The Express. — London, England, 1853-09-30 00:00:00

el. i 4"-., (7._ € z / ( ../ tg• 64 • • ar , I/ 7 1:4 e Ttt 4143tt..“ / r /.., • -i No. 2,218.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER st), 1853. [THREEPENCE JONES sad YARRELL—The NEWSPAPER hoLNCT w evrw oo as vas.l et the corner of Butusutet $ . l gyage..treet, St L 4111 1 .46 JONE 4, Vlllll 1.1. awl CI IFVORD. i t ANK d DEP()SIT, 7, St. Martio'srplace, Indslpr.equare, Lomtua. il egairs Joelrma of IN V NONE\ are rev:lamed to examine f a. I`,e I tbaD leatiLutin, by wkr.b • Web rate of Interest say Co : nth pretect Wyk in Jams.. y and July. Pt. I Rt. IlloltalSON. Managing Direet..r. Preerrtures hes a sepbaitice. o d . ( It full sire ot. u t .., ize . glob e ~,,, ;0. rah. Lftry sew eveirs in pmet:lie,from PA*. 4.0. M. U. pa pike. Mill, 211, Strum' (easatly oppusitio FIVE OUINHAS.—Mr. lIALSE, the Medical tharsing. of V. Onntowlek.qsare. Lod " informs Ms friends V a la• IYE OVINKA APPAL/I:SEA as now rrady.—Sved .asuvit at lad Vinvelot es Maks! Galvanioa. AI)IES TRAVELLING will find the application j hOW LAMM/ &ALYDUL graze' Mt 7 re freaking in P evrly:9ll &noel! end beauty cf the complezem and .kin rum the Woeful .i.:Nence of the Pea awl Inot. theta 'ling the ebnid of languor and reylatton. &Lying It mita ility and heal, .usil Immediately anal re the pleasing meeettan attendant on redo, d et...amity and health. A. vote of the akin. Freebies, Ton, opote, Pimple*, And Lisookimb. hone el f te eradicated by the Kel. and give gime to a G. tilear ard tide Corridna. In in ... of *unborn, or Stlnge et Immo. its virtue+ have long teen mit nuoledgel.— relay Ai. ed. it. per havie. rautde.-71ar amidst Rowland.' Kalyd.r ma in the orapper.—Soid by A. 11.0WIAND oral SOAP, au, !Lytton. gaper& inedna: and be cheatima and perfumery. T II K 1) A I L Y NEWS:I Lor.rion Morning Paper, peke 34. Ara pditicot Organ. tlw DAILY NEWs :r.o at the Mae of the LI. beat Prem of Greet seveccting tree otelleletee In rte broadest mese, psi ell *mat sod practical reforms, witsibir political. social. ~ teekAmtleal. le the extent awl vsloo rf It. General News,—M lb. smurecy of he Ns pop at.., —ill the ample, tratlauL sae impeedel eltarseter of he i:teont latakeetee, sae in the ver.el retreamileemi eonucettla I is kaatat , m contained to tea Caty, itatteay, ame 3ihrwMary Articles. the palm a weareseard. it ePntatea a more detailed liet of iideplgy tion say altar parer— .' emluoavely met report of ehipMeetlN se hop SIM by every et. root mall-4104 the omy Ballett. WIN be et price% paN:tehed anywhere. alarerree itself to canti:lea, is belly the only yaw Medea theTi Item" which ezeludeo. and hex always minded, boa ha salaams Codes it sem tiseracate. vuddir isrsar alma by tin Mtreams st maw :... 1 1:i7ft:e year 1 4 30 to the lenita e landoe lie en. by Muth it will be men that We yew pump* by son than me, you* bat! In 110111 years Waft lar dent asapdases : 4false~. Wes issued. Sniucgo Citi.oxieta lioaareo Karr . 1771 079.1100 Moastme DAILY NEWS 1844 1432.000 The moaned inalntanime this poetuoe Steu the I.,..tality Katt It weedy esprepeed Ity • enntemparaty the Dag Nfire to the plargart of all the London morning wen. From the flpt it took kigh ground stet a high liberal tope me wise etweletemi that trimmentim liberalism which to clearly the ,ahlic opimise of • • erne already, with the steppe highest r.resdatee et the recognised dilly prow, end with the tersest astabsr et searetiserarats —ant to the Timm r—ottudeed by any Mol papt. lee medial fame than mummies with It. commercial illeinesee. 11 he ordered el any Bookseller or Newman In Ow kingdom ; or at sae dim esaysnastreel• triset , treet. Lcodoo. Assay. Irlth highly letertsdng Illustratleas, THE CHINESE REVOLUTION : The Causes which led to It —lt. Rapid Proven and Anticipated Result ; sub Atatrats of the Mods Aabliedkos emassung Inca tbs bonficnts. Os ('et. 1 Illustrated, la.. THE CEIII eV ter SU LTA N: TlA‘r kelsats URN and Pubils MUM& )treat tie French of Aoki v• f tuns. se,l oh= st Rigair a Vu ob. e w.wk were .c. 41 In Pods Is bar ger. t sitelly. Clonewqrne. elsoasessa. DREADFUL CONFLAGRATION NEAR THE STRAND. This morning (Friday) about half-put 4 o'clock. a fire, involving the loss of thousands of pounds' worth of property, and serious damage to many dwelling houses, brake out in the extensive premises of Messrs. Saila and Edwards, machine printers, Charades-street, Strand. The premises were situated at the beck of the Strand, and it appears that the flames were first seen issuing from the fourth upper floor used as composing-rooms. Not a moment was lost by the police in sending to the Chandoe-street files brigade station. Engineers Willtiozon and Cooper„with two powerful engines, WON in a few minutes on the spot, and the engines were set to work by the police and by stander,. The horizon was, however, soon illuminated for miles round the metropolis. This brought about 10 other engines from the I. i brigade stations, which were set to work under the direction of Superintendent Braidwood. The engines having been placed in the most command ing positions, torrents of water were thrown on the burning mass. but fur nearly an hour the property of Messrs. Saval and Edwards was scattered in flakes of fire around the neighbourhood, and the flames communicating with Chandos-street, Bedford-street, and Harvey's-buildings, in the Strand, the destruction of other buil-tinge was considered inevitable. By six o'clock the machinery, presses, and back composing-rooms, with their contents, were entirely estrtyed, thus throwing out of empbsyrnent stout 200 men. Through the continued exertions of the firemen and police men, by seven o'clock all further danger ceased; but a melancholy scene then presented itself. In the backs of the houses of Harvey's-buildings, not a window, frame or glass, was saved. In Chanties-street similar damage had been sustained by Mr. Diller, writing-desk maker; Mr. Wellspring, chemist; Mr. Howard, decorator ; and Messrs. Griffiths and Crick, mercers; all of whom it is believed are partly insured. In Bedford street, the suf ferers are Mr. Senders, tailor; Mr. Davenport, lamp manu facturer ; Mr. Sanderson, carpenter ; Mr. Fere, baker; and the Bedford Dining Rooms. As to the origin of the fire, nothing coat] possibly be learnt. The printers bad been at work all night. THE CASE OP MISS cation from the Evangelical Allison waited yesterdajuptins Inrd Clarendon, at his lordship's private residence, in Grosvenor-crescent, open the subject of the arrest of Miss Cunningham'. The deputation, which was received with the utmost courtesy, consisted of Sir Culling Hardie?, the Hon. Baptist Noel, Rev. Ridley Henchell, Rev. W. Bun ting, Mr. T. Wheatley, and the Rev. J. P. Dobson, secre tary. The object of this interview was exactly in accord ance with that of which an account appeared yesterday, and the deputation received from Lord Clarendon :bosoms cordial responses which be had previously given to Lord Shaftesbury. In reply to the inquiries and apprelastioas of Sir Culling Hardley, the public will be glad to tears that all outward respect was paid to Miss Cunningham% that free permission was accorded for the visits of her ut.ilk•••• of Mr. Scarlet, and that no indignity had been ollismi to hen beyond that of the restraint of her personal liberty. It is gratifying also to learn, that not a moment was lost by Lord Clarendon in taking every step consistent with the urgent demands of the cue, as soon as the outrage was ea tisll communicated to him ; and a hearty assent woe frankly given by his lordship to the solicitude expressed by' the deputation, that no legitimate effort would be spored by the government to vindicate its right of interference in • case which hes produced so profound a sensation within.the limits of the United Kingdom. The deputation withdrew, thanking Lord Clarendon for his frankness and courteous reception of them, and under an animating conviction that the ease of cur injured countrywoman could not be left in hands snore cempetent to deal with it. STRIKE OF THE CLOAK AND MANTLE-MAKERS AGAINST 1151 LANCAIIIIII2 SIWING MACIIINI.—During the last few days a stzike has taken place emotes that den of needlewomen who work at cloak and mantle making, owing to the introduction of the Lancashire sewing machine into the manufacturing preen" of the above gar meats by some of the leading city houses. The first display was made et Messrs. Charles Nicholson end Co.'s, of St. Paul's Churchyard, who have workrooms in Battraleeet, Newgetentreet, and employ between 70 and 80 day ms ors. On Tuesday the women, who were aware that theft au ployers had purchased and fixed up a nr.chise in their workroom, on being asked to practise the working of it, M once declared in a body to the forewoman that they wail not work or assist in say establishment in which sash a machine was used. On their complaint being represented ] to Mr. Nicholson, he persisted in his determination to cony out his plans, and the whole body of the workers, with the exception of ten persons, left the premises. On this strike becoming generally known at the other City and Westiend houses, • unanimous exprenien of approval from the whole body of wo r k ers was evinced towar ds Messrs. Nicholson's , hands for their spirited conduct. A deputation, who are getting the signatures at the various workronmo, hove been well received by the empi lees, st,d, ol.en they conclude their labours, intend to wait on the Ent of Shaftesbury and Mr. T. S. Dunosmbe, M P., to pre , tnt their petition to the Houses of Lords and Commons. _ FLIGHT or A Nl:N.—Great sensation has bees loused in Galicia, in Spain, by the flieht of a nun from • convent at Compostella. A nun in the Carmelite reacted of that place let herself down • few night ago freak bet cad, t.v means of towels and napkins sewed together, sad formed into • cord. The descent must have been attended with danger, though the nun tech the precaution of tyi•g knots at intervals in her cord. The moment the escape wee known a search was made after her both by the police and the gendarmery,but no trace of her could he discovered, sad it is supposed that she succeeded in reaching C and is imbuking on board a forties rivet!. She is only twenty two yean of age, belongs to one of the most distinguished families of °aims., and is remarkable for beauty and t►leeds. SECOND EDITION. FROM THIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. WAR-OFFICE, Sere. 30. 2nd Regiment of Dragoons.—Henry Edward,. Handley, gent., to be cornet, by purchase, vice Feilden, appointed to the 13th Light Dragoons. • 3rd Light Dragoons.— Lieutenant Richard Michael Wil liams, from the 69th Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Sulli van, who exchanges. 11th Light Dragoons.—Lieutenant James Miller, to be cap tain, by pantie*, vice Briseo, who retires; Cornet Cole raine Hobert Velsittart to be lieutenant by purchase, vim Miller. 14th Light Dragoons.—Cornet Claudius Buchanan Whish to be lieutenant, by purchase, elm Gramm, who retires ; Cornet William Henry Travers Clarke Travers to be 1 lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ford, who retires; Edward Orlando Vawr Haldane, gent., to be cornet, by purchase, vice Whish. i 11th Regiment of Foot.—Lieutemant John Roe to be cap pies, by purchase, vim Ward, who retires; Ensign Wil liam Dutton Napper to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hoe; Themes Hill, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vim Napper. 17th Foot.—Easlign BUM Forbes Wllayne, from 44th Foot, to be mai" vice Bradford, who exchanges. 30th Foot.—Liemteaant Bernard Henry O'Reilly. from half-pay 39th Rost, to be lieutenant, vied Gee, promoted without mama to an Unattached Company. 44th r Mistiest *Word, from the 17th Foot, to ha lisqwho *askew,. Nth Font.— cant J ohn Sullivan, from the 3rd • Light Dsniseas, to be lieutenant, vice Williams, who exchai gee. 89th Fuot.—Major Daeii: Elliot MacKirdy to be lieuteneat colonel, without purchase, vies Paxton, deceased; Cap tain Charles Frederick Law to be major, without pur chase, vim Macliirdy ; Lieutenant Francis Gamble Blood to be moues. without purchase, vice Law; Ensign Charles Edward Melton to be lieutenant, without pur chase, vim Blood; Gentleman Cadet James Warms Hastings Andersen, from the Royal Military College, to be ensign, without purchase, vice Melton. 71st Foot.—Lieutenant James Horse to be captain, by purchase, vice Wilson, who retires. 87th Foot.—First Lieutenant Henry Smyth Bawtree to be captain, by purchase, vice Flitches, who retires; Second Lieutenant Anthony Butler to be first lieutenant, by purchase, vice Bawtree; Robert Lampen, gent., to be second lieutenant, by purchare, vice Butler. 3rd West India Regiment.—Ensign Thomas Maurice Quill to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Wilson, de ceased. Ett/Sk•ITAL STAFF. —James Arthur Banbury, M. 8., tQ he avistenveurgeon to the forces, vice Bell, appointed to 71th Foot ; K.bert Fleetwood Andrews, gcnli., to be assistant-surgeon to the force., vice King, deceased. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, SErr. 29. Regiment of Artilleri.—Brevet- Lieutenant-Colonel William I.'enwiek Williams, C.D., to be lieutenant- colonel, vice Colquhoun, deceased; Second Captain Hugh l i t Archibald Beauchamp Campbell to be captain, vice Wil- et, Hams; First Lieutenant Henry Jervies White Jervis to m, be second captain, vice Campbell; Second Lieutenant flt- Aleaander Walter Armstrong Ogilvie to be first lieute- II want, vice Jervis. Corps of Royal Engineers.—Second Lieutenants, with um Temporary Rank, ii be Second Lieutenant., with Per- iti4 assent Bank: Edward Renouard James, William ti Bayley, Freelerick Edward 'Hackett Beaumont. BAKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. iii lL Gnomon limsalsos, Maidstone, coal in,rchont. Aug. 11. as. CHAHLIS JOHN KILSON, Clifton, Bristol, apothecary. all Sept 28. le . ----- ----- Ili BANKRUPTS. PHILIP WISLZY HARDWICK, Regeatetreet, dealer is M ribbons. WILLIAM GOODIN ELKIIIILL, High-street, Southwark, I chinusan. WILLIAM JOLLY, Bishop Stortford, Hertfordshire, ear- B. rier. st. Joax Ct.:Troia CuLturr, Broroyard, Herefordshire, et, grocer. se ts Accevir, far as yak (fading dept.:l, US& 3... I DIPIZTIIIIII.. beta Wood —.. ...... 02.465.8113 00.11111011,111t Dipt4..... L l ll,.,P,itt 11. Giant Neadill). 2.54A.A0 ES Gold Oda and lisuillo2 13.1.(4,&10 I 1111 m &Am ...... .. BANK OF 19.03,8 , 0 I 112406.111 wiusu redefeeme' Cladel Gleeeresaaat dorsals tea SAWN laded. Dead *died Nees Neadilddeled Ll - daeq.. ev. Nee* othiff aaindly l l ... .... Name. named . . 7,130. w t mow, 6.712.285 tiold es 4 ......... cat.., (44,111.4 Ode t baouts leverdideaddlde Ida 1,467,e13 .1:37,Z1.644 MARBIIALL. Met Peter. 137,(17.644 eeptanbir lb IE3 SUGAR.—The average price of sugar, the produce of the British ?egressions in America, cemented from the re turns made in the week ending the 27th September, 18.53, is 245. 40. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, 235. Sid. Sugar, the produce of the East Indies, no return. The average price of the two foregoing descriptions of sugar, jointly, is 245. 40. per cwt. SUROPSIIIRE UNION RAILI►A I. Yesterday the half-yearly meeting of this railway and canal was held at the Lion Hotel, at Shrewsbury ; Earl Fowls in the chair. The following is the report of the directors:—" The dividend declared by the London sad North Western Com pany for the past half year having been after the rate of 51. per cent. per annum, the proprietors of this company are entitled to a dividend of 21. 10s. per cent. per annum, and warrants will accordingly be issued for the same during the ensuing week. The London and North Western Com pany having, since the last half-yearly netting, created additional share capital, in which this company were entitled to participate, the proprietors have accordingly had the option of accepting their proportion of the new shares so created. The mint committee of the House of Commons appointed to consider the subject of railway and canal tains, made their report at the end of the session, :1111rills for powers to carry into effect any amalgama tions were postponed until the next session of parliament, is consequence of their inquiries not having terminated at an amber period. The proceedings of this com pany in parliament, during the last session, were in accordance with the wishes and requirements of the London and North Western Company." The statement of account showed that the canal revenue account for the half-year has been 58,4501. 17s. 9d., and the eapenditure 44,1881. 13e. Id., leaving a balan ce of 14;2711. 4s. Bd. to be carried to dividend and interest account. The railway receipts were 16,4841. 14s. 5d., and the workirg expenses 14,7081. 13s. 3d., leaving a balance of 1,7561. 3s. 2d. The half-year's interest on the debentures amounts to 16,4821. I9s. ; and the sum required to pay the current dividend, 17,5031. 9s. 5d., so that the loss to the London and North Western Company on the half-year has been 17,9.591. Os. 7d. On the motion of the Chairman the report was adopted unanimously. By a subsequent resolution the usual dividend of 2} per seat. was ; and a vote of thanks to Lord Powis tormisitsti the business of the meeting. EIMIEWSBORY. AND CMS/TER RalLmast.—At the adjourned mating of this company, bald yesterday at Cheater, the resell of the poll on Mr. W. Taunton's amend ment for the immediate adoption of the terms of an amal gamation proposed by the Great Western Company, was J to declared by the scrutineers to be • majority of 7,800 in ID favour of the amendment. Thanks were then voted to ID the chairman and directors, and the proceedings termi sated. RAILWAYS IN PIEDMONT.—The Parlament° of a Turin calculates that 528 kilometres (about 330 English miles) of railway will be open to circulation in Piedmont a by neat year. This result is the more extraordinary as the weeks have not been in progress for more thin three yean. The names of the lines are: Turin and Genoa, 16i kit.: 20 Alessandria and Novara, 100 kil. ; Turin and Tosseno, 6i fmi kil.; Turin and Seca, 62 kil. ; Turin and Figaro', 38 kil.; Mortara and Vigevano, 15 k it. • Turin and Novara, 93 kil. A WOLF STORY.—The &wrier de Gera says : le " Two mountaineers from the Pyrenees appeared about a I fortnight beck in the village of Masons, leading three large • wolves, which they exhibited as they went along in order to obtain money. Suddenly one of the wolves broke the * rope which held him, and made off towards the open can- MI try. Meeting is its way a dog, it killed the animal, and M was making • meal of it, when a man nsmod Cuousr, 6 known in the country for his intrepidity, cams , in sight. The wolf at once left the dog, and rushed at him, but the la man standing firm, thrust his band into the animal's mouth go as it sprang at him, and tore out its tongue. The wolf so moon after engind. The owner came up immediately after, 8 0 and seeing the aaimal without Life, he Hew into a violent • rer i amain the other of depriving him of the means of ;', easng him afeilid, and attempted to strike Cease with a go ' Mick. A straggle ensued between them, and the runup. to Miaow &t i the worst of the crafted. The other moun- WIN*? same up, and in his turn attacked Cane's., who IS ales treated him with as little ceremony as he had done his 1/1 comrade. Afterwards, touched with compassion at their ; state, be took them home and entertained them hospitably * until they had quite recovered. The inhabitants of Meaux, el in honour of Cana 's intrepidity, have just given him a to 'fete, in which he wax borne about on a platf,rm covered r with evergreens end flowers." SHARE LIST& TUMIDAY Evisnia. At the commencement of business in the railway, market prices receded slightly below the closing quotations of yesterday; but, the scarcity of stock increasing as the arrangement of the account pro- greased, and the funds rising, prices rose in the early part of the day with wonderful rapidity. London and North Westerns advanced from 1011 to 104 to 105 ; Midland, to CO to 61 ; Lancashire and York shire, to 641 to 65 ; Great Western, to 811 to 821 ; Caledonians, to 251 to # ; York and North Midlands, to 23 to 1, &c. On the announcement of the rise in the Bank rate of discount, an equally rapid relapse ensued, but prices were at no time so low as, and finally closed at a sensible advance on, the final quotations of yesterday. THIS DAY.—Tw•o o'CLoci. The railway market opened quietly, but the tone has since greatly improved, and prices, owing to the general scarcity of stock, have advanced all round. At the present moment prices stand at nearly tke best point of the day. London and North-Western is quoted 1038 to 104; Midland, 584 to 60; Great Notthm‘s, 181 to 4 ; Dover., 171 to 18; York and North Midlands, 238 to 24; and other stocks ate a proportionate improvement. Frenoh shares, being swum, aws also higher than they left off yesterday. Northern. are quoted 308 to 341 ; Paris and Lyon., 15 1 to 16; prem.; and Stn.- bourgs, 374 to 38. ORDINARY SIIARU AND lITOCIEL limium . rdift2„ mad IWit Jastios _ 1.3 lilrso.Watv.eakoariplkol Las,Kbee.Jaa. s'l ik .ces• kPltirt.Stratf• ISA Do. do. da. 14. Helatol and baits too CaloOoolgo all Ohsour sod s. Uork sad &adds is Dabliaaal aedistioaa... Us-Res, Prrta, and LW . desk taastisa 15 ;last 51 .11 I.llttoSt;rl4.. DO all &Airs st. 100 & Cu; wars Val.., L... 12 Do. OM L U. 011.) M. 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NAN 1 Aga' Fla MI 4 i pea NAN 1 tAngto Autralle33oold all 4eh Am. tr. •AsalaCalltoras• DZII / Australasian Da Coal Main 1 4 di. Irmo: 10 tAvatrallaa Wei 1 Autallias Cordillera IN" 1 anatiallaa Melted KOOS 1 Ave Marta all 6 d l. lON SO Illasnarvos Loa it Coal all - 10,000 I Brills *usual= void all 4 i dls Waal 10 Virltieblros . 13.5 7 9 10,e00 $S 443rat.lirp.(iaa.at5l p.. 144 if 3 SAO $0 D*Osessaaad CAW* all $4 I 11.640 9D Do. St. lobs Dal key la $34 16 110,100 1 WM'S Creek.. i I I gib 12,100 40 Doke Coppar ........... all 41 45 140.000 6 1071csdal 0.44 1 46 pa Coptapo grii . ;ol It . 4Coppee Mims or Esp a:l 55 61 soft NI +Do. Petri 7t moat all 6 7 p 74,410 11 419301AaatraaansOopin all 14 14 t op e 2 Oral 1111N11 Vola vai 4Sh par I Do. isgtstand - - 20 WWI +Goan& MIN Nand Doily of lades all 1441 a c.. Ulm =rs C. — " Fil Marty all i i 21 s. 4 BV: 4 idaimaowo,.. l.trima 0.14 an 0 10 le a d MA Nies CrwildogCb all 4 I N lisigalta DUN 1 Itadmille.assalsaa 9 84 I .4 0 : Saw Otrosida - all 4 Oa • Illeagew „. •13 6 1 pee MN 20 14040101411.L.W • tal - - WNW I Tat Ndllp .............. 1 64 Ms 1 Otrrols Bomb- .... on 4 4 die tra: so ifilb 1n a' ". ....... 4 - - 7,440 IS Oslo ........ 111 3 34 sox) I Not/ Asstragal -. all I 1 dl. 5,500. 10 Tin Craft ..-.. .. 7 5 7 41.1^4 *JAI 4. Caltad isa .. iso all 3 SI 61 4 700.40 1 Waller - - = 911119 Oneida ....... DU 1I ft 1 Woo Wariptra-. ..... ...-..............- w Alb or a .......A A 111,10 1 Pals -. t Treadinstei by di JOINT STOCK BuM der today. THE NEW LUNACT REGULATION ACT.—An im portant Act of Parliament, which will shortly come into operation, was passed in the late session to amend the law of lunacy. It is entitled "An Aet for the Regulation of Proceedings under Commissions of Lunacy and the Con solidation and Amendment of the Ada respecting Lunatics so found by Inquisitions and their Estates." The several objects to be effected by the statute, which contains 163 sections and three schedules, are the removing or diminish ing the delays and expenses now attending on thee:locution of commissions is the nature of writs Ds Inmate /*qui rend°, and the proceedings consequent on inquisitions taken thereon, and regulating and amending the practice and course of procedure in matters of lunacy, and consoli dating and amending the several acts of parliament respect ing the care and management of the persons and estates of lunatics so found by inquisition, and the appointments, duties, and salaries of officers in lunacy. These several matters are worked out in the numerous sections comprised in the new law. A number of acts on the same subject are repealed. Two Masters in Lunacy at 2,0001. a-year each, are to have the same powers as now possessed by commis sioners, and they are to investigate into all matters of lunacy, under regulations of the Lord Chancellor. One legal and two medical visitors are to exercise jurisdiction, and the visitors now appointed are to he continued. The visitors and masters are to form a board in lunacy matters. An improvement is effected on the per tentage out of the estates, graduated in an equitable manner as between the richer and poorer estate,, and in part by fees on the pro. ceealings. Another amendment is the abolition of fees and a diminished scale of new fees in relation to proceedings in lunacy. In small estates the Lord Chancellor is empowered to exempt them from fees and per center. On 0061111.ill slope, there are several provisions to lessen the expense and to simplify the proceedings. The alleged lunatic may have a jury, or a jury may be dispensed with. The other clauses have reference to the care of lunatics and the management of their estates. The Lord Chancellor is to make g 1 orders to carry out this act, which act is to take effect from the 28th of October next. It is described as " I he Lunacy Regulation Act." Using No. Ed 7.asa Pd. gem airlsow dose Teemed*, to-day. ... 2 .= • *********** 2 n 1 1 _ oz 4 Clorlousi silb All e= 6F 1 ad Am- ami Mr 2 es par "e''H et London. 21 =l. s " tat : CP ". - awl lafX l3 Jel 19 II $4 • r awl orCndaed uil66 19 .5 33 39 30 4 Mire d - Irr • an t 41 47 44 "r • t' - •—•••• , 23 •- • r r - - •- Aaianaa 11= h r no. • - 1 1 Lan oar r . Autaidia Now. , of Los Ass lO 11 19 ." Ualon of Madrid --- " N prtr pt at No. ; ID. A )10 . 03.1.a500e5....... : P i d. i y u = . Min_ 13 wow 10 torn Dan - - 8 - - X 6, ' 1 Dell eierworks. - I.bbo eq sdni tlVl . Il'a guitaGi . 58 al & Oomplay 1 - 10.000 103 . - 100,040 . Fakes 6 1 .. 11 pal D. ' ' New 1 11 pm 13 3 . 1 08N181 2= .. 01 liaiWii 3 - 40. , x 11 30 D i , ' r' , '"' " ' raraiia . l6l 14 - - IL alpplwg 0o 16 - eV • 29, se. 1 0 1818 11 - 6 -* - EQ.' ' 1 1 NelDielerla iPa r ia . lir" . 3 181 dl 76.00: N.B. Rabil aiiiiiitei. Bloat awdialioa 00. 1 - - 123,715 1 North Drina Aaaleablaa all Di pot osoe 1 Do. New . - - 30,04 ' Noetbot Damps Mem - 1 - - 130,P00 Paw 'um laws Dim& an 1 1 00 2.00 , Pollsodse &role Ma. all - - 10.000 Do. Ea., Peribad Deal: wpm an - - 14,31 10' no* DWI Deem ..... - - 1 1 0000 1 &MD* Avow. lila 7' Asiliallaa DOW 1 T 61 10.000 106 Tan Diestaw= b - • 1 1 11 a 171 to I iuts.— 91 19 30i 494 id 44 4 11$ 12 1• w . eel i a 058.411.1 IN U 0 11 N i t 7 i MONEY MARKET. TUC RIIIILT Evasino. The Bank of England directors, at their weekly board meeting to-day, decided upon making a far- ther advance of i per cent. in their minimum die count rate, which now stands at 5 per cent. We hare so frequently drawn attention to the upward tendency of the money market, that the public could not have been wholly unprepared for this measure. Still, that the decision should be taken at the present moment, when the al= of gold has waited for the _ _ _ present, at !cut), when large arrivals of the precious metal from Ansiislis must have the inevitable effect of relieving, pro tante), the pressure of the money market, and when the trading oommnnity throughout the country is engaged in endeavouring to effect a contraction of out-standing engagements, is certainly regarded with a feeling of surprise in most quarters. So general was the feeling that no such step would be decided on at to-day's board, that prior to the an nouncement throughout the morning prices in every department of the Stock Exchange were marked by quite a feverish rise, buyers bidding against each other with the utmost eagerness. The disappoint ment amongst holders and "bulls" of stock was the greater, *Wag ta the Bank having, within the Lint few days, taken a step in apparently the other direc tion, in announcing their readiaess to advance money on government stock at 4 per cent. during the shutting of the books. It had not been overlooked, however, by cautions parties that sales of government stock have for some days past been continued by the broker who usually acts for the Bank. Reference is now also made more prominently to tho-fact—which at- tracted some notice at the time—that the Bank broker was a seller of stock on the sine produced by this last-mentioned announcement on Friday last. In making this further rise in the rate of discount, we presume the Bank is only acting prudently, but as the accounts on which their decision was founded wilinot be made public for a week, we must for that length of time be in doubt at least about the real advisability of this last rise. It is notorious (and during the lest few days we have re pettedly stated) that the rates of discount charged by other leading dealers in money have for some time past been above the Bank of England terms, and we understand the decision adopted this morning was mainly due to the fact that some of the chief discounters had sent into the Bank a large mass of commercial paper—stated to amount G some 700,0001.—0 n which they had already given accom modation to their customers. Looking to the probable consequences of the present position of the money market, as affecting trade generally, we regret to observe that the prospect is the reverse of re-assuring. Discounters have of late been rather severely " hit" by the gradual rise in the rates of discount, each successive step catching them in the position of holders of a large mass of bills discounted at the previous lower rates, and upon which in many cases a loss instead of a profit is made. We thus find that the dealers in money have, of late, to protect themselves against any further rise, exacted on ordi nary and good commercial paper rates much higher than those of the Bank, especially on long-dated bills. There can be no doubt a great deal of discount business has istely been done between 5 and 6 per cent, aid upwards. It will, therefore, be perceived that this fresh rise in the Bank rate will be more sensibly felt, and it is almost needless to point out that the rates of dis count will now stand at a point at which a large class of legitimate trading operations may be greatly checked. In fact, the accounts from the manufac turing districts already agree in stating . that trade is beiug sensibly checked by the increasing dearness of money. In referring to this part of the subject attention may be usefully directed to the un favourable complexion of the accounts from the Australian markets. As we had forewarned our readers, the advice!, now to hand speak of falling prices, and a glut of many articles of produce, and, in view of the absence or enormous cost of warehouse room in the large ports, which in a measure compels importers to realise at the prices of the day, there is but too much ground for the apprehension that the late speculative expansion of this trade will yet lead to a good . deal of commercial embarrassment, the more especially when it i 4 recollected that, down to last week, the shipments of goods from this side to Australia were carried on with undiminished rapidity. The Lombard-street discount houses this afternoon announced their intention of raising their rate for money on call to 4 per cent. It is almost needless to mention that the rise in the Bank rate is fully responded to " out of doors." Notice was also issued this afternoon that the London and County Bank has raised its rate for outstanding loans on stock, dating from to-morrow, to 5f per cent., being a rise of 1 per cent. on the rate previously charged. The English stock market has again undergone considerable fluctuation. Consols opened rather flatly, at 91/ to 92 for account, the market being unfavourablyinfluenced by the decline on the Paris Bourse yesterday afternoon; but symptoms of im provement soon became observable, and, on consider able influential buying, coupled with the report that telegraphic news of a favourable tendency had been received from Vienna, a steady rise to 934 took place. On the unexpected announcement of the rise in the Bank rate of discount, a rapid fall to 92 to 1 ensued, but the closing official quotation was rather better again, at 921 to I, both for money and the 13th October. The latest non-official price was 921 to 1 for time, but at this range the market did not seem strong. It will be seen that the effect of the Bank step on prices was singularly small, quotations ac tually closing 1 per cent. higher than yesterday. The official business report includes :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92, 1, 911, 934, 1, 92, f ditto for account, 13th October, 911, 931, 1, 94, 4. India Stock, 243. Bank stock, for se count, 216. Singularly enough, the Exchequer Bill market was better this afternoon. The transactions ranged from 15s. to Bs. die., and the closing quotation was 13s. tIS Bs. die. India Bonds ruled at 10s. to 4s. die. The Foreign Stock market was buoyant in the morning, most descriptions being quoted at an ad meseoncluding Russian, Spanish, Dutch, Sardi nia% and Peruvian. In the afternoon the feeling was weaker, but the recovery in prices was not fully lost, Peruvian finally leaving off 1 per cent., and Spanish Deferred I per cent. better than yes terday. At four o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 234 to 1; Spanish Deferred, 211 to 221; the Com mittee's Certificates, 5 to 6 per cent. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 71 to 73. Granada Deterred, 8 to 81; ditto Active, 20 to 22. Peruvian Deferred, 50 to 52. The list of sales includes :—Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 100. Danish Five per Cents., 100, 1021. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 621, 62 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 96, 97. Equador Bonds, 41. Granada Deferred, 81, 81. Mexican Three per Cents. 231; ditto for account, 14th Oct., 231, 23, 231. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 71, 73; ditto for account, 72. Portuguese Four per Cents., for account, 411. 'torsion Five per Cents., 111, 1141, 112 i ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 951, 961. Spanish New Deferred Three per Ce nts., 22k. There is no revival of tho demand for gold for the continent. Of the large arrivals of Australian gold this week it is thought at present that nearly the entire will be presented for purchase to the Bank of England. Large amounts will probably be sent into theinstitution on Saturday and Monday, as several of these vessels have already arrived in the Thames. The Oriental has just arrived from Sydney. She sailed so far back as the 9th of May, and is not known to have any gold on board. A dividend of 6s. per sharo for the first six months of 1853 falls payulale on the sham) of the Tourney to Jarbiee and Landen to Bassett Rail way Company on the let Oot. Interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum fur the half year ending the 30th Sept. is advettised as payable on the shares of the Beziers and Graisiessue Railway Company on the oth Oct. Land shares were firmer to-day. Australian Agricultural and South Australian Land closed 31 to 33. Bank shares were steady, but Union of Austra lia were 11. lower. owing to statements received from Australia that the bank has suffered from a robbery. Crystal Palace shares closed 1,1 to 1 3.16 prem., and the new issue ' Ito 14 prem. Victoria Dock shares (61. paid), marlc Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reater's express : Amsterdam, Wednesday, closing prices:—Dutch Four per Cents., 93e; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 611; Spanish Defertcd Three per Cents., 21 9-16 ; the Coupons, 5 5-16; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic*, 794; Granada Deferred, 84; Peruvian New, 701; Mexican New, 22 1; Portuguese New, 381; Granada Active, 204; . Equador, 3 546; Ame rican Bank shares, 4. Paris : Closing prices this day : Three per Cent. Renter, 75 ; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 100.50 ; Bank Shares, 2,800. The Threes show an improvement of 30 cents.; the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. are unchanged. Vienna, Wednesday : Five per Cent. Metallic*, 93 ; Bank Aare', 1,344; Exchange on London, 10.44 ; gold, 15 pro.. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocur. _ _ The funds opened at about the closing range of yesterday, but much buoyancy has since prevailed, owing to the number of " bears," and in every de partment of the house prices have advanced consi derably. Consols opened 92k toe for account, rose to 931, receded to 921 "sellers," and have again re covered to 93 to; for money and the 13th October. Exchequer Bills mark 13s. to 89. dis. In tho foreign stock market the feeling also ex hibits an improvement, and, though business is quiet, prices aro generally higher. Mexican marks 23,1 to ; Peruvian Active, 721 ; Russian Four-and3i-Half per Cents.,97l to 98; Spanish Old Threes, 46/ ; ditto Deferred, 22; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Gents., 621- to 63; ditto Fours, 9G to ,1; Granada Deferred, 81. MINES. - • - THURSDAY Evian's,— The market for home mining stocks to-day has been inactive, and devoid of striking feature. Bell and Lanarth shares have not maintained their ad vance of yesterday. The only sales reported to as are East Basset, at 46; Wheal Mary Ann, 41; Bell and Lanarth, 14; Wheal Zion, 21, 1; Butterdon, 41, 6 ; Wheal Chiverton, 8. Notwithstanding the violent fluctuations prevalent of late in the other departments of the Stock Ex change, prices of the gold mining shares are well supported, although very little dealt in. Nouveau Monde and Ague Fria were in more demand. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold wore quoted #to prem.; Great Nugget, 1-16 din. to 1-16 prem. ; Port Phillip, to die. ; British Australian, ; ? to die. ; Nouveau Monde, 1 to t prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The gold mining share market, although quiet, is firmer to-day, and prices show an upward tendency. Agua Fria and Nouveau Monde are quoted to I ; prem.; Colonial Gold, # to a prem.; Great Nugget, par to a prem.; and Port Philip, dis. to par. Australian Agricultural shares have risen to 32 to 35; Peel River to dis. to par; and Scottish Austra lian Investment to 13 to la prem. North British Australasian remain quoted k dis. to par. Linares mark e} a= div. COMMERCIAL 4ND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. With the exception of foreign wheat, the arrivals of all descriptions of grain have been moderate sines Neaday. The little English wheat shown realised rather more money than could have been obtained in the early part of the week, and a good demand was experienced for the medium qualities of foreign wheat for removal to the country at an advance of ls. per qr., whilst the liner des criptions of foreign were not dearer than before. Flour maintained its value. Barley sold on rather better terms, and oats being scarce, were saleable at an improvement of 1.. per qr. Beans and peas maintained former rates. ARRIVALS 124f0 LONDON mord SEPT. :6th to SEPT. SOOL. Oro. boillale. 65ufea. Iris& k rcirt.. Maar i r 670 50511 barley 620 tam Oita 766 MALL ..... 1120 Maas sad 2.119 trissis. MINCING-LANE.--THIS DAY. St OAl.—The market has been dull below the usn3l average, but prices do not alter general quotations. In the refined market prices are about 6d. lower; common lumps, 445. ; grocery, low to fins, 445. Bd. to 465. COPPEE.—There have been large public sales of Costa Riot. The importers submitted to a decline of 11. to 25., and all found buyers • say 12,000 bags sold. Pl a ntati on Ceylon has been sup ported by the importers refusing to submit to lower rates. _ TEA.—The market has been very firm since the arrival of the Chia& mail. _ Rica.—A good business done at 3d. is Gd. advance. Kum has been btcady, but nut active. SPlCES.—Natmcgs and mace have advanced Id. to 21. Corrox —l,OOO bales sold during the week at a decline of fully id. per 10. Fnutv.—Uurrants, raisins, and figs have been in limited demand. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet, with very little business doing epecnlatively. Oa the spot there is a good demand. Towu Tallow is quoted 68s. nett cash; Petersburg Y. C. ea tho Spot, 68s. to 67e. 6d.; Oct. to Dec., 565. 6d. to 663. thi. lan. to Muck 57e. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts is not large but quite equal to the de mand; there being very few of thechoicest desenptionon offer they are readily disposed of, but trade is very dull for other kinds. Owing to the non•arrival of foreign consignments the number of sheep is very small, consequently Mondays prices are fully maintained. The demand, however, is very limited, this being Michaelmas week. Calves are dearer, in consequence of the short supply. From Ger many and Elnland there are 168 beasts, 761 sheep, and 103 calves; Spain, 220 sheep; France, 20 sheep and 2 calves ; 600 beasts from tae North and Midland, and 80 mikh tows from the Rome Counties. --- 1 Yet. atone of sit& s. e 1... d. Pat atone of Alta a. 4... J. Dot deoto. Ilarefords.. 4 2 4 4 But Des.B 1.11.-Oda Oh Bent dhort4lacos ...... 4 0 4 2 Beg Lam -roads &Gond quality Wass.. 243 4 , De. 44. dlisra Calves 3 6 410 Ewes aa4 wend quality 3 6 4 2 AP 3 84 6 I :X. 00. dams ..... ... Bac DOA a half-breds 5 0 6 4 law% ..... ....... .. rio.w. at matte; 864 ; ilaaa 4 4 5 4 Masv sad lamb, Oa ; (Wu,. T 2 4 . 340. HIDER.-THIS DAY. LZADENUALL.-The present prices are :-36111e. to 641b5., 21d. to 34.; 641bs. to 721 be., 3d. ; 721bs. to 801hs , 31. to 31d. ; 801b3. to 881 b.., 31d. to nd.;88114. to 961 b.., 31d. to 3fd. ; 96lbs. to 104165., 3}l. to 4d.; 1041bs. to 112105., 4d. to 4}d. Horse Rides, 6s. 6d. Calf Skins, light, 2s. Sii. to 3s 6d. ; full, 6s. 6d. BEHMONDBIII.-Sheep skins, polled, 41. 6d. to ss. 341. ; Henze and Half.breds, 4a. 3d. to 41. 64.; Downs, 3s. titl. to 41. ; Lambs, 3s. to 40. N. BOROUGH HOP MARKET—THIS DAY. Messrs. l'attentien and Smith report that the hop market is again in s very excited state this morning, and prices keep tepidly advancing for all kinds of hops. Duty COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. West Ilartlry, 20s. 6d. • Walls End G.Jsturth,.,2ls. 94. ; Walls En.l 61. ; Walls End Stewart's, 231 ; Wal Eutl Tees, 23a.—ShIps at Market, 91. Tile Cut:Rtm—His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin held an ordination in St. Patrick's Cathedral on Sunday, when the following candidates were admitted to holy oraers ; —Priests : Edward Jeremiah Algernon Percy, A. 8., Wiliam Anderson, A. 8., George Kennedy Smyth, A.B , Cork ; Charles gohanYeo, A. 8., John H. St'llahon, A. 8., Henry Walter Butler, A.B. Deacons Andrew Henry Lutman, A. 8., James Blacker Morgan, A. 8., Edward Joseph Tandy, A. 8., William John Dundas, A. 8., ' George Webster, A. 8., David Medcalf, A. 8., Henry De Burgh Sisley, AB., William Baker, A. 8., John Ald well Nicholson, A. 8., John Brownlie Comically, A.B , William Iliter, A. 8,, John Duncan Craig, A. 8., Charles Gillingham Hamilton, A. 8., Henry L'Bau Kennedy, A.B. N lel N! 0 4 MI 102 4i s 121 341 4 IS 61 VI i M:11 wI Ill:i