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No. 1.896.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1852.
EARSIIALL ensil =RIDGE'S LINE of AUB- THE REGISTRATIONS. BAILWAY3. MINES. MONEY .
TUALAMon PMARMIIPL-17we tallowlei int-elme
noted for their 11611411Nnet qualities erg MMus a
llMlSleadatbis tail t=ers, will eall mnettally ea adz LONDON. THIS DAT. PAYDAY EVISSIO.
41,61.4 ASP. load la Ute Dais. Mr. M'Christy resumed the revision of the Livery Two o'Ctou. The mining share market hu been characterised Consols advanced a p
be said to
been rather today, • strength of a few porches
Period of the year, may be said to be in a satisfactory partmene may
The Railway market has
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tilairteTaPYebert ITlO°Ziallee?""ledrhajese. ribe4 as of Cnrnhill the dealings being generally at slightly. reduced
(a member of the Cooks' Company), Wooded to meet an rater, but pnees are now a shade better agam.
which sales have been made are reported to Hsu
position. Pnces ars generally firm. The prices at The price opened the pm
consuls nour-14 ~,, j. 50u....
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SIPL 17 objectives preferred by Mr. Acland: and haring proved MARES AND ISTOCRS lINGUAZANTEEDs
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rim a,. 6). , ~ follown.wide m bet due allowance mut be made for the 991 to 100 for money, isi
5p.r...... ,,.. L Darien .. Ferillinllp Sept. le ' that he raided at the place stated on the register, claimed
7.44.,447. 44, p pa. arirtn frequently existing in this variable mar- October, with a quiet api
IN sINISCII 764 T. PHU Wale . . hot. 2$ orate. Ms. I'd . Itasawars.
---- --- ket as between buyer and seller :-Ilalamanning and dealt in at 277, and Ba
ninetziots ..... ... 410 w. Norio ..- liebenTeare Olt. I Mr. Adana was span obliged to pay costa in emend in-
Croft Gotha], 106; West Providence, 50; Trelawny, count, these forming th
miss ....... ... - 4.50 r. fur
entered into in this deport
In the livery of ish.makere, a es mum, sferese,icet.n
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For ter,,,,, height or pomp% Odin oohs mail Wear 12. Corson, described rot 27, New Oravallane, attended mad MO assilles .. Ili 61 421; Treviakey, 130 ; Corn, 4s, Bd., preinft East The unfunded securities
Tagus, 45; East Tamar 26e.; • Kilbeicken, 41 ;
1311 ellil liens.ek=.lllllasetalle• lee 11
,s, apply to the namteellesed.whe are eandwaarloolodt : in comequenes of one of Mr. Aeland's informal objeetions. . Exch uer Bills were at a
Vrtasee,-".not rntosetot °no-am ald2l("Pdaa "diaa) *cm' Oa mum ation, it appeared that the number should bare ebealem.Yems= It a did Gann, 275. 6d.; West Cl:radon, 170; Trehsne, 51; • a reduction
of the itastraleMen emimin. been 24, ;Med of 27. .04 •11 DennallealeLlllllllMlLC 19 SO Tinereft, 12, 124; Wheal Clifford, 1511.
MAIMMALL ead MD11001.61, Insimisrehdbest.
Kr. Asked stated that the Toter had Does informed that in. ice Mai and imam -. " 1 103 tee ryilt"rate o 725. to 75e. 4
Ds IMMEL'S TOILET me sum et sagessise was ~ithdeewn. w. tr 4 Odalsodm
_... ... .. 414 41 ell I The gold mining shares remain at keener piece,
with scarcely any badness offering. quoted 675. to 70s. pre
The Dessistee having corrected the number, was about ulli &la 4246700,6444441,,,4440001836 .: ~:, mistbuyers; and India Bonds,
-11-110 VIPIEGAR (.Meisel hr the to award wags, when 10 45 Daklinead iliMatiiise.• 71 Ma In other foreign mines there was more movement. ID the foreign house, tj
celebrated Dr. Ore, to sande& et the Mr. Ached rem to ask for a ewe of appeal. Is all Duna, Portfolio/Aber. Imperial Brazilian took a great start, closing sto 7, was the announcement th
with transactions as high as 0. United Mexican
The Barrister refused to allow an appeal, and awarded dais Junction „. ... Si 71 Turkish loan, previously
Purest and mot salutmionsenhnews) 3.. is. 13 all Mot Amities (233 L. le 6
John d.el Reys are firm at 29.
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,•• 'l7 1--,7•• 4.1.7 ere again in strong demand, and reached 7. st. postponed, as conveyed to
.7. • or ". - - sunk's to lay lac 'I3 o*(7°o Mr. Aslsad rid his own opinion was so strong upon the ..
_. on. ,111-.17.12),..". -. C 14.1
Cokes are also Toe! Nom the committee, wh
• •'- me a tools sad rekeddsg lotion larthe point, that he was disposed to try the question by refuting i,„ r, 6.2.4-.4,:z..., . 114 s4i
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- . twit cc Path. a mists, Neu*, ayis•-• P 110773- le all balm cu Car A.. well supported. house late in the ',kenos
The Barrister-Very well; but I cannot hear you in any NY IL U. Mu) ... 7I 71 a i "At the request of several
. . :Is .• MS dcaccidcl% and ' IPwrita did." other ease until you do pay. is ell t Do. class /I and 0 din 61 6 41 THIS DAY. of the persoW assurance, of
r r.,•••• hetant ter alloroccalll cc act mom- An order for payment haring been applied for, 11 ell last Larimaeht_ .r• . . 151 IS Two °Timm.
There is nothing to notice in the gold mining share the contractors), that the I
"5-. 7---.4. Its owlet szel sanitary propertln raw Mr. Arland wished, before the order was mule, to make 16,1 :II _ eto- owe foosess. •••• - - loan would be ready for deli
o. a mi. D.0.113-reaJm 51 119 market, which remains neglected. 16th inst., the committee ,
t., .4,..1, ~; h
~.: der It se indLepre.ehle reoul,lte IA ril
aDTPhe lairte. I cannot her you till you pay the money. g... jjp. galwitit.ltglia7, ;11 71:idd Imperial Brazilian shares have again been in re- settlement in that stock for
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1 Nadi.. Prim am eel. awl Se. May Mr. Arland-The act says only that the barrister shall sli. MI Olargewlt aeoth Mestere -
Is, hod Is teed for rklePlat at West wot hear any other notice of claim or ollertion from the It. 100 Depot &Mans . ... .. 7-5 76
redaction hs reles-echilly EOM= lame party caul the GM' awarded ere pew. ...-•
$f . id.: sustxr.t., Perfumer, 39, Gerrard. The Ihni**-Pletistl . ft WO awe A, Mort.. 40 41
M. 190 DO. f ibloce72l, Meet.. 114 11$ 13
461 6 quest, and have risen to 74. The transactions in
United Mexican have been at 61 to i.
mess semen The committee now tad the
Utielli has sot been realise
postponed eirm die.-By ord
Pilinad)
ot vase.,4l
.:-. • ••-.. !-.." motet, 3 he. °ad by 511 "'led's Ik'' after again refusing to pay, left the court-
The order for the Se. was rhea made out; and Mr. Acland, *et me" GotrriwidmillaWeit•lin:. 0t...p 9.615 WI 3 pd..l dour "Sept lab, 18,52."
74 at tassieter sad Carlirli . 112 Mad 53 Ma,
' tMiss Paid. rinterd** today. This anneuecementwai
~.. Cost, were awarded against bun in several eases in his lal II: Do. Third. .. . 18 It pm ad —--
- _ - - ______ . ___ - absence, and orden for payment made. ft. ion Lanarldre sad Yorkelt:r. 16 664 sd Sit 11 lad 541155 I Agee Frhi eV 1 1 pas 11 and a few of the memo
4 The court adjourned shortly after 4 o'clock until to-day, mi 4 Ili 0C.D.,. rifthcwim ai •ut;i4. -Iwo
4. 2 M MUM sad
when the rest of the livery lists will be taken. 00 .11 Leech Monroe - .. 111 1111 "ad
104 Me. MGM Omlllesslea .....
WOO 20 AMaries
16,1110 10 Aseenimelea l3 - -
1 1 11 „ " bear " the stock, the q
IRELAND. only 91 to 2 prem., but
:IS 111.Lcasloa and Clethwall 6 SI II i SMIDO 10 Amnia 3 4 I was attached to it, an
Draux, Barr. 17. to 15 Loa ,Tllbery,li Ileathend - - MUM I amelsellas Freehold
It is a remarkable fact that although the death of TOWER HAMLETS. 5t10.., Len Iblibire,l63. C 0,., 1644 1651 1041 10,NO I Ave Waft an s 4 as 4 quickly, the price closed
the great Duke is the only subject of conversation The revision of the list of voters for this populous et It"
Ile North-West, 11l 111 1205 1 611 lAIS SI Illasinnwes tree sad Coal all - - same as in the morning.
here, the event does not seem to have produced a 7 borough was commented yesteedayby J.F. ma I ld ueen *ll Do. rnits -• ••• •• 24 71 on
- ' to 1 Do.Sloah.,lll.andLlC le 2,, 21 MUM 1 IlrithiAlsiretlas Uold all 1 e dis
WM SS Bride Ina 13.11 - - been made, it appears t
ion upon Irishmen. Most
very profouod scnsat prop e ,_llsq., at the Court Heenie, Wenclose.square. Though there .A. Inc g4.40.&89,t,.,‘,4„. 91 is
ft 141,0110 115 Knish. Isap.(lea.at U. pm. 141 s r i 1 71 scrip receipts is expected
ss a* *crawly tellisised whip and tory machinery in this •44 411 De.. s.O
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.„ . 44 4Ms ON SO De. Owes aad Wats - all - - we believe it will be foe
speak of the loss which England most feel his death Immo for ~ gnegying she regittee," the number of claims 40 34 N.. die _ - 4 M die MAN M De. IL ;shallot Rey IS - -
to be, and of the blank which his departure has left was as newt extremely large. There were *ply 25 object ts alt tendonArrykEaahnillhas 16 17 ad 1541,0119 1 Cesses'eCteek. all IMa par need be under no anxie
behind; but we rarely hear any see connecting Ire- tions, ell in the parish of Hackney; the claims were p 4. tsaas.9::-..r.ra L 42: 15.155 ~ Mew Awe
land with that loss, or seeming to be touched with 2,318 ill number. 0,4 i Do. lam&,alLrla.b.
Ltael. nidw. 71 3as 9 "M a Calentel Oen ... .......
14 - - potted upon the arrive;
the feeling of popular regret so strongly marked on M. 160 MUM . .._ ... . 771 77 174 If 7 MAN 1 fte.g..iriustrallas Oopper all 1 1 die Pans. It is ob•
N. 100 DA Ntrys7imd.Den• 41 44 sum tO Omen& - all - to get in readiness I
the other side of the channel. MIDDLESEX. It 111 /11,1.0 t. weet.(ll 1 shares - - 30,660 Oeldsslimentala .. all 1 1 die
The Rev. Mr. 31aeSooley, curate of St. Peter's Yesterday Launeelot Shadwell, Esq., the Barrister leo ou temallto ma Cadlaill ••• - - Will Grad Orly disks
Sr. 106 Newsistet _ ... ... . 47 41 WIN Osmat Feigenth all 111 pm
parish, in this cit.., corrects, in a letter to Saunders's •appointed to revise the list of 'men for the county of loan raised in Frans
23 14 Newport, Abergaveney,
21i WS Lit r, a mistake into which some of the Middlesex, opened hi. court for that purpose, at the Castle and Ihrellsrd.. SI id's I=l ilairinthent. a
- ail I its when it is considered the
London journals have fallen, with respect to the day Inn, Branford. 10 re Perry and indakiliMs.. 11 Si WON lealhOeller,Ohlta an. an 1 I die inconveniently small sum
and place of the late Duke's bit th, that event having Mr. W. H. James appeared for the reformers, and Mr. cat In :4=..."..« ... .. 4. 45 MOAN 4 Ibrieults ell Ma pet seen that the attaching t
Thomas Alley Jones, assisted by Mr. B. Machin, for the w
been stated by some to have taken place at Dugan wit.. se 21 northent Desnlies 'ulnae 14- -1444114 1 therikraaarldathimr ml.l • I:ide ( which is represented as
Castle, in the county of Meath, on the Ist of May, The number of objections taken by the reformers is 1,050, 1' In = Wile Act T. -: lit .1. *I a 1 ~.....16sais - ...... - ell
4 Pwl A° Prince Kallimaki, Chi
1769. The Rev. Mr. MacSooley says: and by the torics about 2.000. /* Ira seen - .... 41 is as. 114 IRAs i reititsriraii....." ....
7: &In iala Er
«..•, the other formalities, eon]
It is well known that he was born us Upper Heerlen- alentAncsientwer OP THE ZOTHSCIIILDS 10 15 North Wenesna. ... . /Ma MI Matiems Mails lel 14 3 tion. At the same time :
Street. in this parish. in the horse at raiment occupied by Baron Lionel de Rotheehild, Mayer Amschel de Roth,- 10 5, Nana Wise& Meet.fam -44 -64 pm
.1 IMPS AsslrsEas
Et. IN 314:
ia MONA 1 Ais appointment of the settlii
the Ectleeiasucal Commissioners, which was then in the child, and Nathaniel Nathan de Rothschild, of Piccadilly, si. No =illsweill"W...°l7.' 74,74 74:4
7111 mon assi wasa Kuria ....... aSe 7 144 mature, as of course no 1
pesse.ssiou of the Earl of Mornington, end in consequence Middles's, claimed to be on the register on the qualification ei. we Made leased . 63 11 zol MUM I Men Ilseposa. all 1 die pea place in auy ease unlem i
of Ming Dorn there was baptised in St. Peter's church. The arising out of three *operate cat-char of 46k 4t. ran- an- pn. to *iamb aim. -01;,.. ',,, ~ I. 190,000 I Tlbs - 1 4 1 Ilm
- - noes_ and in thia roanont i

It is a remarkable fact that although the death of
the great Duke is the only subject of conversation
here, the event does not stem to have produced any
very profound sensation upon Irishmen. Most people
*col of the loss which England most feel his death
to be, and of the blank which his departure has left
behind ; but we rarely hear any sue connecting Ire-
land with that lees, or seeming to be touched with
the feeling of popular regret so strongly marked on
the other side of the channel.
The Rev. Mr. MacSooley, curate of St. Peter's
perish, in this city, corrects, in a letter to Saunders's
Nees Lat, r, a mistake into which some of the
London journals have fallen, with respect to the day
and place of the late Duke's bit th, that event having
bees stated by some to have taken place at Dangan
Castle, in the county of Meath, on the Ist of May,
1769. 'The Bev. Mr. MacSooley says:
It is well known that he was born in Upper Merrion-
street, in this parish. in the house at present occupied by
the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, which was then is the
possession of the Earl of Mornington, and in consequence
of being burn there was baptised in St. Peter's church. The
MOT most easily corrected is the date of his birth, which
could not have been on the Ist of May, 1709, as he was bap-
tised cm th! 30th of April, 1769. la the registry of bap-
tisms in St. Peter's t& miryruns thus :—,April
30th—Arthur sun of the Right lion. Earl and Countess of
Mornington."
A correspondent of the Erening Post makes the
following reference to the packet station question :
The report of the commissioners, with regard to a packet
station in the west of Ireland, is about to be published, and
yea will be surprised to hear that they recommend the
natural harbour at Foynes Island in the Shannon, in prefer-
ence to Galway, or any other harbour on the west coast of
Ireland. The reason given is that there is a safety harbour
at Foynes capable of containing the British fleet, aceemilile
at all hours of the tide—that more than half a million of
money would not construct a harbour of equal capacity and
safety at Galway—and that the diference of the rue be-
tween New York and Galway and New York and Poynes
is only five or six bouts ; and there being railway commu-
nication from Limerick to Dublin and from Limerick to
Waterford, they recommend Foynes as the most eligible
Site for a locket station."
The Lorena, first ship from Dublin to Australia,
with 230 passenger., of whom 180 are from Dublin
alone, dropped down the river yesterday to Kings-
town, and sails this morning for Melbourne. Mrs.
Chisholm visited the Lorena on Wednesday, and
expressed herself greatly pleased with the arrange-
ments for the voyage. The Peru, which touched at
Queenstown, sailed from that port on Wednesday, on
her voyage to the gold lands of Australia.
The Cork Reporter complains that her Majesty's
ship Ajax, which has been stationed for some time
at Queenstown, proceeds to Portsmouth to be pad-
a. This "grievance" is made the subject of a lead-
intarticle in the Cork journal.
The Fermanagh Mail says, that since the late
election, Captain Mervyn Arclulall, M.P., and Henry
D'Arcy, Esq., of Necarn Castle, have kept up a hos-
tile correspondence through ,the medium of Captain
Barton, of Itettigo, and that the rivals were to have
brought matters to an WOO a few days since in Bel-
gium, had not discretion dictated a more prudent
course.

Yesterday Launeeiot Esq., the Barrister
red to revise the list of 'eters for the county of
spared his court for that purpose, at the Castle
Le Braaferd.
Mr. W. R. James appeared for the reformers, and Mr.
Thomas Alley hoes, assisted by Mr. B. Madan, fur the
bra
The norkee of objections taken by the !donnas is 1,060,
OA flhe Series about 2.000.
Mr Wren terms:iv OF THE ZOTHIIHNILDE
iris Lind de Rothschild, Mayer de Rothe-
-0:%0 Mahaaiel Nathan deal Piccadilly.
deireg Se be mare vegan os
_qualification
rabbi Oat ot rens eeponne MK 4s. pr
MILI kph °mph& by the Bream Rethealuld, Ova-
Peek.
3=e. lean asked the court to adjourn the rase for a
tree, IS be should be able to madam evidence to prove his
shish rhe or sure the baron's solicitor would attend
via the deed of rest-charge.
The Barrister ,Hard to comply, remarking that the de-
'mimics ea the register was insufficient to retain the
is...
Mr. Jesse called the attaatioa of the Barrister to the
third column, statiog that there was an baptism omis-
sisa. The rent-charge should ban stated to have been
is ten
The Banister thought it should to so.
Mr. lanes—ln any case, if the deed could be produced
to reek that the bane held the qualMeatlea, the Bar-
*Me OPEN reset br the third edema the words " in fee ;"
end la the gourds column the erne et the owner of the
pctizymen of which the charge issued.
• ter held that he had we pewee te insert the
weeds in fee " required by Mr. Imiess, the Court of Cor-
se. Pine haring decided against that prepositioa.
LeoseMagly the clams of the Bane de Rothschild and
his relatives IMO disallowed.

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HEREFORD MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

TauuoAT MOZIMIO.

The telneindef of the oratorio of " St. Paul" was
equally moomend with the flest part, a brief notice of which
was trammittitd by yesterday's despatch. Herr Formes's
Immediate enigma of the ban solo " Consume than all,"
mareffective; but especial maths should be
mdlosernirifnlisms's performance of the lovely aria,
"le the Lard is mindful ;" it was truly meeeted and
dentinal, and was weer more pleashisly eneente. The
seam sham " Ades, shim." wooer of the Mt iced
podwumeee of the morning. Herr Formas's soadkag
of the imam " 0 God, bare mercy," wee his.
Imes la- the extreme, all devotion wee out of the
wels this style of music the great bane deskiedly
la the songs that rarer power ha Meads
His duet with Sim "New we that
am mithassoders," was repeated. . Reevactsaligarrof
the els. "le thee faithful unto " on
Ida MUM& lrog;ffiedHatemaZoie a'sohlo imam of
=and the on sews 1j well
The drama& imam id& voila Oh eastrek
were all well dew
hr's oratorio, "The Last Jed," formed the
Moe part of the prop. Thu betnniontel Una.
=s, In whisk studs le liewatkint, wow
y pla yall. a Alslisky WI edema arida
Wend to
ml Omura the maim ado embrimill
psweloylair tho Ornal ..p d
by rub
" die as ; while the ' AMMO Mai
with se other in a leallielles of the'
text Midi awfully sublime lb laisrasha awl
Yr. env %ow as &set, " renake as wee." The gawp,
tealias kw Ito departed," was repealed ;it was sung
kiss William Mr. Lackey,. and Mr.
Steg ZdE:aa3=drhitl,P4wlrrequaslig wellthe
~seppddat the dines insuated to 1431.,
I
Oa “eanale of edrawr=igss lie Melva after
az mamas, Me
TEVNIDAT EVIICINO.
TONI 011111111/VMOS ibis wain, was crowded to them, the
riotsi;pin,
Mem 600 and 600. It opened with
We tal.ALlD.rteeZeildriayttt thorns;
ilml. " Twilight," is rueful and plowing, but
Nee bean at " The Tar's song," Is very niggeedthe, sod
mai irikay madders swift rasa.; it weed dad 'a
Way wino eel bawl nip. Two glees by the " Vales, '
"Maw, gawk gala," Ind " Ye spotted snakes " were as
warmly received as they were exquisitely performed ; the
dinner was secolap by the pianoforte and a kettle-
drum ! The performances of the taleated " Item "
Is eat require the aid of clap-traps to create an elect ;
be IMINUOS to whirl Mr. Chipp bestowed such as weer.
did Maw as he laMalkaat u to startle every one in the
sea siollhalt dm abet prodaord was at least astonishing.
Mr. was a XL ww. by J.L. Hatton very chastely ;
it Is a amp 01.41711 was well received. Madame
No crag ow . "Beanie Prim Cherlie"
and
ilt Wen be Ink ." without an weer
i sir nes eneend. The " National
Anthem " emeinded the potformeneas for the evens.
concert; and a ball well anemia aloud the preasellap far
the day.

ANNOYING A RAILWAY PASSENGEB.—At this Shire
Hall, on Saturday, • young man of respectable appsammes
mated Edward 1 who stated himself to be a gendsmaia's
servant, was charged under the bye-laws of this Min and
Railway Company wan having, on the 4th of Soplifilabrir,
at the parish of Kingstone, being • passenger in • Owl.
on the railway, beta guilty of conduct likely to Inemdig•
with the comfort of Miss Sarah lane Edwards, Glee a the-
senger.—Mr. Ilowley appeared with the defenditat.—Kfts
Edwards stated that on the day in question she entered
OM of the carriages of a government tree at Rugby, is
order to proceed to Nottingham. After she bad been anted
some short time, and while engaged in readings book, seem
person in the same compartment handed to her • copy of
the "Band of Hope Review," • publication of the FPO
Society. She returned the tract to the penult who pm it
to her, saying that she did not reqaire it, as she woo
already reading. The defendant, who was NOW
in another compartment, immediately said, " Wee%
she take it?" adding the gratuitous advise "Taw
had better take it, my dear." She of awn
felt somewhat indignant at each an observation from an
utter stranger, but said nothing relative to it. Soon after-
wards the defendant and some of his companions made a
number of singular noises at their end of the carriage. sad
she turned round in order to see who it was. As seen as
she did this, the defendant said, "Do you want me, my
dear ? I'm here, my love," and continued to address her
In a similar offensively familiar style at intervah all the
way to Kegworth station. Being then unable to beat it
any longer, she left the carriage and complained to the
station master, who, at her request, asked the man for his
acme and address. He stated it to be liowbottom, 4,
1111ountstreet, Nottingham, which she afterwards learnt
was false. She then proceeded to another carriage, but
before doing this the defendant stretched out his Mad,
srt:g, We had better shake hand., love; let us be
t a
de, my dear !" At Berton the defendant left his oar •
siege, and, approaching the one is which the complainant
was, again renewed his impertinent conduct. She aides-
mated to prevent this by pulling up the window. He
then went to the neat compartment, and putting in kis
head, said, " I hop* you are more comfortable sow,
li deer." e also desired the other pusengen to take
cola: care of her. lie continued this rowdiest as the
train moved on, and altogether she felt so annoyed at his
behaviour that a complaint was made to the statics minter
at Nottingham, and the present proceedings inetituted.
For the defence, Mr. Howley called Mary Brock, who wee
in the carriage at the time, and who swore that nothing
took place of a very extraordinary nature —certainly
nothing but what was always to be heard in • third class
carriage. She thought there was nothing in the defen-
dant's conduct at all likely to interfere with the complain-
ant's comfort, nod alleged that to her alone was to be at-
tributed everything unpleasant that did occur, she having
refused the gentleman's offer of the tract with the observa-
tion, "Take the insulting fellow's tract away—l don't
want it." This Miss Edwards altogether denied. The
magistrates said they considered the defendant math to
blame, and therefore convicted him in the fell penalty of
afts. They trueted this decision would have the effect of
preventing insults being offered to paseirogere, even In
third class carriages. Miss Edwards, they thought, was
entitled to considerable credit for having brought Writhed
the ease —Noffinyhows Journal.
FEARFUL DRATH.—OR Wednesday last, two chil-
dren, about four or live years of age, were playing on the
Durham and Sunderland Railway, at the Moor, when •
locomotive came up with a train of coal waggons. The
children ran after at; and the enginemnn, seeing theirdan-
pious position, shouted to them. They took no notice;
and one of them, named Parker, came so close to the loco-
moire that the engioemau stooptd down and fortunately
caught hold of him, and pulled him up on the engine the
otter named Joseph Addy, aged four pars, fell down
before the wheels of • train of twelve waggons, and was
literally crushed to pieces and killed us • moment.—
homktiond Ne,s.
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FIUDIT Monntso.
The cathedral was again crowded to bear the everlasting
Diesidsh." No remarks need be arered oaths perform-
ance of the several parts; everyone coneersed entered con
swore apse t►eir duties. Altogether it wee an excellent
performaaee.
The malts of the festival cannot be accurately elated,
but they will ant be very unfavesrable, as the attendances
daring the lost few performances have been very good, and
the patients* officiating as stewards will not be called upan
to make up any great deficiency in the expenses.

FRIDAY EVIII,IINO.
Consols advanced 1. per cent. today, upon the
strength of a few purchases, but business in this de-
pertinent may be amid to be almost at a standstill.
The price opened the same as yesterday, but closed
991 to 100 for money, and 100 to 1. for the 13th
October, with a quiet appearance. India stock was
dealt in at 277, and Bank stock at 228 for the &o-
count, these forming the only other transactions
entered into in this department.
The unfunded securities are rather fiat. The March
Exchequer Bills were at one time purchased at 74e.
pram., being a reduction of Is., but closed at yester-
day's rate o 72e. to 765. prem. The June bills were
quoted 675. to 70s. prem., with more sellers than
buyers; and India Bonds, 84s. to 87a. prem.
In the foreign house, the only feature of interest
was the announcement that the settling day in the

Turkish loan, previously fixed for Monday next, is
postponed, as conveyed in the subjoined notification
from the committee, which was pasted up in the
house late in the afternoon :

"At fie eireemeal members, and in consequence
et die 1111111•11111111111 of Mr. T. Usielll (the broker of
the dot the scrip Melees of the Turkish
iota would be essly lee delivery in Laudon en Thursday,
16th tam., Me mematees were Memel le as the first
setdeeinite In that musk tor Monday ass% the 20th Inst.
The rnmethlee reemllml OM the sent ease se elven by Mr.
Ustelll has ass lees redisedli the sestismset is therefore
pes...eass tih•By este=
imen4htesisostuy
•
" Sept. IM."
This sansuaesmustwaereceived witheome surprise,
and a few of the members showed a disposition to
" bear " the stock, the quotation being at one time
only 91 to 0 prem., but generally little importance
was attached to it, and as buyers came forward
quickly, the price closed 91 to 1 prem., or about the
name as in the morning. From inquiries that have
been made, it appears that a large portion of the
scrip receipts is expected in London on Monday, and
we believe it will be found that sellers of the stock
need be under no anxiety with reference to the set-
tlement, a day for which must necessarily be ap-
pointed upon the arrival in due course of the scnp
from Paris. It is obviously no easy operation
to get in readiness scrip to the amount of
two millions sterling (being the amount of the
loan raised in France and England), and
when It is considered that the bonds are each for the
inconveniently small sum of 401., it will readily be
seen that the attaching of the requisite signatures
kre which is resented as now in course of being done
Prince Eallimaki, the Turkish ambassador), and
other formalities, constitute a very tedious opera-
den. At the same time it is evident that the speedy
appointment of the settling day has been rather
mature, as of course no settling. could have taken
place in any cue unless the scrip had been in readi-
ness, and in this respect it is considered tho commit-
Ma ea open to the charge of
mt negligence, in first
iting a settling dry before it had been wee-
to a certainty that the scrip would be ready.
It is also considered that the notification in
question bears the impress of an attempt on the
part of the committee to shift from their own 'heel-
don the ones of the contretemps thus involved, and
that this circumstance will account for the at
CZ/harsh language in which the notice is
It is known that in the case of former
Issas the committee have not been so nice in their
:requirements, as in more than one instance the scrip
of each loans has not been in the hands of the con-
tractors till the very morning of the settling day.
Spanish Bonds showed an upward tendency, the
New Deferred Threes reaching 231, and generally
prices in this department were firm. The settle-
ment of the account hu passed off satisfactorily.
Bales are thus marked :—Brasilian Old Five per
Cents., 1031, 4, 31; ditto for account, 30th Sept.,
104. Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 84. Dutch
Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 65 ; ditto Four per Cents.
Certifs., 99, 4. Granada Deferred Bonds,, 124, 1,1.
Mexican New Three per Cents., 251. Peruvian
Actives, 1051 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 65.
Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., 391 38/.
Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,los. Sardinian
Five per Cents., 95/, 1. Spanish Old Three per
Cents., 504; ditto New Deterred Three per Cents.,
231, 1,4; ditto Committee's Certifs., 21 per cent.
Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 93,1, i prem. French
Four-and-s-Half per Cent. Routes, 103 f. 25e. (Ex-
change, 25f. 3.5 c.)
The transactions in miscellaneous shares were
rather numerous, including—Bank of British North
America at 571; Colonial Bank, 154; Commercial
Bank of London, 29, t; London Chartered Bank of
Australia (21. 10s. paid), 44, 1 ; Royal Australian
Banking and Gold Importing (IL paid), 11, 4;
Union Bank of Australia, new shares, 6„t • ' Crystal
Palace, 5; Royal Mail Steam, 781, 79; Great Aus-
tralian Emigration Company, 3-16, 5-16 premium.
Ebro Canal shares are quoted 1 to 4 prem.; French
Crystal Palace, 4 to 4 prem.; Bordeaux and Cotta
Railway. 14 to 4 prem. ; Upper India Railway,
Ito 1 prem.; Besiers to Graham= Railway, par
to 4 prem. k Richmond and Quebec Railway, 1 to 1
prom.; Fair Head Harbour, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.;
Chiriqui Road, 1 to 4 prem. • Netherlands Land
Enclosure, 4 to 4 prem.; North of Europe Steam,
1-16 to 3-16 prem.
The amount of specie shipped by the General
Screw Steam Shipping Company's steamer Indiana
is as follows :—For the Mauritius, 10,8001.; for
Madras, 6,8391.; for Calcutta, 70,6191.; making a
total of 88,2581.

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The account of the position of the Bank of Eng-
land for the week ending Saturday, the 11th of
September, is as follows :
BANK OF ENGLAND.—Aceorir for thine& ending Sena 11,13 M.
Mill 1110.1111.1111117.
18010 lined ..........L36,316.164 Goveriusint Febt..... L11.014.11"0
Other !Moulder %%NA ti
Gold Oohs and Balboa 14370.43$
derer Batas ILIA

£3x.349.76tA11f1111111T.
Goverment Proaritho
dachol.Dood Weidbl
Amodio') at 14,189.18
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gat 141XIL ers.uXas iJ. I. ELBEY. Deputy CRAW.
ne above returns, when compared with those for
gbi•=uB week, exhibit the following changes :
Swam
Otresdatisa active 22,086,37$ Decrease 724,910
Public depssits 7,287,944 Increase 620,816
Olhar &plaits
Geseseawat securities in

Othw %Wan. assortment . 14,189,182 Without situation.
medicos bi bankh;g
departmont
Coin awl hnilks in both

dapartaarnte - 21,893,644 Increase 41,072
Seaga day and ether bills 1,391,262 Decrease 31,016
The Reim
The Reserve
This return calls for no especial comment. ''ho
increase in the treasury deposits and reserve, and
consequent decrease in the active circulation, are
changes usual at this period of the season. The Mock
of bullion remains steady, notwithstanding the ship-
ments of the precious m-tals now going on to Aus-
tralia, the continent, and other parts.