The Sun. — London, England, 1852-09-06 00:00:00

_ THE SUN ) LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBE _ -------- was given nor " ' TH ( daries of Asia Minor, and wandered through the so far as it appears, , an intimation E E FR NCH REPUBLIC. THE SHARE MA.AKETS. Mr. B Webster. Sol VMATILE ROYAL, HAYMARRTT. T lig eEeVenlMNsae,ager, Old Brompton. 1 ________ o ____ -_-.. g ...--- 21SLITISH RAILWAYS ' densely crowded city of Bagdad, almost decimating made that notwithstanding this remonstrance the de the population. The autumnal season of 1846 found cree would be enfo r c ed ;” and that "if P eru h a , w e have received the Paris papers of Saturday and - hese barren rocks to be visited and used by Business d One Will be perform.ed the celebrated A.delphi Drama of JACK SHE P . Ke ley (her first apearance since her severe sect- - J ay o . urnal des Danis hes taken u ver warml Railways. Nominal Prices. to-day -,• rd S Emer and 0 S ith • Miss Laura dent), Messrs. Paul Le . o , . y, . m , i it creeping to and fro between Sheerez, and Dian suffered t United States for a lon paper :- ev Miss Ellen Chaplin, &c. PARD, by Mr- .___ e , _ at mon-- • ith the celebrated Comedy of PAUL PRY. i bekar, and Derbend, reaching Mossu in October, and citizens of the g course cf _ h teect fth '' t e Su . J 0 e Irieh In • P • y y - ----7 -2 - 6 y 76 ---- - dustrial Exhibition. The Aberdeen 100/. paid 26% to 4, % To conclude w to Ale o in Novem- time and for all the purposes for which they were .---------- • advancing from Damascus pp , following paragraphs appear on the subject in this Amb., Not., Bost. &E. _ known to be valuable, is the case altered wh th • 8% pd 6% -Ws x-ei 6% % x.d ASTLEY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. ber. By the January of 1847 it was at y e s T t e h r e d June. under the Patronage of her Majesty and his Royal Eighnells dca able of a new use ?Is no en ey highly-influential Bir. Woly. and Stour Prince Albert. Mecca on the shores of th e Red Sea, and are foun p • t the natural n The immense success of the Universal Exposition at - Valley '.. all pd. 10% - 11% x.d Proprietor and Manager, Mr. ve. Ratty. hat Peru never 1 ' ing had been completed had inference either t c aimed any exclusive Londore last year has influenced and encouraged the idea Birk. Lan., & Ch. Jct., erg syssetlee with the Largest Equestrian Establishment before the spr 8% d.x.d *O O • over the islands, or that if such claim had been of making a second experiment of the same kind in ano- late A31.65.8d., 28/.pd. 9% -- in the World. strode northwards again as far as the Black Sea at right ther part of Great Britain. It is in Dublin that the new Ditto, Chest. & Birk., Most Gratifying Success! und made by any formal or official act of Govern t • ' 'll X p a stille, Wel night of representation adds to the popularity of Trebizonde. The June of the same year, 1847, fo . men , Exposition wi take place next May. A committee has 501.& 25/. Cens., all pd. 18% - 19% x.d this Fashionable place of Amusement. ds still, and that time on the shores such claim had b een abandoned, at least so far as been formed, in which figure the most important and leo- Ditto, it further northwar . ditto ... 18 1 I e pd. ... - ... The Proprietor, therefore, hopes that, as neither expense nor the Brist. &Exet.,lool. pd. 102 - 104 x.d x.d exercise of ability, talent, or energy have been spared on the present 6 . r the Caspian at Astracan, the 18th of the follow g 1D citizens of the United States were concerned." Also, nourable names of Ireland. With princely generosity a private ge . ntlere -nn, Mr. William Dargan, has announced nian 100/. pd. 42 - 42% 42% 42 1 / 2 42 Caledo ... occasion, the performance altogether will be found to surpass any th in " that the islands are not the property of P b Chest. & Holyh., all pd. 20 - 20% 20% exhibition which has graced the interior of any arena in the British September finding it at Moscow. A single mon eru, as e- his intention of meeting all expenses, and has already A mpire. at of June sufficed to carr it•on ward to St. yond the distance of a cannon shot, or three marine p i ece d in the hands of the committee a sum of 500,000 e 1848, th , y Cork & Bandon, all pd 15 -15 % 15 Dub. & Bele Jet. 45/ pd. 7 - 5 d. r a e +goers open at Seven o'clock; the Performances commence at B miles from th h Half-past Seven. Petersburgb, to Berlin, and to Constantinople. y e s ore, this being the supposed limit T , . • he principal direction has been confided to a man of , Dundlk & Ennis., all pd. ... - ... At lassielt-Stalls, ss. ; Dress Boxes, 45.; Upper Boxes, 35.; Pit, Tantah, by to which a defence of the coast, from the land itself, ea activity a d prov n- capacity, Mr. Roney, and circulars Dundee Perth, & Aber- July it had spread downwards again to as.; Gallery, Is. • Upper Gallery, 6d. had already been sent to all those manufacturers whose deen iunc. Tickets to be had at the Box-office from Eleven till Four daily. S t ber it was ep em at Hamburgh, and on the Ist of can be extended." names figured in the London Exposition. Ditto, New - ... Stage Manager, Mr. Leclercq. d in The Unite October it had broken out, as before mentione , d States, therefore, (having determined n Mr. Roney and Mr. Keogh, M.P., have, according East Anglian (251. L. & - to Galignani ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. the capital of Scotland. Such was the course taken to remove the guano from the Lobos Islands), claims s Messenger, had an interview with his E. and L.& D.) ell pd. 4% -4% Open for the Season, Excellency Lord Cowl e y, to whom they have repre- Do (18/. E.&II.)all pd. It -3% Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, nxid Friday. and the interval of time consumed by the movement the right of doing so, because it has long exercised sented the advantage thit would be derived by the ex- East. Counties ... all pd. 11% -11 ee x.d Hee % % x.d Fifth Week of the Vocal Entertainments. of the cholera upon the occasion of the last visi • tation. the • • privilege of treating these islands as general position of some of the beautiful products of French ma- Eastern Union, class A, Last Week but Two. rs late E. U. shrs., all pd. 7% - 8 7% nufacture. Th The Proprietor has the gratificaiion to announce that the hdfadri iii Its ravages need scarcely, we conceive, be in any par- property, and hes remonstrated against being inter- e Mornisy Herald, too, suites that letters . 6/ pd Jo. do. do . . ...• - ... ge and Glee Party were received with immense applause, an w . are borne too ru te • • have been received from Lord Malmesbur in which he ' ticular instances specified. They pd in doing so. " If," says Mr. WEBSTER, "it . „„ s t h . , .Y , . Do., do., B. & C., all pd. 3 5 4 -5% 5% 3 it continue their performance till further notice. ONCERT. expr e warm interest he takes in an enterprise GR -IND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL C •ollection. What r East L le ancas Ire ...all p 18% -l 9 18% % ' • II ssent Miss Clara Henderson, Mr. ViVidly and mournfully in rec. e- shall turn out that, as has been intimated above, useful net 0 I aY to Ireland, bat calculated to keep up es e & w India Docks PRINCIPA.I. VOCALISTS-MISS .e . , Young, Mr. Alauvers, and Mr. Leffler. Conducted by Mr. J. L. mains to be done now is to calculate from past events those islands are uninhabited and uninhabitable, and those generous sentiments of sympathy between France and Bit.; LIM., all pil 57 -59 x.d 58 57% x.d Hatton, who will preside at the PlallOlOllC. i En land t ,OLOISTS-Messrs. J. Richardson at time" the measures of precau- therefore incapable of being legally possessed or heln ant- g ° w hich the relatims growing out Edinb. & Glas.,loo/. pd 73 -75 74 73% 73 74 PRI , ICIPAL INSTRUMENTAL ... so accurately as to • ) Lazarus (Clarionet), Viotti Collins of the London Exhibtion had given so strong an im- Edin Per & Dun. 100/. 24 -25 25 (Flute), Wuffle (Clarionet , (IFI eolet) Sidney Pratten tion adventured upon by the Sanitary Commissioners by any one nation, they and their contents t " - n ” • pe us. Glas. & S.-West.,loo4 ... - ... ( Violin). Ciotti (Trombone), Collinet , ag ._ Mr. C. Godfrey. STY ' S Governmen _er MA JE t. must be considered as the common property The General Council of l'Herault have passed a Great Northn.,lool. pd 79% - 80% x.d 79% x.d (Flute), and Conductor of the Orchestra, . ht Vi w f monNe and sanctioned by h Exhibition of Danson's Colossal Daylig e o ------ 4 1 111 P -- Do. ees. 100 L 3 - A Stk., p 4 45 42% 43 ETNA and the CAVES of VULCAN and the CYCLOPS - Splendid of all. Or, if unprotected by the Presence of Peru- series of resolutions against those restrictive, and in have spoken in terms of well- Do. % B Stock,loo/. p 117 - 119 x.d 119 % and interesting Menagerie-Promenade Concert . by Godfrey's en- More than once we vian authorities, and without actual possession, their some cases prohibitive duties, which hamper the cone- GL S.& W. Ireld., all p 45% - 46% x.d 45% 46 45%x,d evened Militsxy Band-Various Amusing . Novelties-Concluding at . endation of the honourable impartiart inerci 'al relit • tions of France with other countries. Great Westn., 100/. pd 97 - 97% 97 % x.d Dusk with a Grand Pyrotechnic Exhibition by Messrs. Southby, merited Comm 1 y use has been by Peru, abandoned or conceded, with- They call fo rep enting the Interior of the Mountain (the Pandemonium of the , , , le . n nistinguished Lord JOHN RUSSELL'S selection r moderate duties, especially on matters Lane. & Carlisle, all pd 85 -87 Aac r i es ents), with the Caverns and Forges ot Vulcan and his Cyclops, WIC out limitation of time, to citizens of the United States of prime n • Do.Thirds,ll/.13.4 pd 10% - 11% p PM. Tory lawyers-KNIGHT ecessity, such as iron. the whole terminating with the Eruption of Mount Etna and aof three BRUCE, GEORGE f l ' or a ong period, or yielded in consequence of the A party of Lane. & York., 100/.pd 86% -87 87% 87 % inspectors and en ' fth P t t gineers o e on s e Grand Tableau on the Lake of Thetis, and the Nereiads receiving the Tx:nowt, and JAMES PARKER, 49 Equity Judges ,in Do., Fifths 14/. pd 4 -3% di& Chaussees a - Armour of Achilles. t f th . G • remons rances o is overnment or its agents, then ___ . p ssed three days ago over the section of elected them, Do.,W. Rid. Un. 11%p 2% -2% dia. The menagerie now consists of several htmdred specimens, some 1851. He s in spite of their 1 . • po itica f their species in England, 'winding three fine elephants, 'no exclusive ownership can be Pretended, as against the Paris and Bordeaux Railway, between Angou- Leeds Northern, all pd 17 -18 17% the finest o two giraffes, four ostriches, two camels, lions, leopards, acc.. and because they were the men whom he believed, f min the United States at leaat." In the mean time, citi- leme and Bordeaux, which it is expected will be Liv.Crsby & Sthpt. all p ... - ... the colossal tortoise (the largest ever exhibited), upwards of 200 the recommendation of Lord Chancellor TRURO, and opened to the bl . the 15th. There now re pu le on Lond. & Blackw., all pd 8 -8% x.d x.d years old. zensof the United States " who may undertake to defend mains to c Lon.,Brig.& S. Ct.loo p 104% - 105% N.8.-On Wednesday next, the Last Grand Flower Show of the the general voice of the bar, to be the best 1 . qua ified omplete the whole line only the part be- Lon. & N.West.,loo/. p 123 - 123% IN % Great Exposition of Dahlias and other Flowers, Frnit, Sic. h la . h 't* themselves or their vessels by force in the prosecution t w p• • een ()niers and Aogouleme. Do. Fifths 12/. pd 3% -4% p Season. from Nine A.M. Feeding the Animals at Five. Con- for sue a ig posi ion. It was a good thing, well Doors open of any commercial enterprises eo these i s l an d s ' , are to M. FOULD, Minister of State, arrived on Saturday Do. 10L,M &B. (e) lip 1% -2 p sere at a Quarter -past Six. Fireworks at Half-past Nine. done, and distinguishes Lord Joan . RUSSELL'S fair 1001. p 93 -94 x.d 94 93% x.d ADMISSION, ONE SHILLING. receive "no countenance." But, should they he in Paris. This morning the llioniteur contains a Lon. & S.-West. ...----------- 0/. 42% pd 4 - 3 di&x.d attacked in what Peru says would be actual rob- notice for reducing interest on Treasury bills, which, d d• d Do New 40/. ...34/. p 3 - 2 is.x. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. ~,,., 6 Such a precedent, we f dl on y hoped, would have although strictly within the domain of the Mi&ster L '& , - • bery, the naval forces of the United Stet ' b t es in t a on. meeniskil., all pd 14% - 15% Tale DAT -Morning 11 nain. after 6 I Evenmg 31 121n ___.......' - 7 been acted on by succeeding Ministers. And wh - - of Finance ld hdl h b n decided on with , cou ar y ave ee elan. Bux. & Mat. all p 3 -3% To-Moaaow-Morning 53 rain. after 6 I Evening 19 m.". y quarter are to prevent collision, pendente lite. So, o h at t e sanction of M. FOULD. Man.Shef. & Lin.,loo/p 29 -30 30 20% ' - - was this anticip t" •d 1 d • ? S • 1 b a ion in uge in - imp y ecause h• w Ile the question is in dispute, the Americans ma y The interest • h f M d th 6h f Do. Manch. &Lincoln is tus fixed rom on ay, e t o I THE WEATHEE.--SuN OFFICE, SEPT. 6. , the ermine should be unstained by any approximation and will remove as much of the h t September guano as t ey can . :-... Union 4l. 2s. pd 3 % -2% di& [77 7 4x.d Teue.MOMETEB, ier Tux SHADE. to • • p a rtizanship,-because, in very truth, a Judge Midland 100/. pd 77% - 77% x.d 743 X 77% 78% Such is the state of the cas • • h li e, which illustrates t e per cent. per annum for bills of from four to Do. 13' 100/. Ir. & Derby ,42 -44 x.d x.d 67-highest since noon yesterday. the night. should be entirely out of the reach of suspicion or five mo • 58-lowest this morning and during grasping character of the " universal Yankee nation.'' Dam date. Mid. Gt. Wt. (Ire.) 47% I ... - ... 66-this day, at noon. censure on the ground of politics. The higher the m w r. MISTER acts Wh 11 o yon 2 per cent. from five to eleven months. Do. % Shares, 17% pd ... - ... SAEOMATER, 3 0 ' 05 . character of the Jadges, the more confidence in the 3 per cent. for bills of one year. Newcas. & Carl. all pd ... - ... W N.E.-light breeze and fine weather. " The good old plan The Constitutionnel, in its commercial review, Newmarket lOO/. pd 48 -50 x.d administration of the law. That those should take who have the power, Newport, Abergaven.,l -___. states that business is dull in Paris, but better at ‘ and Hereford -121 pd 8% -2% di& DAIL y WEA THER TABLE. A few weeks ago, there fell in a vacancy on tbe And those shall keep who can." Lyons, Mulhouse Rouen, St. Quentin, Rheims, and Newry & Ennisk. 7% pl%- 2% • In his hands, the United States run a fair chance of Bench, by the sudden and regretted death of Sir Elb f ' weather at each of the following ou . This paper states that manufacturers com- Norfolk lOO/. pd 44 -46 x.d x.n led State of the Wind and TUE* • o ok on Saturday morning.-Tbe swi ms JAMES PARKER, one of the Vice-Chancellors. Public ranking as the JACK S HErrAND , or R ICH ARD plain of the high price of raw material. Such an Do. New 20/. S. 15/. p 9 - 8 tes.x.d x.n places at Nine o'cl North. Cenn.Un. 3% pd ... f latitude. expectation was excited, at the time, as to the pro- PIN of the nations ! avowal from a journal which, in matters of trade, order o are arranged in North British ...100/. p eO% - 31% 30 Wind S.. strong breeze-partially cloudy bable successor of this eminent and exemplary Judge, goes to the extent of prohibition °call foreign prc Thee Nth. Devoe, N 0.1,134 7 -6% dis. eleuezzereLen-wine N.E., gentle breeze-cloudless. * CO URT CIRCU LAR. is significant. You have seen the resolution of the pearaoefTee - wend E., gentle breeze-cloudless. It was expected, of course, that whoever might be Do., No. 2 6% pd ... - ... BALMORAL, Sem 3. General Council of the Herault, in favour of moderate Do., %A, def....a1l pd 2% -2% I ikITING ' s- Wind W stron Tetaxereox- ~, 9 g breeze -cloudless. selected would be chosen, irrespective of his Her Ma . d jesty rove ye s t er d ay to t h e F a lls of the duties on raw material, such as iron. The Deba:s, Do., %B, guar. 51. pd 1 - % dis. SOU s _- - elind N.E., gentle breeze -cloudless. North Stafford. 17% p 4% -4% die. 12% % Tuentunan politics, and, above all, with two paramount Garrawalt, accompanied by the Princess Helena. supporting this resolution, says :- C 1 GREENWICH- am- partially cloudy. North-Western...allpd ... - ... Erßooo_Wind N.E., gentle breeze -partially cloudy. qualifications-first, that he should be emi- His Royal Highness Prince Albert went out deer* . " Under the Empire the great majority of raw mate- N. & S.-W. June. 8% p 5% - 6%P. s w atDoN-Wind S , light airs -partially cloudy. st alki nently distinguished in his profession, and, ng• riala were only subjected to very low duties, and several Oxf.,Wor., &W 100/. 47% - 48% e P cereeansree.-Wind S.W., calra-overcast. I were exe The dinner party, yesterday, included her R . oya, rapt from any duty.. As to iron, cast-iron, and 78 secondly, that he should be well disposed towards Law . Scottish Centralloo/. p 76 -78 C A VA.BRIDGE - Calm-cloudy. Highness the Duchess f K - o ent, her Serene High- steel, the tariff at that time as compared with the pre- ~ p Scottish Midld 100/. 55 -57 56 yenetoirrn-Wind S.E., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. Reform, to which the present as well as the late . sent-rough castings were free of duty, now they pay Shrews. & Bir 100/.p 68 -72 ness the Princess of Hohenlohe Langenbourg, and HOLYHEAD-Wind S., gentle breeze-fine. Ministry stand strongly pledged to the country, her Serene Hi Is 1 3 • 'd f Holten- 77f. per ton, when it comes from the place where it is Do. do. - ... Serme-Wind E., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. g ness rincess Adelai e o produced; iron in bars then paid 44f. per ton, it now Shrew. & Her . 8/. p 2 -1% die. No one thought it likely that Lord DERBY would ap- BnArrocx-Wind S.E., strong breeze-partially cloudy. lobe Lange b n ourg. pays 2 06 e, or nearly five times as much; cast-steel paid Shrewsbu. and Chester Ille returns from the following places indicate the state of point as Vice-Chancellor a gentleman chiefly distin- SEPT. 4. 99f. per ton • the duty is now 1,320 f, or thirteen times (Nor. W. Min.) all pd 20% - 21% 20% the wind and weather on Friday morning at nine guished for his strenuous and life - long opposition to Her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert as m „ht, ' Do. Halves all pd 10% - 10% o'clock :- Law Reform. went, yesterday, to Abergeldie, accompanied by the The new postage-stamps with the head of the PRE... Do. Oswestry all pd 15% - 16% Shro Union _6% pd 3 2% d. 1 - Almon - at-Wind S.E., gentle breeze-cloudless. Among the persons talked of for this appointment Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred. SIDENT of the Republic are about to be issued. The Do. P A • ,B,C, & D fullY ' HOLYHEAD-Wilid S.E., gentle breeze-very tine. ncluded her Royal i The dinner party, yesterday, i ee . p ates for printing them are all ready. pd. up at per cent. ... ... - ... die. were Sir PAGE WooD, the late Solicitor -General • LANCAsTER-Wind S., calm-cloddless. • Highness the Duchess of Kent, her Serene nigh-. The Munici 1 C . 1. f G ble has voted pa ounci o reno . South Devon all pd 19 - 20 z•d x.d Warrer-Wind S., gentle breeze-principally clear. one of the first equity lawyers of the day ; Mr. ness the Princess of Hohenlohe Langenbourg, and 25,0001 to d f h t f the South-Eastern 100/. pe 71% - 72% efray the expense o t e recep ion o 72 IA Bearrocx-Wind S., gentle breeze,-partially cloudy. South Wales all pd 37% -38 % 3 8 et 88 BETHEL and Mr. ROLT, also highly distinguished Lady Augusta Bruce. PRE SIDENT in that town during his approaching tour South Yorkshire and at the bar ; Mr. SWANSTON, whose equity Reports are C I o onel Wood had an interview with Mr. &ere- in the south. River Dun 15/. pd par - % P 4.ee . _IT e? , e ?4??1 se •• of, great value, and could only have been made by a tary Walpole, on Saturda t the Home-office. M. JULES DE LASTEYRIE, who W 25 recently fumes- Do. Do. 51. pd ... - ... elf - ee- YI a tied by the PRINCE PRESIDENT, has returned to Penis. Stirl. & Dunferm. all p ... - ... li re ~c,_ ,e,e • e_-_-_ , e''' 4 44 --vele t 4•4 sound lawyer, Mr. ROUNDEEL PALMER, whose quail en es 4 ,r , "4:.N.,•" _.-='(-:.•-••').)--.‘ :4; .‘ . e.C . o_," a M. DE GIRARDIN says in the Presse that in the pre- tock.& Har.l6/25.3d. ... - ... ' -t eeeze ee --'''. • '''-' -- e . e e e le% l ee e4e7e4 fications are all generally admitted, and Mr. JOHN STRAND THEATRE, sent state of the law the journals should not be called leii i ff Vale • 126/. pd 166 •-•- 168 x.d e e ee , ~ eeeefeeee • . ee nieesee , ~ eeee STUART, who is reported to have rather indignantly THE YOUNG GARRICK. limes . Haven Dock the presse p • 'cf e but the resse neunzati ue, as 2 % % re o % eee. , . erao qu , p p 9: . and Railway _l9/. pd 2 -2% e'e r .ee h Tbis interesting and talented child appeared again h e declined the Solicitor-Generalship, on the formation t ey are only occupied in producing vacuum (a fame Vale of Neath...l7/. pd 12 -14 at the Strand Theatre on Saturday. His per- • . of the present Government, having expected the e o le szde). As he finds himself under a restraint wbich Waterfd. & Kilk. all pd 6% -6% rmances are as pleasing as wonderful ; all art is d • id not permit him to indulge in discussion as he eer . at t erfd. & Lim. all pd 22 -24 Great Seal, or at least to be the first of the law concealed, and he rivits the attention of an audience : 10 971, % i illl . 13 a / li !! .9%- 10 could wish he ribes the whole periodical press as vv , desc 5., z e l tr ri n c r o Obrierti - i a a-7- - '. int officers of the Crown ! It was known that all the he personated on the occasion mentioned the charac•• a mere shadow pu •• - ••• Yk.,New. &Ber. 100/.p 68 -69 xal 68 x.d other gentlemen are friendly to law reform, and it ters of Macbeth, Jaques, and Hamlet. To say the Th * e Academy of the Beaux Arts has just made its Do. & New. Ex. 20/. p 7- 7% dis.x.d 12% & - ",e' least the da e •10 u was beautifully rendered LONDON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1852. was notorious (from his speeches and votes in Par- 2 gg r soh 4 y and the delivery of " The Seven ges, ' and passages A • - , award for the prizes of sculpture for the present year. Do. G.N.E. pure. 10/.1 2% - 2ee die.x.d x.d , York &N. Mid.loo/.pd 49 -50 x.d 49% % % x.d -40- liament, as Clumber-park nominee for the borough of The first has been given to M. fame, aged 25, pupil from Hamlet, elicited hearty and well-merited ap- eee le 1.) at Mr. JOHN Newark) th STUART could not oz nem. eneetty and DUMONT ; and the second to M. PitzmaitErzczi SEMMES. An announcement of a somewhat startling nature plause. It is doubtful whether any actor on the stage c be such a Law Reformer as the circum- d 25 pupil of MM. RUDE and DIJEET. Aberdeen A I II I PEAUX, age , . . . all pd ... - ... in reference to the Asiatic cholera must have arrested can give a grander recital of the soliloquy "Tobe or e accounts of the municipal elections in different Do. No. 2, 7 per et. all ... - ... 4% public attention the other day-an announcement in lin s of the time im er ivel not to be" stances and the fee g p at y than " the young Garrick," and this is parts of the country continue to show the great indif- Brie. & Ex., 4p. ct.Stk 101 - 106 x.d require. We say nothing of Mr. STUART'S being a a . sserted by the best authorities. There is no disput- 4p. c. Shares, 51. pd ... - ... regard to an opinion recently expressed by the Board ference felt by the electors in the exercise of their D°. of Health in a communication to the Government. Tory of the old school-for his politics, we hope r u ng the fact, that the boy possesses wcnderful talent. electoral rights. At Loris le Saulnier only 600 out 2 a h l e e s d . o: it i n o , iy i ( 1 1 . i a o ll o p i g 10 1 2 8 .--__ 10 9 4 x.d 101% , ' eis an excellent elocutionist and whatever ina o f This opinion, it will be remembered, was to the effect and expect, will not interfere with his efficiency as a have been the tutors e effort ' in aciin is ne e Y - 2,327 voters came to the poll. At Dieppe the first Cork and Bandon 5% that two medical officers should be specially appointed judge. We rest on the one point, that equally dis- parent. Ile is, unque g stiOnably, a feature g in the y tralaePni ballot was made null from want of a sufficient num- Lp u e n r - e e e n c' Per ,&A i berd ) Par - X p 1X to take such steps as may seem best calculated to meet tinguished lawyers have been passed over, in order to that prevails ; and, judging from what we have al- ber of votes. In the majority of the communes of the 0 Junction • all pd 6% -6% and mitigate any attack of cholera upon this country make a Vice-Chancellor of Mr. JOHN STUART, so ready seen and heard, bids fair to become one of the arrondissement of Orange it was with the greatest E. An 43/ we e )6 pc. all 5 -3% difficulty that the requisite number (one-foruth) could Do. 50 7 per ct. all p ... - ... -the suggestion being submitted to the consideration well known as the decided and consistent enemy of brightest ornaments on the stage. be got together. At Orange itself, out of 2,800 citi- Do. 7/17s) 7p.c. 2 p ... - ... of her ielaee..erv's Ministers in consequence of the Law Reform. - - zens inscribed, 2,000 abstained from voting ; at Bou- Eastern Counties Ex., , disastrcus intelligence received during the last few COSTA RICA -Letters from Bo d Lord DERBY, coming into office after the Ministe- m et • ' • ca el Toro by the logne only 2,751 voted out of 8,684 ;at Calais and sp. c., No. 1 all pd 1% -1% p les pm mail from America, mention the arrival there of M. Do. No. 2 all pd 1% - 1 7 / 8 p 1% 5 4 pm St. Pierre les Calais 1,542 out of 4,795 ; at Tarves weeks from the city of Warsaw. Little more than a rial programme had been laid before the public Morel, the engineer to whom the original concession for the Do. New 6p. c. Stk. all 14% - 14% 14% fortnight has elapsed since we recounted the nature in the Royal Speech at the opening of Panama Railway had been granted ; but who, being unable f 3 233 •at 814 out e i 1 -Eyinet (Dordogne), where ngs -- - Eastern Union Scrip, last SPssion adopted the rinci al to organize a company for its execution within the period to Out of 432 voted, the Government list was not suc- Guar. 6 per et all p 16% - 17% 17 % % and extent of the ravages made in that ancient capital - , P 1 ) measure which he was limited, was obliged to abandon the entererize, ces sfun Out of nine candidates in the commune of Do. 10/. Deb. Sh all p ... - ... then promised to the country, and which was subsequen East Lanceshire, 6 per of what was once the kingdom of Poland, by the stood tly taken up by the Americans, in Fays Billot (Haute Marne), only one belonged to the form as recomm sponsor to Chancery R . e , ended by the hands it now is. M. Morel is about to work the ex- Government list. ct. Quer. Shrs. r . l pd 3% -9% . , most fatal of modern visitations. Within tbat w te h n o s s i e ve coal-bed that has been discovered • East & West Yorkehire within the con- . , Parliamentar Commission. In the Hous M. DuMAS, son of the ex •Minister of the PAESI.. pm • 'd the conviction appears to have forced y eof Com- ceded territory of Costa Rica, at Terraba; and, from the Junction, sths all pd ... -•• ... i MOBS, if there wee one man more eager th an an. great yal . ue and importance of the ' mineral, to supply the he Republic • DENT Of t . ,is spoken of as Director of the E ' din., Per. & Dun. 5% i itself upon the judgmente of the Sanitary Commis- i hat measure, it was ne e fuel required by the vast numberof steam-vePsels now l ing Mint of Rouen, h W- Ich is to be re-established. per cent- sioners that some precautionary measure's should at other in opposition to t nix. d OUN both on the coasts of the Atlantic and Pacific ' , great res y ules ' D NE IN p GI &S W ' a 5 BUSINESS th. OREIGN RAIL eV AYb AT THE as- . . gaa. p.c. ... - ~,, , reforms are look STUART. Further law ed for and are expected. The emigrants who have gone out to Boca Gt. North. sp. c. all pd 15 3 / e -16 15% , length be taken in England, so that we may not be LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, SEPT. 4. x.d , ever be the Minist del Toro under the auspices of the Costa Rica Com any - is 7 3 / ..... Do 5p c. red. EC all p 13% -14 x.d surprised, as we have been twice-firstly in 1832.3, must be made (who _ . , r _ ry), and we port most favourably of the climate, and have been ') re'artlfe Dutch ithe o n f F h ; ance, ,ast Indian, 28 N, - d L s ule 4 mbon t r ., g, .7 Grea ' t South. & 'West. cannot venture upon the "le . torn Northern eliA,... and secondly in 1848-9, when the dreadful scourge hope" that the assisted in obtaining the means of crossing the Isthm g us to - pariB 2 o 4 / n , d 3 R p o e u r en cen 3 t. Bon par , 1 Vs . is and - Str ar as l,s (Ireland) Bthe all pd 8% - 9 x.d 9% 9 and Lyons, 2 4 % - I will assist in th ( o which there is a mul western Gt. West. (Berks & H. carried destruction far and wide among the inha- new Vice-Chancellor at necessary 'l li u e lf l D nd u i l a c n e se t by the kind ho • • e track long . practised by bourg, 27% - ef France, 9 , 3 1 5 . bitants of the United Kingdom. Fortunately the work. On that account, therefore in I, , , • ee Leave ileara, an English mariner, who has resi spitalit of Ca tam She herd de y d for mo P re tha P ' n twenty ................, _____________ _ Ex. 5 per cent.)...6 pd %- 1 p Gt.W. fixed 4% 100/. p 107 - 109 J 1 authorities appear to be at last awakened to a sense of with regret, of this appoi nitment. e N't e could have years on one of th . e islands in the Bay of Boca del Toro, SPAIN. • Lancashire and York- f which he has cultivated and made h• w have received advices from Madrid, dated the shire, F. 20/. _6/. pd %di& -% p 'J _ . Is own property, and „ e their heavy and even , under the circumstances, awful forgiven the intensity of his Toryism, but why Mr. • where he has enjoyed uniform good health. The land st ult. Do. 6p. c. Stk. 100/. p 150 - 152 c re sponsibilities. It must not, of course, be imagined STUART, the o pp o nent of Law Reform, should have route from ocean to ocean may be abridged by erf • 31 p 'firming The rumour of n ~ueen IsA ELLA beiog in an inte- Leeds Northern, 6 per ... - „.„ that we are disposed to underrate the humane efforts been appointed completely puzzles us, and is a ques- part of the distance by water, up a stream called Salt Creek, •t•n ha B cent. No. 1 13/. pd .. - ... e which is done in canoes, and in the course of which th resting situa '° 8 again obtained currency, but her De. Do. No. 2 17/. pd ... - made on tion which, by-and-bye, the PREMIBR c the last descent of the cholera upon the shores May have to are no obstructions. In the official gazette of Costa Ri e c r a e medical attendants are silent on the subject. Do. Do. No. 3 51. pd ... - ... e of Great Britain by order of the RUSSELL Adminis- answer "in another place. published at San Jose, of the date of June 26, the approba: MADRID Bointsr, Au,. 31.-Three per Cents D Q 1848 9/ d ~ o. rs., .•. . p ... .--- ••• E tration. Oa the contrar • • 4111 - tion of the Congress of that Republic is given to the settle- 451 p per ; Exchange on London, 50 25 paper. London & Brig. guar. d y, it must be admitted cor- . rnent of the boundary line between Nicaragua and Costa e' a ' 5 per cent. ...100/. pd „.„ -- ... dially upon all b d h • • ----_____________ Rica, which was determined by the joint labours of the Do. Pr.s pc. Stk. 100/. ... - ... d an st at every thing that in- In a fable related by ..elleor (or affiliated on him G ERMANY. genuity could devise 1 Ministers of these States through the friendly intervention of Do. Con. 5p c, 1852 all - ... P at the time was done for we doubt vvhether the wise slave composed half Great Britain and the United States, at Washington; and The Plenipotentiaries of the States of the Darm- Do. N.Gr. 6p c 100 L p ;;; - ... according to the benefic • n ent dictates of the the parables for which he is credited), mention is the exact definition of the boundary line between N ew G re .. s t a dt coalition held a conference on the Ist instant. It Lon- & N--W. (Coy. & then existing Government. nada . and Costa Rica will, in all prob . ab . ility, be speedily de- is thought that they w il l Nunet.) sp. c. AO/. pd, ... -- ••• But everything made of a wolf and a lamb who happened to meet t wait for fresh instructions tl a l so, it must likewise be confeseed a termined by the same friendly authorities. Ln.& SW Co 3ds 5/ p 3% ...- 4% p x.d from their respective Governments before proceeding L • • • • • I - , or almost every- the same rivulet to drink. The innocent lamb was on. & En. % Sh. all p 13 e .- 14 thing was left until it was too late to be e d • CREMORNE.-Mr. Partridge, the obliging and in- • la • deliberations. with t eir Man., Sheff., & Linen. P b the wolf with havi p.o uctive angrily reproached y . ng muddied defatigable treasurer of this establishment, takes his annual er, Prussian Gazette of th ig of any cons' elerable amelioration. it ihe e3l contains the an- Qr. Sh., No. 1 all pd 9% - 10% attempted to be emp y lo ed for th emedies were the waters. " How can that be," said the innocent e rul ast part h benefit to-morrow (Tuesday) evening, when, in addition to the usual varied resources of this place of popular amusement, swer of Prussia to the declaration of the coalition, as Do. New, ICI all pd 1 13i - 11% a tof adh • Do. 6/. 3/. pd % - % P e wen re- lamb, " when you are drinking above me ?" "No several novelties will be intr d • ' oduce , including the surprising well as the ae esdon of Hanover, Oldenburgh, dies were certain to prove inefficacious. e Maryport and Carlisle, tl me As to matter, responded the wolf, " the stream was dia. Rochez family, Professor Taylor, and other favourite artistes. and the states of Thuringia, tions scarcely any worthy e a n t ' l i n g el, ' d• le W . e have no doubt thee the claims of the beneficiare, together The health of the • 4 per cent all pd %die. - % P d Prince of PRUSSIA was so far se precau • so esig- turbed one day as I was rin ing, and if not b _Leo., 4% per ct. 6% p y e dis- -- t's P o le were y with the many attractions held forth,will form a combination blished on the 3d, that it was expected he would Mid. Jon. nated were taken. The peop surpri se d in 0 y re-esta 6p c St. 100/. ... - ••• t ou, certainly by your father, or uncle, or which must prove irresistible to the pleasure- seekin • g portion be able to leave Stettin on the 4th. Do. Con. Bris. & Bir., the knowledge that the di *sease had arrived amongst b th ro, er, or some of the family." Whereupon of the public. ei os fd 148 - 150 otisands being " cut offe • rmperial rescri By an a . pt, the EMPEROR has com. 6 per cent...lo . ....... 13, them by the fact of th . ‘ with continues the fable the wolf incontinentl THE CHOLER/L.-Two of the superintendent rnedi- Do. Erewash Val. al p ... , y grasped ded that the railway works and water communi , appa lling. Until then apath cal inspector fth G 1 B s o e enera oard of Health have been nia . l3 Do. Leic. &Swanning. 01 a rapidity absolutely • _ y the lamb in his claws and devoured him ! Brother directed to w hll be carried on i H • th th but thereupon an e etch the progress and threatenings of cholera cation s a , n ungary wi e greatest 8 per c. Guar. 100/. p ... - ... was betrayed in high places ; . t.. e JONATHAN r • d emin sus very strongly of the wolf, and es was done in its former progress-Dr. Sutherland and possible activity. In order to effect this, the Do. Pref., 4e p.e. 51. p par -% p x.d di manifested -al as i .1 works are to be in a measure constructed b Nrflk E t all lid 22 -23 x.d ft traordinary degree of activity was . t ., - nba, Canada Ja Mexico and the Lb I I Mr. Grainer. The latter gentleman is now en route to ob rai way The E • • y o o x en... , „ e , e n less than a mockery, ar , pan, , oos s.and serve and report on its progress at Ma d b ' • - g e erg, or, as et is be- the military. ainsacut hes likewise decided Do. Gr. 5% p et. at it 0 Vi; -• 0 A fc only when activity was little _ t e not inaptly represent d b e y the victimized lamb. lieyed, at other points in the direction of .Elamburgh. hment of • ' boar Do. W.V . el. 5 p.c o all p 1% - 2 xee Dreadful evidence of this has lately been collec.ed to- Whenever the upon the establis . a distinct d for the in- ni wolf wants a colourable pretext for in- THE ELECTRIC TIME BALL AND CLOCK AT : d unerintende f 1 North British 10 . p 1 d 100 - 101 101% 2 both Houses justice spectzon an 8 r . Hee o rai ways. North Stafford all pd ... - , e , gether in the blue book, presented to •be can readl fi d k • t I th' • i y n -or ma ei . n is view, CHARING- cROsS.-After several days of careful ex e i p r ment It is asserted that the EMPEROR has promised to Oxf. Wor. & Wol., 15/. Y, and we read the arrangements for ca -• rreing out these novel and interest th of Parliament by command of her Alia EST and understand the correspondence b I visit to Hun d of Health the Gover etween ing telegraphic phenomena were completed on Saturday and PaY an annua gary. 6 per cent.... 100/. pd 2% - 2 3 4 p entitled " Report of the General Boar . nment of the United States and tbe Peru- henceforward the inhabitants of the metropo • ' lis may confi- POLAND. Ditto ditto ... 31. pd ... - ..„ pi t vian Cha r - , Shrews. & Bir. N.G. all 11 - 11% th on the Epidemic Cholera of 1848 and 1849"-a repor ge d Aileen's at W le . t dently rely upon the descent of the Strand time ball simul o The Lobosl 1 as ing on. taneously with that at Greenwich at one r•m• I n c onnexion On the 26th ult. 153 cases of cholera occurred, f e Shrews. & Ches. (N.W. pE evidently prepared with remarkable attention both t . . 5 andshave be 1 '-' Min ) 8 per c. all pd 17% - 18% x d propinquity, to belon t d f en ongrepu e , rom their with the ball the elegant four-dialled electric clock opposite h • ch 83 proved fatal ; 131 persons have recovered, D's p t'''B4 d ei e -1 % p x'd te detail and comprehensiveness. gto Peru, though they are said the company's Strand telegraph station at Charing-cross will w I in under nd 193 still ream treatment. From this it Sol De e e s o e n en , p all pd 15% - 16% ' to have been disc also show correct time; but it may be as well to state that a tir isease is somewhat on th Curiously enough, from three to four years were . overed by E 1 appears that the ( 1 ; e decrease. Do. New I% pd %dis. -% p th st quantity of guano ng and. There is a the minute hand moves only when the minute has been corn consumed upon both occasions, before, in 1832. 3, I r a on these rocks. Ap 1 . • pleted and therefore a person wishing to set a watch must In Posen it continues to spread, and the number of St.-Est 4% pc. 100 L p ... - ... to s made, not lon a p ication • ' - • ent to T„ Sth. York. 4p c gd. all 20 -21 and afterwards, in 1848-9, the cholera had arrived wa .g go, to our nn , wait until he sees the minute hend suddenly move ; the in- medical men is in . suffiwi meet the cases. ch his u ea vernment, for stant it stops will be " Greenwich mean time." Th• 1 k 18 COe ins the Government hes s - Stock. & Hart. gd. 5p c in England, after traversing the various countries of leave to remove t g atm, so fertili • consequence of t • . . . . ent a staff until July 1,1856, all p ... - ... a manure. The British G zing and value is also under the influence of the voltaic current transmitted of able medical men to give their assistance. Waterford& Kilkenny, qt the Conlincnt in its north-westerly progress from able as from Greenwich. The ball falls d ' ally at one o'clock (Sun- --------_ Ti overnment, re- • 6 per cent. 3/. pd et a - %dia. Hi spectiog the presumed Peruviau days included), but should any unforeseen obstruction occur TURKEY- th York, New. & Bar. all p 102 .- 104 x.d ndostan. A glance at the comae taken by the dis- ownership, declined it will descend at two o'clock, but failure is seldom entice. ease at ercant'l ' this proposed m , e my . 1 on the fte h Do. Do 5/. d 5 -- 5 e.d th the last-mentioned period, will be sufficient to sanctiouing asl en of the pated, as the arrangements made by the company, in con- A Breslau journan it of letters from P remi 4 ft. The Unit that the En list , --- York &N. Midland H. is ne. ua of the avera er t f its m g ae o oyements.. It is i * slands by British cra ed States , Junction with the Astronomer-Royal at Greenwich, and the Consta • ntinople, states f g a corvette and S. Purch. 10/. pd %-% p . 62 tolerably w e n k • on the South have sanctioned the removal of the Ru e *Eastern Railway Company, are of so perfect a nature m i • o n OCCOUnt o severe weatb nown that the calamitous eptdemic other hand, no , as to ensure unerriug success. It is said that the expense of ''''' le'D oueste, wis ig, er, to South-Eastern (Reading Annuities 1L Os. 6d.), 26 X. sic referred t h t l ' f Peru on th • l - l without permission f f the C alms o eis ands. ,e, the o the Otto- LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. - o as appeared annuall since 1817 • • y , ,in irrespective o . . n company's public-spirited undertaking will fall little Pass the Dardanel es ,e r h et d t h 0 s e a er. T different pr o • 11 d " that e she has al short of the amount already mentioned, yiz., I,OOOL man Porte had two se , he captain tio vinces of the Eas'• Indian enin 1 th t f Peru it is aeg ,• p an a. e par o ways -,,, aints to the British Amb Business en, Already it h a , . hm • that th IN e_w AUSTRIAN LOAN -The Austrian Govern. has addressed compl assador. Leasin g N •al P • main rice& twice extended be on y d the exercised authority over te , ey belonß t Railways. Companies. to-day. de: ______----7-7----- frontiers of Ilindoet d t S • - '5 I belonge 0 pain ; and that ment intends to raise within its own territories a new loan of ~............ eighty milli cIRCASSIA.. crl ito nd b adv nein • y a gin Peru, as they former.y . ons of florins, to be applied to pay a part of the a southerly a n d w ' a Id' debt du . h hag just taken place betw Bdf. & Bitch., all plon.&N.W ... - ... esterly directio rea h d from time i • I the Peruvian n ians have bonds eto the bank, to redeem a portion of the Treasury A slight skirmis . .11 e" the Bir.& Oxf.,gua.allpt. Westn. 29% - 80% the British Islands D, C e mmemoria . ,to construct rail d d h•t• • s uccessivel • I 83‘ ) ting them for b t e purpose of of the bud et f e roa s, an cover t e.an 'ciliated deficit hostile hordes and the Russian mi i ar y• The ()mei i EL. Do. without, all p' Do. y in . - and been in the habit of visi _ , „ 0 n o 1803. in 1848. It is feared lest, Bir.Wolv. & Dud., ha • `ling a , ga n passed be- catching seals, killing birds, and gathering eggs, • ts. YAL S UR , report is as follows :- „ hree hostile 30 -81 yond the customary limits of t - p _ close of the se REY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.--Tne " The inhabitants ° I ' settlements, guar all pd, Do. he land which d that exclusive ri ht to the islands by eru has be one of _ rea aeon at these delightful gardens promises t • f Dsharegs near re 29 -30 PR. birthplace, it may have actually was its an g _ , . each :4 t eclat. Additi I ' - , ° situated on the frontiers 0. .. • eergun, Do. evithout,all P Do. Bat ente The American evenin g , Thi . ona attractions are announced lor l went of Schatin had been carr . Buckinghash.all PLon.&N e W ... - ... _ _ e% upon that inexorable course Wife red once more never been doubted or disputed." are in the asce s evening, Southb 's benefi fi * tat above the sett e y t, reworks 4 . molestation of an important Y Clyd . sdale Jc., a p 11 'Caledonian 52 -54 x.d ex 3 0 1 h bits twice con- reply, per contra, is " That the Lobos, or . Seal Islands Monde • ndant ; to-morrow (Tuesday) a repetition of ing on a very serious part E. Lin., gua. 6 per 8 p der to • ducted it through the most nopulou ' 3' , Wednesday, a a Thursday, a Scotch fete ewer-show, flowers by myriads ;of the circle of Tuschino. In or give these cent 100/.pd GLNorthn. 150 - 15 1 Nie s cities of the 'as their name im orts 1 . • th o en Pacific Ocean, Europeans. With this terrible prospect h 1 p,iein e p ean 011a_Podrida of the We Highlanders in ecstacies; Friday, ar or lesson, th . e commander-i h• n•c ief e e Gloucest. & Dean Lox gg ess s a good t e eld before ' the nearest of them twenty or thirty miles from n gratification of the visit() ek, and on each evening, for the 1 P nce Tsc Forest all pd Gt. Westrn. 32% - 33% Ind us by the hand of experience, it becomes • ! the district, Lieut.- Colone ri HELOKAIEW peculiar] I y , coast of Peru. They are mere barren rocks in the lake previous to their d* rs, the elephants will bathe in , the .1 f 740 militia and , Hartlepl. Dk. & e Yk.New.l . Cm inner hour. 40 Don Matter of interest just now to call to rern e concentrated a boey 0 Railw....all pd 1 & Berw. J - - ... Eili h 27th J 1 114 114 robrance I sea uninhabited and uninh• • 1 , abash e. Fisheries, BD - d DEATH OF Ma. PORT Cossack.", and at dwybreak on t e ler a u y sudd.enly Hull & Selby, all p Yle. &N.M. 112 -- the facts peculiar to the two previous visitations 1 A valuable appointment r , or THE BOARD OF TRADE. very obst 56 - 57 and this can be the most readily and the ; ' the pursuit of amphibious animals, especially the seal, of Mr. Porter, of the Board o;s2.ireaco:ne vacant by the death surrounded the three villages. At . , Mate Do. Halves., all p Do. 27 -28 moat have lon b Td • The deceased entl en a ement a • which th n e t ree villages wer Do. Quarts., all p Do. effectually done by tracking the course taken by t h g een carried on around their shoree, and man entered f tl i ee office es chief of the sta g e" g g , uring 110 x.d x.d tiscal d seventeen prim) e L d&B d 11 &I'd' d 108 - ee s r f.,a p lan e , even on ,000/. a year. To tie department, reduced to ashes our men ma e ners ley, - 14% e disease across the continents of Asia and Europe__ those shores themselves, since it is well known at a . saiary o h m . f is was added, under the and ' 1 - • el booty in (rattle T 7 Lon. & Grenw., all S. Eastern presidency of t e erquts o . Dalhou ie th 't - carried off considers a ' An D p 25in - 26% D , "ett seal 8 , e rai way depart- o. ref....a1l pd Do. following the trail of its disastrous footprints from it s are usually taken and killed upon the land. ment of the office, with an increase in salary of 200/ this encounter we had only three killed and nine Lowestoft., gua. 4 S IA these Mr. Jll ,cgregor as a M . a 3 , ear. end E appearance during the hot season of 1845 'of th pursuits and in this use of the islands citizens On the election n of_ is resi of Commons, ad h gnation of his o ember of the House c e e . in the Board of wounded." •------ a --'-- - per cent...all pd Norfolk Do. 6p. et, all p Do. at Cabool to its arrival on the first n e United States were engaged fur half a century Trade, Mr. Porter wa pp s a ointed one of t ffi h -- - ----- efore any act • joint secretaries, ELOPEMP LIFE.-The following an Middlesbe & Red day of October, 1848, at the city of ru e i, o Go aal interruption took place by the Pe in bis room, at a salary . of 1.500/. a . year. The decea.sed pears in the P T IN El" da •-" C • "" car, 6p. c., all p Stktn&Dar ... - ... V n bridge Wells. His disease wa b _inster Express of Satur y . onsiderable -65 xd 64 Edinburgh. Having manifested itself; as here stated, them h •vernment or anybody else, their visits to gentleman die . d at Tu . N. &E., sp. c., all E. Counties 63 ..... . %;‘ It.d t xercise • a rsinght excitement has been created in a south-eastern county by living comm by not taking sullicien e., oe allowing himself the 1 th e speuse of a Do. 6p. ct. all p Do. enced at least as early as 1793. on ff ' l eon from the duties of his office. • e opement of a titled lady, wealthy in 1845 tit Cabool, the cholera had extended during If Peru h e l d su zcient re axa i D F ' d D -•- --- o. .5 p.c.au p o. and possessed full soverei nt over th • commoner, with a &Mint captain belonging to an adjoining N W the course of the same year, in July to Umbel's, and islands, thi s a ttn g y ese BOILER ExPaosioN.-On Friday morning, a little garrison, a relat . g ive of her own, snd who was before on very Prestn. & Wyre, f L.& . 1, .. _ ... le 1 &La. &Y J • "'" 1 g near tbe shore, and tbis pursuit after 9 ' I k a large steam-boiler, at the bleachworks of intimate t The county alluded t all paid in November to Ceylon. Scarcely had the spring of and killing o f _ oCOC , . . erms with her husband." ° Ditto, Halves, A, it am bib' • h P totes animals upon t e land a lessrs. John Smith, jun., an .9 dCo Great Lever, near 80l ' K e le ton, 18 li enny. lope pd Do• 1846 coMmenced when the disease had leaped north- was as much an • • • ' ea Pi d d k"ll • tl persons, named William Grant, ue , 1 lug iree who proceeded to invasion of that soverei nty as is 4 The Duke f Cambridge, ~ p Roy. & Hit 100/. Gt.Northn. 149 .- 151 x.d wards as far as Bombay ; in June it was at Kur- the taking of gua r , f g stover ; Michael Grant, a pipe coverer; and James Watson, p m , - . e 0 rom them now " Further, that, a stitcher. The boiler was almost a new one 27 feet long, dsmon a brief visit to the sovereign, to witness, it is un- Do. Shop. Ex., all Do. l4B .... leo . erstood, th e g r a n d reviews of the army at Stettin, is ex- Shf. Rth. Se Goole, e „, rachee ; in July at Teheran, and by the beginning of in 1833. there was" a form * 8f t. 6 • h • • d kd at the high pressure of ' Inc es in diameter, an wor e of the e ' • the acci • b E 1 d G , all Stekt&Da 30 1 v from Ispahan Ile , of Peru over the Lob th inst. the Duke will review t e ar e rey s Re- Wear Val. 6p c., r A - 31% 4 ~.5 .1,..) _ --, ,: 11 . 1 l ep ross tne boun- 1 es Isla , I there al remonstrance on the part eeeee pected to return to London at the close nsuing week sp. c., 18.11.6 p Lan..o . z, r l Ks ... ..... ... 1 giment ofYorks ' hire Hussars, and afterwards it is expected Ditto ditto, all P ' i11f,3. atsTatberinebeze; !, ....t.t ''.,5 Aikfr ,: .:: r ll r „.., still hovering about Persia, it of the United States g s • g Ina the asserted soverei nt -to the square inch. The cauee of dent is not to resume h ' known, but g the boiler was torn into small fragments, so that . the 27 3' Ina Other persons were burt or scalded badly. is duties as Inspector General of Cavalry. o n s, s ta m s h,, 9% p Mrertilean I will proceed to Scotlarad. % -- % di& x.d Willa &Senn 10 0 4 Cilto Weelnen Ine ns we . lids to which no anthwer, ;N. must have been an unusually explosive force at work. Do. - .., ___ . ae_ e ' tie ' ji . , 72 eeet -I:areee e e,_ . e 7, - ,,,,,iii . '„. • ' t . l 14 :_ igi . . :1 -2 SEPTEMBER 6, 1852, FOREIGN. NominE 1 Priem Railway, Cent. France (0.V.) all Charl. & Erquel all pd Demerara all pd Dijon & Besancon, 2 pd Dutch Rhenish... Bl. pd East Indian all pd GL Indian Penin. all p Grnd. June. of Fra. 4 pd Louv. a la Sambre 7% Luxembourg _l4l. pd Do. (Railway) 101. pd Do 1 Do. (Canal) .: 2 % pd pd Madras 2 e. pd Maria Antonia 27i pd. Do. New 8 1 / 2 pd Namur & Liege all pd Do. ex int North. of France, all pd Do. 201.3 p. c. Bds, all p Orleans & Bor 11/. pd Paris & Lyons 10/. pd Do. Bonds ... 12 pd. Paris & Orleans all pd Paris & Rouen ...all pd Paris & Stras. ...all pd Rouen & Havre...all po Sambre & Meuse rill pd St. Andrew's & Qmebei (A) 4/. pd Tours & Nantes 17/. pd West Flanders all pd West. of France 6/. pd Agua Fria all pd Anglo-Californian, all p Asturian 151. p, Australasian 21. pd Australian Si. pd Austr. Freehold all pd Ave Maria all pd Brit. Austr. Gold all pd British Iron 131. ss. p Braz. Im. (is. 5 p) 24% Do. Coca. & Cui. all p Do. St. Joh. del R. 15/. Carson's Creek all pd Cobre Copper ...401. pd Colonial Gold 11 pd Copiapo 141 pd Eng. & Aust. Cop. all p General all pd Gold Mountain all pd Grd. Duch. Bacien, all p Great Polgooth all pd Lake Bathurst all pd Liberty ... all pd Lon. & Cal. Gld Quartz Crushing Com all pd Mariquita.... all pd Mexi. & S. Amer. 9/. p New Granada all pd Nouveau Monde, all pd Port Philip all pd Quartz Rock all pd Santiago de Cuba 10% South Australian, all pd Tin Croft 7l. pd United Mexican all pd West Mariposa all pd Yuba 1 paid JOINT• Australasia e pd Brit. Nth. Amer. all pd Colonial 251. pd Corn. of London 20/. pd Lon. & County 201. pd London Jt. Stk. 101. pd Lon. & Wegm. 201. pd Nat. Prov. Eng. 351. pd Do. New lOl. pd Nat. of Ireland 22% p Orient. Bk. Corp all pd Prov. of Ireland 251 pd. Do. New all pd Union of Austral all pd Do. New 2% pd Union of London 101. p Union of Madrid all pd MIS Austral. Roy. Mail, 4 p Canada 32% pd Copper Miners of Eng land . . all pd Do Preference, 7% pd Crystal Palace ... 5 pd Eastern Steam...2s. pd Gen. Stm. Nay. 141. pd Gen. Screw Steam Ship ping Company...sol. p Irish Beetroot Sug. 2.1 1 p Penin. & Or. St. all pd Do. Do. —X'. pd Royal Mail Stm. 601. pd Universal Emigration and Colonization. 21. p p par 8 % - B% p 15 /s 1 %8 P Iy, - 1 3 / 4 p 6 3 4 - 7 4% - 4 5 4 1% - PA 1%- 1% 7 % - 9 - 2 3 / 8 p 2 - 3 6% - 614 26% - 26% 13% - 14 11% - 11% p 57 -59 34 - 34 1 4 27'4 -27 N 14 1 ,4 - 14% 7% - dis. 35; 3 3 7 / 8 - P. MINES. - P - P P 1 ;it X dis• %dia. par j dis. ••• .--- ••• 3 .-. 4 %dis. % p 42 —43 % - % P ••• ••• 3 4 % dia. 1 / 4 dis. par i;dis. par I% ly B p % M t dis. 1 / 4 _ 3A p 5 / g — 1 ,4 dis. 5.4 1 /i; dis., 4 5 3 / 8 dis. Vs 3 4 P % 1 3 par 1231 —13% 3 / 8 — dis. 12 3 % —13% 2 7 / 8 p P -STOOK BAN; 55% 56 57 —59 15 —l6 29 —3O 18% - 19 31 -33 44 -46 18 3 % - 20 38 -39 46% - 47 16% - 17% 49% - 50% 6 -6% 17 -18 ;CELLANEOI7I 13 - 4 150 -51 ••• .---• ••• 4% 8 -5% 28% = 29% 2 -2% 84 -86 35% - 36% 78 - 7944 Business done to-day. 753 MI 2 1 / 2 y 4 pm 26 5 / 8 14 18y 3% 27 LA 1/4 12% 3% ys 45% 46 12% 13 5 % 50% 78% MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS , CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. The sales of Cotton at Liverpool on Saturday were estimated at 8,000 bales, of which 2,000 American were taken on speculation. The market closed with a hard ening tendency. The sales comprised 7,000 American, 500 Egyptian, at 6d. to 9i1.; and 400 Surat, at 3id. to 4i d. per lb.—Railway Shares were at lower prices. Upon the state of the Iron trade we have the follow ing from Messrs. W. Short and Co.:— " Rails are in good request, and the price is extremely firm. Bare continue in fair re queer, and the price is steadily advancing. All other descriptions of manatee Lured Iron are equally firm. In Scotch Pig Iron a large business has been done up to 465. per ton cash, arid 475. three months prompt for medium numbers of good brands. The Railway meetir,gs announced are the following:— Caledonian, Sept. 22—London Tavern. Great Luxembourg, Sept. 15—Brussels. London, Tilbury - , and Southend, Sept. 14—London Tavern. Maria Antonia, Oct, I—Florence. Midland, Oct. 2—Derby. North British, Sept. 10—Edinburgh. Rouen and Havre, Sept. 30—Paris. Scottish Midland Junction, Sept. 6—Perth. Shrewsbury and Birmingham, Sept. 20— Wolverhampton. Shrewsbury and Chester, Sept. 11—Chester. South-Eastern, Sept: 9—Bridge-house Hotel. Thames Haven, Sept. 15—Office. Tourney. Jarb., Louden, and Hass, Sept. 30—Brussels, Vale of Neath, Sept. 18—Neath. In reference to the proposed payment of a dividend on the North British preference snares for the past half year, at the rate of 3} instead of 6 per cent, per annum, inquiry has been made respecting the proprietors' claims for the deficiency from subsequently accruing profits. The following reply, dated the 30th August. was re ceived from the secretary : "I am favoured with your letter of the 27th instant. The Act under which the preference stock (No. 1) was created does not, in express terms, provide for the pay ment of arrears of dividend, nor, so far as I am aware, dues any preference Act contain such a provision. "The question is purely one of law, and, I believe, the directors intend taking the opinion of counsel on the point. The question will probably be discussed at the meeting on the 10th proximo." The intelligence by the American packet to-day is on the whole favourable. The question of the Lobos Islands continued to excite attention, but Mr. Webster prudently considers that the alleged possession by Peru is not thoroughly justified. Meanwhile, however, the active intervention of the Government is suspended. The Money and Stock Markets are steady, the supply of the former being generally abundant, although an en deavour has been made by the Banks to raise the rate of interest. The advices by the West India Mail are not altogether encouraging. From Mexico the accounts show a terri ble disorganization of affairs, and apprehensions were entertained of a fresh revolution. The French Government have given notice of a re duction of the rata of interest on Treasury Bonds. Tho future regulations are as follows :—on Bonds, at from four to five months' date, 1 per cent. interest, per an num; on Boas at from fi ve to eleven months' d a t e , 2 per cent; on B onds at one year 3 per cent. Business in the Turkish Loan has been transacted this morning at SZ; and the present price is 58 to premium. To-day is the date fixed for the payment of the 25 per cent. deposit, but it is stated th a t the greater part has been already anticipated. The English Funds have not fluctuated to any ex tent this morning, and prices generally show a steady appearance. Consols for Money are quoted 100, and for the Account 100 to -h-; Three per Cents. Reduced, 1004 to and Three-and•a-Half per Cents. 1041 to Z. Ex chequer-bills remain 735. to 765. premium. Mexican has suffered a considerable decline in conse quence of the nature of tendencies from that Republic. The price closed 258 to 26 on Saturday, but sales effected this morning have caused a fall of nearly 4 per cent., and the present nearest quotation is 244 to 251. Peruvian is well maintained at 1031 to 104; the Deferred 61i to 62; Spanish Three per Cents. are 49Z to 50k, and Rus sian Five per Cents. 114. The English Share Market is very firm, but transac tions are circumscribed. Midland Stock is most in favour at 78, and Lancashire and Yorkshire is also in demand. The shares of the London Chartered Bank are 22 to 2 premium. Consols ... .. Ditto Account, Sept. 8 QUARTER TO THREE. .., 100 k ... 100 i ONE CLOSING PRICES OF BRITISH FUNDS O'CLOCK. PRICES. Bank Stock 3 per Cent. Reduced Anne. 8p it Cent. Conspls Annnitiee.. New 31 4 ter Coat. A_nn5.... .... Long Anne. to expire Jan.1860 278 India Stock C)csols for Account Exchequer Bills. 150. March. une. 1,0001. .. Sma11, ONE CLOSING PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS. O'CLOCK. nlicxt• • lirazilian Bonds, 5 per Cent....... 102 102 Danish Bonds, 1825, 3 per Cent... -- Ditto, 5 per cent. ..... -.... ...... 4 7 / 8 5 4% Equador Bonds ........................ Grenada Bonds, 1% per C ent — Ditto, Deferred! Lteltmen, 1846 3 per Cent ., Ditto Account.... 5 1 Peruvian Bonds, 1849, 6 per Cent lO4 1103% 103% per Cent 6l I/ 2 62 Ditto. Deferred, 3 63 Portuguese 5 per Cents. Ditto, 4 per Cent. R uss ian Bonds ... 118 8 % Sp.rusn 5 per Cont. 1840 __, Ditto. 3 per Cent — Ditto, Account Ditto. New Deferred 2 2 7 /8 Ditto. Account Ditto, Passive .. 6 Venezuela Bonds, 3% per Cu - at.... 45% 44% Ditto Deferred PlYik2(l4 94 t ilt ' 4b9 Ve PaiBbl9 in • 1441(1911! 1053 4 . 3/1 3 1 ,e, esEd 50% 23 23 44% 16 82 Austrian, 5 per Cent B° •.•• 97 Belgian, 4 4 per Cent. Dutch 2 1 / 2 per Cent. 12 Guild — 99% Ditto, 4 per Cent. Certificates 99% LLOYD'S SHIP WPING—(THIS DA Y.) light a i r s and LONDN, SEPT. 6.—ind at noon N., P o oguese fine. • -- -- .. _ T k' t ° ' C .. 'lurtuura, and the Margarita (Chili brig), Tumbal; lost a crews saved. (Chili barque) Guitnaracus, h a s boa A large American ship supposed to be the Stafford; shire, from Boston to San Francisco, is reported lost off the island ' of St. Mary's, forty leagues south of Talcs. huar.o; crew and passengers (300) s aved, OE O O 4313 e. ,_Arta WATERFORD, SEPT. 4.—Wind S.S.E. t o S.W Farmer, Corbam, Galatz. Q OEENSTOWN, SEpT.3,—Wind S.E. s mog; ; 4tb, S.W.-"A rrd. Laurara, hF a r n a u z-?r ila C r allao• Positive, d am lich, Tag Sarah Mary, dalatz • W illi am King, l'a ckell ' Ibraila; San G. Theologo, Odessa. • PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 4.—Wind S.E ; 5, E. to S.S.V i —ATrd Blenheim, Calcutta. SOUTHAMPTON, SEPT. s.—Arrd. Medway steamers 'Vest ledies; Bombay steamer, Constantinople. St ttis STETTIN, SEPT. 2 —The Stettin steamer, from --',_, to Koeigsburg , got aground in the Dwogden in tbel; of 2S h August, but was assisted off yesterdobarad come in ' , sere leaky. VALPARAISO, JULY 14 . — T be Rumens, Cbil i barque , has been lost in the port of Pichidanque. .i., f r om 0 DEAL, SEPT. 4.—Wind E.N.E.; sth, N.IN e j r a, —Arrd. Maris, Vonberg, St. John's. Sid..,r;„uois Adelaide, South Australia; Peru, Port Philip; P ef lrb c ; IJeape, ditto; Charles Jones, Callao; Caroline, Querebi. Couo less of Cawdor, Mogadore; Hyderabad, r , r , / „ s t, lip; Washington Irving, ditto; Queen, Calcutta; t)l6°' Cape of Good Hope; Anne, Madeire, LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 4.—Wind 6 S.E.; sth, S. to 1 11 0 ;;: Arrd. Coronia, Bross, She iac; Alexander, s °r j e , Ira t Alexandria; Africa steamer , Harrison, ray/olio. Courier, Milligan, Arica; Charles umbersto 1 t a; son, St. John's, New Brunswick. Sld. Canada, lgoolr Recorder, Calcutta. A A Cbe llib' PLYMOUTH, SEPT. _ s.—Wind variable. --par... i fic ., i G na e , el L on a g h . radore; Eliza, Muller, Malin°. Slu. A tOr b y " : DUBLIN, SEPT. 4.—Wind 13 Ib riaiL LONDONDERRY, SEPT. 3.—Arrd. Viraterwito • 1 o ke, Perkins, St. John's, New Brunswick ; Nit:Ober' mouth, Marano. S.S.Vi7.---Arrd• 0° Yor QUARANTINE NOTICE. ~,,ainise A notification has been received from the , m' en ' e , to Consulate-Gi-neral to the effect that, " in rel e i r o the rvi t se h ildl e aieenci l vd e e t td t ho e; f r r t o h m a t the yellow fever Cuba all vessels coming from i t , ports no , quarantine in the Sardinian Statt u t. I the were furnished with clean bills of br 401 A the , have now to acquaint you that, by a letter date"' is e alw of August, from the President of the Board of ng _ k o at Genoa, I am informed that, the yellow feve r ; 0 0 again manifested itself in that island, ~Itll do be 'laving ceoseo ore coming subjected from it to the Sardinian ports Tail 11 ° to the usual quarantine." MARKET NEWS.—(.TH I S D AY') .—...-- --- 10A17. CORN EXCHANGE.—M° d a y w ere Most of the country markets held on s 3 ,..T r i fa ' riA fairly . supplied with home-grown Wheat, eeL e - Y a d rae" middling condition. For all kinds then ej33s the 411 heavy, and prices had a downward tene_clo' octet! being equal to 2s per quarter. Barley wag 7 Fion r 0 1 :1 request at previous currencies,- but PeasNfalt,tkn refili4 a very dull inquiry. Oats, Beane, anti full quotations. tate dll Late advices from New York and Odessa s t st hig her large business was doing on English arc k m O le rates. The Baltic, Dutch, and French markets ruled heavy. ew re "' Very moderate supplies of English rain 00 9 fr i l ceived up to our market last week. The . 1)1) 50 Dat• e l' abroad were 14,897 quarters of Wheat, 4 . a lisp eseel 14,017 Oats, 655 Beans, 4,550 Linseed, 6 ,216 Noels Q 107 sundry Seeds, 203 sacks and 17,939 0, or Flour. , f wheat E r ; A full average time-of-year suppq °', from ''' -se ll ceived up to our market to-day coastwise. ... Fara was in f e rio o i, to loo t and Kent, but its general quality kinds we had a very dull inquiry, and some t i l l er J ewe parcels were with difficult disposed of on ro fl oris t er a r . terms, viz., 34s to 40s for yred, and 383 to 483 P d , nev e r " for white. The show of old Wheats was l irnl t hot S h () ; 11 , 8 theless the demand for them was heoY: et or;id day's currency, the top figure for the be s e ".., ue bY land being 545. Very few samples reach U for fo rwa% carriage, and the amount of business doio delivery, owing in a great measure to the ungeer -- 1 -t i n n e p e r(s an d be Prim!' tion of the holders of foreign Grain , heavy arrivals, was unusually small. „ The o, fresh fig_ We were well supplied with foreign "1, ,ius li t ies, the selecre Isold slowly well as ex-granary. Most of the e%tetisivoi low Darieb: show of which was by no means at last week's prices; but several sale s , do Is ?- and Black Sea were forced at a o ducti°n 01 q e erier quarn - r. a r tiler 8 Floating cargoes were freely effered " ° tb° F 100ell' 4; terms, hut the sale for them was in olw Several vessels have been ordered WOG rrora sold in consequence. s how °° The few samples of new English BarleY ° 11 , 0 3,3 S P e - at previous rates, Chevalier being worth 3 2 s ,a t we P I " quarter. Foreign parcels moved off slowly , no charge to notice in their v.lue the fefs s ,s alt —the suppply of which " was on o - 0 - chow met a slow inquiry, at late figures. F irie ~,,0 wise, however, quite as dear. for total supply of Oats was smaller well , t ., ! pel f : weeks put; yet, as the dealers are mostly we ll 4 1- oglite li it was quite equal to the inquiry. Not the " I change tor& plac2 in value. tiv OW . The few Beans on the market were in e9 Red previous quotations. , holder s Peas were in very moderate request , y e. firm. Am er The Flour trade was heavy, and sales of parcels took place at Is per barrel less roollaY' 0 0 CURRENCY FEB DIPEREAL fifEASUK•S' ..59 1 VI Whoat—Essex & Kent, Mait—Chevalier•• •;nd 91. Rea • • ••• •• 34s to 50s Oats Yorkshire .., 0 4. 161 o s Ditto,White •• •• 38s 541 Lincolnsia.• .•. 21 Norfolk and Lin- dO ri' ' 3 , - coln,l, 3i•• • •e 41s 45s Yougha l 611 .• I 5 3S Ditto, White .• •• • • 43s 50s Pots:lac::: : . iv :6 49 1 Irish, Bed •••••• .. —, —s Cork, White . '• ; 9 00 511 Ditto,White • ... •. — s —s Scotch, Fe ed ' .... 3 1: 0 Rye—Old •••••• • • • • • • 27s 29s Beans—Tick ••• • • .:‘.. 3 ",", 3 3 $ I c ''w• —•••••• • • • • 27s 59s Pigeons • •"'• :... 3 ';'; SO uariey—Grinding . .... 25 s 27, Peas —Grey .•••'• . .. 3 „", 3 3$ Matting .—•••• •• 29s 3i s Maple ••• • • '•... 3 ' 3 0 Chevalier •• • • ... 32 8 33 , l&alt—Suffolk and Nor. 52s 57s Flour—Town -00 .., 2. OA Brown .••••• • • - • • 44s 50s Suffolk •"• • ' follf 3°6 • Kingston and Ware 51s 58s Stockts &Net th e r red : c ti ,vor l Large supplies i?f i TrTi l g i n r stock ha a" s- t r o i r al '7' b e E lV e ll il i e t r ° s . •: :: •.d:;;;,.: 3 3 4 1 5 ; :5 9 port of London since Monday last , Tb e „"4 - 80 1D, A 4 1 91 has amounted to 11,967 head, against •" ill 4 ' same period in 1851; 8,778 in 1850; 5 i 769 ' 7,925, in 1848; and 6,928, in 1847. As VPO e 1 /O . IMPORTS INTO LONDON 11 , 1 TITS r -- 1 ' Ayes. ... Beasts. Sheep. Lamb s. La i; ..--- -" .--- From _ Antwerp Tonningen 3BB ... 281 .. Bremen - - - '' 3 00 Gluckstadt - .°' 8 3 0 „.. Harlingen jeuuiep N ••• 81 ... 1,544 ... --' " .... Ilarnburgh .. 1,342 .. --- ''' 6 '"‘ ," Amsterdam 4B . • 1,271 • --' " 12 lO Dordt .. ...„.... 3lO 362 "..../ Rotterdam 6 —...--- ----- 5 2 .' . 0 13 1 01 " Total .1,493 .. 8,799 ... 713 0.• t o The yearly comparison of the Weekly or 1q 0 ) under:— calves' 6 41 Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. 64 6 0. 73 1851 1,948 „. 7,643 ... 600 •" 3 52 '''' 69 1850 1,500 ... 6,500 ... 45 0 ," go 0' 0 9 1849... ..... 1,200 ... 4,000 ... 50 " •• 525 '' we lt ' 1848........ 1,330 ... 5,850 ... 150 "' tor eige ° Ore We were again heavily supplied Wit h n , 0 1 0 % 0 0 especially Beasts and Sheep, but the g e--1 13 of - blf arri" 00 0 . ~, of all kinds was very inferio-r. The e se & DV from the Northern grazing districts we, r t in ti ll- 0 good as to number, but =sually de fi t e b il utc b f ° oo 36 The attendance of both town and countrz., 0d,., ° ,, ti - Of extensive whilst the Beef trade was steel: on 7 gibs, instances, prices were a shade higher t e e d 49 P i e n ,bire, last. The primest Scots readily pro rod Dicie°',7 2 ,500 rt , .(l a good clearance was effected. F 0 1" rec eive"„ 4o of Leicestershire and Northamptonshire, w v e o u ndr '' c l" t uid short horns; from other parts of -" Ij c" horn - goar various breeds; and from Scotland. 6 ' e p wer t ., ° - I , 0 11 polled Scots. The receipts of English 5 , 4 11 ,?d0n. if ° il l. partitively small, but in Mir average con say brisooe breeds we had a steady, though not fe 1„01 38 '_, f ed quirt', at Friday's advance in the c1 11° " - 4 %. fer t . lo o' primest old Downs went at 48 6d per 8 114 .. e re bilLob superior half-breeds realized 4s 4d. W 0 " the P - . 0% b w we, ~, bel , derately supplied with Lambs. On the r 8 111 "8 0° trade was active, at from 4s 4d to 5s 4d per veal tr eat 2d higher than on this day's se'nnight. Th e o i t e 0 13 ,„ i d was steady, and prime small Calves Were q for Al° ' as on Friday. There was an improved saw the prices of which had an upward tendency' 0. 6 , For Sibs. to sink the offal. 0. P. .. ~, . 3 3 l ' 5. d. to s. d. Interior Beasts-- 2 6 2 8 Inferior Sheep •• ' n 3 8 4 ,- Second quality •• ••2 10 3 2 Second OM . B° llo4 ° 4 " Prime large Oxen .. 3 4 3 8 Coarse-weolled di 4 4 0 0 Prime Scots ••••.. 3 10 4 0 Southdown'iretne!, 0 0 3 1 6 Large coarse Calves 210 3 8 Ditto euto f the W°'" 2 10 I 0 PrimesmalldittO .. 310 4 2 Large Hogs ""'‘ 3 23 ° Suckling Calves •• 20 0 24 0 Small PorkerS •• .. 1380 Lambs .. ••••• • • • 4 4 5 4 Quarter old Piga • • TOTAL SUPPLY AT mAIME T, AO Beasts. I Sheep. 1 C a lves. 1 37 5 4,701 29,210 1 284 Pig / ' 80a5.3 1 POItEIGII 6 Cr r F C L a l l r v . e • I' o 1,855 Sheep. 1 212 8 0 ` lf I 6,710 d Pri e ph A Statement and Comparison of the Supplies 511 1 gsr Sept Fat Stock exhibited and sold in Smithfield Catty, on Monday, Sept. 8, 1851, and this day, I ' lll ' - 6, 1852. Per 81bs., to sink the offals. Sept. 8, 1851. s. d. s. d. Coarse and inferior Beasts ... ... 2 4to 2 6 Second quality ditto ... ... 2 8 2]o Prime large Oxen ... 3 0 3 2 ... 3 4 3 6 Prime Scots, Coarse and inferior Sheep... ... 2 8 210 4 Second quality ditto •.. 3 0 3 Prime coarse-woolled ditto ... 3 6 3 8 Prime Southdown ditto ... ... 310 4 0 Lambs... ..• ... 310 410 Large coarse Calves 2 8 3 4 Prime small ditto .........3 6 3 8 Large Hogs ••• • --.. ... 2 4 3 2 32 3 8 S ma ll Porkers •.. Beasts 4,650 Sheep •and Lambs „. ... 31,270 Calves ... 305 Figs 39( SUPPLIES CLIi SALE, • S EFT . 9, 1859,.....] Sheep and Lambs, 28,550; Calves, 252; Pigs, Sal's'. 1, 189.B ea4 t h aim; p oo p a d j Colrish 160; 6, 18 e. rd. oi ; 2 6tA) 3 'j g ) 210 5 8 3 A 4 ° 3 3 )3 2 3 1° 13 S 5 4 g 4 4 5 4 1 210 1 3 4 3 10 3 6 2 10 3 10 3 8 4,7 01 29, 210 3 16 West 4'74" 295. 2 8 1 1 50 f domool gel ire Pei ce do e, fa