The Express. — London, England, 1862-09-06 00:00:00

THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. There was an average Friday's attendance yester , , but plenty of circulation even about the cases , f the jewellers, which are generally so closely .eleaguereil. The only party present was one of 41 clerks and workmen in the employ of J. Wood inic, Esq., of If ornchurch, Essex. A very touching rroof haw within the last two or three days been exhibited of the effect which the now well-known telgrant, "Garibaldi defeated, wounded, and a prisoner," has had upon the public mind in Lon don. Every one has seen or heard of Magni'a Reading Girl," which stands in the Roman court ; but every one pomibly does not know that the majority of Exhibition visitors fondly believe it to he intended as a likeness of Garibalth's daughter. Ever since the arrival of the ill-omened telegram, crowds have flocked to look at the statue, and the stereoscopic slides of it, which are sold within the building, cannot be prepared fast enough to meet the demand. Visitors to the Exhibition ought to be made acquainted with the attractions which are rapidly being collected in the Horticultural-gardens, into which one of the vestibules so pleasantly opens. In addition to the promenade and the music in the open air—there are the Aelanthus silkworm, the cochineal insect, the cotton tree, and an Ame rican aloe in full bloom, all to be seen in the conservatory. The highest temperature yesterday, as shown by Negretti and Zambra'e patent thermometers, was :—ln the nave, 62.6 deg. ; in the galleries, 63.1 deg. ; in the western annex, 68. deg. The read ing was taken at 3 o'clock p.m. The tempera ture still decreasing. The following were the total numbers admitted yesterday, compared with the corresponding day iu 1851 : 1902. t rider, Sept. 5 ,Half crows i Season tickets 41) Paysieut Total 5,088 15,514 *20,600 1851. Friday. Sept. & !Half-crows Season tickets . day) Z Payment Total . 2,979 ~ 12,747 .. . 15, 726 WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) SATURDAY, SaPTIMIIII I S A.M. D. D. iL D. F. 0. z D. 8. Num 29.0657 166 B.&W. I c 1 AREIDICIII .- 29.88 64 63 !LW. 2 b 2 Germ 29.93 67 63 W.N.W. 3 b 1 A 6660906— 29.90 66 64 N.W. 7 o 1 P 0678068 29.93 66 66 N.W. 9 0 2 GALWAY QT83692011 . 11 3002 67 96 N.W. 1 m 1 HoLi HEAD 29.95 68 66 W.B.W. 2 e 2 Lrriutroot. 213131018 30.00 67 56 W.N.W. 1 0 1 PLat.atici In.rmitirry 90.02 67 66 Z. 0 1r 0.23 1 .78077:2 50.03 66 53 W.N.W. 1 0 2 .1E751 CM— b 99 59 61 Z 0 m 2 20611100211 29.94 68 66 N.W. 3 e 1)0551 1.021801 2003 65 64 &W. 1 Ir 21 0.07 - V ati2unril Scerffouution 29.92 55 93 N.N.H. 1 b 1 6n1t:966 HeIJOoLADD . 20.60 60 50 W.S.W. 9 b 2 9203.61 LL SYWDAY. 3106116 Y. Variable, W.O.W. to 80071.088 W. to N. and N.E, arWDAT. Variable, W.S. W. N., light to mode generally tine. As above, with some WUXI). W.B.W. to N. \.W., MONDAY. W. to N. and N.E, rtable, moderate. rale. moderate. S.W. to N., variable, W. CERIUM. W.S.W. to N.N.W. and light to moderate, to N.N.E., moderate. S. Jule showers. A, uest above, B.W.ENOLVM. W.S.W. to N., fresh to light. SW. to N.W. and to S.E. i.NOLAND. As next above. N.E. iu some places, moderate, generally fine. to W., variable, L COAST. W.S.W. to N. N. E., rind moderate. able, moderate, gene rally tine. We are requested to state that the announcement which was copied from the Sherburne Journal into our columns to the effect that Lord Portman is about to be made Earl of Dorset is Meanest. We (A rmy and Navy Gazette) understand that Major• General Sir John Michel and two officers of the Ordnance Corps are about to leave for Copenhagen, and will act as the military representatives of England at the forth. coming man euvree of the Danish army. Yesterday the Preston festivities were favoured with fine weather, and the processions ectersqnently ap peared to much greater advantage. The Sunday-school children walked is large numbers, and furuiatted one of the most agreeable sights of the whole week. It ie understood, says the Era, that arrangements are in progress that will probably enable the metropolis to boast of two Royal English Operas this season. The " Eoglish Opera A saociation" directors have been negotiating for Her Majesty's Theatre, and it would appear that there is every prospect of the offer they have made being accepted. In this case the company will commence operations probably about Christmas. The annual benefit for the funds of the Royal Dramatic College will,this year take plane at Her Majesty's Theatre, on Wednesday, October 9. Sonic biographical notices of Beethoven have been translated from the German. The unpublished letters exhibit the great musician more preoccupied than bas been hitherto generally supposed with his material intercede. He writes to his London agent, while acknowledging the receipt of the price of hie works :—" You have received guineas, and you send me pounds; I hope you will not fad to credit me with the difference." The highland moors give extraordinary returns of slaughter among the grouse, and our northern sportsmen cannot but wonder at the sorry prospects of partridge shoot ing in England. Mr. Horatio Roes and his son Edward, the ex•champion shot, are doing great execution among the deer ; the comes and ravines of Killelan, in K Minn, Ross shire, echo the cracks of their rifles each day, whether sun shine, mist, or rain prevail. --- The A thenctunt of to-day contains a letter from Mr. Anthony Trollope to Mr. James Russell Lowell, on the subject of an international copyright. Mr. Trollope meo lions some circumstances in connexion with his own pub lications, which are discreditable to Messrs. Harper, of New York. " I have told the st vy,"says Mr. Trollope, " because I could not otherwise illustrate the grievance under which authors lie in our two countries. It is not that tricks such as these are often played, but that the possibility of such tricks takes away all security both from the author and from the publisher. In the above case there was a determination on my part to escape from the trammels of the Marrs. Harper, and a determination on their part, better based, that I should not escape. There was also on their part • de termination that their brothers in the trade should he taught that they were not to be touched with impunity. It is against the exercise of such power that I make my protest." DEATH OF JAMES JOHN BERKLEY, Ems., C. E. We regret to have to record the death of another of our rail way engineers of the Stephenson school. Mr. James John Berkley, the chief resident engineer of the Great Indian Peninsula Railway, died at his residence at Sydenham on the 25th August, at the early age of 43. Besides the Great Indian Peninsula, Mr. Berkley was the chief resident engi neer to our Churnet Valley, Trent Valley, ice , railways in Ragland. In his profession be was eminently skilful and conscientiously economical, and not more esteemed for his professional talent than respected for his private worth.— Brraparh. DEATH OP LORD WENTWORTH. —lt is with sin cere regret that we have to announce the death of the above nobleman, better known in this neighbourhood as Vicount (kkimm, which took place at Wimbledon on 31ontLy la.st, from the bursting of a blood reeled. The deceased, Byron Noel. King Noel, was eldest son and heir of the Ist Earl of Lovelace, the Lord Lieutenant of Surrey lir Ada, only daughter of the celebrated Lord Byron. He von b orn i n S t. dames a- s qua re in 183 6 , and in 1844 suc ceeded his grandmother, who was widow of Lord Byron, in the ancient b arony of Wentworth, being the tenth lotion of that name. The deceased, who was an ardent lover of liberty, and advocate of popular rights, inherited some of the eccentricities of h 6 grandfather. Instead of associating with his equals in rank and fortune, he preferred the in dependence of honest labour, and maintained himself for many years by his earnings as a shipwright, at Dept lord, where he worked sod received wages as an ordinary mechanic. He does not appear to have been exactly imbued with the feelings which induced Peter the Great to labour in a similar capacity ; but, being of an ingenious tun of mind, and entertaining certain abstract theories on the eunal rights of man, he spurned the advantages which the accident of birth conferred upon him, sod lived on the pro ceeds of his own industry and handicraft. He died io the 27th year of his age, and we believe urea not married.— . Wcst Surrey Times, THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 6, 1862. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WANDSWORTH. now RAILWAY ACCIDEWIII RAT OCCUR. Four boys, named &new Coat, William Cron, William Firamone, and Thumae Field, were foul, examined before .r. Dayrnan on a charge of wilfully placing stones on the South Western Railway, thereby endangering the lives of pereogers. Mr. NV. P. Bramwell watched the cue. The prisoners mule no observation to the charge, with the exception of Field, who said Cook went os the line, and whoa he came up he told them that he had pat two stones as the rails.. Mr. Il ► ymaa committed all the prisoners for trial at the next sermon of the Central Criminal Court. It appeare ---- that from the statutes lately consolidated the primers, are liable to penal servitude for life, or for any trITM mot leas than three years, or to be imprisoned for any taus sot axoeeding two years, with or without hard labour, and if a male under the age of 16, with or without whip- On& WORSHIP,STREET. 10.0001 10,000 12.600 10,000 6,000 10000 12,600 02.100 16,001 4.16. 10,000 11160( No. _I SHARE LISTE4-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoui. There is very little business doing in railway stocks to-day, but prices show a somewhat up ward tendency. Midland has improved 4, Great Western and Great Eastern I, and Lancashire and Yorkshire 4. The other principal lines show no variation of importance. London and North Western stock is now quoted 93f to 94 ex div. • Great Western, 65i to ex div. ' • Midland, 1294 to 1 0 div. ; Lanaishire and Yorkshire, 1064 to ex div. ; London and South Western, 99* to 1 ; Great Eastern, 46 to 4; Caledonian, 109 to 4; Great Northern I 123 to 124 ex div. ; and Sou Eastern, 834 to ex div. . . -... Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are without change, at 41 to 4i prem. Other foreign, as well as colonial lines, are inactive. 'Algartan. t 'Antwaip s Rattaresin lArdonnas tohistairst.lL Tpa elgtan itedery to Graininess: Comeau/ Mims et La 60 61 t7e 18} 98 961 63 ad 01 dl4 id 1 041 id 101 dai rd 102 104 par Dm 44 4 i 1 4 101 101 id 116 118 49 50 104 106 40 48 S 4 11 138 84 zd i zd V 7. 99. SI 38 9_ wt 1 . :4": :di I d 18 87 xd 141 143 Si 63 43 66 la 40 90 92 ILWAYS. I Going pries.: 'Dutch Rhenish ;goiters of France :610. Bused= Sue. 6. p e .Bt. Coutes' of France Oh Lugembg.Const.Bh (Lake Junction !lake Constance & Bala Leine ana Turnhout Isms and Genera Marta Antonia NenahlleseLly:be Do. of Blpsov. Ilteribinn of Do. New Shares Nerweglan Trunk Prat. Ottoman'Smyrnanidtal Paris, Lyons. and 3itedll 'Paris and Orleans Setif* and 8. Frandsen (Parneasbuon)g. 7p. a 'Rio sod Dunaburs Borg Death Royal Swedish " Do. T per cent. Sambre sad Your Do. per emit. Md )g.Tpgret B.Ansla Varier B.K. of Portugal7perotp I Southern of }tenor— Turin and Savona I West Flanders I I Do. N W. wort Pfei -1 :Wed d: N.W.ot Passe BRITISH PO Pd I RAILWAY . Z» 'a Aibmaile IN. Memos Ilea Bar. OlLtair,ig.e. I_ Do. New _ lattaioalaboltorosiL Daajkook.tOodoelob Dda.. Log. oadopoodbilsMaLli D. alyll.l/71. Do. Joao I. 7S/41. alto. CAM& a O. lostoro OmooTADook 6 goa l p.o. oam Bowl ..... bra loam 800. b p. ct. Do. 0. Zoionioa D. H. do Oroad Dusk ol Ourolo Do. • par M. Do.limProtip.oUle D. IP poo et Moot Do.? per A. M D. do. 1267 D. do. lama Indian Pedants - Do. 1.!ow Do. January. 1862 ..I OR I. at Ildla 6y ct. eiW Do. New Do.dp.c.Bds.pay7B.w.op Do. be do., 77.wit.op. D 0.% p.ot.Bde..pey.7l Indian Branch Limited Madras goer. te per et. 1« ▪ De. N eL 03eD,ep. dtßoadi all 111r.aarrInaa & Canada dam • cap. lb. ell Do. do. Lead do an Do. do. B esp. do. all De. do. Land do. 100 N. IL. of Canada 6 p. 100 kinds _ . Do. Purdsub Do. do.. JOINT 71 71 1 11 2 11 prapml 14 Ile 1 t die In 141)1'1 ... - 161 141 4 8 1 11l 21 22 i 20k. - II - 1, --1". .. 1 i i asl •y uk Is isoia; IA IT I I icp i Hi I . 10 I 1 4 0°: 2 Mx ,14 I 11 Mx xd 1 1 0 i I 21 IS 1121BIONS. I Closing prior. 3 3 16 113 76 79 70 79 102 104 106 109 194 1041 106 1041 t i 1 191 9 4 hi Pal 64 el 64 14 SO 119 60 09 IS 32 90 32 1121 lail i P : 102 lob 12 111 71 1 n .0. 9, 101 90 92 M l' ti r 102 1011 96 96 6 7 6 7 4 6 4 6 62 86 1024 lee P 67 2 Peu 101 102 98 100 BANES. Ars and V. Bet. Bank B.M. iltratrLexi.aLlverpooll Loolookka Beak of lent Bonk of load= Bfflimit W. America Cbar.Bk.Brft. Columbia C. bk. larlik.Aso.,...llus arty'. Nom of lady, 841 xd zd id - 8 1 t Bb 87 xd 6 51 pas 89 71 ni 1 4 Si BS 9 9 dim 199 192 10 95 id 90 92 II 4 _ Onm. a Orris ram BeettAnaLilmrki Imperial Bank. Limited London and Brazilian Lem. ch. Bank el kimari IMs Par se N Do. New N Lawton and Dainty GS Imam Joint Meek .. 10 leaden R South Starks; IN L. and Westminster KO Notre. et Pros. B ut IN Nat Pros. cd T GO National Bank NI New eolith WIWI U (Mental Bank &nevem 11 ^ Ottoman Manic 10 Do. New 14 IT 33 34 K 4 Pm 77 79 }WW par 12T} 66 6! 66 28 I 9 21 2 89 1 1 a IN 26 i I - $lll 19) 20 The - Muth Australis rtcdon of Av+b.'/• 4.3:4 4,008 0,000 1,044 ',cool 0,000 .!:5 1 9 5 1 1, 6,00 600 521)9.1 11,000 611 (000 _ 11201 1•W 1,611 11 .is 166 3,090 1.024 i:644 I LP 0, 10,000 10,000 00,000 0,000 to.aeol 634,700 60,00 D 1,714 %MG 4001 60,00 k. 10.000 30.000 V 0,001., 40,006 KW, Union of Ireland (Um.),l Oirou of woo.m . 46 :6 n; 0 6 ( 00 DKBENTURI Sale.. 8,41 1 uside 'lle GLNarlo.4p.a.J maehili.loo w 98100 MAI IL 144141Y4p.4.14ar.18491.104 114 n It N.1ivit.45.44,7411.14141, 170 N 109 • •.. IL 114410141 a 11. *AL 4 to. It 144 el W.Xl4l4■ofia.-.44p.44. 410 101 104 UUORD. C.. Woes. 165.410 Al CossisseWti 100 164.000 St. Do. 4 p.cd.Prei. Min 100 kW" 11l Zed sod West India 100 122 116 1,638,31 84. Lanka 102 00 02 2,929,000 Bt. Wailnuine 10 611 00 300.8061 lit. 000.0001 84 Victoria 1 2.000, 20 Do. New ,~ . 4 1 4 1S SO 1 .4 2 2 111 11 2 10 100 11 .1h D 9 100 1 } 11 12 Clifford Dar. G. Con. cravloth 11 Bast Clogau ()old (Lim)! Bast Buret (lllow) Oat Canal= East Caro Brea IL WO. load (Taoistic) Oramat Booth btar & Taloa Anima Gro • • 0 MX Voir (thiske) Grenville — Herod e-Toot Magid= Doane Lady Berths Marfre v t i gr Want) wyndy Iron Ore. liar North Downs N. Francis (Mogan) N. Wh. Baleet (Mogan) North Wheal Crotty Par Cow. (IL Matey) Providence (11. Lelant^. doriridge 000. Ytn. Co. L Oaradoa (BL Clear) 0. Oarn Bras (Inman) ~ B. W. an (Illopn ) 1 lam Park Tamar Cl.4tLisdlln.C 033 II 0 •L.l 4116511 d L 16.6. VI 16L 3s. na Croft Tab of Towel (Corm )I Wool Bonet (thogon) 1 W. Condon (lAskoard) Wool Beim Wt. 807.4rp th)ogaa) t. Raw Itodru i n. id (Oslotook, Wb. MOO (Un. Want, Meal Lndoots IW .Ilary eithru. j Wh. Treiawasy 11.1.4.1 No. lU. 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Ts). 6.4{ - 4,250 21,760 16,000 200,004 14,214 76,000 110,00 60,000 12.1, 60.0) , 10.00 11,01 Do. Now 810 de Jon. CILLIm.(L) Do. litosi Mal nada &vat= Aust. tuvesto. i douth Austral= laud _ . 171 1/4 6 4 13 24 h i 61 k 6O 14 id 19 21 100 103 14 18 24 U 109 112 129 111 Par 2 pm 8 10 2 die I pm 99 104 12 2 64 27 sd h dls Bubmaefao Td. Bang . D. do. Holiistidod. 4 N pm ii if pm 1 2.pm 0 1 10 II 1 li 11 4 dis 4 pm 40 at 72 74 12 14 pa 18 20 td 3 6 id 27 22 PS 1 1 3 i 64 36 130 155 11_ Sl_ - 1 -1:11 1)W. Tame n& to India (L.) T. t MT. of Anat t L.) LL Trast&Ln.Co.U.Canada CM. Kingdom (L.). oat Ulan Wee (Sd ttla t iar Pin e die l oar ne 124 CRYSTAL PALACR.—AII the great fountains will be displayed on Monday afternoon, and Mr. Conwell will also ascend in his mammoth balloon. It being the fall harvest moon a second display of the terrace fountains will be given at half-put seven o'clock, until which time the pesos will be open for admission. SINGULAR PugNOMENCON.—A somewhat unusual incident occurred on Wednesday in the neighbourhood of Croy Station, on the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway. A number of workmen were engaged boring for minerals, and when they reached the coal seam a stream of gas named from the bore, which, on being lighted, burned to a height of nearly nine feet. The supply of gas was so abundant that it continued burning throughout the day.—Edinburg4 Courant. Captain Miller alias Captain Hamilton, was brought before the C ork magistrates on Wednesday, charged with stealing • gold watch and other things from lt i lV aLonghton, of &nirtymon. County Clare, whom he had en gaged in Limerick as his "overseer." The latter, a student just out of Maynootb, who had resolved to devote himself to secular pursuits, stated in his evidenoe that the captain told him he had 4,000 slaves, and had just purchased • vessel, " to run the blockade," from the Messrs. Russell, for 8,000/. The prisoner was oommitted for trial. ROYAL HORTICULTIIIIAL SOCIETY.—At an ordi nary general meeting of this society, held yesterday at South Kensington, S. Holmes Godson, Eel., in the chair, the following, amongst other candidates, were elected fel lows, viz. :—The Hoe. Spencer Lytteltos, Major-General Duen Alderman Challis : ks WiI6IOIIBIIILLO lI'S SPECTACLE-CAUL—A coun sellor, renowned for the art of his pleadinF, had a trick of rubbing his spectacle-case while addressing a jury. A foolish attorney who had confided a brief to him thought this action ludicrous, and likely to impair the effect of the pathetic appeals which the nature of the snit admitted. Accordingly, he watched for a sly opportunity, and stole away the spectacle-case. For the first time in his life, the counsellor's tongue faltered—his mind missed the bodily I track with which it had long associated its opastions ; he became confused, embarreseed—he stammered, blundered, and boggled--lot all the threads of his brief, and was about . to at dove, self-defeated, when the 000scienceetricken attorney entered the specesclecase. Straightway, with the first touch of the (moiler talisman, the mind recovered its self-possession, the memory its clearness, the tongue its fluency ; and as, again and again, the lawyer fondly rubbed the spectacle-case, argument after argument flew forth like the birds from a conjuror's box. And the jury, to whom a few minutes before the case seemed hopeless, were shamed into unanimous conviction of its justice. Such is the force of habit. Such the sympathy between mental and bodily associations. Every nagiciiiin needs his wand ; and perhaps every man of genius lass—his speciacle-oste.—Sir E. B. Lytton in Blackwoo‘s litazine for September. CETETAL PALLOIL—UNI BRiulmo DAT, SEPT. IS.--Admladons on payment, 10,69 i; ate by men tickets, 976; total, 11,51 A MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.); Two o'Cioci. The stock markets to-day are generally well sup ported. Consols are quoted about 1-16 per cent. better than they closed yesterday. English rail ways in two or three instances are slightly higher. Anglo-Turkish Bonds remain heavy. Business in all the markets is very quiet to-day. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 40c., being without change. Consols are officially marked 93} and i, for money, and 931 and I for the account (October 8). The present quotations are respectively 931 to I, and 931. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 91/, 921, 92 ; India Stock, 230 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 109} 109 ; ditto Four per Cent Debentures, 1863, 101 ditto Bonds, 275. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, June, 205., 238. pram. In the foreign stock market the principal trans actions have been in Turkish. The loans of 1858 and 1862 are again lower, die farmer being quoted 67 to}, ex div. ; and the latter, 11 to 11 die. Peruvian scrip is quoted f to 1 dis. ; Portuguese, 2} to 21 prem. ; Venezuelan, 1 to If prem. • Egyptian, first issue, 91 to 92, ex div. ; ditto second issue, 6} to 7} prem., ex div. Mexican bonds are firmer, and Italian steady. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian Seven per Ceuta., 914, 91, ex div. ; Italian Five per Cents., 70/, A (exchange 26fr.) ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 721 ; Mexican Threeper Cents. , for account, 301, ; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 981 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1862, A scrip, 131. paid, dis., par; Portuguese Three per Cents., paid-up scrip, 461, 46 ; Rus sian Five per Cents., paid up scrip, 931 ; Spanish Passive, 1911, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 85i ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 67}, 1, 67, ex div. ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862, scrip, 501. paid, I}, 1 dis. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 661, 1,1, 4, ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 103, 1021 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 261, 27. lULF-PAST Two o'Ciocw. Consols are not quite so firm at 94 to it for money, and 94 " sellers," for the Bth Oct. With reference to the new Venezuela Loan, it appears that the committee of the Stock Exchange on Thursday, after deliberation, resolved to adhere to the resolution previously adopted ? viz., to defer the appointment of a settling day until the formal ratifi cation shall have been received by the contractors. This is expected to arrive from Venezuela early next month. An instalment of 10 per cent. falls due on the new Russian Loan on the 10th inst. About 117,030/. in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. The Scotia, from New York, has brought 120,0001. in specie, and the Bavaria 8,0001. The tendency of the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon was again unfhvourable to this country, the decline being promoted by the purchases of silver on the continent for transmission to India in . payment for cotton. The rates were as follows : Amsterdam, S months, 11.171 to 18 ; ditto, 3 days, ILIS to 16; Rotterdam, 3 meths, mut to 18 ; Ant. wisp, 3 months, 25.421 to 71; Hamburg, ma balm, three months, 13.71 to 8 ; Paris, 3 days, 215.171 to 221; ditto, 3 months, 25.371 to 421 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 1191 to 1 ; Petersburg (pea rouble), 3 months, 341 to ; Vienna, eft. 80., 3 months, 13 to 13.10 ; Trieste, eft. 80., 3 mouths, 13 to 13.10; Madrid, 3 months, 49 to ; 3 months, 49 to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.5.1 to 60 ; Genoa, 3 months, 23.55 to 60 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Naples, 3 months, 391 to 1 ; Palermo, 3 months, 119 to 1; Meuma, 3 months, 119 to 1 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to ; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 53. At aris and Berlin the rate of discount is now 3 per cent. ; at Vienna and St. Petersburg, 5 ; at Frankfort and Brussels, 21; at Hamburg, 31, being higher ;at Turin, ; and at Amsterdam, se per cent. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5211., and the Great Western an increase of 6,2821. The half-yearly meeting of the Pernambuco Railway Company . is convened for the 7th October. The Gazette spec ie statement for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz. : Imports of gold, 668,8051. ; exports of gold, 382,064/. ; imports of silver, 345,300/. ; exports of silver, 7,5271. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia passed Jubal on the 3rd inst. FatDAT _EVID4I!IO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93} to 1 for the Bth October, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 931 to }. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93}, 1 ; ditto, for account (Oct. 8), 93} ; Three per Ceuta. Re dnoed, 921, 911, 921 ; New Three per Cents., 92, 91} ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 76 , 1 ; India Stock, 230 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 109} ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100} ; ditto, 1864, 101} ; ditto 1864 or 1886, 101 ; Five per Cent. " enfsced ' rupee paper, 1041, 104. The India Five per Cent. Sack was again rather better, at 109 to I. There was also a alight im provement in Exchequer Bills, the June dosing at 20s. to 235. prem., and the March at 17s. to 20a. prem. The foreign stock market was steady in the morn ing, but showed heaviness in the afternoon, as re gards some of the principal speculative securities. The shares of the Alliance Bank and Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China were inquired for to-day, while Loudon and Westminster Bank and London and South African Bank were flat. Oriental Inland Steam shares were in demand. There were also inquiries for Rhymney Iron. Ocean Marine Insurance shares were quoted to day 101 to 101 prem.; Thames and Mersey Marine, 2} to 24 prem.; Commercial Union Allow ance, } to 4 dis. ; Universal Marine, 11 to 1} die. ; London and Provincial Marine, } die. to par ; and Mercantile Fire, 1} toll prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Bank of Tlindos tan, 14 to 1 die. ; Northern Railway of Buenos j Ayres, - 4 to prem. ; Buenos Ayres Southern Railway, Ito prem. ; Bank of Queensland, 11 to 01 die. ; Lo on and Middlesex Bank, } din to par ; Irish Rolling Stock, 1 to 0} dis. ; and Metro politan Wagon, 4 to i prem. Polar() Buonr.—We regret to announce that the potato blight has committed Ha ravages is our and to such an extent that some Grope are sauce= digging ; and it is feared that, generally speaking , three fifths of the potatos will prove diseased. From personal inquiries we learn that the blight has with equal severity visited the potato crops in the villages of Ockbam, the Honrieys, and the Clandoes. The disease seems to have made its appearance with the rains about the 15th and 18th ultimo.— Wed Surrey Tilted. BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, SEPT 4.—The Right Hoe. the Leeds of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade have received from the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs a copy of • despatch from her Majesty's Charge d'Affaires at Lisbon, enclosing a translation of a Portuguese royal decree, authorising the free importation into Portugal of foreign cereals, wheat, Indian corn, rye, barley, oats, flour, and baked bread, until the end of April, 1863, subject, when entered for home consumption, to the esme amount of duties as are paid upon the like articles produced in Portugal. The free importation of the above articles will be permitted after the expiration of the above period, in cases where they have been exporteddirectly from the port of shipment, with a reasonable prospect of arrival within the time pressibed.—Gasette. BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, SEPT. 4.—The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade have received from the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs • copy of • despatch from her Ma jeuty's Minister at Madrid, enclosing a translation of • Spanish royal order, sanctioning the importation of cod fish arriving direct from the fisheries, in vessels which may have touched daring the voyage at some place where such fisheries do act exist. It is required however, that such vessels should possess all the papers required by the regula tions on the subject of fisheries, and that the Madan I should have • certificate from the consul at the port at which they may have touched, declaring that the vessels called for orders tally, and performed no operation of loading or an . leadisg--Genate. MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) Two The mining market is very quiet to-day. East Cam Brea shares are flat, and have receded to 13+ to It Wheat Ludoott are quoted 101 to II ; Ikea Caradon, 46+ to 47 ; Marie Valley, 10i to • Stray Park, 33 to 34 ; and Wheal Beton, 144 to 146. In the Stock Exchange, East (Mogan dolil have been dealt in at par ; East Corn Brea, at 14+ ; and North Wheal Crofty, at 4t. Foreign and colonial mining shares arelinsctive. St. John del Rey are officially marked 57+. At the Long Rake Mine meeting the accounts showed a debit of 5271. 17". A call of 11. per share was made. At the Dale Mine special meeting yesterday, s resolution was passed increasing the capital of the ' company from 21,0001. to 30,1001., by the issue of 19,00011. shares rateably amongst the existing pro prietors at 7s. 6d. per share. From Devon New (kipper Mine, Captain P. Rambo I writes (Sept. 3) :—" The component parts of the lode to the east of cresscourse at the 88 are in the highest degree bi dioative to the production c 4 large quantities of copper ma. In consequence of the favourable dip of the ore ground from tbs 78 to the 88, and below this level, there will be no occa sion to drive east at the 100 fathoms 15 fathoms to mese with the productive ground, but by crosscutting north from shaft the productive ground me be reached ; but notwith standing such is the cane, I consider it important that we should drive east at the 100 fathoms 15 fathoms to ister sect the crosscourse with all speed in order to commanicete at the extreme point of the driving the 88 with the latter level. This can be done by putting up • one from the 100, or sinking a wine from the 88, which will also afford addi tional ventilation." The East Delahole Slate and Slab Company have received the following report from CapteloPethi&, dated Sept. 3 -- " Attbe eastern end we have succeeded within the last fort night in raising 5,133 feet of flooring slabs of large dimes sione, worth in its unfinished state considerably more than double the coat of obtaining it, includiog hoisting, taking from whim head, stowing away, fec. We shall have ea the ground at the end of the present week about 110 ton of slate and slab finished, fit for the market. lam happy to my that the quarry looks well, and beyond my, expecta tions, and will douWees turn out slate and flooring slabs in greater abundance, for the deeper we go the better sad more solid it becomes." From West Devon (Sept. 4), Captain C. James writes : " The lode in the 50 fathom level ea,t. Irons south engine shaft is now 15 inches wide, composed of congenial quarts, =iodic, and prim, intermix.° with yellow copper ore, aid has a promising ameraom. In the same level west from the shaft, the le& is 1 foot wide, composed of mends", quartz, taped, and spots of ore, and showing indications improvement." OIDIWAZY BALSAS AND ISTOCEL Eth. Ira I RAILWAY& Harm. WoL ansiour v Blik.,lan n dkObinlasa IBlackburn Blyth and Tyne. Boston, llairt MAX Bristol and Inelas Caledonian ;Cork and Bandon...— Do . • .1 A no dlr. =tilt .Do. Bipo.tspafdto B. Dublin and &Mut , tll3. Dund., Para. & Abd.ld Edloburghand Glasgow Forth and Clyde Jona Glaagow & 8. Woken !Great Eastern Do. A Stock_ :: zutiiiu — as;i3ii. Great North of iloockaaa Ottai IlfortUrn ' DOA t Arse. Doctiv. so tilepctispaidß Os. South Wilk Om ' Gm& Westara 1- bo.atoreVal Goa.MIL Leaanahlreet Yoziokir ' Loa4on and Maclnrill Loa.,Brlghton,43.oos.• Loadao,m.,4Dev ;Loudon d North Walla ILallontt Ei touthWesier, Loodoodan=d i : • I Do. and IlaajbetAlleesiosh Mltropollima ...... Do. Yew Do. Mrs.& Nair .. Md. Ot. Wo. (be.) ... If Id rest Noscut.lo sad Corlhie Newry & ArsearttokL.. Noirry,Worroop. /Mos Norfolk North Bettloh .. North Davos La. N D N. llootoro—torylok Closing prices p l ales to-dm yesterday. to p.m. 8 I 88 88 xd lOBj lii9k 101 I 0 6e 1 I 6 6 41 43 9 10 84 86 164 106 43} 30} 41 43 22 221 136 140 123} 1244 zd 124 126 zd 1.61 134 id 106 107 zd al 664 x i 61 26 zd 1064 1061 62 66 1104 1.14 45 del Cif 144 id 90} 100 e 1 0 7 1281 id 4 4 pm id 97 99 zd 46 4 411 2 - 1261 106 e I i al I . di. 1 NIL 14 id •ffi ► xd 11 um xd id eel 27* _ 961 761 id as Do. CUI.E.Yoro. Do. York Lood.n Ix Do. New North Ptaffordshire Ntwilid&Wistaahlwae Soottlah Central BoottLh N. X Abotink lootAlab blwowshlre Onion iDODAwarneifilknen llTOut — insinTo; - /Astern laiouth Wales at Wein& & StobtonWok= s o Stockton* Ditto ditto Mk Vole I inid. De. Val* Do. of Noah Victoria Sta. Make West Caporal 1= ==fort Ditto Ditto ti l l YOILIIGN Lawns. SAVAGE AMAULT . 191T11 SICKLES. --COMMITTAL TOR TRIAL. Miehail Driscoll and John Shea were charged before Leigh with the following ferocious assault upon police constablee in the execution of their duty. John Jabot, the landlord of a public-house in the neigh bourhood of Whitechapel, said that between ten and eleven o'clock on the previous night the prisoners and two women entered and had some beer at the bar. They appeared perfectly sober, and were then quiet. Some gm was supplied to them afterwards, and when it was 12 o'clock he told them and others that it was his hour for closing, and that they must consequently leave. Inadver tently be put his hand upon a pot containing a small quan tity of porter belonging to the prisoners. This they accused him of having spilled, and although everyone else present denied it, they insisted that it wee so and became very vio lent. Witness at length wan compelled to get assistance from the , ta.tion-house. One constable instantly went, and himself followed with others soon afterwerda. When he reached home the first constable was drooling with both the prisoners, who then had tickles in their hands. The women were removed into the street first ; it being reason ably judged that the men would follow, which they did, and 'he then closed his house. What occurred afterwards he did not see. Swallow, 170 /I, the first constable concerned, swore that he found the prisoners flourishing the sickles and creating the greatest alarm in front of the bar. Directly he inter fered Driscoll shouted, "If you interfere with me I'll rip you up." Fortunately, at that moment others of the force entered. One of the women was taken to the station house by witness, the other woman and the prisoners fol lowing and endeavouring to rescue her. Police•constable Isted, 223 H, said that he took the woman first removed from the house, but was compelled to hand her over to Swallow in consequence of Shea strik ing him a terrible blow on the back with the stick produced (a thick broom stick). He drew his staff, but did not use it, He went to the station, and afterwards took Shea outside of it. Carling 163 H, deposed to Shea having sprung at him with the sickle on the way to the station-house, and making a blow at him with the weapon, which he caught upon his staff, and then seized his assailant, who struck him with the disengaged hand repeatedly in the floe. Witness succeeded at length in getting him down, and struggled for the sickle. While so doing the rnlEan kicked him terribly, and finally made an up cut with the sickle, which, as witness raised hie hands to protect him self, came in contact with, and injured both, the left in par ticular. With further assistance Shea was secured. Prisoners, who reserved their defence, were fully com. milted for trial TRAMES. MURDEROUS ARRAULT. Oliver Berton, a German seaman, was brought before Mr. Selfe, charged with committing a savage assault on France* Herbert, a woman of the town, who is now under medical treatment in the London Hos pital, and in a very precanous condition. _ _ Greenfield, a police constable of the Icclivision, mid—l was on duty in High-street, Shoreditch. this morning at an early hour, and heard cries of " murder" and " police . pro meding from the house, No. 3, Brewer-street. I went there and found a woman named Herbert bleeding profusely from wounds on the heed. She said the prisoner had beaten her with a sling shot, which he did not d.eny, and said she wanted to rob him. The prisoner—l did not hit her with a sling shot, it was with mine fist. Mr. Selfe--You could not have inflicted the wounds on her heed as described in the medical certificate with your fist. Greenfield produced the sling shot, a most dangerous weapon, and capable of inflicting most serious if not fatal wounds. These deadly instruments, composed of ;,lonely twisted white cord, and loaded at one end with lead, are aarrisd by many ruffians and foreigners, and their use has lately become a nuisance. . . . Tlie policeman said he found the sling shot near the door of the room in which the affray took place. The prisoner, in defence, said he came here in a Bremen ship, and that the woman Herbert, after inveigling him into her house, tried to rob him, and struck him, and he struck her again. Mr. Belfe—With that sting shot ! You are remanded for a week. THE LASH AT WELLINGTON BARRACIES.—On Fri day (yesterday) forenoon the third battalion of Grenadier Guards, which is stationed at the Wellington Barracks, and which is under the command of General Craufurd, was called out for the purpose of witnessing the application of the lash to the hack of a private of the regiment named Muffed. The battalion was paraded under the command of Prince Saxe Weimar, near the Canteen, where the hal berts were fixed up, upon seeing which the men became aware of what was going to take place. The unfortunate man was stripped and tied up to them, when three drum mers were selected to inflict the punishment, which con sisted of fifty lashes. One of the drummers was chosen, he having been a practical hand atit when theregiment waste the Crimea. After the completion of the punishment, the pain ful operation of which so affected four of the men that they were obliged to leave the ranks, the prisoner was re moved to the hospital, his back being frightfully lacerated. The man had been absent without leave, and was met by his sergeant, who complained to him about It. He in reply made use of some abusive and vulgar words to the sergeant, remarking at the time that he did not care if he got fifty for it. He was reported by the sergeant to the commanding officer, when a court-martial was held, and a punishment of fifty lashes was awarded. The man did not bear a good character in the regiment. He bore the infliction very firmly. COLLISION IN THE CHANNEL—A most disastrous collision took place on Tuesday morning, about three o'clock, some 30 miles to the south of Beachy Head, between the Solferino, of Havre, and another vessel, name unknown, which is supposed to have canned the foundering of both vessels, with their crews, excepting two of the Solferino's, a coloured seaman and another, who were picked up in an open boat by a fishing lugger, close under Peachy Head, on Thursday morning. They state that they were suddenly thrown out of their hammocks, and on getting on deck found that they were locked with another vessel, both cut down to the water's edge, and a very heavy sea running. IThey were in the act of lowering the boat when a sea struck it and carried it away from the davits, and as there were no oars in the boat they could not regain the ship but drifted slowly away, and in • short time they lost sight of the two vessels. The poor fellows bad a miraculous escape, as they were out in an open boat two days and two nights, dnrine which time there was a very heavy sea run ning, with Lail a gale of wind, and without oars or any means of guiding the bed, and only an old shoe to bale out the boat, which was very often on the point of sinking; naked, and without anything to eat and drink. They were fitted out by the Suapwreoked Mariners' Society's agent, and pawed on by the French consul at Newhaven. SOUND OF CANNONS.—We stated that the reports of cannon were beard plainly at this place on Tuesday, the 3rd inst. It is now known that on that day fighting occurred throughout the whole forenoon at Strasburg, Virginia, over one hundred miles in a direct line from this place, over bills, mountains, and valleys. A gentleman in whom we place implicit reliance informs us that on Saturday, the 31st of May, the day of the great battle near Richmond, he was riding on the road near Baltimore, and heard a con tinuous roar in that direction, and at a time when there were no indications of thunder. We are fully im with the idea that the firing of cannon can be h much further than supposed. It must be over one hundred and fifty miles to Richmond.— Toireontoira (U.S.) Advorate. AN ELEPHANT AT LARGE —ln Trowbridge, on Saturday, the elephant " Ajax." belonging to Sanger's Circus, and his keeper, were quartered at the Horse and Groom public-house, and during the night "Ajax,' like a true Cr:scion, defied lo c k s , bolts , and bars, and played " Hogg s diversions." In the first place be was tied by a strong rope Wan iron bar driven eight inches into the earth ; this he easily pulled up, and then took down the heavy stable-door which confined him, neither binges, locks, nor bolts offering the slightest impediment. "Ajax " next per formed a similar operation on the ckllardoor, but did no damage. Leaving that place, he went into the garden. where he deroolished everything, and trampled the ground Eat The Conigree Chapel abuts into this garden, and the animal smashed the window s , f ramewor k and all, and also those in the cellar, doing damage to the amount of about 30s. At this point of the proceedings the keeper appeared and led " Ajax " back to his dormitory, where he adminis , tared a sated castigation to him. The proprietor of the circus, on being apprised of the damage, immediately made reparation for the MOM —Wiltshire Mirror. S'rigz AT WlOAN.—Seven of the collieries of W*in, employing 2,000 men, have been stopped by a strike. A large meeting was held yesterday, at which it is computed 4,000 persons attended, and a resolution was unanimously adopted that the whole of them should strike rather than accept the reduction of 10 per cent. in their wages, of which notice had been given. One of the speakers urged that the average wages of the colliers was not more than 2a. fel, a man per day, awl this, he contended, was too little for them to live upon, after the necessary deductions were made. Further 11041001 of a redaction in wages have been issued for the 17th inst.,. who, weeding to the resolution adopted yesterday, other colliers will follow the example of their ewaradw. 10 - 1 IS 96 6 'Co 100 100 100 100 is iN KO 109 106 160 101316 N OBLIGATII _LUNATL - 6 an G.LausabouriSp.aual 20 ell Do. lamed at an .- 100 all Lanianne and Prlbour2 ID ell North. of France Sp. et. 10 all lo.(lateCharlerolAp.e. 60 ell arts& Lyons 6 parcel:it. 10 all Do. New Spar cent . 6 'al Royslawedlah6per cent.. 10 ell B.Atuat Lom-Ven. p. c. 20 ,ell Southern of Inuice 3 p.c. 100 ell VlctorEmmanuelflp et. 20 in W.*N.W.offrancotp.c. I Goias COLONIAL GOTS/MYNA? OICIIIITI No. INI 9700E9 1 Pd. 1 CIL pries& 1 Bslas. 7::: :: D 0.64 PA.." TO 1" Uri 114-- - • • • De. 6perall7 eb.tAttg 100 108 106 - •• • • • . Do. 6par eallar.dBsp• 100 108 106 xd - $ll4. • • Do. 6 per cent. - Do. lipareeatln. Stock 100 96 96 - -• • - el46Bageelp.allB7l 100 109 111 - - - • • do. 1480 100 115 114 - . Do. do 1891 100 111 113 - le6. .. Now Bromaw•Gov.ll6. or. 100 1043 1011 - - • •• N. 8•11614•11v.6p. c. 1861 100 100 101 1001 13 .... .. Axel,. a 1871 to 167. 100 993 1003 - .... - Da. 11 p. a, 1888 - - - .. Now Loam! 6 per cent lOO 108 110 - fl 9 .. Nova BootJa 6p• ajar. 100 1063 1063 - .... .. Aut.Gov. 0 p.o. Beads 100 108 110 - .... . Vie.. Chr.6 p. a. 366.9Ju1y 100 108 108 - .... .. Do. da.llp. e. April &0. 100 1093 110 1093 f 5911.111GN 111111., No. 1 191. 1 Nom I M 16 1 a prlrea I Sates. 21010 AmOralbm MON 119 1 906 6604 91 . WNW- . lll - - 10.000 5 Brasil. 1.11L06.(Llm) aLI 1 h - 16.000, 1 %cla Wear - 11.000 i 69 - MS) Oseki entein e = oo 1 Dam sll f 1 - 26,000 5 Nast Dsl Re7(l= l ) , 1 f 1 pal - 19000 1 DMUS (UN) - 99003 21 asmeral all 11 25 - 99000 11 CIL Nanham Dapper - NIL kratralla (Um.) 13 13 01 dla - * MI COO N 3 U Unarm .ll Upends (9116.) 1 6 3 pm - - 190 N 5 l llsrt mstleals6 - 149,816 ta all - 00.000 1 111.60.ef s Aaa(L) I 'I a. 1119 10,000000 110 6 raNtbr a t l t p dallesaidiad ill 1 4 - Part 1 /Data Barbara Gold 11 3 pm - 10111 1 load& Austin. (UE64 10s. 1 pea - 11.100 10 Nadu& dal ltay (Um) 111 673 13.174 SIN 1761 tad Darlma all 63 73 - Maas 1 Nevada, iLlas.l ill 3 t - 111.109 3 Tudananatana (I.lm ). all 13 a; BRITISH ILLII XL M. Pd. lOL peter I Wei. 0,00 0 , - 104 S COMMERCIAL AHD MARKETS. LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (IT 1111171311 AND nun nAowana =mourn). (now ons OWN CORRISPONDEST. Cotton market very dull ; sales about 2,009 boles. MR general opinion is that the stock is not mote than 30,009 bales of all sorts in sums of the estimate, and this error arises from spinners returning from the country cotton is. re-sale in this market, TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAT). The ;whet iseteady. The present quotations sae as follows :—Town tallow, 475. 3d., net cash ; Potashes. T.O. on the spot, old, 48e. to 48s. 3d.; new, 495. Oat. Is Des, 49a. ; ha. to March, 49s 9d. MARKET AVIOLAGIOL—Town tallow, 50s. ; fat by Mb% 2a. 6d. ; yellow Bosnian, 505.; melted staff, 3Bs ; rs ditto, 21s. 6d. ; tallow grooves, 16s. ; good dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) News. Harvey and Easton report trade slow at Wheel pies'. Prime meadow hay, 70a. to 80a. ; superior dal% 84.. to 955. ; inferior ditto, 40s. to 50a. ; new, ditto, 40a. to 80a. ; rowan. 38s. to ; clover, old, 90s. to 115 s. ; ditto, *soa cut, 80s. to 115 s. ; straw, 36a. to 495.. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) The amply of vegetables continues good. Importations of foreign fruit, such u nectarines, peaches, and pears, are well kept up. Grapes and pineapples are also very. plentiful. But, artichokes, tomatoes, and cucumbers are likewise abundant. Strawberries and currants are sow all but over. Plums are plentiful. Potatoes are beeanis( to show disease. Cat Bowen chiefly consist of orchids. pelargoniums, violets, mignonette, and TOM. . . - • BRUIT. Pine Apples, per lb., as to Zs l Pears, per doz., I* to Os Grapes, per lb., 2s to is I Apples, per doz., 9d to la sit Firs, per dot., 2s to Es Oranges, per 100, 124 to No Peaches, per doz., Si to fla Lemons, per 100, es to 160 Nectarines, do., ts to es Walnuts, per 100, is toll Apricots, do., 2s to ea Filberts, p. 100tH., its la Pea Melons, each, is to 4. VRCIRTABLeS. French Beans, per half sieve, l Cucumbers, ear* 3d to NI Is to ts . Artichokes, each. 40 to Or Peas, p.; sieve, 2s ed to ea I Beet, par doe, is 6d Cabbage*, p. ban., ls Sd to 1. 44 , Celery, per bundle, le thlW In Potatoes, York Regents pea] Shallots, per lb, 104 to is ton, 1404 to Ms Guile, per lb, 6d to 84 „ Flukes, do., 300 s to Ms .. Lettue,a, each, 24 to 3d „ Rocks, do., leOs to 1506 I Endive, per score, 1s 6d . Cepa, do., 80s to 901 Horseradish, per buy:P.4lld tore I New, perlb, 2d Vege table Marrows, each, 61 Tnimips, par , bunch,3d to ed NI ithrooms, p.pott, ,Is bite bet Carrots, de.. id to ed Parsley, per 12 bunches, 14 lora Spinach, per sieve, ls to is 8d I Herbs, per bunch, 24 to ed PROPINCILL BIZAILI MARZICTIL YANCHnellat, SEPT.6.—The market ie ?evaded good, awl prices steady. Great Later% 46—Greg Lesseboarg. 1411-IF. Great 111. 9d.—triad Treat et :p fl n it Wag em, 65-1111nots Central. 6^0.7D144e lip, 484 p—lasee shire sod Yorkshire, 1061 4—Loseos Nem Waters. midland, 1274 1274 18—Northern Comelier Bank, 17.16 7-10 Routh %gem 834 F-Oreet Skip, Peet.. Us. Me. 4d.—llaioa Bank, 3 pm—North Braids, New 6 per Cents., Y. pm.—SAO too, New, 9-16 pm—Alliance Beak, 6 pa BARBS? CATTLE FAIR, FRIDAY, Serr. 5. —This =fair was resumed to-day, with the sale of bouts and bat the large amount of bushier transacted yester day had very considerably reduced the cattle fields. In the Scotch fair all well grown steers found buyers, polled Scot, and Highland stock made 13/. to 14!., and Scotch runt' 51. to 8/. : many large droves of runts' were unsold. Welsh cattle have hada good sale this year. and were selected today at from 91. to 101., and Welsh heifers 71. to 81. • Hereford; 13/. to 151., most of which were sold out ; D evoe, 101. to 111. ; a large herd remain on hand. Mil& cows continue d to make high prieea. Shorthorn cows in full profit sold at 211. to 241., and small cows 161. to 181. I. the horse fair business was again dull, sad many strings of useful knot IMO without cuatomers. Irish colts and Welsh ponies add at 8 to 15 guineas. Many distinguished foreigners have visited the fair this year. The horse recce of to-morrow (Saturday) will conclude the fair of 1852. WOOLWICH DOCKYARD. —With reference to the paragraph relative to the disputed admission of a stranger rich Dockyuni upon the authority of Mr. Rem Naval Storeksew, m supposed contravention of the ceders of th e Com modor e Superintendent, we regret to learn that Mr.;,,Piers has been suspended for three months. This appears to be rather sharp practice, as the gentleman la question was about to vast Mr. Pion at his residence.— Usted Service Gazette. SERIOUS AOCIDICI4T ON THE HULL AND SCARBRO' HAILWAY.—OR Thursday night the train from Sesame was delayed for some time in consequen:e of three or four of the carriages having slipped off the line shortly after the pain had left Sooner. Several passengers were more or less in jured in consequence of the concussion they sustained, and oos man was seriously hurt. A fresh segos and carriages bad to be despatched from Scsrboro' to take rip the passengers, and the train, instead of arriving at Hell &tenon o'clock did not arrive until about half-part 10 o'clock. Packet. Thome Ricairro. —The traffic receipts of rap ways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week ending the 30th of Auguat,on 10,482 miles, to 631,5161.. and for the corresponding week of last year, on 10,145 miles, to 594,2581. showing an lemma of 337 miles, and et 39,2581. in the receipts. The guns receipt' on the fal lowing 14 railways amounted in the aggregate. on 7.167 miles, to 50),771/. ; and for the correspoedieg week et 1861 on 6.890 miles, to 474.777/. ; showing ao increase of 277 miles, and of 25,9:41. in the receipts. The lemma on the Caledonian amounted to 5211. ; on the Great Eastern to 1,1211. ; on the Great Northern to 1,8451. ; on the Great Western to 6,2831. ; on th e Loaders and North• Western to 6,928!.; as the I Brighton. and South Umiak to 1,3881. ; oe the Losid: ed n= South Western to 5,634/. ; Midland . 48461.; on the North British to 1.693/. •, on the North Eastern to 772/. ; and on the South Eastern to 4.loll.—total, 35,1511. Bat from this must be deducted 2. ,th e der-mason the Great Southern and Western ; 5,8064 oo the Lancashire and Yorkshire ; 4f31. on the Manchester, Sheffield, said Linooloshire ; together 9,1571.. leaving the increase as above, 25.994/. The geode and mineral Weals no those lines amounted to 209.1734, and for the corre sponding week of 1861 to 266,1054, showing an mavens of 3,068/. The receipts for passengers. parcels, kr-. amounted to 291,5981., against 268.6724, showing an in crease of 22.962/. The traffic. receipts on 84 other limes amounted, on 3,315 miles to 132.7451., and for the were weeding week of Wt year, on 3,255 miles, to 119,4811, showing an increase of 60 miles, and of 13.2641. in the receipts. The increase in the traffic of the poet week, as compared with the corresponding t rod ui l a l 6 lBZ arises from the passenger traffic to Exhibition, and there is an 111101DBM) is the goads hell% from an improvement is thole. The troika reniple far the port week show an Manion of 6,0.811. an ernsepeavi wilt thole of the preceding week, mhos the 23ri of Aerial The most moderate calculation of the Ohio crop makes it at least 30,000.000 beads, or Itri re ir lat IMO more than was rand last year. Of this gesatity there wilt be a surplus beyond the state &mad of 17,000,000 bnimis. I