The Sun.
London, England, 1851-10-20 00:00:00

AT

MINES LEAS'.

'ALI.

Leasininess
Railways. Companges. Paid. Nominal Prises. doßusne to-day.
i
Bir. and Oxford
Junc.,callsduly
paid, or with a
guarantee .. Gt. Western all 2834 293
Do., without a
guarantee .. De .. • • all 28 —29
Birm., Wol., &
• Dud.,calls duly
paid, or witk a
guarantee •• Do ;,-; 15 z•- 10 p
Do., without a
guarantee • . Do.. .. 15 7 9 p
Buckingharnsh. Lon. & N.W. all 17% 17%
Clydesdale June Caledonian all 44 -- 46
E. Lin., Guar. 6
per Cent. •• G. Northern all 3234 82% x.d
GlOacestor and
Dean Forest Gt. Western 20 134 —23 y
HarticplDock Yrk, Newl all • •
and Railway t an Ber.
Hull aed Selby Yk. &N. M. all 100 102
Do. % Shares Do all 50 51
Do. % Shares Do .. .. all 28 —l4
Leeds and Brad. Midland .. all 98 100 99
Lon. and Green. 3. Eastern .. all 1136 —l2
Do., Fret. .. Do all 2334 2434
Lowestoft, Gd. 4
per Cent. • • Norfolk • • all 13 —l4
Do., 6 per cent De .. all .. -, • •
Middleebro' and
Redcar, 6p. ct Steckt.Bs Dar all ~. r
N. & East, 6
per Cent. •• E. Counties . all •
Do., 5 per cent. Do, all 54 —56 5434
Do. New .. Do •• 43 4 6 p
Preston and SL.&N. W. all 43 —45
Wyre t & La.& Y.
D 0.% SharesA Do 11 834 934 p.
Read., Guild.,
and Reigate .. S. Eastern ~ all 21% 2134
Roy. & Ilitchin G. northern all 8 —8%
?ihep. Ex.. Do 1% 2 p.
Sher., Roth. and
Goole, 5 per ct. Lane. & Yerk 18 11 6 .. .•
South Staffords. Mr. M'Clean IN 334 —2% die.
Wear Val. 6 per
Cent. qua. Stock.& Dar. al— • •
Do. do. •• Do •• 25 26 • 27
Do, do. •• Do • • .. 51$ • •
Wilts &Somers, Gt. Western 160 90 —9l

REPE,

BRAZES,

Railways. I Paid. I Nominal Prins. 'Rosiness dose
to-day.

" In connexion with excursion trains and cheap fares'
it would have been desirable to analyse the proportion
between third-class travellers and those of a superior
kind. In one case only, the South-Eastern, has such
comparison been practicable, and proportions (for
1851) stand thus:—First class, 593,166; second class,
1,190,847; and third class, 2,124,961; total, 3,908,974
passengers. The money received from all passengers
having been as above, 365,338/., the average per pas-
senger is only ls. 101 d., a result from which each reader
is free to deduce his own conclusions."

The letters concerning monetary and mercantile
affairs on the other side of the Atlantic aro more favour-
able than was anticipated. The large arrival of gold
from California and the lessened demand for specie to
export to Europe imparted greater ease. The failure
of Messrs. Snuder, Simington, and Robinson, of Broad-
street, New York, in the oil, cotton, and grain trade, is
denounced.

Respecting California we are informed from America
that "The accounts continue good. Nearly two mil-
lions of dollars, in gold dust, are on their way here, via
Panama. This will probably remain in the country, and
the banks soon show a great increase in their supply
of precious metals. The effect of this cannot be
otherwise than most favourable. Tho Prometheus, from
San Juan, brings twenty days later news from Cali-
fornia. From all parts of the mining section, the ac-
counts are encouraging, and as the attention of miners
has recently been turned almost entirely to machinery,
the probability is that the product will largely increase,
instead of diminish. The construction of machinery
for crushing the rock by water power, will enable miners
to work in sections, which have hitherto been neglected.
There is no doubt but that onr estimate of an average
shipment from San Francisco of five millions of dollars
per month, from the Ist of Sept., will be fully realized.
A few months would at this rate, nearly double
the amount of specie held by our banks; but as a large
amount of gold dust destined for England comes to this
port, we cannot calculate upon such a rapid increase in
our stock of bullion. There is, however, no doubt but
that within the next four or five months our receipts will
be many millions more than the exports. It is, there-
fore, our impression that from the Ist of November to
the Ist of May next we shall have better times than
after that. In that six months there may be an active
movement in the stock market, and prices considerably
higher than those which have ruled for sometime past
may be realised. Stocks have been so pressed down by
the scarcity and value of mosey that the slightest let
up will give a great impetus to speculation, and for a
time excitement would run high.
_ .

The reverses experienced in Kafraria, as communi-
cated in the advices received to-day, are the general
topic of conversation here, but there is no fear of the
issue. The great evil is the expense to which the mother
country is put.
The revenue of Holland for the first nine months of
this year is stated at 41,281,905 florins, being an in-
crease, as compared with the like date of 1850, of
10,068,552 florins. Every principal branch has risen,
including customs and navigation, excise, stamps, and
postage. The Stock Market at Amsterdam on the 18th
instant was very firm, but not much was done in Dutch
Bonds. Spanish Five per Cents. were animated.
The numerous arrivals to-day have not in the least
affected the Stock Market. Consols being 97 to for
Transfer, and the same for Account. The present quo-
tations are 97i The abundance of money arid the
continued arrivals neutralise political news. The New
Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. have been 97! to 98,
and the Three per Cents. 96i to 1. Banff Stock has
been quoted 213, and India Stock 261, the former being
steady, but the latter depressed. Exchequer-bills have
bean firm at 51 to 54, and India Bonds have realised 56
to 59 premium.
Foreign Securities have been rather heavy, but there
is no prominent change. Mexican Stock is worth 26 j
to Spanish Five per Cents. have been quoted 20t to
3, and the Three per Cents. about 38 to 1. Portuguese
Four per Cents, have realised 32, Buenos Ayres 43, and
Brazilian 86. Venezuela Stock has been quoted
Dutch Two-and-a-tlalf par Cents. are 58 to and the
Four per Cents. 891 to 90.
Railway Shares opened flat, but are looking better
again now, and have been done at improved prices.
QUARTER TO THREE.
Comoln 97 1
Ditto Amount, Nov. 12 ... ... 97
BRITIgIi FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
(From the Official List.)
Bank Stock

3 er Cent. Reduced A nauities
9611 A
ill per Cent. Console Anna. 97 1,4
New 3'4 per Cent. Anne. 9734 98
Long Annuities, Exp. Jan. sth, 1860 --'
1)0.30 Years, Expire Oct. 10, 1859 634,
India Stock 261
Do. Bonds, 10001 59 p
Ditto under 1.0001
Consols for Account 971 97 IA
E Kell ~,on er Bills. 11,4 d.
1,0001.
5001. ......... ...
Small — 51 51 p
PRICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCK
Brazilian Bonds, 5 per Cent....... 86
Buenos Ayres Bonds 6er Cent. ... 43 ,„,
Mexican Bonds, 1846, ex Jan. Coupons 26 1'1.113
Ditto Account ... ... .............. 26 3/4
Portuguese Bonds, 5 per Cent ...... 85
Ditto 4 tier Cent. .................. 32
Spanish Rends, 3 per Cent,lB4o ... 2017/4%
Venezuela Bonds ..................... %
31
Ditto Deferred .................. :.. 11
Dividends on the above payabl.t in London.
Dutch 214 par Cent., 12 Guild ... 58 1
Ditto 4 per Cent. Cerificatea ... BDiAI

LLOYD'S SHIPYIN (x.— T( HIS DAY.)
LONDON, (JCT. 20.—WiIld at noon S.W., light breeze
and cloudy.
CARDIFF, OCT. 18.--Wind W.N.W.—SId. Nouvelle
Amelie, Sierra Leone; Caroline, Demerara; Regina,
Smyrna; Agatha, Alicante.
SWANSEA, OCT. 18.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrd. Lady
Prudhoe, Charlton, Cuba.
DUBLIN, Ocr. 18.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrd. Cowslip,
Reid, Taganrog.
WEXFORD, OCT. 17.—Wind W.—Arrd. Falcon, Lam-
bert, Norfolk brig. Sld. Wexford, Savannah.
WATERFORD, OCT. N. W, to W.N.W.—
Arrd. Katica, Ibrail; Ainericano' Galatz. SW. Velocity,
New York; Margaret, Trinidad; E. M. Dodd, St. John's,
Newfoundland.

LONDONDERRY, OCT. 16.—Arrd. Eitneralda and El-
lena, Ibraila; Creole, Philadelphia.
BELFAST, OCT. 18.—Wind S. W.—Arrd. RAla, Porto
Rico; PersEferADCO, Odessa.
DROGHEDA, OCT. 18.—Wind W. Arrd. Diana,
Galatz.

SHIELDS, OCT. 18.—The Jason brigantine, of Whitby,
late Forster, was brought in here yesterday by the mate
and two men of the Exertion, of this port, having been
picked up abandoned, with five feet water in her hold,
about fifty miles N.E. of the Fern Islands.
DEnr, OCT. 18.—Wind W.S.W., fresh; 19, W.S.W.,
moderate.—Arrd. Caroline, Andrews, South Seas;
Alecto and M'Donnell, Callao; Racehorse and "Zfe,
Patras; Providence, Popham, Calcutta; Canada, Macdo-
nald,Colombo; Calphurnia, Calcutta; Chieftain, Madras
and Coringa; Maria Somes and Arabian, Mauritius; For-
titude, Mitchell, Cape of Good Hope; Diana, Callao;
Halcyon, Panama; Captain Melvin, Alexandria, from
River Marmora; Kelly, for New Zealand; Stratford,
Forrest, Mauritius; Protector, Damerara; Adelaide,
Simmons, Terceira; Rea*kii% stoma, CQuototinoplei

Helen, Conway, New Orleans; American, Chadwick,
New Yo-i: ; A ler,:ftn,3!•ia. Pot beet, Charlotte,
Ap,leilicoia. n-d. floLa the IZiver and shl., Protec:or,
Madeira and Demerara.
OFF SOUTH FORELAND, OCT. 18.—Juno, UMla.
SAN FRANCISCO, SEPT. I.—The Johannes, Larkies,
from Valparaiso to this port, was stranded on the night
of the 21st August, about eight miles south of the en-
trance to this bay; part of her cargo (gunpowder) has
boen landed, but the veasel will prove a total loss;
the crew have deserted.
LITERPOOL, OCT. 19.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrd. Ad-
mittance, Mazatlan; Broad Oak, Pernambuco( Fatima,
Paraiba; Lovely Mary, Newfoundland; Sir Henry Pot•
finger, Calcutta; Greenwich, Mazatlan; Sapphire, Callao;
Acadian, ditto; Dundroda, ditto, Pemauee, Coquimbo;
Henrietta,Valparaiso; lanthe, Buenos Ayres; Marmion,
New York; Favourite, Quebec; Montreal, Montreal; King
Alfred, Denia; Moselle, Africa; Repley, Valparaiso;
James Titcombe, New Orleans; Africa steamer, New
York, on freight 500,000 dolls.; Jenny Lind, St. John's,
New Brunswick. Sid. Atalanta, Calcutta; Dundonald,
Bombay; Fayaway, Bahia; Ida, Hayti; William Jarvis,
New Orleans; Scotland, Mobile; Tam O'Shanter, ditto;
Mahattan, New York; Art Union, Baltimore; James
Wright, ditto; Henry Clay, ditto; Marathon, ditto;
William Rathbone, ditto; Bemicia, Curacoa; Joseph
Porter, Apalachicola; Europa, Boston; Unicorn, St.
John's, New Brunswick; Refuge, Now Orleans; Thorn-
hill, ditto;) John and Lucy, New York; Queenstown,
Boston. Off port, Charlotte, Moulmein.
CowEs, OCT. 19.—Wind W.— Arrd. Brage, Callao.
YARMOUTH, OCT. 18.—Wind B.W.—Sld. Agnes, Ja-
maica.

PLYMOUTH, OCT. 19.—Arrd. 11. M. S. Birkenhead,
Cap.. of Good Hope, left 12t,1i September, Cape do Verds
7th October, and proceeded for Portsmouth.
FOIVEY, OCT. 18.—Wind S.W.—Sid. Union, Monte
Video; Pearl, Cuba.

QUEENSTOWN, OCT. 17.—Wind S.W.; IS, W.S.W.—
Arrd. Rebel, Porte Rico; Penman and Willian Bryan,
Callao; Prennisch a Adler, Valparaiso; Emily, llavan-
nah; Clio, Buenos Ayres; Evangelistica, Constantinople.
Sld. Charles, Coquimbo; New Hampshire, New York.
OFF HAsutics.—Lady Margaret, Grant, Sydney, New
South Wales.

FALMOUTff, OCT. 18 AND 19.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrd

Mongo, Havannah ; Gymer, Alexandria; Gipsy Queen
Calloa; Sarah Maria, Patras. Off port. Indian Chief,
Ceylon; Secret, Moulmein; Theodore Korner, Guaya-
quil; Anversors, Havannah; David, Quebec; Glaphyra,
St. Kitt's ; Giovanni Leopold, Alexandria; Catherine,
Buenos Ayres.
tiBRISTOL, OCT. 18.—Wind W.—Arrd. bland Lady,
Nevis; Montezuma, Quebec. Sld. Tally-ho, St. Michael's.

MARKET NEWS.-(THIS DAY.)

CORN-EXCH AN GE-(MONDAY.)

Most of the country markets held on Saturday were
again somewhat extensively supplied with English
Wheat, in which only a limited business was transacted,
at barely stationary prices. In foreign Wheats next to
nothing was doing. Most kinds of Barley were in im-
proved request, but Malt met a dull inquiry. Oats,
Beans, ann Indian Corn were heavy. Peas and Flour
commanded quite as much money, although the supplies
were on the increase.

The latest advices from New York are to the effect
that the demand for Flour was heavy, at barely previous
rates. Most of the French markets have ruled dull, hut
no further decline has taken place in prices, Those up
the Baltic and Black Sea have been devoid of animation.

Up to our markets last week, coastwise, the arrivals
of English Grain were very moderate. The foreign im-
ports were 6,735 qtiarters of Wheat, 2,470 Barley, 5,610
Oats, 740 Beans, 3,002 Linseed, 2,262 Rapeseed, 1,642
sundry Seeds, 2,461 sacks. and 1,306 barrels of Flour.
Fresh up to our market to-day the arrivals of English
Wheat coastwise from Essex were much smaller than
these reported on Monday last. From Kent and Suffolk
the receipts were tolerably good, and in excellent condi-
tion. By railway seseral somewhat large parcels cams
to hand from Norfolk and the Midland districts; but a.;
at least two-thirds of them had been disposed of prior to
arrival the show of samples of both red and white was
comparatively small. Owing, iu some measure, to the
dull accounts from the large country markets, and to the
pressure of French and American Flour, the demand
for all kinds of Wheat of home produce was in a very
inactive state, at prices barely equal to those of last
week. Towards the close of business a few cotchels
changed hands on rather easier terms, to save de-
murrage.
Numerous offers came to hand from various quarters to
forward New English Wheats at the late advance. The
amount of business doing WAS trifling.
We were scantily supplied with first-rate Foreign
Wheat; but tho show of samples, ex granery, was toler-
ably large. Really fine qualities sold slowly, at about
stationary prices. In the middle and inferior kinds,
scarcely anything was doing for home consumption; 300
(patters changed hands for shipment to the continent.
Off,,rs were received from some of the Baltic ports to
ship Wheats on lower terms.
The total supply of Barley was very moderate. Se-
lected qualities moved off steadily, at full prices. In the
middli❑g descriptions very few sales took place.
Malt, the supply of which was small, was held at full
quotations.
Good sound Oats were steady, and quite as dear. Low
and damp parcels commanded very little attention.
In Beans exceedingly little was doing at late rates.
We had a fair inquiry for Peas, the value of which
was well supported.

Indian Corn afloat was selling at 163 per quarter for
Galatz, and Polish Odessa Wheat 303 6d per quarter,
including all charges.
The Flour trade was steady, and a good business was
doing at our quotations.

CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL MEASURE.
Whoat—EB3ex & Kent, 'Malt—Chevalier— • 53s to 568
Red ••••.. • • 338 to 42s jOats— Yorkshire and

Ditto,White, New 358 45s Lincolush., Feed. 17s 20s
Norfolk and Lin- Potato
coin, 333 405 Youghal and Cork,
Ditto, White-- 343 42s Black .••• • •. 16s 19s
Irish, Red • —s —is Cork, White ... • • 17s 215
Ditto,Wlaite ••• • • • —8 —s Scotch, Feed..• 190 24s
Rye—Old .•• • • • ...... 23s 25s Beans—Tick 241 285
New. •• • • 24s 26s Pigeons
Barley—Grinding . .... 20s 24e Peas—Grey.......... 25s 27s
Malting . ........ 233 27s Maple . .......... 253 27s
Chevalier • . ••• 288 31s White.... ......• 273 30s
Malt—Suffolk and Nor- Boilers ........ 26s 29$
folk.. •• • • ...... 43s 48s Flour—Town-made..• 32s 37$
Brown . ..........408 425 Suffolk .......... 293 32e
Kingston and Ware 47s 525 Stocktn & Norfolk 27s 32
SEEDS.

Our market continues to be extensively supplied ritb
new Seeds, in which only a limited business is doing.
Tares and Canary are the turn lower. Cakes command
very little attention.

Turnip,White, per bush. 7s to lOs
Red and Green.. • - Os 11 s
Mustard, Brown • ..• •• 75 8s
White, new .... —Gs ea 7s 0d
Cares,Winter ..3s 6d 4s Od
Old . Od 05 Od
Canary, per quarter • . 36s 40s
Rye grass • • • • • • ... 245 305
Clover, Rea Eng (cwt.) 30s 40s
White • • • • ...... 34s 4•ls
Foreign Red • • .• 32s 40s
White— •• 34s 42,
Trefoil ISs 22s
Duty was paid on the full,
Clover Seed up to the 11th i

Carraway ............ 31s 335
Coriander .... •••••' • • 9ii lis
liempseed, per quarter 32s 335
Linseed, Eng.s;owilag.. 603 655
..
Crushing ........ 465 52s
Baltic .. •• ••• ••• 424 424 46,
Odessa •••••• • • • • 448 50s
Linseed Cake,pr. ton—
English •• •• .71 Os 7115,
Foreign, per ton 6/ Os 61 15&
Rape Cakes, pr ton 410 s 4/ in:
Itapeseed,New,prlst 22/ Os 2110 s

'owing quantities of foreign
Lnst.:-
1851. 1850.
London ............ 89,191
Liverpool ......... 8,186
Hull
............... 39,8 12
3303w'OZTGEL .111 VD SPXTALPIELDS.
By land carriage, very extensive supplies of potatoes
have reached us during the past week, in excellent con-
dition. The reports have been confined to ten baskets
from Rotterdam, and forty-six sacks from Antwerp.
Picked samples still continue in steady request at full
prices.
In other kinds only a moderate business is
doing. Essex and Kent Regents, 60s to 755; ditto
Shaws, 50i to 68s; ditto inferior qualities, 253 to 403;
Foreign, 353 to 403.
sOZOITGIEE ROP Drart.zscr.
A steady, but by no means extensive business doing
in all new Hops at our quotations. The supplies offering
are large. Yearlings command very little attention.
I)uty, 115,0001. New Mid and East Kent pockets,
71 2s to 11/ 6s; New Weald of Kent ditto, 616 s to 71 7s;
New Sussex ditto, 51 los to G/ 6s; Yearlings, 41 158 to
51 lOs per cwt.

TOTAL SUPPLY AT MARKET.
FICI.
/ 84enP• f Calve!, 5=
...o0 267 ,
B as-AR. Sheep. Calves. I 76 t
I I 1,529 4,780 198 prick 01
A Statement and Comarison of the Supplies and arket.
Fat Stock exhibited and sold in Smithfield Cattle Oct.
on Monday, Oct. 21, 1850, and this day, P"lldsl'
20, 1851.

Rc+.3sta.
~ ..,

Per Blbs., to sink the offals. 01851'
Oct. 21, 1850. Oct. 2
s d. s. 3' d' 2 6
Coarse and inferior Beasts .. 2: 4t0962 4 t° '2 11)
Second quality ditto • 2 8 g 3
Prime large Oxen ***
° 2 3 6') ", 3 "
Prime Scots, c. • ***
• ° 10 3 7 210
Coarse and inferiOr-Sh.e.ep •••
39
108 '3
0 2 8 3 4
Second quality ditto ...- •::. 3- 2 3 4 :3, 3
Prime coarse-woolied ditto .. 3 6 3 6 4
Prime Southdown ditto 310 403 iv °
Lambs... ***
0 0 0 0 0 3 4
Large coarse Calves 2 8 3 4 2 2 3 !
Prime small ditto 3 6 3 S 3 10 35 v,
Large Hogs ••
3 6 •2
Small Porkers 33 80 42 3 4,61°
Beasts ... ••
5,400
167
Sheep and Lambs 26,120
Calves ... •• 213
, OCT '
22, 1849. Beasts, 5,0;
Pigs •"
•••
***
600
SUPPLIES ON SALE
•• ••• ••• • • ••
Shosep,ancl Lambs, 29,260 ; Calves, 120; Pigs, 3.21.1. 24,0;
ci. 23, 1848.—Beasts, 4,359 • Sheep and Lain
u'i
Calves, 183; Pigs, 395.
.17WG.ELTE AND zattrezacriVlTA
T4' ,
For the time of year, the arrivals of coun'%derste
Meat up to these markets have been on a verY
rriccit, the
scale. Tho supplies on offer to-day, slaugh°re 510°11
metropolis, are by no means extensive. rrinr nrice/i
and Pork commanded a ready sale, at very I?" lioisP
In other kinds of Meat, a steady bust co
1,0/lair
About 2,200 carcasses of Foreign Meat have ""
posed of since our last report. , to,
a to
At per stone by the Carcase. s. •
4 4
e. d. to v. d.
Beef, inferior
22
20
22 24 la__utton,treaficirailoinri.:
319 106
primelargo
6
-- prime small 3 0 3 4 , Pork,iarge........ 3 6
2 6 381 -- 5ma11......•• 300
WOOL.
Last week's imports of Wool into London wet e'rb,,
bales from Hamburgh, and 1,200 from SYdrilipP
private contract market is li.d vvith ,Iste
wel. supp -- • av
Wool, in which a full average business is doll 3 torerates. As the stocks of Colonial in the inanuititftion
districts
are now much reduced, a brisk comp
looked for at the approaching public sales.
6030
TAL LO W
Owing to the largo stock on hand, 38,387 et 9, 40,0
the prospect of heavy arrivals, there being 110-rket
casks on passage from St. Petershurgb, our, ofi"
ol vver•for se;
a very inactive state, and prices are again
P.Y.C. on the spot is selling at 373 94 to
and 37s Od to 37s 3d for old. Town Tallow, Av-ver 8a"/
to 37s 64 per cwt net cash. Rough Fat .30r "'''
Last week the imports were 2,413,- the deliverie6."
casks.

Last week the imports were 2,413, tai. -- I.
casks. , is
isso. 1..... ii
1847. 1848. 1849.
___,.....---' 31,r
_ _____, ---, ~c 0 ilisjo,l
3t4ck this day ...... 25,238 30,931 41,488 3"'‘,:ci tO, "idi 4
I 44e 6d 45s Od 375 Oil
38s vo a 1.01.31,
Price of Y. C.
--L to 45s 01 to oOdtoOs Od 0'2,21 4194
Delivery last week .. 2,897 ' 2,849 3216'-0 ':„4,11
Ditto from June 1.... 33,030 37,738 31,753 . ,',131 3,5,'
Arrivals last week - . 1,838 6,150
77.! 4)57-92 , noo4
Ditto from June 1 ... 59,2,9 62,138 47,71' 'nd '"
Price of Town ...... 488 Od 473 6d) 395 6d 418 -
OP' ,
~,0,513 ~
STATEMENT OF TALLOW SHIPPING AT ST. rE' , lfrj
1845' 1../.',,i,
1851. 1850. 1849. O,,
Tallow dispatched
from Cronstadtto - -----' ,-,,,410.
Casks. Casks. CaskS• ''.- 95,
I nlisghhieslso. a. d. i.ng . and
Sept... 34, 0.5.,.. 73 380 79,383 88,15 v - ' 6 e
1,
Tr,
Loaded
taadleldo aadrteedr;:f.af.,r2d.
.Cs t... 1.11 11,591
17,416 17,193 13,424 _......-' 4CI.
li '
_-- - - - --- - --- -- 5 0 0
Sept., O.S
T otthael
naatvtilgi eat
ic.
01 ons.e. (:).4'
is 154
90_7,796 96,576 110116,,58
__,
_.,
io
22,670 ,
......,.......--' 1112,
---- . 504 _.-,
L0nd0n.......... 1.19,246 118,132 127,
_,,,....- O,
4k9
---. ------ .----06
Bristoloti,erl
Liverpool ........
7,1-I.glish..p.o.rts 59',.189i5; 1348'517.201 33,3!t
151 5115::4e331 19;:1:,
''
1,437 3'542 3,255 4„-m; Z6lO
,n 9 10,v-, Toil
2772 5,2' 88 10,,,,, 4,17) b, 0
Ireland •• ••••-• •. 631 3,573 4,26; 6,474 11,1„i
Scotland ........ 412 2,520 4,17, 6,076 6,72
Germany ......... 1,917 8,331 9,602 991
France .........
• - 3,138 6,975
__,...----' 0,1"
-73,-,,50 .-75,38;- ----------88,15° 99'159
-....---
_,..

MIDDLESEX SESSI-'•
a 0•
(THIS DAY.) oce
The October adjourned sessions were coMO2
morning at Clerkenwell-gree-n. There arfll
e Ed`
names of prisoners in the calendar. f tile 01
James Barker, a cooper, in the service foroof
'
and West India Dock Company, was indict(l3 osel
ing two gallons of rum, the property of th of
sib
pany, his masters. the o 0
The case for the prosecution was, that °tl ea 0,0%
October inst., at dinner-hour, a labourer 03113 ttes3,l4
Wright saw the prisoner in one of the cellars se collie
to get the bung out of a rum uncheon with filled' ue
iron," as a particular kind of cooper's tool left by PA
prisoner seemed to the witness unable to eueecaiersPd
pose and went away, but in about an hour ''''irote "to'
the cellar with an adze, in place of the cuttieg tbofve
accompanied by another man. They shifilii" Op;
cheon in a slanting position over a two•Plcheii
which they had brought in from the quareeeoef'
was filled quite up they lifted it into a
..„.'"e 00" per,
Fodder, one of the foremen of the coopers, bleenibio,
servants of the company, one of them a e0'",,..f1a reo",
informed by Wright of what occurred, but. ",-00413"01'
the cellar they found the prisoner alone, hi eriObte
having escaped, and also being unknown to the tiO
The prisoner said ha went to the cellar to loolt
and observing the puncheon wet about the htlhgest,l°oo
suspected a leakage, and turned the puncheol beep
certain if the fact were so. This would have, l'ecoscS,ll,lll
course of his duty, nut the witnesses for the P; iti`ef
stated that he could not expect to find tnee',"bie ,of
place, and that there was no appearance to leau 00
suspicion of leakage. The puncheon on gstigi'pe4p
found to be deficient eight, gallons, six havilacff
abstracted previous to the two found in the cW
The prisoner bore a good character in the J°
several years. iiitS
The jury found him guilty, but recommend°, 111
LAI
mercy on account cf good
GE character. tyr
The ASSISTANT-JUD, however, told theta 00,,
could not allow the character to affect the 1/ette'l''
The prisoner was then sentenced to twelve re°llciaiw"
prisonment in the House of Correction with 115 r fe
MO'
SURREY SESSIONS—J.I-11S
The adjourned Quarter Sessions for the
Surrey commenced this morning, at the Collri;.
Newington-causeway, before Thomas rile„,l%;;
j(ucrhyaihruiavainn)g,, and a full bench of magistrates. a iiter
James Burbgeeesns, sworn,ls,
an dt heChairmanThomas address
ary,
23 e:eriiroo
tot: }
dieted for stealing a handkerchief from the ,
Charles Selling. Burgess pleaded guilty', a" - a op)
prisoner was eonvicted. „ vest°
The CHAIRMAN transported Cheery for lee,
sentenced Burgess to six months at PriZtOD.
lr)d
BOW-STREBT.—(THIS Jer
Frederick Flower was brought before All%
under the following circumstances:— of lel
Mr. Mornington, silversmith and Y3'oll,llo°,lll'l
High Holborn, stated that on WednesdsY
his family retired to rest about twelve o'cloo., 5t fs'oe
whole of his premises were quite safe. Th° heeotioefett%
ing, a few minutes after seven o'clock, the 003efrol
came to his bedroom and told him there w55,,,,5043/005,
wrong down stairs. He discovered that in rai°
hack part of his premises had been brokerie'n'ePereell
once examined the drawers and cases of tuce" eSWOD"
found that watches, jewellery, and plate, to tPh,„tioe
about 2001., were missing. Re wont- to th°,s„l-pr,s°,;"j
gave information, when it transpired that ttue;io 61°11
wee seen sleeping in the collar of a new uv
next dour to his shop, between three and four i°tiotilipteo
Twhhuenrsdhaye mwaogrnifnega.
eteildeowuneighbOtirP-
Cbr
Old Rookery. co to
Mr. JARDINE asked if idel3 Ibe
there was any ey
nett the lad with the robbery? ,The lSto
inntoht found untilhoodo,
The inspector repliedj iu the negative• oeiok
been several times in custody, and he was 'fliehicP d;
the associate of thieves; but the inquiries bogi,en
been set on foot failed to implicate him 10 tb,ehe re,D,to,
Mr. Merningten said he suspected that 'rod '1;10.0
was committed by boys, for a boy's cap was 1,(3,,d `,/
parlour. The thieves must have been distal' le0"
operations, as they left their housebreaking ihlr
bmehoxtritrld.. them.JARD INE_ , iv, kr
110 w did the thieves ge' teo,vol
nington replied that they broke °Pe.,°,061009
kitchen window. A gang of young thier3o/5000
neighbourhood of New Oxford-street, anti 0 01
of them were concerned in this robbery'. . eolalarietlsli°
The inspector said there was nothing iipo -og,'
lad being in the cellar on the Thursday eaor
ed
had repeatedly been seen there before.
Of nv eficit'ap
Mr. JARDINE said in the absence a-, te-
implicate the lad he had no authority to detain
The boy was accordingly discharged.
LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOLITII-C° b
11/
RAILWAY. _ei 85. 101$
,Trallic —Week ending Oct. 18,1851 I ••• ';i'7l) 10
frailic—Week ending Oct. 19, 1850 „,"";'I7S
Total of the half-year, to this date, 1851 ...
Total of the half-year, to this date, 1810 •••
Passengers ... „„ 5 "
Goods „.. `2,o"'
Total ... £11,857 610
Total miles open, 1851, 1731ef ; ditto, 1800 t
London Terminus, Oct. 20, 1851.

coat, ,00,
DEAT rr OF MAJOR-GENERAL ID° 7:. CoLP,4
Major-General Herbert Bowen, of the East 11lu'' seglipoill ,
service, and Colonel of the 19th Ben
died on the IGth inst., aged 70 years. lie 133„idt At tij,:l, /
years of active service in India, and vvas Pf"e 51ig.461.
meeived the jai,' ;
turn of Java, in 1811, for which hel la iii
medal. In 1838, Major-General Bowen W c C° /I
Companion of the Bath. ..c. ..I iii: i.,'/
CAB REFORM,—.A. correspondent a•-•;;‘,5e.004er• r
reform is at last to be carried out. A Pab''-ely "1143 r
enter an .. coo e
gal Infantfiseo op
forming for that purpose, on a principle
from the present system, and completely puttliotli jif
all extortion and imposition, now so loudly an% 0/16,j1.1' 0
comPVetfac
plained of. The fare will be reduced to 4d. Pei;,,,,, ail jil,3
ries are intended to be supplied by the
driver will bs under as strict regulations as to io /
Police force." ill 116411 ti
The stay of the Court at Windsor :at 'lO,
about a month, when her Majesty will PaY la -A tbe..ao,l
Osborne house, after which the Queen 8,11-„, rfil'i: ,
family will return for the Christmas to Willusa'nl /35' Yi
usual holiday entertainments will take place, ""neso' 414
jesty will receive a successitat of distinguished g-a 50,,,,,
,41/
REPRESENTATION OF SOUTH NORTI;t, tl37s'
—lt is generally expected that w. B. Bea
eat t I°
Bywell, will come forward on the liberal interes-
visin Qf N9rtlall/11/4/1411cl.wiracCOStiC OrtilliCie.
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