The Express. — London, England, 1850-08-26 00:00:00

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TM *Ds os vil sights its i e erica Wb so ge ri l ssse bap is MY en ! , p r ,.. tbs top at tbs lisp C (elti sb boa s bee sp- i * r r::: . str-tabs H), ssilsioft sk miss I 1 , it has tbs omit ts aim Or liquor is ryas( hall; vim Ws tap is Wind of so Ewes sir as MD. JAMES BARLOW, 14, Wl m Willism- . - •. V' ..- F. n.liu.r. Establisbodydb. N.B..—Nsas set issistrs -• . • - - Tet with his name ..n I address. - • H testis a mew method of tapphar arks. warranted to • •wit. and ss wholleatle and retail hie AEA/ 1% - •. • !.;t fAP WM? (to aria the Mmlt " uuee(( method . ad. awl lona arta. the twit DS CLI . .VI:IFIfLUS AinnWOILILL ENJOYMENT & LIFE. routatka. end rational am et tlma• or.e : ker:y Bici...;—slpriret and litastaer ...X.: Li: Dutra, of Leaden—The Parka Leine, Fare= Writ Roads, rod cthu pleunat phient—Otrentry et.—Lcadon at Night—itreainti at lime— vele— Inara—Oa Eating, DriaLiag, 15leel.ng, Bathing. Lk, Sag, lea ilteayatll•, ba FLAGNIENIS bent the 11101INTAECIL 2 iota la. ae• ; by pat, Ifs .6. T TVA to the Lakm—llateat d Mdiaburst, Lamy of idr.arsey—lteonalmessso Is.es Dahl" M abee, sem editimyt u A " bd of ~ WHAT to LAT, awl AVOID. • That throe 00010 mon and los oar arm may run." a noon, RAMP 04 111.110 K 110111 (10fflet and ono) et me. :eednakel Keith rd tafrbled memlation, that hansom the y Le, be•es the man at plearae, halo" se study, and embitter, • ,te; inch table+ and rolls foe t h e dlot sad *pied nislolios M Om-reby Nea V.erwood. Tatersoneteow ; Mans, 32, Ofenhlll; Llrerlhq nort.momt . co &rot from Um author, 10„ Mon.*" 1,. graompou ••f..1.%1111LE iraLEHOLD4 be the City at LONDON, Leasehold :adore in Ilinbary, sal weit-srenrod Orouae.reat, letieseca. ;ill. PEYTON will 5%.1... 61... 1 .7 AUCTION, at ..1. °areaway% , Domini]. TO-11011.- n, upset 27, at 12, is Taer late, 0 'alembic FREEHOLD iIa:II , .UsEN be Nee 17 and li. PbUUp aM London-wad. a I .!vir:l24ow and asp, beau No. Se, Irlarbary-plare.north, Ptew : re-panty, mid a amp aed Premiere, be Crowstreet a t = . %L.et the City ran Lwton, arid a valuable and eligible csevistiag et improved and ired-woured Oroned4lets, .4 to a: , 5 les. per annum, 'mini oat of premise in °made. Daagtoa, the tact-rental of is opwsrds of £MOO per Tbe truants will allow the remises to be viewed, and par. ..re Wllly be °Maimed is. &pal:ea:Pm aa Messrs. fladepte, Yam, Jasbeses, Lases-etreet, atten.l; Mr. Crow, surveyor, 21, Moor : -41weety at Oarraware aed of Mr. Parton, 10, Cleolereoure, lAssotalwas-Fieido. PRIX= Ausilfs Brini.DAT.--This earthy Wog tta 41st anniversary of the birth of U.R.H.R.H Prism Albert, Ir.V.lstired in with the ringing of " peels" from t..t it (p . m, of the relate church - s in the metropllis, the rya +.l.ndird being hoisted at Somereet.lsoue, the Tower, h?.. a..eis.lieepital, Wool wiek-dockyard. Tilbery•fort, sad 5..,an.e5; as a.so on the steeples of several of the parish i.e noises vassals is the river exhibiting begs of . c. hoc the union jaek being hoisted mast high. At ems ci Jesse fisjoW wen fired from S. James's-park, Wed •. and ILlarrlott and in the evening the houses of the tradesmen of his royal highness will be illeminate4. - - Iv,TAL Nowranae AGRICULTURAL Bocusi.—Tbs ett •eetiag of this society, which embraces the aunties r Banff, Kincardine, and But Fogfershire, took vite cn Thursday lest, at 'Aberdeen, and the display of oe the °Nation, ba th it to number sad quality, was rood. At the dioritr whisk, warthog to cue t.z. cloud tte roceediegs, his Orem the Duke of Rich tv.r.l presid,d, in in disclargion the duties of the chair L. • .•is oecteioe to urge, la wry imprenfive terms, the ins rraz:e of each associations to the agricultural interest DA; not only furni.htil standards of ercellecoe by wt.!. !Julien might &unlike the quality of their rupee te: rtleig, but they afforded landlords and tenants an oppor txt:•y of gusting each other on neutral grounds, end in tt • tiers eitatua; co-operation was indiepet•sable to their (mod. Ile pronounced the chow a most sucusefui ace. He oclared last be bad sought to benefit arrival tar showieg a good example himself as a fanner ; and v•Tessed I is belief that the but thing landlords could do Ist tier tenantry was to give that all due ea :...militia' • and, what wee awe than ell, that the !rr v • thould know hie brndlord personally, and not through •• niggard was melted with loud cheers. 1 : • -• - i•.•• proposed the health of the Earl of Aberdeen, who ws ;resist and eulogised Ms peaceful policy ea a foreign Amorg the other speeches delivered was one m Aiem m t owdee. who expressed his hope that the I:- :literal interest. by leers: std industry and skill, might ' • *.mtedne the depression under which it at present •1. Sir Jews E.phinstose took a similarly hopeful ' • f the farmer's pesspects, and sec enmended that greater • rn should be given in future to the manufacture of • food, sod that lees &meditate should be placed on riseeth of earn. Ti. cheap rate at which 'ceding stuffs . alw be purchased, he enntended, would enable the !.?.t .11 to adopt this nurse with profit to themselves. The • taco of the meeting appears to indicate that the mess of this great agricultural district do not despair of fia.unes. 1172 LANDS OP PARGILLIES, in Fifeshire, which u, tT rail arable, were exposed to ogle on Thursday last, by Ur. Stevenson, Ediaburph, and were wild, after many offers, v eitt...n a fraction of 32 years* ptirchue of the natal.— T ARTESIAN SALT SPRING AT KISSILNOEN. - the 12th instant, says • fetter from 4,, ratr, dreell the 17th inst. the carious spectacle was ...ed t' us of o eoNtrein o f water, four inches in dia. "•••• r stumpier with a prodigiom force out of the earth to •• • e rte. of laS feet from a depth of 1,8281, screaming out • :fateful palm-tree at its highest point, and firming 1 ' • est and most strikingjel•d'ems of this kind ever be " '••• 'Pa water, se elver se crystal, issues from the soil s •; • temperature of 66' Fahrenheit, charged with 31 per G' putt salt, at the rata of 100 cubic feet per minute. I , ..itn is had b-ea previously initiated into the scientihe isr• the operation through which • result not less •te then peolitable had been obtained; nr, who like 4 /.0, had had OtelaiOD*l opportunities of watching for the s.e,r. yams the patient and skilful n.mner in which • • slat borings have been conducted by the very able, Mr. Inspector Jcseph Knorr; or, who were aware • • .ts suleurateen atmoeptere of carbonic acid gas, acting e of GO ordinary atmospheres, was, is the present tie propelling power, the phenomenon before us af s tbilosophical gratilication. To the riot it seemed like •••••.. The whole e at of this great arti situ work, from heat to ".0 stn••unt to 80,000 luring (b,6661.). incladiag all the ••`•e pump., piper, sad pavilion to be etretod. It was vau 10 tl+.= shaft cif en old well, eaUrd the &hotshots, in .4,1t.t0 w tins., and during a period of 11 yeah, bOO .1., wire bored through the rock* the operation being interrupt. sad even suspended , • feeling of the n:cement. but in 1843 Inspector Joseph Knorr, arm& brtomating an ultimately ow:earful result, advised toreri.eni et to resume operations, which have never st..• iher. been laternspied, Milne by day or night, and are 04 0%1 to be somploteris key ~ ~, ~.~ i.S .•''l r 1 .r INTIILLIGENCE. THIB DAY. BOW-STRIZT. eqf sad 0.16.4. seemessenspn were Aaron with aitligllMS enema person la it anoodwed market. J. Crain a pellos unstable, Mink en neat 9 Venn w ettarin'y tint, kb Manna slim stdllW fa the pieinfire. *be nee Sink, einarealln •41Mattidess9a mein. L They wen miss nay INegamies. asA teak Gelt Onseedy. Mirky to .iraad immediately afterwards they • it ova dunk ante +llan, and honked him down, While upon the Fend they kicked him singely neat tim body. sad streak kin several seven blows newt the head. The beitee of the market fertaastely same is his smistenn and they were hen Inn hits astody. Ths Mode .said he saw the sesstable hinted by the pri mps, sad he took chug* of Gee They had not reseeded tar when 048 Waked 11 ital. ester* won the hip. an shun at the min mama he resolved • tromeadcas blow epee the left*, ham sent Penn hake Mr. Hall mind him if he knew whet amen Wm, end the Ines Noised that en of the witness amid identify the mes, eke be Whine wee in court. Mr. Hall nes directed the man to be pointed oat. and Chula Willer, • fruiterer, of Hanierfonnerker, stepped down and panted out a reereetably.dremed yang man, who was steadies in the body of the Man, apparently tie bolsi to the clurgm. The man waa woe coned and plaited in the dub with the other two rienses. Weller was them szaminut, sad said hi saw the instable senaltse sin Inas pit sing the other mils sun behind the bevel* ••••kiMeak Ufa .• vbolentt blow ipso thrijaw. Witness ambledihe beadle, sad G.ffstrark hiss. and eared him to have a lien on. Tao lam risme/ sho smack him ea the way to the statinboveo. The newly made priewur, C. Sutton, • oomposi...or, mid he did net know whit Mt wee charged wish. Weller wu eit.eallod, and said he was positive that Batton 1 wee the man that inanteel him and the beadle. Settee dented that trs was in Honierfordraarket. He was gai'm a stranger to the other prisoners. Ho bad comae into court this !morning to hear the cases. Mr. Hall asked him if he had any witnesses to call, and he said he had not; be wee so confused, he did ant know what he was to do. Mr. Hall said the chimes lad bass against all the phftess, and be should das them aMI $l., or one month's inawitontnest. ns prisoners were locked up in illeihnit, Sutton loudly protesting agaiost the proceedings, and 'Wag he was lase. ant of the charge. REPorrED Duni OF Lorts-PuroPrg.—This j forenoon, a report again reached London from Claremont, that the C oast de Neuilly, ex. King of the F r ench , died at an early hour this morning, at his residence. Oar in. a t Mr vi ': i s have failed to supply us with my ground for be- I this to to other than a rumour. HULL AND SELBY RAILWAT. —The baryearly mooting of this sempasy was held on Saturday, at HalL The report stated that the directors, being maxi sac to avoid any*. ground of difference erbium between this compsay and ties Turk and North Midland Railway Compute, had ' IMMeeed into negotiations Sot ascertaining and adjusting their claims. Towards providing for any payment which may be required to be made on this account, it is considered expo dient now to make some reserve, and the directors neon- • mend a dividend for the half-year of FL 7s upon the whole ' or Sit. shares, and 11. 30. Gd. upon the half or 261. shares; ' such dividend, and also the hall-year's interest at the rate of I 6 per cent. per annum on the quarter Mans (subject in each , CIA to the deduction of the income-tax), to be payable at • the bankers of the company. The set amount of the dividends, after deducting the income-tax, will be 27,3771., leaving 1,4111. in hand. After some discussion the report ' was adopted. ACCIDENT AT THE BRICKLAYERS'-ARMS STATION. —Testerdiy the officers and invents of the South• Easters • Railway Company, who so narrowly escaped daring the late • accident, attended divine service in St. nlaty's Church, Old ' Kest-road, for the purpose of ntorning thanks for their de liverance. A collection amounting to wisely 101. was made at the conclusion of the service for the widow rod child of the demand Patrick Hayes. ACTION AGAINST • NUNNERT.—At the Galway Record Court, a few days ago, the ems of " M'Dannell o White " was tried. The action was brought by the adminis trator of Mrs. Eliza M'Donnell, to recover the gam of 600/. given by her to the listen of mercy in the town of Galway. , Fire circumstaacee were those:—ln March, 1846, Miss Harriett M'Donnell, the daughter of Mrs. M'Donnell, being desirous of bee using a nun of the order of the Sisters of Mercy, her sister, Mn. Ireland, at the request of Mrs. M'Donnell. called at the Convent of Mercy to Sag sire as to the terms of the convent, and to settle with the nuns, Mrs. White, the mother obtuse, anted that it was abes:ute'y t e notary that Miss M'Doosull should spend six months as a postulant in the convent previous to her reception as • nervier, and that after the ceremony of her reception had taken place she shou'd pus two years as a novice in the convent before she could be professed ; she added that they could not on say account shorten the tints of her pr., fession, and that it coul4 not be done without a dispensation from the Pup, ; they agreed to take the sum of 5001. from Mrs. M D3OllOll for her daughter, and that it should be left in the hands of her brother in-law, Mr. Ireland, until after her profession, and that is the meanwhile they would tenive the interest for her support. In the month of May, 1816, the Rev. Peter Dolly called on Mr. Ireland, and told him it would be of great service to the nuns if the family would give the money at once, as they were going to invest some money on very [avowable terms. Mrs. Par Donnell agreed to give them the mosey on their usdertakirg to return it, in eau either her daughter should wish to leave the convent bAore the regulir time of her profession, as stated by themselves, or in cae, of her death before then. They agreed to give the strongest guarantee to that effect, and Mn. White entered into the following weeniest : Madans,—Tou here handed to the Rev. Peter Daily, on behalf of the Sisters of Mercy, Sea merlins, the sun agreed to be received for your daughter, Harriet MlDounell, on her being professed a non is this community, which sum we engage to return to you, foe of Interest, should either the nun' or your dm:udder chance their minds tulle as period of her said profession wires, or in the event of her demo before then. AMELIA wcirE. Me. Rllm IVDcurelL Ice the month of August, 1847, Miss hi'Donnell took a malig nant f.ver. After all hopes of recovery were over the nuns had her professed a nun. They gave no notice to her family of her illness until she was past recovery. They now c' n tended that as she was professed on her dying bed, they had complied with the terms of the agreement, The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff for the sum claimed. THE HUNGARIAN HElLELo—Morita Perm/, whose military bravery and patriotic seal have entitled him to share the exile of Kam* and asthyany, has recently addressed to his friend Steely, in Paris, a letter in which the fol lowing passage occurs: "Our lot is here (at Kiutachia) pretty much the same as at Shomla. We are strictly guarded, but at the same time treated honour •bly and wi h respect. Our hopes ebb and flow according as favourable or adverse reports arrive. While I write, it is spring tide, fur we have a prospect of soon joining you. Sometimes in the bitterness of my heart I pray for a deluge that should sweep away the degenerate lying civil.sation of Europe, and more than ones I have said with our honoured Lamartine," RCveille-roue, grand dices : parte et change lc monde, Fab mimed» as meant to parole female, II est temps! leve4Ml Tire de ce lung rt , ;:os, Tire us anus unties de oet suite chaos. DRINKING BRANDT FORA WAGER.—This morning, about five o'clock, a your, sun on the establishment of Mr. Honks, nimble dealer, of King William-street, Charing mom, died, under the following circumstances :—lt appears that the deceased last night agreed with some companions, for a trifling wager, to dunk a pint of brandy and then walk to London-bridge. It is believed that he accomplished the wager, and was then conveyed home, where he remained is a state of stupor till the hour above-mentioned this morning, When he died. The necessary information bag been for . warded to the coroner for an inquest on the b re'y to-morrow. SUICIDE. —Yesterday afternoon a party of labour ing nen and their wives, all mon or less intoxicated, were returning from Battene 1, where they bad been spending the afternoon, when, off the houses of parliament, a Mrs. Said brook, who had connived that so improper intimscy had taken place between a female of the party and her husband, in • (may of jealousy threw herself overboard. Mr. Shad brook, though unable to swim, leaped in to save his wife; the unfortunate woman, however, who was very . drut k, was not seen to flail again, and her husband was with difficulty dragged into the boat. The body was not recovered. SUICIDE OF A CHARTIST LZADER.—John Warden, for many years a Caartist leader in Lancashire, and who was tried at Liverpool a few years ago, with a number of others, but acquitted, committed suicide on Monday week by cutting his throat. Th t incision, however, was not so dap but that he lingered until Monday last, when he died. His life of late had bees one continued scene of =Morten,. Father, mother, brother, wife, sod child--all followed each other in rapid encomia' to the grave; and, at lest, the sole survivor boards to wear the aspect of a dejected and pining being, until at argth,findiog that he was somewhat deficient in his accounts with his employer, a card-cutter for jacquards, whose books to kept, he put as end to his existence. FIRES. —Yesterday s fire broke out, at a quarter past 8 o'clock, in the patent desiccating washy, 10, O'bornr , street, Whit/chapel. When discovered, the wood casing in . the Whist department, as well as the roof, were (eland io flames. The engines of the London brigade promptly but not until eon- attended, mad the fire was extinguished, I siderable damage was done. The second fire occurred in the oil, colour, and Italian warehouse, inloogieg to Mr. A. H. i Leather, 229, Higia-stroot, Shaderefl. From the fact of toe I premises being stored with oils, turpentine, gunpowder, and ; other inflammable articles, a serious conflagration was ex pected. The engines of the London brigade and West of • • Ragland Company were remarkably early In arriving, and I as aeon ea the finites were somewhat got under, the powder r was removed into the asset, and the firs shortly afterwards was extinguished, bat gnat damage was done to the stook in mob sad praniom LONDON,: Tiiii*DAY IiVINING,..., 340113 r XARKEr. SAIRIIDAT EVIIMMIL The dewed be nem seatinnes salve, and has ezperiessed se Shatithset duos oar last weekly no• tins The sigly, hewrs', fsßy equal to the &- masa, sad osnesquetly the retie have undergone no =sage, softy bdat readily taken on sell at 9 per met., and dimmest el first rats piper bang done at 21 1 per amt. On theme term, *kith,lee the poem; may be regarded an the mbdunessot good deal of bad ness has been dens &iris( the week, and the market ie Arm at those rates. The Bank of England rause for the week ending the 17th lastest, published is this evaWs (Saturday's) Byron exhibit those thugs.indicative Oa dammed for money which we prepostleated woad be the ease; the private deg peens have decreased 146,4681., and the private seem ntise in the banking departawat have inereassd 438,3634, showier, on the ose hand, the amount of accommodation afforded by the Bank chiefly of a com mercial character, and on the other, the aggregate amount taken fro m; the Bank by the public. The deposits on account of the exchequer had increased 977,9031. and the unemployed feuds in the wafers of the Bank have increased 374,0001. The following are the extreme prioes et which Consols and Exchequer Bills were transacted each day daring the week: _ _ illitiaft lama* IMsdri Prim. i Pries. Moeday—OWSols far mew. Jou For scommt eitsptil)... N Thesday Forte, .. 96 :I to Far sma.t to Wsdneeday For mosey .... roc aroma ... ... Te! t. Thursday For mammy .... . 96 96 96 M For soment Friday For maw NJ to For arose Saturday For maw, N to For menet Zzaita o 7 o ■lll4. This weak. list weak boys lilibest. Lowest. litibsat. breve. Monday Ns. pa. ... —a. pet.... 69a pm. ... Oda. pea. Tuesday —s. pm. ... din pm.... Ns. pm.... Ns. pm. Wednesday Thursday Find., 660. pm. ... 11,Za. pm. ... 675. pm... WW. pm. Saturday The amount of the precious metals exported from London daring the week ending Thursday lot, we learn from official sources, was 1,300 ounces, and 3,0001. sterling in gold, and no less than 926,120 ounces of silver, the quantity of this latter metal shipped to St. Petersburg being 813,120 ounces. The statement in detail is as follows:—Gold coin, to the Mauritius, 3,0001. ; to Monte Video, 1,300 minces. Silver coin, to Itottcrdam, 3,000 ounces; to Belgium, 16,000 ounces; to s'. Petersburg, 492,771 ounces. Silver bars, to Hamburg, 63,000 emcee; to Hotter dam,3o,oooounces ; to St. Petersburg, 320,349 ounces. The following table shows the amount of Bank notes authorised by law to be issued by the several Banks of Iss7e in Ireland, and the ge amount of notes in circulation, and of coin held by those banks during the four weeks ending Saturday, August 10 : Circulation Total Total authorised Average Average Name and . by amain- I amount Certificate. Bon. of Coin. / The Bank of Ireland 6,7161,428 1,441,125 703,03 The Provincial Rank of Ireland 927,607 569,116 292,963 The Belfmt Banking Company The Northern Banking Company 243,446 152,193 69,74' The 1.71.ter Balking Company TM Bahama Bank of IreWd - 761,737 527,093 165,062 The Carrick-cm-86k Notion al Bank of Ireland 24,054 7,332 3,948 The tlraimei National Bank of Ireland 66,426 23,540 MSS Total 6,631,363 4,076,253 1,423,319 4,0711.2531 1.423,319 The railway share market daring the atelier part of the week was fie, with a declining tendency in prices, bat since then the retrograde movement has been neutralised, and where a comparison with last week's rates shows any difference, it is, in nearly every case, in a favourable sense. This inereued firmness is in a great measure to be ascribed to the much more satisfactory character of the traffic re ceipts for the past week, the London and North Western, the Great Western, the South Eastern, the Lancashire and Yorkshire, and indeed the general railway traffic of the kingdom, show tog a considerable advance over the corre sponding week of last year. It appears from an analysis of the published returns that there is an increase of £38,856 in the aggregate amount re ceived, an increase in the mileage of 618 miles, and an increase of 11. ss. in the amount received per mile per week ; the total receipts on 5,884 miles, be ing 296,246/., or at the rate of 50/. se. per mile per week, whilst for the corresponding period of 1849 they were 237,3901. on 5,266 miles, or at the rate of 49/. per m.le per week. The Eastern Counties re turn attests the prejudicial influence exercised upon the company's interests by the present unfortunate dispute with the engine -drivers. The receipts show a decrease of about 9001., as compared with last year, being only 14,8271. against 15,7901., and this, too, notwithstanding the circumstance that the week's return ends on the 18th, so that the strike of the drivers could not have effezted the receipts to its full extent. This week is published the Great Northern return for five days of the new line of 76 miles just opened, and seven days of toe 143 miles previously open. The receipts are 4,6911., but this appears to have not quite come up to expectations, the shares having receded a little. Lon don and South Westerns have been very buoyant, and an advance of 31. 10s. per cent. has been established during the week. Great North of Englands have also risen 31.; Lancaster and Csrlisles, 11 ; Great Westerns, Leds and Bradford., Midlands, North British, and South Essterno, &c. The excep tions are Brightens and York and North Midlands, which, as compared with last Saturday, have receded 10s. and 15s. respectively. The following are the extreme prices at which business has been done in railway shares during the week : Highest Price. 50 Aberdeen 100 lirixtol xnd Exeter 50 Caledonian 50 Kentern Countier 51 Edlntntreft and Glutei, 24 Gnat Northern _ _ _ Lowed rrioe. 62" .... SI .... !'y 100 blest North el Emboli (es. die. 241 100 Great Wester by n [ex. die. 081 Il 25 eall and Sel 100 Laasashire and Yorkshire 39] SO Leeds and Brediard 94 100+4LawScour* Moskva 11st - 104)1 41 . 4,4 4 BeilMe. =MINI* 1 e i 100 Lcationand 7.. wfaMant . s -16/ 100 London amlSosili Wolin ( a. dlo. 64 160 Midland ............ 333 3S Ditto, £5O abuts 100 NortAk 15 Nat'l ktritiA . 173 North Stullortkhire „. 6 131 South Eutcrn IS 33 York, Newmatle, and Berwick l4l 1 4 60 Tort and North Midland The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk (•) is placed, it is to be under stood that the share rate of dividend is less the income tax. It will be seen that in every cue we take the rate of dividend last declared as the basis of our calculation : MMus,: Cad. toil. & average Woe_ 961 pi/Wpm cmat.L3 2 2 Three par Cont. liadamd 97i It $ 1 9( If neanClA.Altlarter pff Costa. 99 to 3 5 71 PAW. ,Mick (div. 6 per cent. per sna.). 212 .. 3 IS 61 Italia Stook (dir. 01 per cent. pecan.) 267, S 18 5 Ilmelmm.r Mita (Im. 114. per day) 6Ba. pm. . 2 4 11 2:astern Cnanlles Mares 6 (11511-yearly • " • di., ir.. - per - alTor - iO - i., - soli - e - lioil - Ltai anger m.) . 6l u 34 0 Greatr-t eras XlOO oh. (41r. at the rate of 4 per em'. pot amt.) . tanceshire and Yorkshire tlOO Stock (dlr. at ths rate of Spa east per son.) Lodes is month Wasters* Stock (die at the rate of 4 per ore. per ann ) 63 is 4 15 41 London aid North Worrars• Stook (die at the rate or 5 per sent per ano.) 114 is 4 9 31 Midlands Stock (forthcoming div. at the rate of I!. 12.. per ct. per sm.) 43 n 1 16 Ili South Eastern* 341 shares (dia. at the tate ofd per sent per ann.) U r• 0 13 4 SI !17 TIIE LIVERPOOL Bouillon BANS.—A meeting of the shareholders is this beak wee held yesterday, es ohs o'clock, et she Clareedertreome, be seeorclasee with the deed of settlement, for t t hig c ree of essential to or direst icg from the resoluticn at the special meeting et the shareholders, held on 110 M ultimo, for Mitg AUGUST 20.,,M0. geolld d Shebat bytes d OW SW dares, aad der•geoedido le swish of th Wee e Attli dose et the dead of eI%E: rtgrararis a 7n 1.7= i ma tr h l b' g b: 1 1. ..7. dad tinge, geediege g A. INlr s . Ala. ItfelhlW_ the thettpAelled, resslced that the them Seeas sae wig to -the ha Wet the dill ie :Zd v a• 4 ink **MSS= to be wry demob Mar. Ur. Cam mod Ms of the het to be eatedibil be One at dm row dated that the ~r isl a er 'mewl wag ameleity to mama ,se •fgaw beetras of the beak, swam did the 110, sew thugs, fel 101 seek:le.lo ' , *di be Mend ea pao to the falmipsedes to {heelless wwwfdrely cry M e rl • INN that the rege m to the ameba of thins to be held by me Medd be ?s -pieled. TM .e w 1 'the of the nada- Lions ; Its. O. $ • • ,emosibal the motion, sae It was etegmed to the bedtime only occupying about Ilve simege—Liggrpool )141hery of Saturday. • EXORANGNIS AND STOOK ' S ABROAD. PAWN Aft. tti ltre Vow. I WOE* •0•1 1 14 121 . per Ores-- +I per tubas& co Limiest: Et work 1S Iso „ swalL t iaz rakeds... liestas. , Isesa Loan 11141 DD. D 0.1434 • 4 riliMo44llP•oBs•. Bank Sham —.. 43.15 THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. The English stock market is very quiet to-day, with only a limited number of dealers in attendance and very little business going forward, and prima lave not experienced even a fractional variation. (Insole have been steady all morning, and continue quoted at 96 1 . to # for money, and 96k for th e 11th September, being the closing rates of Saturday's market. The Three per Conte. Reduced mark 97 and; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. 99/ and 99. Exchequer Bills have been translated at 68s. and 66e. prem.; India Bond., at 88s. prem. The prices of the foreign stocks are nominally quoted the same as on Saturday, this description of intrtstment being entirely neglected, with the single exception of Spanish Actives, for which there is a goad demand at improving rates; business was last done in stock for time at is:. The entire badness up to the present hour is limited to: Brazilian Old Bonds, at 921. Milian Six per Cents , at 1031. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 961 and ; ditto Small, at 96/. Spanish Active Five per Cents. for the 30:h ins', at 181 and 2. SNOLUSU FUNDS:—Trur Dar. Rapt Ptork, 212; 131 3 per Ct. Coe. Are., BrPt 11. 9 0 3 i 3 per Ct. [ed. roam. tor 1 34r a r ec lJts. It 1 3 per.CL Con. Apia.. or Mir. 631. to 688. roast° 6 per Ct. Awaken Bon4e. 961 Ot. Belt. Beads. 90 ar. pa Cent.. 6 per CL DreallAn Ode.. 91 I Ditto Now, 9U Y 1 6 per CL Duane, Ayres, 6T 9 Ditto Chlllan 1145., 1914 Ditto Column. Def. ILIL, Columbian Equwtor PAIL. 3i j 3 per Ct. Denten 1614., rd sAr t. Dutch DU., 619 4 ter Ct. Dutch Cert... * N !MHOS. 1 per Ot. Grenada 8an.,17# 18# *IOWA Deferred Oda.. 4 # 6 par Ct. Mei. Ws., 191 6 per Ct. Parana., Itch. 612 I:anginas.° Oone., 33 4 3 per Vt. Kale We, 111 13 Ditto epanlab Ma, 161 # 3p per Ct. $16611111 Ma. — 11# . Deferral 118 a. Ditto Parise 1k1e..34 4 Ina Ct. Venezuela lam.. 34 6 Venezuela Deferred 8a5..12l 131 MINCINO-LANE.-THIS DAY. The pnbl!c sales declared for to-morrow consist of : Sugar : 150 hhds. Barbadoes ' 6,000 begs Mauritius, 6,600 bus Bengal, and 1,600 bags Pongee. Rice : 1,500 begs. Salt petre : 803 bags. Pepper: 6,500. The privet, contract markets appear study. Correa.—Gocd ordinary native Ceylon is fins, at 43.. to 431.61. __ • Corros inactive. Rica steady, but not active. Ou.s.—Seal, pale. 361. to 30!.104.; straw, 341. to 351.; brown and yellow, 321 to 334; sperm, 834. to 841. ; head minor, 921. to 91/. ; cod, 341. 10s. to 351.; South Sea, 331. to 3514 olive Oslipoli, 431.; Spanish and Sicily, 411. to 421.; palm, 21 1 1. to 294. ; cowl nut, 291. to 311. 10s.; seed, rape, pile, 371. ; Linseed, 321. 10s. to 321. 15s. Par Ameamt. Opals( MONA. Lbwast. Q_. w w . is w r . •, : .a . .. . ... H at 8416.11111 e; 9114811110. rid Naples Mates 96 Mow I lemma tcra 11112 722 TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. There is more demand for Tallow on the spas to-day, but prices cannot be said to have undergone any change. The resent quotations of :he market are as : —Town Tallow, 35s nett ; Petersburg Y.C. on,the spot, 361. 3i. to 3744.; October to December, 364.91. to 375.; October to D_cember, separate m3nths, 375. 61. OF TALLOW.—(Ten DAT.) I 18411. 1 1849. 1 1550. Moak this day Delivery last week Do. Iwo Ist huts Arrival trays& Do. from lat ions Prise Y. C. this day per cwt , De. Tows 13,70 2,9 , 2 1e,3311 1,8311 24,510 44'. 9d. 475. ed. 23,348 24.283 1,301 1,788 14,161 14,919 1,614 374 14,267 13,393 894. Od. 884.88. 40s. Od. 38$. Vd. Prism &sin advertised for tha week.—Tuesday, August 27, 150 tons Cochin Cocoa nut Oil, 160 tons ditto wrecked; Wednesday, August 23, 17 puns. Pelin Oil, „15 cask, Cocas-nut Oil ; Thursday, August 29, 30 pipes COCOA out O l; Friday, August 30, 60 casks Austrelan Trllow. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. Our market was fairly . supplied this morning with Ens lisk Wheat by land•camsee samples from Eve: and Kent, consisting almost entirely of samples of the new crop, the quality and condition of which proved much better than had been generally expected. The best rune were readily du b .e 4 of at fully last week's quotations. Secondary and ink. ti r were les easily sold, and a portirn of the supply re nt •...ted on band at en advanced hour. The arrivals of Wheat from abroad during the past week exceeded 20,0 0 qrs., which, in the absence of all speculation is ample to meet the demands of our millers, wto continue I t) act with extreme caution, and are enabled to supply them. seats without paying any advance in price. Barley was in fair request for grinding and distilling pur pos.s, at former rates. The receipts of foreign Oats have been more moderate than of late, and there was a steady sale to dealers and con. sumer@ at the amine quotations of last week. Beans and Peas scarce, and their value wee well sup ported. EREIISII. 81911ingeper Qr Maur. Fees: and Kest, red 42 tee 4 to 46... whits 43 to 46 to 48 Norfolk and etffolk. 42 to 44 co 43... do 42 to 44 to 4; Talavera lease or Sudoli Carob. iLin., red. to 42 co 46...whice..... to 44 to 48 22 to 24 ?AWAY, Feeding 19 to 21...tliettliag to 21 to 23 Malting. .. . Oart. English rind 13 to 17 to 184 to I)ltto . Poltods 1 . 112 to 19s 0 . d . ...p0tat0 20 to 22 . s fld Ferwl;ll t /total% feed 13 to 20s Od...pota to 30 to Us G 1 In/a/A a/ 90 , 11.4 FLOvi, Town-nude, delivered ZS to 33 Aloe household 32 to $4 Norfolk sad dofitik. 24 to 30...wk1te 3O to 32 FONI.ION. Wass; Midst° and lionigab;ri — ....4 . s:to 413...ffne Pomerania; _Rosen*, end !Edda. 42 Danish and Hamburg 37 Russian 36 to 39. Egyptian Danube and Odessa Oanadian to --Australian 48 to 80 48 to 44 40 to 44 —to— sB to 38 30 to 141 Gook Rooks Pootorniaa wad &Massa l3 to 10 Ihredloh and Danish nova. American, per bonol of 1911148. Caudillo ARRIVALB INTO LONDON PROM 19th AUG. TO 24th AUO. Qrs. English. IlecOok. Irish. Portiro. Molt Barley 11159 Wit l5O 12333 floor. 6015 s s ; 2294 barrels. Malt, 678 wt. BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY. Blesets. — PatteJlen and Smith report that the demand for fine 1848 and 1849 Hope continues good, but the supply of such is very limited; picking is not expected to be general for three weeks at the earlitst, and with a continuance if the present weather may be much longer delayed. Duty estimated at 200,0001,, with but few in favour. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. 14q ;len Male, 1.14. 3c1.; Tooifl44 Moor, 111.64 ; Walls End Haswell. 16e. 94.; 'Walls End Stewart's 151.8 d.; Walls End Tau, 151. Gd.--Ships at muket, 75. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The supply of Besets is large ; them is a fair demand for choice qualities; in a few instances 3.. 104 . Is leache d , but this to too muck to quote. The number of Sheep it about the same as of late • trade Is hardly to brisk ; however there is semely any Miami.* In pries. Lomb meets with a dull tale, at lower prices. Calves are plentiful, and on the average quotations are lower. From Germany and Holland we have NI Beams, 4,000 Sheep, and 216 Calves ; Scotland. 100 Besets, and 2,300 from the Northern aad Midland Counties. 1 tot 4000 of Abs. • O. •d. _ ,Por stow of Ilea • cl. a J. 4:aides's. Ilsritor6s.. 3 6 3 8 114 W Pus. Ss TP A Is. ft 4 0 4 1 I ...A Rott-hoeus_ ...... 3 4 3 6 1144 too : wools 0 0 0 0 404480 464141 SWIM— 1 83 1 Ito. do. dhow 2.ilsts .... ...... ...... 1 4 3 6 twee awl wooed teal* 0 0 0 0 No ......„ . .-- ..30 4 01 Do. de. Oboes -- . 3 3 neat De.. t Itilf.tre le 0 0 0 0I Launts . 14, m' e ' 1',,118.at mast. 4,134; Mint mei lambs.lambs.3loo : Oahe. 333: Room the Dolly Aims.) The amounts received front the mining districts idnoe our lut summary are on the whole encourag. big improvements have been reported in 'llnoroft (on Cireetalode), in Wellington, Csllingtoe, Trounce, Lewis, and South Tamar, and shares have been sought after in each. Advances in pries hare taken place in South Teague, Tiocroft, Tressayne,and Wellington. The standard is lower for copper Ont. Tie re mains about the same, and lead firmer, and a rise in pries anticipated. The transactions in sheen during the week have been rather beyond the average, and there is a great dispositiott among the public generally to invest in good dividend miner. The renewing will show the latest quotations. Devon Great Console, 2201. to 2251. South Tolima, 1371. 10s. to 1401. Treviskee, 2601. North Pool, 4001. Trelawney 8211. to 851. Mary Ann, 471. to 481. Tremayne, 131. to 131. Tincroft, 131. to 131. Bedford united, 411. Venton, 311. to 41. Do om's, 1301. Levant, 1601. 'Wheal Bassett, 3201. West beton, 1101. Tn pedal], 91. 10s. Wellington, 2711. to 30. East Crotty, 901. to 100. West Francis, 1411. to 15. Wheal E izabeth, 45'. to 47. East Rose, 6001. to 523. Comfort, 1101. East Tywarn hello; 91. Calliogton, 51. to 6. West Jewel, 211. to 21. Treleigh Console, 311. to 3. West Condon , 931. to 95 . East Crowndale, IL to f Hingstozi Downs, 311. to I. Alfred Console, 2011. to 271. Tre bane, 2211. to 23. h foreign shams the latest quotations are United Mexicans 41, Australian 11, St. John del Rey 154, Imperial Brazilian 51, National Brazilian 3, General Mining 124, Copiapo 41, Santiago 11;, Calve 31. The weekly ink of copper ores took place at Redruth on the 22nd, when 3,244 tons realised 19,2221. 10s.; avenge produce, 9„; ; standard, 911. 19s ; quantity of fine copper, 313 tone 12 cwt. ; average price per ton ore, 61. 2s. 6d. Standard of previous sale, 961. 9s. ; pro duoe, Among the mans felling, Devon Great Consols for 1,412 tore realised 8,8331. 2s. 6d. West Caradon, 316 tons, 2,438/. 181.; Mark Valley, 273 tons 7551.1 Fowey Console, 233 tone, 1,391/.118.6i.; Wheal Friendship, 208 tons, 1,33:3.145. 6d. ; Phccnix 165 tons, 1,6271. 13a; lielmbuib, 127 tons, 6721. 9s. 6d. ; Redford United, 119 tone, 7221.18 a. 61; Wheal Mary, 103 tone, 4141. lc od,; South Tolgus, 94 tone, 6341.105. ; Wheal Jewel, 57 Vine, 2291.8,. 6d.; Wheal Pink, 51 tone, 2461. ls. 6d. ; Ilingston Downs, 50 tons, 6961. Se. ; Wheal Unity Wood, 6 tons, 251. 16s. The next sale of ores will take place at Redrnth on the 29th, and consist of 2,386 tons. At Swansea the sale of foreign ores took place on the 22nd, and con sisted of 2,732 tons (1,871 foreign and 861 British) realising 40,700 L 1 ls. The following list will show the sums realised by the different mines : Tons. s. d. Cobs* 717 .... 9,214 13 6 Bearhave* 540 .... 3,813 10 0 Barre Bans 2bs .... 7,950 19 0 Ditto Chili Kepunde Kew au l6O .... 1,394 0 6 Cienfuegos ll5 .... 669 17 6 Lleinberris Lachman. 36 .... 279 18 0 G artnectyne Benno* ll .... 104 15 6 Knockraikon German Ors 4G .... 240 4 0 Union 42 351 2 6 Bellygequi Viso Sag 7 .... 15 18 6 Tots/ 2 732 £40,700 11 0 At the three monthly meeting of Providence mines, held on the 21st, a dividend of 61. per share was de clared. The acc3unts were—balance last meeting, 1,174/.145. ; sundrits,3l.3s. Tin ore sold, 2,8161.25. 2d. 3,9931. les. 2.1. ; d_b te, labour cos. - , May, June, and July, 1,592/. 10s. 7d. ; carriage, 561. les. sd. ; materials, 5471. 17s. id. ; lords dues, 125/. 10s. I Id. ; dividend paid in May, 8961., leaving balance in favour of adventurer, of 7751. 4s. 2d.—from which deduct dividend of 672/. leaves balance in band of 1031. 4s. 2d. At Wheal Mary Mine Ducting a call of is. 63. pa' share was made. A good discocery has been made at Mill Pool, and a 30 inch cylinder steam engine is to be erected. At the meeting a call of lf. per 256th share was made. The non-payment of a dividend at the meeting of Trepane has caused a little flitness in the shares. The ou'lay attendin4 the erection of the steam en gine, altering pit-work, Szc., greatly increased the cur rent expenses and prevented some of the underground works front being continued. In another month the mine will be in full operation again, and the expense saved of paying Trelawny for water. The reports from the Welsh lead mines during the week have been upon the whole of a favourable cha racter, and sincn tho late rains the works have pro ceeded without interruption. Lisburne mines con tinue their usual produce undiminished. Goginan mine is not: so floar:shing, but some workings on new ground are very promising for future returns. Cwmerfln, Cefn Bruno, and Blwch Consols are re ported to have improved, and of other mines there are also favourable reports. Wheal Friendship shows some slight improvement since last report. The 203 fathom level west of Bul ler's Shaft is producing a little more ore. The cross cuts in search of the branch or parallel lades are prc gressing favourably. The report from Cefu Bruno states that the lede in the Whim Shaft is four feet wide and of a very pro mising appearance, tow yielding two tons of lead ore per fathom. Lode in adit west is 2 feet wide, pro dacing stones of ore. The deep adit level is driven 25 fathoms, ground favourable. We learn from a correspondent at Adelaide, under date April 22, that the Barra Burrs mine is still pro ducing as well as ever, end paying dividends of 401. per annum on 3/. shares. Ihe Kapunda mine is also bringing in good incomes t, the few proprietors. None of the other mines have yet done anything in the way of dividends. We extract from the weekly circular of Mesire. Bateman and Von Dadebzen, Jun., metal brokers, the following remarks on the state of the metal market : Tin has again tithe, and the last price accepted fer 11 moo was 801., at which shout 1,500 slabs have been sold. The market clones firm, v.ith buyers at 801., and sellers at 811. We are without transactions in S rads, which are held at SOS to 82s. Ergli.h tin is very quiet. with very little doing. Ri fined English block 881., emmnn 83/. Copper in niortera•o mina: at the late reduction. B at selected, per ton, S2l. 10s. ; tough take, 791. 106. ; tile, 781. 101: Lcad is the tura firmer, but we are without transactions. English pig lead, 171. to 171. 10r.; Spanish in bond, 161. 10s. Svelter remains quiet, and but little doing—most is held at 161. 10s. ANECDOTE OF WORDSWORTII.—" Why, you Ste this wuz the way I canted to know Wadswuth" (the Leiters thus pronounce the latirewe's name), " si as I shan't ferceen alien in a hurry When 1 wuz gaud of the Whi:e haven mail," here he refreshed himself with a blast, " five years &gone and more, as we wuz a slappin' along, and just coming to a sharpish turn—you knows the earner nigh the bridge, two miles this :fie Etswiek—what should we see," here he put the horn to hi, mouth for another flourish, but his wile, with screwed-up eyes, snatched it out, "what should we see but sumthin' uncommon tall and grand, t soling aloe g a little pony shay, as cool es Mr.. der. I give you my word and honour, gentlemen," said he, turning round to us quite impressively, " I never had (Tea aloe but this once to tune up this bless"' barn as a warning, and bang me if I didn't mks it. ' Oh, Islrd, here's a smash,' said I ; and afore the words wuz out of my mouth, crash went the shay all to smitherine right through a dry well, and slap went the driver over auto • p'antation—arms out, and pus' coat a flying. We thought for ante 'twas all over with's; but presently he picked himself up uncommon tall ages, and szys he, I'll have thi4 matter thoroughly inves tigated.' With this he walked otf towards the public ' And Bill,' tail coach, to I, very d .wn like, for 'tw a s a bad bit of business, ' Who de think tint is ?' ' Well, who he't . , Jam r says I. ' Why, who but tho powit Wadewuth.' And now, gentlemen, salt he, turning round, when you nest ' goes to Keswick, just by the bridge, about two mile out, you'll see two yards of the wall down to this day, and that's where we spilt the petit !"—lieraley's Miscellany. [THREEPENCE, RAILWAYS. Few bargains have been to-day, and the market is vi being steadily supported for and Bradtbr& are looking t York and North Midland' 61. Sonth-Easterna have ith.But. ( cji: K 3 Am) I aguaran a jy ffekr., te and Malt" Do. annsranun nine.wohmerar vaney BrirSol mkt Snake enobinkbakallka-. Caledonian Do. SI/ Paikrinin .: Cheater alley sborl Do Pik Dublin and Belfast Juir... l 1 De. (Els E. k H.) .. Do. (34.108. ap.Ct.Pref. Easton Ooant ) ias 94 10 1 04 7 i 7 4 so 1 pa 27 29 23 26 9 e 9 4 lpm z it 1 1 1 OM 91 93 6 174 174 4 7 1 SI 1 9 0 1 32 .0 did 1 ti I 6 94 114 114 i I Pal Pm 47 me ex di,. 3 7 pm „ 2 14 2 34 134 II 6 91 ex 41 Do. New PreL ep.Ct Do. Ext. 3 p. Ct., No.l 1)0. do. No.! Do.N. Is East • per Ct Do. New (We astern E. UnitisC elate A tr. - Do. elme B. sad C * ditto Do. Scrip p. et.) set Unmeant* Do. New 4 Shires EdinFastEnete r Lincoinshhend uar.6 p.Ct burgh = .Yeoril. Miter lad Exmouth . Gnat Northern diente,A,Difeied Do. shares, /1, p. Ct. Do. per Cent. Pref GL Southard West.(lre ) Do. Lighths Greet North of EngleaL Iht. New Stu Do. New S3O .„ Do. New Ili „ 'Great Waders Do. New 11l .„ Ban end Selby Dorm es Lancaster and Ourate Do. Thirds Lancashire ma Mishit; 28 281 23 24 11 11 i 141 144 die 21 21 1 4 11 II ilia 29. 30 24t) 243 ex div 9 12! Se illi a 7i 7 Oda ... (. . 6 le .3 Pla 39 4 40 De. ( Do. Now g oo • p. Do. West itn.the Union Leeds and krad!ord , Leeds and Think . I Do. Prat. 6p. Ct. No. I Do. Do. No. 2 Do. Do. Do. Pref. Qoarterg,lBls London and Blackwell . I Lon., Brighton, It S.Coaat ' Do. New gua. 6p. Ct.... Do. guaranteed sp. Ct. late thordon Thirds Do. Pref. 5 per Cent... . Do. Count. S p.Ct.,16.5.1 'London and GreenwSeti Do. Preference London & North-Week:n Do. do. New I shares ... Do. Fifths Uo.LlOeh.,M,aadß.(C) London & South-Western Do. New, EMI Do. New, .ClO Do. New Pre:erc nes ... Lowestoft Goar.4 per Cent. Manch., Buz, am Matta* isy is die. 94 9 die. 94 9 de It 124 ty 71 die. 93 7 1 916 6 14 4t 41dia 191 He 136 138 101 II ex Myr 23y 24y 1111 1111 cco 1 It :A pm 6S cA u m. 19 18 „ 134 I4i die, „ 21 i - ./(111 DAT. Two °Twos. effect d in railway shares ery quiet, Saturday's rates revery description. Leeds ip. Midlands mark 33} ; , 151 ; Eastern Counties, cached 155. litiMallr WON Gl ee to.day Lp Damen &mu m I asturJoy. to 1 dokoc.2. IN i e a al• 94} 5 142 j I )1 pip .._ , St ' 100 '3l4ach.,Shel.scLliooinek. 25 1 n Do. 1 shares, No. I ... 10 ', 10 Do. New .610 Pref. _ 11. 41 I /o. Man. a; Lincl•Union 34.1100 Midland . . ... ... ... 63 33 Do. X5O ;hares -. ... St. 100 Do. brae. and Derby... (R. 100 Do. Cane. B. nß.6p. C. Li 23 Newmarket ... ... ... St. jlOO Norfolk . . ... .. 13 17 24 113 Do. Ne w SIC. ... l5 '. 4 din 20 2O Do E./tea/40a .. l3 17 6 & Do. Daum. 51 per Ct 4 44 St.' 25 North bri:.ot -. ... • • 61 61 6 3 Do. Preference ... 42 3 SO 174,North Sta ff ordshire.. ... 111 11 db. 60 30 10xford. Wore., Sc Wolter. 6 8 23 23 'Pre,don and Wyre ... ... 41 42 114 101: Do. 2 Flours 1A..... - 6 1 7 1 pen 118 ' Real., Guild.. an d negate 181 184 41 61, Ito_yeton and !Wein' ... 64 71 ex In Do. Shetweth Extension / I p m 5e.; IS 'eleventh Central 151! 131 '34InRS. &Ilinn., Clus A 95 9 db. 01 ('Les Do., Las .. - ••• 71 7 db. II I S f Ito., New Guaranteed_ It 91 20 120 Shrewsbury and attain I. W, Min.) ... ... 8 10 10 110 Do. Halves ... ... .. 4 5 20 ISO I Do. °menu ... 64 71 10 1 1 Do. New 1 0 a dim 110 10 I Da. 5 per eent. Prat .. 111 131 154 I 61I6bropshuo I,:nion ... .. 41 34 di. 60 1 7.0 .South Deron ... ... . 7 II n 1 '23 I Do. Preferesce ... 7 9 11 I 81I8outh Staffordshire ... 4l 81 dla 231 381 Booth Eastern ... ... .. IS ist i 50 30 1 D 4. No. 3 .- l4l 10 If Do. No 4 liegibered 3 5 10 30 ilotitk Wales .. 20 14 i Swath Vorkshir . :, Dooms.; I ter, and Goo'.e ' 54 5 die 10 20 I Watarford sad Kilkenny.- 1 & 10 25 23 riear Ta ll ey, 6p. Ct. gut.' 23 26 30 Wilts, Somerset, &We) tn. 40 42 Ft. 23 • Tork • Neweartle &Berwick 141 13 23 20 Do.Ext.;lorlat Newea. 104 10431.. s) 9 Do. G.N.E.rareliorVi t : 5 4 tits. Pt. 50 Cork and North Midland.' 151 :3 Li 10 Do. l'refereoc• ... : 21 21 din Foot It.N LAILWAVI. 1 6: 63, Angl,-Itallun (late Italian I and Aurtna-s) .. I 5 4 51 6 . 20 20 1 Botdagne and Amines 7l 7 20 20 , Central frame ti taxon', l4 1 20 8 'Dutch Rhenish ... ISI t die. 21 7 East Indtun .- ... I 4 gam 3 3 Great Indian Peninsula 1 pm. 5 1 Do. do. ... par 1 pm. 20 5 Luxentbourg ... ... 1 20 19 Do. 20 20 Namur ~.ntfilego ... .. 3 1 64 20 16 Northern of France... 1 1 20 7 Orleans and Bordeaux 44 41 die 20 20 r..1.......,..1 °Titans ... 139 31 20 20 Par'n and Rouen ... ll3 234 ex die 20 14 P.ais and Str a sbourg .. 61 h di. 20 10 otten and Dane ... .. 91 .. 20 10 S ambre and Meuse ... 2l 21 20 14 Tours and Nantes ... loi 10 dis "i f as. ii ij 3.1 3a 34 ti 31 SU 23i 23 die 1$ 14 uó i2iy IN I 4 a ii% o I LIVERPOOL. August 24. Svcs-Excttavon.—The market remains very steady, Wit business to-day was rather Lt.—Line - ashlre meld Yorkshire sham'. U 3.16 I d.—Lno.lon and North %Vegeta • now ,harea)„ 1 1.16 r.—Mirtbuid. 331—Shrewgbory. Osnwste7, and Chester (Pre(. guar. 6 per teat.), 111—Tork, Newewatte. and Henri& ,ONE 6 per eest. till '30),3 1-16 d.—York and North Midland, 13g. LENDS. Arguat 24. BTOCIi-EXCASXOII.—We bays to-day bad a very Inanimate sh:re market. The only Ireninetiats hare been in North Warne at 13! die.; and in Leeds and Think (learn at dia. BIRMINGHAM. August 24, Sroct:•E\citANu!.—Thu •!tire market Vim active to-d.ty, aria prices was dellidedly firmer. Loadan and Notth Wotrrasclorod at Illy, ail North RA rt,rda at II dia. MANCHESTER, lugsist - 21. STOCK•EXCHANOI4.—Prid • were tolerably steady. with out any increase of business. The Improvement which has tuts bee in Lanca-la're and Yorkshire snick consequent on the lucre rsi of traffic, :Irs been sustained. P.i um. Aupet .4, Botrasa.—St. airmail], 403; Versailles (right bank), 13: 3u; ditto (left bank), 143 : 3 ; I...zia and Orleans, 700 ; Paris and 1/, am liOl 15; Reuen and !term 14i ; 'Marseilles and .teloon; 178 73 ; Strasbourg and Bale, 1 17 30; Orleans and Vierren, ;55 , Orleans and Borderus, 390; Neeth, 40873; ?Ms an etrasl )arg, 345 ; Tours and nude., 148 73. DUNDALK AND ENNISKILLFN RAILWAY. The heityttarly general meeting cf the shareholders of this ens pony was held on Friday. at the company's Mike in Do' in. The meeting was called for the te.nraction of the ordinary business, and was, besides, Alin:Lilly convened for the ; ur pole—first, of confirming the declaration of forfeiture r‘f :re tain shares in the undertakinr. and of authorieing •he shares so forfeited to besold or oiliervise dispose,' of; sec tad, of altering or continuing the present rate of amount of ream iteration to directors; third, of Luthorising the company to raise or bore w money on moresufe, ut iles. the powers of their act of parliament; and, fourth, of conaiderinz tail expediency cf declaring any, and what, dividend rn the shares in the uc d et Wasp, or otherwise, in Tetanus' thereto. The chair wee token by James Diggea La Touche, Esq. It appeared from 'he ditectors" report that the ascertained cut. randing lisbllitits of the company amount to 34,284/. The statement of ace 'tints consisted of a espital general Winos. shoot from the c sminencement of the undertaking to June, 1830, vatic!' showed a balance in hand of 6561. is. 7'., toge ther with a est•ital and a revenue account for the last half year. The auditor, Mr. James Btrmingham, certified to a nett balanze in favour of r..vcnue account amounting to 8391. 7s. 113. The report was adop.,til after o disc don, and a!'o tcso!utions to the effect t celi be forfeited, that the salary of the dine .... '.?) 4001 to 2001. per annum, and that the ' ku to rain a loan not exceeding 33,000 E • :•' t' y . /.A •;,sz t o . ., \ l 5 "...- . h:" .. )' \ r'N • 'A-, I.e" G 2 ex dir 4$ i$ iii iii 33 IS 10f tle 58 60 U' 13