The Express. — London, England, 1861-08-24 00:00:00

.1 __ ____ __ __ _____. _ THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST ..... berg. t. lie they have ogle IllAair minute reconnthe THE POLICE COURTS. ' SHARE LISIS.-(THIS DAY.) mt .,* in the neighbourhood is of the Ch ain B r id ge . It -......_____ I Clordag pease I ailes to-day thee:ult. to delimiter a hole r thane imivemeete are pm gals DAY.) eh. IPd I BAUMAN,. yesterday. Ito 1 paa. looin•iry to an attack upon our hoes. or for the purpos e of Two o'Cwow. we au astutue•eatuarems se es - ~.,,arl.i..: closel the silence into Virginia by our army. The railway share market to-day is firm, with a' la 10S Bea Pee. IR 85 ffn The ..lenion „ ( - oar must experieoced officer% is that they The ble tendency. Af res h rise of lor I per 1 12 00 ..11__ • 0. 41 1,18• en .- . n • purely defensive ; and thi. ie sto•ngthened by the Tar "CODNIMtiONAMMI" AND TM: "PUBLIC imaseedgari." fav"rale all ...nowaseneannall. 4 4 2 - wrested &terminators of the rebel 'wider. not to attempt A sergeant of the conuniesionaires attended before Mr. cent. has taken place in London and North l e a n De. helm .. 4 7 _ to ..r...• Cie Pienuse ; but DODO can know what hie hese Yardley. aceomperdsd by 0., of a b o d y a men who. b e l ies WestOrD,. Midland, and Caledonian stocks, and :VA 100 9914119.14.60.6.t e b 09.0. NA, AI L LI2 0 •ti ..lu.k4 141.0 in secret session by th e rebel cu al at diw.harete from the corps. have started in a emilar line, wear of iin South Eastern. The o th er lines I Di SS - 1:14 , ... , 01• Mol it i* opparrnt to all that inaction is gra- •• somewhat similar uniform, ad who call themselves are generally fi rm. London and North West- Ism too ra i rry ib ; l issa *tee se 71/ .... Judi. led son-lv bringing them to the print of a dimple. " Public Messengers." ' now quotexl 924 to 934 ; Great 11 ): 100 a Do. JUN lifiolitto se le - t..ii of th e ante: for want of the nrceseuriee for its support. The sergeant said he was requested by the adjutant to e w rii _ f L a Dakota a Isiern Ade - TM.' coroi.lersiteers, and the encouragement a ff orded by data that the men wore a similar uniform to theirs, bat "'''''''"/ 68 to y i ; Midland, 127* to 138. 1 * to loapetetneekop.ape 1 li die Ili the meek at Bull Roo, may induce them to hazard as a that they were men who had been discharged for misconduct. Lancashire and orkahire, 1094 to • South Ito 741Ouleti, 6 eat as par - depende chasm an attack upon our hoes. They mist The man in court had by such means become possessed Eastern, 82;, % to i ; Caledonian, 1 ' to 104 ; p r I li ir dww 101 la _ - . 10,t sal win a lettk or ilishatid their army. Is fact of the insignia worn on their cape (a sword and an- Eastern Counties, 50i to 51 ; and Great orthern, i is at tastladlar ne..roetialpor• - - - a i.i o.pettsl hire. upon what is said to be credible au- chor crossed , in metal, on a red ground of cloth), the wear- 681 to 109. II: a i l B i t et P• eR Debut Oh 100 - thont*, that an attack upon our hoes is contemplated, Mg of which deceived the public. All they reeuited weal 0-Venetian Railway shares have im- pss a u is „ . b t i. e s`,.. 1 ::: s ii , : Mt 1/0 Ana th at the rebels are coomotrating force, at every th at the insignia should be returned. &Melbourne. - - _, „volable point is order to engage at the same moment Mr. Yardley (to the niessenger)-Wllere did you go t It proved to ito 1 prem. The Canadian lines are 1 _et all . our whole line from Harper' s ferry to Alexandria, and from ? dull. San Paulo Great Luxembourg, and Ant- m jci II Cl e:ATlverm or thasdi I9e 20 lOU ao. 5 re et. Prod (11 66 63 ro-vent the concentration of forces on oar side to resist Meseenger - I bought it of a man, warp and Rotterd ' ain railway shares are inquired ma an Dr a it ee .p ee r . e atel t: _ their attack . which will be adroitly concealed till the pre- Sergeant--He being an old hand, your wonhip, ought to f or WO all Do. 6 per et. . 64 87 - I ens tin* , for it . execution. If this be their design, they know that discharged men are not at liberty to sell them, ' UNDUFAILY imam ASD 970171101. too so D D o. per cli. UN.- 60 43 - 190 sll Do. do. MN. - will he signally foiled, for the preparations of General and Captain Walter holds the die from which it is struck. - tkelellan are otuelly available fur either offensive or de- Tee men when they are discharged give up their i I aAn,wArg, 1 Ct u ng r ra . I 1111 : 1 :2 41 . a t m all cheat ik " b .„.. 4°. nigus .,- - - 1 . 71 - • ,ii i 94 86 4 ILI hi i - 1 y f Levi. acthoi. Hi. disposition of his forces will enable uniforms, he. 20 12 Do. New I 1 dig _ bun to repel as attack successfully at any point thin g Messenger -Ax I bought it I consider I have a right to 1114 ell illam e Wel.ateaciareas. 74 U. 199 04.8. anodise. 6p. et 06 96 86. IN Iltrk..len.,4sCheaJuar. 84 - the whole line, or to MOM, forward his whole column wear it- it is my property. M t i ll 4261 1 feetCanada. Share 10 10; 104 10 simultaneously taper* say given whit in the adjacent hoc. Mr. Yarilley--Theo a summate shall issue against you for : sm all 1 21 " kbara med Tim . - - _ _ - .. Do. New loe 10f ills' - Jere of Dixie. The mystery of the movement oo either the illegal possession of it. le all Sectos,thidrAikMd.C. se de _, 1114 all DuBp.eßda.paylkw.op 96 98 tte an Do. 61 do., 17,witop. 90 111 - - .ele is the wily donut pretext left for excitement is Meseenger- If I give it up at once will the 511111111001 U. IN Bristol and WNW .... 55 54 - IN all Da. do. 78 withoato we - - _ w.liiagtoe. knee? U. 100 Caledonian IN ill do, - - Mr. Yardley -No ;yon had better give it up. 111 WI Cork and Bandon.. - -- - el IN Kohn Ow. 44 per a. 11l ell - - EXTRAORDINARY LETTER FROM A The t messenger d than gave up the required insignia, and 1 1 : 11 1 'lr a a . A te rl aawa.aame ~.,1 / a _. ... K. 100 De. do. I nekl.. 96e 1/74 - si a. him IA . 4 4 „, ~ ~ a . IL 101 Do. 4, pie al. 90 112 - on _, CHARLESTON MERCHANT DI THE SOUTHEILN s all id his h c t ompa t i t iroo n s iagiltra nt i. t:: have . worn wai th n e ° ir t tign i lobo: jj sTa Kairb: P.6 l= l° 3l: 43 - ta - 19 all Do. spar cent. N._ "- .- die -.- N. 100 Melb.Corp.o ot.Beads ea - -• 11:11V.sat: 115 all Dued.,Perth. & Abdas. • 60 all N.la • Omeds WANDSWORTH. U. 1011 Zeal ohm • me. th. 5 _, ANOTHER CONVICTION POll 631011Nt; IN A K.VILIV AY 11, NO Iresni An tainlies 49 SO lit; 111 all Do de. Lad do. S 7 _. We (Lrusp. llt r ,-, iry ) have been favoured with CADNIAOp. OR 140 astern Deka, nk•a• *4l -s 26 ell De. do. Wow do 4 0 „.. the followi n g letter from a merchant of Charleston , well Medea Amen, a journeyman carpenter , appeared be. •11. IN De. Noah SO $0 - U all De. do. Lind do. 4 6 - known eo the Liverpail gags, and who is now with fore Mi. layman, at the instaaoe of the authorities of the r i t Al Best delfollt ios -NI 6 ,7 i .., - ea IN Wade lOl 101 102 the !-/iiithera •rniy at Richinood. It will be road with South Walter : itaailsawc,ay,afd7al:sanY' for unlawfully mucking 1111. 100 t ildintrhoth 4 Dunder 111 29 '' ._ 19 lb Do, _ IS /2.11 De. P84 2: 81) - - - ietered, AA bititoto we have received little else than The defendant said he was not a ss that smoking was It ~roli wn rili a it 7 w j 106 - 104 -. -. et. 1401 D0.1nd.84../101g.5p.e 92 lit - Northern account. of the great tattle at Matiassu Junction: ootallowed. He had seen people smoke in the carriage* le all lOnsaiNcethergeotland 132 134 .- 10 1 iTriaildad,Lhalted,lerip 411 dis - " Richmood, duly 29, DEL several times, awl he thoug ht he might do the same. As N. lOr l thest wormer& " 1 rind here your fina's letters of the *.etth June. soon as he was spoken to by the parties in the carriage he U. p c : 1, 11 A , Stock ek 1 :7 2 99 11l - DiIIiNTITZI MIMS. The honours of the bottle ftekl have no charms fax atted MI. 100 1 0 t. South it sst West. are.; 106 ISO - disec. Mr t . 'harles teen , ng gentleman • • in the Merton - NOM. 1 - Pd I Cl. passe. Bales . tile. I hair. seen enough to make me curse the poor Mr , Charles that, oo the 11x1 instant, be wa g s returning from O l t es ° o l° G 0 .i ,8 W Vfif.Ona.llo. Fi t t it 884 8 il lh all 36. I 21. 1 114.71 &Waif 109 0 7 106 100 fool 1,m,01n MA bin blued-thirsty secretary for ail Vas:hall by the 10 p.m. train, when the defendant got in 116, lau i Laucashlred Yorkshire 100 1091 es ,t n 1001 lei el • IL Nertelhap.alLar.allept. 'IN 91 911 -• 111. 111*Man.dilidir1108 96 U the evils he has entailed upon the country. We have aad commeoced smoking, and , as a lady objected, he spoke U. NO London and Blackwell SI i n 4 is. et. MO 91 SS -• _6l 11800 id ___ _w• zd had a fearful l u ta, y ou w ill l ong since have had to him on her behalf, and said he would feel obliged if he U. u to i lai. jo ll ik ottl,tou tb l& a tte: 1 :: V e il IR 1! . 77/ lU. W - 0 49. 5 6. add -"• .... a telegraphic account of it. That full justice has been done would .h all .7.o.kiwar.d. The defendant refused , z f fe .d. rd abased Si prratd IN ( London& Nortb Wawa. let *3 90 1 1 - 0018111. u. OoviteNtra.wr /112011U71111. es by the Yankee. Ido not expect, bat 1 have seen enough in smoking, an d said there war no act of parliament to *a: grassh .li githweiten eir ..-- 94 4 - ef the result of the tight to pronounce it the greatest victory prevent it, awl that if he did not like it he 111 ell lendeaderrigooieralo - - - - Ttii:7l illflrecui IPdI Q. akin I Sass. .ince Waterloo. t tur batteries at Manama, were seven miles in might get out and take a first-claim carriage. He used very gg all Do. end Knolskllle 101 tie .... .. .6 assn., 1117 - 0... 100 197 112 .... .. Da. Sur cent.,18804.. 100 - - - - improper language, •aed on reaching Wandsworth the lady tt , 1 11 tutoabef:o ol -tueobtaa 4 '9 7 dl. 46 2 i , stmt , and there we lead" 2.009 men. The enemy appeared oo .... Do.epercent.thli-4.. ea - - - , ou.lay, the '214% with 61Itsavy ra4132 ride cansousand 00,000 gu lVlt n e t e n t said anot i h t er w c as om cf; r te e tet false. He put it MY I:nu trnpoUtin ---- -- - ir l i Irf ie l ' in L i .. De. 6 per et reti.dAudd 100 106 IN - •• • • .. Do 0 per ct. Mar. &Sep. 100 109 111 - n.. 0, of which wil t were oild United Suites nwilan. They oat directly it was complained of, iP and • before they came se " a Da; lens It ge l 1 0 1 11 " - pm 2, • ' • D o : a p er cent, I _ode a Gent attack upon our right Sank , awl there we were to Wandeworth. 64 all Mid. Gt. Wu (Ira) ... .- -.- .... .. of 0 HopeOp.d.l 100 107 100 - i.ory strong. as ems also our centre. This attack was only The witness said the defendant smoked all the way, but f: 6 ,_ all Hffeot . .. r ea •• • • • • - .. Do. do. 1690 100 107 100 do Dal 100 107 109 - - 1,. ide to deeeive, for at 6a. T. they mine dowu on our left j es t ir Da ore they enteaid red the Wandsworth stat ion be left off. Ir . ; Newcastle i .,,,,, and . s ; sk '''_ IU, .. ens Brinsw.oa. 'p.n. 100 10Se 1011 e 107 611 ap !.ok with almost irresistible power. They had Bliennan' s smo ki ng L i . it bed bean i was cry to, as it th in g to ast sa U n n o u y e . ge m In N Nlinn r anen9•4lll " : •••• -'' .... .. N. 9.Walss 0 v Ap. e. I 100 90 100 - /4 $l3 -- .... . Do.llp. e., ts7l to 187 100 est 99e - AA .I.in't celebratol Lotteries at that point. We had but note to many persons. Notices spinet smoking wereetuck 114; 100 itiO r r i tl British 10.01/U men in the same plate to stand again s t AM); yet up in many places, soil it was impossible to plead ignorance 01. all North Devon Itall.aD. - -. as SA, .. Nem &oda 6pa cent we 4.W awl fou,.:ht this .dal. from 6 a.m. until 3 p.m. of the law by three who could read. Ile tined him 4th . 4 1 : : 1 • 9 1 0 1 N. E L:. A at_ •103 - ) 104 - f ad 104 . WA lOO 106 100 1061 ad .... .. Aus4.oov. 6 p.a. 800 tee - - - wham the Hampton Mouth c a r o li oe w oo mi d s o w; sad lle. costa tie 14 days. UMA Do. 0.11.1/Pare. e 4 oft ad - pis .... .. Pic. Gir, op. c.Jan.a.fah tOO - - tandem Brigade, :NOW strong, came up. Our noble, The defendant said he was a very poor man, and hail a ad ad bare burs ka-k th em a t t h e point of the cold steel, took l arge family to support. 4‘. 166 Do. Leeds OO 601 -zd We xd ~.. .. Do. do. 6p. c. AprU it G. 100 106 ; 1071 1071 all their bettyrire, glare a turn t o the haul., and put them Mr. I nyman inquired what he was? 34. 100 Do. Y or k - BRITISH MINIS. t., flight, a heu the South Caroline and Virginia troops Taylor, the summoning officer, said he was • journeyman 10 511 NorthOLWesternhuic Ille 11_ i 10 1 el Pd. I th. arias Ba/en. followed them eight nides. Our moo fought against fearful carpenter. When he served the gammons he denied being IV 1 1 0 7 0 1 I . 4f ot eeth .a tadoodsblee iE .1,1 4 44 10 d e „. -ad N 6 : 1 120 1 a . I MIN ": 1 8.2.10 1 le - •"' eld, hut (ought Like men, 15,000 engaged on our side the man, and declared he bad not been on the line. le all Peebles - iqs.m.t ;Core os their side. We have taken 1,680 • Mr. Daytime at Ent refused to mitigate the penalty, but is 0 p m ... a ... . Clifford - -•- are a now in viol, and there are MO men at Manua" We dham°l o l ) maillisd it to 2lk and sods. 1.0 all Minim - 6, taken more than 10,013) Mead of arms, about e,OOO pis. The "'admit was locked up in default. U. 100 Septa& Central - 612 .. Last Barret ~ lUogan) .. 110 75 OS - 04. 100 ilk:04118h N. Z. hieratic NI 86 - 6,1 .. Kest Condon 111•86 .. 2 111 1 tad., 411 U waggm loads of army clothes, proviaiore • N. 100 lSootUak 111141 awl SO 51 -4, .. in/Ahmed_ (Tacked IL 44. 1 1 of all kinds, and an immense nuatitity of every - -. • .. °rambler & St. Aubma. 5,111 10 12 - a , r j of ..,,,,.. ai t, u .. M any of the wer . LOAD PAIMERSTOIr p S oR fAIIT TO THE CINQUE t it , 1 : 0 u Ire/skin 1111 17 .• • • 46 47 - 0000 .. i teat South Totems ~ IN. le 6 - uapricked-all the boxes and bales labelled _____ U. 100 'South Devon - - - 6.1 .. 43.Wh. Alfred (Phillatal 12.15.1 -.-- .I M. '‘'. Richmond ." We have be d 5°U killed ( 2 ' 3) Lord Palmerston has written to Major Harcourt, e s t Ir e B°°l°ll4°l47° "- - : = 4 4 roi .1 ai i 5,908 .. G. wit Vor ( Heaton ) .. MI 41 I _ sou,h Ceolimans) and I,:d10 wounded. We have Sou th Wake - 6,000 . Grenville _ boned over 1,014.1 of th e o u r o o p O ur cavalry charged op ., as senior offline of the Cinque Porte Volunteers, to the fol. I s t 1110 ,1 S. Tent Ili Blew Disa ,,k. N 97 , ad - 1,024 .. &wed wroot Si. Us. 6,000 .. Illaipitos Dow* ' IMid la 1 their retristrie masses , sad bred into them, mowiog them lowing 1111 bd : Mt 311 zditin Illif zd azn 6 pop l e o mik e 1.12.6. d 1 - ikn, by hisedreds, until the earnmeader was sirs of it, and " I should very much like to see the several volunteer t i t r. BM* 4 •11 . 16 1114gl Bitpm sd - au 'sue ...„ (Unp Went) Si 36 4 _ tetkrol a suetsuamo of rho 6111 10/ 14 7. W have taken all of tbe Cloquet Porte during my eta,. at Widmer, but k Ili mg Yid° - - - 6,000 .. Ita lteB Dowas - then batteries, 64 pieces, killed every man e t them, sod de. GS all Meta -. 1,140 .. N. Franca (Haan) .. 12.3 3 1 , 4 ,„, i d all they h orses. W e hen also taken two members I should be desirous of doing so in the manner most cones • u se b o . '4 Pb - 6,000 .. N. Wh. Bawl( lUogan) IL la 4 -- el their coogrew; and whipped them disgracefully. Our army aiset to them ; and as it might put them to some immure. Llld 1 64 v.L. 116.. , - 1,1111 .. Berth Wheal Crafty ..11.18.11. 114 - - is sow encamped four mike th is mite of Alesaodria. waiting m eet to fissodibl9 together at soy eme *mei I should be ii . in 4 ilitteial r et u a gil . a Itsa/leo - 111 124 ad I zd 1 1 4 ,120 SO Par Kw . ° Provldseos aL (EL Lasat: Lilt 1, N. _ We still /cep on the dafennve. I should mecum equally gratified by being allowed to inspect each corps Si all Wall Onnirall 1. ......t the things taken two foarhorse as ~,,,,,a rei r el y o s, it e own heed.quarte re , which, by previous el ": t ee " W ee e l l =j__o lll " a l li e d 44 as 464 TI 612 .. i r i Z t Von iBt. ONO- la 11 01111 = 1.0 wi th tvoi lsoodculf. for us in the event of our &cm ~ a. Cars Ines (Mogan). 81. 1111. 1 1 IS "••• b wom i ug r ..„.., v es , ;mow h oo d eutts ! w., e ,... arrangement, I could easily do. Perhaps you will have the M. 100 Dane = : 4 1 a l - %GOO 1 Done line di Geo. - Mang _t 1 - such borberity known in eivolimil warfare? You will doubt. goodness to let me know, by a letter directed to Widmer St. 100 I 16106 kw, hear it said I,s time Yankees that we fought behind Castle, what arrangement will be the most convenient to the OS .. stray W. pa llees (lawn) thig.t. Ist lis - 7 f e : r i _= Lamm., asdrarta.urke ; the is not true. They attempted offer .' cor p s ," raltriaracs SHABIL toe: le Tamar 1111.41/LeadHaC. to tutu our bit ti.uk, arid we came from our breastworks. fought them in theme& geld, and followed them for miles Ski Pd I RUMAT/. I Mend plead Sales. 3OOOO .. Vale of Teer ( Own) .1) Us. OIL i A .. Wee Beat ).. le 16 15 - - with our othallOttel tr.lollll. THE New Bisaor.-The Roy. William Thomson, Ix us camellia's, 415 , 151 lat - _. .W. Camden 1 I U4O 1121 •• Perham they still say we land more men than they. .. L OU KO .. West Sean - You will believe ....b.. I tat you th at, alter Getierid D.D . Pr"c" .._ °l „____ Q " a' _- 8 Calge. ',,____ _._ 4)16111, Chaplain in :I s ...........". a araw ". .:a It n it ad - 511 .. wa. Beast pp,al di 75 38 ad - Jolla.° came up, all we hod agedwd were 15,00 U-though Ordiß°B7 1° '"" 'd" . "'• "°' '''''.... of Lima" Ina, 05. IN NM Arigther s A. IP. N. 00 101 - IN .. IR Base 686 96 - with the metre ard right, neither al which was t o o r tt oo , who, it is said, hos been sppoiated to the bishopric of SA 100 Ds. 11.11p.a. 105 US _ 4, .. Wh. IldwidireiTreit) la 11 li - we had .19,0(X.1 is the Sea Now, if your government want Ohmmeter and Bristol, entered genies College, Oxford, "IN D. ' C. 7 p. el 105 103 _ 1.426 .. wt Ritlp i a Waal) 1.7.8. 5 I - Ilt. 100 IL G0tia.11.,5p.0t.N0.1 107 109 ... 1,4116 .. Waal Anal _ • chasm to ackoowledge us, they have it. foundation scholar, and in Easter Tom, 1840, obtained U. 100 Do. do N 0.2 106 106 - _(lloealienist) I I 9 10 - •• With the sampan of a reverse in Western Virginia, as a - L .. Wit Inhumes (Uak.) l 7 le at - where M'Clelhui, with *s* OGG saes whipped our 2,600 and a third clams is lite,* hensertioribiar. Mr. Thomson he- e st re De. N' a at i 4 d .r i ct . : I W I4 115 61 _ Wok 14:i priwuwrs, we have beau them in every tight, and same fellow, tutor, dam, and bursar of Qtbseel'e. In 1863 la. 100 841 n. • Glasgow 6p. d. 109 111 - 10118•IGN 111/UIS. _ we intend to bed them win amid *pith. They will have he was appointed Hampton Lecturer. The coarse was pub- IL IN gdifloPerth.DtMo4.P.c" 76 '77 No. 1 IN. I Mum. IPO IL prams. I Salsa. nel: t of it Drew ..., sea Bt. 1110 Gnat Northern, 6 ti. M. 116 115 bawl in 1851 under the title of "The Atoning Work of sj IN Dialaretatlep.sCpes. 11l 113 - - WON * awaraina - conquer our aide. He was select preacher ia Michaelmas Term, U. 100 Da NFL _ A elail lO2 106 - MU 1 Bea Ihelted..lTail par i Pal 1 1 modence err I:4;lmnd will throw aside her prejudice s °wit" ma 104 104 ism 1:). the resignati on of Dr. Barium, now Bishop of ft 1n a t G11:141.""."." BodlswL Te . -.-. - 11.440 N Bissltari. ccar k.John did 1 tad admit us into the family of nations. Let it be - ley Matted) _i to. W• know our strength , and up to this tame we Durham, he war appointed rector of All Souls, Laughlin- Si 6 Ot.Weet.ahleladamd• - - - mos a Do. lead it lata. 0A MI sli - lave not demo it. We have been organisisig plass, by the crown , bat had not long held this office before N. 100 Do, redeem. 44 p. mot 96 58 - 10,000 1 Clatka. Ml.. Co. Jam. e-. - - . 1 011,10 . 1roen. N. 100 Do. redeem 4D. cent 07 89 mao a hero . and with an overebundant h, ... elected Provost 4( (4444.• e, an d pro cee d e d yea U. um D e. k r .d..... 4 R ., et 87 la - 15,000 110 Cohn Copper IN 86 117 ad - - 10.000 .... 004,1444 - neP ripted. 4 gnußsAhk,l.',..La time bLrg e w ereP eeld (4 k ies c° .!:, mi le w eL csa are " es t b. hee l : g b i sad D.D. is 1858. In 18581 e was elected preacher to the k 100 11 o.V...et.otdiam rret. I° I " - 76,000 1 Due lionnlidn Cum all I 1 -At vile pews of the North ; but the time will collie when $ all Do. sirm. Pret Share. ile 10 Hoe. Society of Lincoln's lon. He has also been for three je an D o. pie 111 - - 26,000 1 fortune (Lbie.) - 20,000 * Gerund .- ...... a Mugs will occur." years one of the chaplains in ordinary to the Queen. In le all Do. do. do. = 19e 10f - 80,000 I Gt. Nation dB Anstrallal s = 1 4 pm his political views the doctor is a moderate libenth In 1855 SL isi t r a 1,1 : 111 1:4 1 "' ;4 tr, - _ -ars re. 141,000 II tapes& (Urs.) ll 4 poi be married ZOIN daughter of Mr. 3. H. Mom, her iti ea De. do. do loj 101 ..... 11/000 8 Unarm all 7 1. AUSTRIA. - Britannic Majesty'sCoond at Aleppo. le all De. de. do lee lit - 10,400 5 Lualteales 1 dl/ IL IN Lout Porn& Ilp.e.llt - -.- 11•516 1 - We (Army and Nitre aazette) imderstand that IL IN Lisailklo4.lP4.o/u 40400 1 It= Ou the oc'lnsion of the birthday of the Emperor Do No. I 110 - Atistrati2M ia stik t 1 idb - of Austria, Cardinal Rancher gave a grand &hoer, L°rd Clyde will leave "" in a few da y . fnr Germany . an N. lee Diagp.e. do. Mar Do 113 - likoso ge Pontgiband au 2 4 - t.. %loch all the ministers , the president, of the lb. auutary representative of England at th e important It 101 Drallp.s. do. ... 184 IN 134 6 140,000 1 Port Phillip 1 4le ad -14 03,00111 1 llootttab Aloft. (Uss ) 1111 a. e dls par - military maneeuvres of the Praline army about to take °lt 100 a f1y.... a -, ; -.0 : -- . ...- .. s . i l ee le m in - Reichsrath, awl movt•ral weathers of the two chain - 46174 MLR* United Mezionn . B 41 et 61 6 i Mn, about thirty persona in all, were invited. On place between Coblents and Dusseldorf. -We have mason aan Do,4p.opirtat as... - - woo 1 Worthing (Um.) U. 100 Do. O p.a. 4O .(W•RaC•P-' 1,7 115 -. • -- .r.iticrilerg, President of the Upper Chamber, and Rifle Brigade, will be the successor of the laps Major- Count knefet e in, th e Vi ce- P res id ent ; on his left, es, lee Deist o .Batel e .e a gAzu - JOINT SPOOR BANES. General Franklyn, C. 8., on the st a ff ra t Gibraltar. Ooe of Luc medians. Ttl 1 7 1: 96 So. I ah. I Itam. I Pd. I Cl. mime I Sates. Dr. Heiu, President of the Chamber of Deputies, the two supernumerary . lieutenant -colonels of the Ride n o t 1 : : /44 , - w.ceeAmeLey ..e. - _„ -1111,011 e I let lame amkU. lia. Bask .1 41.4 146 Vd I - awl IL de Schmerling. The Cardinal, in propoaing Brigad° will than P. provided for. IL 190 LAdierfressilLiataish - - A.. It- • • •••• • • Ou the orm,ion of the birthday of the Emperor of Austria, Cantina, Hanscher gave a grand dinuer, %loch all the minister% the president, of the Iteteharath, and several members of the two cham ber% about thirty persons in all, were invited. On the right of the cardinal were Prince Charles .rAuertiverg, President of the Upper Chamber, and Cennt knefitein, the Vice-President ; on his left, Dr. Hein, President of the Chamber of Deputies, mid M. de Sehmerliug. The Cardinal, in propoaing the Emperor's health, said : The fete of this day la well calculated to remind ea of the high auliaiss to which God has called his Majesty the Em- MVO , . %tuna the West. where all the advantages evid have attained their complete de and the &at, when the Turkiab crescent still oe the banks of the Miele, when Paris already gave cos u. rvlir»ot society, Audits was plac e d by Providence to trammii 4, her people all the to produced by modern ter, !jimmy thew', at the sear time, Me trills a' 0 ,14, Iv/ at nt. Mr. Woolner is engaged upon busts of Arch deacon Hare and Profaner Harlow, and upon a group of the chikhea of Mr. T. Fairteiro. •- - IL IWO Coloisolio. /110 , lll6 - N all etrowsD. 6 per oust 00 21 :A sd St all Dua.o4rUkt Ater. Jot 61 If ... U. 100 Lot AagUao, A. 6p M. N 101 - 24. 100 Do. 8.09.& 108 11.2 - U. 101 Do. 7p. N 1 - N. 100 IL Out i5.,69. C. 4.N0.1 0t 107 S 100 01 N. 110 Do. do. No.! 106 106 - N. 100 Do. 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Now *Oar 00 National Esak 2k0901 10 New South Wales 11.400' IS ()nonfat tank Wigan 73,00,10 Woman hank 15,000 00 ProMacial Ireton& 100011 1 16 loath Australis 40,01/0 16 Unica of Australia 0,000 BO Uoloa of Loadoa 0.0001 Nand Is, lel id el lb al .1 We te WI U IN 7I Ti •7 19 id The Ua,ndv (;t.ette of Vienna has the following reititrks on the visit of the Archduke Maxilndian England : Whatever may be the character of the plumply viaits which have taken place. or an about to be made, in the spitals of the great European states, it must be admitted :hat that of the Archduke Maximilian to England, end the ri , eption his Imperial Highness he. obtained there, form event which must be regarded with satisfact:on and hope. Persons of the rank of the /Niue, and occupying such a high position Re he glow% excite, irlhonwsr they go, the attention .f tveryliiiily. His Imperial Highs's is is the serene of a great cause. He poweres the coafidesco of the sovereign and the sympathy of the populations, and the eritbuniiiiim which he olisphys is his pest teak gives Wiped casse to all be does. It i s oo t hi s account t h at his visit to England ham excited so muck attention, though it we. rigioally intended to be quite private—in so far as privacy rill be observed by a Prince who employs his youth and his n. rgv in the service of his sovereign and country. It is probable that a winter exhibition will be opened at the Preach Ga!key in October next, for the display of drawings sad sketches by English artiste. Mr. Holman Hunt's picture of The Finding of Our Saslow in the Temple " has been temporarily with drawn from the German Gallery in order that the dranibtarnan may finish in the artist's studio, and under his supervision, the chalk drawing from which the engraver IM. Blanchard) will reproduce the work. It is sail auew—and this time we (A thenaust) fancy with some show of probability—that Her Majesty's Theatre will be reopened for Italian opera under its old management next year. We understand that an opera by Mr. Wallace, The Rwe of Zurich, earlier in data than Lorton and The Anther Wadi, will be among the woollies of the winter season. Its composer is mid to be engaged on another opera, with Mr. Pllache as collaborator. The &renew; Vigior (in her maiden days Hdlle. Cruvelli) has just appeared as an amateur composer b publishing some vocal variations on a Tyrolese theme. Mr. Edwin James, who left Europe by the Ful ton, arrived at New York on the kb. Preliminaries are being at last settled tor a picked English cricket eleven to mil to Australia this autumn. George Pan dolines another sea voyage, sad Diver Daft, Hayward, Anderson, H. H. & sp h eres. Came, Jackson, Garpenter, Gruody, OW" Oriel* and Lockyer will rro tokily go. The fixtures for net week are—on Monday, Surrey Club r. Southgate, at SoMhpte ; sad on Thursday, Gentlemen of the Surrey Club r. Ewe, at Chelmsford ; Gentlemen of Kent r. Gentlemen of Surrey (return), at the Oval ; All England r. Tweoty•Two of Gainaborough, at Gainshorough ; and United r. Twenty of Louniegton, at Learn' o g too. - - , 16} 101 MI SR till it ti Pga 51 log 1 6 1 sd 3t ti lt din IS VT ; - :4 xd der 86 N 5G $1 Alt 'St 17 61 I 16 141 a IS 60 SS ST 0 tu,omi 10,000 WA 1 110,401X0; 67,0tA; 1011.101 BAILW•1116 Aopo-Uarlaso Atlantic lit Mall St.(L)! Athust le L.I. 1 Im.' Aassaailma AV barbs Waissercats..' .1 Belt.* b Ma& T•LAt _ Do. Do. C b 7kw a ll4l - o.oue~ SO NO IS SS`! SO 111 SO If IS ,IN 107 ter 9 alit lll * * W a * ZAILWATIL all l '=; 49 lialawilam lardlasse 114 t aII !amilallll.l4ra.ltlap.• Is Orailaulai: •Mlaa lb UK all I 171 Dela Loa* all lbaluen al hence liaseles gm& 6. p. • a all all O Od. t. Orgirel at rraaaa all 01. laimaalig.ll all Italia JawniceCoaeLl all Lan Cleselires • Nix all W 4 979 m 9 ara Triltimb and Dams l an ll Darla dales& •• • • 7 14? L•am&Liase übg r oz.::: lb Do. New Shane all Norwegian Trunk 11 Ottoman bw7rnadallal W Pane, Lyon& sad/dada W Paris and Odom 19 borne sad l 1 7 tweeteee "rwaolma no. :l4p. Riga arl e Royal Dual• W Nigel leralkh ell Do. 7 per ismi . all Sambre sad Mann all Do. weal Pre: • )lairet. IS LAE** VeasSian . 1 Ihndhara Divion I all Woe Plasaama . an Da. q per Beat. Aet eil Wane a. W. al Frame • Waders a Mauls Allailailsa I 11 -.!!°1 H ii 51 a 1120,000 1,002026 100,0201 pi 11 Of dli t i Laud Oop lig.e6 Eng.& Bmol 1 llrystal Palace Da rot Drums Do. 6 p. ct. Moro. Dido 1 Lindia&Loo.Shippngl rastindlaltrtg.u. ‘aual lixtric Ts Os. aod A le ui7. ll 4: • • • OoOs..StaminNa.ii Groat Ship (I,Di .) . Do. Vapor osul ?rd. Los. DlineW TIL (I.) Ws. Oen. Omelbts 0o Madras !ma tli Canal Moditorransm in almaTat ! Monitor. NI. Tot. Mt) National Dismount Os NorbuddaCosalron(L) Naltiorliunts Load ~ 4:lanadi ---,--- , 210,00 D: /10,0001 200,000 tomol, so,ooo mono lou,clou 12,000 100,000 N SS $2 IN WI 104 1 01 Ms Si 26 a ff il $ el N I% sir, li i i sct 6 r 2. Os IS. Another fatal accident has occurred in the Ber ner Oberland. .t French lady west a few days ago to visit the glaciers of l;rinileawald, sad is spite of the rerooa stratum of her guides resolved to croft a small brid ge a t a great height above the torrent of Lutachinen. Oo reach. m g th e middle of the bridge she was seised with giddiness, sad es t►ere was so balustrade she fell into the torrent, sad was of course killed instantaneously. The Berne jour nals do sot give her name. This is the second lady who Ma met her death this lemon owing to the waist at a balustrade or some other protection of the kind. NI igski) 1,000 11,110 Io,oou • ti 111 111 111 ill as 1 2 2 21 pia 4 ii ;Ai 1 0* ami .... *4 — pai Pe I 7 die 1104 404 14 b 7 The number of tourists now visiting the Righi, in the canton of Schweiz, Is greater than it has been for many yearn, sod all the places of accommodation within a circuit of several leagues are full. On the 13th one tourist witameed the rising of the inn on the Itighi.Kulm, and Its este* from the summit et the Pilate, a thousand feet *lsm than the Righi. On the following morning at sun rise he was on the Pilate. The aspect of the Alps from the Pilate is more grand than from the Righi, but for the panorama of the lakes the advantage is with the latter mountain. ‘ 441. S ,li s: 1 1 Ms 10 t°l ili Immo •O.N 14 *0% 006 000.000 110.000 0,000 "Mc la /I ....., 10,000 10.000 2/0,000 AIM 16,010 00,000 11,600 ARO Do. Ip. a., at 1 dls. N. Nna. & N. 5c01.14. N. 1/Mt t Australasian.. nor 1 4I~YI Dv -- De. •• Now Mares tidos. la. Rim. Wat.. Peel 'liver Laud et Slim Peals. 'ad Odin. Slams: D — e 7, e Leas T • lad. Tel. OM a rrow loyal Mall Siam Scottish Aut. levisto Air [And I TeL Scrip .. Xdiesters.l.. De. do. wit& AR. of Aeetrails (11.1mital) hest hook PasrLa.Co.U.Ogasels liegdomi TeL 111simWsisaL... 1 ' i• f 3 ii 1 1$ IS SO at n 11 13 pis IT& nit 11 1R 4 0 I. St HS 124 SS_ SS Mr i pm le "" .6 :, 1861. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAI J Two eth.oci. The funds to-day are very buoyant. A fresh rise of no less than 1 per mut. has taken place in Consols. There• is also an advance in the India Five per Cents., in the principal English railway stocks, and in the Turkish Loan of 1858. The I general tendency of prices is upwards. The India Loan scrip has risen to 1031 to 1, and the Stock to 10 3 1 to 103. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 68fr. 57c., being 1-16 per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 92, 914, and 921 for money, and 92, 1, 92, and 1 for the ac count. The present quotations are 92 to 1 for money, and 921 to g for the 10th September. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 2331 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, k ; New Three per Cents., 911, 921 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 103. 1021, ; ditto for account, 1021, 103, 1021, 3 ; ditto Scrip, 1031, 4, ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 96 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 1024 ; Ex chequer Bills, March, Bs. dia. ; ditto June, 3a., 4s. pram ; ditto small, par, 4s. prem. The Turkish Loan of 1858 has risen g per cent., being now quoted 691 to 70/. The Loan of 1854 remains steady at 79 to 1. Mexi can Bonds du not recover. Anglo-Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. are marked within per cent. of par. Sales are recorded as follows : ' Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 891 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 634 (ex change 128.) ; Equsdor New Consolidated, 141 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for ac count, 211, 22 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 831 (exchange 4a) ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for ac count, 991 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 791 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for ac count, 701, 70 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 721, 72 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1001, ex div. HL1..1-PAST Two o'CLocK. Consols have receded i per cent. since 2 o'clock. The present quotations are, 92 to i for money, and 921 to for the account. In the discount market the demand yesterday showed no revival. Good bills were taken at 41 to 41 per cent. and picked lots at 4. The ap plications at the Bauk of England continue very moderate. The Vienna Bourse continues to exhibitau un favourable appearance, owing to the state of affairs in Hungary. About 100,0001. in gold, principally Australian, was taken to the Bank yesterday. The tendency of the exchanges yesterday after noon was scarcely so favourable as of late, but little change occurred in the rates, which were quoted as follows: Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.1 to 4 ; ditto 3 days, 11.19 to j ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.1 to j ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; Hamburg, ma. bunco, 3 months, 13.104 to I ; Paris, 3 days, 25.42 j to 474; ditto, 3 months, 26.721 to 5 ; Franldost.ou.the-Yame, 3 months, 1191 to j ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 321 to 331; Vienna, eff. do., 3 months, 14.20 to 5 ; Trieste, elf. do., 3 months, 14.20 to 5; Madrid, 3 months, 484 to j ; Cadiz, 3 months, 48j to'; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.80 to 5; Genoa, 3' months, 25.80 to 2i ; Milan, 3 months, 25.80 to 24 ; Naples, 3 months, 39 to j ; Palermo, 3 niontbs,ll7j to I Messina, 3 month; 17j to I ; Lisbon, 90 days, 524 to 4; Oporto, 90 days, 52j to j. At Paris the rate of discount in the open market is 4/ per cent., or about the same se here (the bank rate being 6) ; Vienna, 6 ; Berlin, si ; Ams terdam, 3; Hamburg, 2 ; Frankfort, 2; Turin, 51 ; and Brussels, 3 per cent. The colonial produce markets wear an improved appearance, owing to the ease of money. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was very firm, and the sales extended to 20,000 bales. It appears that the London mails of July 26 and August 3 reached Suez in time to catch the out going steamer Malta, which sailed thence on the 12th inst. The Eastern Counties Railway dividend was offi cially announced yesterday at the rate of 1 per cent. per annum with a surplus of 7,0001., against 2* per cent. per annum at the corresponding period of last year. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week au increase of 4471. The directors of the Commercial Union Fire Insu rance Company have issued a circular to the fol lowing satisfactory effect : The directors have the pleasure to inform the subscribers for shares in this company that • definite offer has been made to them by one of the most influential of the old established insurance offices for an amalgamation upon terms which would give the shareholders in this company an im mediate and highly remunerative dividend. The proposal emanates from a company who agree with the directors of the Commercial Union in the inexpediency of the late se rious changes of rates and the impossibility of maintaining them. The directors will not complete any arrangements without the sanction of • meeting of the suoscribers to this company. - - The following is the report of the directors of the Ottoman Bank, to be submitted at the meeting on the 4th pros. : The directors beg to submit to the shareholders the accounts of the bank for the half-year ending the 30th dune, 1861, duly examined and certified to by the auditor. After making the necessary deductions for expenses of roanagemelt, and provision for bad and doubtful debts, these accounts show • net profit for the half-year of 20,1011. se. /M., to which has to be added the sum of 5.8361. 2s. 3d. carried forward from the 31st December, 1800, making 25,9401. 7s. 111 From this sum, however, there has to be deducted the 250/. subscribed to the Galata Inundation Fund, as sanctioned by the shareholders at their meeting last March, leamog a sum of 25,8901. 7s. 11d. to be dealt with on the t occasion. The shareholders will have been pre to learn that toe general business l ot the bank has, during the past hidf.year, been of a re stricted character. In the Danubian Principalities, I however, it has considerably extended itself, under the able management of Mr. A. L. Powell, the local director, with good profit and promise for the future. The negotiations in which the directors have been engaged for the settlement of the bank's claims upon the Turkish government have not, hitherto, resulted in any definite arrangement, but the financial reforms which have attended the accession of the Sultan lead to the hope that no ceesi datable time can elapse without an adjustment in aomrd linos with the distinct pledges of the Government. In the place of the late Mr. F'. De Falconnet, the directors have appointed, as local director at Constantinople, Mr. Gilbert son, the secretary of the bank, in whose ability they have the utmost confidence. They have also recommended to the contractors of the loan of 1858 his appointment as one of the syndics of that loan. The directors recommend that • sum of 3,0001. be added to the marine fund, bringing it up to 71.1061. 12s. tkl. ; that a dividend shall be paid at the rata of 8 per cent. per annum, free of income tax, ea usual, and that the balance then remaining of 1,8041. 12a. be carried forward to Dent account. The half - yearly divi(Ki,,T on Ecuador Consoli dated Bonds will be payable on the 2nd Sept. The Gazette specie statement for the week end ing Wednesday last gives the following totals, vir.. :—lmporte of gold, 182,3441. ; exports of gold, 103,850/. ; imports of silver , 7,9041. ; exports of silver, 3d, 0941. The Emigration Commissioners will receive tenders on the 29th inst. for the hire of a ship to tsuivey passengers to Moreton Bey. Messrs. Bowley and Bristow, of Laurence Pountney-lane, have been appointed marine insu rance agents to the New Zealand Insurance Com pany of Auckland. FRIDAY EVENT SO. After the close of the Stock Exchange Correia advanced to 91 15-16, "buyers," for the accolint. The scrip of the New India Loan, in which a partial relapse was caused yesterday by some rem& sations, was to-day firmer than ever, and rose 1- per cent., closing at 103 to The stock left a& at 102* to fr. There were again inquiries for the Indian rupee paper, which was firm. The March Exchequer Bills were steady, at 10c to ss. dia. and the June at 2s. die. to 2s. prem. The transactions in foreign stocks were upon a moderate scale. Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to 1 for the 10th September, opened this morning at 911 to a, and closed at 911 to;. For money the last price was 91/ to 1. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 1,1, 1,1 ; ditto for account (Sept. 10), 911, I, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911 2 1, ; New Three per Cents., 91 1, 1,1, 1,1, 1 ; New Two-and-a• Half per Cents., 751, ; Bank Stock, 233, 235 ; India Stock, 220; ditto Five per Cent. Stock 1021, 4,1, 1,1, ; ditto for account, 1021, 1, 1 , ; ditto Scrip, 1021, j, 4, 103, 1; ditto Four per Gent. Debentures, October, 1863, 971 ; ditto, April, 1804, 974 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 9 49 4. An improvement took plus to-day in the shares of the Bank of Turkey. Bank of Egypt were rather flat. Crystal Palace stock continues in de mand, with an upward tendency. The shares of the two Indian Irrigation Companies were steady at the late improvement. The closing quotations for shares in new under . takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marisa Insurance, to fik prem.; Thames and Mersey ; Marine, to 11 prem. ; Universal Marine NNW ance, ; to 2 drs. ; London and Provincial Ma rine, par ; Oriental and General Marine, to 4. prem. ; Mercantile Fire Insurance, j to ft prem. ; and Conunercial Union Fire, ft to ft prem. Victor Emmanuel Railway Bonds were in demand, and firmer. The inquiries extended to New Sou Wales Bonds and Canada Six per Cents. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoc}.. In the mining market to-day East Basset, Cook's Kitchen, East Caradona, West Sete's, Caen Camborne, Copper II dr and Great South Tolgus shares are inquired for ; Wheal Ludcett are steady, and Stray Park flat In the Stock Exchange, East Caradon shares ano officially marked 2,1 g and 251, and West Cara don 38g. Yesterday's rise in United Mexican Mining shares is maintained ; transactions are recorded at sg, 5, and 51. lit. John del Rey have been dealt tu at 35j sod 35i ; and Bon Accord Copper at par and i premium. North Downs Mine has declared a dividend of 2s. &I. per share. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Mesas. von Dadelszen and North : Since our last report the metal market has further im proved, both as regards the amount of business and the prior realised. Copper has been officially advanced. Tin is creeping up, and the prices of other metals have bees well maintained. Welsh bars are in fair request, without change from our last week's quotations. The Stat. fordshire reports continues to be pretty chemfeL Scotch pig iron closes after sundry fluctuations at 60s. 70. cash. Copper : The smelters advanced the pries of mesa (enured Id. per lb., and of mw 51. per ton, on the Nth inst., which caused holders of Burrs to ask a similar vanes, but in the absence of business we quits it sow. molly 1001. Kapunda, 98/. to 100/. ; Baltimore ingot, 941. to 961. Although the demand for tin has act been very brisk, holden of straits have been 'enabled to make 113 L, and DOW 1141. is asked. Baum sells in email kits at 1141. The Dutch market is firm at 670. Tin plates dell, sad without change in value. lead the mine as in awe bat re port. Spelter : A good business has been dose, ace* en the spot here, at 17/. 'b. 0:I.:L, be. and 10s. per tow, doing firm at this latter price. Hull parcels have realised therms prim • business is also reported for November delivery, at 171. 17s. 6d. down to 171. I:.h. 6d. 1 THE PV INSULAR MAILS. BOUTHAIIPTON, Acorn 23. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam ,htp Alhanibra, Captain Steward, with the above in churir Limateemit }tallier, R.N.. arrived lbn evening at 9.;10. She bnop Is persegera, this, 14. .p e cie. vane 7341.. and the following cargo tJI b.tee lemma. 217 boxes ms prs, :179 buses grim mat, r.q., :5) hal f pipe., 1115 boxes eggs, 15 packages I . :sines, slid 12 live bullocks. The rmtafifiai tttt net mention a fact which is ravvii iale..l it be a fact), that fforhatetten, one of the kyr.* town. in the canton of Brno, and the seighbourieg 1 .'11..4 Hasten sal Walgrincee, with a total population of lamisaoula, have not a mingle medical man. It would be vr^ weßNl:Nerve. finfayesai) to know whether the public "6 " 1 is letter or worse than in other places through this Etale a(7. letter Men Washington, of the 10th, says :- 4 lb hen hag been so oppreaaive that even if the ertsiee "oaf for action they mold not fight. Prime Napo -41 ha steunion to 11/seat Verses on Wednesday. :vs tor '►-_.take, es at best the United 14 ° losamenssa did ; ma* dinsteil, be west " alter over yseterdeg, with epeeist pewee and to moor{ 4 4 'a.m.! hy General WDowell, is the sesfederate oat- P'4 whence he west over to visit General braorogird, l'illeeektv Itiekasood. Mr. nemsed did not offer any * mum et minus ; hut aim step ou the prime's part has '"Neveiii moo el she friends of the government." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is very firm. Town tallow is quoted 46a net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 475. Id. ; Old, 46a; September, 475. ; October to Desember, 475. ; &musty to March. 475. ed. Mawr Ammon .—Town tallow, 481. W. ; fat ditto, 2s. Id. ; yellow Ressian, 465. ; maid s, 345. ed..; rough ditto, 19s. 6d. ; tallow gravel, 18s. ; geed dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARICET.-(THIS DAY.) Memo. Davie and Co. report trade at the fal lowing prima :—Prime meadow hay, 755. to 84s. ; superior ditto, 88a. to 100 s. ; inferior ditto, 38s. to 50e. ; new ditto. NM to 80s. ; clover, old, 90s. to I.los. ; straw, 28s. to 34e. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) Vegetables sad fruit continue equal to the deemed. Aprioote, figs, greengage plums, apples, and pears Wall come from the Continent, but of the last two there is a good supply of English grown produce. Pass and beaus are plentiful and cheap. Grapes are abundant Cherries are all but over for the season. French beans, young carrot., and new potatoes may be had in quantity_ IN the latter many samles are, however, diseased. Cu cumbers an very abun dant. Cut dowers chiefly omaist of orchids, lily of the valley, pelargoniums, violets, migno nette, heaths, and roses. FRUIT. Pine Apples, per lb., 9to 5s f Charriemi, English, D. Ib, Into Is Grapes, per lb., Es to 5a Pears, per dos, Is to as Melons, each, le to ati Apples, per don, ed to Is Peaches, per dos., 104 to 114 Granges, per 100, is to 141 Nectarines, do., es to 12s famous, per 100, is to Itis Apricots do., Is to 31 Nuts, Cob, per lb., is to Is lid ABLER. `Artichokes, each. 44 to 6d Reek per doz.. Is Id to Is Wary, per per f s bundle, la Odestmel (Woos, ieve, id I Rhubarb, per bun., rld to Pd Tomatoes, per don, la to Is Shallot., per lb, Is tid IGarlic, per lb, 6d to Id Endive, per dozen: 3 to 4, Rersersdisb, per hun.,l2 lid toga Ilushroonas,p.pott toga Parsley, per 12 bunches, es toga Savory, per bunch, 2,1 to 64 VEGI Cauliflowers, each, 2d to led Omen Per, per querkla to le 6d Pres& beans, per sieve, ge Gel toted Broad Dew. P. bath—bed tc .34 Cobbogeup. dos., Is 3d to Is 6d Potatoes, per too, 60s to 809 new, per lb., Id to 44 percert.. Woes Tendps, per bunch, 4d to 6d new, do., 441064 Spinach, per sieve, Is to 93 Cucumbers, each, 6.1 to 9d Veg. Marrows. p.doz. I. to Is Id PROVINCIAL IA rasa MAWTB. LorzaroOt., LOGOS! 116. Caledonian Stock, 103, 1031—Lad tern Counties, 10 101— Great Northern, 107 108 Gres* Western, tut 641—lancasbits and Yorkshire. 1001 1091 xd—Lwo don and North Western, on 921—London and South Western, 116 usl—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 451 45 1 — Midland. 12711271--Ditto New Shares, 11 11 p—North British, 621 604 — North Staffordshire, 41 id 41 d—North Eastern, Berwick, UM 1061 id—York and North Midland, 911 92 xd —Leeds capital stock-4060e xd--•louth Eastern • and Dover, 241 24 14.16—We1l Midland, Oxford, 461471—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 41 Rhenish, 2 3-16 I/ d--(rand Trunk of Canada, 41 s—Wed Luxembourg, 83.16 81—Great Western of Canada, 10 19k11 . 11. nois Central, 391 381 d—Erie, ex assessment, 231 241 and Mersey Instiranos, L I p. Fouliox-orrice, Agana. 22.—The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Henry W. Lord se Consul at Manchester, aid of Mr. Jobs E. Newport as Coosa! at Turk's bleed, for the United Stake of Am/rim—Muerte. FossioN-orrice, Annuarr 14. —The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint Henry Stanhope Freemen, Eaq., now British Vico-Consul at Janina, to be her Majesty's Consul at Lagoa—Gazelle. It is proposed to introduce the cochineal insect into Australia. The cacti on which the insect feeds grow luxuriantly in many parts of the Australian colonies, The Royal Mail Company's steamer Avon, which has been for some time past euga,md es a government transport, is to leave Southampton on Monday fur the West Indies, to be employed on the interoolonial mail service. According to the last accounts front Victoria, two Aylau deer, seven Curassow birds, and about forty river and pond fish, sent out to the Melbourne Acclimatisa tion Society from England, had been landed alive and is good health. All the birds sent out in the ship Lincoln shire from Liverpool had died on the passage. Prayers fox rain have fur the last few days bees offered up in all the churches at Genoa. Water for drink,. ing is so scarce that 21c. is paid for a single pail, and a n family can obtain more than one a day. The tribunal of a large town in Lower Styria hoe just bad to decide on a somewhat singular case of brawl of promise. The young, pretty, and rich daughter of • baker became enamoured of a gallant lieutenant in the army, and a marriage was soon agreed upon. The wads of the girl gave their consent, but on the express conditioa that their future son-in-law should give up his commission. This he agreed to, and hoped that the sacrifice would in crease the affection of his betrothed ; but, alas ! with ha glittering uniform departed all the love of the fickle fair one, wbo positively refused to ratify the engagement. The lover, having thus lost both his commission and his wife, brought an action for damages a gai nst the parents, and the court condemned them to pay him a life annuity of fillS florins—the amount of his pay. SERIOUS RAILWAY COLLISION AT SHEFFIELD.— About midnight, on Thursday, a collision occurred at She Midland Railway station at Sheffield, which resulted is injury to several persons and the partial destruction of two engines. An excursion train from Sheffield to Rowsley wow returning to the Sheffield station, sod a few hundred yards from the station came into violent collision with the eosins of • train of waggons, which were being shunted from tee line to another. The point at which the accident happened was near to a bridge. At the far side of the bridge film Sheffield there is a signal post, and the accident has aria either from the neglect of the signal-man or the negleat the driver of the excursion train. The excursion Ws* at the time of the accident, was travelling at • tolerably qedellc pace, while the other train was only moving slowly, ma the effect of the contact was that both engines were ine sidenthly smashed, and one of them turned on to its Oda. The driver of the excursion train, who is described as ea experienced and careful servant, sustained some injury, sail several of the passengers were considerably shaken. Ws understand that the company am making an investioliee into the circunistances of the accident. I