The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-05 00:00:00

[quiet ro ago. do over Iployea 0" s. street. , bile eli Itiotert sr boy. Tb. . aro agaiark y wets ensibis. bona Ii tone* 'turned struck Itte I both et • nod bY I had • y treftt- Villited well lATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (rr Emma =an Ant.) WARWICK MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) TRIAL STAKES. Doe nil& G o ma H. Wynostsy, Sisyphus, Ovate», Tripes*, /m o m man Locket Lacy are hare. LEAMLNEITON STAKES. Tee miles. hi d Diver, Dr. draft", Dushald, ReakfaeL 'Heaton, A bk a cea, Tree Heart, Kedslugh, The Pirate, Helga, cad &dewing are here. SHORTS HANDICAP. Five father. m Oatler Seeerita a, Mosgad, mss., Bishoptoe, Skakterd are ham C ASTLE PARK STAKES. Three-gruirters of a mu*. Ilevalo sad Mots ue he.. AVON STASES. Five !wimp. CSariai. Viper, Oki a, sad Dulcimer are hare. Marv= —Ropley, Ira, Pinchbeck, Lord of Manor„ sad Tailor Gni. • MARGATE MgETING.-(THIS DAY.) • HANDICAP PLATE. Five fieriness. Ba g yseek, Lend of the West, Little Orsailsosaa. Chia g ist the Jester, Pegasus, Betsy Copeland, Brows Duchess, &s o m a. Athens, mad Reek ire here. WNDON, CHATHAM. AND DOWER STAKES. Three quarters of a mile. s a ii B 4 Mysterious Lady Proctor, Ham* Flask, ad Hunk are bees MARGATE HANDICAP. One wile end a belt. s i kieseek, Thumper, Pegasus, Roseasath, sad Sootiest IT• hem LADIES' STAKE& One wile. /qu a, c os hpaseelish Mysterious lAdy, Star Creat e B on * Beach, sod Foineatalioa are bine. CRICKET. gnus v. Kra. These famous (Ticketing cowl , b ug g he e dy played two matches this year, ose of which was woe by seat, the other ti thex, so to see which was really the conqueror for armee, soother m a c h was esgmeted, sad was command yesterday on the tomee Central Cricket Ground at Hastings. The b y wig fo g psely hot, but a ounterous company assembled to gimes the cricket, which, owing b the late erriwil of some of the Best= eleven, was not emeressorl sniff tea =iambs to 1. Kiat berm the letting with Goodbew sad Fryer the former v a might oat. and the latter bowled off his leg, flews the lint two balls bowled. and two wickets were down before • roe mu scared Willther made 8, including • good hit fee 4, when he was caught out by Wells . • sad three v ia* wen down for 15 nuts. Bennett and Mx. Kalson Iles temight the score to 50, and • ohmage is the bowling, the Bee. F. Pelham giving np the ball to Fdlery, from whose Bret over 14 runs were scored, 3 by Bennett sad 11 by Mr. /Wm. After luncheon both wickets west Mr. Kelso° did sot add to his well-played more of M, lode by two fs, five Ns, ho. Bennett went for 34, wade by • 6as cat foe 5, two NB, tco. Mr. Treughton net to the wickets with the more at 66, but found time to sley e.g with him, until the Let man in —Carroll— Erma The score was then at 100, but the very One bitting of Ouvell mil Mr. Troughton made is 128 before they were parted by Carroll lieieg stumped for IT, made by • *WM Name tog hit for 4, three Ns, •2, sad two elegies. • Preeghtas took his bat oat for 30, • cricket display of ▪ bigh order, made by • 6iie bit to leg for 4, ens 3, four ft, to The innings elated at 5 p.m. ; and at 6 p.m., Mem the Menge were drawn for the day, the score Mood es Leis: Kyr?. _ W. Otiodbeet, e Mary, b Jan Ullywblte 0 W. B. Firtr, b Jan I.olyerbltts 0 L Wither, c Wells, b Jas. I.lllywhete 8 G Bennett, c John Lillywhite b Wells G. K. Kelm!, Esq., c Filkry, b lea. LtUrebite Y. A. Tronititoo:lraq., not '044 7. WU" Am , 1 b s. , to Wells AA Taylor. c Gibbs, b Jas. 1111yettits 4 7. Seirgl, b Wells I Healy. b Jas. Illlys lilts J. Carroll, st FALL bias. Lill) white 83,1b2,nb2 7 :: s~ Total l2B Scusui. C. H. Smith, Lq., b WUloher Payne, not out James Lanoline, c Belson, b Bennett Choisood, b Bennett /Wm, not oat 11. lipidinan, Bati , Wells, Ellis, John Lilly white, lion. F. Pelham, and W. Gibbs, Esq., to ... u Total . ?ley mimed this day. Tan UNITED SOUTH or EY:OLAND V. TWENTY DM or Sr. ALBANS AND DISTRICT.—The U.itet South d England have for the first time met with the Twenty- Teo of St. Alberts and District on the beautifully situate cam ground et St. Albans, wider the spacial patronage of Lad Verolsm. It was Queen's weather. The United won tau sad elected to go so. There was a large GUAM ex, albeit Barnet Fair attracted a goof]: number. We pe yesterday's more : THE rpirro Sorra. First innings. T. Humphrey, c W. Westell, b Hughes H. J upp, not nut Pooley, c Westell, Si Hughes 1. D. Walter. Esq., b W. %. retell T Hearne, c Caldecoort, b J. Cesar, Si Weskit W. Mortlock. c Parkes. 0 Hughes E. Bissetk Esq., b Westell G. Gratin, not out ws,ba Total, 1 G 2 64 6 12d LONDON GENERAL OMNIBUS COMPANY (THIS DAY). This day the half-yearly general meeting of isreboldere was held at the company's oflime, Finsbury mare ; Mr. LAW is the chair. The repwt having been taken as read, The CHLIIMIN congratulated the shareholders on sr ambling io their sew premise,. (Hear, hear.) The report Mood they were in a very promsrous position, although hey 'speeded more than 10,0001. this half•year for pro m:lda, whieb was an item of exendittire over Mich the directors b a d no cootrol. l n those items ICA the directors could control there was a saving d 3.0001. The total debts and liabilities of the ompany amounted to 42,0001., but them were represented ts the other side by stores and good debts, so that the twit in hod and the cash at the benk were free from all dirges except for dividend. ( Bankr) There stood Utile credit of the company at the of England • sum of 51000/. (Hoer, hear.) They therefore stood in • very Moumble position. Experience had shown that the humeri railways is the metropolis had not injured them. is the present half•year they had carried 7u0,000 more pongees ,than in the corresponding half of the Pince, year. He only hoped that the Chancellor tithe Exchequer would do them more justice by placing nem oe a footing of equality, as regarded rating, with miwtm At present they were rated at 9 per mot., whilst nilvaea were charged oolv 3 per omit. (Hear, hear.) He recladad by moving the adoption of the repori. Ir. Bram HCREPATH seconded the motion, which or aueiteowdy adopted. dividend aad bout' at thereto of 7e per cent wee then Waist. & vois . at thanks to the Chairman terminated the pro redisp. Caust's IicePITAL.—On the 21st instant, being Bt Mattliew'sday, the Lord 'layer, Aldermen, and Sheriffs sill attend Divine service at COMM Church, Neweateatreet, Km • serum will be preached by this Rev. Claude Hebert her, bee Msjesty's Inspector of Scheel , . late Fellow of Pembroke College, Cambridge , after which they will Petted to the Great Hall of Christ's Hospital, totem the militias delivered by the senior scholars, accord. et to &anal custom. The following is the of lie _Mooches : Prol ogu e, J o h n Elli o t Jamilion,T=i.; be*. Oration on the " Rosetta of the Royal Melt," tell," Richard L ee , 4th G r ecian ; English Ont .+ es the ume subjec., John Edward For el'. Ist Gr ec i an ; Latin Oration on the same subject, "red Edmund Hodisoo. sth Grecian ; Funds Oration • the same subject, Douglas Lee Scott, 3rd Grecian. filar which the following translates, from English Poste *be recited : Greek lambic. , translation from "Julius , e ter," Angolans Lawrence Frames, Bth Grecian ; Latin "Vies, traulatios of the "Alms," Seymour John Sharkey lilt Grecian; Greek Eleghies, traoslation of "Death,"lleire. I, lBisrd °skier Norris. lOsh Grecian ; Latin Sapphice, trans. kwefrom ''Horsties "Sidney Sim pens Allen, 7th Grecian; ( melt Hexameters, translatioo from the "Gladiator," C *etti Alfred Greenhill, 9th Grecian ; Latin Atria, troolatio u of the " Druids War Soog," William Kepner, 416 Grecian. There will also be two original poems, one • Eselish and one in Latin, not yet edtimitel, EXTRAORDINAY ESC A PE.--011 Thursday last, • *h t.) mined Ferguson, belonging to Larne, had a narrow nos from bolo; killed oe the Curickfergue and Larne matey. He woe looking oat of one of the carvings win. elm. between Ballyearry and Magheremorne, when the be' suddenly flew epee, cod he fell out on the line. The L ib ° eve going at the rate of ten miles an hour at the time, "It, driap to my, he escaped unhurt. Tat Hoe CROP or 1865.—Nothing can be MOTE 444 fAdery than the accounts from the hop districts. The %attar has been most splendid, and has dose, sad b deieg °srythleg that could be wished for to give " 000dition " to fruit. The crops promise everywhere to be abundant !Yle4d, and should the present Ana weather coutious for Whim, the bop growers of Sums and Kist will be, ed ought to be, "happy men."--Surecr ddvertieer. CILY/ITAL PALACE. —ONE SHILLING DAY. EONDAT, SEPTZEBER 4. tdmiesioes o• payrolls% 11 , 896 41 0 by seems haute, 1,258 ; tole' visitors, 13,134. ER. MIN Rides, street, the Deemed . 9 Q Gress embed orr dis hed to mead . so ride. id had tr.- 2 this to Mr. st the No. 22 r. A ere. s ri de. ed the *using eat is m the Leg rd in iggler, a the *seed. • long THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1865. NEW PROJECTS POE PUBLIC EDUCATION IN IRELAND. The Dublin Mail of last evening lays :—" It may not be generally knows that gr. Enos, Vies-Pred dent of the Committee of Council as Education, has just oompleted a visit to Ireland, daring which he was in close intercourse with certain gentleman distinguished by their seal for the Roman view of the oedema ediacatioe ques tion. Darin the time of X. !truer& melon= there was also as assembly of ROOM catholic bishops held in Dublin, and it is not ttereseonable to infer that the sniped of the compromise proposed at the dose of the lest session in rela tion to the ' Catholic University,' wee brought under the joint omielderration of those high contracting parties. We are not is the esseet, and we therefore foal the more fres to mention what we have heard as to the mores and mope of these inermadms. They embraced, we believe, a project kw endowing the ' Catholic Univemity ' with a cots rider:able subsidy, and its affiliation as a college in a national university —we presume the Queen's, modified to snit ate now ultransontans use, Perfect freedom in the Yankee mom le demanded for the Roman Dollop : its managers will he satisfied with nothing short of despotic power over the winced= of the Boma catholic: youth of the country, of the naiversitygoiag alms. To mom that power of doing what they may like with their own E will, of canner be necessary to give the managers of the exeluaive collages large control over others waisted with them in the composite university. The amount of subsidy disinasdid is, we understand, large—we have heard some 23,0001. Or 30,00z0r. a year—and it is pro , posed to provide for it by docking the grant to the Bawd of National Edsoat:oo. It is also contemplated to modify the system of this latter upon the English plan ; to limit the nags of gratuitous education to the simple slimed' of grammar sod arithroe! io, to afford free iartrootisa to children of the labouriog clam only. and to remuserate the teachers by a eapit►tios allowance for papas of that dam, certified by inspectors as baring made a certain progress in the secular knowledge referred to. The propriety of securiog some religions in structioo, we presume by the agency of the respective parties, was. we have heard, also considered. We will offer no commeet upon these proles* whisk, it is ru moured, are to be re-dimmed at soother conference to be held in October. As yet no definite conclusion would seem to have been salved at." THE -WESTMINSTER ELECTION. IWARE LISTS.-4711113 DAY., Mu. i jai Two **Moor, The railway market is firm, and a r is e, ranging from I to I per cent., has taken place in Metro politan, London and North Western, Midland, Lan cashire and Yorkshire, and South Eastern stooks. London and North Western stook I. now quoted 1243 to 125, ex div. ; Great Western, 1313? to 67i ; Midland, 121 to , ex div.; Lancashire and Yorkshire , 120 to ex div. ; South Eastern, 814 to 89 ;11 to 139 to ex div.; Great Northern, 131 to 132, ex div. ; ditto A, 150 to 151, ex div. ; London and South Western, 9G to 97k, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 47} to 3 ; and Caledonian, 134 to 135. Canadian Railway stocks are inquired &row well aa Antwerp and Rotterdam shares. Indian lines are very quiet. 4 MI MI nazzarsn. ul " th i r ="l "A " "4 " yeste . b 1 P.M D 6 DO 1341 1166 El SO SI 13 66 44 16 ii • 2 64 6 2 •1• lie 112 47 al 7i ae 121 M 150 151 zd, 128 zd , aI Fat if* at a VS 67 60 13 106 107 111 121 18 SO la 146 38 60 10 U 1161 1 97 6 6,1 xd as 1 6? 68 138 . 130 _. I 3 :6 pal 161 LOS idli 1 1471148 zda ^.. l zn I 4 pm :Item' Pi LIMP= i 61 et 1101 1101 id' esi 14 . 103 1031 di tee pi V. 10e Ilk vil WS .20 ld 70 if .3. id Ts_ Ii ill xdi 140 I.‘ Id 68 84 81 12. OS alp :41 11Se 161 i M il ' in i No. I -- 1101 I i 1* 81 120:i 101 11,1 43. 80,000 za 1 41 000 404 in 'l2Blll lid/ 6 sii Kr 81 1410 621 21 I/ 1101 3 t Id I 11 ..... zd :1 I xd 9 i id w.I MAW 1140,4001 11.0•0 00 1 100,0001 soo.ooo !wool I*leoi t of VINT $llOl,l DallinkOoiallp.ai..l4ll Ow. SOT. 1p.e..1111746. 150 Do.llwroLltob.llAw, Do.o pent lima 103 Dabpoor 0ti00..01 100 Ds. lM 41 r e ellOlO 100 1)1K).1900 100 Do. De. lilkOwe' 100 Do. do. 1880411100 D0.6p.0.4.&0ct.1X0 100 Owlee.wee. 1000. spot 100 Do. 111711. 00_ Maarlttat Owe M., 10n DM Do. M 100 Do. 18 — 06 101 Natal.m eir.' sent 100 New Drew. Ow. {pot,lo6 W.B.Welsoft. pallillerlie 11371 to 1070 Do. 6 pa 11001 to DM 100 Dew roalawl per coat 100 Do. 6per Gaut. 100 Nova Swaim Op. a., 18111 110 geemelewi Goe.l pail 100 B.Aturt.Gov. p. e.. 1010 100 Vlo.oov.op.e.lan.t.Taly 100 Do. do. p.a..10111.00. 100 lifto . l WOO GOO 1!.4--- iii:iiii wpi it' 1 K N N N 111 cd :~i •~. 66000 a OOO 4 ,000 si linglON ,It 4 , 61 4 :24 661 .0,000000 9Th 61 161 10,006 Is 5 10,060 I 159 i 9 i I 10,u98 s AIM 4t klaselllos (Waited) .. Anglo-Srsz.Boldi Lim. fitaall.L.&ll.Co.(Liza.) Cape °now g it tli t tr a i &Wafting , Ools• Co= =n% K. lei Del lip Pea= fort MIS (U m 14.1).... Froatino&Bollvigiold iii iii bi 16 10 106 106 106 106 107 106 107 96 94 IN IN la 11l 106 IN IN IN 107 100 106 107 102 104 96 ft IS lel --- (Armada (Lhattood) Useree Gallants& (U- Karlquite. • Leona, bree.G.ll.(l., Petioloino Copper (I.r Pontebend SLlrerlead t°,l.-bUN' Seats Barb.gobdl/.(10 doietlialsAnsinL(Lles.) Si John dal Boy (lAm.) thiitimi Mellow ((aos.) Val Astlgorls ()old .. VallanoiscaGold(lani.) Viocoaver Coal:Lim.' Wasio•Gold(Usoltod) 9 - 1 - 96 DO 91 192 105 69 96 96 100 UM 169 101 199 . kW 40 AM* 10 Koilo LO 10,000 6 µOP 14 MAO 46 10,004 10 MOO! 10 16,0u0 100 10,000 10.000 6 le US isz st Il e ._ 20 !I !I !.€l'•taiivral -2 i the I +Us ft. 4 411 se tar IL. L. I 9. Do. Do._ erthinig Y r=toildLl Tudausinutau i litl LW) IS 8,916 sit moo 10 16,000 10 10.000 to 6,061 IS 4469 $0 6.000 20 kuilo 00 i ll i l lwa t . iif r ii.: 1 I as It Li 14 174 la 17 14L edh ° ,4 S IC I xd 646 11 78 SS__ TO TEI ZDITOI OT TH2 2XPRISS. Srs,—lt may be interesting to your readers to base the analysis of the poll at the recent Westminster vleetios. I beg _to hand yon the same. 11 differs slightly from the °Motel return, being made up from local re turns, as it shows Captain Grosvenor to be 17 less, and Mr. Smith eight less, than the High Bailiffs numbers. Still it is sufficiently close for every purpose.—l am, kc., :139, Pioaaditly. JAMES BEAL t; a A x.VI. al? a N ' t e . „ II « 19 7 42 107 SI 26 9 U 3114 fl 74 194 t 1 1 t. 41 51 218 9 143 30 33 819 11 SI S 3 42 301 • 9 41 16 - • 369 33 1 477 St. Anne's... St, Clamant s. tit. Osorgv's St. James's ... St. Jobn's St. M St, 114= 8 .. St. Paul's, St Mary's,' Savoy I ss 192 124 1.463 (4)0 RB2 300 230 3,611 WILL a- - OROVIVINOR. Mill ma OTOMDOI 3,814 Grerveucie sad Mill ... 3,814 Mill and Smith 234 Greevemor and Smith 366 plampers . . 477 I Gresveaor, plumper,. 337 4,SM I mmrre. Smith, plitmpsts Smith and Mill .... 234 Smith sod Glorvenor . 366 3,816 WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) TUZSDAY. BIPTIOUR L. B R.K. B. T. lm.n~ j~u:ai i ~:~,, sOOO es' B~.IS M~ 70.~b1G1 _ __~ sioil 31.34,6.1 90.11101, --„ F I 3 2 6 4 : 1 ups 4 2 S.W. SAW. W.& W. 8.8. W. asw. N - g. N. 6 30.20 845 S.W. 20.22 1 64 N.W. w.ttl4s '30.19 82 N.N. W. 120.17 W. 120.15 86 24.13. WO' 61 i W. 1 ill - 01 65 N.W. &W. B.W. &W. A. W.S.W. s .B.S.W S. N. W. w.s:w. 1 3 ?lA - 11 — 4 - ,64 jai 104 1041 14 lIONL %Mai Priam• 67 60 101 /01 1 " 4l' 4 11 10 t 9 101 70 Ye 100 101 1011 104 100 . re 20M 191 lb 90 04 66 93 68 66 87 49 11 43 03 33 62 t 6 27 24 29 101 164 e Dos 0121 101 102 121 12i 8 nab et DI 88 86 1 OWL 100 e 1016 96 90 89 91 64 66 82 a' 100 101 100 101 I. WI 100. 101{ Angto.iint. Nay. (L) Ditto ditto Anglo.llszlean Atlantic NI. ina.llp.ct Ass 1%46. inlisa LA BerurTesgstaioeL V i rtarwarks (!..) likkkow Vsaghia (141 floe Do. lad Issue Maas Luasooa Lad LIM Ibig. Tel. (1.) artOials lm ue Tie (L.) Canada Compooy assadloaLosaalaw(l 1 City of LoOompasy ndoot.Pro.(L A:74We( MII.a Dayra.(L Oty Mosoow Gas (I.)' .2411 y Odle.* MAIL) • Cocamerclarnaloatlas:, Oos. at Atrt , salter.(L) Oamolldated Db... IL I : 9 7tatiotal OLOaskLI Cootracteorporstios ,Pretiojp.a. O. touretitolo. of Mg. : o f W urlfto~ I Po. ?Fairer. i p aI WEI p: Die. .1 Dualealft (Loafed) 1 DirplaWasvarsdan'Ll Kaatarn Aram Toi(L) kLlinliaLand.CATln L 11. India lens. di Canal bbw Vale _ _ 0ata.41:14.(1. M i sr Tolegrspb .... Lag. mad A. 0 7.. 4 V i .. aad F t Iles.lllleAtlett a. tl. fairbstra Itaglasetrysi. 1,7•111101411 00144 1 00 n—..— 0 . 1 - 'Luanda Demount (L.) Bore-*t. Wanganui* (L flelllvarn (Lhaland). . .oreditill.:llga;.(l thanaCkaonial U. L ) acing &nag &China tindamea May ilumaer Iron Works(L) Imp.anlar.Cdt.Asa tl J lowan Carrying Mina, I otarnational Contract Labaronliaan.Boa.(L) luianial.Liabd ,V 4411,41. [ _ ltaien.Red. (Can. Oar. ,I Do, d D. e. s. r. 1870 ledstatankDbconni( umut ddourlues Lbs.! (And. Atria.* Tradlon Ca; LaZ:Td;i Lon.Onatr Landotß. (L. Lood.lstrist Tolig.(L) Load. D llama. &ow (14 Lond.G.oaustbausC. I. L0nd.401.14.144.C0iL LAW., liaban, etaesa.l Loud Ur. Discouut(L) Land.ProvtaolalMaibke Koine Irrtga. & Ctaaal Marine Investment (1.. Iteinithn abet Was. Tel Merchant ahipinng mil waalf.L.LaneckL.: Ir y . 1141 1. oroook. c. LI NationalProw.ltarlsaiL Nakaol Slossa Nourbrllls Wel II 1. Tk;s4ew I Y. Zealand Lt M. Ag. L NorthamAssamTed4.l Brit A ustralamiaci v. BMA Wim : Is?, i I:. I Nowgong Tea (yailted)l I ;;;;;i•Te7oe73 Wei I I Oriental Thuaetat(Ura. priasaal Yr (LAN W 6) ...No 0,000 ANN 10 o.oot 10 1.600 20 00C41 - 6 D. 90 50 7,500 14 0 214 6 64. IWO/ 40 0.900 OS 1,040 10 Da --- 7 iteiT ----. 1 OrlsoLlehishatlesuati.)l now) A liblAti.l i It ver, 10.060 16 L 2,826 25 10,161 ffi {1,O13) 2) ;boot. 0,000 se fu t),Wu 14,PM 115 1011 K Ottoman Company (L)I, Rioolllll 'UMW IV IL k • woommi as, (1Mottoo) OverendAlarnay,Co.(L rumoaan..m.moounko 1 Raw Pesintr.lmad&KM.(L) reatomaar & 0. Memo D. M. New.. . 1 / 4 1a•brada L., R., MAL nsane, Do. 11.10 J. City umpro.. (L.; I Mao ditto Rio Janeiro Oaa (Um.) 3CIPS. lintS. lowest. '1401114 Knight. &Oa. U. ) I. Abbas Y. In. CL ioutts Aestrallen Lind —. _ le;,e„F: Do. earlp — CeLCoristrue.tMals.(l. thameotbtemer (L. Trinidad Petroleum (L) TreattAimbeyotkue.L. T. & L. Co. of U. Omits Un. Nut= of Llver.(L.! Otelloedt.Teler.oe.(l 1 Ushers. elsrtnelue.(L. Opfer .szares(lAso Ditto VISITsat rinance(Llm ) 7 •llmd a/UN' ilea PREFERENCE SHARES. Load. and N. Weak, Shrowsb. and Widehrol, 89/ sod. North &stein 4i per conk redeemably 99 8:d. North Eaters, York H. sod S. Punch, 10 . North Eastern, Stork. sod Der]. B 6 per omit., 8211 id. South Doves Annuities, 10e , 101 xd. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp sad RottardspAs, 101. West Flmulows, 71. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. unmoor. Berg 4.-100se tray : Great Western, 6717 1- Lancsalik• and Ifeekeffirls. 1191-7eadea and North Western, im 111 f vl.-Msacheeter. Sheffietd. and Lincolashlre, 58- Iggro9oiltsn, 138 1 1 9 81-South Zutern. 811 1-Loudon and N o sh Western, St. listens A, 1061 xtL -North Stafford, Peet. No. 2, 1071-Buff do and Lake Huron, 40-16- Grand Trunk of Caserta. 18)-Orest Weaken of Caned% 121 1146 13-10-Erte ggg 6-United Steassalle Beads, 401 6-Datch /Cheetah, 71 p.- Great Limembeerg shares, 18 111-16--gpsnish Passives. 391- Alliance Hank of Leedou and larorpool (Jaunted), 71 81 8 p. -Woods Basting Company (Limbed'. p er -sgereaseg. asd Exchange Bank (Limited;, 41 d.-Loyal 7 per Cent., 116-Mar eaoGle Marine 'Limited), 7.18 d.-Qasenbsenrance, t pp. Thames and Mersey Manse (Lterded), 615-U p.-Tfalon 11.0fte. 1610 p. -Atlantic Telegraph 8 per Oust, 346-Ltverpoot United= 2(41 1,1-Betsey Steel and lron ;Wlted), xd d.-N Kona (Limped), 6 d.-Wed India and Pacific Steam, i 61. 31.42.CN1M 11 , BUT 4.-A guest market and prices Bras. AllisoLa Bank (United), 7. rg ia .g and Co . (Lisrikko. Ild.--Grest Luxembourg. 1611-Orese Northers A, 1-Gread Trunk of Wad; 19-ffireatilf einem (Weida. 12 1116-Great Western, 01 7 _-Oeusersl Cued t I Wafted), 11 6 2k-Tilloals Central, 79-LffieWe awl Yorkshire, 1191 20 I Load= and North Weems. 120 11-11saelieder, ilk sail Ltheolosnirs, 671 1 1.-Metropoliten, 138 1 1-Ditto New Extension, 1 1348 p.-Midland . 1271 8 1 -Ditto New, 1 p. - New York and Erie, 631-North British, 621 -North Eastern 13erwicka", lift-South Eastern, 811 11 1 1--Uvion Beak. 61 p.-New Granada, 121 13-84. Bekaa, A., 195 1. , 84 67 S 1 . Ms 2 Li par 6 2 chi! 64 awl ▪ II pm, idis pr' 4 6as Par 6 • 6 d d b II 16 - 11 510151 111 411.:d $4 40 114 D 7 114 117 1 515 par 6 411 1 dis per 4 SOU 4 6411 I 1141,1 1 01451 126 181 1+ tidla .Per I ap... i 6 414 8 Ow 11 81 2 44 11 71 , 22 26 2,1301 1 Olds 1 Ip.. 161 161 16 11 dls 11 fpm Idl4 par 0 4 dis 11 11e44 11 112 41 —die 111 121 64_ 6 . 1 s ! iar b dl. Pas i I 2i 8 Bi.#B, IS Si 12 9 Bls JIMMY ILIRKEZ-MBIS DAY). Two demow. The transactions in the stook markets to-day are not numerous, but the tone continues favourable. Consols are in renewed request, and have advanced per cent. Some of the British railway stocks have also improved, and bank and finance shares remain firm. Foreign securities, however, are less inquired for. The government broker has resumed his purchases for the sinking fund, the amount taken to-day being 10,0001. New Three per Ceuta. The applications for discount continue limited, owing partly to an impression that the Bank rate will soon be reduced. The quotation for good paper is 31 to per cent., with exceptional trans actions at 3t The charge in the Stock Exchange for short loans is 2} to 3 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele- 90 ; " lost 1001 111 xd 8 1 i id IST} 2sii 1 oTi gram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 69fr. 30c., showing a rise 1 per cent. Consols are now quoted 90 to 1, both for money and the account (Sept. 7). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 901 ; ditto for account, 901, 90 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 1, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 88f, 1,1, ex div. ; Annuities, 1885, 13k, ex div. ; Bask Stock, 250 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, ; and Exchequer Bills, 2s. din. Foreign stocks are not quite so strong. Con federate Bonds bare declined per cent., and Greek and Mexican 1. Turkish Consolideis have im proved 1, and Egyptian and Italian show firmness. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz.: —Greek, 211 to ; Turkish Consolidds, 481 to 49; Spanish Passive, 30 tot; ditto Certificates. 141 to 15 ; Confederate, 61 to 71 ; and Mexican, 24# to #. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Foar-and-a-Half per Cents., 781 ; Egyptian, 901; ditto 1864, 96k ; Greek for account, 211, 1 ; 1861, for account, 65 ; Mexican, for account, 241, 1 ; New Granada, 121; Portuguese, 1856, &c., for account, 47a ; Russian, 1859, 571 ; ditto, 1862, 931 ; Sardinian, for account, 751 ; Spanish, for account, 471 ; ditto Passive, for account, 30, 1 ; ditto, Cer tificates, 141 ; Turkish, 1858, 1001. Bonds, 73 ;.Jitto 1862, 741; ditto for account, 74k, 3 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 751, b ; ditto 1863, 703 ; ditto 1865, 431,1; ditto ecrlp, 61 die. ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, id —id 121 20e -41 s 39. Atlantic and Great Western Railway debentures and Erie shares are firmer—the former at 804 to 87, and latter at 534 to 54. United States 5-20 bonds are quoted 681 to 691 ; and Illinois Railway shares, 781 to 79. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 11 to 2 prem., ex dir. ; London Financial, 81 to 1 prem., ei div. ; Imperial Mercantile, 11 to 2 prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England, 31 to it prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 154 to 164 ; and Overend, Gurney, and Co., 31 to 1 prem. About 38,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank yes terday, being a portion of the 130,5001. in gold by the West India packet, and the rest is expected to be sent in during the next few days, together with the 102,0001. by the Sussex, the arrival of which from Melbourne is just reported. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have appointed special settling days in the shares of the following companies :—London and Brazilian Bank (Limited), new 201. shares, Frida Se y, pt. 8 ; Ceylon Company A shares, ThuneLv, Sept. 14. Both are to be marked in the official list. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,9951. over last year. IThe prospectus of the Transatlantic Steam Ship Company (Limited) is issued. This undertaking is formed at Southampton, with a view to establish a line of first-class steam ships between that port and New Fork. Screw steamers of 3,500 to 4,000 tons burthen are to be employed, and the service is to be fortnightly. Directors of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, London and South Western Railway Company, Southampton Dock Company, and Hampshire Banking Company, com pose the board, and it is stated that of the first issue of 500,000/. capital—consisting of 10,000 shares of 50/. each—one half has already been sub scribed by the shareholders in those ludertakings. Another new undertaking is the London Barge. building and Lighterage Company (Limited), which proposes to raises capital of 100,0001., in 5,000 shares of 201. each. The object is to "construct barges and suitable craft for letting on hire, and for carrying on an analogous business to that which is at present undertaken by individual lightermen." It is mentioned that "the services of experienced men connected with this business" have been secured. The prospectus of the Birkenhead Amalgamated Brewery Company (Limited) is also in circulation. This company has been formed to purchase two of the largest private breweries in Cheshire, known as the Argyle and the Anchor, which have been established more than twenty years. The purchase money of the two properties. with goodwill, Ac., is to be 225,0001., of which 3,000 shares are to be taken as 101. paid. Partners in the firms to be amalgamated join the board The company's ca pital is 300,0001., in 15,000 glares of 201. each, and it is mentioned that " a large proportion is already subscribed." The directors of the Varna Railway Company have notified that six mouths' interest, at the rate of 81. 6a. 81. per cent per annum, in accordance with the terms of the prospectus, being 2s. 6d. on the shares on which 51. has been paid, including the call of 21. per share due Ist September inst., and 10a. on the shares paid in full, becomes payable on the 17th Mat. An extraordinary meeting of the West India and Pacific Steam Ship Company (Limited) is convened for the 11th inst., " fo: the purpose of confirming a certain new agreement, approved of by the board of directors, with the managers of the company." The adjourned meeting of the British and South American Steam Navigation Company (Limited) is to be held on the 13th inst. At the half-yearly meeting of the Lambeth bridge Company, held yesterday, the directors' report reonmmended a dividend at the rate of 5 per cent per annum, but it was agreed to adjourn for three weeks, with a view to an arrangement of the dispute between Mr. Davies, the lessee, and the company. Moron Symms. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 90 to g both for money and next Thursday's settlement, were first marked this morning 90, and, after standing at 90 "buyers," were finally offeeed at that figure. For the 10th October the last price was 94 to I. The official business report is as follows :—Three Cent. Consols, for money, 9 0 , g, 89 1 ; per for account, 90 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 41, ex di,. ; New Three per Cents., 88/, f, es div. ; Bank Stock, 250 ; India Stock, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1051, /, ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 102 ; ditto Five-aud-a- Half per Cent., 110. The India Five per Cent, stock was rather dull. Exchequer Bilk improved Is. to 25., closing at 2s. dia. to 2s. prem. 'Foreign stocks were firm, with a steady upward tendency. There was au advance of about I per ' cent. in Mexican, Greek, Grenadian, Spanish De ferred Three per Cents. and Passive, Venezuela Old Bonds, Anglo-Turkish, end Russian of 1862 ; lin Chilian Four-earlA-Blelf per Cents., and in Spanish Certificates. Italian stook was rather fiat, and Egyptian Bonds of the first isue were quoted winneiiiit lower. Bank therm are still ruing. An improvement of moderate extent took place to-day in many de scriptions, including Agra and Maatermui'4, Al liance, Bank of Queensland. Bank of Hindustan (new), Imperial Ottoman, Metropolitan and Pro vincial, Oriental, and Strode, Punjaub and Delhi. The shares of the Standard Bask of Africa sag ••, Barned's Banking Company, boweveronirs vestal rather lower. The demand for the shares of the financial MO panne continues. London Financial rose today 10e. • General Credit, 2e. 6d. to 65. ; Credit For i Mar and Mobilier, lls. 6d., ke. The closing Twin. ' tiona were is follows :—lnternational Financial, 14 to cum. ; General Credit, ir 2 prem., ex thy. ; don Financial, 14 to prem. ; Imps- • rial Idercsatile Credit, 1; to prem. ; Credit • Fanner and Mobilise, 3 7-16 to 9-16 prem. -7 National Discount shares were last quoted 10; * to prem. ; Joint Stook Discount, ;to dia.. being again higher ; Overend, Gurney, and Co., S 7-16 to 9.16 prem., being likewise better; Egyptian Trading, to 4 din. ; Ottoman Socidtei Gdndrslo, 24 to prem. ; Hudson's Bay, lb; to 164 ; Lion Brewery, to lt i prem. ; and Atlantic Telegraph Preference , 2; to . The shares of the Ceylon Company, as well as 'ty of London Real Property, City of Milan Improvements paid up, City of Moscow Gas, London and St. Katharine Dock, Financial Discount, Ocean Marine Insurance, and West India and Pacific Steam, were quoted better. English and Foreign Credit were heavy. The closing (but in some eases nominal) quota tions far shares In now naderkskinp are sub- Joined :—Metropolis Sewage, 114 to 124 prem. ; Marseilles Extension Railway and Land, par to 1 prem. ; Anglo-Greek Steam Navigation, 24 to 34 prem. ; Menai Park and Hotel, 4 to 14 prem. Nairn 1 Aberdeen Letth Ardroman..., Greencastle.. Valenti..... Cape ..tear.. Liwerpool 8ent..... . embefoet nrmoutis Weymouth. Portsmouth Loudon fonsmuth a. &W. N.W. lic;rlC : I Heligoland.. WEDNISDAT. B.E. to S.W., fresh to strong, nnsettlem. && W. to W./S.W., fresh, with some rain. Variable, moderate to &W., fresh. As next above. Law. Similar to above. Northern.Sestland. Weatern=lreland. Wales, and 'dia. cenclee Southern= En g land Channel and hay of Macey. leatern=Eaatward England and North Sea. eltutiAßLL ON Nu lllitia 11.10119DLY. Whir& S. to W., strong, squally, unsettled. B.W. to N.W , fresh to strong, showers. WIISTIPMZ. SOUTERII. As next above. M. RINILIN ON DOxissifc SIRVANTS.—Writing to • contemporary cm the subject of domestic servants, Ruskin says :—" There are broadly two ways of making gad servants; the first, a mood. wholesome, thorough-going slavery—which was the heathen way, and no bad one neither, provided you understand that to make real 'slams' you must make yourself a real 'master' (which is not easy). The second is the Christian's way : ' whom delicately bringeth up his servant from a child, Mall have hies become his son at the lass: And as few people want their servants to become their sons, this is not a way to their liking. So that, *either Attic( courage or self-discipline enough on the one hand to make them selves nobly dominant after the heathen fashion, nor ten derness or pieties *sough to make themeeves nobly pro tective after the Chriatiao, the present public thinks to manufacture servants bodily out of powder and hay.stuflieg—mentally by early installation of Catechism and other mechaeloo-religions appliacom— sad aiwoomieally, as you helplessly suggest, by the law of supply and dowsed, with such results as we all see, and most of us more or less feel, awl shall feel daily more and more to our cost sad selfish sorrow. Sir, there is only one way to ham good servants ; that is, to be worthy of being well served. AU mature and all humanity will serve a good master, and rebel against an ignoble one. And there ie no surer test of the quality of • natio* than the quality of its eervanta, for they are their masters' shadows, wad dis tort their faults in a flattened mimicry. A wise nation will have philosophers in its servaata' hall ; • knavish nation will have knaves there ; and • kindly patent will hare friends there. Only let it be remembered that' kindness' moans, as with your child, so with your servant, not in dukenoe, but care." THS EPISCOPAL CHITRCHES I c ANERICA.—For some time past efforts have been made by some of the northern bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church to induce the southern bishop' to return to their sews in the Souse of Bishops at the coming general convention, to be held in Philadelphia in October, and rwestahlish the unity of the church. Bishop Elliott, of Georgia, the presi dent of the Roues of Bishops in the south, has written a letter iodinating the views of the church in that section. Be mays there is but one way in which the southern Mirch will return. Believing that they did right in following the !octanes of the south, they will never return to the northern church in the cipacity of prodigals suing for mercy and forgiveness, but if at the meeting of the Northern General Convention in October, a joint resolution is passed returning thanks for peso., and expressing a hope that it may lead to • reunion of the dioceses, sod appointing a committee of bishop', clergy, end laity, to meet a similar committee from the Southern Oonsail, which sits in November, with fall power to conclude an arrangement, there will be no difficulty. Wattop Elliott says very easy for you, si t tiug in the 'DMA of plenty, with everything flourishing about von ; with the world fawning upon you beams of success ; with a future scorning!, at bright as prosperity can make it, to wonder as our backward. seas in acknowledging 'bp blessings of seam and leuoion ; bat the ease is very different with us, whose homes am de solate, whose friends and relations and children ere saltily impoverished, whose amid order is totally subverted.whons future is dark and almost hopeless. Ido not mean to owe plain; we entered upon this struggle, which was inexprew able and forced upon us, after having counted the oast, but I should he aby to if I 011619 forward with any smile upon my fees and said that I re/owed to it." The pees . pets at the :smith of the church (writes a Philadelphia oorrespoodent of the Timea)are very dim. The dislihoekas• section to the other is so peat that unless very onteilia - tory councils prevail the episcopal church will be divided, ;; as all others are in this country, excepting the Roman catholic. • i 1 4,517 4 111 U 1 21 2 . 1 2 I 1 el t 1 ORDINARY BHA= AND MOIL liiiii I. IN I a 4 io 1 if 10 is to toe in P. i iii 4 WO 0. 100 i _io 1 — 4 N. IN all !I. IN Debbi and Barter.... Cambrian Oak and Bandon Oorowsil Do. • A nadir. D. B J p. o.lapaidlo B. D.iblio and Br Jauc buidos.Par.A.AtAtik.7. Bad London &zip Cara Do. anon S. VI IMAM Br tern Ord. IS . Da. L nod. Mh., No. I Dena Nceitiordorriand Dad J • ma. no dir. us. Do.llll6ip.t.iageldb Ot Smith 6 West. (Ire ) Oran Woken Do. Skser raLOsi.lti Do. Boni? Wank : D 7. 17.17ki*-76iii.01 it D - 7). Da Do. Lancadtbs • Taloalet Loudock sod Disekwall Leo.. DnaMg t &Comm Loodoe.Otiatko.a Dov Do. histAtini.A.p.o. Lomas._Nona WIII4II LoottardieouthWedern Liaageds Metropolitsit I Do. II Do. Latoodoa Metro. D 44 (Pro. Sortp Do, do. 40. Indlead _ _ _ Do. 01l Mum... 10d nal Du Idle.,PattuDaal x. imitern—Barirlak Do. G. N. I. Paso— no. De. Melia' Dw l!tosli...lDajetlag Do, 173: North London LW. do.. :Was North alaffordaldre N. a fl. Western Jaw Inoottlah Owing loofah& N.C. Aber..M Soottaa Shrepohlr• Union / Booth Devon lbath Imam .. Nana, aroldnitusaaa ts' Vela Do. 0 ...... .. Va. of Noah Wa'erloo B ,W haohalli Was% Cornwall SILITUIR LWATIT. - , &Wailed; rlt. lawramosi Bore-Mr. a o.ln.g.fp.c. - - I ititinW --- I !Iktbilo I LA* Hugo all Do. Malmo* 1* Dad.. Noma* Godorldt 6 t CT root 106 OiL as Lllsolana6p.c 10l Oapo T. • DookOp. g. all Daasoraia7 p.o.por.prol NO 'Bask Dalopl in. 6 of • 100 'loot Indian gm. 6 do 15 I Do. J iziaaokas 100 I Wand Trask of vaaada all v. M. K..60.ct all Do. LS prat Benda all Do. do. daterrod all Do. tad and Bondi all Do. do. diderrod all Do Ird prod Wool all Do. do. deterred all Do. Mb pad. nook . all Do. do. deterred 100 Groat IDA.- -.A Indian reutikauli Pa trua per cent. Do. Now do. of India,. 6 D. at Do 41 par *col ii. lili It. 100 It, 100 I 01 D %Veatorn of Caudal Do. Now Do.dp. a. Mu m.lOl 00.14 do. do. 1117-8 Indian Pesach. I.lads d ktodros gam. 6 p. oast aio. Do. .ado.— I . 1111. b Meth Do . Oorp. 6 psi e. ad i Moth. and Hobson's Day N. liotiNa.dp.e.lotp.ll. Bolds. cm 6 re "" D o. Do. do. do Do. Psofa6o do Do. Woo tKlloi do. ii -ii 69 61 JOINT STOCK BANKS. 60 I I 1 ds's & Magermage(L. +199 60Mmon AillaielonAllvorpooll 110 Do. based et ID pm I j IS I Anglo Anertsa 60 quigio Egyptian (Lim.) 60 'Anglo When (Limited) 20 AsiatioßanlLCor.oords 611 'Auetralada 60 Do. New 20 BankotlidlieMAMMlks 26 :num of lams .100 Bank of Loudon 20 .Bank of ()Ulm (Walled) 100 • Bask of Queensland 11. 00 'llankoSVictoriaottudrle 16 ;Bask ot New rosiaml 1 50 Bone ea Bank ;Limited 1 10 lissuilas&H/cloguera(L 60 llintleti & Calderulan (L 10 'British N. America 10 C. Bk. india,Asa., Onus ! 26 iQuirt. Mer.ot 1100 'Co( g Iglean.Comliaßooknk cd Canada j ul tsdia.ll"). 10 i Consoltdated Bonk (L ) 100 Osoltnestal lel I Do. New 60 Delhi and London 60 lamt L...0d0u 20 I MINIM ELollllllollLbal 26 Past'e's Joint Steck (L.) 20 Log. Scot & saL Chand. tl; 63 I , aronean BaoklUmited 60 Itingliali sod Swedish (L 01100 MadomObleattlap.(L) 01100 Do. Owed at s pos 01100 Do. New 0 100 Imperial Hank. Utitilacl O 20 linpitia O Li . lowan. O 26 1 Do. New O SO 'Lend WAAL: India (.14 O 60 .1.-m.8.r.0f Mexico, _tte.(L 10 100 Leo. Bank elleotland(L ▪ 100 Loodos and &milts& 10 WO .Lou.S.Arreela-Ploto‘L 126 Do. New. W. at it pea 01 10 'Los. Ch. Bank ef AnatrL 60 'London and County 0, 60 Lawton John Mock NI sco !London& Booth SOW& 101100 ILoo. a. Woolens %Ms /0i JO I Do. do. New _ Pa, 60 ,Loodong Venezuela (L ) o'loo 'Lea. & WoMminater /0100 Merchant fisok.Urs.) 10 SO 'Mercantile & Brelms(L. .0100 WOG. & Prow. Book (L. 56 200 : Do. de. 0000 lial fissi dland Bask ( o Um.) 0.200 onal of Livrpool DO 103 1 11.1%.. at Busload 00 20 i Do. Tod and Ord Imo 001 SO Igatloael Bank 10501 SO I . Do. Now 17,000 ID Mow Soak Wolin 00,000 10 Now Zealand (Waned,' 60.00 u SO North Western 00 Ouol IS 'Oriental Doak Carpools *O,OOO l SO 1 Prowls. baoiciatOorp.(l ~.idui 14 DI. do. 10, , 04;100 :Proviso. of Deland 10,040 10 , Do. do w 0,„6001 SO flokodo.edal„! Della t,L 10,300 If loath Amstrad& 17,'d1' 000 Dead. ol B. 0. Atrke i to,oooi NW Do. 0.. laMega' o.),000. OS Oaks et kowleolla 10."0011011 17010 a di Irolowil cum), "oxt 1 woad Load= 1 6 6) se 14410! 74 78 46es 0•2‘ 7 i 1 0 16 1 par lipm, 6 6 Seas Inl trm 76 77 74 76 634 244 i - a" 30 113 116 1 dis 6i 4141. U 48 ii - 7 I id lo i9m . 1 Oidis 3 2 did id 45 67 2d Si 69 61 103 146 61 13 17 - 6 a -e a a 1 Pm a dla 1 * 4)5 9:16 21i I 4 zd ▪ 21 ba db a die 11 dis V yas diPm 2 27 ldla par 1▪ dla 2i 2 41 01 13 17 pm *6 44 0•A , Stsg 77 79 48 50 1111/f Idli 4pes 7 5 ai •6 97 $ 3 6 1,114 Pm • Tdb 4 Edo 24 1 *db • 7m. .40 42 Nial NI 63_ 16_ __ II itt S 4 ! AY 54 1,13 S 2 416 33 36 11 D d L I 6 66 66 Si 4 WD 66 66 Is. I OIL Duswttraz Pd f OL Tirlra N ise I =lll. SI 42441a.,4p.0.J01eathi1 GAON, U. G. Waist p. et., Jao. &Jay.— 100 `ll.OOO St. LoseAYL4p.e.Jaa&ll/1100 114 , 001 OS Los,Brtgb.4p.e.Jao&lly 10000 Inett - Zi St L&S.W.4p.e.laa.etJaly,lo* 214.680 Si I Do. Si p.e../on.ltJuly'loo 7110 St- L&ll.l2.,4p.e.JaaAJuly St. 111dIsod,4p.o.las.&Joly i lro) St N. &Slab. S. P.& D. 8., D . et., Feb. & Am... 1100 'lO6 110 62,431 St. N.Soten..4p.c.Joaa&Julyilte) beas.N. ir...4p.c.Asagoot. I 100 M 101 *6 08 Ile 08 08 08 IS 118 11111 MI i== Fri4 , T - al ii .01101100 ,000 10 ~ 000 110 41 I 111 15 lUV 1/1 I id 61 1 1C 1 14 6 2' xd 5.)V I 1 14 II LOSS 11 IS( Ni I r Est i iog i 1 t I , UN N! MINER.-(THI8 DA YJ Two o'Otooz. The mining market is quiet to•day„ and prices generally areunchaliged. GreatTorsbares are quoted 35 to a ; East Lovell, 13 to j ; East Roiewarne, to a ; Chiverton, 8 to / ; West Chiverton, 71 to 73 ; Chivertoo Moor, 3to ; and Lady Bertha, to Us. Val Autigoria shares have declined, and Monks Aureoe are dull. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON ACORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) MaoelDo AID mrmemlamoem. rmaimurs.) (MN ODA OWN OONWISTONDINT.) 00111 ON. —Ms marMea mailisare very stress sad Me sales will probably Mot up 20,000 bales. Cosa.—Tbe marble& fairly &Mended. Wbeat only ia moderate request, and sellers sabealt be a imbue of lid. per metal on pmeels below Friday. Flour is dd. preemie Muer ; DO °lmage in tamely lodise corn lower, with fair Webber doles mixed 295. 9d. to 20/. Beam, oats, sad oatmeal, unaltered. 1111ROING-LANIL --MEM DAY.) SI:GAL—The masskst has opened with • very firm ap. parsec, at prices fully equal to last week's currency to • little above. The private sales Willi& crystallised Mauri tius at 375. fiLL The present 'took ia Lando* is now 104,000 tons, being • little above that of last year. Riidoed pieces are in active request, and ooromatid rather higher Prizes dried goods are also in good demsod, the better godlike it . Arm rotes, browo lumps being • little dearer. Corte.—Oeing to large parcels being declared for sals, the market privately le Wadies. The public sales are pro. grossing without material change, bat last week's prices are barely TEA. °l l P hli t utr'filt privately ceatintiee quiet. Rim. —The market is Inactive. Rice.—The demand is less active, but prices remain very • erm Brit - ca.—About 100 over of MOW' nines sold; wood pile 87r. to 88.. Popper mimesis, atoody. Sourrgrag.-.-Trro huodred Dago cold, refraction 4, of 230. Corrox matiorms to good worst, ot firm prima JUT/L.—Business is doiog at moody Om. TALLOW MARSIT.—(THIS DAY.) The mat ket is firm at the following qaceatioos :—Petere berg Y.C., on IM spot, DO.. 6311. to 455. 6d ; old, 455, 6d. Decembirr 4/s. 3.1. to 47a. 61.; January to Marob, 47a. 94.; SMITHFIELD HAY MARICET.-4THIB DAY.) Cnstiss James Easton reports trade a )sat d• priest :—Prime old clover, from 120 s. to 140 s. ; inferior ditto. 100 s. to 110.. ; rails* mellow hay. 110.. to 1235. ; inform ditto, 96.. to 106 s. ; straw, 36.. to 42.. BARNET CATTLE FAIR (THIS DAY). —Although many of the store cattle had bees sold the previous day, there were this morning large droves of stock remaining ea hand, bevies being very shy. A large motice was bald last evening at the Town-hall. Boot, F. IL Geathey, Esq., the high sheriff of the county, is the *hair, to sounder the beat mane to check the progress of the settle disease. A large member of cattle dealers frost all parts of the oonstry were present, card the secomets de tailed were alarming. The statements »deed precluded Salve eintooision in stcre stook at today's fur, and created a polo is Kock dealing. Ica many pasts of the oouotry the admiesion of the cattle into the local stock furthermostrkets is enapended, and the voices that there is as abandanoe of healthy cattle country districts, bet even the high and 'deuced prime obtainable wall not laxities them to drive cattle on the road, • oar bring them within 20 miles of the metropolis, for fear of contagion. Dolor sod stork owners seem of E 'iga sad that London is the hotbed of the cattle ue, dup to midday th e business was very • ited. Theo will be no cattle fair to-morrow, Is the horse fair there is a large show of animals, but not any first.elass horses. Prices range from 4 guineas up to 40 guineas, and there ie • brisk trade going on. There is so sheep fair worty of notice. COLLIERY DEMONSTRATION AT BAENSLEY.—Tes tarday (Monday) tie of the largest assemblages of miners ever held in Yorkshire took plies at Bainestey. From as early hour in the morning the streets were crowded, the whole of the pits in the distriet laving bees closed for the day, sad there were fully 7,000 person presset. Abed 12 o'clock a provision wo formed, width istooded fee early half • mile, sod the vast body, who were moos poied by eight bands, with a great display or Loge, bri nes, ha., proceeded to the grenade at Bee-htield, when • platform was erected. The chair was taken by Mr. J. Ilormsoesll, the secretary of the biome Aasoinatioe, she, is introducieg the pie:wading , , remarked on the loots& t ration of the society. After having paid more that 1,0001. to carry out the providous of the sot of parlismett relative to the weigh* of coal on the pit tanks, sod large sums for other objects, they had now a cash Folsom is the bank to the credit of the Barnsley district of 2,1101. The following evolutions wore adopted :—" That the operative miners of the Barnsley district are folly satietled of the ad. vantages of union to promotable their physical, social, end moral elevation, and therefore pledge themselves to support the rules end regolitions of the society, sod also to spread its principles in the districts ant jot in connexion with it. That this meetiog pledges itself to support the executive of the Miners' /national Association, arid also to assist is promoting the forthcoming parliamentary inquiry into the operations of the 'nubile impolite. That the 'emotive of the National Aoiciation be reepectiolly requested to continue their efforts to oorreet end amend the veva* uesatiefactory working of the Minisg inspection the restoration of the been of labor, compessation fee injuries in rose of accident, orjost regulations Woo masters sod wavelets., sad the isiefficient marlin of the laspoction Act In posieL" MAEILAT DAT AT GALWAY.—Of all days hen fin went interesting is the &today or marts-day. Tio suburbs seed in their oositingents of strapping peesswt-leda, and pretty pesoot.lassies, and philosophiedoking rieskso, and musical, unwilling pigs, not altogether without asset. don of their aiming dom. It is wonderful to think from wholes all this life car 'ono You see he hamlets or *Olson sensed to extdaie ibis sadden tide-rise is the Low of life. As Itederick Dha whteiled ea the moostaie, and the heather bristled Sete armed ease, se, each Saturday before daybreak, Barter gives his bugle real, old peasant lad., and peasant bobs, and philosophic donkeys, end nor pigs risamsgieslly out of the *Beet, !deism land scape of cold, on, 'Woo. It wore sell worth year while to rise before the dews some moireaday, sad to take • stroll slog the sea-road towards Barna. You would be &poetised for breakfast by the delideue wait wiled blowing off the bay, end be pat into bawl humour by the sieguke • yemearams of character that would be pander before you Yon would see atoms of elrellessiama. pleueetfaced Paddies ;some driving dookey-worbk awl some driving. with more of &Meshy, a teltal of lert-heillel Oen If roe were in a social mood, and gave • salutation to the paw by, you would get is totem • cavil moor from *verve's of them. St. Pattie was a toilsome, u his name cotes. Be tootle of good noesera. Jobe sod Body have to isms sad borrow front brother Pet. Bat wit= Id a the latter derive his siquise iniuse?knieleserthes ars resessoble sod Octeremie hat wa s erostat for the chimney-bet end laii-oest 1 Aix Petrick ! Patrick I for yes at see time tisk a busy he the lift- if clothes of gentlefolk. Yoe would have eseaalted bolder for taste end sell-respect had you deck by poem Whims a your owe or of your Celtic forefather,. Brides, if yea • must hoe a coal. why ashes° article of drew, rkliselego enough in *IF, .aufesulloookr eidiculeas by a deal length of tad! Aed "if yu most wen a abiatosy4o, why sit upoi it hatitolly. or kick it into that mammas eleso • oboe and dedeaca of all shape and form? A pleseistie 4 sight, however, then *vat Abill gi pkorot-fae 44 , goini• costumed Paddies "eel( t& le if i r e woos. yousg and oldt li tertaog_y , thatlmatie4lo% tar. redieettioested Poidems. 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