The Express. — London, England, 1851-09-10 00:00:00

. . . 1 4 1 .`"'' ' ' Ar a , • , - - P ....". ,- ~...- ..- a- . ... . / 4.... ; • .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . ( . . .. . . . 1. 7 LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1851. [THREEPENCE. No. 1,574.] RAILWAYS. MONEY MARKET. While the practical result is considered unlikely to prove successful, as the. " consume" cannot be levied without interior custom-houses, which in most states have been long since abolished, and the capitation tax is pronounced odious and incapable of being raised, a distinct protest is made against the uncon stitutional tenor of the scheme. It is shown, that by the letter and spirit of the constitution, the plan is unconstitutional, and, indeed, calculated to destroy the federal constitution, to promote centralising schemes, and to rob the states of their guaranteed rights and property. The Mexican press likewise oppose the ministerial measures as revolutionary in their tend ency, and the present cabinet seems to have forfeited the confidence even of the supporters of Arista. Quotations of bullion remain nomina:ly un changed, but at the depressed rates last noted. Sales of silver cannot be made, the market being exceed ingly flat. In view of the large supplies by the Dee, of which no less than 1,466,024 do's. is in silver, a further fall seems certain. THE ELEVEN HOURS' ROUTE to PARIS with col Two Mare Pea, I 17 the 901T111-EASTLILW yina AT via at Maw. ma. 111.6 aPIXIAL LIPILItIa 6EEYICE &ay. A et' IiCIAL MILOS TSAI% lams the loadas-briawe Paralaaa PUY WAXING sal HIRT Vsl2llllo, remeldai Pale Is 11 MOM Dolma (tawass la Pads sal beak) sus iota las 21st Casstat• Itimak Taints lowa Landau M llarsolfles saa saw tw ask Plist. ors' by say Ira* sad at Ow Maw Wawa ansitapa sea DOM sad THE REFORM MOVE, IRO IN THE C.-GREAT MEET- The National Reform Association has commenced its labours during the pealiameatery ressu by a large imatiai, yhich was beid IS liesday aiglit t is the Town Hell, Hanley. TWA meth"( wee cosvesert hic l dr Chief Mil, is emellases with a requ to w die SIMI of ef the - ut Indsential letanue es& tender araa el era Shales were eppeeded. Great ersita nest es Wolf et Ns mesesest ease Illinegibeed the Potteries, rod tba gust um INS at a sides aUsettlags which it is islesied be bill is idie weebraa C Spervir, sad which will ler sermang shimmed by The= Req., M.P. far dm Tower Hamlets, eel En., of Oriel House, sue Wolviebsogies, she. we sr demand, it is ists.W Is pat is seadaaelen at the seat general deo*" be contest the borough of Salltoopo Trent on behalf of SS roformirs, s =net Alums Cope load, the premise senservaties is AS 7 Vilely the hear mord far the eamanesseesent of the needs& man MA alma Logs soma at the TOM -1•11. whisk le leaf Maim at best skean barked errs*, woe ansagied, awl many m weft sleseeris 1 iselde to ()Mats eieur. Asses poe s die sodium we no. deed melity eft Imo* manufactames of the neighbour. heel In the abeesee of J. 11. Mementoes. Req., the chief Balt Faun. WSW:MOOD, Esq., of Hadestorrhall, was used to the elreir. 1 THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION AT TOT TENHAM-INQUEST ON THE SUICIDE. After the report published in yesterday's .Express' was despatched, Miss Brand went on to say that deceased, after having made three several stabs at her, " plunged the dagger into his own body twice in the a bdomen, and then fell. At this moment my mother rushed into the room and streamed out " murder." lie then attempted to get on his hand and knees, and aimed another blow at fie, when my mother rushed in between us and was dabbed in the upper part of her chest. The wound was very severe. I then saw him raise himself, and again stab himself in the chest. My mother ran out of the house into the street,' and I followed. All this took place In the kitchen. I do not know where ho was found afterwards. I have no doubt whatever that his mind was deranged, for he had been so wild at times fro, the first time he had left Tottenham. THIS DAY, Two oTtocx. The share market to-day again shows great firm ness, and prices in many instances present a further improvement. London and NorthWesterne, Midlands, York and North Midbuids,Lancashireand Yorkshires, Berwicks o and Caledonians, are all better. 0 nthe whole, business is tolerably active, and judging from the increased disposition to purchase, and the known fact that many of the late " bears" are now operating in a contrary direction, it would appear that the market has seen its lowest point of depression for some time. The expectations of all except the extravagantly sanguine with reference to the in crease in the traffic are now being fully realised, and the attraction of the Exhibition appears likely to continue without the slightest diminution up to the period of its close. IHIS DAY. Twc o'CLosz. SCOTTISH CENTRAL RAILWAY.-DIRECT BOUTS ft IM CJINTKIt and NORTH at SOOTIAND. UMW, Lamm p.f. &A. &IL • ... • Se 1.181 "Mr lem ire Stadia at Orin at a r trir awl .. Dawn 0 a 10 a -0 - 6or;neraitisthimiTnothing of jealousy or revenge to excite him I—No. Cower—Are yes quite certain I—Yes. Nothing was over odd or dose to =else him in any way. TM enema bone elmeeved it was quite unnecessary to esorre the seedier _lbs. Bread. There can be no doubt but tie drew& laboured under temporary derangement, sea* from lekry in early life. lit. Brand leaded in • letter to the court, Too th ed from the deceased, clearly betraying the mental hallucination of rib writer. It has already, however, been published in our .curs. Tic massa having summed up, the j returned a ver dist ulizenhei that the demand destroy himself while in •Mb of larporaq remits. • . *him . 11104/CID VASIL WM ha Is Perlb. Dram an 4 Ahmins miry 114444444, awl 611.145,y. at SAS pa. hrs. Thirty 16111.$ 1/0111111114.111 Omni ltrogr. I we. AK. 11,1t31. , WATCHES, PLATE. ad JEWELLERY. — WIRY MILLI 111.1r1. en I Onedaren ne.raab N. Idokly-lalsial MD WA et IRa NNW& Cassnmetke, Gala 1.14a1k k Sa.,, Alin oath. la slhar easta. two.saal a-lialf guar era. Now se In, rail* • • eau wive astortzu at of Vow lid Iblamaird mid WM" Moan inenee Wend on& CMk Ow Odd keenty go en=ty. nee i keene. ken IMA : Allen arke,fren SSA ene. A Iheandeklke Aked Prins en ittll Is tent per .. : ' : ` lam kker, and as is astl. altaL —MD to In NM sad 1111. rwwaaar. Larks. •HARES AND RAATATs. Irk, op p.m. kb lit Jon.= sad lusiFatv. 9 •1 8 i:1 . d GREAT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN (IRELAND) RAILWAY. 'toe so W 4a ft 'Maw sod Ilakbaad Mika sad Ilalialaae.. lasi Ameba (BIS L• L sad Li D) le D. (Sts IL k .ts) stas Ossad bid 144 lii 134 34 13 21 disz sty 21 li I 3 1 Si 9 80 x d 10f I 13j JEWELLERY. DODI), BROTHERS, 40, otooOld (Illoootoo-Itoomo *totter% oilomestaltho, sad wololoookirt. tor to NMI so looportion towdoog of awls imbroglio OMIT NWT ot JILT OiNAMEITIL O Amid Ur oltolootA Nolo soil smut ilovigoo to &Am On=olow*olo. bop wino. Isa to be mot with in lootion.—Vi. (FROM OUR CORK, MONDAY EYZNINO, SZPT. 8. The capital account of the Great Southern and Western Railway company, which line connects the cities of Dublin, Limerick, and Cork—being closed, the pro- prietors, to the number of about 300, traversed the line from Dublin to Cork this day, with a view to examine the works and ascertain their completeness. On arriving in Cork a ricks:ter took place at the Imperial Hotel, of which the shareholders ppaarrttook. The chair was occupied by Bir Ed. , McDonnell, chairman of the company, supported on either side by Mr. Reynolds,/i.P.,and Mr.W.Gould, M.P. 'apropos , ing the toast, " Prosperity to the Great Southern and Western Railway," the chairman adverted to the difficulties that had been overcome in the construction of the line, to the permanent and enduring nature of the works, the vast be nefits derived by the public from such a line of communi cation, as well as the increased amount of traffic consequent on the completion of their undertaking. The toast of the " Railway interest of Ireland " was subsequently proposed, and responded to by Mr. Pinn, of the Dublin and Kingston Railway, and by Mr. Dawson, of the Midland Great West ern Railway. Messrs. Reynolds and Gould responded to the toast of "The Irish Members:" after which the fes tivity terminated, and the shareholders returned to Dublin at 8 o'clock. IS I IS L 111 15 23 S• 411 i - 64 car a Data R. U. 11110 Da. elm sad C il ia Do. De* f ions art a We* Ulla Dodo 11 4 8 1 lai :4 a d 13 id CLAM ZIIL-GIINCIAL lIAJIDWAZI. PORTMILI 11101 BEDSTRAW% LOCKS. GRATIS. U. RANlmmegli awl aorgeor Pal 50 U IT silo 4 5 ISM 16 1 d 5 IS It id 35j $94 77 77e lica. shire.WSPlet• r m lnal sad '61'41.01'6.j »11 7 i Dw LIT .. _........1.... ...+. r prow... w 5w.... .id Yatkilln Do. D!. wale trials liar; 9 •pm 49 491 9 9 9 9 .. 49i i i ea rod orrawau _ . _ _ _ Sartl6.Wester. New I sham o. Do. L10.11.,K.u1d (C, orbs lb llouth.Wistem „._ Imai...n..org IMMO Pi 14 61 to me 1131 119 pat " 1 2 " I I 0 SO t 10i 9_l dim ; 4 72% " 2it 75 3 i 1131 141 14 sd 241 4 s 4 80 79f 901 821 AURORA BOREALIS. 405 IiDATENT STOVE ORATE and .K. SAIIKKR. UPI LOOK.—Palian saisatian I. ImplaKett_allisfta to OKAY ara 10:411 ?AVM AKDIATIKiI sod 1111111.11011110 PLOTS GNAT K t 5 1... r... 110 their KOMI ACITII4I ammonia Kitt 'K. ..0 Is Me Kablbillia. no Om Ye le had al al sad Mr Ks ..111.0ffk_ MON iIIKAY ma NU . 41/SOlllO/11411.11Wr. KIP 13SU la a Khaimah sente. Mom Rob. Zebras. and Mate. aliallabl. 4 ,0 fk ir \ ._---'" V' ' - .'. *AV-,:iii.../ ....,,......, s. , omr,7, - , ..... ....., 1 •WIP, ~...., .. ....:- • , .4r . . UMW "‘. ~4 111 r. --• 1 • . @ : 1 vvb Me arm sad 'Admin. 17tevalbe. 'into • rev outbid of tonic umemsi *him • me it, ma tom Mee Embeds mil Mei Ye ROE IN% I NTID TAP WRAPPERS (to iupsn tie blZ i rethed MVWra at ed. awl le, pet pocket. Tbe N.S. Mb a the Greet Relobitiait, Seethe IL $. I)ARLOW'S NEW 1N- ,.. I -2 , - ..- VENTED MS-ACTING ST /110,1 il Ioe i i . IQ . Mali= LEICUP d OT%IL. 1 ?.' ;' 1 from . ta bS i at add Of ofieuril, 13 ...-- • tlat the last tea be draws snood am .-- . A 9 ,A,loi t ' l ---- ~_ 1 ...... --- -- y i i , .2 .. i ~ ! r o t= le /171 . tr ., : kir drunks. fa i A 11 jilt Viba imi rlotri g Ini al =l iss 11 r air Nyder Nee Orliskil C = 4 l: orbAllell), suladmielt noir I 11 Its& Or ark team Os Mors OP ma of Indy; elm dr imp Mimi Z. : sift am dr se saw. JAN= IMBLOW Kis WM= stmt. M , 116 arrhartaga. lloilblri SW& NA—Swam isilimemptilimipal THK HUMAN HAIR. The tepnctdeoted nom of ItObiLAMW MAGMAS 011. attire is tbe Irk la Its ortrissl strong* sad bass% or roostring rr iv- Itos t• saisotoslly taws NM ism/mod; oar Y resordod Vat rash rot asarsisos Is dmobashos. ant forego& by the solorttits It to. oast-1 tie esalsdst pintoes of w 75 17. salt umpire oar ows Coed. but Slim of es elide of hem IS estaimilr putty , It is slobs* lidasto=r e. tar bsit slailfros egos ode s mot u d d er owl is saa it de mom of mil, of dr aslt= a Z Moo Ss St rut 7a. so be* WIN Mug al foor OL, M bolls dot doe, Its be es vrepre of oast, We tbs psis us tbs. mask la ts ba— Ibissiarti Ida •mtru.L.- gad by soin.usum: sum m i ce, se, 23. 0 Hatouripras. Sid bt Saarillllllllll prisms. hot palgi Moo Ihme. prise sleek lIOLDEN :.11 sad WAXING REALI it TRIO; Wag ihe 41A•wataiew et • 1361 , 4•Ekw Oaliamis wed Or Pudic g Wawa, /tow. " The het el Ole Wei is imetleopell Own s 'Odin Dram' we mailman Nilliptissi of IS 11ORSIMMI N = (01101Sri wb meow.( 0.••••; ail We am Ifs wita•l 04t_._ 1. 0 . W. he wwwwliewl la Ilk Wei Mary Is wig 11 I. awl ad Mahout • owliarel elopers t while ausbueseerker wow Is youll)st ImiNg one $s m.- _ _ rt. piilaWilared wrielialiss me as la Ms veil mem awl vb.* swift test psi t aid • areNdaskiNalia TAW ihn huritit; his arm ma me mho al WM- Stilm Writi4 • Milei •16 Asper Ise We. 166 et ~We hi So imllhos lea/Or s tar 2.+6. ashilloth bet imiliviorpowthe ishrimiles.*— Ariater. "XL tear Y ash; unidlhori, whir, sad • trio. *nth OIL Ile .ratty his sollinhin hod those aOs War paw srodneelms.., phility high: his demiptices slam tens are = . l =aka 06., 66, CorabLlL IitriTICYLINO DI RAILWAY MICURSION TICKETS. t; seed JAB BreniOnan woe brought btforc the Bristol mettlotroteh 7Ylwiy, is custody, weal t f l i c u te. of daring wilfully knowingly sheared and dr the Great Waste= lailway Company rir i ng" ... is cue et the company's cemiegee from Brietei Me set baring yeses* paid or users& to ea etopony I .* face ire the said losossy. Mr. Wood. ass sir tbe sew ttp rolieitere, sewed to ogsgost es ens. Male* win under the provident et me en= air ac tr d r i " - k tin at, tad Viet., cap. 2 7 , by Ira 27ds is NeArtid that if any poem ball at any time , w= a olid In n Jingly ride by say oleo 011 1 Wees1 8 or (.1 n.Los without having Pw•11116.17 gen sr issiorod to , nmpany his Isis or So sego kr the amid Jour t TWA% and gm he Anse, aadt aim any 'tin len aeon*/ Ma" *idirm el* es outs." et It "Rated from Asa Yassr4ed ito soon at es pro e" `"Doe that w to dla masa la Idiot Ike kale us rni:ear examen' kr boss ado& Ad= der found it assanray slop mesa to Moot va satidsy last on samisa trait hum Lines to Bristol Lot kft tbe *On as II a.m., noshed Bnito: at 12 14, and teMari tres the Med toneless to 6 I ".Prn• Pries to the soehni oleo soisooldsint slow toseeen e of pewees anseedind as Temple pause is fetal et th.. statio : ., an d e la me the rum, who wen ea tin lout yelsowar at about threw liver at as boor balm the Main arrived near theence • e! 1 / 4 . that he could out ply emit by it. bus tin. train a f t in the noting he yes !pia seen on the lb*. fnn and was tweed Isho to Wain. On his snivel Is Undrrrd a ticket villa be WY intones/Md. atOL t 4 hii showing Patti Maid not have gosossei molar way he was oggssberbd. mei bollelkd kook 1 , , . , ,, , nat0dy to Bristol, oboe is we lodged Is tho tw. Mr. Wand, es beholder tits susgeniy, mid he 110 . 1 788 4 to an for la • thanba, and nissistees sew • .ti Ste primmer Pear et OIL mug elub r ila " ault committed Ida te tire MOM 111 Cameaka t•t htPcse days. The Chaisson* oksesed thst Ito bed serried Wasn't liable to three menthe Ina _tt.was the first o ff ence of the kind bees& tbs r.'t Way had indicted a mild paabhaist Is to begs “at it would operate, • "'aim'. Most:NEWY TO THE LATIS Slit A. Ac'rw.—The !tatimes* which leo bees sesskil at Lerwalt to mealtime riitt the ladary of as amasell Mesa Adam is now 4 711 torepleraL It is a mostyllO bet in height, I. *sod la acs et woothroars t he it almissat. It sa ander ! - 1 that the present it Aypaw is shoot to an ?lust the pearl round to Woradio" F• trk us '. ISE Iint.W.SCY Welbrilike Wiled to mallow the tog of Nagle, !—Pww.h. 4 — iii.boitists 'moved the lest resolutien : " That the isiabitante of Hanley and Mishits, in public meetlyg ammehled, hereby desire to express ash entire sosesnmise is the gesigal primly* gad eddeges of the Natimel Raw lisarifiria; joulled sorb, Sir Joshua Welsoloy ; est this minim is of. pirigs that no =m aws of ash= whisk falls sleet et the pin with which the name of Its Joshua Walseley is identified will satisfy the_preweeit_meet just demitads of the people." Mr. JEREMIAH OATES (Aasietant-Surveyor of High ways) secanded the resolution, sad R. KETTLE, Esq. (of the Oxford circuit, barrister-at. hew) was called upon to support it, which he did in a speeds of some length, at the conclusion of which he was h. applasiet TM CHAIIIMAN then put the resolution to the meet ing, and it IMO uaanimously adopted. Mr. SCEIVINOR moved the second resolution : " That a milmedal in accordance with the preceding re solutions be limamileisi to J. L Ricardo, Esq., M.P. for the be, gf Eilmspria-Trent, and Sir Joshua Wilms ley,, fee te Lard John Russell and his col -I.=essintila wee mended by Mr. Tuomse PIDDUCIE, sad carried onasimeedy. Mr. TAYLOR then snored the adoption of the following memorial: "To the Right Honourable Lord John Russell, First Lord of the Treasuy, and the other noblemen and gentlemen coastitsusg her Majesty's cabinet. " The respectful memorial of the inhabitants of Hanley and Shelton assembled in public meeting at the Town-hall, Henley, eheweth, That your memorialists have for some time past been impressed with the conviction that the con stitution of the British empire requires to be amended to suit the spirit and genius of the times, and that the increased intelligence of the people at large, with their high collective mead character, demand recognition by the laws and Mal ting of the country. That since the passing of the Reform Ad of 1832, a wide sad general improvement has been gra- Rally acoomplimi is Mg political character of the people god that the deems of society left out of the pale of NV essidintion an a da lest enactment its now in every way OAS palest to those duties incident to the possession a the elective wish flaw me moreover entitled te se • Tight amesigr o lham leyl= upon which civil seek* is semi. aso of opinion. that se itsesegesee_ er ier than that advocated the Melina Rehm Stagli will satialY the weals of tise_peeple. 'sr sited with their sWeas7; tte ts =lea. Them pipes& sod as hams :—. 1. Such ea of the Ls AM. m erM gentbr the right to be re. se is ellege=gazr of full age, not sab , hail Se l egmleil my tesesmst, or psetion tw o e f ilv a e tem mu mett, li which he Ai Is Med, or shall have claimed to be rated, to the relief of timesser_.-2. The adoption of the system of voting by bat.—.L The limilatisa el the dentist sire figment to three jeer—d. limb a ebegme Is tha amerge ment of the electeadsliatile as shapeable, a men mil • portion/sent of representatives to conatituents.-6. nlll eboUltead the property qsalilliestion fur members of pees ligassi: ° nil the es heeds vaiggeraended bare bees aisle* alter die meets residea end MN begs emellarsd by Mit Seg gime of smilies. _ Yaw mime lire has saw as Bai s gad seliegase Mae =Lslit series to gmllimest, may be se b bolsi the pieligii.l l is order Met aso r ties lima of poll: 11 11, lis OityW, sod tr a Wilgig is *els: iodised. et se the if Ile sad the hither of Pmeidsr belakimeige mg emiedisat or sesiseriy." The memorial light bees issedvio gigs elm passed weesliewely, and this pggemilemegge tombola' by votes etemake to the *Maw gni te the claims% which were gaveled by seciemeihm gad them ended the meet enthusi aids made. Oahe. lees bald in the Potteries since the roped of lieggeshista. LORD Jolty RviiSSLL will kaco Minto Castle this day, and pproceed to Mickleton Hall, near Doncaster, to visit the Chancellor of the Exchequer. ADMIRALTY, SEPT. 9.—APPOINTMENTL--Carpen ter : John Johns, to Dido. MAJOR-GENERAL LORD FREDERICK FITZCLA- Itasca, 0.C.H., the Lieutenant-Governor of Portsmouth, and commanding the South-Western District, will leave Portsmouth in the first week in October for Madeira, with Lady Augusta and Mimi Fiteelarence. The unfavourable state of Miss Fitxclarenee's health is the cause of Lord Frederick's visit to Madeira. His lordship will be absent from England about three months. STEAM COMMUNICATION WITH THE WEST COAST OP Arstos.—The Admiralty have advertised for tenders OW Si monthly mail line of screw-steamers to and from Ens iling sod the west coast of Africa. The ports to be touched it um Geese, Bathurst, Sierra Leone, Monrovia (Liberia), ass 01011 Castle, Accra, Whydab D i dagey. L agos . B ouw , Old Cloblem, Casereone, and Fernando Po. 'The whole Pep entre dew erne will thus be included, and it is US -110.11 that Oa el feet of the line, which, in the Olt in seam. et New will carry scarcely any passengers or Wes, le le pesnote the extinction of that Craft not only by ereldwidepenineree with the natives, bat by the rapid and repleriellemlira it will seamy from point to point. The vase& me to Inn an seems sped of 8 knots, and the essOwg is to be ler i pew At present the Cape of Geed Nape aseemee sall al Aims Leone, but the proposed Use will obviate that ewers/ which has been found a melees thatreave, and tbe POW those vessels will there- I ee be dieted, so that, leseeed of vieitiag Nana Loose, fey wt WI se IL Assemble se the eetweed, end at St. Helens us lisle lemsired The asesent enema likely to be emplisil by the vesfses as the new African min my be *speeded stesdi7lriamewe, wad at last to beano bapeleat. luny, palm oil, 011/41/11 ba gt duet, fle., iambi se let be the Ala articles ; bet lee dvarig fewseded spelleases of cotton of good saddling u. _nos le predosed to a large extent, - at Se Mae doodle aseseets of the increasing trade of the people of dot melds deb the natives of the interior pre lims a steady anymeadisn in the imports of our maws belmess HARTEST.—WW/T LANCASHIRE.—Groot pro pees hie ben made wily tee last few days is the meting red bees alt earn ; a mat deal of wheat Pe %IMPS got in diet-rats sedition, awl e tow nesse lop of M peeent besiatilul weedier would bibs berme opeeliees So setae. Keay parties are busily supped with speed amps of slaver, which is generally a good crop. Pelsenasliare changed much for the worse since our last ; as ea irlieurre, we saw ea Thursday a crop elbows in ridges rot (' l l llo agg which, a fortnight slam Pee* aa wawa we amid be heed), with at bee ww-third ift thee Abseied. The bed upon which they see rem le et a light sandy dowieglen. There is every weed of des disease being L ake es deetenetive this = as s. = damn cos dare Ilt= t• sneral doge got the et Zdt d . a b i t . this desired 11 1= 6 2 81(616°W) We Illai lrbss ardat sasdd tbig atllld the = "g esare lista lr erepe, s7e 1 22=13:eh :134 t i f; MIA we hays a week e/ weather as peter- Um* raft, pert of the asp le the *Pity will have tame the Aside. We use am le bees dee the petite lliobt lee wads its anemone In wi n es the in as fttetwod, but es yet in se miki a fors that little eempr is apprehended to the peat balk of the crop. The mesa of the Wiped deaws, en exemined, are Mot sligkely browsed ea the enadies bet the skin din pacer is adejered. These at peesent la the market =all, of ',welkin guilty, sad their price is very .—Nortls British Doily STATE OF EMU Buu.Discs.—ln the come doer practice we were led, oar due rime, to #er men thee ordinary I ttendee to the arinageneut he eansweetios form W., on kessesting sullied he inquiry whist has ad been permed te the extent it deeerves, and is going over a nvealw of isles Ass iskeitatise, were astonished at the nibenAle seadidea is whisk the greater lumber of thew wars heal. The baddinp are Mesas ; ill eoatrlved ; pieced without any regard to eonveniseee, still less sym metry ; and seseeed in mast Cases ranalases of known ex pedients kehnesebes labrar end saving mews ia the keg ram. Evan where Pas has boo a williewss windy ee invest mossy ia meatier sew oedidiege sr fiqweving eli awes, insankydeet perms bags In may asses. dew am ple,* all the melt h eery umehemeloy.—The Balder TO TUN 11)11011. OP VIZ LIMITS& CASIBOBNI, CUaNwALL, Sept. 7. Sir,—l have just witnessed a beautiful appearance at the aurora borealis, while walking out with a friend in this town. A broad band of light, in the form of a segment of a circle, stretched across the northern horison, from which there arose occasional bright rays, which faded away gradually. The most brilliant appearance was exactly at 10 minutes to 9 o'clock, when several broad rays burst out directly under the polar star, and moved rather rapidly ho. risontally towards the north-wat, fading as they approache the pointers of Ursa Major. The otirruseations continued faintly from each extremity of the band or semnent of light for about a quarter of an hour, the moon shining brilliantly and the sky and hods= remarkably clear the wind easterly, and cool. I am, &c., .1. P. LOCAL SOARS MARACBTS. Ltruaroox, Burr. 9.—There has been very little business doing in our share market to-day, and quotations of all kinds of stocks are lower. The following are the transac tions :—Great Northern (A), 51 ; ditto (11), 121—Lanaa shire sad Yorkshire, 491 I — Liverpool, Crosby, and Bost: d —London and North Western, 1131—Ditto 223 simm), I I p—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln ), 111 I —Midland, 43i 4 *—Ditto (half tif.3o* 191 *l9 11-16 d.—York and North Mid t caum, Surf. 9.—There has been a Blight harden *: et prices, but not much business, though there war radar mew activity at the close. Leeds, 491; Bast Lan offatires44l ; Great Northerns, 16: Sheffield', 24:1; Dorm, 191; Caledonians, 101 c.; North Midland, 17. Leans, Sart. 9.—We have no material change in the market this morning. Shares remain unaltered en value dace yesterday, with the exception of Midland stock, which basreceded 61. per share. Closing quotations: Great Northern,, 151. 16s. 3d. ; Midland stock, 43 ; North West erns, 131 die.; Lancashire and Yorkshires, 49. 8111.111,1011AY, Burr. 9.—This market was steadier to day, and more business was transacted. Shropshire Unions were done at 31. 115.3 d. die.; Midlands at 43; Midland Fifths at 20 die. ; and Old Birmingham Canals at 93. BRISTOL, Barr. 9. The market was very inactive, seareelyany transactions being concluded inExchange hours. Prices generally were much the same. GREAT WESTEHN RAILWAY.—OPENING OP TIM LINZ PROM WIISTDCBT TO WAILMINSTEIL—The portion of the Wilts, Sonnerset, and Weymouth branch of the Great Waters railway between Wortbury and Warming's , was °reed gar gamma traffic yesterday (Tuesday). Ito oath non was ea* of great rejoicing, and was Gunned so general holiday in the neighbourhood. NEWCASTLE AND CARLISLE RAILWAT.—The di mes,s of this company on Monday last inspected the Alaton knock, which is now in course of formation. This branch proceeds from the station at Haltwhistle, through a moun tainous country, 13 miles to Alston, rising in that distance about 600 feet. The great mineral treasures of the dirtriet, it is calculated, will afford a large traffic for this branch. The works are in a state of great forwardness, but owing to the nature of the country, and other circumstances, the Use will set probably be opened before the ensuing spring. THE NICARAGUA IiOUTIL--GRETTOWN.—The Dee n: the tad Aug., at anchor hero .H. M. schooner Bei , and Prometheus, American steamer. The first sersemar had left Oreytown for the river navigation on the fled July, and got up to the Castillo rapid in 18 hours, but she could not go farther. The steamer on the Lake Illemerea cams dews to the two rapids to meet her passes pm. ad melba *maw is to be placed between the C%11.• tab awl the tee mid% which will complete the navigation dale route. cwt moot go over those rapids with aterm, and se mew demos will always be a bar to this favembringle Min the Atlantieto the Pacific ; but er iftwelinflemalley to the interior, as they can com mmoissleaseetereys more expeditiously. All was quiet in the isasdar. BuiPMftall POISONINGS IN NORTHUMBERLAND. — Aries, sus of suspected poisoning has come to light, in the Wings of Kirkwhelpington. Two children in the fa saffig t died last week, within twenty-four hours of , both of whom arc supposed to have died from pima. The coroner, Mr. Stephen Reed, his fixed Wed gme(ll24is day) for holding the inquest, and has directed I amerhuis examination to be made in the meantime. SIVE FIRE AT CAMDEN-TOWN.—Last night, , shortly after 8 o'clock, the when range of , workshops be- longing to Mr. Newman, eargenter and builder, Murray- i stmet, Censden-town, were assevered on fire. All' the veils= bed left the build*, apparently correct, but an unnisel Ilgbt basiog been weed through the window an aim was Owes, and every aeisnusoe was rendered by olibboete I.7dortamteV no water mold be • I procured hr./nil en lam this ghe outbreak of the fired and by the time*. lido& itightle arrived ever 7 Portion of the workshy* east their sense to nem destroyed. Sem d few of tbeioneneyers% Insis were saved. Mr. - Newmas Is' only poi imineed, Y the Menondinelos, against his I is.. flow the la erlginated was eompietely unknown. THE NnitroLrinx FLAO.—The British fleet hare arrived of Palermo. The Guess " saluted the Neapolitan " flag." Mirk ef omen ie mere routine courtesy. But the ; Neapolitan los All6lll pestilent rag at present taints the 2 sirs assr me mltt the sereeielle bit of bunting to be " saluted ?" : Whet be its rightful salutation ? , The clank of ender mil the yell of the hangaian.—Pousch. THE betftlftlh—CftafttEs.—The heavy rains had " est in when the Dee left, and a good deal of time was lost; with the labourers employed on the railway, but the work was gradually progressing. Seven robbers were taken 'op for a meditated attack on the specie brought by the Dee, taken on the Isthmus. Panama was in an unsettled state, owing to the insurrection in the interior, and the' general opinion was that they will attempt to become wain dependent republic. Vesseh at Charges: Imams, Commo dore P. M'Quhea, Port Royal; Inflexible, P. H. Dyke; Alban, Lieut . A. B. Crawford , Jamaica • Helena, Com meadr M. de Convey, Barbadcs• ; Lieut. A. D. Jet, n l:lr_ritown. HOMAGE PAID TO WEALTL—SCIES sßLlL the was caused at (Mesas a few days see by the statement that a sheemeher to the ins Tebsury IMen the d pain e=Bo inset to the Lyons Wary. ]lea e-ly all hie led amtudatences, together with many pr onto sham be ateesoly knew, hastened to congratulate him, and wets mute as to what he would do with his = b l u e nee esaseatty solicited not to leave the town, and was monntsoeslo estertidned et iiM it te t day after hearta s lialanreed lb hist& dot • Sr the ballbeetai then; la orbit le sash. iag ea she hemp weeith. U. 100 Maadijils‘&11000011011. fhb* 10u UMW . ss up. mini« OR WO Do. er.. mad Witty 10 474 IlidlorlOtait Wators(l) 13 U Newiwobst . St Newport. Abnyavemay. r.fr . , PEI In 131 4' 'lr 112 111 I lon 127 129 15 16 41 4i x 4 f 11a fe le ex , 111 14 If 11 111 t 41 lf If lie 1,1, M. 110 N0717.,1177;_ PO IS Do. Nov 030— . SO Northern Ilanniiss 17also 21 North British . 10 17010E01 ltafotdakln.. . 99 19 North Waders 10 1 Morn Is loath Wowt.Jana 10 50 Oxford, Won., Is Salm It. 25 traumas °tiara! 25 21 Midland II 31 Do. New. 13, 13 Sum. IS Kra, Clam A 9, Dro., aro 8. . .. 10 MimiMary/111•10Qa. X. all dhiowabary and game Na. W. Mu.) SO 20 Do. Giwonry II 1 Da. New M =Wm SO M Waha se 16 balk is bialt96ll/Z 13 6 16169.11.194609916.LD, 16 IS awl Imahmills. awl 10 17 Ifamamilmn= 20 13 Valid Mak 00 16 Willwkedead OR 16 Tub IS 91 De. do isurins U 9 De.O.N.LPludme ▪ 00 Tea sal North MOM - 94 ii dl. 44 444 z d 10 194 ~ „ 19 91 ~ ff 7§ Sf 61 dls 17 18 Ilf 134 ens 3 21 di xi 111 34 6 raw As i3l TT 13 13 il / 4 5 4 5 4 all II 14 it li e I di 19_ 14 30 266 37 4 3Us 31 ee • le ft 144 13 Ws In If. Of 71 I Ms Se ~ 17 n s d It. 10 Ciladoslan /Is IS I 13 Cheater and llolybesd 6iall Made, Perth, and Atom 24,11astAndlasa(31.10019.0. filEarteruCottntisa Estena., 1 $ per Ci .No. 1 61pItto do. No.l '0 16 Do. New el per Gen p t. *toe. 20 O Eart.l.lalawAsopt I Edbabargb, h0t5,. 6p.0 and Dundee, 3a par Gent .. Si 11, Groat NortbernS per Om 6 Otath&W..tn(l) Clabthr It. 100 Groat Western Somerat.Weirs.6llL LastaddralltTarlaa VSO ) It. 10%." Do. 6 par C. ON& It.lloo 'LogzF u tlLOon I t, 163, train It. 100 Ditto Nay I t e rnpar ei: to I I LandonadtbWestren Nem II 16 Illan.lllwlLALtaa. la 10 1 Da. Flaw . 6 Go. 401 I 16111milImmIlr.11d3.4p.C1 112406 SENA 10'114 Wandsr, ALS par Om MAUL - 7 _ -d0 11 I 10 Ihrtin.lkaissl4o(7loe.W 1112.) 11 per It SS tenth Dem _ I 7 17 , Tart. Itinnualejt any. Ot.l4ardi GI rag.persh. 17 $ owe ss 10 Tortillo.lolLlLAS.hirti 14 j 14 II 11 f I dla Pm i war i dls !IN )0 FORMS RAILWAY!. hVon Noulocco oon Calm .. 101 104 ' frown (Vnirne) It 371 Dunk Rhin& . ... .. 3 4144 5 tonic .. ... 2 3 pm 3 .Dent Wl= Peafowls.. 66 10 ii .s, D . e. D... ... ... ... .. 1 I " 27i York Attoula... ... .. 1 10 46 Do. do. Noe ... .. 11 4 20 !Lunar sad Wogs ... .. 6 61 14 3kottoon ef Franc . .. 141 :4) 9 Orleans 644 Bonn= .. 44 41 no 20 Paris and Orions ... .. U s 5 10 Porn on lona ... .. U 36 II Parts mad stenbous .. 6 NI no 10 lons wad Ram ... .. 9 II 93 limn% and Kum ... .. 2 3 b Is awl noon .- .. II 1 I I t : . 1 1719 i SO lOf Ili Utica Sid i i as Sli l 014100 W AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWATe—TESf. iskittee 'snag eeptiamber, 4,3771. 126 9d a. . ; as weak billet year, 3,3771. MINI LAUD Al AXED WM& Duda* MINN MS a.lasia4l4oL 1 pat 301 INN 5. la Oa N N NJ DIN* a Owed %ONO N 13 ll= F lal p z andl i eur iail Nsedl4oraitaradan; pm 14 Dit O to witkadadao/40111 10 (larad to Grat.elen 9 gaa 114 BaddaglardiN (Mod so SO ra Larloolill.Wasessi 174 111 sa* Jamul= Oared IssCaladria 44 44 44 distlialiedagw_tpAi. (kandie Oa comma) ID $34 10 SD= Paid flaradiaGraatlkahora 14 14 pat SO ItaIIi9d9f(LUNININI 100 102 d 23 =dean F 60 SI If( Do. drew „43 44 30 Nallard 99 101 „ IN !ands sal Orasawlab (14Nad W INN Swim llf ND ata Peshram (ONO 134 24 20 LalamestGairApaCiat (kisidtellsraik) 134 144 el 30 Iccetlaraltaslata (Maui to ataLalalible II 53 13 Ditto 1111111 1 6 pto fs ProtantWir• (km Ism 11•11.1VidALmsJIYork 48 46 II V e a m ed itia ss(L) *00.) 04 94 pas SD SW. awl Dowd to a if 334 151 Ramps sadlONNatim I. Croat Curtain I 44 x d 43 Do. ISltoproth 81411010 —— is 94 ataawdrilre Oral to Idr. Ware 34 24 dis - 9I Wm: Villa,. sp. Cana Dowd to StocatosiDor. 3f ti This being " making-up" day in the Consol market, the settlement of the month's account has been in , and the actual business has consequently progress, i res e s onsiderably smaller than yesterday's. The settling appears to be passing off very quietly, with the rate of continuation to the next account of the 14th Oct., ruling at 4. Under the influence of the presence of the government broker, who purchased a parcel of Consols at 96:, prices have been steadily supported at yesterday's range. Considerable interest has been excited by the quasi corroboration of the accounts of the Bathurst gold discoveries, conveyed in the arrival at Pernambuco of a large lump of gold weighing 4lbs., which is now on its way to this country per the Thomas Arbuthnot, as announced in the second edition of to-day's Daily News. Consols rule steady at 961 to ; for cash, and 96; to k for the 14th October. The official list reports the business figures as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, 961 I • ditto for account, 961; Three per Cents. ReduCell, 97k; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 981, ; • Long Annuities, 1860, 7; ; ditto 30 ears, 1859, 7 8-18, j. South Bea Old An ,l • • -for Blella - Stock, 262. Bank Stock, 2151. 1 In the unfunded securities there is no change. Exchequer Bills continue quoted 455. to 48s. prem., and India Bonds, 495. to 52 prem. In the foreign stock market the transactions con tinue chiefly limited to one description, Mexican, in which fluctuations to the extent of per cent., have this morning occurred. A slight disposition to sup port the market was observable at the commence ment of business, but sellers again pressed eagerly forward, and 261 to 27, is the best quotation at pre sent obtainable, the general feeling being decidedly heavy. A communication, presumed to be from the Mexican committee, will be found below, in which it will be seen no allusion is made to the amount of the remittances on dividend account received by the Dee. To one or two of our contemporaries, however, Col. Facio has furnished a statement, showing the total reeepts to be 57,246 dollars 20e.,, of which 45,246 dollars 20c. are from Vera Cruz (being the sum advised in the telegraphic dis patch of yesterday), and 12,000 dollars from Tam pa°. There has also been received, it appears, the bill of lading of 13,656 dollars, shipped at - Mazatlan, per H.M.B. Champion. It is needless, however, to point out how utterly inadequate are the small sums as yet received to meet the requirements of the next dividend, and it remains to be seen how the requisite amount is to be made up. The prices of to-day's business are as follows : Danish Three per Cents. 1825, 781, 1, 78. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 59Z. Mexican Bonds for account, 16th September, 27; 1,1, 261, 27. Russian Five per Cents., 112. Sardinian Five per Cents., 824. For the last hour Lothbury has been filled with the waggons of Chaplin and Horne bringing from the Waterloo terminus the gold and silver bullion of the Dee, including 140 tons weight of silver and 30 tons of gold. The official communication of the Spanish am bassador to the morning organ of the absolutist so vereigns on the affair of Cuba, has come rather in felicitously, as the inference deduced is, that the Spanish cause is more desperate than was conceived, and consequently the dealers on the Stock Exchange having taken the alarm, the quotations of Spanish bonds were this afternoon depressed. The state ment of the Spanish ambassador is at the same time wanting in certain information, and abounding with improbabilities, while it contains such admissions as most seriously detract from the conclusions sought to be imposed by the writer. According to this version it is intended to bo believed that General Enna at tacked, with two hundred men, 350 of the invading force, well armed, and strongly intrenched in the village of Las Poses. The idea of charging stone walls with the bayonet is novel, and it may well be believed tho revolvers of tho Cubans and English posted in Las Poses drove General Enna back. From the 12th or 13th General Enna " remained without being at all molested till the 15th," or per haps the 16th, the invaders remaining inactive, but by some miraculous process being reduced in numbers to 200. At this date General Enna mast have had under his command some fifteen hundred men, in cluding 150 cavalry and two field pieces, and on preparing for a move in advance, found that General Lopez had "contrived to leave the village of Las Pow." The only consistent conclusion to be drawn from these admissions is that General Lopez suc ceeded in making good his landing, and completely defeated General Enna at Las Poses, who lost at least 200 men. At the same time a party of 100 men, detached by General Lopez at El Monde, was cut off, and after a desperate conflict 50 taken pri soners while attempting an escape by sea, and who being carried to the Havana, were there shot in cold blood. General Enna must have retreated out of sight of Las Poses, and the country must have been unfriendly to him, or he would have known of Lopez's change of position. After the victory of Las Poses, Lopez had two clear days for making any movement he pleased for receiving reinforcements and communicating with the other Cuban forces in arms, and with the energy which has charac terised the expedition throughout, it seems very unlikely this time was ill-spent. What was the course taken by Lopez cannot be determined, but it is no ticed as suspicious that the latter part of the despatch represents Lopez as being harassed by the three co lumns under General Enna from Las Poses on the 16th, when they had evidently missed him ; and a further contradiction to the complete defeat of Lopez is, that the force under General Enna is drawn back to the coast, where there are likewise forces under Brigadier Rosales and Colonel Elijalor. The following paper has been left at our office,sup rotto bo from the committee of Mexican bond s, but not authenticated: The committee of Mexican bondholders have, by the royal mail steam-packet Dee, received advices fromMr.Fal connet, dated 4th August. He was continuing his endea vours to obtain accounts of the duties and tobacco revenue belonging to the old bonds, and had hopes of coming to a satisfactory arrangement with Messrs. Manning and Mackintosh, without having recourse to law proceedings. Mr. Falconeet was led to believe that the government had recalled Mr. Payno, and named Colonel Facio charge d'af faires ad interim. Besides the above letter, the purport of which was known yesterday, the Dee brings in 45,246 dollars for the bondholders, and further alarm has thereby been caused, as it is known that the remittances are utterly insufficient for the dividend, and it is not supposed that Mr. Payno, if he remains, or Colonel Facto, if he takes office, can get any other capitalist to give money for the next half-yearly dividend. A complete panic now prevails among the holders of Mexican bonds, and the organs of the Mexican offi cials here have (*Reed to publish assertions of the abundant resources of Mexico. Notwithstanding the exertions made to prevent the true state of Mexi can affairs coming to light, the bonds have, in conse quence of the information afforded by us, fallen in the last few months about 10 per cent., or to the value of one million sterling; whereas a system of candour and honesty in blind/min administration would at least have preserved, on the part of capi talists here, a feeling of dependence on the good faith of the country, which is now utterly lost, and holders feel doubtful whether they shall receive the indemnity instalment, and when the _y shall get ano ther dividend. In every quarter the prospects of the bondholders are very bad, and the accounts from Mexico become daily more unsatuifactory. Be sides the indisposition of the governors of Mexico, Pueblo, and Queretaro to promote the intended eon grem of governors, and the ill state of affairs in Oututaxuato and Sonora, there are bad accounts from Flascala, Yucatan, and Oajaca. From the latter state we have advice' which represent public opinion as most excited by the financial schemes of Mr. Pins y Cuevas, and fully confirming all that we have be fore reported as to the tendency of these measures. 1 4144 f 4 I :d Si I exam li i At the present time, in the competition to which we aro subjected, there arc few branches of enter prise which have been temporarily more affected than the flour trade, the importation of French flour being valued by eminent French authorities at 3,000,0001. for the last yeer. Every suggestion for meeting this isompetition receives attention, but interest has more particularly been excited by the plan of the Conical Flour Mill Company. The inventor is a practical miller, the flour has been worked by an eminent house in the trade, and the testimonials of the London bakers arc in the strongest terms. is claimed that the new mill saves half the expense of grinding, and producing flour of better quality, enables three or four loaves more to be worked from every sack. While there appears no objection to these claims, the prospectus seems to admit of several modifications in its tone and in its details. How ever desirable it may be to introduce such machinery, if proved to be beneficial, and however legitimate a joint-stock company may be for such purpose, yet, when it is proposed to set up flour mills and work the patent in competition with existing mills, the plan becomes very questionable. Although there is a long description of the millwork, there is no en graving of it to enable it to be understood, and there Is no estimate of the working. Although enormous profits are talked of as arising from grinding flour, there aro no calculations to show how this is to be effected, perhaps because grinding is generally met by the offal produced. The plan for selling licenses seems much more legitimate, fbr capital and a staff are required to bring a new invention into activity. We make these remarks, because we should be sorry if any effort for a laudable purpose should fail from the project assuming too great extension, or being put forward in a manner too pretentious. Henceforth we are to have, it appears,a Mercantile Navy List, to be published by authority every half year, and to contain the names of the masters and mates engaged in our merchant service, the number of the certificate of each, the class in which they were examined, the name of the ship in which each one is employed, the port to which she belongs, and her destined voyage. In the number of this new publi cation now 'before us wo have in the first place the names arranged in the order of their respective cer tificates; and following this classification there is another, in which all the names aro placed alphabetically. If anything was wanted to afford an idea of the magnitude of the English mercantile marine this publication would give it, for upwards of 70 pages of closely-printed small type are occupied with the mere list of the names of the masters and mates who have passed their examination of profi ciency ! Besides this list—equally gratifying to our national pride and useful to the mercantile classes— this official volume contains a number of documents useful for reference, including statements of the names of the principal officers of tho Board of Trade; names of members of local boards, examiners, and shipping masters ; instructions to shipping masters ; table of fees to be received by shipping masters; re gulations respecting examination of masters and mates; cancelled certificates of competency ; names of masters and mates who have received honorary rewards; obituary of certificated masters ; list of persons licensed to engage seamen for merchant ships; can celled mariners register tickets; British consuls abroad; Channel pilots, licensed by the Corporation of Trinity House; scales of medicines; surveyors of steam-vessels; regulations respecting steam-vessels; a list of steam-vessels that have obtained certificates of registry from the Board of Trade; table for cake lating seamen's wages ; receivers of droits of the Admiralty ; and official notices respecting lights for steamers, consular fees, merchant seamen's fund, and the Trinity House. Such a book supplies an evident want, and will therefore assuredly enjoy the patro nage of all merchants, seamen, and others interested in our mercantile marine. X NOLIOII IUNDB.—Tu is Div. Heat 66ock, 21641.4 Long Annuldoe,7ll S per Cl. Seduced. 565 7 I India Stuck, 2th 2 3 per Ct. Cmuula, 565 I Ditto 1ivade,1,000.11.,495.32e. pro =het. Comas, 966 iWM j Eichcquer Bab, i30u1h.,43e 46u pin tar he*, 10SEION FUNDS. l i per rw Ci i :lll2tatf a 53 3 per CL Medea. WI 6 per CL Peru rise, Ou 1 DO. NOW. M I pug Mite UH errad, 43 * el per CL Buse. Ayres. 53 6 6 per CL Portacueea, 61 0 6 per Cs. Ctdlian, 104 6 6 per Ct. Rwelan, 111 113 ea air 3 per CL Chaim. 64 6 44 pir Cl. Ititedan, 1015 24 3 per Ct. Danish. 77 9 5 per Dt. r.rantah, Active, 20* ) 14 per Cl, Dutch. Di fa 3 per th. Neenleb, 354 75 4 pee CI. Dutch, VII 3* Deluder 35 4 1 1 pat Ct.O r o4ooo. 1416 I Sardinian Scr 2 l i p bp ,t ,.l;ii rd i'mi lu jen*."4. risol4 lir COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCILNO LANE-THIS DAY. SVOAR.—The market continues dull, but quotations are not altered to-day 200 hhds. Porto Rico sold in public sale, 355. to 40s. 6d. and 600 boxes yellow Ilavannah, at 345. 6d. to 38s. 1 1. The refined market dull. Grocery lumps, 455. to 495. COFFEE.—The public sales of 300 casks of plantation Ceylon are progressing heavily, and the importers are buy ing in freely to support the market. Good ordinary native Ceylon steady, 395. to 40s. TEA.—The market is quiet. PINEENTO.-200 bags were offered, foe which there did did not appear to be buyers at previous rates, and they were bought in at 6i. CASSIA LION EA.-1000 bundles (an irregular importation) sold in public sale 51. 10s., 51. Ils. ' which were high prices. Colton continues firm, with a fair amount of business done. Ron.—The market is steady, without alteration in prices. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAN. The market remains firm, and quotations are well sup ported at the following range:—Town Tallow, 375. nett cash. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, new, 395. ; old., 38s. 3d. to 38s. 6d. ; last three mouths, 395. 3d. to 395. 6d. ; January and March, 395. 9d. MARIt-LANE.---THIS DAY. There was no alteration in the value of either English or foreign Wheat this morning, and only a limited amount of bueiness was transacted. Sweet American and French Flour was inquired for, and brought Monday's rates. Barley, Beans, and Peas sold on much the same terms as at the beginning of the week. The arrivals of Oats being rather large the dealers are less inclined to purchase, and Monday's quotations were supported with difficulty. AERIYAL3 1741 . 0 LONDON FROM oth SEPT. to 10th SEPT: tun, WM.. SCOtth. OM. nodes. Wheat I 11 1 60 10 Baler OA/ l.O Molt. i ssoeo Flour. 410 onto; —barrels. Molt. 1170. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that upwards of one hundred pockets of new Hops have arrived, but still in au unripe state; and where picking has commenced there are general complaints of coming down short of estimates, which is always the case when not come to maturity. Con. sumer, seem determined to wait until that is the case, con sequently the greater part of the present arrivals remain unsold. The demand for good yearlings is on the increase, and such are very scarce. Duty 110,0001. to 116,0001. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Holywell, 14s. ; Eden Main, 14s. 3d. ; Tandeld Moor, 12s. 6d.; West Hartley, 14s. 3d.; Walls End Huwell, 16s. Ild.; Walla End Hatton, 16s. 3d ; Walls End Lamb. ton, 16e. ; Walls End Stewart's, 16a. 3d.; Walls End Tees, 168.--Bhipa at market, 60.1