The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-07 00:00:00

THE - EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1859. DEPARTURE OF THE GREAT EASURN-THIS D. The Great Eastern has at length started. the place off Deptford kooweth her no more, and shall probably never know her again. The proverb re speeting the slow movement of large bodies was never more truly exemplified than in the Mae of this great vessel. The difficulty with which she was movid at all into her natural element mast still be fresh in the memory of most persons. It has been often said of other things that they "die by inches," bat what between the " rams" that pushed her, and the " ram s " and v i e i ner ti a that held r back, the Great Eastern may be truly said to have got life by inches, and the rate of daily progress in her launch was recorded in the smallest subdirisona of space with as much mi- Detentes as the different stage. of a royal progress are recorded in the penultimate fractions of time. laded, the cost of parturition ' as well as the lose of time, was so great, that both ship and shareholders were exhausted to the process. Thus, when the monster was fairly afloat, it was found that a further mo ti ve power, in the shape of more capital, was required. without which tt could not pro ceed. For want of this—the greatest motive power of modern times—the great ship may be said to have been " laid up in ordioary," and for several months she lay "floating many a rood," "uofriended, melancholy slow." like Goldsmith's Traveller—a "shilling sight" for the Londoner and the etranger. 'here are few who have none read Mr. Huskin's description of the old smack sun rogiug on the sea shore, who can forget that remavk able pita, of writing; and whenever we passed by this Levistban we could not forbear at once remota benne and regretting its somewhat analogous position. But it would seem that this gigantic creation required, like other great births, to be handed f.om the solicitude of its parents to the treatment of a name. Coder the auspices of the " Greif Ship Company," therefore, the child grew in stren,t,h, sod beauty, and decoration, till it was able, cm this day, to move on towards its ocean ' horns in the midst of admiring thousands. Notwithstanding the disappointment of yesterday, and the jibes and jeers which were thrown out, that there would be an almost perpetual repetition of the disheartening failures of Stilwell, thousands of per sons Hocked down by road and rail and boat to Greenwich this morning to witness the departure. The directors made ample provision by commencing the running of traitie at half•past five o'clock, and from that time until after the veseel was fairly out of sight, they threw into Greenwich vast masses of people, many of whom, being too late for the actual sight, contented themselves with picking such scrape of i n f ormat i on u their friends and ecquaistanees—or anybody else— could afford them. Greenwich Hospital grounds were the favourite resort in the! neighbourhood. The authorities with great kindness threw them open to the public. On the opposite side of the river—the Isle of Degs—generally a very unromantic and un muse:ire locality, presented an animated appear ance, the people of the East of London having chosen that point as the plate from which they would view the departure. Right along from the Millwall stairs to Mr. Alderman Cabal's new church, the shore use heed with peep* amid perhaps a better view of all the preliminary proeseciinge concocted hare with he been departure the Leviathan ship could not obtained. At about 20 minutes to 8 o'clock (the precise time of high water this aornitig at Greenwich, being abut 10 minutes before 10) a shout ran threagh the crowd that the vessel wu off; and so she was; for at that moment she was seen moving broadwise towards the middle of the river, while the smoke which was vigoeoasly issuing from her four large tune* and from the @mailer funnels of the tags which were lying alongside to take her of, coca pletely hid her from observation. Guns were fired from the opposite side, and intense excitirnent prevailed amongst all present. In a few minutes the smoke cleared off, and the immense vessel was seen to be majestically gliding down the river, following her tug., for at this mo ment, although her own steam was up, neither her screw nor her paddles were in operation. She was drawn gallantly along in front of Greenwich Hos pital, where she was received with cordial cheers; end at this point the interest was increased 17 the band on board striking up Rule Britannia.' At this stags the vessel, as indicated by her mark., drew 21 feet of water at the bow. The vigorous peals which came from the old parish church of St. Alphage.Greinwich—the cheer ing on shore, the inspiring air of the band on board, the general excitement which prevailed—rendered the goe•e mu of the most animatiort 'het could ho conceived. Opposite Greenwich Hospital both the screw and paddles were put into motto°, and the vessel went safely round Greenwich Point. Black wall Point was the next to be pissed, and here, ac carding to the most experienced pilots who volun teered their opinions, the only danger to the ship could be anticipated. At half-past 9 o'clock the Great Eastern was off Blackwall, the pier of which was crowded, as ware also the tops of the Artichoke, the Plough, and the principal hotels on the river side. The great vessel rounded the !mist with as mach facility as • Grevreend steamer would have done, and went off proudly to Woolwich, which she pared at 9 o'clock. Thence she proceeds to the Nore, where, after ad jesting her compassev, and taking in • fresh supply of coal, she will go on to Weymouth, from whenos she will in due time proceed with her trial trip, according to the arrangements which have already been made public. During her passage down the river, the great ship was accompanied by • large number of steamers, •ailing vessels, and small boats. She had on her foremast the " Blue Peter," indicating that she is ready to sail and that those who are about to be come passengers mast mike their appearance on board, and towards the stern Boated the Union lace. The read, while in the river, was ander the direction of a Trinity House pilo•; when released from his control, Captain Harrison will in due mares take the command. (From the wooed edition et the runes.) Wetlosselay Mors*, 10 &Clock. The Gnat Havers Mesm•hlp let g, her mcoriogs off Deptford at 35 minutes afore 7 o'clock this morning, and dropped pert Grarnericb in choege of four powerful steam htgs—two at hot bows, sad two it ths after part of the , The Mean in her boilers wu fully up, and both the paddle end screw engine, were ocoaskeally w.erktag. Captata Hairline was upon the peddle-bez, with Mr. Wit-lime Atkisson, the rivet pikt, who will have charge of the ship r fae as the Sr.,• Mr. Spence, another Thernie pile, eat ia the howl of the wand. The departure of the ship wee greeted with great elan fag ftim the to eltitndes a•hm and Mint. As lie pass& Greenwich the t n.hasiaent of the people Inereseed, and the errs was altogether ore of ataguler Intend and groat teary. TM Minos& navigation of We poi of the river was Cl carfully overcome, but et Blsekwall Point, oppealle the Gem Shoal, the triad and the *et of the' tide together drove her bows to) mach in shore, an I It reignited the noiad p •wer of five mamma to pall the eh,Ve Med Yount into mid.chenael. This was happily ao complishei after Mimi delay, dueler whiled the greatest atuuey was felt kr the safety of tie ship. Ate plater to shoe o'clock the ship pared Blackwell Pier, spot vehkla end in lit. Livvegrovis adjoining Were thnsanda of spectators hod assembled. The windings of the river between this point and Wool. wick were navigated with the geresta.t cantina, and at 9.16 the Brest Bayern, with both paddle and straw miler It week staiaml past the ft 'ye, Dockyard, whore seligher &ruin's bons the opt:tsLro dunk, asseablod pedal bar Proll The river wad C /WM with met of aU kiwis. The Nem Aadres and WKlgenn, Gov xatotat tag-boata were small Übe vainlro ad err, • IA ebb large parts to os board. The ship hawing palled Woolwich, ao (amble orprehaa• dos of dialsolly ka river la t lt, and ft is acristad elr will *saw at the Ni,,. early Mir aurae*. Th!ro IPA/ so ditalty of dtaa on board tea Alp. The blot war at the faro sad the yiu, j , k at, the wham were lii that do aa2liall7 Tr. ink woo wail Mod with yammers, and maw Am ill board ware Mr. R. R. Gouda, ababmad Ma manpany , Mr. Jackass, M.P., and Mr. FLIAIRe Ingusa, M.P., Ma 00-dirieton; and Mr. J. E. Yaw, ar aviary of tha company. Kn. Harrison, wife of the commander of the ship (who In tel& amens to America with her husband), sad Ws. Harbert lavas won autos; the ladles oa board. DIZADPUL Mil AND LOBO OP 211.1113 Lind. (Ms DA rj This (Wednesday) esesains, about four o'clock, as police-toestable 161 of the A divides (Lreserve) wee pats*: near the terminus of the Bonk Western Ittileray be taw am Aa pourieg oat of the pennieee beiesitag to Mr. J. Berton, • dealer be unredeemed *lva duets at No. 76, Wsteeloo-rod, weft leeks the kip& engine station. The °dicer aroused the loireles, soil la los Shea an minutes the engines mats. Mime oath( deseschis to work, the dowses were told that ems perms lied been seen at the upper windows ery , ag for heir, bat led &apparel. It wee theta eppareet that mime they led pevionsty swiped their lives were forlsitel, se the dew lad obtained the esniphes paned= of the shop, the parlour, end mimes, sod we snacking with full vigour the attics. Some el the =Br- Mame inmates were, with the insistent* of the Weeds sod police, fortanate enough to edsot • safe seeseat, sod the remain ter no doubt might have been saved by the It gal Society's mopes which arrived In • few minutes, had they bat entered the second Soor end closed the doer ',her them. Instead, however, of so doing, they made for the roof of the home, and became encircled with dm, when Km. Berle, the wife et the preplan", avid 40 (who wee pattiany &weed), biome exhausted, fall, end wee bunt to death. Her daughter, • doe yeaag women, eyed 21, next shared a simile. fate, end ate• that the eon, aged 12 year., also fell a victim to the fury of the Buses. Tho engines, which artivei is rapid sue :maims from various other stations of the brigade, were set to work under the direction of /dr. Henderson, the chief officer of the D Muria of triode, but in spite of the most strenuous exertions of the dramas, the dames ormtinued their ravages, and at length they shot through the different windows at the top of the building. They illantinatod the whole neighbourhood. The fillallll4 hewer, kept at their work In their usual reel 1011 Wawa maw, bat upwaide of two hours sloped beim they seal l get the mastery of the heefal dews* sod when they WA succeeded la so debt — sr at least when the remeisiag portion of the bundle( wee aslielently cooled—they went to ale whether say one knowa to have perished could be Weed. The three poor creatures bane alluded to were found burnt in an awful manner, to ennb se that it would be almost imposeible to identify them. The Royal &ciety's escape was the names of eel lag HOW, Parkins from the roof of the adjoining home, thereby show ing that if the other ;silks Mid menaleed In the emend door they might have been reseed. The proprietor of the ma ndate was Issued la the Phoenix Fire-office and the building wee insured I. the Atlas-Milos. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (Trns DAY.) (X)URT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bator Mr. Colomboloser Goldberg.) 11 Tan METROPOLITAN DIII I / 1 0-100101, CRaArsIDR. This was the int nesting for the proof of debts mad dabs a negates soder the bankruptcy of Elias Maimed, of the bletrop Atm Dialag-roorea, Cbsepide, eatiwg-beese kesiker. Mr. Tethers', of Ouildhall-chanabers, eapperted the bank rupt, end Mr. Zinc of Collve-bill, appeared lbw creditors. It sppeared &Jet the preliminary theannte et Mama. Hart Brothers that the bankrupt's narrowed debts we Mt, end evelitont holding .srulby, 2,4131. The wets ant stated to be shore 2,0001. Mr. Month, bottle ale and beer nearalent, was dram arterses. Mr. Tethers. applied for en allowance. He stated that the total strount of the beakrupt's dale were between OW sal 4,0001, and that the Itie end furniture of the Metropolitaa had east between BACK and 10004 Hie licsoor—Whet do the einlgneas say? Mr. Kiag said be had as °Ninths be n ellewenos, but at present there wee ar thesis la haat. SY Hasour—Tyre et course than an been etlowanoe. Mr. Treherne seed there was a bill °teals apes the property tar OWL, but as the creditor wait not in 1011111Sikil at the tine et the bankruptcy in all probability the thelpthe would apply to his hollow for ea order to sell. ressell, the Aida sedgene slid tkaa at kart 1,0001. would be realised. HY BoW7or=ltss lot bet bow 21. pie wok to bs ta cromotol to V. 100. if be filen bit Accounts in Unto to pan bar assotiostion. Tkeraoet ---- iug then broke up. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) BO W-61'11=1'. lIPOCLAIL =COPPS! OP • TOC:111,2001L. - A welt-dressed young noble awed John Williams, who and he lived at F lair-street-hill, wee charged with picking • geatlemea's pocket is Clascery-lass. The preserster. Mr. Horrloos, • sputheres connected with the legal prehmica, Whil that he wee wades noes Chereseitre, Wes be heard a sty of "stop thief," pro s gestisma WIWI him, who was ninnies ec e . fie d e i tirey. Witmer. Waldo( to mks is the administre tics of *der, ran alter the boy also, pressmag of mow. that he hal picked somebody's peckeL wir clang apes the fugitive, when the boy, who proved to be the prisoner, threw a packet book Into the toed. Witness thought ' it Welt be more desirable to secure the pocket-book than the led, so he gave op the pursuit and picked up the book, kunst the other gunman to go alter the boy. Os *zo mbies the article Ware discovered to his Washburn* that ft was bis own pocky-book, sad that ft wee Ida own pocket which hod bees picked. The Marrow of the prosecutor was corroborated by the gestlemer referred to, a solicitvr in who hod eves; the prim met take the pocket-book out of Mr. 'a oast •pocket. Yr. limy (to prboner)—Whtt do y.itt say to the charge ? Priestise-1 plead guilty, and wish the case to bo anm minty disused of. Me. Huey mid it would be secieury that some ismairy amid be made a. to the We charnels, For It was to be 'hared that it was not his tbst Wort la the same direction. The caw was accovdiogly remained for a week. • MARLBOROUGH STREET. CHARON OF FLUID AND FOROZNY. • Lad* Pilion, of A, Upper Rupee Jared, carrying on IMIII. WWI as a provision dealer, less charged with being moaned with others not in custody, in defrauding the ooroplatagat of butter sad cheese of the color of 481., and alto tures, ea order for 424 f. 80c. in payment of the same. The prisoner was appretteaded by Sergeant Rogers, 6 C, • very experisocoi officer, and who speaks French dually. Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlborough-etresr, appmersi for the prceecnUolt, and Mr. Albert acted as iaterpreter. From the evklesce, which was only partly entered Into to-day, it appeared that the prosecutor, Y. Francois Deaden, • cheese merchant at Neufcha'el, having receiw,i • 00W manic-Edon from No. b, Upper Rupert-eirest, signed Variety and Co., requesting sampler, sent thew as requested, sad afterwards received another request that good. might be arse, which was done, and afterwards received • coinumisatio• c mtaising a draft for 424 fr. 84k., whioh befog mot to the home in Paris, us whom it wit made payable, it was after wards reamed protested. Mr. Alfred Villerr, of 47, Weeton-elreet, BermomMay, cheese marehant, odd he met to Meters. Miaares sai d Cotkerell, 16, Water-lane, City, whom eases was es the draft, sad nothing was known sift, Aorimat Bogen, 6 C, goomd apprehembeg the and es leittin the cherge Preash,be be= the tridt so e others, and that the Arm Vardar, sad Ca, wee lidarelL aim admittsd reeiring the goods to Neufchatel, and afterwards asked him to me the prosecske that lie might Image with him. Remeaded. BOUTHWAIRIC. amp BC mutts' arum'. Aiel Grommet, s bricklayer's lelynuer, was bronght bit. Mr. Combs charged with stealing a &hovel, Um pe perm of John Mew* mother bricklayer's 'shower, sad wet aim charged with we ialtiag lino Mulrhoad. Ildwards said that yeateadm &harpoon he waist work as s fa Toole?-etese, sad ha loft hi* shovel the loot of the log while ho curia up s hoi of mortar. What iismended he mired his shovel oat waa tad that the pi mar ked °arrive it sway. An Incre'ry was made shoat it, and stiartly sfuwwarie he saw the primmer I. tiosb:dy with lb drool. _ _ _ Mr. Casaba mini what Is knew of tits prisoner mapkkal satbiag p weenier, only be bed ham ea nay*: NM sad asmenl others. H. is owed tbs society nesa is Ile Mae, and that is the neon, be suppmed. W. Combs thought that if that was th• c we, ha did not mom la steal dm *trivet, bat took It away an that A. mind not pp so with his work. idwafilit mid that be did not wish t press th• chivy of sisalig nodsr the circumstances., but ha did not want to be sass Jena ysi. Madtbmid mid she lived In Usion•oourt, Tooley stren• sad yesteaday afternoon the prisoner rushed Into her h.ua. sad broke open a door with the shovel, and In en deavouring to prevent him doing mom injury he struck bet. • then came up and took him Into custody. a mower to the charge, the penman said he yea drunk and • man lent him the shovel to look out for • J.ib. He did not mesa to assault soy rue. Mr. Combs tined him 3e., or seven days, (or the unlawful p 111104.0 of the shovel, sad 10e., or ton dap, fa the assault an the leasale. leo 10 M el y W M ell • • ! 1 1 . . g, ... W ...., ....,,. ~.. 8,,,q. II WRY N I IV , O IC 1 10,44 N t".ft 60 Nt.4 IN 11..10 12 11,060 N 40,00 , N 10.:04 N l , I 4 4.0001 100 MOO L 1528.-71318 1)41. Two o%ton. The railway share market to-day is again ex tremely deficient in business and the alteration in pUes is trifling. Lanceshin and Yorkshire stook n e has declined 1 per omit., and Midland sad London ito and North Western about 1 per cent. The other loading descriptions are quoted the some ss 13: at the close of business yesterday, viz.:— London and North Western 941, to I, ex die. ; Great Western, 60 to 3 ; Midland, 104} to 1, ex div.; York s a c and North Midland, 71} to 72; Lancashire and T. Yorkshire, 981 tot London and South Western, 921 to I Great Nor thern, 101} to 102, ex div. ; and Eastern Counties , 66} to 671, ex dir. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firm, the Old shares are quoted 21 to } prem., and the New 2 546 to 7 .16 prem. Other foreign es well us es Indian and C-nadian railway shares are steady. ozone/air MUM AND 01 . 001111. me 1: H. LITAWLA • aber i e d, sl=VL a t Jame • -- -_ . _...... •( trer. mi nu r t . gilits• t■l a si %mos , lerlil — r ". oloo, Cl a r . I 7 11=0:47:; ritlsis: Clird• w as of esoland Vliiili 11 Bawl. Keay.. al Welk I In) imearr rs VnlkvOsta. Id. L EVllirele larimilin so 4 Tori•Wi. umilu sta nd 1n e ...1 .ii Wafts W etaat• 1 1011 LIT * Wastes I It :I n Til Id lit lli id MM. 111.1;edies . 1-i: 14movitidurd NIPIIVInAbOSA • hewer k w r rts ilk* ; Waft kW" Mee p it= Nip : era, Mimi" Tata.' ism Eva WriMlltika.. AC- I "1 iii : 7:7 • d iNger k i nstly.dil • wirs‘ Ida M. i) ( W E CIL PIIIII7ZIIIII ILuLwava a iaoa.aa p. D'wß ow. gat 4 tr. tam._ Dia.., Er tarii • 41 pa Om& Ds. 4 p. a Mal Onalt .13calsa raata Mat— 11 a. 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Vlxi Mist.iwgersial.. et non= all 11 &LW drew* II pc 1.111 M N 111 US 11 is 11 11 9? 93 i 8E SO /8 I IN 142 91 91 101 1.01 91 91 74 11 iTIONS. M. m• = ••• ill ill w i to I pm. 5 5 ii ii 0 hi is s mei i MONEY 2 1 f24RK81.- 1 1(1$ DAY. Two o'CLoci. This is settling day in Console,whiels are completely stationary in price, with very little basinem. The go vernment broker has purchased 10,0001. New Three per Cent. stocks for the Savisge Bente. In the share markets business is almost at a standstill, and prices in nearly el instances are nominally unaltered. Tee Three per Cent. Rentes opened at Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, at 89fr. 40c. for the account, and thence receded to 69fr. 36c., show. log, however, an improvement of & per cent. cam pared with the last price of yesterday. The scrip of the new Indian Loan has been officially marked 100, and is now quoted 991 to 100. Consols are officially marked 951 to f for money, and 951 to 1 for the 11th October. The present quo- tations are 951 to 1 for crib, and 951 to 1 for the new account. The Three per Cents. Reamed have been dealt in at 96 to 98}; the New Three per Cent,., at 98 to 98k; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, at 94 to 1, being inquired fort ditto, 1869, at 95 ; the scrip of the New Loan, at 99/ to 100; ditto stock, at 991 to I; India Bonds, at 2s. to 7s. dia. ; and Exchequer Bills , at 20.. to 241, prem. Foreign stocks are steady. Mexican, Sardinian, and Spanish Massive Bonds have been rather moro inquired for. Russian Four-and-a-Hall per Conte. are more offered, 'adore last marked 99. The scrip of the New Russian Loan is quoted par. The old Turkish Six per Cents.are quotedB3l to 84,and the New, 701 to 711,ex div. Sales are recorded as follows :—Mexi can Three per Cents., 21; ditto for account, 201, 21 i Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 4811 Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents„ 991, 99; ditto Three per Cents., 1859 (scrip), par; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 881, 881; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 481; iitto Passive Bonds, 11; Turkish Six per Cent., 1864, for account, 84; Venezuela Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 271; ditto One per Cents., 141. The steamers City of Baltimore and Vanderbilt have arrived from New York with 388,000 k in specie. _ _ The money market retains the less easy appearance lately noticed and, although the Bank are getting back a portion of the gold lately withdrawn, an im pression is pining ground, fortified by the general position of the Bank accounts, that an advance in the minimum rate of discount is only a question of a few weeks. The discount office at that establish ment yesterday was rather busy, and in Lombard street the rate for the best bills was 21 per cent. The scrip of the new Indian Loan was very firm yesterday, touching 100, and closing at 90/ to 1. The amount of the stock written up in full in the Bank books up to Monday evening was about 1,800,000/. Holders are not permitted to pay one or two instalments in advance, subject to the allowance of 3 per cent. discount, this being held applicable only to payments is full, which are continued daily. For each instalment after the first, paid on the 30th alt., a proportionate amount of stock will be created, bat the stock doe on ac count of the first instalment, amounting to about 22 per cent., will not be created until the final instal ment is paid, which is fixed, in the regular course, for the 22ad November. It will be found upon cal culation that, although the amount of stock written ap io full is 1,800,0001., the cash already paid into the India Treasury on account of this Loan of 6,000,0001. ia about 2500,0001., or nearly one half of the total, taking into account that proportion of the first instalment for which stock has hereafter to be created. It is almost surprising that the withdrawal of this large sum has bad so little effect arm the money market. The Connell of India are naturally desirous of finding temporary employment for the large funds thus placed at their disposal; but It would scarcely answer their purpose to accept less than 2 per cent. for loans. They grant them only upon certain kinds of Government securities, and from the magnitude of the sums involved, deal only with the joint-stock banks and the discount houses, and a few of the leading dealers in British Govern ment securities in the Stock Exchange. The next payment, nominally of 23 per cent., falls due on the Indian Loan on the 27th inst. The next payment oa the Russian Loan will be 13 per cent., and is fixed for the 24th inst. The telegrams received from Amsterdam yesterday report steadiness in Austrian and other securities. The influx of gold to the Bank continues. The - sum taken there yesterday was 83,0001. Australian, making, inclusive of the 23,000 sovereigns by the Avon, already mentioned, a total of 187,0001. since last Wednesday. The 40,000 sovereigns by the Star of Peace, from Sydney, being principally of Aus tralian coinage, will be melted and then dealt with. The 183,0001. by the City of Manchester, Arabia, and Hammon* from the United States, will be sent away. The steamer Oneida has arrived from Melbourne, via Monte Video, with 339,0881. in gold, bat her dates are only two days later then those brought by the mail which was delivered on the sth of last month. The letters and papers will be delivered to- day. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally firm. Bills on Frankfort and Austria were quoted a trifle higher. The rate on Holland, on the other hand, was rather law favourable. The ex change on St. Petersburg underwent several fluc tuations. The rates are shown below: Amsterdam, three montha, 11.161 to 1 ; ditto short, 11.14 to 15 ; Rotterdam, three month., 11.161 tot; Antwerp, three months, 26.221 to 10 ; Rimbmn, marks tenor, three months, 13.61 to 6 ; Nolo, three days sight, 26.71 to 16; ditto, three maths, 26.36 to 40; Prankket-en-the- Mann throe maths, 1171 to I ; Penwsbm% pa mule, three mouths, 141 to I ; Vienna, GIL do., three memo, 12 to 12.10 ; Trieste, ditto, three months, 12 to 12.10 ; Reda, three months, 491 to 1; Cadiz, three months, 49i ; Unborn, Wet moolher 50.21 to 7; Genoa, three menthe, 25.60 to 5 ; Naples, Wm month., 401 to 1; Palermo, three months, 1221 to 1,• Mamba, three month; 1221 to 123; Lisbon, 90 days, 64 le ; °puts, 90 dam 611 to 621. It is understood that the pale of the Paris market is now being ISIt with • view to the introduction of a Sardinian loan of about 4,000,0001. sterling, the idea being that • 'onion might be floated in Loudon. As usual, however, Oa anxious borrower asks terms which the market is nlt likely to grant. Sardinian Five per Cent. stock being now quoted about 88, the agents of the goveenm.mt profess to believe that a new issue could be arrange, 4 at 83 per cent., whilst some of the houses consulted? having regard to the unsettled position of affairs in 1 taly, seem disinclined even to admit the proposal to dii .sussion except upon the basis of 80 per ceut. Two more projects are on foot ibr public works at the Cape of Good Hope. One is the Wynberg Railway, with a proposed capital of 100,00 W., a guarantee on which from the colonial pavliament is hoped for. The second is the Simon's - Bay Dock or Patent Blip Company, the capital of which is fixed at 80,0001. In each case the deposit is limited to 24 per share. The half-yearly meeting of shareholders in the Great Western Railway of Canada is called for the sth of October, in London. - - Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, osual, and miscellaneous slimes, as given in the Stink Exchange List of last evening Inenreet* Bhores.—Alliance, British and 1 7 . 62; Zl . : ditto Marine, 601; (leadiae, ; Indevezily 172, 1711; Liverpool and I.oodon Fire and We, 91; 110; nests, 1741, 173. dje ; Barmy Consumes, 101 ; Westeen.l2. Cassis —Birarrhtin, 931, ex div.; Kennet sad Avon, el. Weterverk..—Beelia, 4,4 e, le„ Dooka.—East end West lot* 1191; Lewin, 09. In the sugar market to day prices were quoted Id. per cwt. lower. TOIEDAT EVENING. Coasoll t "Isiah dead yesterday at 961, touched this morning 951 to 1, sa d closed at 951 to 1 both for money and tomorrow's settlement, and 961 to / for the 11th of October. The official business report is as follows : —Three pee Cent. Consols, for money, 95/, 1, 1; ditto, for mount (7th Sent.), 951, / 1; Three per Cents. Ranee& 981, 1, 96 ; New Three per Cents., 981, 1, 98, 981; Bank Stock, 224 India Stock, 217, 216 2181; Indian Far per Cat. Debentures, 1858, 961,951 ; ditto, 1859, Witt 96 11 the scrip of the New Five per Cent. Loan, 991, 991, 99/ ; ditto, Stock, 99 f, 1,1, I; India Bonds, 4s. die. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858 were firm, at 951 to 1, end those of 1859 at 941 to 961. Exchequer Bills were quoted 20s. to 24.. prem. Foreign stocks were pens ally firm. The Old Turkish Six per Costs. left off rather dearer than yesterday, at 831 to 84f, being strengthened by the anticipation of the disidend doe the 10 . h prox. The S:x per Cent,. of 1858 were quoted 701 to 711, ex div. ?deur; >n ]bode have improved to 201 to 21. The scrip of the new Russian Loan was quoted par to 1 prem. ; the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. were marked in the morning 100. Peruvian Four-and-a llot/ per Cents, were again offered. Spanish Bonds were inquired fm, and showed an upward tendency. IL IN. I ILLesvw t. 11. 1 w L . i 22 r a g i ll i" a 41." Eths.x. 2 WM:4I-- Ci, c-12,-: .... . 1.... _ Z or gl fit mt.: S I V= 5! sertre-Dgiiia: i l ef s k lisW" tat Do. T de. at. INC= Di. NI 4 ? A te... .4. 44 DLIP retie 7 1A ,05 Ogralat.l4 WPM tee re teal all in. 00, !natant* IllabaiL Sift LIN= LIAIIID AT COLONIAL 001 Lt.." ra to. 4111®..... Row esmis .i 2di J.Awl.Orr.ll As. is. ORITIRE KIN RE. Sal llt UN, N. I Ars. 1 Mum M. IOL i Yr% 4.1 0 1 a r aiii •4 =MOWN s ii 11 441 1.144 .. Dane Omit dl4 0 "I 4. 11 1 1 : r i, miis 1 1 WIE ei as t in e US .. MOLAR : ism=*eli A it i 442! 7 1 12 POO - Vac •' ) U &ON - L4A 11 "....;itew 414 -, Us 'Ciao 14 44 li" ,4111 : : . I •MI 1 1l ei t " Kr° - ~,:g.,1.1..;i Lit U 1,14) 14 u. 1.41201 MI / 2 ad U. I I lt .: 11. 1111 =141 (k' I L LS 144 1 I.KO - a lies I St /4 in &W. 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Par Consols and Great South Taigas ahares are inquired for; the former are marked 111 and 111; and the latter ; 141 and 141, ex div. Alfred Consols have been dealt in at 4 and 31; Devon Great Consols, at 435; and ()rambler and Bt. Anbyn, at 471 and 47. Stray Park, Wheel Elwad, Ihng-Dong, and Trelyon Consols shares have also met with business. United Mexican Mining shares are inquired for, and are marked 21. Mariquita have been dealt in at 12.. Bd. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) In Mirk-lane today the attendance of the trade was small, but the tone very dull. Prices of mot articles olths trade were unaltered. The supply of home-grown grain was maalL The imports of foreign grain into London shim last Monday were reported thia morning es small of Roar, email of wheat, very mall of barley, and large of oatm Wlizar.-Eaglish. Retail eels at shout last Mond n ig i : rates. Foreign unaltered in value with slow sale. B whirr, 40s. to 465. ; nod. 36e. to 40e. per qr.; Dente° tad Konigsberg, 42.. to 56.. per 49416. ' • lasseek, 425. to 604.; ether Bela° ports, 40a. to 46a. • Prea ch, 38a. to 42.. FLoua slow sale, at kit Moa n day's prices. Town, 36e. to 43a.; Norfolk, 29e. 6d. to 308.6 d. per 2801 b.; French, 80e. to 33e. per 2801 b. • Amer., 17.18,-per barrel. Beauty quest in deesaad, but firm at hat Moodsy's rates. RAO* 24.. to 34e. per qr.; Baltic., 245. to 27e. ; other aorta, 23.. to 27e. per quarter. OATI.--01611g to the oactinned large arrivals the trade was depressed, and sales were made at 61. per quarter under het Monday's prices. British, 20.. to 30s. per quarter; Austrian, 19e. to 22a. per qr. ; other Bahia ports, 22.. to 275. per quarter. Bames.-Bnglian and Egyptian quoted nominally as last Monday. Roglish tick, Me. to 425.; barrow, 425. to Me. per qr. Foreign, 40e, to 60.. per qr. Egyptian, 33r. Per qr. Paan.-Notbing doing; nominally quoted at lest Monday's rates. English boilers, 48e. to 6 0..; hog and grey, 38.. to 425. ; foreign white, 48a. FLOATINO CAROOIII.--812100 loot Friday 46 rein-lades vessels were reported arrived at parts tell - , viz. 14 whew, 23 ratir, 6 barley, 1 rye and 1 rain. The suasive of cargoes or wheat o she toast on isle has bass iteresaed to &beet 12 wheat, lit orals., 3 barley, sad 1 rye. The Wart sales rt ported wee—Msies, Ihrdl, 24e. to 261. 64. per 480ths.; and le-day a twee Galata, 295. per 4921ba. No salsa in whist repereed yet to-day. 41JULIVALS INTO WIWI 11011 sur. 6 TO IMPS T. /MOO &Mack. bra, .... 570 23: UM POMP nms. MINCING-LAN&-(Tip DAY.) &MAIL. —The hugs nubile saki of foreign an 1imy...4 heavily at yesterday's &dins of 6d. Rained : This market also dull; lamp quoted 46a. 6d. to 61s. Corns.—Tie article hal a steady appearance. pubtto sates •111 going off without rp!rie, but ytatatter are not altered. Ern nenair Wady. Bay.Trzra.n.—Refraction 6 sold at s7a. Faurr.—Carrant• sold at 62a, ; Valencia rabies, at 60e. Mather 'aurally Law been dull and inactive. TALLOW WARIERT.—(THIS DAY.) The market outlaws dna, and shows a farther advance of ad. to 6d. per cwt. compared with the last prices of yesterday. Town tallow, 655. net euh ; Petersburg Y.C., on the = b 2s. Bd. to 675. 6d. ; September, 67a. 6d. to 675. 96 . to December, 68s. ; ditto ogontely, 68a. 68s. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Mews. Pattenden and Smith report that about 1,200 poclteta of cow hope have wired at market, and are wiling freely at the following currency:—Weald of Kent., 850. to 785.; choice, Ns.; Buren, 60e. to 6:.ra ; choice, 10a.; Mil and Kant Kenny 80a. to 90e.; choice, 100.. to 112 e. ; duty 280,0001.; sad that hope ere generally of ezoellent quality. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (ay =craw Txt.roaArg.) WARWICK MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) COUNTY STARES. One mile and a half. Roman Candle, Master Begot, Conjuror, Beale, Indepen. dam, and Ceck-a-Houp are here. WARWICK CUP. Three miles. Fishermen, Li Heir-st•L ter, Inc{skeane% Starke, Lifeboat, end Bevis ere here. WELTER CUP. Oce mile. Theodora, Courier, Lora William, and Coo -a-Hoop are here. NURSERY HANDICAP. T.Y.C. Rom Tncao,Fent Loaf, e by Cirosverux, Meyer , and lady Eglinton axe bore. TOWN PLATE. One mile. Boma Candle, Conjuror, Bel Espinosa, Mister Bigot, Bing WiWoo, Cok•e.Hoop, end the ROM, are here. MEMBERS' PLATE. Tbreirqsartere-of-e-mile. Theodora, .Gread Duchies, Rosary f, and Rover, are hero. TRAFFIC RISTURNS. ,lallaa Pea. Mr- Total, Total. =War& apes, 'iv abiactLas.l66B. Mit W. WO* maw Amettat . X A Ounwall — 1.070 li 1.20 /Carta litallotg+blnalL 4 U t• . _ _.. -. 8,W7 LIU ' 7 ' l irk Illnia; eft me lead, tviati Wooer. _ Cr 3 T.tia ...... -- -- - - - West 9.44 ma Bowember 4. lesel liaxemboura . Lando. awl Iliairwall Mardi UM=.........._ 9 1.164 218 Ulf UN • The above Is eselaelre M trade. dee =der agreemot at all Loodta sad North Mauro itAllwey Oes=eee7. LOCAL 811411 114111271. Brea. 6.-714 a market was lat. tad without roach Hoed affartaa 17f 14-Bisckbaras Ilf if a• Chador sad lady • f-treaa Oaaalasolf I-Orcat MINNS f-laraddr44 oad gradate. ff ku i . llL-Lawila sad Nana Wasars. /44 f-alsaffSald. j-alkikad. 100 Keith MU& ifff Nig. IN 6 3 1 -To• lad Igoe* • fa 1-14•14 Mortars Dares BlO f -Data Sanaa. 611.16 wig 4Y.-Graud T of Orb Of 4-413-663- Wablies et (bads 14 lialf 11-16. MANCIINOMIL. But. 6-Theta irr • quad mark-t. and buds= • Itudted to a very tad laraaatalsaa at sapid I• 4 quota:too.. Leeds KI 4-31 td4ala 101f-Dania 23 614-Udine[ Haar. 114 af 3-16-Ditto, divitkiedil Ss, 1411,-.61404te1y 944. BILIIIMMAN. Nan. (-Ito Wanng* day Iris to &kilo Stafford. Adz . Baby, a. itl_olQ-.4ll4rztass...a.ltaaktat.Coingan Btwv i n a i t ia ri j az1 . 17 4 :2 • 'men. D 4.31•4•-•6••dara Clwantecd, 74 73-Blrrntattsa Prelarasas 10-liirvalailian Omni. N 91-34iropadre Baba. SI Banologtlikee ama., at ff bases LAUDS, dais 1.-114•14 &WA. 41-law daa 616 per Casa, 117. OXFORD, WORCRSTER, AND WOLVVRNANFTON RAILWAT.—Tbe receipts of this deddpiay, hicludiog lb@ 8 . oarbridge Extension end Btrehlhed-upon-Avow Csnale, for the fortnight ending the 28th of August., have Ir.n 9,0891. lie. 2d., whilst tires fer the aaereepnnding fortnight of 18.51 amounted to 8,9871. 18s. lid., end the exreaditore, Me eluding that of the Btourheldge Extension end StrAdatd upm-Rvon Canals. 5,82 W. 8.. Od., Using at the me of 38.33 p r esat., whilst those for the corresponding fortnight of 1818 emanated to 5,4041. 14 7d., or at the rale bee 17.98 par Gent. The aggregate receipts for the fi tat Ms sad fast days of she belt-year amount to 41,4244 10a. M., ea whist 19,0801. Os. Od. for the correspoading dear ketaighte and lin dem of the Ilto•lor Paz; and days of ties belt-yam smouet to 16,1245. 12A Id., Wag at the "thoorreperteeiggregs.3Bdt isgtexPerr.foePala:c'dfoprtarit'f;bas4t;:agalast..7,:fitevel:dr7a4fTeo'ffilnlotghithiaicreid'triolbthe: 111 lire W do bad Isis Art