... I >S 2 ERADES.OUTRAGBS COMMISSION. I . i MAPNCESTER, SEPT. 5. The:court protracted their sitting yesterday in f order to proceed at once with the evidence of l 'Win. Slater, who said he had received an unconditional pardon. He w55 two years, four months, and seven days 3 in prison. 'He wvan -convicted at the Mfanchester winter . assizes, H~e had been made resident of his society since. In ...

... 1 V A ZJY MARKET. l TUEsDAY. EvmaO. Business in the stooimarketo remainsat a stand. 'still.: In the' Ingome hevis prei b owing partly to the thunderstorm, and partly to the tone of a portion of the press on the question of the Alabama cljnims Later in the day, however, a we-, covery took place, hiefly from a further large sum t9 in gold being'taker to the Bank', making a total of 605,0001. ...

... THE MERCHANT RANKING COMPANY OF LONDON. id A general meeting of this company was held at ad the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, in the City of r- London, yesterday, for the purpose of declaring an interim as dividend for the half-year ending 50th June last; Mr. J. A. SMITH in the chair. E, The SECRETARY (Mr. B. W. Ball) having read the notice *e. convening the meeting, ld The CHAInMAN said ...

... I S 4 FRIDAYr ETXWOrG 20 The transactions in British railway stocks to-day eoo were upon a very limited scale, but the tone of the I market was rather firm. Great Norther (oriinal) Ioo arnd York and North Midland improved per IN2 cent. ; and London and North Western, E1reat to Western, and Great Eastern, i- Great Northern A . rose 11 'per cent, at one period of the day, but afterwards relapsed ...

... 'WEDNECSDAY EVSNI1'. Theraiwaymarket opened flatly, but aftel'- wards improved, and dlosed with a rather firm 1( appearance, although the amount of' business gene- rally was small. London and South Western stock rose I per cent. ; Metropolitan, 9 ; Midland and H Great Northern A, J.; and Great Western, South l Eastern, and London, Ohatham, and Dover, I. Great Southern and Western (freland) ...

... I'll H e R jJ at the full prices' 6f; la~t we.22891 casks bt' British West' ndlaold WI t 9. toi 32it; rasoez in pblic sale it' 31sl 'to 34a,-6d.ryptaKlsd ' Demeriar,% 3s.' 6d. to 36g. Gd:; riatkly 1200 bags, cliyed: Mail sold' at 29a. bettergualityl at 0Gs. Gd., and 1,400'bags of Miaur-d thisi 6wwn, O5.' Refined' mis imoderate ?? at ?? 'CoPEEE.-~-0' casks and 500 bags, of 'pantation.:Ceylon ...

... L TA IL W~ik Y ARKET'. I d ?? -- - Theiraiway market was again -very 11Mi tAo-dpoy,, and, with the exception of a urelapse'of ~ 1ej ~per cent, in Great, Northern stocks, the variations in prices weel in na llpward irton Oae- nian rose ij, per ~cejt~ ';-Great 'Western, 1 ;, South Eastern, :metropolitan, anrd .,Metropolitan Exten-i sion, ?? London and North Western and Midland, 4; York and ...

... IM:ONBYMARKET. MOxDAY Ernya. The continued fineness of the weather, a further decline in the corn market, the more' satisfactory appearance of foreign politics, and the influx of E nearly a quarter of a million in gold to the Bank to- day, have caused general buoyancy in the Stock Exchange. Consols were inquired for, and rose 3 a per cent. Railway stocks and foreign bonds have a mostly ...

... I- 4OYEY MARKET. SAT~UDAY EVENING. e, stock markets to-day have experienced a all advance, owing to the pacific effect of the .ero' )'apoleon's speech, with. the consequent .s the French finds and the fineness of the ,with the equally consequent dulness in the X ,list c(rl markets. Consols are an eighth per lii iher than yesterday, and railway stocks .iproved -}to 1 per cent. Great Eastern 1 ...

... SATURDAY EVENING. There -were fewer transactions in the mining market to-day, as usual on a Saturday, but the tendency was favourable. Clifford, Great Vor, Herodsfoot, North Treskerby, Prince of Wales, and Wheal Seton shares were in request, at, an improvement. Prices were quoted as follows:- Chiverton Moor, 5 to 5b ; Clifford Amalgamated, 72 to 81; Cook's Kitchen, 9% to 10; East Basset, 16* ...

... £ I.ESTMi1IENT, MORTGAGE, AND ASSUi- ANCE COMPANY. terdav afternoon an extraordinary general of the shareholders of this company was held at s Hotel, New Bridge-street, Blaokfriars, for the s of considering and, if approved of, confirming, an eat, entered into for the amalgamation of the com- *ith the London and Northern Insurance Corpora- olonel SrAcEy in the chair. )IA NAGER (Mr. B. IV. ...

... An extraordinary general meeting was held n yesterday at the London Tavern, to receive a report and v statement of revenue account for the year ending July 28, a and to decide upon the dividend. This report and state- t xneat have alren ly appeared. 2 Sir 0. LAmsrSoN, who was the only director present, n presided, and moved the following resolution:- That t the report and accounts now read be ...