The Express. — London, England, 1850-09-25 00:00:00

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Be awed to brio Mr CLUAJIT COUGH ItLZUB. rid de DO be p • previa,* is Wiliam. r_ W ws, NN s, NRWS.—The Belk Ohst. tr 4 trawl Illottypeon to Ow tied& LLOTIDII WEIIMT I" N aatOCIIPSII rater Odom at do way lc - .531 1 / 4 ‘sta (Wife tomcat of ) Man ad parts of tita IN • . *!/14 , 1 , 441 .4 41Witi.e.grap tae v.Vl=l, tesardewdnat 1. a ase Price tell tiva=rl e tta . a. Sent larat a. - :•• dads aa O r d Lloyd. 1; Luba, sad pw..ener WIPP el • image: OE IMP Ge NW MOO essaL CULTERWILLVII NEW WOUL Is. sorb, by yet L. Gd., UNJOYEENT of LIFE. rowssikss. eei Mho& use al tier" ...nom Bbisireselag sad err Ibannsce—laswer. art on ammo el tawi•—Se room laass.l2l2s. Yawls, , /4/06. sod whist pillesi--Cesatry Tirip sod 220-41 , 1 222 111 2 ma 11000-41041.- 1 , 01114•611 Ws& MIMS. IWO& 1101100 2 , IIUUNTAINS. 2 eels. le.essis; by loss‘ t . 1.•-• 1114 le tac tAi.- ir d SOlMmill. la. 1. 11.—ebi Move Kilins—llesiSSis Salk is AS. new Sills Sy pork WUXI' is UT. DDIMIG AivullD. ■iblee•b/le mg is ear ems mg no." kMlsisiew Asa was Ms fame ort4 eits) Haire SIMMS Solif oad am dot boson li . SSP Si as at Sows isins serly, mei embitters ; yak ialmis ari vela kr Ss dirt itsl itslatics •"av lrla Ntent.g.T-WW: M Oarabill ; Cormlks us , direct bom the 12 Argynitiseit, 1. LITERATURE. Ptlse 44T : — ti11i.163 ban j". misAnti;44 ' ate 1044 it. rise, however, 446 , ef way Manama se' emus On "mild think !WS writers on tallardero, that it vim an blanks and so pines, and that the spoor ranks of the trade were a set of ldhitrg I ye, it to Sore merely is the " Nnflial• Wwsixr.. _All 04 mulct he tree, and most be most abomummy arid sesietrimaggerated. The aeon stitcher moot Mind be lowly paid—ente primly than even the hewer of wood and drawer of water, who require 'brim" strength. For the men stitcher drives a mot in Milk* MR wises eon compete with him. Weenies those wise take or are Minot isto the very lowest poke ef isituetry. Bat even is the depths of tailoring there exist oppor unities for shill, sad as:d e It a laitidi e oo3lloMy. to make way and ex tr icate WIWI b. Parblielk beret tam' excellencies are • with eitherpeetry or (Martial& But enough lii the Apeoppt. We shall return to Alton Leeks. •' lIMPWBECK AND PIRACY. 1 iat:—_ To Mr. Miry, t gram= ib• 'OptplOy of =istreitege, Batt. end Ce., we an ladahesd hr the . gertieelase of • distraint are of shims* sad *lima Ospe therOotei, • ere umbra ionserable by thu depute* Mae Messer Masses ors/year ego. Mr. JAM, ha Jut Termed Eros a voyage to the Arabs& mete. treeing whir he acted a eeperearge of the tress Dews Is Ibis amity he we enabled a sari di Ind peeleelles Is ewe el the oefettooste people WV ee teesebei skip, Wale, her ouster hem be =:. air pert of the Set em with whisk bes les On the 3rd of June it appears that the Mary Florae, of Melds, Captain Short, hound to Aden with coals, made the high bee et Ova Guerdeful. Whir about sine miles to the serstreest el the cape, the aphis bore op &Tholes De er re thee eel tea p es. the mod One es • rod Ink Were Ming • heavy en on, she drifted shoe& Nell seeming some of the satire swam of th the essol, end append rely /doily. Finding he could set gee Or versa let. the meow get on nether embers sled bent • boort to Is her tbe rest heel. On the reset monis, be oeinsmeoed Sorbs be orros on roe, soothes to Rasa ism his fire and se miremireYee steweed a ti dues seam. Been afterwards UM idles4olll orewding to be beer, resseleg to be ell armed awl beaded by • dist piereint to be leis trimly, awl the chief r= grit of ble sem people to perms Ms stores by ONO oppressors, the opera soolismol snit Me eters seer sett the greet bulk of ANN wove leaded; luny, kis unfortunate wits was seat name by mere of • slag. The septa's was about to Yew. Imo It wadi appear as if CM landing of the female am the signal for the Arabs es let loose all their wont pa dam The peer wises& was at once seised and canted how, sad this. e( the craw on &or were attacked with greed driven tat the water. The shirt mate shouted . the aphis to some to the rescue of his wife, and UM leas ses=ted to set oat the pinnace. The rope broke, the boat floated seem The natives tried to =1 • phrases ia order to else a the ship, het owing to • very bevy ref they did ose sneered. The az hands a dam were esbei—the Satre went to prayers' and WHIN. direly afterwards mereded te pander the atom. In this eiesh IMO ware elm=sll night, in the mane of which la again bad bat he herr *min saw iamb ea of the selbsesere Orme. Mr isenung the chief end hiellikemem war sem eleoldog about In the adios of cloth. Isabella! sides. The =psi ad the remainder of his raw sow presseded a herb the beg boat, putting into' her all the pertibee east VOINIDIA Indians. They sa- Moroi shoot 111/ suds onleble the meld, hoping to hear issaliki el Orr substrate comrades. In the miennline far was the vessel by swim ming eat " miessiel ttaalelty to break her up, I marry trot plemensi tie stanchions, sags, Indly orempeed to gain peesermon of the kais MM. when the captain put to me with a faz ISM fie hien. Oa getting 80 miles up the date, bowies,. 'he lard vested to the north east, ad the boat wes obliged to pee belt. tom s of the crew attempted to get is wattle at Owe Bela, but were chased from the shore. About 10 silos lower glows, however, they sueeaded in getting 10 gala% payiag See the same with a the watch sad other Tallithim They then ran down the east of Africa, enduring great privates, the allowance of water being oily an gill a day, with hardly anything to eat. Oa the 19th of Jae they rebored *best 800 yards from the shove, within 10 miles of a small bay in which the Dana was lying, without however being swans of the proximity of the vessel. This was about 100 miles eouthiast of Cape Onardafai. Here the natives won very little better than them at the ape. They swum to the beat, searched for money, and took the chronometer, 'extant, he. One of the naives who could speak a little English, however, Inhalant the caftan that • vowel lay round the poise. He immediately dis pirited • sew stating his eireatetances. Mr. Jeffery re =llbi se erry aid in his power, and as soonas he of the host, which the captain hell hegira Os to he mooseded overlaid te rescue his masitanato eenuorymea. Ban now the misfortunes of Me pest ',mph MI net srosinate. In getting up the embers sere mecum, • evolden squall rack the boat and espeleel bee, when one of the teases vas unfortunately drowsed. These who reed swim soon got on shore ; altar elmg to the best, the natives laughing and clapping this bads, sad offering no assistance until the captain held oat • mord of three Spanish dollen • her tor every an they aided. On Mr. Jeffewyb snivel he Jena the captain and his people in a Mate alannlatin. 11111 stripped of narly every. thing. He periord shi esa sh ial bsels, sad rice, supplied their immediate wants, te the chief of the people's anduck Bet he head the eblef participated in the pleader, sail be was lama to arm the boat for 41., of which sum it was nadentesi that the chief's share was IL Guns to the number of doss the Arabs were very un willing to part with, and they hem the people pransen until these, the sextant, sad wart stair Wigs mid tor. The waves satisfied, Mr. J. got the people es beard Idasehooaer, 'she la two days riled hr Moser. Here the captain prefer ad to welt for • perry &best to Bombay, the Dewan not bag __ find for sort • verge. no Booby government will dimeleb • serorne le Ceps aniedrui the moment M i r. pet lediemettes of this dephwelde am. Thom whom Jeffery was bsppy awe. a past were received on board the Freon* Cows* a Mascot—ehe owner, Byrsm jest Maal, tasting them with the name kindness. They also naiad every attention her the Ert India Comps ny''s year, Hake% deseribed se ea Arab Jew. The sea o' the Imams was also verl i pA tea plesioe 120 Seale+ dollars at the disposal of the people. Those saved by Mr. Je ff ery resisted &Mrs Mart (who was at Cr tombs • few yarn ego in the Osinmbas), the earpeater, the cook, 4 sears, and 6 apprentess These earned away by the Arabs were MM. Short, who MI valuable Jewellery and about 100 le t in soli as bar pesos, the tint sod smond mate*, b M steward, =I sersee.—Colomb Olterreir. • Lake, Tailor and Post, an Autobiography. Chap man and Hall. 1850. has book is one of the most dangerous rymptoms t 1 have yet appeared in English life. Talk of &wog meetings, reform associations, or mobbing. of ll.e. sou—Ouse are child,' play, mere bubbles on the satiate, compand with a deep-felt, eloquent, interest. Is ! 1..4 4 erpressmg and consolidating that deadly ha dot the upper and middle class by the lower, .be germ of social war and revolution. Were ttl- book *intro by a genuine working man, it aught inspise the gloomiest forebodings ; for what one of such a class thinks, there are edifices who think with him. And the pre railing th-aight throughout these volumes is, that the misery of the poor ts all owing to the selfishness, the negirrt, the ciActoasusas, and cruelty of those p*sta.cal of any degree of wealth. Whilst for the n 0...1y Cr rtoilrid of this evil no feasible or rational ';ail if point. d out, nothing resommended but mere idn.il eharge and siert, or government's taking matter in hand, Clod knows, sad this writer earns v.:, hew. The only remedy that mems pointed at as :cable to have been tried, and most regrettable to Las failed ii, a suecessful popular insurrection. st awe is a consolation, however, in reading a book uliad and mischievous in its soope, and so ran arose in its political philosophy—and this is, that it was not written by a working man, but by arl: amateur sentimentalist, who hue put himself taierically into the working man's shoo, and who in tht greater part of the feelings which he vents draws morn upon his own imagination than from the reality of the popular mind. If such be the case, a. writer might excuse himself by the plea that, int o ing such feeling, of rancour and class hatred to r he deemed it useful to make them public in order , A w e nertehestawnell standing g n do nt rld w I l s ass t aesf ear on fu w l h oc a es t a n p:r u ce . kr wants and passions rolled and roared beneath L., :a. The work, however, to ns appears mnch more et listed to excite the working reader to that heroism of :. eel and ;rebellion which has become the beau i " Irkh sentiment, than to attract and guide the and powerful to any line of action likely to a:. late or ameliorate the condition of the suffering p:. What on earth ()odd all the wisdom and com m.- .7 atenois of legislature do for the Croathwaites at: ti . , liityb? Their political religion is claps hatred, - • 31. s of wreaking it is physical force and war. who are possessed of power and authority l • if they meet such liberals with their own 5, encounter class hatred by laws of rigour, tri I ot down the incendiary by the sword P It writer, however, may again may, that if he has dip :hie, he has stamped it as wrong, and that ho tinted it with the poetic justice of discomfiture. N.:.; to say, on the weary, that Alton Locke and cent .sere are his heroes; men whose ways of the.: .t and action are to be admired, and whose late se:. :she keen all that is despairing anl subversive hligioa or is polities, in no wise amends, or indeed with, the portraiture of tines Conrade and Xt.! ids ripped', poesy and imagination- At tow of nothing so dangerous as sentiment, .* I %park of wisdom or feresight to guide it. so* ne have had amongst us, for the lest twelve s'='`. a nivel of writers busily employel, not Rn y in depleting, but in exaggerating the miseries 111 ;-* t dam of industrial earners which form of a great city. Disgust is abundantly ex - )mpession. Were sack feelings roused time that a feasible • plan for r° 111 ..°47" 14 ' was presented, funds mesas in .l he forthcoming for the experiment. writers have no ae I g ey:i'• ad inciting a Mind erad9.111.9 left ' to evaporate idly, and leave ellielleously Li:- via the mass of hatr e d in the Weds a the P r! =tut. of nappies. indifference in these rick. Lake is precisely of the awe dlisttand —.liking the chords of feeling mssskr the "• des those of his instrument. far de twit Dia momentary tune. Bat the tams but lamb es. The railing of the nations tuts: the capitalist, is, however faint anel p tli i T IL et , i ~,. • bo at that social war cry of the g t •:•:* 'Le employer which has not only deluged the of every French town with Need. tat wtdcii tea' !.rtllord their trade, starved dole peer, as& .13 clmost worse, deprived mg rhos of fi r ' and even of the free ataviessat al mat and ,' %cat fetal principle that Mr WIN int" ageed ic life was that invested In oar day, Which mo or strove to place lib e rty anteraa t• bide the working mks ass of that which the constitutional spites SW* d luil i t° P 4 ' . '. l a or undermine the axial 'dabs, sate es thitherto learned to build it. The moat pre t.,ult from the propounding of such a doetrise 1 . 113, he a centu r y of civil war, to end in tyro's: is "'eta well as efucto. --------..._. / I v i ti.s. , Han m.. , ------- yfT - 1,4 - fg ti,l:-,' - .1 1 , ... :p., :t ircix ?.. I( a 1 t, :,,, ~, , ..,_ . 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The par Opel sarrerairson ihrtaftgli bale, se gip, as an maul& thig matreians few empinpiesse is OSlMaldell with the meals amine tate pert. • pea regabatel dame left the river, as use dyeing the nu 4 pet fir eis IMO,. with the wind neellamet sad • • puha slim me that there was ao reward the arightent dragar. add may Of *ma au eut. a greater iiimense ems usual. About *lee edge Mad mem( amid le illa seelmeset, sitd ' there wpm I tedisellese of a ceseassimms but teething salaam was ea Abate Memel slae, le them bonto,the trial mmusted • mere weer* dieseliesmal wee iiiiir ameaspatiledly Mr. In ea beesallenteuede gale seems eg tress the .N.W, end the abeam le to tam taksa glass se saexpeetedl es a dish of g, Shortly alter the gale • boat NINA r i reria, owned by a ma mane Lock, was demaied by OsgL Beg, et the Jassy Ltorlatiorgrar, about • see ma a halt aide the Ncethweet Yew s She wee evideady la great diserem and at me efte r m ll i h a s:l as Fad entirely Memo pan& halo _Alma, Mt sues observed egele, a large wave havtag washed ever . la meadarnamest Me wee eagles& mil Need ma three gam mad bee mew, eon. diem of these mm, named Richard 0.4.., Ism* Dr vies. ma te d) lei were straggileads en wow km eels sad Cantos aliallilidl is said as es heel dap sad held bit by due Male esti whet eke did, Dada, leapt lease ug with the *gag antes can. The Jess, Lin d preemie towards the tiesese ing ems as feet as mantle, and, a grew 1111011111 Wig Is edam% Deese Bill hailed it to lows: • bestedroid is sari.s die nem This venal beim musk nom le theism* of the dinner, and having proper boats on beta 4 woo maul better qualified to as,. Ws then the Jitney Lee But, although Captain Bell shoaled to them till be was no one on board paid the loM heed to his appear looking over the bulwarks at the men who new for their lives. Captain Bell by unease of the Bps succeeded in saving the lives of Davies and ll'filowaia. be Gordan unfortunately perished. Davin and iii•Gowas was supplied with hot coffee awl clothing on board no Jemmy Lint sad moon tuft:allay recovered to express their grad tads to Captain Bel and his now, who fad !owed AIM from death. The Jsany L'od, as it returned to • molten rig to the west of the Wharf Bi l i j or, i = g i tel. This would in all probability bo the Freak, a gin which had ben eaosised abrrat of Don-bask. about nice sail's at. happens that the Frank, with four men, was weep sew ads of • ship called the Joao, and another small boat, this Ellen, owned by Danel 'lndio, was towing _ snorts the vessel, with a complasent of three tam. When the gale met in both boats were in imminent peril, and it appeared immix able that they would be lost. Tho Frank, framer, from some Mai or other, as yet unexplained, appeared in the neatest dery rt and eventually the MIN bet all matrel over their boat, sad it was overturned. TM eon kept hold as long as they could, but in a few salastes they were scattered amidst the waves in different di:se dans. This was a trying mama for the hands is the other air. It was as mach at they meld do to prunes thuseelva frees a similar fats; sad to int loam themselves from the ship, in order, if possible, to ens the drowslog, would increue their dolt. They, however, boldly resolved to nn the Mead, and they imusediately In go ham the larger neon, and launched themesslas teeth to .be emetsitio of those who called for help. Everaislly, they were all mimed, but it was only by extmordimay effort. Commis's, who was the owner of ths make beak had seek, and be was only eared by as et the mew forcing an oar under his body and laming him up. In the meentime, the boat bed beams half fall of water, and it was expected every asoment that she would sink. One of the men, named Devlin, was so fan proofed with this oonvictioa that he actually took ad Lie clothes end oboes in order, if neormsry, to swim for lib life. The precaution proved unnecessary, and, after encountering ere of the acct 'widest gales era experienced is this channel, they strived safely at the Primes Buie about noon. Several ether boats were also placed in jeopardy, and it is feared that mon were lost than those mentioned. One be leaping to Thous. Neale, which was missing for soar time, turned opiate in the afternoon, having taken rings at Crosby Lightship. The unfortunate meta Oration, who was drowned, was, we believe, very steady and deserving, and he has left a wile and family of young children to deplore his loss. TM poor woman, who is sear bar confinemest, is ia die greatest dear. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERBITT ELECTION.—The writ has not es yet arrived at Ceasbridge, but It is expected to nest the Vies-Chancellor to-day. CITY OF LONDON REODITRATION.—Mr. WChristio, the revising barrister, eat yesterday morning at half-past 10 o'clock, and continued up to three revising the lista of eaten, but not a single eels occurred p ossessing the slightest public Interest. YORK FINANCIAL lirsOsti Accool•Viort.—The halt yearly meeting was bald onWednuday, in the Merehemes' Hall, Foingate. The report for the put half-year Halal that °prawns have been wriest out wi• b nu m; UM the city has been divided into districts, and the number of mew ben now on the books is about 400. The report pointed to the objects of the ',deity, and called upon the lambus to renew their efforts, Ist order that the objects of the warty may spend, be accomplished. It spike of the = met. ioge which have been held, and pointed to the results which may be fairly expected from mina men blies. Tree FREEHOLD LAND MOVFMENT.—Yesterday public mutes/ was held at the Aegel, Islingeso, it the pur pose of maudlin explanation of the prieciplas of the Fine bury Freehold Lend Society. Mr. D. Hurls onsapied the chair. A resolution declaratory of confidence in the moiety, and pledging the muting to afford it ccrdial and practical support, was curled ansionessly. CHATHAM, SEPT. 24.—The underpinned officers, with detachments of eons from the Provisional Battalion, will embark at Oransead es the 27th lest. on board the freight ship Doke of Heaton, fat Madras—viz., Captain E. L. Woolley snd Benign F. C. Kennedy, blot King's Own Light lefantry. end 21 men ; also Lieutenant Kenny and Ensign Chan. 64'b, milk 171 men. and 4 men of the 26. h King's Own Borderers—akin; a total of 114 sea with 4 carers. CHATHAM, SEPT. 24.—The Albstross, 12 guns, Acting Commander Elliot, arrived hare yesterday from Sin gapore. Toe Rattlesnake, surveying vessel. on her passage horse from Sidney, Action Commander Tile, is ordered to K _paid off ken ; she is expected n• at week. THE STEAMERVICEROIf, which wuresestly wrecked off Halifax, Nova Scotia, is likely It is said, to prove a pro fitable investment for those who purchased her when she we. en the rocks. They paid, it is stated about 2.000 dollars tor her. The amiss have been takes oat without laving sustained any damage, and it haow expected amber peeduese machinery is removed that the hull will be got off and s pared at a willies earns. The engines alone an weeth 50,000 dollen. THE HERIBH AND NORTH AMERICAN MAIL Blum SHIP C intend to build a steamer larger than the Aaia. A Lto.Eea roc THE QUEEN.—Amen; the pee sewn by the Madrid, whisk arrived yesterday as South. eitem with the Peoinealar mail, me • Ins yew lame aka • twelvemonth old, Gem Wks, sad whieh ha; Inin this eveatry se • must from the Qom of Poe. tepl so the Qum ef leglesd. The limes, woe in a lame use cm desk, and w e r e to same that lie keeper need to golate the ewe kris" the voyage to play sad weenie with ankteL TEE LATE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY ACCIDENT. —lnquiries are still helm; Fomented by the Great Wotan Railway SIMS at Wootton Bassett a cce nts seighboarhood, Is the hope of discovering the means by which the horse box occasioning the collision got on the line ; but although Mr. George, the superintendent of the station there, seems satis fied is Ws mind that It was not drifted by the wind, nothing bee tramplred to fix suspicion oa any ludividual. The pester al the ousapsay reiterates his maltase statement tt at Le esetaked the konobez ascordlng to the lestrsoliose given to km, but no menial of the scotches have been head ; se that the probability seems to be, that the psnon.whoever it was, who wheeled the box an to the down rail, tan away the motets. It ia to n b s e ui tted that the ono of this mamas sisz yet be nee PREPARATION 07 FLAX WITHOUT STEEPING.— This sim and eissical anis el ',credit the fibre he tin spinner is &Wasting om impeded eINGYER NI the memest. The machinery employed is mil te be keersiedie the lik nay, fausedlately,ke taken ben Om Seid. add, cad pre. pared ; sad the yield Is stated be be esivddid men ' maths strength earthird rester then when heeled lathe oldie sy way. Not Dais; tatted by Needs& it h blesdeed as easily as lotion; and the esseatial oil teraelag fa the fibre im pute a lustre to the Sax, and mucerves that " nature" Told will enable the miner to rival the best hesteris aim bulk 'k risky sad brightness. Ile eessamisal is thie sld* be, that the weedy pukes beim away, r.• mei el the debase elk* pleat, ere adorkil for i sal, thus, not tee *i& dem of this vela apteurese el the sell seed be lest. Is, sewemer, • Isz e i s or mil M w Many" bodytle wed; peat slims* end end essitenally kaiak" seiL POSISIONO LLD.--Mr. Barslatls the Bristol etacmht, welder as h; whet ef Me may be take W homes beleirdiest " stateekat &river k tlito Who k wl ester el skit was Mute mrshilly mei by kg behabllimis et a Ifilegeea ile kelt% beime imperiled wltt dents, staling midi ',tithe pmemmisesi ware ledigulks, land ;Welke sok kik, eita oche. Os asslysie, the warm _war find to sine& eddy 1-141,11916 rat of eartimete d hod, et me petals slue gages*. Ai E3CAPE YOS. TIE Briprz.--Chneral Baron Hama yea sat dashed at Odsph—Ptrodu " sof fo. • ! trlu'' ,'l' •1/4 tll -- ill•• I • neJ I 1161. 6117 "MNb• •!I 1. tailt tw stv:lsa ,n 7 ..,„,,,,.,,,....d a eg:ibuidith:',iini. ' - its po li tical sepiy, them is no deaylag it to be ertittmc yahoo's taint, great saresaimokaad with so mierrefresseent that emapels the maim to go on athwart aay arrest dgathecing displeasure. Altos Locke is the child of an humble and widowed keeper of a smaii , shep like is a Baptist, *Miles habits of 1 the rigid wheel et Prodaslinarism an strossig de picted. Beautifal sad Mae ars the destriplisis of young Imeke's early iniginatlen. He has a rich aside, bat poverty h &elk a piph between the families : -G ail Sy allehroestio eindem-41 I an get aay, slid* I pray may—may lo aswpdoed st es groat as beinallt of betas between two sasismi ; bat the thing le mmain a n ls tbir deep la Ott Nigher pair. • dlllesaman bra far Ohm nano la mbeeMon ea Names% sod as pose geniis. meets alb mompanism be ashes end pita% limbs to las old lung. of Hinson ofsbrisy, will lOWA won a bow soda gualost optinit the weberdpitg, tante simk, at ISM of money. TM Wert, Isterwitm pennises, was Om ideate egad Wm Ole suguire, Irma wham bode he sonsielbolos kairehdissi Land of law that, vatillsemsaer ably epti rom the into mhasegnalle brygoogiele, were still hilew wee than tap Ittenhee gam. Bat In the newwlgealth thane =assmain sad barildly " makes the mom." • in beams, as yes go lower, stakes are sad mete dillenumse b soggily of the comas= socomados of Ws awl mom, _ln Maina and gunnies, bad whisk pelishes the ma, fa pea anap see often, as is my ems% sus 11111 W• SO Otimil ambegralsate, and the other sailor's journeymen. The uncle summoned to do something; for the boy, respond. to the call, by making him an ap proutioa to a tailor. The introdustioa to the work-room is one of the lust striking asses in the vaimma:— I after Mr. /ones up a doh. nusser, bon stair arm tfll wit marred through a , 1* We a west at the top et tba Imes. I moiled with tra awn. Wien some haws me; sail bus I was to wark—peeliwp limn* Ilts • Iwo Newt* res., Ming we with the eathinelNameetaesea Weak and penpiraties, stale beer, the strogligay amoi of pta, and the mar mad hardly lees diegnitig ems dew dab. On the star, third' with duet sad dirt. s kid Maio of thread. eat soma dram ehealammen. with a mingled leek of ears lid mteM me s'lndder. Tiro wisdom; were tight dewed hr beep me the odd whiter sk mad the moissesi bras& esa alreesse down the pews, ehequorloo the dreary ant look of chimney OP sad racks. The coadactor handed me over to ow of the mos. "Uwe, Cromthwets, take this ranker sad make suitor of hies. Keep him next you, and prick him up with your smell* if he shirks," Hs disappeared down the tnp.ieor, and smehankally, as if Ina dream, I sat dews by the man ad lasted to h is straetions, kindly enough bestowed. Bet I did not nenaie is peace two minutes. A bunt of chatter roes as the fere 'sea vanished, sad a tall, bloated, sbaspneen young nu satin bawled in my ear,— . I say, yesapun, fork oat the tla and pay your foods, at Cesaaraspliels Hospital ?" What do pos moon ?" 0 'Aim he Jost trees ( ? —Down with the stumpy—a ties, bra pat al he end.ltal." " I new drink bow." Then never do," whispered the ma at my side ; "ne we am hell's hell, it's your oaly chance." There wee a lane, deep eareenna in the tow width wade me look op at the speaker, but the ether lutes* chimed le,— " Oh, yer des% don't per, my young Father Maltby? then yer'll soon learn it here if yer want tokeep yer victuals dews." "And I ban promised to take my wages hoot, to my mother." 0 °Miley ! bale to that, my covet! bore's a chap as is plop to take the blunt home to his mammy." " raiat much of it the old'on 'II me," said another. "Via yer packets it at the Cock and Bottle, ray kiddy, per won't dad mat of it left V Sunday mortgage.' " Deal his mother know he's out 1" asked another; "sad won't she knew h— as he's Otto( Is his glory Dalt-gees at the %leery. Oh! co, vs never mentions her—ker same is aeon heard. Certainly not, by no mean. Why salad it?" if per won't stead a pot," image the tall man, " I will, that's all, and blow temperance. • short We and a merry one,' rays the tailor— the inlideines talk a pest dui about port. And they makes Cope wine very dear. Bet blow theirlirs it ever they tries To deprive a poor sove of Ids bier. Hers, Sam, rue to the Cock and Bottle for a pot of hell sod hilt to my score." A thin, pals lad jumped up tad violated, while my tor mentor turned to as: "1 say, youseen, do yen know why we're sower helms here than one usighbours ? " "I shouldn't have thought so," answered I with a wants wbith raised a laugh. and dashed the tall man fora moment. " Yer dont ? than I'll tell yer. • eases wen a top of he hose. in the first plea, and mat plass yet% die here eta mantes softer see if yet wean I. the room below. 'Aint that logic and saline, Orator?" appealing to Croatthwalta. "Why 1" asked I. " A cause you get all the other floors' stinks up here as well as your emit. Concentrated meta of man's desk, is this line as you're breathing. Cellar work room we calls Rheumatic' Ward, because of the damp. Oroand floor's Fever Ward—then as don't get typhus gets dysentery, and them as don't get dysentery gets typhus—your nese 'd tell Ward—don't why if you opened the back windy. First floor's Ashmy Ward—don% you hew 'ea now though the crake in the boards, a puffing away like a awn of yang locomotives And this here most august and upper-tweet cockloft is the Casstramptive Hospital. Pint you bogies b cough, then on mopeds to aspeotarear—spitloons, as yos ea., perteided fm. gracious for nothing—flood a kivarba if you spits on the floor— Ttien sour dierks they grows red, sod poor ease It grows than. And your home they sticks oat, till they arena through your skin and then, when you've sufficiently cavern the per dear shiscriog bare backs of the hairystaney— Die, die, its, Away you gy. Your soul Ito the sky 1 is the hiespired attekspitars wittily semarks." Ala the ribald lay down on his back, stretched lieu& f out, and pretended to diet in a fit of sioughlas whisk last was, alas! no counterfeit, while poor I, skosksd sad bewil dered, let my tsars fall feat arm my knees. " Vine him a pot !" roared one, •' for talkies about kick ing the bucket. Iles a nice yeses man to keep a cores sports up, and talk about a short life and a merry one.' Here conies the heavy. Head it here to take the taste of that fellow's talk out of my swath." " Well, my young 'au," repoomsermeed my animator, " and how do you like your company ?" Leave dm boy alone," growled Croesthwake ; "don't you see ha's orpa t ti "Is that ea s to eat ? Give ate some en it if it io—iell eavei me my tam" And he took held of my hair and panel sty he bask. " tell yes visit, Jemmy Dowses," sold Croostkwaiat, is a voice whisk mad e him draw beck, "if yes dim% drop that, I'll sive yes each • taste of my tosses es shall turn you blu." " You'd bottom try it os then. Do--esly just now— t( yea Be phase." " quiet, yea fool!" said asotber. "You're a pretty fellow to shat the ender. It slang you up the abitaney afore yon est se your ahem es." " Floe him •ht for quarrelling," oiled another ; sad the holly oskided / into • Washes allow, shoe • sotto lo vocs—" Bw orasee sad New all eirsdots, say I!" and that &lima linisit dle holing la 'lnfra son: COTTON MITI. on Pau AT MANCIFfaTEL—A rause mill to lihnotne. Moselemler, bulk 70 yeflmo l mid sem dike admits eximaire, eas e en eareirdoy derionel by MI. TIN beediesses ste deny. Mini tho papee/ et Mr. Wm. HUI, labs @Mae, bet la UM ea Mal - by =NM I. sad B. Trete. milk masubotarms, who be It rit with nen power se akin see or um nb emeela • plums watihmas Int abervad the time& mad' ens nem to Its In polies. Mr. Thomas Rae took end i i beta dams mess to the Int, end tkoesh flues were Webs best In or six sria la boat, he sameodad to mem* A mope the two tea Owns. The times boo folks Inds sores a does, Ink the hum of two mien up the stain of With their pledge of mamma. Ms wershems, and Ikeda tho water into the Awl lb& piens for iloakey so s clatioa ; tip won ma • wombs bobs eau the stabs, Aad their pxksts kin tby erase By their patriotic floss, wile won In from the bp of Me mill to the bottom. And Uin neon 'tit tor tho rod of the masks. roaming II likely that Morena MOWN press might be meal by the bottom et this stab brie bent hos under lki I dos ears two Woes We *kW % *aka% item ay bad te be webbawn. Illinnr after su llies' co stoat in ham mad my quarters ; Par to drown gen en within. the emm is the bee, lad efrottee has timber by =len of were. they worked their way op seals. Is bossy. bow, and gh• In Il• 111 MO Min lower mierr im ezts the den ware old b the prime of • workbeielkes Me 1 mad dry, sad matentod web nedartag the vary tan " noes au= nags for Pr am ; head the pot hem" buttes. Mum Eel me 50k trimming mew I merest &testes more et tint day. fadarers, who cuspid the 7th mad SI sbroys, W instead of miediag his tailoring, young Locke lured o low of ohoot UK. "doh wo sot ow" hy insunace. Mem& Whelan ammt Pallston, sellout obbeas make. an "'quints". with old B°Dtahman, Sand y maautimaren, sallirod do lbs amnia rd lIM. (tiro by Meehan who iivoil V. the d old book god who Marne Is the Terkel** gime Mem If teem aaa has a well shelved busty, u well as a shrewd wit Ca., soma obek odd to tko and • richly stand brain, at the genies of the young mons& termed ills hy beeesess to the Ifookshlro snidest, who wanders off from _prose to poetry, and aile s ); MGM IWO eel Owe" Mew pal adtha Ike . k . Bow grasped •be el ISK (sewn' by resseso la no forget o tea mode foe dm Pm- 114. d•lifata lit thee Twiddle Ofmdr. The Immo af Ibe albee Imes varied poet and the distrusts al the tailor, the sublime of tree l ei . w ma as ads sopa by " sr ken the one and the miseries of the other, fors baba- wane. Alma . Wendt 11E6~ nee dies seas WO& forth the greet staple of the work. Here ere two tes,lnietb le salanred. The telaldemig• weed be abate boys o t reit ?mail d m i n d, Lo o ks abg lama 6. 14: 04 the duk e or ray d the bur Ism hese soh mom beets le the wadi base bream Coelithytol ilaeg to o to ilael b aud, a na ' ha Na ueelue- am the while et the seremer mg ban teen neglisemom the rick is charged with the eantinate s e i rm rn. .b. i n / 2 men d 11, -- fisei mmigkeest ia tho of their were, and the xorty of their ti sloth yt eseePlel hr - 16. Mins Nedra. nue Mem Bat why weld net thus tailors direct tit* in- reeteree, when loss dies set mud led t bet the seams of telligeson towards their trade P There is no brie, the IN www° bototerwheoh Wieleito•ei. Am.—During the nation and the forhori in wh ich an. ma's q ="a doom of the liaemseedlom,rierfavCll......., our en ntellign suspend with thus nom cam , I wo b in , ..../. tells than in the ocupetities of elothiero• Al Who at beim sun swath they ono bai te ss esmo th. giall"tka se beetr. Bbdsad ditcher ift pretty mash what another is. the seelon . Add obseeesu sad maslbot, Bat between tailor sad tenor there are worlds of 40- etu t s i r ie n s o w t ... 4 ibegabwhie,isdises. bavi at tho lais le_mdt.. tt o r e: sea' difference mot mole =well by r ia lr,. ü bl i engh ta. pull geosTrm, 7 am le wbe i tl yr rr the &heat 1:sol, hot by Mobil Mil- Th om hoc -'''" Deem' Alt me efflernie the et the Own of Chew Moo oPPortollitios iho Alois ko lowoolor tary, will hen le be ea by in appeal li tbs kr wealtb--skee ha "bleb mere lark bits Seen of larin MONEY MARKET. TI7IIIIDAT Buena O. The committee of Mexican Bondholders met to-day, we believe to peeper* despatches foe • the mail of Oct- SW. In the foreign exehanges for this mail the rate on Hamburg was negotiated a shade higher, whilst Dutch places experienced a decline, the rate ruling on Amsterdam at 11.191 to 12 for short, and 12.1 to 12.11 for three months ; and on Rotterdam, at 12.11 to 11, three menthe. In the rate for bills on the other continental cities there was no particular change from last poet day. Antwerp letters of yasterday state that business on 8 , the Bourse remained in the same stagnant position. The Spanish Five per Cents. were again weaker, and It expe a further decline. The Ardoin Debt was leas quad 111; ditto Coupons, 91; the Home Three per Oants, 341. Belgian, Two-and-a-Half per Cents. " (Rothschild), 50, sellers ; the Four-and-a-Half per se Ceuta., 901, tellers. Austrian Five per Cent. Metal- to lice 801. Amen Five per Cents., 77. Exchange on is Lefties, 25.321 to 25.30. Lathers from Holland mention the sale by thellsak l et the Netherlands to the extent of seven millions of at. Isaias of the ten-florin gold pieces which have been ll+ I embed in. The agio ruled at 121 per mills. te The emennts from the Frankfort Bourse of the 20th e, represent Nat there wee nothing doing in the various ; German sod foreign stocks. Some time ego the Prussian government offered I; prises, open to all the world, for the best plan for the at. construction of a bridge across the Rhine, between l„ Deutz and Cologne. Of 62 plus presstted 48 were g rejected by the committee to whom the decision has to been refened, and 14 were judged worthy to oom is - pete. Eventually two prizes were adjudged; one of 250 golden Fredericks for the plan presented by M. r o J. G. Schwedler, of Berlin, and the second, of 123 es Frederick. to that presen t ed by Captain W. Mom- ti 13 um, L ondon. a. Oar American advice, speak sanguinely of the m progress of tea growing in the United States. They my that the tea grown there turns out more highly and deliciously flavoured than that imported, being in 112 e all respects like that drunk by the wealthy in Chins, gi the great difference between the American-grown and si the imported being in the loss of flavour occasioned to I s a: the latter by the length of the ma voyage. Latitude at. 34 deg. north in Alabama, Georgia, and North Caro- la lies proves better suited for the cultivation of the I,Y plant than any other region. Dr. Davis, of South 121 Carolina, who originated the experiment, is already ft i realising handsomely by the sale of his young tren, at. wl.ich are eagerly . bought up at any price by the t o ' southern agncultunsts. China advice. show that the total export of tea for to the twelve months ending June, 1850, is 83,230,600165., so whereas in the corresponding year of 1848-9 it was se 70,737,000 nm, showing an increase this year of nearly p i , 13,000,0001 be., or about 20 per cent. An inertias his le taken elm under each head of export. The follow- Ili it:gorethe totals for 1849 50: Englancl,s3,96l,oooibe.; ' 8 1 ! Europe, 21,757,8001 be.; United States, 4,100,0001b5. ; at. Australia, 3,410,00016 m There has not been such a 9 large export for three years. se THIS DAT. ift* Two o'Clocx. The Hagfish stock market continues characterised g by the same inactivity which has prevailed for some to time put, the attention of "peculators being quite diverted from the market. Console have been 40 dealt in, without the least variation in price. 3 , 2 at 983 to a for money, and 961 for account, which is 5 also the present quotation of the =taut. Bank Stock Be. has been sold at 213 for time. Exchequer Bills , 1,0001., mark 66e. prem. ; ditto 1 si small, 665. and 634'. The business in the foreign securities is also on a 1 4, limited scale, and presents no feature worthy of com- et. t. ment. Prices remain quoted nearly exactly the same ri as yesterday. The rates of actual sales are as fol fs - lows, viz. :—Brazilian Old Bonds, small, at 93. Buenos Ayres, at 683. Danish Three per $ Cents., 1826, at 78. Two-and-a-Half per Cents. Is Dutch, at 673 and 3 ; ditto Four per Cent. C Certificates, at 913 and 3. Mexican, 31, 301, al and 31. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 91 ., 1849, at 821. Russian Four-and-a - Half pa Cents., 4 at 973. et MUM ark nook. .M.ll I:sraLOoti:::,t4ri INDL—Tss MT. 30 1 3 par CLOoa. Acc4.301 13 1 3 111 P = 4 :131 ' P i .1334. to GIL HI II IN 'UNDO. 0 1 pm OS. Word. 804..13i 11 10 Oyer& Nternod M. # &per O\ Yea. Ma. 303 1 _ 10 e r ria lltar r4a.ParSTlS. R. ooa nds. ,V. ri 1i. .6 81 : 4 30 10 10 SWIM bal.. 1.1 3 SO 3 mt a t m osioli MK. 14110 Prays Dds.. 31 4 :S W 3)111 et Vesaaseek Ws.. 33# 4 II Virsolla Deferred Bon.#, ill 121 331 P:i - rossia I par Ot. Auerlair 49 par CL Wag. 192 e 4a..1 . 1 . 6 p.r Cari L.— 6 per Ct. Beastßac 96.. 91 3 Ditto New. 90 2 6 par Ct. Woos Am.. 4140 Ditto Chtlloa I3dm. 103 4 Ditto Colmar. Oa Ltda. — Columbian Vaulter 8da. 39 I 3 tat lA. trauma Wk.. 76 9 2/ rya rt. Dutch tkla.. 6719 4 par Ct. Dutch Cut.. 91 MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. io , 10 SUGAZ.—This asttele wean a very firm eppeattaee, an d pe the peat., sales are progressiog it the full prices of yestar. day. Refined firm ; grocery lumps, 60s. to 62r. 20 Conse.—The speculation is %Imbued; a turner advance P„, of 2s. has been paid on good ordinary native Ceylon-665., "„`',. and the nearest quotation is now bee. to 675. The public la sales of plmtation Ceylon are going off steadily, but do not m , It show soy advance on yesterday's prime. TRA.—The trade ken been actin; buyers and prices ars a Made dearer. Common Congos must now be quoted ~ 1113. to la. Old., 'wording to quality and prompts. The "' .sportation for the week ending 19th Sept. was rather 2 t ) barge, 103,63011 m. eo Spices remain steady. 20 Rum continues steady, at last week's quotations. 2611 1 Rtes.—This article is steady, at last week's currency. s Corros.—The market is inactive, but previous rates an 1 0 sustained. to Is other articles no material alteration ; the attendants SO in the Lass rather thin, as frequently 00111211 on a Wedges- SO2O dain ty se said on &Mr to list week tit Leedom, Um. rm. peel,&Wel, Hull, sad the Clyde 1,071,403 21/ Se the same 1 aloe lest year 11,836,20$ 20 20 Isereem nerve rap co mai ix MO so Lair mem Landau ;in li° Total M.. tine Isles 211111 - 11F,iii N 0,621 1.0111,531 $7,103,954, 27,211.70 Unease ... C77,386 TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market steady as tke spot. ►ut than is not so mush dispo•idion to purchase for forward delivery. Prime an quoted as follows :—Town Tallow, 38s. 6d. nett sash; Pa temburg Y. C. on the 'pot, 395. 3d. ; old. 39e. 6d. ; Octo ber to December, 395. seams; October to Dauber, sops. rate months, 395. 31. to 6d. MARK LANK—THIS DAY. There was bat little English Wheat freak up for this awn ing's market, and its value underweat no change. In fo rma there wasefalr retail saki, at the qaotations of Monday. Barley supported late rates. Oats. of wh:oh article the arrivals are lees abundant than of late, could not be purchased cheaper. Beans and Peas unaltered in value; demand, however, lase waive than last week. ARRIVAL& INTO LONDON MY 23rd BEPT. TO 15111 SEM Wheat Qrs. E 1240 glish. Beatels leek. Harley ....... CS I .."" Ise FIVAL fei"o Oste Mar. MO oats; barrels. Malt..._. 4111. COAL MARILET.—THD3 DAY. Holevel], 151. ; Walls Bad Brad,Ws Hostas, 16s. 641. ; Walls Bad Haswell. lde. 941; Welland Lueblow, 166. N. --Shags at market, 61. Tan CROYIL—The rain which has fallen daring the weak has does mamma envies to the pasture lead. The pen erase have she derived great Unit hem it, se they were materially injured by the dry weather. San is a few dietrists el the stantry all tli• an Is stalked ia the lag gards. sad ia the best ecentitien. The dry weather alas. karat has operated inequably ashe pouneee sad sew Owns are not so pinnate so hnamly.—Dwadaik Deno erat.—la the early part et tha week we had MIS hem reins ; yesterday nalwantifully due, .ad this day yrosiese • so minwies of dry nether. No MD now would he eery Warier to tbe potato. ellniiall7 thew durnittinn• most easeeptible of the dyne ., suit as keepers, b. The 'OM wogs are gathering it in, sad new anneal be. seeing sheeniest. Than Yea banana Woe in wheat.— Western &or. (THREEPENCE. RAILWAYS. This Dar, Two o'CLocz. Business has been dons in shires to a fair avenge extent to-day, especially in Great Northern., Octet Westerns, Midlands, South Eastern, and York and North Midlands, in all of which the transactions have been rather extensive. The market continues to show winch firmness, and the prices paid are in nearly every easefully equal to those of yestereay, whilst in several instances higher rates have been realised. York and North Midland have touched ; Sonth-Eas•erns, 201 ; Great Westerns, 711; Oreat Northern, 111. Omni* pliollb Yesterday. out., ..o.asy up to 1 delcoi. 216,500 lb. , cl.l Bum= ilmiwAya. ~_i-. uo — rir.4e~ne. ::' i; sad Brat Junction ... 6 Berko St Hints. Eat. (ot. Weit.=.) IS Wan ladnlyptiarwitng: SO oal Do. wltlionissusanotoc 13 Biem., WOW. Ind Dunn cowithinsar. 13 De. ales 131 Birm.Wolvaltlnoz Valley 100 [nista and liana 174 usoknnonamoblzo Do. MO r.M.r. r".Pronlissi ~S 11WY~M ' lidßJm. s 2 - 7rA ri I : IS Do. (.219 E. &Ha.. D0.171.17,)7 p.Ct.Crof. 10 SWUM (*MUM 10 Do. New P& .6 p. Ct. 01 Do. Ext., 2p. Ct., No.l di Do. do. Ito. 2 00 Do. N. & kw& 6 per Ct clans A 1 time E. C. 6b.) IS Do. dam R. and C . ditto fe Do. Iceip (gum 6p. Cs.) 12 Keg Larimehiro ei Do. Now 2 Mares 13 EaritLiseolrokaguar.ol pct 20 Edinburgh iM I , n /it 0= .1 1 eter,Seord, Ita.lExeter and Exmouth 24 lOreat ?ferment ii ; 111 Do. 4 enures. 11,8 p. Ct. 12t Int S Kr Cent Prof.. Mt Gt. Imln.and West(lra) 101 I Os;a1 NOTUIT,f 30 I Do. New C3O 10111 Orest*C4leru t 5 Do. New El 7 In snd &thy Do. Aare? ,111 . Uo.'lainh tonl,a;;;;b7;;;Dd7caiii& 111 Da. Faille ie ::: 10 Do. New (sus 67. ot.) Do. West hiding 'Union SO Leads sod Brad:ord SO Leeds and Thitsk 9 — Do. itch 6p. Ct. No. 1 17 Do. Do. No. 2 3 110. Do. No. 3 9 Do. Pref. Quarterslll46 11 2 Lennon and Black stall .. 100 Lott., Brighton, ar &Meat 100 Do. New gua. p. Ct.... 9 Do. guaranteed Sp (3. late Croydon Thud", 30 Do. Pref. S pet Cent... W Do. Convrt. 3 p.et..11332 12 1 Loarkin and tireeawlela 10 Do. 110 ieVeliiakTiOril; Vieiteit; 17 Do. 00. New shazes Do. V 111126 ...1 100 London & milk-Wetter& 44 Do. New. 4334 34 Da. New, Cfo ... I De. New rreferrace 10 LoTrooalioikT. - 4WCeel . 31 Iloash.,Bus., owl Matlock 100 lisbeh.,ShetALlooolaph. 25 Do. shares, No. I ... 10 . Do. New S 1 O Pre!.. .. 411 Do. Mae.* Llnr.l.Uniocil Da cpo tei 100 Do. 0333.8.1111. 6p. C. 13 Do. New 46 1)o Eotedm S SS North 5 Do. Frenzie* 174 North naalfordshlrar. Oxford, Wore., t Waver. 95 Preston and Wm 101 Do. f wares (A) Is lead.,Guild., and Reigate 6 Royston and Mean ... Do. Shapreth FAMice Scottimh Crntral 25 Scottish Mullond 124 Do. New . . 131 Shrew.. It Bin,. Clar 9k Do., Class 11 8 Da., New Onankalaad 30 88r...bury and elkestar 90 BeT. OTweitri -1 Do. New .- 10 Do.* per cant. Pref. 61 Sb ropohire links 93 Do. Preference 81 Mouth Staffordshire MI South Eastern ... 10 Do. No. 4 Registered SO South Wales 15 South Yorkshire, Doncas ter, sad Goole 10 wateriard and Kilkenny- 26 Weer Valley, 6p. Ct. gas 60 Visits, Somerset, &Wept' 23 Yorh,Nerreaaloggerwiek 10 Do. Ext.( York& News. 1 Do. O.N. &Ponta or Pre 00 York and North Midland. 10 Do. Preforms „. rumen RAILIML si Ammo Aultalla nstrian (late Italian and ) 20 Boulogne and Maier -. 10 Oentral rums (Vierson) 7 Fast Indio 6 Great laden Asninonts 1 Do. *a Namur aistibego 16 Northern of grease 7 Orhansend Bordesan 10 Paris and Orleans 30 Parts and Room 14 Parts and Strsabottrg 30 Ikon= and Havre ... 10 gembre and Menge 14 Tows and Nantes 111 Went Flanders... ma. 19r. 6 , 19 201 6 / ft Si l 41 &s ox d 234 34 49 43 18( 111 0 ez div 44 ilia. (114. .. I Si 6 9 3 Cs. 6 4sd4. 7* 71 ez d 11 4j 131 1 am. I Pni Pec , i 6 I t Pau 1 I 1,1 . 7 .. .7.! X 4 1 41 dis 24 . 1 !1! 1 11 4 121 ht ii ii 4 1 el dis 10j 21 1 10e die 64 d 6t Ms 9f di di,' LIVERPOOL. September 24 20121 iii eildiv 4 4 4 I "I 11 lex div 8100&-Eitomarran.—The market keeps steadily reprov ing, and prior also ars lookiog uo.—Best Lancashire, 10 1. —Gnat Nwihern. 12 5-16 d.—Lenceshire and Yorkshire (oonsol.), 471 I—Ditto (fifth sham), 81 d.—Lanceater and Preston (Ish. ts. at 121. 101.) 24 p.—Ditto (new 41. 3s. 4d. shares) 6.—Leeds and Think, 11.—Landon and North Western (new 1 shares), 2 2 e. 1 1546 p.—Ditto (fifth shares) 21 p.—Ditto (1 sharer, C.) 1 15.16 p.—Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincoln. 17.—Ditto (preference shares) 81. — Midland, 391 40.—Ditto (4 sham), 23 9-16 6 - -1309111 Serena and Doter, 191.—Ditto (oonenl No. 3 20 dia.), 191. Ditto (No. 4, registered) 61.—Ditto (No. 4, las, r I.e. 61 d.) 6 1516.—York and North Midland, 194. MANCHESTER, Septereber 24. BTocw. EXCHANOI.—The market W 34 dull at the opening, but at the aftsmoon sitting them was a considerable I. movement. with rising prices. Oa the whole a fall amount of basilicas wee effected. BIRMINGHAM, Septensber 24. Brous Excnarros.—This market wu steady today, buyers prepuderatlag. Waderskm were dose m 8 ; Lon don end North Western Midis at 2e pm.; and Birmingham Canals at Md. LEEDS, Sgstanbor 24. Strom Marcurtos.—The rise i 4 the Loadon nuoket, yes terday, had the effort of seadisg up price' as oar 'Change thm moselag, and emoing a wry large extent of basica.' to be dolt., the market leaving off very firm. The Was were —Bast Quarters, 23—Great Northern', 4 at 121. 3d. die.—Caledeaimm, 2at 81—Leeds and Yerkxhire Assarasee 141—Leeds end Think Quarter., 2at 1 pas.— Think Battensions, No. 2, 4 31 die.—But Leoeuhire, 2at 101, 2 at 101.6/. B.l.—Think Extensions ' No. 3, 205., 11, 3 at 20e. din.—Went DAM, Union, 2 at 7 d ie.-601. m Midiends, 221, 221 die.—South Busters and Dover, 4 at 191 —Yak and North Midland-2 at 193—North British, 61. 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