The Express. — London, England, 1850-09-21 00:00:00

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SM16•111 Demme 73,811 Golusussi. 444;111 . ; • 19 4 •• bemidorlopmeem...l6. , sika‘sto ham. 2 6 1113 Other suaritile is beablesi ••• aspoi d nsas WU" Lamas X 6,00 NW sa boiNsiX ims• • lift 14 __. ~,,,i,ll. h r MT isigerlie, Ilia ILI: AI '4 Ilreli•restor Mg resi.—A 1,- , Wry.. - -Suid la emeiliipmmitik hl L ......... .1., 2 b., at 4s. W.; M. Ult.. ; pt,' y .:...7, 144 at_ 18 . iii• • 3110 % 4 D-r, L. :lc, • 1 ml.attvet, iiirea—Thip IS 1 Iln. all} ha: was Ant nisei Who WWI of th• I mpg. *lather to *WA salsa* wheat ,Jove he the nosey, the to 'pent impeties, or siljearawi t te await to imairy as to s W w what bin (the law Ilv. Niko) of stsialvtieg to sodas. lowan wife. B. Oho ad. mined that the Nis Ito& wit tea motor wthat aefeaciaat hod yet late bi Aiwa Oast Matted a flyby over to the treeatrer." At tbe essaleriea of Dr. Ifelasie eawmiseiisa, idr. R4bestel siiisswies Ms. Inaitt, the jade, said be sheath, whips be Memel of asteiraere WAN wit put poorni weds% voltitil *OW enable Dr Dam ha bey whether or wet derie at al_ aft *Petal Ibr so garh tat ef the attempt to beim itsfralsat's Elearatr—Very well. . Rau—Ail tiros& has to mower nob wakes drsio ? Nut Beriwar—Nay •be eves yea the opportunity sap hatootriiiiirs out rut imitator. to 101110.10 say 'safety twee. aiehise thefts* how hie easaeheatim. 14,110,140 I.eewr 83,665 Boveloiloy ..... 1484,318 Lwow 3,780 1041140,44. - ..:0.t00. 3,660:018 Tomei. 6.784 The Brew 11,663 394 loners 328,034 The business done in exchanges to-day was small, and had very Mae Ingmar, cm prices. Paris and Hamburg are without change. Amsterdam advateed I and men more !mandible• fee buyers, and there is the same thugs to be noted in St. Petersbargh. Vienna and Trieste slightly decliared. The perms negotiated are as follows: Moe. Prim sigoiato4. From Ti neireeen ... ams. — 13 10 11 Ditto 3 Ye. moteris 12 I Astwirp - AO Paolo Oben. Dine...._.... Dr. If alas—Then I *II OW 4111 the opportsaity of wain W meek, alluded 66 us utterly Wee. sad that say ballet b they Were entirely got up to Wed daises: His Ebbw : Never salad yesi hat Kr. Needias, Worse, Ise Ow *kW, twit, vvlllled. Hb Nesenev in firms judgment e saw the sown bad WAWA to do with the motives ha Use astios. As to the • sot Wog Anis to s peosteNlecthamkt Op dim =llllmt loot of the nets war eniA. Tho only other Mabee was as to "bother Ms nu a somprostles by filmy, sad ho liouglit lb. ass would not ban Nut sonstrionion, 'll.olrellitlet take Una to seaside? is it ohs parties thought Roberts woe deems his Hosea should taint time HY Honour thin sold he world adjourn the ease till the Ant wort day. This *Mean stood is the wort Mowed the Rev. Dr. Iblia sot se the door, and booted sad beetled hiss, bat ho seelesisi is esearias *au. 14 L limill••••••• 110611•11•4 14,14. Il..•—•••• se podia smear' l* hie r' abbr . J. 11.1= e rob • MP. 1• 1 1••• til•1 1 0•11 unorombl ► ea* i_air ow ANION wisbeale POW his MEW 113 1%% , M. TAP WILOPSIIS (i• apienie s =OW otwait NW. MIL h• pie oats. Thelma, :7 7 US : ig n I. • -.-- I 11004 " .1 011111._ 49 - I - • • ....- U " " 99 0 .. 1241 ..« 0010 'War 4144....- rinis ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS of TIII 4 oleatmaler H. entire tbe 141184sfai lammen Beal la dot Hama I iii Moll WM. 4. The Mae 144,..-110 roma Pad. -Nrie CUal it blilitl4. 1 , ..v.Ly is roo—m. Mem'. New 11.11se•—.0stemilft ,04.-spea.llaionk -T•nmeary Hernias Si tr. r Chilopmlnom: I. TM , tin od rfacesillea. 1 of SW ..1r- Pagan. hy /Warmed t, fiva lie Ye of 11. 1 . • I..Orry ,Mlsuift-Ilniona Wort: TM imp usi th• .• ..4*.naitel -- 4apowaseal• la ?4. James Put : I. tummy% Iperal—ald aY On Name/ Oa Wok. .1.. otaupetl. Wier. 1111.54nad. r,....: A DORDIA FORAY. The Hamburg direct exchange on this country continues to be depressed, and is I lower, and on Amsterdam it was 10 cants, WNW without producing demand, is cooseqesoceof large remittances from the Baltic. 8.. Petersburg was offered at 34. Gold was very doll. Our advices state that an insurance tre 123,000 marks had bees effected so silver by the nett steamer to St Petersburg. This, of course, is no criterion of the sum being forwarded, as few insure, and some only the surplus, when beyond a certain amount _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Do Ur bad bar prtkiag ordri the Bar; Tr on wr Idir, rd re (err Or The Carlilt Pairie4 fundebee os with the follow lo ll additional details of the Nada' war; out of which Worosworth, were be alive, might weave another ode of triumph fsr " the feast of Broogham," while Bantont's Par me ealaghth with the song : " Oa Moodily afternoon op of the Phase mesas par wh ammed la the northern conaties took pleas about throe (Mock, I. the shame et • desperate sees& I. the river leanest, neer St. Nieisit's Change, and en far from the ' Meets' C meg, in the parishes of Brougham, and Elsa hall. hetwees eight or ten Pm, memenes er Meads of the Bathos' sad Bien Angling Amookadesu sad about an equal amether of auteirs, supping to be in the employ of Lord Brophem " Bore we mut remark that the aforesaid angling amnia - Pa was formed about 18 paths ago; its object ie to prevent the wholesale eiestraction of trout by illegal setting. It It supported prtaalpally by goatlsman resident in the BMA boughomil, been POses; and watchers ere regularly em ploys& M etrty oat its (Meets. Ti. Piety Mind little alit adq i. dorig with the fellows who, prertoes to its formadee, wen in the kablt or making a livisg by renting. TM's, U Pales to pay the die , wen unceremoniously banded over to the keeping of the governor of Carlisle put; but in the porn of the last and pausal autumn tho society began to fear that they would have to contend meth another invader of their province, sad that invader no lee f per snags _than Lord Brougham and Vele, en Chapellor of Bogies& If mem unrifled by Lord Bingham —or whether or sot if they mid they wen employed by him—assn to be allowed to IA for his lordship with on Illegal net, thee, of MOM. every other parson, no matter how poor, had an (gust right to do the some provided he mold seems the unclip of the landowners. Coespeently the society must either tackle Lord Brougham or become a sanity. The former entree we. detereinsed spa; aid about 9 o'clock on Mo•day morning eight or ten men helooging to the oniony, with two of Sir Owego hitiewrave's gemekevepers, esentod themselves in sons funs bustles en the Cossaborlsed side of the river Easing, nest the cans of Isis Perin, whisk are remarkable :err their distinction of echo. Shortly after Om, p.m , Lord Brougham's ma (amongst whom was old John thrtmem, the Velem of Mapes bridge) proceeded down the Westmoreland side of du rivet to have a draw ; ad after them cams two ear eines, nemiaing Lord Brougham, the Marquis of Donato, Wlllialli Broughp, /sq., Lady Brougham, Lady Malet, Mrs. William Brom/Mat ad coildnn. TM carriages drew up, his lordship sad party descended end took their nand an the bank of the river. The ma then put in their net, and were jut beginning to draw, wren the watchers, who had laid in ambush upwards of six hours, ran down to the Cumberland back of the river. ' What bulimia ban yea teem' said one of them, oddment: the mitten ' Fishing for Lord Brougham , ishieg for Lord Broegham,' eels old John Robin. The Rotten were then ordered to .rose their unholy 'raft sod quit the river Masa diately, • matter which they entirely diaregarend. TM struggle OP commenced by ono of the welshes, jumpirg late the wiser and mining the ford whick sapportod the net, an basalt Pith old John repaid by OVID( tha h rs a rattle wader the ear. Another of the waterier' thee gaped is and laid hands on the net ; hat old John, who his wise Post hint, very promptly cut the cord, sad the Breeighem party en the opposite beak wen palliate the net at as fast se pseubtu, when Didt Jameson sprays enw the heap of the ether two watehees sad Peed It. • regent rush was them made into the water—Jackson Mammy mildew a spina Lk* the lamming of • vowel—and the sane emceed. We shell now give John de Peenth's vonien of the affair; and len we muse remark that Joke PPP* Pim Inv Wooed the sale audit end glory of pay leper taat capture • for being WWI of the waters he ems bear no rival mar h is. Well,' says John,' I went up to hie lord ship with the set of parliamest is gay head, and I said my lord, I suppose, Meant yes an • lard you think you have a right to set to these riven but my lord you are wrong ! I'll prove to you that the m esh of your net is Metal ; and if • study the Solway Act, I have dose, you'd Bad that what I say 1111110 MIN, and I would not wish to lead your lordship late an error.' What.' said my de you wise hen to lay down the law to me ? Got away you filth.' Suit is Jaha's awry. la the meantime Dick Jameson hod hold of the set in the middle of toe ring. Dick we. • ua cr..,6IRFILLII MAILWOIIIB. 14 I 0 T 14 6 1 b r e ? . " if LIFE. Ileeltlovemilies. soll Mims! re a Is. ler!. Itsayt—egifse sod ONNIMar Om Nast ra• Lauf...Nod laidsi—The Poll% Wok =146 1 , ...1% (Om pbeie—OMPAryThq - Anallesat Mt timi-11•1•- 7t. Itiv A farm& thowtap. 11.014. Lest. 111.14.1101Ntr.d. :I* worms& I Ida 1.. orb ; b post Is. 41. --- I"6;riat of foreign gold, in babar,, isinark. ui. od 31. 17s, Sd. New dollars, as- 10ot lsi saur , bus, standard, di. - - • The last el - notations of exchange on London in foreign markets are: Amsterdam, 12; Antwerp, 2.5 321; Brussels, ditto; Berlin, 6 221; blips* 8.23 ; St. Petersburg, 88 to ; Havannab.llll to 12 ; New Orleans, 1091 to ; Buenos Ayres, 31. The premium on gold yesterday at Paris was 71 per mille, which, at the English Mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an enchange of 26.331; and the exchange at Paris on London at short bring 26.30, it follows that gold is 0.14 per cent. dearer in Paris than in London. By to-day's 'deices the price of gold at Hamburg is 433 k p -r mark, which at the English Mint price of 31. 17e. 100. par ounce for standard gold, gives as secelange of 13.91; and the exchange at Hamburg on Leaden at short being 13.71, it follows that gdd is OM per ant. dearer in Hamburg than in Ludes. By but accounts the course of exchange at New Tat on London for bills at 60 days' sight is 110 per cent., and the par of exchange between England and America being . 109 23.40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.67 per east. in fa your of England. And, after making allowance for differeece of interest and charges of transport, the present rate leaves a profit on the importation of gold from the United States. On the Antwerp hoarse yesterday the tandem of priors was downwards, and the Austrian Metallics. and the Ardoin Debt, as well aa the coupons of the same, were sold at lower figures. Beleian Fone•and a-Half per Cents. were quoted 901 sellers; the Five per Cents., 1840-42, 991. Austrian Five per Cent. Metalliqoes, 801. Spanish Ardoin, 12 3.16; ditto. Coupon., 10; the Home Three per Cents., 33 11-16. Roman Five tsr Cents., 77; Sardinia., 331. Amsterdam letters of Wednesday evening report that the national funds were a shade weaker, with a very limited business doing in them. In the Spanish stocks, especially in the Ardoin Coupons, a very large bosuns. was again done, bat the prices, closed the ease as the day previous. Austrian were sold at higher figures. Peruvian and Mexican stocks were in demand at higher rates. The Integrals were last quoted 67 7-18 to 1; the Four per Cents., 89 7-18. Spanish Ardoin, 8101., 121 to 16-16; do, Coupon', 10 7-18 to 4 ; do., Home Three per Centil., 331 to 13-16. Austrian Five per Cent Metalliques, 78 to 1 ; do., New,B2l; don, New Two•aad-s-Hal fur Ceuta, 4111.16 to 1. Portliest* Five per Cents. (doss). 371 to 1; ditto Four per Cents., 36 6-16. Ruas'an Five per Cents. (Hope), 1828-29, 1061; ditto 1831-33, 961 to •, ditto Foar-and-a-Half per Cut., 96 7-16 to 1 1 ; ditto Four per Cents. (Hope) 881. Mexican, 281 to 116.16. Oren ids, 18. Equadar, 3i. Venezuela, 34. Hamburg letters of the 17th report a quiet market for sugar, holders asking the Name prices as before, which were refund by hopes, but on that day the market was rather weaker, and purchases might have been made at lower rate. With reference to the beet-root crop there were no complaints, and the accounts from Ramie relative to the probable yield ate again good. The coffee market who also ether' , inactive; holders were asking hit . pike ► hot as the argots expected from 'Enid= give profits at lees than the present it was thought they would be brought to bale en duel val. The cotton market continued dtill. In the grabs, market there was no activity, and the supplies were small. The price of old 611 be. Upland wheat woe quoted 39a. 6d. to 40e. ; Bae new, 625. to 43.. nesalleaL Burley was in doused, and being scarce fetch= high prices. Rye was dull and lower, notwi ing the accounts from Rigs, which s'ite that the rye crop proves very defective. The weather continued line and cool about Hamburg. Funds and share were steady. The Rassian-English Loan was 106; ditto Foor•and-e-Half Cuts., 991. Three per Cents., 1826 (English), 741 to 1; dike Five per Cents., 971 to 98. Spanish Ardoin, In the Home Three per Cents., 311. Caked States Bbt per Cents., 1061. At Copenhagee. ea the 14th, the price of the Terre per Cent. Danish-English wee 741; Five per Coat., ; Four Cent. Bonds, 931. There was very little doing in stocks. One of the subjects, whisk bar been &semi k Bothers' Maoism, is tie law of assets, 11. wbilii so it is a branch ei the law that kw skirl ep bY they and the coestruetha ntddillYtu, there was a great want of informatics meet pealed men. The whole of these papers have sew hose *slaked by I. --A ttt the Laliat—flhellob at illEhollh.Bll6 To. 111.-1,.. lAk. , tulltase al DWAIN co a, ',II POZ WHAT' to EAT. AaTt. Tltxt threw. wore pen OW NS wit IS IM Err ria." war n ' . - ^e et shoot Aszal ti" satrie sad mart) of am. o • y.le..Ltrt, I Itelltit .214 that batons. the • Nropt. ter in.att of pisopora. Irallam. or atady. aad ambition ▪ arr, •Ith whir. ,td mks tor the dist sad phrasal muleitas at carry- of 'a.. rt.tervtAter-rew ; Msaa. Th. Oornlllll • OarvaLbo. In ..t 4sroct woo Ito author. le. Ain - - tramp surd, for, although • steatarian vase from the oppo site old* sounded is demos ma'am sad la a teas of t mem dem, you, pall I The blaskoards, the pmehars, see plum with the am. Pull I pain pall I ye; yea samearil, at your peril you leash that aet. ! pall BUII Dick kept on grasp sad Mended to his amps- Mons ' Come oa, come ea I aver maned that old Take Mid of the ask We must ham it. Oat hold of the rope; --- yea Dobson, keep if with that knife, we east so rip ping Mrs.' At this majuactare is splashed a sambas more of the watchers, and Jots de Posinh, beashlag A. appose of the fray, waved a calgsl—the iasiguia of his ot ilc•—end Aosta, while the stems were fides like hall, ' Seise, sea, Misr; eat sad seise rider th e Elolway est,' sad Joke, saitiag the arise to the word. get bold of tae siot std sheeted .• hand a knife!' la die meta time Jai:16,68 Mousey sad old Jobs Bahasa were straggliog laths tubid river, like two fereeloas alligators. Now J.iaca dawned hie antagonist, sad aeon ha rose !pi~n like • gum old melt ; then seals a splash, like the idling of Based Dowa CM, was heard, as poor &Al Telma was laded ova Jukstia's buttock tato the lent ,• sad the ladies ea tha shoe, la semis almost inaudi ble, sighed ' Poor old man. Oh use oh dear Lome Brougham, what ! 1 sad the leader hearts of the children were leached, and 1 they abeam/ to their punts, with tears is their eyes, aryls, 'Pow aid Jolla im deed, Papa, Komar is it Jobs drowsed 1 Oh dear, an times mesa stages I Ws shad get ao mere Ask, shall we Kaman Y Them a sand like thuds, sash awaked the vase el see° in the saves of Isis Paella, sad that WIN dried as is • parezpim of key yea, you great black 'r• • award, Ist the old me gat ap.' And Mask to the set, shostiag, knives, gratin- man, sat, aim, dash away the set ander the Balmy AM.' and the melee of esker was append to whims, hem Om dm of Isis Perlis D—a It, Broughams, let's me ia.' No, so, Dame that weal de.' At this mement I. twang twe sr . WI - ifik 51L11111.31 as ,f)lortit'a:va f 0 4 1-I-ft •Pf r ". .`f ilvf XI If! -:' , . • -- .. _ . . __ ... . • • . . ---.......__, - H • I !,,ibit .1itr,, , 1.* t o w whi4 o; 1.. • :"---- - ': t tomire...4 p- - 27 !um 1.:,; ~ .: • bk.. 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Ised to to st dos., Pt to di ' Lottoos, Cab., p. swee, Is to Is di Pow parlor% So to S. - - ea,, for wore, 141 to Is Gel Ron* per boll Ws, id Ps Id llodivo, per saw% Is to Is di PoSeitssq per I. Ms to Ito lbobroseas, per pot., 9d to Is Id - pss art.,ls del ko Is - —pt WNW, to to 7s. - per Wir.ls atoll , Ong. Sa:simare Id hi id T omb p. s, acabm., Is NI WW 2 Fowl, per to aid Isal, per is., Is to 1s ' Boom pes Ids* lo Id Owwidwo, per doo. Is to do Ilipme, per Ismody Id ft Sd Lift psi lowle. let to 91 Pesoisy. p. dation, Is ft Is =psi be. IM to I. - Bra% to ls per la. Ism, Is. tole Xwforaw, Tor Pito 94 WW=ltolleiwo, lo 14 to Is Me- wit ad v 5.1 vs dm. burl% Bons pm Is to di c . 111 er Id WM v r .hi r 1d Illsioto, par b., di Illatodo, for as., ed Tatotook per pm. Is to laid rl9 . Astiskiws, pW 632.2014 Isla SOUTHDOWN (MBE' SALT& It,. Htden's annuel sale of Soithdown ewes, and sale emit lattice of raw, took place at nova, on Thursday last. The sale opened with the full mouthed ewes. The fin* lot of five was, after • spirited aompetitioa, 'mocked down to Mr. Webb, et 61. per head. Theme's gentleness parobasod the three Wowing lots, the whole beteg . for Lied Dame; these (our peas realised 861. 10s., euragteg 41. 6e. 61. per head. The lots of tea were then brought forward, and the first two lots were purchased tot Laid Wald, gbain ; the neat four lota by Mr. Webb, for the Earl of Duni.. The remaining two left wen purchased by Meson. Bhoceraith sad Forum's. The three pens of sheathe, ewes were pur ebred by Kamm Hall, Webb, and Rodeos. This completed use division of the sale, the ewes averaging 31. le. per head. Tho rams for letting being very limited in number, the com petition was increased; the first was let to Mr. Hallett, foe 216 guineas ; the viand to Mr. Hall, for 18 guineas, and the third to the Bart of Lisbourne, for 18 guineas. Time nuts for sale were then introduced. Lord Walsiegium pen:based • two-year-old for 616ainepa. Moms-Tanner Selby, end Hodson oleo secured lots. The ram lambs excited ct;caielarshia °ltem; the Berl of Lisburne securing the first lot at 106 guineu. Mr. Ward purchased the fourth at 91 Guises", and the fol lowing gentlemen secured lots at labi ral prises: Moen. Tanner, Ward, Hardwick, Ballet, Mills, liodsoo, N. Maker, Smith, Hodson, J. Ferguson. and Batting. The sale being concluded in a most satisfactory mealier, a large party were eatertainad et dinner by Mr. Riede°. Ma. EtAx me's Sou.—The annual sale of sheep and letting of rams took place !yesterday, at Landport.faren, where the " Parent Flock ' of the improved South•Downe is now located, end which on this occasion attracted the na porous putty of breeden who wish to keep up the character of their fl ohs In blood, bent, and fleece. For upwards of 70 years have the Olen& sheep been the fountain on which to draw; and the vial:ors oa this oceulon, coming (as they did) from distant counties, showed that they duly apprecistea the world loown skill of Mr. Main, who for so many years has kept up the hiab charamerof our South DJWIIa, till they era of %Meerut fame ;—and a gook of repute, without a ors° of the Ulude blood, Is a thing unknown. Among the esempany linnet were —Mr. Webb, B ibrahasa •' Oa rise% Tilton; Elphick, Newhay. • ; Sir A. S-nffaer,But.; P. Boys, Eastbourne; Tanner. Paichani; 'Nide% Hove; Water., Has. bourne ; Fernamobe, G. Mohnen:, Big ; 0. Ea mon, Arnold, Denman, Capt. Mackay. Hammond, Westacre, Norfolk; Howlett, W. C. Mabbott, Esti , T. 1811 man, Bed. dingham; Crundwell, menet° Baron de Goldsmi I ; .1.0 rover, Lewes; Rev. o.lls Ilm,Weird,Ve al, Cane, Emery, Ford,Weell. (Croydool, ant many other flackmasten. Thou palliasse who arrived early at Landport, tank the opportunity of in 'outing the fl ck, which are pe culiarly distinguished by, eventiess of chareeti r. After fleeing partaken of an elegant luncheon, the iterioneer, Mr. Plummer Verrill, invited the company to the field, when the sale was opened by Mr. W. al, of Cri ) dau, who purchased the first lot of full mouthed ewes at 31. 15e. The other lots of ewes wire purchased by Mr. B. Cane, Ward (Cat:heater); Crundwell, for Baron de ; Ford, Colhen, Emory, Webb, for J. G. 80. servo% Bo). ; B'phick, Weal (Croydon), Thomas, and Cam. brings. TIM male of ewes having been coacluded, the rents for letting wets iotrodueed. Among_ihoie let were No. 4, a beautiful hardy 'beep, hired by Mr:Weall. at 15 guises". No. 6, a splendid aides 1, by Mr. Ridden, 22 gui noes. No. 10 (the shepherd's favourite rem), 20 gui neas, Mr. Hammond (Norfolk), No. 20, 10 pines', Mr. Cue. No. 29, which had hitherto bun kept entirely for Mr. Klman's owe flock, never before let, 101 guises.. This completed the letting. The rams for sale were then latroduced, and N.'. 6 was knocked demo to Mr. Weall for 10 guineas. No. 12, 61 guineas, Mr. Crundwell, fir Baron Ooldecoid. 22 wee also bought by Mr. Crundwell for 61 guineas. Nt. 37, be Mr. Tongs, for 6 guineas. Mr. Cane purchased N 0.3.4 for 34 guineas, and the sale ooncladed. PONTEFRACT.—Mr. S. Martin, M.P., visited his constituents et Pontefract on Thursday. He addreased the electors in the Town-ball, where he was istroduced by George Green, Esq. He was well received, and at the clue of his address., which embraced malty leading tnpies of the day, • rote of confidence in him and his principles was ear tied by acclamation. ASSUMING INSANITT.—The Court of Arius of Aujohueg (Bavaria) tas just been ensued in tryieg • ems the eircumetauces of whieb are curious. A young eau of 18, e ased gpechr, was charged wi• h having, on the 23rd of July, 1849, violated and murdered a girl of seven years of age residing in the 'Magi of Hegelensteies, in the eirelrof the Upper Danube. Speeht, who was almost immediately arrested, at mace avowed the double crime, byte declared that he had been prompted so to act by the devil : ha had, he said, been only a tort of half-pusive agent in the MIL The day after, when brought before the eno making magistrate to be iaterrogeod, his faculties mental sad physietl, me.ned ell at once to have become singularly weakened ; he not only could nut to ell appearanne express Ms ideas coherently, but he seemed even incapable of sup poetise the weight of his body. After luring bees several times brought from prison for essaminatiem, it was at last decided that ma al ales should be appointed to decide whether his twat .1 alienation was reel or feigned. Two very eminent men, loge accustomed to the treatment of mental maladies% Dr.. Winder and Zink, were directed to mud in a report on the state of his mind. After very:minute and patient °homilies, both these g, oilmen declared that they had no doubt whitely.r that the moral mud physical weakness of Bpecht was *Wilily simalated, them being no sesaole, they said, of any see of such robust health of body sad mind, es had been that of the prisoner, becoming mud duly utterly stupid and imbecile; that, in fact, Imbeci lity ill persons Iron with the au of their faculties, though often all of • sudden very masked, becomes complete only slowly and gradually. As the state of the prisoner under weat no apparent alteration, it wee determined to teat his malady by sudden and violeat emotions. Amerdicsly &s -emis were discharged fast outside the partition close to which his bed wee placed. Brent uttered some strange i neo b a g g aj, egjes, bat a stirs d is his bed. Powerful shower-beths were given him from holes made ie the coiling of his sell, bat nothing overcame his impassibility. These medical men still, however, peraissed f a their first opinion. When the day of his appeeriog before the court arrived, be appeared to completely prostrated in mind and body, that it was found necessary to carry him facto the court. He seemed in a state of entire ins bedility, and the jury, after patiently bearing the plead ings, brought in a verdict of "guilty," but with, very strum; • xtenuatino eircuntetarms. The court, is cols* gloom condemned Bpecht to only three years' coefinessut. The prisoner was carried back to hie all in the ease oesdi- Wu as he had appeared in dueling the trial, but no maser did be arrive there than he began to jump about, *ad to express the greatest joy at having escaped the capital punish ment. He then declared that he had never for a moment seamed to be in the esjoyment of all his faculties, physical and iatellretuel, sad that he had played the past of a person affected in Mad by the advioe of a fellow primmer, who had spokes to him to that effect the day he was first lodged in prim. Bpecht this for the space of fourteen moetbsgava proof of as estraerdinaty strength of will and perseverance, outicalarty if Me yeath be takes into anseileration. Had he goatimaed to pity his amused pest for some time longer, it is not improbable that ne might have succeeded In oh taintor a full pardon. CHARGE OT ARSON AT WEST IiERGHOLT.—A short time sines we reported an incendiary fire on the pre. mien of Mr. &mattock, at West Bergholt, when agricul• Meal produce and pupate was COUSIMIti, to the amount of 7001. A Ems, named Bsmuel Atkinson, a bricklayer's tabourer, livid, fa the vicinity, vas on Tuesday last com mitted by the Colchester bench of magistrates for trial tar the offenes. It was given in evidence that he was in the aeiittbourheod of the farm Minn:lately before it broke out, mead bad been In custody three times before bra charges of a similar mature. Toe primmer loudly protested his la -110110.“. WIIALIS IN Tag CLTDI.—Aa a party weroerniaing about between Wemyss Bay and Itstellea, ea Wednesday lest, they observed three eitelee eery mu WO. ,Or, whisk was aot more the six yards astern, appeared ef snot mess i's.. Whoa sea ii was making its way rapidly up the Aver. A lumber of sharks end • aquae have been area heady in the ease viaimity. HARTIST.—For the last Lotaight the weather hos been almost unpreudeatedly propitious for hirviet opera time, and in all bus the usually late district. the fields have been cleared of the cereal crops. Oats and barley will be remusterailve, hat ()pinks* vary as to wh a t. whisk has I Maim suffered from bight and rain during .tbe month of - Aagtest. Fiat, as we have already observed, will be a very , produstive crop. As to the potato, it is evideut that the ; disease he. sot bum imusealag for the last few weeks. — Bernet News Letter. , eed BPANIIMILIP at . inu .•Itia a *rad smatua Lae ea, aw Ti:11644 • ::;;; I • rosell,6KV4. AN A lit I K Willa. .. ratialarl li rum, Getetw i 90% st At f erva',, 4 4 ~, , 4 .., the Emig Mt Wing ilial4 Mr 1, s. e .' ... , !5 at 5751 inn mg-Mar °We° , " ° 0. ".° - . 4 f s!., mai ue4 aataasal aawilliboo ao lelitai P., 4 tvit 4 5154fliota . a • .... •14 114 .,1,, 9 ,-,, m ,mio.solit, *not ToossofoodoiledUit , , , ' •- 14 '4dr• like."* . 1:1; AtAl ter.alla Once la.; PIO*" Will. ' ''''' ""' ~ . ' ..., . 7 • ' ' • ' 4 . 1 • I : ' I , ' ' ‘O6-.41/41 , 4" ..-- i:6 — .0 3 w an EZQUISITIS.:—. AbWo' • 4 ; . ... L A.. '" S' . for a * - . 7 .4, ' 4 44 " - Z ,11111. 44 „,... E' , op ,. isacalatk a OIL Is NOV Mg 1 • 49 =1C. i * - .." -- 4., ' '. x. . t. "AWN i. „."' ... m u . 2 * pustainia. Ilmilamt Mama . la ow aides' sb reet wa .„ snerauto 01 megrim eon" telleikelammei 44 . ± l *. ' 9 t f ** * * ' 54 ..r the •lid , atilik •••BOlndalar ••••••11. !40 lit*•4•11 , '. tetti; SS Mewl le, p n uffre, 10 SF : ,44. 4 .0 , i r n n • 61 ' IPSO& ha levet aill M. .:• ' . 1.4. .e s It . 1 91.1.400.1.17 0 :1111: i ."-- .mrt Me inseriles . Pugh be 1 . .....,ae• - • ito bat Owl mod W ' ilkii '• • ' • • ' •—• • ... diem.. Illmeaaly b , s , t h . ,;., , .. . ,sbeek . ~. rn.,;: te - ma i m s= ISO. Ulan= : .1P .* E= .•WA • r,,,. 1 ' woe* 1411111 Itr k . -7,21. Pg o 4l POO .41 H. maw Juno eigeo lie "' _ , •-, • . • - not.. The note did mat say to whoa the preemies la: —I)I4PEIrS BLACK CURRANT COUGH shk...,_ . .hat it 100 di/wed el Mo c Ciajkliey&opt ge t n il mi, it Blotto it, to. 10L. i mm os it t Vk poor* tar him gunds" I ohanii; "doing! hua ga 260 Pale to d ims wit to lie doom li Oit 556•5 deket do amiss. Me.l9ebeeisaheet put Iltr: Chbiterr tad ' Mw'' "; „ to e rem. 1.60041.4111 4 1 . a ingifaf re. the lin . ar.. Mika • boo OM Illiesapilez, oil' orierees- 4 19:; .. .„.... m iwi t y c a travails., kr, alt=iria Oa mined shoo ee ohm Viet tbeyeetabeen asteerit • eves Si ...„,,,,,,,„,,,so, tooromoo. liolitso u e := l : l4gra i h r OM 41 . 6 = 1 St 30A. IL. !Ma , ..,. 1 me g t onr aiiiiiiit . e ll 4104 0 %Part i a1r e,....4 4 •i d *grotty 4 6 , 847 . am visiomity goad i. - --; • i sae didooll OA bloom 1 1 01l De. aka's slap': hail ism guilty il is p o zzesp= s ; r _g J.a...n. kts11. 1 •1 0 . id. ;•.I. ago 'X St. voila Oa ONES It. WIMP' itit hie me nee. end 'Waif a. Ili tale wee ic. MACK CV mum coo= SLUM, def 1111111 t It Wilde**. mac Hibibill SOO leilita'poteth,"a Doh* v. r, ,...,* * f aielsom islagiaa • • . . flimasa,. is *a 12111 Vilbala if lots . Aviesi. Xi oda tire iritheisei a tb i ezeS t erAbe settee 711 . EN IN-FiVii - TilUdiiV- 'NERVOUSNESS, =ft l jteleitjea •* • bile lOU he 4 -,..Api ',IR Wel I bed weeid new be "AM le wee renege kettliesleiatt pewte : orst mown ail Immo sa es übiek .Dr. lila 44114 MI h r orm tArdwilY ared„,ll • . setespee se etileettee. , ClMleof, irlis b soperinter• p 4 I v, ,5 51,7 ghat TIMM— . pc -meet ~..r e s a w isda i t Adt , '„,,..„,,, hat of the Busdey arbeek fir. Krberteiktrw ea elleehtara 5,0 r , 5,i LA...4 f ora the li ma that the oofy or the iteet*iser, hots tree tirterst.by Dr. ~,,,,, , tor ham a ir dame* Nebel, but Dr, Nara ea Mks - salted If ash wee dr wee 0 ..,5...: der real iee tter Ent Won—Bell Jobil In 'Mink &nisi yeah* *et be did draw the new, ar.4 Una iit-ratal IA "C " 61116 _1. I. ____, ~.....„4 . 1 1. 1 " '"8 " 1 114.4. ,,, WIMPS delta lb& dead, lops/ triwpadr. amrsot mei- re , .., a 48 '.' ''''d=ry. a=4"'"'”•....,,At teak. De. Nelaselobee4 boorever ties erbeit tlie'qeeetlee , ju4AßLoveal ns w IN. !f i v ~" MACON lim t t ! 17 Srt 1 rito474MZehafir i a eft= iii ~. tfem rpswirst ewe II •••:" that INAS lAA viitiedMiela es ger ae —ea ,- A , . ' • 7 t''' Li' I .. • I ; (t h•-- ----------- pr.. .. . _, _ .. __ r— itime ASA elermeme In very lit eat IN = w all ty al 4: =WA It :ell I tem) at Is. 11. ale • DMA iieelie•yleled & - 11117 " C MS eill 41 1= 11. II r• is Apd the pleg c (XI; bike: =erre Vero l a=t ir e ."l" Is meelltreelly; ulna us rey A frond eel se owe Wynn ewer. • _JANID3 Wain 14000, 11111•• —..... . G 1 44 o•f• ). MO •tj,.6; .., ...;......, - , • ~ • '•• 1011111 bat f*. 31. W. a , linala/Aalfr ...' ~.‘ I 1 ''''' 7 , 4 Al Atbro i •.l4ol '8 OS • tis Nras.e.m..• e * O , l , ,•• I . •• •:I i ii .i ii-a s ialg e . ts ; . . h a t i = almisar. of ! far tbii week mai. '1016:01. r illist i tt rTitlk i !l lP ,..r. -.. 1 if'44^lll d at • . , - - -- 1 -- iski. , i ~ '... :0 , -- Amman , . tour Rea UAW eel 14 1/l 31010* ;..4: - Vr' ' ;... . iett:... =wow.. -rms.! II• - 4 , re.. •• • •• i • 64.0aiii lit-07Fa ~.., ,• ~ W. ..•.r. :• • ^ Owe HMIs "M'. likAll 4I - mr. la • 0 ••• /.. ""r• - r• Wl4O ''r • - -.. 1., . ' -' . ' • '.. ' . . .. 414 ' AM . .2 I .( I". • ...4...... • •1 , MAOIB 1137.0e1,5111 OlNAllail M. KAMM& OM Oadier. l'.ll*.sYT• ter TO!, 00inaps!!4 with *OM ler WRECK. OF THE POLKA STEAMER. The following intelligence reached 83uthampton last matt, by the Jersey email packet : The NA. steamer, which rem totem' Jsray sad St. 114:0. Jersey. for S. Kilo. hot Monday, at 1: u*.bels in the fo..noon, with 60 wooden on board. Witt% Within eis mile/ of the Miaquiers rocks, she 'prang a int.. sad the reptant of her hid barely time to ran her end is a qearter of a Idle of the easternmost rook, Wird the /WIWI*, led lead kis free and parsimony, before she le - te.bred is deep meta sad mainly disappeared. . . Tne Meath Weston steamer, cominand;d yCaptain Jas., Moodridge, ties.. left St. Relier's es Tueeday morn. 1 . 4 l $l. MAW. At two ethnic In the altemoos the look s:me Asealed a nootber of pompom on the Matrielle, and nom elberwards a small boat was ems approschiog the ,etb Western. Captain Goodridge, on looking throe& 1.• .less, nods out the persons as the rock, sad Mao • white gutt flying a. • livid of distress, He *ow distill bore down on the rock and saved the wlt.ie They had been tweety•Mor hours en the rock. on two 4lb loaves and some biscuits and water for ant. d thee by the three poor eshermea Hess on *tench. liebteel a bl sing Eire in the night without attractins amps suiitasee. The pereigan on leaving subscribed 1W be Ik, pci r thhernien, and gave the erew 10s. cash. sad at bt presented a lady presager, who had the diatribe. tt the redone, • Iteadooso braselet. The the* Ware erv.t.4 at St. Melo on arena of the son-arrival of the ri.m. The as of the ladies and mailestes peaseagen, an All Main: Mmes. Cm sad lady, Jested &adieu young inn..s. Waken sadlody, Norton, Le Sear, Middleton, Moral, low, ;Nit/tote, Lewis, iltickland and lady, Rattesbury, ietwe, Steele, Ci.resels, Dugs. Barnes, Slelir, Willow an d Pm. Italics . G 811.1, Nerasin, Jackson and two chili**. istny, Lecautie; Mrs. Mulengue and two triesda ; Miss. Libel sad thamsel. 'mutt° AXD DtIIIVIIMILtIII RAILWAY.—The a part by lb. dirmen of Ibis ethemay, whith will be sub U. dto the ordinary metino of the abanholden to be held is toe empanrs °Est, E liabargh, on the 27th hamlet, loci • that the portion of the line between the tensintis of the Deatherethm branch of the Edinburgh, Perth, and thu d,. Ithilway sod Altos was opened for paseenger traffic os Om 2belt et leaf month. The stations on that pan ei the 116 . say the expected to be so far ousipleted is about tea days Is le admit of the pawls sad seiner& Italic brie: (wow S. The Dunfermline, Cowie, sad Brimfield um VW; educed on the Beetles of the Use whisk bee bees 0 1 'fwd. are all but !Waked. With wood I. the Altos l'Un . rit's the works have satisfactorily proceeded. The par.ea between the Brimfield thetract and AIM hes bees •Pereil, ...d thi, works ea the other put, including the brash to A lot harkiur, are being rapidly carried is. The I ftilt , e vs the Tillicashey branch theme, with the gm, tie Owe for an t causative reed, an deleted. sod I" thnheath f., witreneed. tut it has bees othaiderably ve tardid by tee hit kune of the sort greased seer the Tilllootaltry tennient. The b iodine comet, ezisaiim 'rose the welt et Ail% to the hndoe across the Perk as the Bsetsieh Coo ing linters., near B:irlisf, has beta sostmeted kr, at • Mall mouut . and ea reasonable WIMP. The work is to be i i !'"dielely e istawased atter the rewmal of SIN stops km ... Ineesel, and is • tweeted, if earvied is with vigour, to be wen -bled by tbii thee seat year. The Allis sae Othlry Sty we Wy e , sad relished. are sompleted, sad th e ra t bitter tied other ti. Mime will be completed is • few days Tee only htb• t we into ea *easels ham, so far es °posed, are 4 ii..tettil.4 WA Claclusamas sod ore ia the smut ins " 17 lISPIPUI flettitink Th . , Takashi, Kaska Me Mee thstresed for, end will be finished by the time the ing " :.i ' h.. taebtbeingopened. The dabbed part el the line o, o* ' , wetly 'elected by as eagtheet aploidstei by Lb. 7 . 6 . revise., inure, and the thistle. of the DOUG banal bet a i , ntaised to it, Wig worked ter all kinds of wale, 9. 1 * d.t.eton meted into an monomial with dieldisberob, rwth. aid DuNde.o mpsny fee working the Bee. It was I _ l st , ' T hlihely opened for teethe a the 28th ot August, sad the .itirs e bra. Wows h ewn OS * se Oswald same se dimy- Pvtotweat. Ei.tii the line is fully coapkted to IMAM. its der t most b e sa eseastathed. Tito 211 , " .... lank ' i't•lea the directun *ea mai to litho itherthees its a'Z""" l 2 of arrears, whieb shay were resolved mit lie ...ail mull terry available mem was skated at The the lift golasite that the weft' will bo irked a sp at the owned Gamed law with VW Idaborgli. ~•_Nui %Rd • Company, sad of the bp laws ihe ths ..as id the lift. 110 , if .r ?filltrEmßEß - . r . thirtieths, Mr. . : Jobe Shim, sad lone a meal di* NA: Pradtied reader. on the le* of . ihutheM4 Oki* . Letrits it Crag nel . "Thifts." fibs want. l ie hirer to find i faros/able swept* in tha Mehl bag and essandalechames. a . • Thee - Madrid Oast. o publishes tio mof en the lit•eMeerfarthwitionth of July. which hay °oar the nitsfetelion enferetisreVof the henallt to be 'fel front - the, leakage of prepayment by ataton., The fallowing dhows the gradual pea yof meow keen the sale of stamps :--Jannary, 2. 171. ; Fehriery, tiffL T Merft - Loral April, 3.9171, May, 4,2 W ; .. 4151,11.. iltily, 0821. • Ilpnith .papess aro dewing the atteationtd . onamenial modem to tba. Umtata derivable tem fitments@ betweel the Phillippinse sad the flogibb Bost Min, in ionseptenco of the removal of des obstacle@ foram* created by the aavigaties asst. The third Mein of miss of last 111101101 ell eliisof ask- nial wool, whin opened an the 22ad Olt, fiaally I clawed this evealeg. The quantities sold ban Metal 60,150 bales colonial, 165 Beet Italia, and 851 foreign; of .which 20,320. bales are Auitralian, 16,160 Port PVP and Portland Bay, 4,993 Von 1ii..... Lied, i 100 Adelaide, 852 Bean River, 27 ./iene Zeandsl Jed 6,607 Caps. Messrs. C. and J. D. )nosh ist their circular of this evening, report as follows oh the molt of the sales : The sibilanad and ores hawed activity in the Isms foomriag dhoti's, since the Soso of our last sales bad, nat.. withotaading the Wee qnsiVity than brought leeward, led as to expose that war shoslil had as equally animated de. mend foe Maslen said—ea espeetatios whisk we ars happy to osy has been more dna realised. The sales opened with • lame *madame of oar owe monefocturen sad staplers, end a larger smoker at hedge !Myers of all clears than we have bemro soma—manstoodaren and Septets hOm Piano., Hullasid, Belgian sad Oatmeal* Mime perehosse ham bins very eassidorshio—lM edam of Wool offered hang very Hat able Ise their purposes, whisk were spread ever the seeks, bet wave to the largest extolls in the early *aka, whoa prim rehdl• gather lower than towords the ohm We quota • decided -Malmo of Id. to led. par lb,; sa mospared with Jan ratio, he all deseriptions. mom geartisalarly kw lower and esiddlieg veins and osishieg take of all Wads, the dismal fee whisk is mere aalmaled than Ma has the moo fee simil pare; the iseremed value oar English wool, and the large ismeamption going an having gives a Winans to this description. The szasediagly long prism ehaliad he ammo Moho lowa sham of deep-grows mane eimbiag WOO* ens is many is... eqsallinie them of the !nor qsalitim of the same teaks, will as doubt be observed by the oomph, bat, discouraging as ship may appear to Mose who have carefully elaamil their wools, we trust it will sot indium them to dimities* this doming, as they seam bear is and that, but lor this are is soprani the mama qualities, the whole wend* sore is prim; the various sorts being suitable for totally different claims of buyen sad purposes. Clothieg wools of all qualities, with the meoptios of burry llydaoy flocks, have frry par. Satiated in tko Mesmer. The timothy taken for export lose r rhaps rather exceeded the marcheseo of Jaly.--esy la all about 7,000 to 8,000 bales. It will be Misernd by the maned table of imports that up to the present Mao this year the ispnt is within about 4,000 bales of the total import of 1849. Of this year's im p irs Moat 7,000 hales sold in February may' bee moldered to he of the old slip of the new clip, omostesehig with and iaoludiag the hey sales, about 122,000 bales ham bees sold, leaving a stack of *bust 9,000 bake In first hands, as 'early se we eas estimam. Tree Mowing satiety to stock *Sand towards the close evidence. a healthy state of node, whisk we teem may continue ; but it nut be bormais mind thecae dna gamy heavy parehmeo have been mode soder the amens*. el rather short 'applies Ihr /Camber sad February sales, is lane a quantity of the now clip having Milady boat sold. East India and other low wools are in groat demand, sad the stock being very trilling the prices obtains./ for the small quantity offered ham boon eery satiohotory. TM mere and amerespoodenee brought from New York by the Atlantic were not delivered in the City daring the boars of bagasse. THIS DAY. Two oTioolc. There is no featare of the least novelty to be no ticed in the English stock market to-day, prices re mainiug unchanged, and the business being of a very trifling character. Consols were malted at the opening of the market, 961 to I for money, and 06,1 for amount, from which priors there has not occurred even a fractional variation. For Exchequer Bills there is not the hut inquiry to day, and the price is rather lower; the 1,0001. balls have been mold at 635. prem. Wit Bonds, of all sizes, have exchanged hands at 66e. prem. In the foreign stock market the business to-day is not large, and the prices of most descriptions are about the same, bat Mexican is rather weaker, having been last done at 30i, and a oonsiderable decline has oc- curred in Spanish Actives, which bare receded to 181, whilst the Torre per Cent. stack maintains former quotations. 'Transactions were as follows: Dutch Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents., at 98; ditto Four per Cent. Certilic Me, at 911. Mexican, foe the 30th kat, at 301, 1 and 1. Peruvian Four-and-a-Hilt per Cents., 1849, for account, at 811 and 82. Portuguese Four per Cents., at 331 foe mosey, and 33/ for time. Russian Foar-and-a-Half per Cents., at 971. Spanish Active Five per Cents., at 181 for money and 181,1, and 1 for time; the Passive Bonds at 31 ; the Three per Cents., for account, at 38 and 1. Venezuela, at 321. The following neification, signed by Mr. James Capel, and addressed to the Spanish bondholders, bas been posted in the Stock Exchange, and will account, in a great measure, for the dec lin e in Spanish Ao tires : The ottamittoe for regulation the debt of Spate, while admitting the juries of your claims and the modems terms of the proposed eompromiso, have declined to recommend their aseepteaos to the government, upon the plea that Spaeish fawns Is not equal to Banal* the burden which thorn' taw 'cold install upon It, and they Orals from sucreetino up mien at present. Lune Corn. 20th Sept. - - ___ MUM FOTOWL-To3 DAT. ow* Nook Awl 3 yot I 3 per Ot. Ow Lea 31 1 3 CI. Mai Aar, mi 11 . 7 00. 0isahat 3 va M. Ova. Arm" I d 11118.1341. lo gra S pa OL AuslOr a. tali.::: 44 per OL HY& I * we OreL. 6 Wi L L Budges Ns.* I Sim, el 1 6 put Name As.v s it 0 lo t Mir /Is., Nab OsimlL Oa Ooloralina t Zrard i artTi • ow C. LI 6•f * sr tl. NMI , VI . 4 per OL IWO OrriL.l)l . MINDS. pie 06. gems& rt Ch mireri Dame( Vds.. 4 6 411. 301 • per IX Pererlia lr. SI 6 reniarmOsue.,436 4 13 6 4 1 %if= m a t Id s 16reir N . 4 I pet V Vermais Dellmd Val ZIA WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MiNCING-LANR. EIATIIIDAT 1103/11NO. The trasesetions is the olonial market mations to be of • mtiefutory asters u far as maards prime, and nearly all kinds of produce are in sosi demand. flegaz has met with purchasers at very fall rates, sad, in some lateness, at • farther rise of 6d. per est. !Vette' Ceylise Coffee Ms been freely operated in, and the closing pries is 48a. 6d. per oat., while the plantation soils show • rim of fatly 21. per cwt. as compared with the rates ruling last week; several parcels of fore , gn bars also been realised at full rates. For adept» very stiff prices are demanded. Ries bag sot been mash ioquired for, acid is rather flat. A passel of half-heavy Malabar Tepper has best sold at the high pries of 314. per lb. In the et market the busier,' balms rather limited until to.day, when there has been • better demand fez the °s moo Wade of Coegon. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. There is no marked change to notice web'', prime ear tinging quoted so Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 39s to 395 31. ; 001.obsr to Dscesabet, M. to 395. 31. ; October to December, separate most►s, 395. to 39.. 6d. MAW? A7llllolll.—Towa Tallow, 418. Od.; fat, by ditto, 245. 24.; yellow &Isaias Tallow, 41s. • malted staff, 28s. ; roseb, 175.; Tallow raves, 95.; ;owl Lep, 61. The Anima daring the week his been active for Basely ea UM spot for all purpose, and there is • farther advances ; imp yellow candle 11171 been selling at 39a., and old at 381.61. per ewe.; Indeed, sous parties will not take these rates. A good Wiser ha been done for delivery up to the close of the year at 395. to Ma. 91. for new. Bons melted bas been sold freely at the rates gaoled, and the supply is not so plea. Wel as of late, whilst the market has a Am tune. The stolid Tallow tans short of last year, sad deliveries bop larger, bat pekoe are yet under that time. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAT. Memo Cooper end MTh report the reppli a llrd the treats very slow. TS* iambi so the : Moe fflr, 70a. to 765. ; Wee" Wei ; 80e. ; Clover, 7 0 e. to 86e.; entail sat, Ms Is ; /toss, fie to WIL LTHREEPENCE. RAILWAYS. Tem DAT, Two o'Ctocz. Only a limited business has been done in shares to day, bat in other respects the market presents no particular change from yesterday, prices being generally quoted without alteration. Great Westerns are rather weaker, and were lut done at 68; ; North Westerns nark ; South Westerns, 69 ; Mid lands, 381 ; Caledonians, 7,1. RUT= Railway,. 11 , ... , 11t 101011, T—'e'd . elo a ct. ' i• _ ._ _. C.O7P - Teiiese; imberg.. Nat . %eta. aad &at handle!' - . _ •• awl; aaaVre.ise. , t ek , mb rist= k zet.) pd.,anoltbiguar. Do. without' isoraoto, &rm.. watt., sad Dudlo) olypd.,ororittigna. 1)0. without &guarantor* Bins.Wolv.it Omer Valor, Salad sod Exeter Do. £ O Prefrrmcs Mentor sod AreybeZ Do Prahresse DOM sad imiust Feat Aogilos . . Do. (SIS E. di H:j Do. ISI. lee.) dp.Ct.Pref . &Mons Colludes Ds. New Pref.', . Do. kit, S p. Ct., No. I Ro. do. No. 2 - _ 6 1 1 6 30 4$ 26 Do. N. k Mat.! per — ISt . Uw New Ba [late ster. Urd V. oW,. Clans De slaw B. sad C ditto Do. &ip (ow. RFC) Do. Pew I Shwa; Kaatl biuna danais dattuar.6 p.Ct Iti ,Teovfl Vella aad,k It= eter grater and Eamoatit . 01rt Narhrt. Do. Pharos kt p. Ct. Do. a per Cent Prot. Gt. Neotb.and Viest(lrt.; Do. Etplutta Groat North of Zoglaad... 1)o. No+ Y3u Irf.t W 4. Do. New LIT Will and Selby Leacarter und Do. Thid. - . aulYorkehlw Du. Nn P\ Bp. 6;1 Do Wea aiding Uni JAWS sad Braikat Leeds awl Tblrsk Do. Prot. 6 p. Ct. No. I Do. Do. Na Du. No. 9I •—• Do. Pref. Quarters, Webs and !Simian."' Loa., Ilrtillton., a B.Cemat Do. hew gua. 6 p. Ct... . Do. guaranteed 3 p Ct. late thoydua Thud: Do. Pref. 3 ell Cent.... De. thorn. p.Ct..1634 London end Greenwich. .. Do. Preference - IL(011011* North-Western Do. do. New shares ... Uo.Cloeh.,M.undll. (C) Landon & South-Western Do. New, &SO Do. New. 1:40 R;:," p;e7,,,,;.; 7. Lowestoft Duerr prreent. Manch., Bur., anti Matinee elsach.,Stwf.,ecLeextub. dune, No. I ... Do. New XIV Pref. Do. Maw. w Ltriel.l.lelea llld Uw £5O iii=7.7na - I>erby Do.Oos. B. & B. 6 p. C. b0.Tt.w420::: Liu Extension DO. Gu.ran. Sy per Ct.l forth Dritiph Do. Prefetence I Unfurl, Wore., Wedge.. Preston we Wye' Do. g obrres (A) Need. Dui Id., end Reigate iteurl.lo r.:1: end inerrin Eugenio'. Eketti.4l Central ScogUsh Midland Do. New Shreve.. & lilreoy CL..ns A Nes Guaranteed dresetuary asd Chaster Do. Oesestry Do. New Do. i «tie: Prot. Shropshire Union ... !South Eastern _lii, [le i Beiiimeeed ::: ter, and Gook W•arturd sad Ktllireay.- Wear Valley, 6 p. Ct. pus. 4 0rner , ..1, &We, tot. Tcet.Neweastieltierwlzt Do. Ext.(York! Nava. Do.O.N.D.PurettorPret York aecl Nana Mellow us. Pnkrome foaktom RAILWAY.. (late Dalian 61.1 Austruia) . . 13oTt14;seanainteisa •:: Central France (Vienne) I Vad Indus' (71: , • a, ' Ds. Kenji - sad Northern of Fr.woo . Otleens and Do deans Paris and Orleans Paris sad Strasbourg .. Hours sad Hans asailore aad Mesas Soars sad Naatss West Planders 94 lj li dis. 7 1 7 1 n 1 1 sai T; $ pa. 6 7 Bm. Si St 66 68 .71 17f 71$ S 31 81 9f 14If 10f 30 28 die I I 4 I 3; 6 llf 115 1 A Pia I pa 36 34 4 6 pa 4 19 14 91 1 01 :9 291 2Si WI 1 II I 111 12 1 1(119 34 7 dal 331 313 i i :4 1, 134411v 2 '9 693 34 3 .91. 94 47 II WI 311 161 MT 9 91- 411 , 131 13 d 1. .„ 111 cgs. Si S dla „ It 121 71 ® 1 119 „ 93 93 „ 10 11 ex 4. eid. 4 as pa ai th sty lAI 1311 2$ 21 24 2/ li If 21 23 t:i Iv SI SO 11l iiif 2f if 14 11 pa If 69 JO ie li 41.1‘ IJ - 14 ILL 1 2 19.. 14_ IS. - ii iier 17 18 - i4 34 ex se xi :I ell• 0 33 23 21j die II 20 123 113 14 10 15 14 4k 14 16 • 4, 4) 56 IA 106 db. 76 64 .66 414 ex • St 7 l 1 7 1 I 9 76 121 121 Si ills. 71 6 I. V ex div 7 9 34 44 64 tit Oi dla 134 13 4 31 dls A 9 9 4 3, dia. 19 194 19 194 6 1 At 304 fii S) 41 Wats 41 I a 94 26 II 424 16 IN ex di, 91 42 die, thm. 19 194 24 I 419. 5 41 Ms. 14 71 ea d IN 11 5 1 5 Zia. :1 1 355 i Pm. P m-4 1 1 141 11, 47 4 dill S.! 32 iii HI 61 eider 9 101 2 211 101 10 WE LIVERPOOL, September 20. Stossa•Eacnosion.—Then was a rather gloomy market to•day, and prices seem to tend downwards.—Birkenhead, Lsneasaire, and Cnes',ire late C. and 8., 6pa cent till '5O), 131—Birmingham an d Dudley, 8) p.—Bolion, C. and W. York (gnu. 6 per cent. B.), 171—E wens Counties, 51 —Lancashire and YorkAire (consul ), 461 I—Ditto (fifth !hues), 8 6.16 4.—Ditto (311. shares ) . 71 d.—Lancasta and Preston (1 shares W. at 121. 10.. d ), 211 n. —Ditto (1 shares in. at 41.14'. d.), 161—Leeds and Tnink, 111 I—London and North-Western, (new) slates), 11 11 16 p.—Midland, 381—South Eastern and Daver, 101 I—Ditto (No. 4 'ilia. tared), 61—Ditto (N 0.4 lee. 110 1 3 oh. 6 2.3 d 61 1 —Dub. lin and Belted Junetion, 291 4.—Dateh Rhenish, 61 d. MANCHESTEit, S,,vtember 20. STOOL EXCHAKOII.—Tne merket °gamed firm, but wu ' weaker at the aloes. A good anima of business was traw -1 acted• BIRMINGHAM, September 20. Broca. Blcamsoe —Tni.re was @AMC bin/ ol'a reactionary inovement in the market to day. Midland. were done at 39, North Stafford. at 104 Ws.. and Sands Stafford. at 31.16.. 34. di.. LE IsDS, September 20 fre EXCHAWOIL—The nukes was Batter this morn. lag. Loads and Think old shares, which yesterday after noon ray to 111. have !alien to 101. Rat Lancashire', how ever, have alight), advaneed, having opened at 101, and closed at 101, at the latter of w`dch quotations there were many sales. Great Northern, w-ve done at 121 dis ; 501 Midlands, at 284 dl. ; and Wit Eidmg Unions at 81.9 e. 9d. dia. • RADISH or ST. LZONAIIO SHOREDITCM.— Tug CRIMP OAS BIONIMENT —On T. orslay afternoon an ad wood public meeting of the Muth:tents was held in the vaetxj•roons attached to the detach, fur the purpose of re- Delving the result of the poll demand: d the previous day for the elective of Pour trustmo en the general board known es the four-rate board, such poll having been demanded by two individoel ratepayers against the votes of upwards of 100 of the inhabivints, advocates for the niggly of cheap gas, their object being to return to the bleed as trustees only such men as would pledge themselves to cams out their views ler the benefit of the periehlouers at large. Mr. Churchwarden Aire; presided. The chairmen announced the numbers of the candidates to he:—For the liberty of Moorflelda—Mr. Meson, 201; Mr. Webster, 200—gas reform Illudidetes; Mr. 7Lys, 7 ; Mr. Stull. 7. The chairmen that assouweed MM r. eson and lir. Webster duly elected said* bed diserier.P For the liberty of Horton the chair- Inewellmonweed the cambers to bo—For Mr. Wales, of the Crooked Met. 208 ; Mr. Miller, 205 ; Mr. King, 8 ; Mr. Memirprioneela, 8. The two former gentlemen wul accord igs4 moseased ea duly elected. ,161 es div 92, ex (Br IL 10i so oi In I .z 14! ez div ill 71 ex die TI S 7 Se 3 14 Isi 10 291 Ili I ell 9 ni 831 II 113 I 18i3 ttl I I 41 i 19/ i