The Express. — London, England, 1852-09-23 00:00:00

RAILWAYS TIIIS DAY.--Two o'CLoce. The railway market is heavy to-day, specially for the larger stocks, which aro all lower. Business is quiet. MONEY MARKET. WIDNISDAT ETIMING. prior's Patent Candle Company, 23 ; South Aus tralian, 24), 23 ; Crystal Palace, 41, 5. The prices current for new undertakings of a miscellaneous character are subjoined :—French Crystal Palace, Ito prem. ; Ebro Canal, 4to prem.; Continental Submarine Telegraph, par to 4 Fem.; Irish Submarine Telegraph,! to ,1 prem.; Fair Head Harbour, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; CLirigai Road, to prem.; Netherlands Land Euclosure, to prem. MANNA AND STOCKS lINCIUAIANTIND. a. so i It II Adabdrik, Mela. dad art Judaea Illawaretw.rad .....„ ".Vaas2 les took, up to I p.s. B&W and IQ= Ostia ma bare bar deajfit tedAbet. bat ameba (A 23 L. k its. (xis a. lbstaa Oeurbk . lestan MON, Illast A.. gi a Ili g • De.nrr rams Distalino.Sa • ~ do ." l "'"Oefa ,----"P".--- ...... 0 0 , 1 74,......., . /f e '''" - - ,:"---‘-• - - ' ' ..e......5.•-•/' d e--Z.......•‘...0••-•1 1,- - • 0 ; No. 1,899.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENT] • S LkTFORDAIROVE, Essex, withi few TI n a maims in the Mancbester polling district are about 2,000, who had act numbered twenty summer ; the mimed ...ow gm " the issio , ° m o n r s ee m o. m.., of which 1,800 have been served by the tories in the . name murderer, his uncle. d who also bores si milar naasolit a m : ' " aa L lT, •aularethdlt 11111DteleR, No. 3, of Mr. Buckazaster. The greater member of new claims ate wou ld appear t h at tho unfortunate tees.d was Midus ea thr lea i r e k e ri . to eooesee. to simplems mslr ; emstalaint its by the Freehold Lod Societies. The revision for the crewinto possession of property to the extent of SOL or k o on eae, three Ormassucaso. degoans. woo drs•aea TOWN Manchester district alone is expected to extend beyond the 70/. per annum on attaining his majority, and that lade musereese somenraiesung by Italffingelners. with Wile poirloar a present week. The only objections possessing interest or event of soy calsmity befalling him, this annuity "MOW tit ronme bill, two k Whey haft% WaSe.dowt, Mae, era. e . novelty were those made to the 41h. freeholds, aud many of retort to the uncle, Thome. Stackpoole es Malt Mr Ida , n , km .." 1.4 .. 2d .,„7:, n e so4'' wNk ' .." s .l .lll.l.ll.M usr es si ‘ dh a : l ifiril a Tfl. th ese failed. In fact , some of them had obviously On the night of Saturday last the deceased arrived at Ids -1 l A r. 4 .7;u se ,' -- s iu re - -, in - I /ONE nil or aming - esaigulag eta bedfoolll6, with in the want of practical knowledge on the part of the con- uncle's house at Bleaoslega, near this place, laving lose - a., rate ammo, fa ansats, Onddruvop 'WSW klub» , sanative objecton, sad were at once overruled. previously invited to spend the following Sunday edrithat= 51 e,.1,....h.h0w., mser-elses. vise end wet emus. Minim with and shortly after his arriral it would appear the ~,, art e viller sour, aunruseumseme. ant EIS. Apply to Yr. act was committed, which sent the unfortunate = JOIE? DE La MARL, 77, VAISM4MISI. Blehopagete. IRELAND. man to an early grave. His modeled remains we» I _ -- - on Sunday atternoon, some distance from the tenele's D H. ARMSTRONG on CONSUMPTION, and _ us %sews 1113DICETED Catlall.-.1 Sealy hollem," Demme, San V., house, at a place near the Sand-hills, the skull druid- I . 3 se e te. ainarong, " una the alma duly weed for thole', bath 12 The distribution of the medals, certificates, and frilly battered, his cap on his head, nearly clear, and o n. .t i ., e e s .t praeatadme of aue eneeesepUme by slobs. • o heeler the appearance of being pit ea eller the murder , 4 turas tat as. of the outwore etarrawaV. -Is an eaw• se a water Is Jurors report Presented hY the reTal comm i ss ioners and his boots Bin near his head she dem and Jest S„;:ef the .plug water." There weld set. »Mao he • weber of the Great Exhibition of 1851 to the Dublin Exhi- as if they bad bees deliberately dTg ite dsere. It lea dd Ito Ollser 4 a." M"al" e n ." " I del " ff , ml a = biters, took place yesterday at the Royal Dublin So- that in eesemasses o f the made absented hinsil I i s l a lemmata a the w. rot disease laden to this i:owl rv, th ...r.iireet ear or Dv. Anita/rug. The punt that the Doctor alma ciety's House. 'lhere were 21 prizes, 133 exhi- on Sunday, sassai wee aressed, and sad his amity I a t ~ y the we of the stunner loath, is seerwely that a. A thiterlea bit or e , two jurors', and tight service medals•. ..,arrested soon. a . 7 the bod y . wee head- A little *CH of l i ing alarmed, afterwards began to my out, sad a , ,' , ,A e r :: i ;',, u s - o f " sice l 'o l ,4 l ' w "` t b s tb s r, o „, " " i t, o th ae tr t e s ' aa so .,,,,, -"e " r • e it u .. Thit uts e making in all 164, awarded to the Dublin exhi- said L". it was not she d l d it, and named elms parties whom 1 tho le ...tat from the e b erere s is e ism lea Water Is borer than biters; and there were, besides, 163 jurors' reports, she said committed the foul deed in the hoses so laterdny 'e ms water, hhatre It Is lore palpable that the groat Unseat w 21 prize cert ifi c at e . , 21 honourable mentions, 112 night, while deceased was is bed. The impost was held dot Werra co math nom the servuei ohode o: add on the name " A cri ne er miter. fr. m tee tower tempnature, wood weewartly he exhibitors' certificates, and 2 jurors' certificates. yeeterday Monday), and I stademeand that a ores I named Richard tittickpoole, • demo rebid» of de , nest,,,', a• Inns the demure! sewn of*, ...It water Kos From this it would appear there had been about one is.. muisoisor the Ala, awl tide is precisely the senclele anon Mut. the thram la sena. • lksm its no 4 beneficial manta-314 In seventy•two of the Dublin exhibitors that had "' a il, :la "L nenda tivesteg red bi li :Ue reedisi . Jim_ himse lf to Ow PAW Memel „ ow e, i i Looke Ikreentil• lariat, yeti rib. treat. received prizes; and, in addition , there was abo• it _ _ d -rivimenrwan c, c b ed _ .: the same proportion who had got honourable more detailed, sad hiplines. the neat red aunt bf de. I LLSOPI'S PALE ALES -Baron Lichig on oess^d, Richard Stackpoole (the Intenatt) himself, and mo o t t o t e momemeas edeertierwents - Estrert o f o L e st e r mention.. wife, and the servant boy of Themes Stackpoole (the Smith. I nt, o r ood., ow, from Stares 'Arty to Mr. Thu -Northern Whig of yesterday has the subjoined uncle.) It &spleen that deceased sada greet resistance, ntsity st.t e •eirr, im stay, 111IftelSOI,DrAt : sh , reference to the visit of Mi. Bright and the proposed etomy r rat never -maim awl enraem, toy atentiou has tat , and there is a cut between the foreflnger and thumb of I ...est ~tiolitatoot ovules an • WlNefitsellsiOts leaded public banquet to that gentleman by the liberals of eau hand, as if received in wordage off the murderous ?!"' ' ll ' 4 W o . o t e e , -, where author altagetber moonset. Beirut :__ al , my Lame, rut . blows of his cruel eusiluit, sod the same arm is also 111•1 serer snalsoed so , re. , i.t r s orb s p . env teem it to rattle, • w•its mien, , ofenre"' ''" so. ' ''''' g"" * " far ' ".". • that Our readers are aware that Mr. Bright has been in Ire- cut in several places. After Use seerder was committed, bad for some days. He has come over to have personal it Is said one of the women canted him on her hack to the t - a eractst "It MI me ran er the original raiment. wt 1 ' '',....'";.' i tt y ...: o - :t, i t I hot net the ulaitese ksoaledge or experience of the condition of the country ; sad his great spot In which the body yas found. Tho coroner's jury tt osi 17sO;Irt as s•ti.!.s. the moony, of whuh I eneroly disapprove ob je ct is to study f or binuelf the state of the rural pope's- returned a verdict in accordance with the circumstances, 0 ,, , , eh,' i a ~., in r. vim 1 -'.h-ell t tho genera made in my GOD, and see the real working of the Irish land system in end the accused parties will be forwarded to Ennis gaol woo to ...a 1. huh ceeu.'" l 2 2. 1 vs" and an ''' I " ket "" all its be/sings. With this purpose the hen . gentleman has to-day, to stolid their Irish at the spring mai:- s for to r' 01. - •r . N„ . so visited several parts of the county Down and other places, this county. The inhabitants of this district evince the oblidorh, Mb ?esterase, 102." mixing with the people srd minutely examining into their utmost horror at the perpetration of the foul deed, and no -. BIRON Llcondition. It is his intention to prosecute his researches one could be got yesterday to take charge of the house of EBIG , Mt. ALLSOPP, and the msoimi. cum LA1 ,.._.n,„,,,„,,,d t erie t prossespr. for this way for some ems ; and we may calculate that, when the wretched mare Thomas Stackpoole. t,.14,.fae..ti0n. hel Oriver's ,kniol of ha earl:cafe in favour nest session he rises in his place in the Roue of Com ;7l-,i,..A1.4.4p, With the !Mush. moms!, en the nu netreo• leer ruff. mons to call attention to the relations of landlord and es. 31k.01c.11. CIE; I' LOt ;S., Is) of 11111 DEV.-Prleo 14.. by tenant in Ireland, he will be able to bring to bear much t ...:et Once, 4..1. 1 . , ... 1 f , ?+• adelPhi. The trade weelled •b 7 important es lame. on the subject. Mr. Bright was in Bel. COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. 6:'. rt and lb-, Pmerainternow. fast on Saturday, when a deputation waited on him to in vite him to a public binquet in this town, which invitation THIS DAY. On the 14 of Octets" •;111te_mihlieluil. rare 1 of the he cordially accepted. The deputatinn consisted of Robert I..STOIIi of the BATTLE of WATERLOO t„,,,,,5h.5s of ter cseiscsn la the Nesosst,oos to tor ,. „ rob o pod Shaw, J.P., D.L.; Jobn Curti!, J.P. ; C. B. Grim- Ala William Denville, Robert Workman, jun., William TILE DUKE OF 'WELLINGTON. SIBLD-UARMIIL the DM: se MELT 'MOWN, Watson, W. 8. Andrews, aad Arthur Close, Koos. The I ...ors.» wdo MAO. and rims Portraits of Welliorron red invitation, which was presented by the above gentlemen, At the meeting of the Common Council to-day a i ...let. sad Thirty.lmar E:chings by Gnu,. Jose*, seq., R.A. was signed by a large number of the most respeotoble in- Tl, 1:. south Lids-n. Tube romp:toed :n his Montay Puns esen habitants, amply representing the free-trade and liberal motion was made, and unanimeusly adopted, "That a cateeire st regs+ of eee kntrr.sess, Ts., or mono blase or rnria, opinions of the diatnet. It in expected that the dinner, committee be appointed to consider the best mode of teeti• ac I sul , lastratima. ”nee flalf...Coow h. U. Booth, Duliestran, thartland.plato, and all boob/elle» which is fixed for the 4th October, will be most mime- tying their respect to the memory of the late Duke of Wel rosily attended. On the importance and interest of such o ogtop o. - mark. TILE REGISTRATIONS. A •' communicated" paragraph in the Freeman's MINES. WESTMINSTER. Journal gives the followtng vindication of the Duke WeIIingtonWIIIDNIMOAT Evautwo. of from the charge so otten reiterated is COVirritreTtohr ur ras-ra.11•0 CLEVIMM.. . e ts being numerous, with but a small supply of Yesterday Mr. .1. S. Macqueen, the revising bar- the columns of that journal , of his having denied his T Aster, resumed his labours in the Court of the Lords country. The writer of the paragraph says: quinh market far dividend stocks continues firm, in ./I:dices, awl delivered judgment upon • vety important Will you permit me to ask what the foundation is far the stock in the market. 'I here has been a demand to. question hi connesan with the payment ci rates. The assertion that the Duke of Wellington, on any occasion, or day for shares in tho undermentioned adventures, p ore Ir.(' upon the censtruction of the Sir De Lacy Euro', under any eircuoutheeee, " denied his country ? " 1 heard, viz. :-West Wheal Darlington,West Caradon,Wheal ACT. the 11th and 12th Viet.. e. 90, which enoets that after many years ago, that when there was what be considered Speedwell, North Basset, Wheal Arthur, Conemara the le of January, 11149, "No pencils shall be. required, in an obtrusive reference to his obligations as an Irishman, he Trelawney, Mendip Hills, Great Wheal Alfred: order to entitle him to have his name inserted I. the list of said something to the effect, that " what he troubled him- Wh eal Carpenter. 'The sales have been chiefly con voters for any city, town, or borough in England, to have self about was his duty to the crown of these realms " pail any poor's-rate or assessed taxes except such as shall This was not, and could not have been intended, as a e de. fined to the following :-Alfred Consols, 111; Tre bast become payable from him previously to the 6th of vial of his country," or even a iliwourtev towards it. The Mayne, 261, 27; Gurn, 1, 4, l&rem..; Wheal since i ll e is f.c c h t i i e s f : r e cre . t . ary . s t b n i . p ,; fl ai i, d i ;Linurea, l 3 4 k . -1; p a p r ear is, 10 Golden, J ama bled to ry: : : tonhe of avnodtetrshaut.7"petzon shall es- e h :te t t:l i d He p e eve r al wan n inve never B l ea re d aantdal l. Con sole, l2° 18, 19 ; . re Bedford amused taxes melee from him previously to the sth day of routine, and with incensed public occupation!, he did not United, 8; Barri er, South Tamar, 6 ; East Tamar, 265.; of Janes», shall be pa i d on or before LM 20th oily of . July carless. far as self was concerned, whether his migratt-ns mat following." la the call of Mr. W. S. Ford, • claimant nimbi farther than " from the brown room to the blue." Great Wheal Badd ,2f ; Wheal Unity, 21 ; Crow for St. Clement'. 'AMA, the question arose whether the Then le se doubt that he was much and constantly abused Hill, 1 ,• Mendip Hills, 3. In Cornwall there is a assessment payable on the sth of January mast he paid ea Ittehisimegheay .. denial of hi, country." How can we be demand for Griuibler and St. Anbyn, at from 301. to or before the 20th of July; or whe th er it was eaddent sore diet thb very circumstance did not indispose him to 40f. r share ; and at Tavistock for ' shares in Wheal that that dm op t, the previous Michaelmas should have rend* war chores ? ;bindAl his brothen had their national Carpe nt e r , at 7! to 7 1 . beta slischarged rn or be that day. In this case the srupegides very strong claimant deposed that the taxes due at Michaelmas had been quo Weeleeley, never lest Inopportunity of claiming Ireland god mining shares were rather fiat to-day, paid within the time prescribed, and also that those falling as the bed el h. birth and affections. though with little change in prices. doe at Lady-day had been paid, but uot until the 30th of The Sarah Sands, whic.i left the Mersey on Satur- Imperial Brazilian and Lofted Meytean shares July. day Met, bland for Australia, has touched at Cork, continue to :excite a great deal of attention, but The ease having been argued by Mr. Haggett, the agent L :_, . 1 ,. reached u ar.Th aft th er at e se nco ve ontorias ....... regasyis prises riled . besot th e eusa ea yeassaloy. The Lae Mn the liberal party, who .aid that the quiet.. wes one fewer _ vi sa n 'lL' or 7 ral persons resident in advance in Cobre shares has brought forward sellers. very inset importance,. inasmuch its there . were .no le than three hundred claims depending *nova its decision. London, Mane cater, and other places in England, Realisations were effec.ed at 42, but the price sel- The Revising Barrister (after retiring for • minute or and who had taken berths in that vessel, missed the lied to 43 to 45. two) returned into court nod read the follow i o g decision '.- opportunity of sailing by her when she started from Advice. have been received at Lloyd's of the ar- The punks revived by this claim was decided in 1849 by Liverpool, but have been enabled by her stay formerly with, though in ignorance of, Mr. uley'sdeciai at rival at Melbourne on the Bth June last of the Futteh Mr. Beylry, and was etheidiel in lea by myself, in or .. - Cork to take their places. This circumstance has Oheb, the ship which conveyed Mr. Evan Hopkins B I have now, however, been asked ;to allow this question to been used as an argument in favour of making Cork, and him par% (sent out by the Port Phillip and Co be reargue.' ; and 1 have assented to the request on the es or some port in the south-west of Ireland, a starting lonial Gold lining Company) from Singapore, but 'Stage' that iscportadt topics, overlooked in the former point for packets to distant btittions . no letters have been received. diwussion, would be advanced. Having, however, heard The Irish sonstabulary have received orders from The Angelina, from the Allen copper works, has oil that Mr. Haggett bas to say on the part of the claimant, the government to mako out the quantity of oats, arrived off the cc :et with 120 tons of refined copper I think is my duty to state at once that he has not altered ay opinion, sad that I shall not give Mr. Score the trouble wheat, potatoes, flax, green crops, &c., under culti- in ingots, valued at between 12,0001. and 13,0001. 01 making any remarks on the other side. By the Reform ration, in the various districts for the present year. The mivices received confirm the last favourable in- Let elm of the team of qualification fan the elective ham' The men commence this laborious duty in the .eve- telligence. doe we. declared to be the payment of taxes when taxes were due. The statute ?teems , ' that the claim tat should sal divisions of the districts at once. South Tamar mine sold to-day 86 tons of silver On Saturday last the Lord Primate and the Lord lead ore at 181. 12s. lid per ton. have paid on a before the 20th day of July all ensued Uses which should have become payable from him in Bishop of Tuam arrived at the Palace, Armagh. noon of his firemises presiouoly to the Gth day of April. The Cork Constitution supplies the following ad- THIS DAY.-Two o'Cuiel. Therefore, he wae to show that by the 20th of July he had ditional and detailed particulars connected with the The Gold Mining shares show no increase of busi (*.rued elf hi, asw.•ed taxes down to the 6th of April, late capture and escape of Mr. Sutton, station master nest to day, but prim are quiet. Port Philip shares otherwise be was not to be placed upon the register of _. t he porches te station stati , of the London and Peril- ere better, with buyers, at 1 prem. voters. Frees the want of vigilance, from aceideat, and ae from ether eausee, it happened that many persons allowed mouth Railway, and who is stated t) have made his United Mexican and Imperial Brazilian shares the 24th of July to pare, leaving unpaid taxes which ought way to Ireland with a considerable rum of money: remrin at yesterday's prices. Cables have rallied to have been paid previously to the 6th of April ; tad they On 11r. Sutton's fleet arrest, "he confessed he bad made to 45. were excluded from the lists, although their qualifications away with a sum of 700/. belonging to the company; but . Oates levelers. in all other respeeta were free from objection. Such con. endeavoured to make it appear that the company owed prises i deo, eaued to be the law, end such its operation from the date him • larger sum than that, and that, in fact, it was no g o , Mn,.lab., aPali yerenday. Soway. of ;hi: Reform An to the year ISIS. when the legislate» eueberrlreneut sr a ll. He also stated that he had two wee- _ se o prorated upon with some difficulty to 10 pus an act, the tithe for 6001. at the other aide of the water, who would mem I Amu vela all I I ass I llth and 12th of Queen Viet., e. 90, enlarging the period of have to pay that amount to the railway company, and were ong Lt.. 40 0 0 en 11 1 .0 1 .11 ..... - 2. 2 f Pm' a Is - - sormiwible arrears. apparently for the sole purpose of worn- well able to do it; and that in that ease he was sure MOOD 10 Alm via 2 I If ~ eixistiag tarelyandneusauttaapayers. Thustatute provides the compacT would never follow him for the sake of 1001. 2 0. 50 u 10 am mo. I 1 It that is order to entitle any person to have his name inse rt ed ot 70t, the balance of the 700 e of his defalcation. The imam 1 Ustrelhis Freehold ' t om Is the list of yours be shall not be required to have paid comtableos this, brought him before Captain White, J.P., 20,U11 _. lam and! Ave Marla all Mni per say lured taxes except such as shall bate become payable and rapeseed the gentleman to make the statement to the rllO a Oaal from him previously to the sth day of January in tbe same margistrete {beg Inc had just made to him (the constable). i m a n ev e 3, 1 sishe b u s a i a tr Gold „. c al 3 - ! -- 11, - - year. ho that a.. person shall he el:titled to be on any Mr. Suttees esmpiled, and repeated the statement pretty 10,000 us AMYL talp.(Ms. et 3/. DM. 111 Yr 133 '?"h Ist slew Om a...eased la d en Pitiable from him aceuratelf. Themeerbgratetol4 him that from his own story, s i va is vs, 0 1 ,...d wa s - - ad - v. timely to the 4th day of January shall have been which he hod made eat aping bira•elf, he had no doubt ef Ono/ 20 Do. fisolohn Int le; - - pidl on or before the 20th day of July seat following. The hie having marls' the semey, and he would consequently 1111,000 1 Or wnestherk. an i die year tutted tuft an imposed by cut-tee which declare thee , remand him till les* of genununications from London. oo llittOo - OthellOan to be ;elates quarterly, on the 24th of June. the 20th of Constable Duren weds to Sub Inspector Walker that '""'"" I Osimial .........- 14 - - orotsmber, the 20th 01 December, and the 20th of Mareili night • letter, whisk vas forwarded to the authorities in 10,000 .. C isig qi .r . " ... ",iimmik ppm an iea sat Those .tatetee„ however, do not contemplate a quarterly Leaden and the ee was that on Thursday morn- 20,002 20 elmemill co:onion. To save expense, sad to promote wypsellitlOef , , Log Sergeant Bent, of E division, and another detective 30,0 rd Ode» Messeabs...--. an Idle say the Gweetioll ill to be by hen-yearly wee», at Michaelmas polieeman, arrived in Cork from London, for the purpose te r am oo Omni Dishy onsaa ... all aes sod Lady-day. This is tlie g I tule ; to s s, nder ape- of brioging Mr. Sutton back with them on a charge of em ,E,,...1,- neat Polllooth all 111 pat Cl 2. c:reytnita i m e . requiring greater strictnehe collet- beulement. They set off from London with the utmost ove n Its Is U nthurat.... ...... - a l l I I Its a ton may be eus:rterly. Keeping in view that the haste, and proceeded here as rapidly as pc - Bible, not giving ninoo Lea.KlaWor,O.Qui.C.Co. all di, 1 e e airesnt is, on or before the 20th of 31 1 1 e. to Fay all taxes themselves time to weer' a warrant far the serest of Mr. 100,000 narketta •I iel, etall have become payable from him previously to Sutton, but bringing dOCallseills PhOring the amount of so.roi 1 Menienheenthasnerker a ti at tie 'ell of Januar), it ILIVIIIIN e'en that the quarterly pay money he had embezzled, and of which they were ready to r: e n e ' l Sew Onmaila .........- all t ois Segura fir ^••,._.__ : meat falling due on the 20th of December ii included le make deposition on oath. The two detective officers 130 000 Perim* . . ..... - 1 4 ens 11 4 this requirement. But then it is said that the a r riv e d on Th urs d a y. M r . S u tt on h a d b een re- to ; i00 Omen Rock ......... so i die querterll tax due on the 20th of December is men d e d on Sunday, and hail he not been later - ?,Aso as sentlegodeCulia.........-. let la 124 not usu :, demanded " previously to the sth of January," f eu d w i t h , t h e d etect i ves would have been en- 3 0 .0 00 1 leek ea5tre11aa............ 1 pas Inn, 11 l and therefore in the eye of the taw is not to to regarded es.. .. e aged to take him back with them by next steamer. 4 .° 70 10 Its ol oft ... ------ 7 17 1 7 " payable previously to the 4th of January." In other t llut on Tuesday evening, the prisoner having procured 41, 0 4 l e.Ml Vatted Menem -.... an ti si 1I I word., a debt is not payable until it has been demanded . the professional aosistance of Mr. Wallis, nttorney, he was jou oo l l l I 1 Yuba 11 2 4 ,2 "1 ".,,,,,,,.. * .. .......... ali t 17,:z I But lam bound ;o bold the contrary, because the statutes broueht up before Mr. Gibbing., J.l', and discharged nn . imposing the taxes. and the is-strecions to the collectors, the totem. y's application. Before getting his discharge M n - ----- --- exprinsie declare that • althougb the taxes are collected half- Sutton lisnded to the magistrate a letter from the chairman LOCAL SHARE MAAKETB. raly, " they are payable quarterly." According to Mr . lof the South Eastern Railway Company, en him HlMgetes argument, it is only when th e debtor of the escape the country, and stating that the company would LIVIIIMOOL, Sze?. 22.-Our market opened • shade grown is in pecuniary diffieultiee that Ms taxes ere payable ' rte. On stetting hie discharge, Mr. Sutton pro- duller than it clovd last evening, and a further decline wee 55-Steely. When he I. prospe r ous they can only be 'third 1 to Dublin by the quarter to 10 o'clock p.m. mailtrein. ' visible towards the cleat of the market. The following are her half yearly. Thin doetrine, that the eights o' - creditor Ta proceedings took place without the knowledge of the quotations from the official share list:-Birkenhead, are to vary with the changes that may take place in the Constable Duo., who, on discovering that the prixoner was Lancashire, sect Cheshire, 1 d.-Ditto (late Chester and Bir pesitiou of debtors, is new, end is not much recommended game, sent el- of the det-ctives after him by the 10 o'clock kenhead), 201 1 1-Blackburn (late Blackburn Clitheroe, blebeing first brought to light in • court of registration . Me teals, giving him a description of Mr. Sutton's appearance, and West Yorkshire), 61-Csledenisn , 2112Laneashire opniOß, in there, is, that the quarterly tat of the 25th I Sergeant Bent rem-lned till the three o'clock p.m. train and Yorkahlre, 841-Ditto (filth shares), 31 el.-Ditto (161. of December lest was duo and became papa previously to during which Constable Donee give him tome clues alma; F shares), par-London and North W ..tern, 1205 IW the sth day of January in the present year ; and be who the intermediate stations along the line. The prisoner bag Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 301-Ditto (preference follies paying it es or before tbit 20th of July forfeits his not s i nce b een h ear d of. The primer was sot iu the H ue shares), 111 16-10-Midland, 77i ie, 1-South Eutern and vote. This, 1 conceive, is the few. Now it appear by the end Cry, which the detectives accounted for by saying they Dover, 211-Oreat Southern and Western, 46-Dutch Übe eviuence that the present cleimoot, Wm. Simpson Ford, were sure he wag in a house in London ; ,it was the house rash. 1.16 d. has during the lost year been uniformly behind in of an setorney, and on that account they did not like to blasenmetwa, Stet. 22.-Prices have been a shade tie- paym en t o f tams. Th. taxes &mewled in search it ; but they kept • watch on al those easier, but the change has not brought many buyers into the beginning of IJeounber he don not pay till who west in and out, ready to seize him whenever the market, and there hes been but • moderate extent of Lady.day, a.ad taxes demanded on the 10th of April he would make his appearance. They were still engaged business. Blackburn+, 61 - Cheshire Junctions, 71. d.- he does not pap till the 30th of July thereafter, 1 have watching it when the commur iestion from Cork arrived, Manchester Auurance, 141 p.-Caledonians, 21i-Bhef th. ref , » nu difficulty in rincOng the present Claim : sod / At another tim e the detectives had him, they supposed, fields, 301-Ditto (new pref.) 1 p.-Leeds (fifths) 31 (1.- raped at on the ground that the quern sly tax of the 20th perfectly secure in a hotel. One of the detective", eternize Lee& 'duck, 851-Loudon stock, 121-M. & B. C. Qrs. of December last was not paid by the claimant till the 30t11 a trave ler, dined with Was, and on his going to bed the li P.-Dundalk and Enniskillen, 131-Midlands, 771- 0 July in the present year . Even if this decision were ether detective sat at the foot of the stairs all night for fear Leeds (prof.) 15 1-Ltedt P• ip. I wrote it has the merit of conformity; s point in the con- he should escape . Mr. Sutton, flowerer, sou too many for BIRMINGHAM, Seer. 22. This market was very dull 'HI , ritlss o f ortotraey rules stios o,„, next to justice th em. Ile suspected something wont about the travellers, to - day , and prices stationary. Shrewsbury and Binning elf. •nit belied 01. ettarobla,••_tat.: 4.. 1.. S.: ..--•.1- a- ...- liana fl,taminn anal Knvela Wawitnwat ...a...e.............1, ./.. There was no movement in the English stock market to-day, but Consols left off a shade firmer. The transactions for money and time ranged between 100 and 1001, and the closing quotation was 1001 to 1 for cash, and 1001 for the 13th October. There was a bargain in India stock at 277, and in Bank stock at 228. The March Exchequer Bills were dealt in at 711. to 745. prem.. But in the June issue nothing was done. India Bonds mark 84s. to 87s. prem. Foreign stocks were not quite so firmly support( it. Turkish scrip did not maintain the high rate of pre mium lately established, closing 9 to 91 prom. At Paris, yesterday, the price ruled at 10, to 11 prem. Spanish stocks also showed a little reaction. (liana dun Deferred were maintained at the rally of yes terday afternoon, but are still about / per cent. worse than on Monday. Bargains are thus marked —Austrian Old Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 86 (exchange fixed at 108. per £.) Belgian Four-aud-a-Ralf per !Ouils. (swebwafro, Mr.) Brazilian Old Five per Cents.,lo4, 31. Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 90/. Granada I)eferred Bonds, 12t, , 1 Mexican Three per Cents., 251. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,los,l. Sardinian Five per Cents., 951, 96. Spanish Old Three per Centv., 504, ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 231, 3 ; ditto Passive (Converted), 61; ditto Committee's Certif., 21 per cent. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 93, A , , t prem. Canada Six per Cent. Bonds are worth 115 1 ; City Navigation Three-and.a-11 alf per Cent. Bonita, 97. Bordeaux and Cette Railway shares were quoted in the house to-day 2/ to 21 prem.; Upper India Railway, 1 to 1 prem.; Beziera and GraillSONIC Railway, par to 1 prem.; Richmond and Quebec Railway, 1. tol prem. On tiro subject of the Turkish loan we have received the subjoined communication from a cor respondent btn,—liners is a letter published in one of your contem poraries of this morning, bearing the 147,110,t1111) of " Spec tator," and referring to the Turkish loan, which reqa r,s an answer. By the Koran and by usage, Mussulmanan are prohibited from taking interest on money. And it N in consequence of this law that there are no banking firms of eminence, and that houses and lands are the favourite in vestments of the followers of Mahomet. In Turkey the Greeks and Armenians are hankers, in the east, Hinloos and Gathnis. But it is not unlawfid for a Mussuiinan to borrow mane y on usury—the sin rests on the head of the lender. The borrower is free from all blame, and it is ridi culous for "Spectator" to assert that Mrssulmanan in Tur key can carry on their varied occupations without creilt. Nor in the quotation, from the Koran is there one espies sion which can in any way be construed to eondi.ran the borrower. _ _ _ _ --- A "communicated" paragraph in the Freeman's Journal gives the following vindication of the Duke of Wellington from the charge so otten reiterated is the columns of that journal, of his having denied his country. The writer of the paragraph says: Will you permit me to ask what the foundation is far the assertion that the Duke of Wellington, on any occasion, or under any circumstances, " denied his country ? " I heard, many years ago, that when there was what he considered an obtrusive reference to his obligations as an Irishman, he said something to the effect, that " what he troubled him self about was his duty to the crown of these realms." This was not, and could not have been intended, as a " de nial of his country," or even a discourtesy towards it. The Duke was never in Ireland since his chiensetretaryship. Be never was in Scotland at all. The fact is, he was amen sfretatine, and with integrant public occupations, he did not mirk as far as self was concerned, whether his migrati..ns sanded farther than " from the brown room to the blue." There is no doubt that he was much and constantly abused Ille Ids imaginary " denial of his country." How can we bo GM that this very circumstance did not indispose him to ~visit our shores ? All his brothels had their national sympathies verystrong ; and the greatest of them, the Mar quis Wellesley, saver bit an ooportsinity of claiming Ireland as the land of his birth and affections. The Sarah Sands, whic.a left the Mersey on Satur day last, bound for Australia, has touched at Cork, which she reached after encountering =woo vouzyis weather. It appears that several persons resident in London, Manchester, and other places in England, and who had taken berths in that vessel, mimed the opportunity of sailing by her when she started from Liverpool, but have been enabled by her stay at Cork to take their places. This circumstance has been need as an argument in favour of making Cork, or some port in the south-west of Ireland, a startiog point for packets to distant stations. The Irish constabulary have received orders from the government to m ak e out the quantity of oats, wheat, potatoes, flax, green crops, &c., under culti vation, in the various districts for the present year. The men commence this laborious duty in the seve ral divisions of the districts at once. On Saturday last the Lord Primate and the Lord Bishop of Them arrived at the Palace, Armagh. The Cork Constitution supplies the following ad ditional and detailed particulars connected with the late capture and escape of Mr. Sutton, station master at the Dorchester station of the London and Port a mouth Railway, and who is stated t, have made his way to Ireland with a considerable sum of money: On Mr. Sutton's first arrest, " he confessed he had made away with a sum of 7001. belonging to the company; but endmenured to make it appear that the company owed his a larger sum than that, and that, in feet, it was no embezzlement at all. He also stated that he bad two KM thin for 6001. at the other Bide of the water, who would have to pay that amount to the railway company, and were well able to do it; and that in that case he was sure the compacy would never follow him for the sake of 1001. or 70/, the balance of the 700'. of his defalcation. The constable, on this, brought him before Captain White, J.P., and requested the gentleman to make the statement to the magistrate that he had just made to him (the constable). Mr. Sutton complied, and repeated the statement pretty accurately. The magistrate told him that from his own story, which he had made out against himself, he had no doubt el his having embezzled the money, and he would consequently remand bum till recept of communications from Loudon. Constable Duress wrote to Sub Inspector Walker that night • letter, which was forwarded to the authorities Ia London and the consequenee was that on Thursday moths lag Sergeant Bent, of the E division, and another deteetive policeman, arrived in Cork from London, for the p of bringing Mr. Sutton back with them on a charge °fem. bethlement. They set off from London with the utmost haste, and proceeded hers as rapidly as pe - sible, not giving themselves time to mature a warrant far the arrest of Mr. Sutton, but bringing documents thawing the amount of money he had embezzled, and of which they were ready to make deposition on oath. The two detective officers arrived oft Thursday. Mr. Sutton had been re manded on Sunday, and hail he not been inter feryd with, the detectives would have been en abled to take him back with them by next steamer. ,But on Tuesday evening, the prisoner having procured the professional assistance of Mr. Wallis, attorney, he was brought up before Mr. Gibbing', J.l'., and discharged on the otters• y's application. Before getting his discharge Mr. Sutton lisoded to the magistrate a letter from the chairman of the South Bittern Railway Company, encouraging kini escape the country, and stains, that the company would hpseente. On getting his discharge, Mr. Sutton ps d to Dublin by the quarter to 10 o'clock p.m. mailtrals. te Tb proceedings took place without the knowledge of Constable Damn, who, on discovering that the prisoner wee gene, Pent oo- of the det-ctives after him by the 10 o'clock teals, giving him a description of Mr. Sutton's appearance. I Sergeant Bent rem-ined till the three o'clock p.m. train, during whieh Constable Dun ' give him some clues about the intermediate cations along the line. The prisoner has not since been heard of. The prisoner was not iu the Hee and rry, which the detectives accounted for by saying they , were sure he was in a house in London ; ,it was the - bowel of an sttorney, and on that account they did sot like to search it ; but they kept • watch on all those who west in and out, ready to seize him whenever he would make his appearance. They were still engaged watering it when the commuricatinn from Cork arrived.l At another time the detective+ had him, they supposed, perfectly secure in a hotel. One of the detectives, attired as a treveller, dined with h'm, and on his going to bed the ether detective sat at the foot of the stairs all night for fear ' he should escape. Mr. Sutton, however, was too nir e a s. sr wrongthem. lie suspected somethi n g the tra end bribed the chamber-moil to let him up stairs W Ilme garret, whence he escaped through the skylight. Ilk NY that be has made elf with • couple of thousand paw& lao longing to variouspersons who foolishly tread Idni. Ito was &speculator in corn, brit his plan of Warm wee covet He world buy a few hundred quieten of WWI{ 0111 " tick." sell it the very same day for is. $ quarter kin than he heeethe it, keep the proceedi, and forget to pay the person ethatold it to him. There is nn doubt but a reward would Illems been given for bieapprehension. A correspondent of the I.'eening Mail gives the Mowing particulars of the horrible and mysterious entrder committed on the night of Saturday last at Milltown lifalbay, in the county of Clare. The crime, k will be perceived, had no feature of an aggrarian abaratter about it: _ _ " is wrong in matter of fact, and ther . fore I contradict him. Ile may not he right in matter of opinion relative to the assumed decadence of the missive ant ths depreciation of the coinage. ANGLO-INDIAN. Another French railway is on the told& The line in question will run from Metz to Valenciennes, passing by Mezieres, Sedan, and Meet. The conces sion is expected to he made on the returu of the Pre sident from his southern tour. In the Madrid Gazette is . published a royal decree, conceding to M. Martin Lame, a merchant of Ma- , lap, the railway from Cordova to Malaga. It is further stated that M. Campana has been authotised to survey the line from Seville to Madrid. The prospectus was issued to day of a small metro politan line, bearing the title of the Wimbledon and Croydon Railway. The object is to giro railway ac commodation to the populous districts of Wimbledon, Merton, Morden, Mitcham, and Croydon, and to unite the London and South Western and London and Brighton railways. The line is only 41 miles long and its cost is guaranteed by a responsible contractor not to exceed 45,500!., which will be raised in 101. &bares. It is stated that a working aremegensent has been entered iota with the directors of the South Western and Brighton Companies, the result of which will be to give a minimum dividend of 4 per cent. on the guaranteed cost of the line, besides other prospective advantages. The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam yesterday were as follows :—Dutch Four per Cents., 93 13-16 ; ditto Two-and-a-half per Cents., 641 ; Spanish Nov Deferred Three per Cents., 23 15-16 ; Mexican New, 261 ; Portuguese New, 89.1 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metalliques, 79/. The quotation of the Five per Cent. Metalliques at Vienna on Tuesday was 961, and of the exchange on London 11.28. This latter quotation shows an unfavourable reaction. The miscellaneous joint stock share market is cha racterised by increased activity, the inquiries being numerous for many descriptions, including bank. I dock, insurance, and other shares. Generally it may I be said that the transactions in this department are more important than at any former period, and as': the abundance of money is encouraging the tonna. tion of many associations of an utilitarian character, this market will doubtless be further extended. Our weekly detailed notice of the features presented in each department is subjoined. Baldness in Bank shares has been extraordinarily active, and the market wears a very satisfactory ap pearance. In London and Westminster Bank shares there have been a great number of transactions, and the price has an upward tendency.. Australasia, Colonial, London Joint Stock, and Linen of London shares, are also looking up, and Union of Aus tralia are very firm. All the new Australian Bank shares are maintained at a good premium. The sales of the week include :—Bank of Australasia, 37, 61, 6,1; British North Ameriean, 57/. ; Colonial, 16, 151, 161, 16; Commercial of London, 29, 1 Loudon Chartered Bank of Australia (V. 10s. paid), ; 41, 1, 1. 1,1, 1; London Joint Stock, 191; I.on don and Westminster. 331, 1, 33, a, 33, 1; Oriental Bank Corporation, 39, 1, 38 ex new; Royal Aus tralian Banking and Gold Importing (11. paid), 11, ; Union of Australia, 501, 50, 1, 50, ; ditto, (21. 10s. paid), 61; Union of London, 171. Shares in the new English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank aro worth 11 to 11 preen. Dock stocks are very firm, and London stock is 1/. 'per cent. dearer than last week. The last prices age :—Commercial stock, 105; East and West ludia, 168; London, 130 ; St. Katharine, 96 ; Southampton (50/. paid), 31; Victoria (21. paid), 61. Steam-boat shares have been rather quieter. Peninsular and Oriental arc steady, and Royal Mail Steam dearer than last week. Prices are thus marked :—Australian Royal Mail, 4 ; General Screw Steam Shipping, 50; Geseral Steam Navigation, 291; Peninsular and Oriental, 861, be; ditto New (16!. paid), 381; Royal Mail Steam, 79, 781, 79. Shares in the North of Europe Steam Navigation Conipany are . quoted 1.16 to 3-16 prem. The Inquiries for insurance shares continue. The investments this week have been chiefly in Indemnity Marine Guardian, English and Scottish Law Life, Rook Life, and United Kingdom shares, all of which aro better; other descriptions arc steady. the pre sent quotations of the market are us fullows:— Albion, 86; Alliance, 221; ditto, Marine, 42; Atlas, 20, ;i9+; British Commercial, 7 ; Church of England, 81; Clerical, Medical, and General, 21 q ; County, 102; Crown, 161; Eagle, 77, ; Equity and Law Lite, 51 • English and Scotch Law Life, 3? t Europ e an Life, 14; Family Endowment, 31; General, 5 ; Globe, 1465; Guardian, 58; Imperial Fire, 236; ditto Life, 191 ; Indemnity Marine, 321; Law Fire, g Law Life, 461, 47 ; Legal and General Life, 51: ' London Fire, 30 ; London Ship, 30; Marine, 171 ; 1 Medical, Invalid, and General, 21; Minerva, 5; Monarch, I •, National Provincial, Ik ; Palladium I Life, 21; Pelican, 43; Phoenix, 172, IT3; Profes sional Life, 1 ; Provident Life, 40; Rock Life, 84; Royal Exchange, 231 ; Sun Fire, 211 i ditto Life, 55; Union, 220; United Kingdom, 41; Universal Life, 411 Victoria Life, 5, h. The Equitable Reversionary Society's Fibres are quoted 119; General Reversionary and Investment, 100; London Reversionary, 13; noionary I;.- tercet Society, 106. Miscellaneous shares are quoted as follows in the °Seidl list :—Auction Mart, 26; Australian . 46- cultutal, 30; Canada Company, 50; Electric Tele mph (A shares, 201. paid), 195 ; Hudaon's Bay Stock, 220; Hungerford, 47; London Institution, 5 ; Ltgunroor., flare. 22.—Our market opened a shads duller than it closed last evening, and a further decline was , visible towards the close of the market. The following ere the quotations from the official share list:—Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire, d.—Ditto (late Chester end Bir kenhead), 201 1 I—Blackburn (late Bleckburn, Clitheroe, , and Wist lorkshire), 61—Celedenian, 21 —Lancashire and Yorkshire, 851—Ditto (filth shares), 31 d.—Ditto (l&. F shares), par—London and North Western, 1201 120— Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 301—Ditto (preference, shares), 111 15-16—Midland, 771 le, I—South Eastern and Dover, 211—Great Southern and Western, 46—Dutch Bb e -1 nish, -16 d. Idaucitwerstr, BKPT. 22.—Prices have been • shade easier, but the change has not brought many buyers into the market, and there has been but • moderate extent of business. Blackburn., GI - Cheshire Junctions, d.— Manchester Assurance, 141 p.—Caledonians, 211—Shef fields, 301—Ditto (new pref.) 1 p.—Leeds (tiohs) 3 1 d.— Lee& studs, &i}—London stock, 121—M. et B. C. Qrs. 1( p.—Dundalk and Enniskillen, 131—Midlands, 771 Leeds (reef.) IN—Leeds 1 p. BIRIIINOIIAI4, Seer. 22.—This market was wry dull to-day, and prices stationary. Shrewsbury and Birming ham (Lndon and North Western guaranteed stock) was done at 75 6-16 per cent. Lams, Barr. 22.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln. have been dons this morning at 1 per cent. advance, and Leeds Northern, at 1 less than yesterday. No variation in other stocks, and very little doing. The annexed arc all the tranracti.ma this mooing'—Leeds Northern, 181— N. iVestern, Si—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lino:Ansa., Sit arim rejeeted. The learned gentleman then 'marled elpiee of the above judgment to Mr. Senn: ane. Mr Iluipott, the latter of whom g autieepef appeal 0 the (*wart of Common Pleu. LANCA8111111:. • The extraordinary number of 6,719 objections have tree taken to votes upon the new figment upon the county . of !Anteater, of which e.t.a see for Sou. h Lencashire, sr • t 2, l ,'Fb for North Lancashire. Pot the former the tones have olijeettil to 3,657 quablications, end the liberals to 1,093; 6/ the latter, the Writs ha.e objected to 1,3.34 qualifica tions, and the liberals to 763. The revision f .r South Lancashire commenced et Men ete,e r yeyerday morn i mg, before J.P.Wilde. 111r.Worth• burnt arid Mr. (libeon w e re the attorneys for the liberals, sod )4, }homer, Or Liverpool, for the tones. TM total ob- LONDON AND Notts WESTERN RAILWAT.--J Return of traffic for the week ending Sept. 19, 1862 : Passengers, parcels, carriages, horses, and Mill, 200.071. 16e. 94. ,• rnerehandle, 18,7931. 11s. Ild.; cattle, 1,6881. U. 64. Total, 60,4691. 13a. M. Correepondint wtek,lB6l, 01,018.. 9.. ILI. Ditto, 1860, 47.279!. 6s. Aggregate:94l I 8 O-497,1774171.94.; 156.1-764,3801.121.10 d.; 1862-628,9794 9a. 11d. Tim victim was a yosag ma, named nasal Stackpoole, - a. • • - • . . • . . _ . . . . . tit OT LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 23, 1852. [THREEPENCE. 1, • 11 THIS DAY.—Two There is to variation of importance in the price of Consuls, which remain steady, with a quiet market. The price his been 1001 to 1 for time, and is now. called 100 to ,f for money, 100,1 to 1 for the LAI October. Thu oniy other annuities that has met with btoiacss is the South Sea stock, which marks Ill!. The floating debt exhibits no change. In the foreign stock market Spanish Bonds are rather flat, and Turkish Scrip higher than yesterday. ' The contraetota have to-day received the Turkish Scrip from Paris, and st i ete that it will be delivered to morrow at latest on the Stock Exchange and to other subscribers. The price of the scrip is marked ' to prem. Spanish Old Threes, 50! to ; ditto New Ileferred VI: Les, 231 to ; ditto Passive, 64. I hitch Fours, 937. Mexican, 2 Buenos Ayrean, 71f. Granada 4 Leferred, 12. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Ilibierst aid Olempir t e. ot.Diree. A. Mout. Da. drata. A, Wadi.. LI sad Wast.(lra.) 0 - arise Weans ,11 Laaeadia Catllals In D..Sf4as Lawalldie sad Tortalar Il Do. lii Do. 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Par 11 Mow. O 4 . l .l,llhrbeet Lowest. aria* rot Asaruut. 3 twOresk • 77 SO j TS I 1 TS le ; TT 73 7 7 en 4 1vvrew 7 v . 141 •• lei le tea a• lot 60 104 03 101 23 It pee &la', per Cent, . • 3 por Caw , . aieWiAtll l ." Submittal Lea; tat t, ts 30; 90 dogs, 25 174. 1541,103,3perCU513 Wow Naples &Ma 104 10 &eq. Do. LOA .. Piedmont 3it Do. 1. 1363 ~. I Rank Inane 2140 nasmo, SEPT. 22.—St. Germain, —; V eraniuya (r.gl4 I:.ank), —; dltto (lest bank), $37 30; Paris owl Orleans 1,177 Co Par.s arid , 411, 1 94.1 ; Ituuen and there, 410; Slane:).,, anti Magoon, 305: 4 trapboure and ita!e,3:7 f.a; Northam :A 75; lets and ntraeboure, HO. Path and Lyles. 8:3; Lyons and Asian,. Gl5; liontereaU sad Troyea, 276.23; (Wont. 637 30; r: 33. Dialer A Gray, 242 '5O: • Path and Cherbourg, Sail 23; G:iat• sod Ikaanorm,s;;; Botikena and Vote, 272 50; Path sn.lbetatia, 103 ; DADA and Faearr.r., 247 70; Grand Comb,. 1,520. BERLIN, SEPT. 20.—Voluntary 1.01121. 1021 ; New Four.and-a•Ilalf per Cents. (1850), 1011; ditto (1832), 1012. National Debt, 931. Counnereial iklanne Society's Prennnui,l2Bl. Bank Shares, 107 1 . VIENNA, San. IB.—Five per Cent. leta:liques, 05; New Loan (Series A), 93; ditto (Serie:. II), III; Lombardo Venetian, 021. ' Bank Shares, 1,362. Exchange on London, 11.27. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Elva An.—lhis article continues to have a firm appearance. and the SIAI3II public tales went off steadily. 11,:k0 loaves B.lfiian refiucd were offered, and nearly all bought in by the Import. r. The refined mtrkct atcady ; gmcery 44e. to 47.. Coma —The public gales an gring di heavily, at tt reduction ciliated yesterday, Is. TRA.—The market is firm, but miler, to-day. Srters.—There has not beta a public •ale to-day. SPIRIT,' —Ruin and Brandy maintain last sweek'a pr:ci V, but the demand has been limited the last tar, day-. Corrox.—A small amount of bugling' only done, but prices are supported. In otlatr artistes no alteration. TALLOW MARKt.I.-THIS DAY. The market 1, hrm, and prices are advancing, especially, on the spot. Vtry tittle Tallow being on offer on the ,pot, holders eon= ad the market. Town Tallow is worth 395. 3d. nett cub; Petersburg Y.G. on the spot, lOt. to i;d. ; October to P. comber, 40s. to 39.. 9d. ; Januay to March (1853), 40a. buyers. SMITHFIELD }}AY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Mtvir. reports very little dilng, at the f am lag quotation..—rrline meadow ney. 71. roht) e . ; 61.11. to GM.. ; Rowen, 50s. to 60s. ; Clover, doe. Of.. second eut, Or. to 905.; Straw, 28s. to 36e. interior, PUBLIC SALES. Barr. 22.—8 y 'Messrs. MooKE and Try rtz, at t..c Mart —A freehold property at eiewer•green, ar Win hor. ron sisting of a pas 1.1 semi-detached residences, estimattd to produce 7ot. rer annum; three rtsidencco, calculated to produce 120. p..r annum; two fields measuring six acres, containina 1)66; earth, and a farm of 10 acres, with home stead, &c.—sold in lots for 5,5651. Two freehold houses, Maidenstone•bill, Kent, let at 401. ' per annum-3301. Leasehold house and premises, No. g, Wardour•strcet, Osford-street, Lt at M.; term, 31 years unotpircd at 491. 153.-2101. By Mega. DANIEL Slim and SON, at the Mart.—Two houses, Nos. 21 and 22, Lloyd-square, Pentoned: 1. tat 103/. per annum, held for 69 Jena unexpired at 2.:/.—09.51. Two houses, Nos. 9 and 10, Lloyd-square, prcdueing /AL per annum, term 69 years, at 211. 64.—, 651. Leasehold house, No. 8, Brunswick-street, Ckrkenwell, let at 181., term 37 years, at 41.-1201. Impro red ground rents of 121. per annum, s , cum!. fn 09 years upon Na.o 41 and 42, Wharton-street, I'entonville -20/. Two similar ground rents-2401. Four lessehehl gmund rents amounting to 36/, per Sr.. num, secured ter 96 years upon ten rat houses in Wharton. street, rentonvale-71301. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE SERPENTINE.—This morning information was sent to Mr.ranehani, the it , pity coroner, of the followinjedre adful occurrence in the Si. pen. tine, which resulted in the death of Mr. Stevens, a member of the Whit i g'on Club, in the Strand, and living at 1l Dayhant street. Camden 'lowa. On Wednesday afternoon he was with his boat on the Serpentine, which he allowed to drift under the bridge. deps gentlemen, who were in Kennington-onions, saw him stan..ing up in the boat, and apparently pushing it from the side of the bridge, when he went head first into the water. • Several boats wont to the spot, and in about ten minutes 1 Winnett, ono of the Societe 's men, succeeded in getting the body out, and he immediately rowed up to the H u mane Society's hou.e, where every possible aid was rendered by Dr. Woolley nut Mr. 'Williams, the superintendent, but their efforts were unavailing. The deceased, who is most respectably connected, was in the prime of lite. THE Loss OF TILE BIWRTFORE EMIGRANT SHIP. —These who are known to brie perished are represented to have been seve : ‘t. off by the heavy rollers which broke Over the wreck. • Thy rescued eminent', when heeled, I presented a u.est deplorlible appearance. Shelter was speedily procured for them at It caford wor kh ouse , where they will remain until means can b.:. taken to put them on board another ship. The latest accounts tree the stranded vessel 'mice her having commenced to brca'e up, ' and it is feared that nothing will be saved of her. The lihurtpore wos the property of Mmsrs. Pilkington and Wilson, of Liseipool, who have already desnatched a steamer to convey the shipwrecked emigrants baec to the Mersey, soil put them on board anther vessel. On the same night, and near the same spot, another disastrou , ship wreck happened, which was nearly attended with a melan choly loss of life. A tine vessel, the Michale, bound frost Liverpool to Cr.stantinople, wu driven on the rAs at Carmine, near Weafard, and so heavily did she bed, that 1 she speedily berame an entire wreck. For a ti, a' the crew had great dittleulty in preserving themselves, in con sequence of the heavy sea which was running. Even:uelly, however they contrived to get o ff , and safely reaclicel this coast. The veseel is represented to be insured. A LADT'S FOOT cur OFF AT TIM BRIGHTON TRILNINCB.—As the down train, which left London at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, was 'lowly corning up to the platform at our terminus, ice eleerly lady not taking the precaution to wait until it had stopped, stepped from her curiae?, and missing her f .01.1ig shoped slider the wheel. The moving train pained o• cr her legs, completely rutting off one !OM, and injuring the other very severely. Ste Wits rescue d from her perilous pi, , ilan by the bystanders as speedily ids possi• He, was plat , il en a stretcher, and at once concise ,i ti the Hospital. Up to a late hour of the same night the sufferer, of whose name or residence nothing is known, was lying in a very precarious coniiitiim.—Ertykois Guar/lino. THE IstitT , T on filo body of Thomas Mi-any, who came by his death by havi ng t a k en some Speni-la thee, administered as • " love potion," was conduced on Friday, in Ennis. having occupied two days. The jury found as their verdict: s' That Thomas Meany came by hie death by having taken a quantity of canthundes, on the afternoon of Sunday, the 12th inst. 18LINGTox FLORICULTURAL SiIOW. —The first show this seism of the lelMeton Amateur Dahlie society was held on Moodier lest, at the Albion Tavern, 1 ..eigtou, 'ls4% , and attracted a large concourse of , pectapetjte, re d• tion of cut flovets was very good, an I thedi wit display of fu.i... and miscellaneous pleitteitti left competition, e r the highest prize, gluier v e . stead of 12 C,..lilias, was spirited, aniphohediaraeklif Rat and tits!. en the part of the ezhibteope. I'k, jiiilV4egss 0., [ ful competitor was Mr. Ilaimbach. Attires , 11We.. ono ;-; also awarded to the beet colicctiontofilahlita.l4 Wm, ;•,.) containing tin erecimene -` • , - - , t,/ ,• • 4,..•....,:,:i ~, . • t1i..,1 ; ~ y ',l 412 4. v Se,. ) co NI 6...." $ 2411 SI 41 lee II • 7 As 30 100 101 421 43 24 Se 141 136 7 b4l. 7 71 41 4 II I 111 s• 2