The Express. — London, England, 1860-09-24 00:00:00

i ON NEEcLi L I NTELLIGOICIL NI • Yuan. 84rr. 11 (Eerier: 4). —Then nil yea or no im•IF talt41•11 In the inose7 marliat. Leaden furl. supplied at Iti to 7 per cent. Diecoutete are de doomed heir) modtmately active. The follow. 4 ,„ Teeitioas : loam cm cal, stock securities, 511 1.7 fit per annum ; ditto, other good secerities, 6 • p f i n „. ,4.4isesd belle suty mad Musty days. 7to , four to .0 moth., 7) C. to 11 ; other ga.d tells, 9 to 9). kly statement .4 the city beaks establishes the • twt :.stmtioe s mod is t.. ti the poise, most in favour or .4 the lascheg institutions. The decrease ,„. user then a saillwo sal a half, while the spade well as could be expected in view of the still e,-.yetiimat to Europe. There is a heavy teals( t : . the ..Moil. the sutural emelt of the decreased loess. ,e teas, 1,344.089 dole. ; inCnne• in specie, is. ream iis circulation, *A14,808 doh. ; • _ 2,.4111,136 dole ,tok market ....etietsee to exhibit a Mealy improve. • The ueswertiose include shares of every dmeopMof the ekes the •hole twee of the market ear ooe CE . .It !•••,. IMICY and liniment. The following are the latest -( antra States Fives, 1874, 1021 to 1001; *sea, 1114 to 101; Indiana Fives, 90 to 9S ; tidi to 91 • travois Sum, 911 ; North t'.r lies Melag, !t l 4 ; Maeouri Biala, stl to 81i ; vol, elf to • , ig New l'ork Ceotral Railway, 8,1 • .1: . t:rw Nalvued. 44 to : iteatisg Railroad, 471 I', Mielmpie Testis) I)..4ied, 111 to 71k ... bream 111 ; Central ita 871 - ri..• a.a.-4 noticeable feature of the city trade is the con -1 L i ege export movement in braid stuffs, chiefly 4 nap ar.vuut. The ealm me tow now, aid the Pro* .1... en for •IWIO week wet to nulliotie. The value .11Le Mipsueets Shear, wheat, end Irian ewe, from Use 1 .1..4 New York, ter the week maim the 6th ?September, • as Maar of 41411,673 dole. over the cuereepondies .. • k lea The usaream sane the let ci Jemmy to Mae e date over the year 16.10.? amounts to 9,565,x5k dole. Al aee. receipt. light. Pots steady at sakala 26c. Pearls Coffee quiet, but prime well supporter/ ..tt., •iuwt, the Wes of the lest three daye amount to :AU balsa. Middling uplands, 10/. Flour : Mate in Iso .Iriusad at an %dream from 10c. to 15c. per berreL W.. , . in as rather heavy and peaces are barely supported ; in tl.. I ..arr grades there u • de, lino of from ac. to Mk. per IstrA L a fair Madame beaus sous at tho decline. Superfine AV. to S .lo l a 80% ; rates state, 6 dole. to luc. ; Geaswee extra brawls, d JUe. to 7 doh. a.. 4outhern an moderate drama:al at unchanged rates. niarket for *lea' continues steady awl firm for all at prewout rates. Chicago spring. 1 aloL I*. to ?tic. ; white Kentucky, 1 dot. Nic. to I dol. 60e. M.l•stikee flub, 1 doL rw. to 1 dol. Ste. The market • I ...1, however, somewhat irregular and heat y. Indian ia too , rate nitwit at him price, except f o r mixed western, • ti al..climod le., the market doom; heavily at Ille. to Ilops very Stu, with a good &mad for d ie • oaa • aid an iIIIMIONId inquiry Iron : a.. *tits of turpentine quirt leaks, common, I. Wray i.ions : Pork heavy sail enesewhat irrezu '..., beef Ia fair demand. Havoc quiet. lard I'm and I sot, at 121 c. to 131 e. Rios ham, stock light. Sugar t hut steady. Tallow dull. Tobacco limo for better Freights unchanged except for grain, rate for • .n• are rather lower, owing to versals king in fair as, I.ly. OF THE LADYELOIN... 7 •PASAATIPES OP BURY! FORS. In another 13,11111111 we put - 4kb a telegram eon an account of the melancholy disaster on Lake %. Wpm. The following is front the New York Nursing Ileptember 10. It will be seen that the re- I . with regard to Mr. Ingram, M.P., and his son, and Le b.:nil:en on board and lost, are confused and contra -1 i,. t r ; Lot we have at present no means of reconciling • ..t is manifestly discrepant, and extracting the simple t:.th. " Chicago, Sept. A. The steamer Lady Elgin, in the Lake Auperior Line, v isot. left hero last sight, was ran into by the schooner oil a•. half-past two o'clock this morn log Fro., 3:11.1 to Me.) persons are said to have been oo 1... ad, sad saws( them were the Black Yager', the Green and rides, suit several fire companies of Mil e sittie, who were on a visit to this rite, Colonel Lowden, of the Nea• Orleans Piroyeee, sal trinity, were, on board, sod Are suet/used to be sows% the loot. At the time of toe 'dent, the schooner was sailiag at t►e rate of eleven hale. ea hour. The steam-tug Mcgtsee• left this morning, toi the sveuo of the &water. TIII/ Wait. of thole reed, ma far as kuotro, are so fol. • : --H. U. Caryl, clerk; Edward Westlake, porter; T 11011144 Murphy, Michael Colmar, Tim O'Brvan, W. Milk, t Mir ; H. Ingraham, member at the Caaattian parliament; harlee May, Peter Welch, F. Rice, steward ; H. Gore, T. Cumming., J. E. li“bart, Milwaukie; W. A. Darner, 1.. Updike, of Waupan ; Michael Mltrath, lurl..ng, Wm. Elwod, Wm. Ik-war, Juba Murray, John Roper, EVCIVI.I awl wife. Mr. Waldo, Mr. Berke awl wife, solider. M. W. lluatiiiioa, Wm. Liver, Bridget Kehou, r. Daman, Ernilerick Frlnicycr, Mra RIMS of Mdwaukie, 11 sr itirnmain, t inn* Davis, Junin /torn, .lobo James 1111sai1ir„ Ficilerich Halpiar, T. Prnchanl, Jon. Laiylc, !mac Maguire, Jolla IP/Lialay, J. H. Willard, %ALA, Fred. Imetwoaky, Joke Reenter, Jaynes E. J. I•iwers. Terry erotbsr, Mn. Kitwomb. Patrick of Chime., Peter Walsh, Jacob took*, of Food du L. : Lieut. I:mege Hutton`, of Zooaekmack ; • Gennep unknown ; .4011..8, of NOW York. "STATEIIEsT hit CLERK. The Lady Elva left the port of Chicago at half Test ; for Lake ftoperiur. Among the passengers wen I won fluent, 14 composigg • part of some • ;ouggrwl mid fifty eseuntouista from that city. At liad•wist 2 o'clock thut esonuag, the wigwam As. . • .. .4 t hen°, fame in Golliwog with the Lady Elgin • • Jaws tea miles from shore. The vessel struck the •ai swlshipe grew ow the larboard side. The two • m in slanted iestaady, aid the Augusta drifted the derkases. At the 311004111 i of the cob there was mask and claaciag pins es is the , 3nl tyke. la sa Umtata after the mesh all was • . half in hoer the stemeer leak. I peeled the caLaa& The ladies were isle, but sdeat. There . • at • cry or • shriek —go snood hut the ris.h .4 the .. awl sorze of the henry Whether the. were f the duster, or whether their &Hallow them speseldew, I casua.t tell. A Last was 1 , .rice, with the design of rug resod epee the L. Iwwl sale to examine the leek. Then were two win i. ;.,•,,,ev to the boat, but Art at that gmemeat some penes 6.•••••11 of one of them, awl in were power's= the lees We succeeded ease ist feaclitsg the •• I. hot were pinkly drifted away aid throws 141 4 14 HIPH • .4. Sat Wmetka. Daly two Lots were left es Um summer. Shwa 0411,111111414 the/taws presoak all of whom were 14.rnr evhi per.tae, , betook, four of them a• t .1 the Wore slave, We lour Wien befog drummed at t lidera 1 left the demos the Ind •••1 the dm harms bees The ' • sal duvets.s of the wind sue trash the bade • of the wreak were drives "'vibe lake, sad • /rail the shoos is the incisety d Wiseihs. A. 1 •. 9..• the Mech. hopelessly lock * beak wpm the ' •. heel drifted, I °Geld see, r the gm el the menies, •• *atter; apse the velar, sad 1 thought, with the ears..,-If. U. keen, .4 4 lady Ugue. • .• , r• r) itwrww T 11l AMAMI TUB 1117141113. 1.41... taw ponces left the Traineat Hower last t•wlt passage on taw Lasky ooa :-- F. A. tw. , eloldrea, sad servant, d Now Orleans: sn.l vile, Him Alma limrN, and Mims ....1 I:4rth. .4 Paris, Mama • Hr. of .4 '..nth awl greptelloW ; T. V. Mr. • ..4 the aro .4 (...Loan and Peres; Mn. Narrow, k.u.shts, of Molwarkw ; damsel 018111"••• Mr. Keomlia, Wineassim ; Yee. K• 4 4• 606 • • ..).,Strea ; Hr. Hood and two &Mira ; Janet .4 Miro 1,1 Rant, Wiroalia ; A. lilleiriat ' • J. C. Pllan' sad Iftly, of Milwawhie • t sad lady, al Milwaahla Mtohwel Milwarhl a ; Harbert Imam, member of pat -,t u t ,tl proprietor of the L. 1014.11 Mserniell New; • '..• •• is Nether,; r•losel It hit., Panay Boras, Claris* • •: I Chime: Napnior I aisqww..4 Johat . .4 Sheboygan • •• • moo and ode; Mr. N ic k e l , H r . Phillip% of Jullu Komi., Deputy Coded Make Marshal ahuve nam....1 have 7.4 1....441 heard of. and Imper, 4 the steamer are all hot. Atha .1 •a h the steamer et..ated vuuth to Waosiks, when 11.)1C OP Till LOST. — Chicago. &Pa. P. t.. them reported loot yesterday are the fol . • I. r,r,k I lamhertain. Mrs. Mu ls Mush IL Newoma, • i _ • Mn.s Sloan Hanlon, Miss Ana 111-. -. • Wm. F..ley, Paul Foley. Edwanl Ma -• • 1 .14.1•4 M.L.De, 110101.1 (I'l" ay and .1. 4.11. err, I itt. , Levering and esim Mi.. Amelia 1. , r %ff.! I e. Ilk..ries H. IllcLuefhlia, Thom as Evistoo W.4* Fanning. Kato Facials& Alice Pollard, • 1 Pollard, Wm. IL.r.w. Mrs. John Jennie, Mime . q -* • ' Fouich. Mary r. • IMAM, Mts. William Han. three children, George P. Arnold. Mr. • • 11 .I•••'r ite F. Oftklry. the wife of ('a trio Barry, 1, • I .11..11 :mink ; Th..mn H lran , wife and child 4olta • • ' , mud Brown ; and Policemen Dowers, Smith, I ` 1,4 •• , . " I .•lovlter. Bogen% And Rice- the latter with his f.. 01 1:" Atitoiee Kier. M,,-hael Murphy ;S. MY:rails; I holey ; Frank raver. ; Wilson ; Mr. J A 111.14 Smith ;1). Downie ; Mr. Monazhao, daintiter, • William O'Neil; T..rrace Cooley ; Alderman .ml family; 31Pll'ormzek an.l sister ; VW's, ; .1.41 a tnirady sad wife ; Mr. Rooney. A. ' l,l *. russitable Fahey, John Harrah, Stephen 11 fr. Milany i Commutable Burhua, }Award ""lge ChUr , hlll. rlimehill. (hark. Erarta. Waroer, (larks Jams., R. F.. Oeemarisford, I ' l,l Noiesiz., M. Fitzgerald and sister, Peter Lynch, •" 01.1 1 - . Slicean. wife. Aral two . - hiltlrela John James stealth, Henry Parsons. T. Hamel, Mu , " RISC l'airifk Coulee. Jarmo Coidey. Samuel Plunkingboi. !tarry Bishop, Allillotui • 1 v. Pariek Welsh, Mt. Keefer. 1 . 1 Ow .61... re are .4 Mdwaukie. Rri.lget Pelee, L. T. N..,. h 414 wife, 'tarp:et Brid,•et 041, of 111 E EXPRKSW MONDAY 'MIMING, titallThijkantj.4* 1860. Chicago ; Elias Lana kiiihsek 'ltusedic of Waterworn. "No sommt• or mairw oh. IS hoard can be gives, hat the folleeph. b wed& Ittortot pert', WO) - iweeeesture, ; dessuer's crew, Of thine. but Wise eared. car?. taunt's INTATINUT. " C•pt. Malott of the whoopee Augusta, states that whoa he best diae , mined tat stesamer's lights, both red and he supposed her to be from quarter to half a mile distant, wad Megrim NAL ; it was mamas very hard at the time ; we kept oar vowel oa bee mane sad by south, odd we saw a oatou was probable, ohm we put t h e helm lard up ; struck the steamer two or three minutes after. wards, just abaft the paddle-boo ea the pod aids ; the striuusr kept oe illfifoolll4lll4 has is toll motion ; headed thsAugusta around oarth,alabside the steamer, but theygut separated is shoat a niimite, when the Augusta fall is Yee rah of the ssa ; all the head gear, pbbooms sad ailaweehee we. carried away. We took in sail sad dented as~arugthe rowel soled VI. Aftm stow leg aigli ghe alli tZ eat got epths formail,we 'weaseled in pdarg Wee Ib trlrnd it'd Maid for dad. We lost sight of the Mame to Ave uteedes attar the collision." Mr . Boman, mewed tree. dates list " At ballast two • aquall struck lee ledrneale seem asp the ism of the moil one poise WI pen how Ilwag eel 'Bud apart; the weed esuaed to = l audation sad arra et forward at the bax., silo, Mardi off the wheal. and eaWab the Files into the calla sad held. We wan seeeria4 .W. W., a whet he wiedweed. Our MO at 4 for awl N. W. Alter Wads. we the vewel hews Set a moment sad then got elms I west baby tem whabiamege was done, ad lime I pt hen the easel was yea," arise? or to me ex rig PUBLIC MIND. " W hen the i.Mllipya d the leas of the steamer with the alcursioss= maul yeetoniay, it spur like the city. The telegraph Mike was thrompod 4 4 11 1:4 " relativise and friars of those sae herd. Many o prorated despatches wore team and the mod Latour anxiety and excitement woo manifested in the courearces of all. 1n the first ward of that city, itie rid, there is Namely ► house or place of business whirligig eat asst same inmate or employes. All the survivors waits la aeornellag to Captain Jack Wilson, menmealer, praise for hb great bravery and daring through out. He was foremost In confronting the daupr, and wines' for the safety cif the passengers. He was drowned within 100 feet of the shore. "Nearly NO persons arrived within 50 yards of the beach, bat were .wept back by the returning waves nod lost. Up to 9 o'clock to-night only 21 bodies have been recovered, moat of which have been recopied by triads 8A thaws of reideata of Yilwaukia." The Buipeo.e Daily Courier of September 11 says:—" We hare further accon-da of the disaster on Lake Ifichigaa. The schooner Au3u.sta bee been Menial for 40,CZ dollars, and hal bees takes in charge by the tinted State, Marshal. Seventy-mesa bodies lave been recovered, aru.oig them that of Herbert Isrperu, member of the &Welt parliament Mr.Wilhans Hamer of Philadelphia was swag the kit." Thu following is the statement of Mr. Michael K. Baitb of Outocagun, who was saved on • portion of the hurricane deck " I was asleep is the mate's room at the time of the aceideet. The watchmen came in sad told the first mate that a vessel had run into the steamer's port side, just forward of the wheelhouse and stove a hole in her. The mate and myself went directly at deck ; found Captain Wilson there. The steamer had on beard some iro to IMO head of tattle. Themptain ordered the cattle to be thrown overboard, and they were thrown over by the craw. The first and second mamas went in the life beat to stop the leak. They found the hole so low that they could not get at it The steamer was listed over, but they could not get at the leak. The captain ordered all the pessengen to get life preservers ; I think most of them did. He than ordered the crew to take axes and break epee the tale room doors, so that none should be left in this. I think nearly every passenger got out, although I pulled one out as we floated by the state room A abort time after this the engine fell through the bottom of the vemed,ll should think knees laiuutes after the *chemise struck. The hull went down immediately, leaving the Marra:me deck floating. A peat portion of the passengers were on the hurricane deck when the hull went down. The most of them jumped off very soon, thinking that would sink. The hurri cane deck soon separated into Ave pines; there were twenty-five on the part on which I was ; the captain was on this ; there were some military frees Milwaukee and six or seveu ladies; the other four pieces went off with • 'umber on each. We held cabin doors for mils, and came down smoothly as far as Winetka. When within • few rods of the shore the raft capsised; some of as got back on her, among them the captain and myself; the explain got one of the ladies back oa ; a big sea came and washed ua off. The captain was the last m..n on her; I heard him cheering the passengers ; soother eta came, washed him off, and he was drowned. Of the VS who were on her only eight were saved. After the lifeboat waa launched, a yawl, which wee aft, was launched ; two boats were launched from the hurricane deck. I knew only two men on the raft, the captain and hlr. Wald, the clerk of the National Mine at Ontonagon. When it Imam light in the morning the four rafts were in sight, and • great many Metier on pieces of the wreck." The lake in every direction was filled with frig mesas of the wreck, to which some SO or till henna being were clinging when the reporters first snared. thalv a few of them reached shore. The surf ran fearfully in shore, and in almost every instance when the rafts came within • few reds from the shore the Leavy rollers would CAPltille them within sight and Lading distant* of those ou the shore. • TIL POLICE MURI.I3. (THIS DAY.) mAiu.softouort-817211T. • • MATS" CWIOIIID ITTH 1311611111. Samuel Owen, 6, of 89, Waillock-street, Ci 4 i de. mita u a professor of mows was charged before Mr. Simko with soliciting alma in Hide-park ea the previous afternoon. iisitiiejeadant is the well-known stump orator, whom proceedings in Hyde-park for some time part have bees so i notorious. . . Himmel Peacock, 37 A, mid—At 4 o'clock yeetesday aftermou 1 wee an duty in Hyde-park, in the endue at whii.da wee collected • larp aims' oipreeome , amongst whom, oil a seat, wie the . /desist, lecture denouncing the government sod the gum • Ababa conclusion of his eddmm, trivifighese tendered bythejpease respe ling hie previons collsonenk the defeeleet small out Imy hat rornd to-day as I have dose es pre vious ocmaiona, but if say a/ my friends wish to give me • few coppers or even • piece of silver or two it will be thankfully received, es I lave scarcely bed solkieul ta sub sist on during the past week os Mg to the limited subecrip tam I have lately received." Having been motional that if he received any anibibutiosmi .be weeld be taken into custody he said, " nave been reeskieg them Ur meant SisooLlys pat sad shall continue to de so," awl his.thso held out his hand, and received severed pieces of Gripper and some silver, and mid he had sr mach right to do so se say organ Finder or monkey-leader in the streets. I then took him into custody. bittaident—l did not my an) ..hing about silver. Pea rook—You mid, " Even • piece or two of silver." Dotuadiat—Did I held out my load till mosey was , eff - end ? • Peacock —Yes. befen - i - dantLillat the oMcer has said is pretty cor rect. He did say that if either I. or any of my Meads, collected subecriptioos we shoald hs taken. I resolved to take the question befoul • umgjs 'trace. I have discussed the question with the Hou. Mr. Cowper in the lobby of the House of Commons. It was Mr. Cowper's belief, as it wee oleo my own and that of several of my Mends, that it was not illegal. I have knead for 'vats is halls. Gad el n. calved collections, and is this the nineteenth cen tury I knew of loathing 111301 V cols* than such an snit I have contrasted myself with the bishops, and said. "Follow zikz ' example for if rehgion can't rte maintained bryolantery ' contithutious, it is not worth beings al=rwd. - U Owe were • thousand judges present, with all auessli le worship, I would disdain and repel the edllegglOd s Mr. B ou Breton—l think • clearer charge I re _ 4111 •!* be ncesved. If you go into • • ball and act armee you have a right to collect mosey, but the downs og parlts you put yourself within . the category of ,giog, end you put yourself within the act passed against begging in the streets. I do nut wish, as this is the first tune, to commit you, but at the same time do not think I will clinch from doing it. If you will take the law flan ribs I will now discharge you, but if not said, you again Vogues I shall commit you. Defendant-1 am grateful to you; but my mincers eon. victim was that there wee no bitching of the law. If the law is wrong, thee it must be altered, sal not twisted. Mr. Beadon—l tell you again that what, you have done is an infringement of the kw, and if you are again brought before me I shall enforce it. The defendant, who spoke with great volubility and in • very loud tone, again thanked the ma•ielnte and retired. SHARE LISTB.44IMIB ..P.4 Y. The rail‘aj olive minicab larAa' ei quiet . There is an luiptovettllittVa u esift , in Lance,shire and yorkibuo !vac ip,m tiler oent. in Midland, hut a decline of per cent. in FAdera Counties. Other deeeriptiona are steady, at the closing quotations of Saturday. London and North Western stook is oted 11001 to 101 e ; Great Western, 73i to ; 128 to I , ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 113 to 114 ; Caledonian 92 to ; Smith Eastern, 84 1 to 863 and Beatin; Counties, 6sl to 64f. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have otperi weed a t art/A1 recovery from the fall which took' place onSatiuday afternoon : the present quotatiop is 1 8-16 to 1 146 die. A heavy decline has taken place in the aback of. ike Grand Trunk Raw of • Canada, whieh• is last marked. 23. The Indian lines are quiet. ONOCIAST SILADJD AND ITODIL SI•M••••••••11• • MINAE.M.P •••• L. C. 101.1,Mh., Alk. IN I Lumina 1 01e.124tese i &dee *A* I HO ria. 144 411 Writ, Woi.'424toorY4l. 4 1 7: • .- 0 4 ' 100 _ .94*. La./WM..3100 74 110 * alirookbanr II all 1901 mad Ts= . 10 all Boston, 81•4hiki iii.E 14 7 - 84, no i firistol a* lister fit 100 ,Caledoolair 00 all Tort Aird Haack& - - -. alllCoarwall 0 07 - 10 45 DX • JAIIO 3 OIEIIII -•-• - 51 all IDL 2 'Urals 101 l - -. •r• W 411 1 litablia and Joe. - - -.. 26 all ,Darid..Per4l44lll4.lo. 44 811 - St .00 ' Dist 17 - 114. 00 li :44l4 "l rosfte l4 66 , 14, 1. M. .00 9401X4r* Monk • 40 41 ° I. 100 *oak 9 HI 30 , ... al ski lo 411 1111 U 91. 100 DiLaMml • 10 41 - It. 19 1419 •IN • ill .... mg to 6u roiriaiiiitem • - - -- 111. 100 flivriva IL Waimea 997 'SO 1.5 •-• kd 10 all o.r , Nixed al. 1 1 00 On* Nortborn • WA 1177 11117 7 44. 00 Do. 1111 - 'I9I 111 Do. 1 " Ikk ' ell. 100 i 944114414444 anti Ul 11l US a ill 1' Velars ~ . Y411144.11)2 IS I Thi .1 - t 1 ii' 42 Yortsbiro V Wen 7kokwall r. w 114( i . gad B. . 1010 UO7 U 9 we 6.0 " .. "'7. - "r , li. OS II • . • 1 11. In 1 Ililkelb era. llki 1011 UN 4 11111 Dw , ....., # 114. l a - - Ili ilti In - 611 . mai • ilit 11 - 140 17} 411 471 4 * I 1110124.911140 a 2 the - 1 41. LOS 111141451 ... —. . kt. lea .. pit.. lleit.kiDsta7 lOl 1 04 - Ur All 1114. (IL Weders4 -, - 1166 al l Kid UM (Cr* , - - ... all NearpaotAbar.. -•-- - 10 w SewrytAnaagkaal 7 4 - 10 all 31ssra,Wwwsp.kiltes. ••• - - Oa I* Rorke a - 60 Nerthers Dossilee 17a 16 4 174 h - .04 100 87511111 HOU* O AU . all Malik Divan PALLID. -..- - 14. Dm • - 91,, NO N. 12****-114rwlik * 107 Da 191. 100 Do. Leeds U.N./Pima 077 64 7 7Ms - 414 94. 100 Do. York - 84. 100 North Load= 1: 704 - 1f all N0rtb&11.174440■7194. Ito - 11 Ili North Otiffordmidro 34 dis 14 157 10 No44.lloonothoodlao. 07 0 7 10 ill Diebbn - --- - M All Yerloorwat - . 10 all oi7alasy - - - OL 100 Sooting, Central at. 100 -•-• N. IL Abrit.24l2 287 el 100 kola& Ifiellaod l9 90 - ft. 100 flairopehlro Halm 40 al id • 111 All 81111agboontelfrows. 4 7 - q UM . Devoe 42 4 417 St. 00 Sou* &dark .04. 100 South Waldo , - - - 2 Yortalte Moor Dan 71 10 all . Wok= g a. I II - U all istaelwaa a 1 4 391 39 a 11 Ditto 471610 IL 140 Taff Vila - - -. N all Ulaiwe - 116 SO Da - 117 2 Do. 444 111 4 Nn - IL 100 vile of Noah - 111 in Victor* 291. lb Balk* 14 Ui - * all Wort Contwoll 7 - It. 00 Well Midland-Word 41 - 00 all Ditto Newport 10 II - il} 114 Ditto He 17 1 dio - at N so so is ntrtsu POSSESSIONS. — a - 1M 114 IL — 1 Cs If SI Is Is 75 • I Ts'.. Ys 2 101 dls ( Os 11di 1101 u t Oi 101 dis kpm 24 30 87 89 71 74 68 66 62 81 49 62 I 't - din 116 47 96 92 94 N 90 92 83 85 - - - BS as 111 if dla I V A • 7 I 7 I 7 11 i4 111 , I dlil Total In October MONEY MARKET,-THIS DAI. ,„ . Two o'Cuous. It appears that thewliieb took place in the English Titres, per ..„opVaturclay atternoosi was arced by ea absurd report that the Austrians bad creased tie ,blineio. Although the Rastas vn to-day'l Bowes bsiie not rallied, the Englisk funds are firmer, aid - a recovery of about per cent. has t:iken place. The tranaaotions hive been upon a very lighted scale. The ahem departments of the 'l3oode , Exchange are like. wise very inactive, but prices are fairly stipported, The principal feature is a heavy fall is. the stock of the Grand * Trunk /Canvey of Canada. At Paris thin morning, wording to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 300., but :subsequently receded to 68fr. 25c., being 3c. lower thin on Saturday. Consols are officially marked 931 and for money and 931 for the account. The present quotations are 93/ to foe cash, and 931 to f for the 11th October. The official busing'. report is as follows India Five per Cent. stock, 1839, 103 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961 ; Five per Cent. " entered " rupee paper, 96 ; Bank Stock, for account; 226, ex div. ; Exchequer Bills, be. prem., par. The foreign stock market is very inactive, and scarcely any change has occurred in prices. Mexican Bonds and the Spanish flonpon Certificates are a little more offered, The Tiirkieh Loan of 1854 remains quoted 732 to 74, andiiiet of 1858, 571 to 1. Sales are recorded as fellow' t Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1856, 87* ;Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641, 64 (exchange 12ft) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 1011, ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 211, 1 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 631 ; the Spanish Com mittee's Certificates, 61, 1; Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1011. The. Africa, from New Y ork, hasbrought 76,0001. in specie. The half-yearly dividend is advertised on the Brazilian Five per Cent. Loan of 1824. The arrivals of specie last week did not ex ceed 128,0001., the whole of which was from New York, with the exception of a few thousand pounds from the Peninsula. The proweed dividend on the stock of the North British Railway Company has been officially an nounced at 11. 10. per 1001. stock, being at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum. The divi dend fur the ourrespouding six months of 1839 was at the same rate. _ An extraordinary meeting of the Pernambuco Railway Company is called for the 22nd October, to consider a bill, which is to be applied for in the coining session, for power to regulate and increase the capital of the company, and to modify the ar ticles of association. iiiiibutcbßbenish Railway Company announce the payment of t& interest coupons of their lean of 4,800,0009.; due on the tat October. Subjoined is • statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the railway calls falling due in the month of October. The total is moderate : Amount par Mate. Doe Already. • Number Due In Oct. 1660. Date. Paid. aw. of Marna Amt. Bahia and 6. fru/else* 6 84 41 10 0 90000 0136,0041 }astern Bengal Lancaster and (sadistic 420.1 44 p. ct. Pref 1 Dept. 20 0 0 4,660 81,400 Madras 4th hatclisithi 2O 10 6 0 0 60.000 250,000 liaybole and Uirrau Preference 4 4} 110 0 not known. Midland New an la times 1 Dept. 1 4 0 160,000 11110,000 North Londm New Nottingham and limn tham Bail. and Caual 17 10 1 0 0 84,500 04,500 Portadown.Dungamon. and Omagh Junction 10 Sittlagbonnic d Meer- new Pref. £lO Vale of heath 6 p. ct. Preference, lao.o 6 0 0 not known. 2 0 0 7,500 15.000 5t9215,811/1 Total called to ten mouth' of 1300 BsTuaDAy Eviarnra. Consols, which dosed yesterday at 93} to for the 11th October, opened this morning at 9316 " buyers," improved to 93 7-18 to 4, and closed at 93 3-16 to*. For money the last price was 93 to f. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, ; ditto for account (Oct. 11), 934, ; Five per Cent. " entailed" rupee paper, 96 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debenr tures, 1858, 964 ; ditto Bonds, 211. die. The Indian Five per Cent. rupee paper was quoted 96 to 4 ; and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent, .; 102 to 4. The Four per Cent was dealt us at 784. Transactions in this description are rare. The In dian Five per Cent. Stock of 1859 was dull at 103* to 4. Exchequer Bills have declined to par to 3e, prem., a reduction of Is. Very little business was done in the foreign stock market, and scarcely any change occurred in prices. The tone at the close was dull, in sympathy with the general heaviness of the Stock Exchange. The Turkish Loan of 1854 was last quoted 73} tb 74*, and that of 1858, 574 to 4. . _ . In the market for bank shares to-clay the prin cipal feature war a demand fur London and West minster, which were dealt in at 80. The miscel laneous share market was quiet. Great Ship shares were fiat, at 7s. 31. to 7s. 9d. per 11. London Dock stuck was marked 64. _ _ The new shares of the Midland Railway Com pany were quoted to 1 9-16 prem. There was a reaction of 1 to 2 per cent. to-day in , the ordinary stock of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company, which closed at bb to 57. The closing quotations for (there, in new under. takings were as follow ..—Ocean Marine Insur ance, 2 to 2 1-16 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Ma rine, 7-16 to 9-16 prim. ; Universal Marine Insu rance, 3-16 to k prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, to i dis. • East India Irrigation, 3-16 to' 1-16 dis. ' • Gell ' ivara, i dis. to par ; and Coventry Cotton Spinning and Weaving, to prem. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (PHIS DAY.) COURT OF BASKRUPTCY. (BA,. Mr. Carrosimiagrar liloboyd.) 11311 T. This w a elegies for the oink* el Nara dor the haroluvocr of James Umbrae Yost, of Lmehuuse, draper. The peiiiissin areditore lla re= t'sblerott sad Campanyr lierehesessies, of Clieepeide, who presented this peshies on the let of !lepton her Let. Th e bashful; awed his crsdiSees a oeuporitioa of I. the posed, bat as they requirel 11e. lA, • is hemicroptcy were taken. The debts are stated at 1 . ; stock at curt prices, 1,1i0.W., mad the lease of the premier, 3t. v. Mr. Admit appeared ;for the endings, and Mr. Dillon Weld, for the baalnupt. Mr. lnkleeets weeebusen marines, and sa allowance made the beaten'. NZ JOILMION. This was also a sitting for the appointment of megaton The healkropi, Goals Johsare, was a boot sad Oman lecturer, of 12, Deritam.plars, liackney.rosid, and of Lower-soar* Lombok. Mews. Jones sad Arekaoll r e p resen t e d the potitioeing creditors, Mews. JOINS and Jones, leathersalloin, of No. 1 3. HiShAfrost. Mom* Mr. J. R. a.T.11, Marh.lars, animated far soma of Mho priacipal amebae.. I'l The poelionentry sanament of Meson Hart @hove dab* Peril. 1 • assoia, ounsisting of good debts, 1061. ; and pew • - ILL:: Wrasairaa, et lantioa•wall, waraboweakaa, aad Ur. J.me., oue of tie petaboaiag mediums, wen appeisied r r.. ". derreil carried the choice. IC OM" LET. Tbi• - SE washistiuu meetalg. The bankrupt, Riebard Creed, y,we e Wilder at Britt u to t a. Aivordius tort Make meet hnuidbel by Yews. Brother', at after the debts are 13,00111. ; aerwred, 5,0001, ; book debts, 11101. ; pro perty, TM/. ; and iiecurttoes with creditors, The aecionate not betty , ready, ao adjournment was orthwed to the 15th of oMuler nest. RE PITT. This WY the choice .1 aripeek Th. bankrupt, WU. hat, was a Immmer, a No. 11, Ittahupaiate-etreet Without. From the approtheate statement ..f Messrs. Peal and Twiner. it appear that the debit an 1,23 q., and property realised 37.4/. Me.. Hannah Beatley, of Sylvanueplaar, Hornaey, widow, wan elected sasipoee. .ta allowance 0f.2./. per week was granted the bankrupt. ornvi:xs. The bankrupt, John I:l;l44;eria,a dealer in iron, of Fish• skrenthill, applied to per his examination. Th e balance sheik promared by hew.. Hart, Brothers, commences OD 1N o[ jisnary, 1859, and ends oo the 30th of July last, containing the annexed summary. Dr.: To creditors, 1,736/. lc 6d ; ditto holding secu rity, 5121. 101. ; profits no trading, 435/. I.ia MM. ; Patoat accouot (Eoglish) 2,000 f., (French) 5C V., (Belgian) 6001. ; liabllitiee, M.lll. 10e. ; total, 6,09 N. 17.. 4d. Cr.: debtors, good 9 361. 10a 2d. ; ditto, doubtful, 35f. 14e. 4d. (bad 137/.13i. 3d. carried to losses) ; property in the heads of creditors, 2,0001. ; poorty surrendered, 1.7471. 15a. •, 'merited articles, 201. ; trade and other expense s , 970 1. 7s. 7d. ; house and personal, 4181. 10e. ; Melee, pm 12s. sd. liabilities, 3911. 10a ; deficiency et ODD& mencement, 991. Ida 7d ; total, 13.0941. 17a 4d. ; The property includes two shares in the North of Europe Stearn Shipping Comr ,n o i v i ,d i h v irty shares in the Railway Passengers' Aesnranco 'Retch sad /*in litbs 9 l4 for the improvement of beds for bitometiom sad a share in an English potent for the improvement of Ilee dors. Than is also a patent fur an ireprovement i pew pelting deem weasels in the handl of Mr. ens, • solicitor, who has a claim thereon. The AdrrelislM, White hail, see Moroni as good debton for 13Zi. 10a. The bankrupt passed his examination. The only change matte 'in the arrangements o the relict. courts of the metropolis (says the Oasereer) has Ite..n the transference of Mr. eorrie from nerkenwell to it.....•tseet. The esteem, in the number of magistrates canted by Mr. Jarelines death has not been yet tilled cep CETRTAL PALACE.— HALF -A - CROWN DAY. StiftaDAT.altrt 21—Admission es payment. 577; ditto bs season tieltota, I.o6l—total, 1 . 6 3t 4 . Total viaikot far seek ea.hg Saturday. voK..s. Total viaisurs since opening of the PaLae, 10th Juoe, 1351,' 9,240,1x1. Nock al bend Pale day ....oriel Delivery id week tette pen 'skims 11,01 LIII *UK WM 111.73 S MIL dd. Oa It 20.114 1,919 21,411! 44,904 i . tit KM 2.5111 48,669 Ma ed. Ida M. 960 30,087 lift IL Ma 01 Dim frees V i z ir /Mks Y.C. Ditto Ta m a bet Arrival ko the Oak saw Oat $ hue peer, 4,410 ewes, as delivery 1.014 reeks. The anted kat mut comprised Y.Sla casks Irmo at. Petenlemmt Lfl 1111 tram east oboes. Tom!. 2.62 - 2 Calk& METROPOLITAN OATI'LE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a larger supply d of band trade is very slow prices on the average are not so as late, hut there Is not much reduction in choicest There are a few more sheep, but the average quality is inferior, consequently beet qualities Mid ready porcherenra Calf trade has rather improved. From Germany and Holland there are 1,980 'masts, 6,900 sheep, and 280 calves ; Brain, 00 beasts. Ireland, 880 beasts, 300 sheep, and 5 caves ; and 2,800 beasts feast the northern and midland noontime. Per atom 44 Pa. ad. ad. Pic Amp el Ms. alai. Bed 14464 111144114 • 8 1 0 Bed Da44111401416 81.44440004 4 •• I But e • Moseed boob ft •• 0 s. — Odra •4 1 Er D nwadvia 44 4 • POP 11 1•111•44$1114044145 2 4 Le ona — Nub arrant, seep mad lambs, 16.1140 atom. IA BOROUGH HOP MARKET. —(THIS DAY.) Mews. Panama's amt Illmith report the *Maim we =tats mem ; picking Mi partially commented, and mime down tally one-tonedt dart of estimate. The mcMi opened very active, at an advance in priees fot the WS sample& Duty, 40.0001. Doommcirra Futs rx Lrvizroor..—On flaturdoy looming LA • serious are took place in the Moors. Villein bed Co.. Brunswick t pod at peel. By do azortisoott the fire brtgeole the ocalegattne teen 01111‘01 to tae potions room, die contents et *hie =O l 4 • 1 7 doserried• The automat et demo den i. •- . . .• • • COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARIC-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The weather keeps generally unfavourable, rain hiiiirg fallen both oa Friday and Saturday, sad ea* es Sunday. To-day there la • chug* in the woad to the mirth, with brighter weather. The supply of English wheat for the past with err very limited. Flour Ewes lancet. both per ship and railway. Burly, oat,, beam, and per sentracted • but a fair quantity of malt up par rail. A very fe w Iri;ah oar during the week, but none from Scotland. The foreign arrivals were liberal of wheat and flour, but other descriptioas al own, kc., were limited. Of the wheat about one-half Ara m. sad remainder Rowsian. Bressian, mad Black/lea, est Frew& Flour—Supply large, American 33,C30 lanais, with several French mid Spanish sacks. Barley continua particularly short ; nee cargo of Burka osly, and a very few bags from Hamburg. Oita a very limited quantity, moat of them from Archangel and the Black Sr, the remainder from other Hessian porta, Prussia, and Sweden. With a few cargoes of barley from the Mediterranean, the trade in wheat to-day not very brisk, but the new coming in better condition, the trade is a little improved, and the sample quotatices are la. to 2.5. higher than this day week. On old and foreign 2a. more money is obtained. Burley about le. dearer than this day week. Oats steady trade at 6ii. to Is. advance. Beans and per without change. Flour is Is. dearer to-day ; Norfclke at 4144., and American only Is., a few selling in retail at 33a., but trade not very brisk. Floating Cergoes.—There have been a fiw sold at an ad vanes of Ia to le. 6d. on late quotations, and the number now on sale amounts to 15 wheat, 3 maize, and 1 barley. WIILIAT.—FAgiish : Ere: and Kent, white, 44e. to 565. ; ditto, toe, 60s. to 635. ; ditto red, 42.. to 5b.; ditto, fine, Me. to 58s. ; Norfolk, dc., fine, old, 58.. to 63e per qr. Foreign : Beattie, 62.. to ilts. ; fine, &le to 68e. : Konigiberg, 60s. to 64e; ditto, extra,—a.• Radix*, 60s. to 625. ; American whits, We. to 64a. ; ditto red, 56e. to 513 e. BAUXT.-English malting, 36e. to 405.; grinding, 295. to ' 325. • distilling, 335. to 36.. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 29.. to 30.• ditto distilling, 325. to 33.. MALT. -Latish, Boger and Norfolk, 545. to 610. ; fine, 64.. toads.; ngston and town made, 49e. to 60.; fine, 60. to 755.; brown, 525. to 565. °arm-English feed, =cad. to 20 6d.; potato*, 255. fld. to 295. 63.' 21s. Oil. to 28s. Od. Buns. -tick, 40s. to 435. ; harrow, 39a to Ca ; pigeon, 48a. to 51s. ; foreign, 36e. to 44a - Plot -Soglish boiler,, 394. to 44a; maples, 40. to 43e.; poi, 30. to 41s. • foreign, Ms. to 43.. T tor a. -Euglesh town, 650. to 1175.,• country, 41.. to 46. ; housishoZ 4. 44s. to Ms.; Norfolk and Su ff olk, 40. to 42a; F 40a. to 49a. p . r mak ; American, 29.. to Us.; Spud* to 48s. AIM VALI/ 111 TO LONDON MOM MT. 17 to WT. 2L Coastwise. Wheal aria. Xi Olds. ihems Peer Mew. gra era gm. so. vs. fa Irle sdo. ▪ 1111 45111 fee 07 IN _ lOM lOW Iddb .. ddldo7 TM Z. C. LAU iON ns I nos in n 14 CHOC LIl 106 .... len SIMI S. S. 11.41.' 101 Li I IS 111 Leg IS No Isparta : —O6 qrs. oats, 21 b eets. sod 106 ewL boa r. MINCING-LANE—(THIS DAY.) The following public sales are &lyrebird for to-morrow. finger: 0;03 idols. West,l [idle, end 1,100 bap Madras ; Cof fee : YW caaka PlantAtion and 50.1emees Pest India ; Cocoa : MO bap Trinidad ; Rice 100 mks Caroline, and 1,500 beg.Beepl ; Salt p etre : 400 bags. private contract markets bare been any 101 l Mee Friday. 141:0Aa. —No isles of imporianee reported, and prises ale maimed. ---- Comte.—This article has a steady TL.—ln the ►bsence of sem greasM= oseket re mains very dull. In ot►er articles no alteration, hat marisses petty pus rally do not show any signs of improvsmesa TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The imarket ia firm. Priem are quoted as follows : Tama tallow, .its. 6d., ma oath ; Petersburg Y.C. on tie = 44 526. 61. • Oct. to Dec, 52e. 9d. ; Doc , 53a. ; to Ma 31 PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. 1711111,12103 SIABAIL ront s tr k noll, p amt. Dem. Pooth,t Abe. leo. INS Az*lam, A. Ip. ot. Do. Do. C. 7 P. IL I Conn. ix, Ip.et. No.l Do. do. No.s Do. New 6p. CO. d 4.. indent 170100, 4 p. =la& Mayo, 6 p. ledlo.,Porth.Thut.,4. p.o. ChM{ Northern, 6 p. et. Do.6o.mdLid 10 p.ct.pot. Do. H per Dear. Do.4p. e.r0d.0411 p.c. pm. 04.14. Sootload. lot Prof 04. Wost. (Borbilbuto, p. omit Do. Mum 44 Do. redeem. p wet Do. Irmoilomk 6 p. al Do.6p.ct.rodoom Prof. Do. Strut Prot. Shams Do. ebostorPt.sl4 Sp. e. Do. do. do. 6p. e. Do. Btrm. Goa Stock Do. CUM. Goa Shams BO: Tii 7 ). 7 c1; 7 7 Do. do. do "*t — Do. 1 Do. fp. 0. do. No., Do. 6p e. do. .... Do. :to. do. No. Do. 4 p.c. do. .... So. p.o.prt. ob. d 0... Do. TILL trotatect. . it&o.:lt. (ay. dot said Dom WS W 1011 4 i In !JAW 1t1.0.81. lAsscAlp. ft pr aal .... Do. redeemable Ilp.st. ,mod I sees' ...sadic - ei.ip...... De.Ccas. Br. & 3.0p.s Do. 4e p.ct. Prot Stock Do. Lai. & iitchin 4 p.c. Nortotk 6y t. 14. Rock North British6persaa Do. New Goa. e p. el Ds/loader thilbac NJOss—lbsort.4 Do. .10. Do. Leas II p.a. Ira 1 Do. York. H. a &pert. INorth Sidertiadre O anectsat..X•wPwa raalp.il DaAltsa map.* Do. el laiL B. Doan laud 4& p. LB& (Nat ELO.4) Do. 4f per Nat Do. fixed 4 pis Nal & Wales ipes. 4 6‘. Oust. Do. 4 e prir out pa '& p. aoak.aDortlaposla.e. ' Do. do. Dep.*. Ds do. C &p.a. Water.* iiiitoosydp.s W. Slid—OsL Do. do. tad do. Do. Nom. 6 p. et Prof. Do. do. perp. 6 p.ct pref. NO 100 100 100 s o so * s 4 ID s .lArdennesAntwerp 41, leMadan an anhiolatra.Zap.a. .=n J to it Comeau etnealla ell Gl of PaMeteetes is !ter& mod& di imam 411 haw* COL Ineelan gent p a. ▪ ,Ot. Denim' of leence all Lamont. Cowl Olt an Italia* Jumetlas an Lake Oseeneneelt Vain Lleirreand Turillent ell iliraaa nod Owls aU Matia Anaemia a/liNarAtUenettalts a en Do. Incite. rm. W!Ver*ern 1S Do. 1.16.1 Maas anttfaireghan tank Pad of MerinLyent,aled.Media all Paris and inset, and(rr la aselero Ternaelo242lp. 14 alga sad al %me reillsinTen.7, all Illaral ▪ 111161119.111ak all De. 7 gar Nat all Suator. lad Yeaw all Do. 5 par oeat. Prat )I.Towal II &Mutt tw Venetian an nantainee al Anine s Taal llasaias al I Do. al iar 05a.1141 • Iteee. • eeMresw. et yreeeei ▪ hebeltei OW ir- f 4 ad lot 1111 ad HO ad 111 111 WY 110 10 123 ns xl 7S sd 12S 112 as OS 101 10 01 N ri 100 101 11 li 1 1 75 77 10 21 E 1:1 117 11$ 116 118 116 118 1311 140 116 US 101 10{ In US ISO Is 6 64 74 W 111 lib 110 114 12 4 13 114 1111 ! PO 110 114 101 NS 42 111 11i 110 112 a 11P eMs par g ItiS I 1 116 lit 1111 i.e II II 16 1111 116 In 106 SP 91 KO 101 411 . N. I it i i 2 4/ Mb 186 128 L.. I 1 _ 4 '3 lA'fa. 6 1 N m l I Pial 4 11 A 1 A 1144411 a - - - l e I 21 1 1 i i I I SI 66 56 66 .11 die 4 I 01 Ms i• 0 t ~ :R'.' ~~ IMO 400 I. a, 1,1211 4400 1.120 2grai ) VIAL 64/ 10,04 ts,auo Io.MO .V*4 16:156i tkooe umo 10,0001 SOSO ! 10.0001 40,000 14000 j 16.0001 10.0001 i - e4oii; ii:iiiii f2o°9 so,oool 10,100 16,000 1 0,000. H,i'C'D g 000! 14 4: 0 0 i 4000 60,000 , 40101 10,0001 20,0001 __ 36'3', 'TWO IWO 40• 100 1.1.1 NON 00,000 60000 10,000 10000 000,000 10,000 Dor G. Coa i dzisitft 1 Candour &Mi. Mad (TiMstk ) Qtrolt.lor 6 8i Ashy* Moot South ?otos G.W. Alfred (Mk G. in. Vaslstoa) Groortllo Herod's-)oot Itlarks Doom lolly Bertha a (Coy Ido loo4 Nam°4Dowas N. Pram= (111 o) g. Bassoi (Mow) North Whoa Crotty Par Coos. (Bt. Many) Providesoo (C. Lelriot) Ow Inn. Co ju. thy) Care Bros (Mogen) 8. Dorm Iron • Goa & V ain' Pm. . TrarnoB (LIVIA Part rammuiissaitac. Tto Cron Vole of IMO 2m ‘ a ) gint _i.rt: l ir o 14.14 7 5 . Th. 5 LL! . . 141.. iliut l fise.74tl wk. least papa) .. Mr ta a r rrealat i ll V7ll. Kitty (lin. LANK Wlrat . Katy Ann alawniry flAstil JOINT srocz Aere sad U. Ser. Back Aissindside Beak et Root BeakaLo Beak cd Turkey British N. Amide* Orel Beak at Agelesile. OWN Nest tee _ u 6 ~~ 6 Lit 1 --Li...-..:4-iiii..- 1 _ Cis. 110iNsia SwbstalicTasi=di . iiii . ii AI. Loam Z:= • • • • Limasqui • Sea& •friesa Um • Na Nam dr= __ fie. Noy L. INaticalat Bank 10 New South Wake t 5 Oriental Beak Oaepora IN Ottoman Bank 100 Provincial of Ireland 10 Do. New illosth Australis Union of Australis (Union of Lood4ll Unity Mutual Anglo-IL=lam YW .. Australian AgricuL Atlantic TeL Berlin Waterworks Brit. Amarkaa L 4 .. Brit.& Irish Mar. Tel. A Ds. I psr a lit USI M 1 110 MI . 636 WI 110 ItS p oast 4 I Outage Lad Closed Ikea& Tel (I ) 010&ofiestkee& Pref. 71 ar Pekes r Iregennee Do. II p. l eg Peep. Del c Traph ... De. New and Aust. Cop. Steam Navigation Great Ship (LWOW) Do. 174 per cent. Pref Maa.DtkeW Tel (L.) Llkereet ((1) Lea Oka Ourdles 0o M . l emenzec rign. It Con/ .Tet. /k. TeL (16a.) Nekesel Mood Oo Ner4eldeooeltlree(L) Netherkads pang ~ ift t 7 1 1 si si b 9) . 81 N. Sp. a . N. Brans. & N. no* Ld. N..llrit, Australasian.. 22 ly 31 aJ 421 441 . 11 1 8 111 12; 44 e !ab 9u5 21 12 135 Si 2 1 6 17 1 14 75 77 syo 300 lie 45 80_ As at ;-2 SS t 7 :di IS id 78 80 Sal We 60 4 11 1 die 20 1 n IT • 'n SO oit•Tliii 6.; 10 11l 14 1 141 ni le 1 1 4 14 1 04 410 me ue e Orleyla " Btm. w 11 =- - ) Iss. de. 11 Peg liver Land d 311 a. Ptah. and Oziea. Rim 14 - if 27 22 6 64 •0 SI 25 37 19 n 10 14 114 117 1 14 3 Si te 31 ;100 103 C: I S le 4 1 s + tua se to 2} 1 i 41. 4 i 11 Jia 2 2e pm 1 1 klo wr 0 Da New Lel Sea • Lei TeL ef ez.loriOsty *Lees 7107TAE 34 Art Waft& Animain Lad T asap .. Do. dm 31140depod.. Oa. trp.Oar. Iran Olamsea's is - 34f 41. i aII •. AI 10 74 76 12 13 pee ! in [ 17 28 [ /8 20 1 lie lie 66 116 Sl_ N la lB 171 1 i -I=al Si ei SCOTTISH CirIi . TRAL RAILWAY. The report by the direators to be submitted to the balfzlmasting 44 the 96th inst. has been published. Ths f statenient elbows the receipts fur the half year now el :—glands trafilo, inclusive of merchanctise, mtnerals, and lives tock4 , s,lnr. ; passenger traffic, inclu ive parcels, bones, and carriages, 29,3724 ; Inas, 4,8781. • toy ferries, ; rents., 3 73 ; triads" fom 121. • tal, 80 , 3371 ; le;• _paid to Wool= m a Edinburgh' and Glasgow Hallway Companies, under agreement, to 31st January, 1800, 473/. —total,79 864Ltae traffic shows a doormat of 128 C, owing in a past mews to the weather, which lea limited the sum her of travellers. There is an laureate of 1771. in goods The working expenses exhibit a decrease of 863/. l irt r i t., and interest and taxation of 1,0081. Is. 3d. The net profits on the half-year to list of January last, after payment of dividend, were 1,294/, 18s. 2j3 ; ditto, for half-year to 31st July, 28,2621. 16. sjd. ; total, 29,527/. 12s. 71d. Your directors recommend a divide= et the rase of 6 per cent. por soma, low imolai tax, oa the ace a"stook, payalile on Bth of October next, 28,7371.105.; n;l i surplus on the whole year, after payment of divi dend of iSj per cent_ of 7901. la 71d. The total surplua fund is, 16,1071. te. 24. The directors regret that the corn- Mitt= of the Home of Commons rejected the bill for amal gamating the Caledonian, Edinburgh and Glasgow, a nd &MUM Contra Gompsnies. Altheogh the above agree. meet dose not expire till hlay, 1083, still, having re tar d t o Os position of the Forth and Clyde Company, sermet desire to work Independently, the directors ham consented toallew the agreement to be terminated this Month. • DITILADNITL PTT ACCIDENT. Foos PERSONS EWE:D.—AA inquest was held on Beturday, id N ew b o ld, too** the death of four persons, who IMO lolled oa Fri day ems*. in a cellimy at Newbold, the property of Mears. Beale aad Co. The MIMS of the deceased are P....suei Needham, John Needluus. of Bramptou tbe a y , c o m e . a l Cutthorps, sad J. Bernath, of Barlow. wen Wog au out of the pit to a cage; the L... as down the nmobies which coven the pit a was occasiossed whisk broke the chain, the sage the bottom of tie- pia nose of ire eccopaste sure instantaneously, sad the fourth died shortly eller varda The iogsest use adjourned till to-day, to adds the gesesemeat Murder to Wend. sum ' 10 - - Bales toady to 1p... Imo NN 11 ? I, .^ 281 8 7I 6 4 MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cwoa. Business in the mining market this morning has been to a moderate extent. Great Wheal Vow !hares are inquired for, and are marked m the Stook Exchange at 4 ; Great South Tolgua have beau dealt in at 114 ; South Carn Brea, at 21 • Stray Park, at 60 ; and West Basset, at 14. The other trans actions have been chiefly in shares in Rosewarne and flcrlaud, East Wheal Russell, and East Basset. Foreign and colonial mining shares are very quiet. Fortuna Mining have been dealt in at 2*. The directors of the Australian Mining Company have issued a preliminary notice relating to the sale by . auction of their estate in South Austral* • comprising 20,596 acres. At Wheal Reath meeting, on the 19th inst., the encomia • showed • debit balsam a 5421. 16a. 3d. Routh farm Mine, on the 18th inst.. made a call of U. par shire. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (at =ammo martaAni.) NEWMARKET, MONDAY. ARRITTO. —ltoppbyte, Hartley Win Thunderbolt, Penalty, Emily, Marseillaise, Paleface, ore, Curlew, Poems, Gassma Hews, Ardour, Uncle od, Mesmer. 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