 4kpAt lamildre Maim s Left MOW 'W iper el Dia SpOL i_AloOarssiorewommunk 127 I 111 Si lelle Ili The Consol market was quieter to-day, but the feeling was firm, and yesterday's advance was well supported. The quotation ruled steady throughout the day, at 1001 to 1 for money and next Wednes day, and 1001 to for -the -November eaceerrt. No other stock was touched throughout the day. There is no change in the unfunded securities, prices of which may be reported rather steadier. The March Exchequer Bills are quoted 70s. to 734. prem; ditto June, 68a. to 71s. prem. India Bonds met with no inquiry, and the price was nominal. Money this ;Teri appears to be rather easier, and a slight relaxation in terms has been in some cases conceded. Business in the foreign house wu also doll, and gave occasion to only a fractional variation in the prices of a few of the speculative stocks. Mexican Bonds closed rather better, the lest transaction being at 241. Turkish scrip was dull. There has been some realisation of profits by the parties who " went for the rise" in this new speculative stock, and the approach of the let of November, when the second instalment of 25 per cent. falls due, also induces sales. The list of the day's transactions is subjoined:— Brazilian Old Five per Cents. built Bonds, 101 ; ditto Now Four-and-a-Half per Cent. scrip, 1/ 1 prem. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 65,64/ ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 961, 1 ex div. Ecuador Bonds, 4j,;. French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Routes, 104 f. 25c. ; Exchange, 25f. 30c. Mexican Three per Cents., 24/, 1, 2 ' 1. Peruvian Actives, 1031 ex div. ; ditto Defer red, Three per Cents., 63, I, 63 ex div. Russian Foarend-a-Half per Cnts., 1041, 103. Sardinian Five per Cents., 951. Spanish New Deferred Threeper Cents., 23/. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 81, 8) prem. Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 411, 4. The list of applications for the new Swedish Loan has closed, the amount applied for being greatly in excess of the sum required. The price closed at 21 to 34, prem. The miscellaneous share transactions included London Chartered Bank of Australia shares at 35 • London and Westminster Busk, 335 ; Peninsula r and Oriental Steam, 88; Bezicrs and Graissessac Railway, 5 to 5 prem.; Norwegian Trunk Railway, 15 to 15 prem. ; Bordeaux and Ccttc Railway, S; to 35 prem. ; Upper India Railway, I to 5 prem.; Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway, I to 5 prem.; Woodford Railway, par to 5 prem. ; Wimbledon and Croydon Railway, 15 to It prem.; Vauxhall and Bydenham Railway, to 5 prem.; West End and Crystal Palace Railway, par to 5 prem.; Great Northern and Doncaster Railway, to 5 prem. Shares in the Netherlands Land Enclosure Com pany are now in the official list, and were done at prem. The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam yesterday, as received by telegraph, are as follows :—Dutch Four per Cents., 96; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 63 11-16. Spanish New Deterred Three per Cents., 23 13.16. Mexican New, 24 15-16. Portuguese New, 38 11-16. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic., 78 3-16. The preliminary prospectus of the " London and Smyrna Bank" has appeared, but no names are at tached to it. The capital is fixed at 300,0001., or 7,500,000 fr., in shares of 201., or 500 fr. each. One third of the capital is to be subscribed for in France. The India-house authorities have granted the guarantee of 41 per cent. interest on an additional million sterling to the East India Railway Company, to enable them to proceed with their hoe to Raj mahal, on the Ganges. The guaranteed capital of this company is , now 2,000,00 W., which sum, according to the estimates, ought to be suffi cient for the completion of the line, which is two hundred miles long. This estimate, however, hu already been exceeded. On the first section of the line, which comprises 40 miles from Howrah, opposite Calcutta, to Pandooah, and on the branch of 79 miles to the Itaneegunge collieries, the company have already expended the first million guaranteed by the East India House, and the com pletion of these sections, according to the admission made by the directors in one of their recent reports, will require a further sum of 250,0001., so that it . appear, that of the second guaranteed million, only /30,0001. will remain available to complete the entire line to Rajmahal, as well as find the rolling stock, &e. Under these circumstances it really appears questionable if the Rajmahal line will be made available for the vast commerce of Calcutta and the Upper Ganges for a considerable period to come. Till the line strikes the river at Rajmahal it is compa ratively use lees, as none of the objects for which it is constructed will be attained. It thus appears probable that the East India-house may be called upon to exercise its liberality again by guaranteeing a further sum, and thus enabling the company to carry their line to the river. At the same court, held at the India-house yesterday, there was a good deal of discussion relative to the new Indian company (the Upper India Railway Company), which proposes to construct a line from Allahabad towards the Indus. The merits of the line and the absolute necessity of having it proceeded with at the earliest possible period were fully re cognised, and of course when a company presented itself with its capital all subscribed for, there was no disposition to encourage a mischievous rivalry for the concession and privilege. 1 here are, however, certain members of the court who uniformly advo cate the making of all Indian railroads by the In dian government itself. This obstacle was thrown in the way of the Madras Railway Company . some time back, the application of which was rejected, and the principle of government railways affirmed by 13 votes against 4. Upon this decision, however, coming before the Board of Control, that authority, fully sensible of the abuses to be expected from placing the railway system of India in the hands of government officials, and of the job bery and general irregularity likely to en sue, at once condemned the proposal, and thus, on its being referred back to the India house, the proposals of the Madras Railway Com pany were unanimously adopted, and the guarantee conceded. It is satisfactory to know that the Board of Control has thus laid down the principle of en couraging joint stock enterprise in this direction, as there is no influence so greatly calculated to promote the welfare of India. As the line is of paramount importance, and the proposals of the Upper India Railway Company extremely moderate, it is very im probable any unnecessary delay will be interposed by the East India authorities. The market for American stocks this week presents no dwmip of importance. The inquiries continue, and the lonsbrim offering is larger than useal at this pried el the year, but still comparatively quiet. Present quotations are thus reported by Messrs. 1). Bell, tion. and Co.: Redeemable. Dledemde. Priem VOW Nee II pie a. so. 1663 hum and July N 191 111110 II pearl Ns. IN7 Jan. and July 1011 104 De.lllpr CIL Es. ds. 1143 Jan. and July 100+ 1091 SpreßtNiellane INT-18411 Jan. and July 117 106 Nee Tat Mae • per a 16384800 Quarterly 91 96 fariglemis kwCL — Feb. and MIL II MAL,— 1882 Jan. and July 93 96 atla I pet 01191. limeamlir' I Ns Binds lOU Ap. sad 044. 111 101 34 1862. 1851. 1860. London and North Western C 51,106 ~£41,749 ~048,126 Lancashire and Yorkshire 17,236 ~ 16,027 .. 14,487 London and South Western 12,893 .." 15.619 .. 11,683 London and Brighton Great Western Midland South Eastern York and North Midland 9,676 .. 9,663 ~. 9,427, Yak. Neweentle, & leweria 14,974 .. 16,768 .. 16,606 Shrewshury and Chester 1,916 .. 1,804 ~ 1,672 Great Northern 14,196 .. 12,886 .. 6,813 North Staffordshire Chaster and IL lyhead Shropshire Union 723 .. 705 .. 625 Exeter and Creditors - Bristol and Exeter Leeds Northern 1,405 .. 1,306 .. 1,150 Manchester & SoutliJ unction 605 ~ 677 .. 427' Manchester, Shellield, sad Lincolnshire Newcastle and Carlisle 1 ,926 .. 2,170 .. 2,269 East Lancashire 1 ,9/19 .. 4,181 .. 3,617 Kendal end Windermere - South Yorkshire Eastern Counties and Norfolk 17,003 .. 17,524 .. 14,399 East Anglian 71.5 .. 668 .. 788 South Devon 2,284 .. 2,116 .. 2,001 Oxford and Worcester 842 - Stockton and Hartlepool - Bolton, Blackburn, and Clitheroe B3l ~ 762 .. 702 London and Blackwell The aggregate results presented by these return. (taking only the corresponding lines) are as follows: Gross &mono' No. of Average receipt received. miles open. per mile. 1852 1861 18,50 There is no change of striking importance in these returns, the general movement of the traffic, in view of the increased rush of visitors to the Crystal Palace in October last year, just prior to its closing, being very satisfactory. The return per mile per week on the chief lines is subjoined: 1852. 1861. 1850. London and North Western £96.06 .. £11739 .. £92.86 Lancashire and Y0rk5hire....66.29 .. 61.64 .. 67.20 London and South Western..s2.7B .. 64.06 .. 47.82 Great Western 73.15 .. 99.46 ~ 67.30 London and Brighton 83.58 .. 8.5.26 .. 80.99 South Eastern 66.82 .. 75.95 .. 65.64 York and North Midland 31.32 ~ 31 27 .. 56.70 Great Northern 49.76 .. 63.42 .. 28.86 Midland 61.27 .. 61.02 .. 60.30 Chester and Holyhead 42.76 .. 43 36 .. 34.63 York, Neweutle,and Berwick 49.17 .. 53.41 .. 66.32 Bristol and Exeter 60.61 .. 61.19 :. 53.74 EisternConntim and Norfolk 52.80 .. 64.42 .. 44.71 The returns on Scotch lines are as under : 1862. 1851. Glasgow and South Western £4.888 .... £4,661 Caledonian 9,978 .... 8,604 Edinburgh and Glasgow Seottish Central Dundee and Perth Scottish Midland Junction 631 .... 679 Aberdeen North British N 7 amiss ft (M. 14 alb • N 34 WI. owl Dolls; SS willistagewar* Newt lill000•Woolost 1 11•Wtmelworldoe (bone to LadlowilaW•morsi aodooillo awrilo• (OrDlr7mil.. fl ISO Soatisobotour.lloo3. Ow MeNbens it ow * ) neeseer • Dee• Few 147 OftwllsOortil*Suro U •011001.111.(Liooldiallid 113 otro: " . Waft• s sal 1 7 (kr* tollsiblholon. N Olao ~mon Mow US Latulille•or.4owOrt. DEM le Wer10111) en NUOL e fooloa,l336tlo* IQ (Imola I A11.W.13111L1 S. 00 oloodiomMoolou • porto NNW re lNLOseitior SS U Prootaa•Woso• AX.WaLlLass.l3To Le& rf 11 Ditao t i n:4M 30 0 W. asi 1 IMPOIS awl Mei Om follosit /riots 142 COL 1411 14 INC. So•11111110311101•Oorwl to lir. IWOrnoe).--.... I 10 War VANN Moo* UoilMose. IS Dille MD 0/0* N No ma • Neems Mow NOM Wesseeml. IN ~~ Irn..J Ds. Mow • ne. se Morns !Wl* ip DOW hodbrissi 1111.011•110141 p agoades... . De A fPK aramerrelby olo . wege•Beir, ~ 1 2.4 pot 011131 aims 67 .flow Oust. lOOOßOakislorOtae.W. WOO B per Ont.. Do. per __ _ _ Tart, ~„ osir — isi6=7l Tab•NaiLM.lhsli PORRION RAILWAY?. 104 101 110 ItS ad IS 19 I Os i Pa I ff i ll a t 1 1 pa I I I• 4 14 15 17, 17f 9 if 4 $1 9 101 61 lil U 4 si H pia la 14 111 1 , rm i 21 ~ 142 ILO Pr i pal p c :A— lf I *. MI In ?Vet , ul se an II MD 1711 111 II pa 1 1 4 18 Ug' 111 I i a 'es 164 I 61 aw I .. all ,C44OW et hem - - pharlerai lOrqweilsee. 14 114 Woe mad arm 111 :Wish N raft 74 pm $ Onal Tofts4l4.. $4 44 De. 4On a 4 implies of tyro If II , 44 Ot.WieLafCsaaisAbores pin 1 gm De. boob Itad Ime)eos. wrisil late Ito* ISO IllstA1141; d MT, pot 404. ........ Total The Irish returns are: Belfast and Ballymena Londonderry and Enniskillen Cork and Bandon Ulster Belfast and County Down Great Southern and Western Dundalk and Enniskillen Cork, Blaekrock, and PasaaP••• • Dublin and Belfast Junction Waterford and Limerick £695 .... 378 :::: 16 :::: 1,023 „,. .11 -.'...-. 6,002 .... I6J .... 959 .... 124,726 1851. £605 175 645 221 4,665 169 161 612 321 Total £7,799 THIS DAY.—Two o'Ctocx. Consols remain steady, without alteration inprices, and with only a quiet business offering. The quota tions remain at 1001 to 1 for money and Wednesday, and 1004 to for the 11th November. The un funded securities continue very quiet • Business in the foreign stock department is simi larly inactive, and almost the only alteration in value is in Spanish Bonds, which are higher. Turkish Scrip is flat. Spanish Old Threes mark 51; ditto New Deferred Ibsen, 234 to 241. Turkish Scrip, 131 to 84 prem. Venezuela Actives, 41: to 4. Dutch Fours, 984. Danish Fives, 1041. Peruvian Actives, 103 ex div. The scrip of the new Swedish loan is not quite so good, at 24 to 21 prem. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. MADRID, OCT. 2.—Three per Cents., 47 p.; after Bolas, 47 p. ; ditto Deferred, 24 15-16 ; after Rolm, 241 o.; National Debt (let clam), 111; after Bolas, 111 o.; ditto (2nd class), 6 7-16 p.; after Bohm, 61. Bank of St. 1. erdinand, —. Exchange on London, 60.30 ?. Beaux, Ocr. 6.—Voluntary Loan, 1011; New Four-and-a-Half per Cents. (1850), 1031; ditto =6, 1031. National Debt, 041. Commercial Society's Premium,l3o. Bank Shares, 107. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Ocr. 7.—There has been a little more ac tivity—or rather a little lea. inactivity—dimplayed on our share market to-day, although quotations are not better, and transactions tar from extensive. TM tenoning are the day's sales :—Birkenhead, Lancashire, end Cheshire (late Chester and Birkenhead) 21 I—Caledonian, 23 1 11 1 I —Eastern Counties, 11 6-18—East Lancashire, 18 1 —Lan cashire end Yorkshire, 841 I ; ditto (fi(th shires), 3i d. • ditto (West Riding Union), 21 d.—London a n d N or th Western, 119 1 ; ditto (fifth shares), 21 p. ; ditto (quarter shares C.), 1 948 p.—Mancheeter, Sheffield, sad Lincoln, 781 1 I—North itatfordshire, 41 d.—St. Helen's Railway and Cabal (pref. gar. 6 per cent. and div.), 189—South Eastern and Dover, 221 1 1 221. MANCH/L*7ZZ, OCT. 7.—There was a pretty good busi ness, and prices were rather better. Caledonians, 231 ; Dover., 22 3-18 ; Midlands 781 • North Stafford., 4. die. ; Leeds Stock, 844 ; Londo n Steel, 1181; West Main. 21 d. ; Sheffields, 31. - • - . LEWD. Oar. 7.—The share market evinced an improved tons this morning. Sellers are reluctant operators on present terms. Leeds Northern were done at ISt ; South Eastern and Doyen at 22 ; Lancashire and Yorkshires at 841 ; and East Lancashire Preference at 91. B*. 9d. BIIIIINGRAN, Oct. 7.—There was an upward turn in this market to-day, and shares were all in advance. South Stafford@ were done at 1 du.; Old Birmingham Canals at 1031 ; and Birmingham Waterworks at 601. SHIP News.—The Illirundo, Captain Dixon ' of North Shield*, front Tanganrog, put in with pumps choked and in a sinking state. Captain Dixon states that one of his apprentices died at sea about seven days ago, of the name of Doyle ; and be bas another dead on beard for the lest five days, of the name of Lynch, a native of Cork, and tiro of his crew are in a dying state, all from the Erects of scurvy. The Birundo was four mouths on her passage from Tanen rog (and is now put under quarantine for further orders.) The body of Lynch was carried outside the headland in a hest ea asiday saaraig last, and was sunk there with a weight altalbeel to it, wording to the quarantine —Widerfoni SITTINGS or THE INSOLTRNT DEBTona' COURT.— To-morrow week, the 16th inst., this court will sit for bail eases aad motions. Pomona in custody, by applying for bail, can save some weeks ecsissmest. Mans° Or PARLIANINT.—Mr. Wilson Patten, M.P., is to be proposed by the government as Chairman of Committees of Ways and Means. There is some expecta tion that Mr. Baines will be put forward in opposition to Mr. Platen by the liberal party. Mr. Loeb, by direction of the Duke of Sutherland, has bated an announcement to the entire tenantry, autho rising them to kill all the hares and rabbits on their farms and lots.—No*lmm TIIIILLADAY EVENINO. There has been a fair average business in mining stocks to-day, the demand being still chiefly for divi dend descriptions, which are very firm. There hare been some inquiries for Wheal Cupid lately, but holders arc not disposed to sell at present prams, as the mine is looking very well. Titterofts ruse 105. to-day,closing 121 to 131. Sales have taken place in Wheal Basset, at 505 ex div.; South Tulgus, 190, 200; Treviakey, 130; West Caradon, 180, 1821 ; Trelawney, 42; Wheal Arthur, 30; Tregareock, 14 ; West Alfred Consols, 29; North Basset, II)', 11; East Basset, 13; Stray Park, 8; Alfred Consols, 133; West Treasury, 91; Garreg, 11; South Cara don, 1641, 153 ; Sydney Godolphin, 5,1; East Wheal Vor, 215.; Linares, 3/, 1; Copts's), 6. The gold mining shares are still little dealt in. Now Granada were rather better. Cobra shares receded 11. to-day, closing 43 to 45. United Mexican, Imperial Brazilian, and Mexican and South American, were also weaker. Sharer in the British Iron Company were done at 33 to 33 with 133 paid). The non-official quotations are as follows :—Mel bourne, 1 to 3; Connemara, 1 to 1: prem. ; Ken more, 3 to 1 prem.; Glcnaulin, J to ,; THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoog. There has been scarcely a transaction in gold min ing shares to-day, and prices are nominal. The shares of the British Iron Company continuo in demand, and mark to-day 4to 41. United %id ean have been done at 71. Coring l , ~mei • ,riniii Anna No. litaro. Ilnisi. Paid. pater - my. to-day. ' lOO,OOO 1 Agra Fria an 1 1 rill --. 10 0 .000 1000, tolls Canforafan 14,000 20 AMA= ........... 10,01:00 10 asitnlaalais S 1 11 ~ 20,000 20 .3astralhut 3 1 1s 140,008 1 Aortrallan Frasiond 10,000 1 Are Maria 0,. 5. 00 Illarnarrun Iran and Cast all 100,1)00 1 Itrithet Munrallan Gold. all 1 1 dl. 16,000 IS Britian Iron 10,00 33 ftraall. In p. (144. at 51. 940. 214 14 71 0,000 30 Do. Omar and Cala% . an -- 11,000 20 Do. st. John I /1.3 kr; .. IS :10.000 1 Canon% Cres2 all par 1 pun 12, . ••••..•»••• 4O 41 44 100,000 000 2 Colonlal WareCopper Gold 14 7ii,oor, I nag. &Australian Gown all 1 1 die 10,000 $ General 3 , ;400 tickle', liountun —. di 1 OIL 72,090 Grand 000 b 7 darns .. an its par 1 Morn Gk.-at Pulnoini all 42 ps 100,00 e Liberty , ;„,» all 1 IPs 101,00 u Inks Bathurst... 50,000 Loa.l2Callior,GAna.C Co. all 1 o ilia 100,10 Slaiinalta . 29,000 1 nealeanik Soulluloarrtru, 9 ►44 if 1105,000 New Granada 200,0D0 51404499 Mona 13 , ,00a Port Maly 1 i 1 Ina 111,1 00 Quarts Rork all 1 1 die 7,500 SO Santiago do 1312 a lOl IN 111 W,090 1 ..outh A tiairallan 1 i s, no po 3 10 Pin Croft . 43,17 i X. SR, United Mexican 400.000 1 9940 Ilarlinaa al: 1 Illa pm 1 100.nou 1 Tüba COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE —THIS DAY. Without much life in the trade this morning, the value of English Wheat was fully supported. The arrivals of fo reign Wheat this week have been large, consisting chit fly of large cargoes from the Black Sea ports. We experienced a steady demand, at the quotations of Monday last. Flour sold on much the same terms as in the earlier part of the week. We coatinue to be eLortly supplied with Barley, and this article was rather dearer than otherwise this morning. The receipts of English and foreign Oats have been moderate, bat a fair quantity has come forward from Ireland; a alight advance asked by sellers rather checked the sale. Beans and Peu scarce, and fully aa dear u before. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON 1'11.031 4th OCT. to ada OC f. Oro Reath& Seoul lAA. Foreign. Wheat 2710 23790 Barley IMO ILOO Oais 430 ..... I 14940 I 4430 Walt ..... Mow. L 470 sags; 13,330 bomb. Loma= Aire4A4o.—Wheat, 404. 104.; Batley. 30 Ito. 79.; Rya, oa. Od.; Sow* 34.. II& t Paw. 341.19- iIII'ERIAL IVlOtat.t.c. 9i; Ow, 97►..t , Rvl 04 , .. I Rye. llamas. Pu. dui. U 43e 7d 2114 20. 7d, Ile 9234 e 4.191. Id &S. 4 ... 4ie 9476 9d70. 4d31. 34134, 10d ill 64 I t 42. 84 21e 10d 14. 10d 30e Ikt 344 2d Sle fed Id 40e 94 ' 97. 441114 74 30. Id 34e 4.1 29 104 23 Id Vs lid 17. 11411. Od il. IM 29 Oot. 2 fie ad 974 4417., 4d 20. 3d 19. led 30 Od • weake A. Awes. 41.77d1 27. 9116 Ild341• 3.1.104 Darr.—Wlisat 241147. Osta. C.ear.e. sod Pose, le. Price. .AY(. — 4VS -1- 43 41 1 ti 40 39 6 36 9 I tlept. 4. Sep . 11. type. IL Sept. IL' (XL S. 771 ..... ... ... ... . ... ... ... ." ... .... ... ...., ‘ 7:7. ,=......... MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. SI:MAIL—The market has been very steady during the week and vary fall prices paid. To-day the public sale of Mauritius is progressing at 6d. adnnce. Business to some extent has been done by private contranin cargoes of Bra sil afloat. The refined market has been dull but prices have been supported. Corrxx.—The amount of business done has been rather limited, but general quotations remain unaltered, as the importers bought in freely to sustain prices. Good ordinary native Ceylon, 43e. to 435. 6d. nominal. TL.—The market has been rather heavy this week, but prices are supported. lxmoo.—The public sale is progressing steadily at 9d. to le. advance on good descriptions, 64. to 84. inferior, which confirms the advance previously paid by private contract. Rtes.—The advance paid last week has been fully sup ported, with a limited business. COITON.—The amount of business done has been limited but prices have been fully supported. Brian—The public sales have been small and unim portant this week, and quotations are unaltered. Betarre.—Brandy has slightly advanced. Rum has been dull of sale. : The demand for old continues active, Bas qualities scarce. Raisins : Walentia—A large business has Wm pale, at 4.5 e. New Figs and Sultanas pave arrived ; the quality is very good. The price for the former is 80s. to 75a ; and fur the latter, 60r. la other articles no material alteration. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The number of Boasts Is still large ; trade is exceedingly heavy, especially for inferior descriptions. A few choice qualities, not being plentiful, are sold fully as dear as on Monday. The supply of Sheep is small, but equal to the demand. Monday's prices fully supported, and an early clearance is effected. Calves are not so plentiful ; they are quickly disposed of at rather more money. Our foreign supply consists of 48.5 Beasts, 2,210 Sheep, and 150 Calves; there are 400 Beasts front the Northern and Mid land, and 101 Mitch Cows from the Home Counties. rer sums of Bite. s. as. d. rer sksie of liter p. e. 4 Beg 00044 Ilersfor4s 3 6 310 Bed Lins. Ilf.-:sks SD 0 0 0 0 Beet Obeetrveras &Mad 4uWy Boats. . 1 4 310 On. Shorn Craves ................ 3 4.4,34, twee as vows,* quality 3 3 0 nes . . - . 34 4 4 Dn. 60. •e o • Nan Dos a 11•11.1.renle 4 4 4 • Lusk. . 0 • 0 licv4s at ulart•t. 1,3 4 ; Sheep sad 1.4000. 6.745. lies., 337 : PlB% ao. TALLOW MARKET.—TIM DAY. The Tallow market is very firm on the spot, and the late advance is well maintained. Present prices are sa follows: Town Tallow 41s. 3J. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 425. to 425. 6d. ; October to December, 41s. to 41s. 31.; January to March (1853), 41s. 3d. HIDES.—THIS DAY. LZADENMALL.—};ides,—Fresent quotations. 361bs. to 641 b., Itd. to 24. ; 64th. to 721 b., 2.d. to 2td. ; 721 b. to 801 b., ltd. to 3d.; 80th. to 881 b., 3d. t o 3t d.; 88th. to 961 b., 3td. to 3fd.; 96th . to 101 1 b., 3td. t o 4d . H one Hides, de. Calf Skies, light, Is. to 2s. ; full, 4s. 6d. BIRMOND6II4.—Sheep Skins: Polled, 31. Gd. to te. 6.. ; Hall-breds, 3s. 3d. to 3a 9d. ; Downs, 21. 6d. to 31. 2d. ; Lambs, 26. ed. to 46. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Townley, 15s. Gd.; West Hartley, 16.. ; Walls End Gar forth, 165.; With End Haswell, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Het ton, 17s. 6d.; Walls End Stewart's 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Teel, 171. 6d.—Ships at market, 1201 PUBLIC SALES. OCT. 7.—By Mr. II EN ICI ADAMS, at the Mart —Leaded investment, chiefly freehold, near Cuckfield, Sussex, con sisting of farmhouse, buildinp, cottages, and 178 acres of land, let at 1401. per annum -4,0501. Four copyhold houses, George-street, Shoreditch, let at Of., less taxes-4701. Howe and shop, Cambridge-road, Mile-end, let at 301., term 498 years from 1,49‘i, free from ground rent— 52111. Ili •