The Express. — London, England, 1853-08-10 00:00:00

Ttt r'f43r.sl LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10, 1853. [THREEPENCE. JOINT STOCK BANN& • u.mai IYawed* vim. loins dots cads• peosed with ; the bill has already passed its first reading, and has been ordered to be read a second time. GUMMEAGIAL AN.D MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. U S 3 i — dls par— * Iwe We have had liberal arrivals of foreign Wheat since Monday, and a fair show of English samples left over from that day. The trade was very dull, but holders were disin clined to make any further concession in prices. Flour is in moderate supply, and moves off slowly at former rates. Barley, Beans, and Peas, were unaltered in value. Oats, in consequence of increased arrivals from abroad, were difficult of disposal, except at a decline of Gd. to Is. per qr., which was consequently submitted to. ;Nothing [fresh offering from the Black Sea. , .. ,e .. l' - ‘ re. - • ...- . , •„ . • -..., ..,_ c ..-- -a ". • • ' //' e , , ~,, ill /.1 ' r • 6 - : r ' • ' '1 r r dr , -1 7* t ' " ' - - //e4 - - ° , / I • "'• •- `-' ' • .". . se , . - IT / tt No. 2,174.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVE ~ ACCOUNTANTS, MERCHANTS, 8:c.- SHARE LISTS. VOREION RAILWAYS, f r wow , by a GENTLEMAN tram Fauna= a 11110ATION ---- 10 4 Mem= rd lotteries 11 I de - . 0.7 i ,.. „.,..,t,, , , ,, ,. i.e. Its heed several yeas la an Accountant's TVZSDAY BYRNINO. 10 5 Beldam to Graiseeesse.. 1 i car . ' i etre ri busier ,di his own seeent aa a clothier and The railway market was slightly flatter at the .! 4 sigma Mown Janet= - ditllec ll . : th e . e nle assi A 9c t i s i t t9At' req ' un i u n • l499 tioce, 499 make . 19 "11 = vii m e t e e d s t ' i bwinulm a g o t rs opening, in sympathy with the funds ; but prices 7,....i t h e 'z ti ti a l limi oot t a tt oo W4 4 ,l *ll9 " : 11 4 1 7 154 244 1 1 ''' •-• ' ' •••• •...a , rte.. keep books of any descelpton. and co o. were generally better during the day, the approach 00 6 Dunn Ellimish... ... 7 1 dis aisrx lei" " i ". ',., '7„ „1. 0 a n adept salesmen sod buyer . Can be ~r IS re If= ladi -aa . - dat c .rrt-i , ••••,- • . 44 . 7 . ~,0 0r77, 0 407r00 . Aoo shoot 77. _ ... the settlement, and the prospect of a itic 5010...., ...., . reaciaended. A 10 1 Ds Extension - 1 ' I Pm - • T . mead's Library. Ileory-strect, St. John's-wood. tion of the Turkish question inducing " bear " pur- 5 5 Oreat 1114100 Pease .., 1 2 ',. 47.. n-,... •.. ••• • chases, to cover previous speculative sales. Towards 10 10 G rand herd= or nano 14 31 ni, 011 .kI.:STRALIA and the COLONIES.-Light, the close a reaction ensued, and prices eventually left we, ant durable atiorixo.-CROGGON'eI PATENT ..tillatl 7. ills it ING /ELT it perketly impervious to rain, snow, pi off much the ..,,.,, ‘ ,„,4 b.. tees tested by a Ushrand extensive experience is 7 Great n . 7 .0 as at the close of business yester- ... 10 Grand Trunk of Cattails shares and boar% 24 11 de 20 6 Great Central of France- 11 11 . am 94 1 day - but it is noticed that stock is sparingly sup- 201 all ii„ u l 4 ' w'et 'i t ,„,'„,d ffl ' a '''u na l a u . '' ,. 29 ! - ;,,,..t • • we. half vibe timber required Mr slates; eon be laid es piled. Western was particularly strong dur- 4 3 LocesePistojaSp.Ct.Pre 1 +74 Ms "''..--...- l ' i v b ampreetised ix-rwAss. PRICE ONE PENNY 20 .6 Luxembourg ..„ 7 P the day, the report being that this company will 1 , it , Ds. (774a.4.,i -. • 4 2 4 , I r , " ^- .- ..'t " b-' 1 0 ' 1% cresd.'s Paton NON-CONDUCTING Pelt NA ' 4t. ‘ l ''' ''' b o ar sed • 35 t. rt i be able to sustain a four per cent. dividend. If so, 3 2 Do ' ... 1 I ' re apes sere. per 010 0 11, .-- tir resertre aeon . wenn and terme= ant hy port ao applicatka to CROOGON it is believed the reserve will be greatly reduced. A Do. (Daaall teed . ... e a re.. I, noittiATLHILI, LONDON, who shy, supply SHIP 19 4 Do. (hem _ ede par orAllityi.i bet and tattle' ,Ittied Vet ear damp walls mad lie= 20 9 I=Land Mediterranean - - ha boar to webs the temperature. THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocit. -- 4 30 .1 . Minstar it Ltoge(Siin in.) 7 3 VRENCH WINES CONSIGNED.-CLARET basins... very quiet . Caledonians, Lancashire and is it Northern of Frame.. 2 3 4 sn 95 1 I: llf I thank ewes -Itordesux. 74r.; cat. Eatlephe, VA.; Char- Y or k s hi res, and East Lancashire., have slightly given so 41. Ds. tor. 3 Pr at tidal lies Idea, 373.; Mergaux. She. Chant. 'for h fie Antler ehs.) 14 141 9 "' . "' "IT ' ns. ash ; 91 :terr E T1 1 . in 3 . di m wed sea per dozen; dry mad way. Midland Stock is quoted, 711 to 4 ; Great 10 all Norwegian . Trunk Prefer. RI 54 ."11 7:1 84e m an dozen, sus.; s dory pis, 44a-JOUN ELLS, 7, Northern., 211 to 1; and Dovers, 21f to 1. The so 11. Parts and Leas ... ... 174 II pm lax, . Wee 1.1...01e, Tower street. 30 at Paris end tars, .. ... 41 46 French shares are a trifle better. Northerns are ss 1 4 eals sad our; ... 371 se RIGHTON SELTZER WATER, 4s. a Dozen. gm . semi . quoted 351 to 1; and Paris and Lyons 18 to 4 prem. 30 t Psrle.Chereadfamibenrit 4 6 am M•. Ms tPER es. REDUCED his PRICE for Bri 191 74 Quebec and Itchenead .. 14 I die 8,,,,:ce from Pr. to 4.. per down. Alto ether minted waters in ORDINARY SHARES AND ST'OCKS. 2O • doses =I Dame ... ... 20 al t uW ..,,,, -. 'a, sot which are unearyiested if not =equalled. Sit-doses Mal= Fran Salm today 20 S Royal Danish - - , 6i, : 7 4 " - roesge tree. Balls and Ames suppeed in such quantities 54. 7 , 0. Unman. Yesterday. to 3 p.m. , 3 2 Royal *Media .4', may be irrquiretl. Dell terps daily. A prospectus with ..-..-.........- N : emir and 111.r.11.4 .- if 94 9 I 70 , a 7 :4 1 ., ean be had on -110OPUlt, 7, P 411.1111111 a s, saa &Im a m .. ... as 77 N II 4 Do. N per Cent. Prefer. - - Set ; smakorsowtwor.snws, w se *wars. insome., Lie'. so 1 Meta Eastern of frame I 4 Pr and Yam Jima= 31 64 10 6 tooth= of Frame 3 6 pm . 1 SOUND anti WHITE TEETH are not only indis- s ui t 74 811 Bina• Rabm. Wr Ao •a ,3O%.. OSIMIV 3 T2 . .! i i , 1 7 ol dis 20 Is. Upon ladle Berip N all Wert Maim - _. 0 pen/ably =Oen to • F i n nin4999 ll 4 91 . 1.319.1 . but oo th i e r y o 274 ail Dae1e5.403411.30121101.C. 30 II 10 V Do. 31 per one Webs. - -ea i we peculiarly arpreceted through life sa 111 S highly , 444 . „„ do. __ ...... le _ . I. ~.,,..,. of Pt .pea... 94 101 pm 201 5 , t b,. parismte a health. and lonscrity. Among the vat preps o , 4 4. fi XT.., __ne ....., . 2 4 3 91 10 7 Wintered Switserlaad 4 i dad t00 ...0,,t ow the puree , e, ROW LANDS' *AKIN TO or PEARL ::- .._ E-r-•.• ..... ... I T s l e 62 i 24 2 SO 9 Zealand 3 2 ella I 7 , o 77agniE stands unrivalled 4$ eradicating all tartar and 0111. .", I r.'. 2. l ""Slia_ _.., ..• .. 22 224 eretione, an d i .par ma prirl.hke *lntense , to the enamelled surface. t, :11 ri ni nin aa r l B2 l o . l lhand ... ... i 124 24 rams. I.pr4A of incipient &ay, rendering the rues rite and red, "`" 1 0 43 Dobbin= IldastJuat... I 24 31 pm . tone the teeth Sooty iv their rockets; a nd, from its aromatic influ. „. ~. .1 path, 2.2 Abu. tire rice= a and purity to We breat h. Prue 2a. 9d. per ''" ace. mien , dela ... „. 11 • MINES. ha. Oration.-The Conn, '' Rowland.' (Monte '' are =the label, and t$ all ante' 31 *A. hese! and sons 70. )tattoo an the Savernettat 76 a rou tt usso 147 air s .. 44 4 p. SOlll be them and ~y chemists and perfumers. 10 20 Saline -.. I 13 12/ TUESDAY STEN/NO. „.---- l6 all Nes Velem. Gems A.- There has been a fair business done to-day in divi gfE and COMFORT in SHAVING.-B. and uan e lia llaliott ..4- , .. t i , - 43 .. 4 . 5 . dend mining stocks, bat for speculative stock little A cow TANS' CANToN STROP, or Quadrilateral Chinese 57. 700 77710 .......:'" ""' . o 'V 7 • .'1 711, or no demand is obs ' erved, and these descriptions are marptwirr. readers shaving e ley to the mast tender akin. The lo an B. a wi - 7......L1 im sr is scarcely saleable unless at a material reduction in ec„,,.,,,, wwie..../a 11l froll that =a eminent .''meow , Mr. Aston et. um ma . * an - 1 --- ; 66 ... . 73 74 bre: "'so-. - I have made trial of your Razor Strop,_ and ted . it to 70 to ~ m 5 mow... - - prices. The sales are :South Caradou, at 215; South vier better than any strop I ban hitherto said for giving a mean N. NO Is so 29 2 k'rances, 225 ; Wheal Mary Ann, 43 ; West Provi z w corms instrument. for anatomical and anneal purposes. - o . too S w u m ....... r41111 02, 9 _ 9. _ donee, 421; Wheal Tremayne, 151, 161 ; Tamar C vio. Erv. To Moore B. and S. Conran, 111411411014. ISt Fes. E. ii, m a n = .---. ... . .., IS 5 7 archetreet tones," where the Strop, ie.. may be obtained, and 54. 754 e ,.. , .. . No zr 4 31 Consols, 21. it .;1 perfumers, at to, id., 7e. ild.. and 9s. 6d. esed- COW YANIP a l. in D I: E. Fr,. k ' . . 7i; i ts pentery tempered Rams. Tooth P..wder aad Okaying Powder. St IN fitSsalitemdWeet . ..(ll;., 1111 112 11111 11 The gold mining shares were again rather better, St 100 044■1111 1 44ten .. .. 191 90 09 1 with an increased business. At 4 o'clock Colonial Is st Irish ...An: .. r re Gold were quoted /to I prem. • Great Nugget, ato N aU temagem mad Oath= .. 100 165 ! 4 .., . '' 153 111 De.lblede _.., ........ is 17 Ps t prem. ; Port Phillip , -4 to I dia. ; British Austra *--?1,t.:• - St. 140 temeMbe sea unmoor. 774 /6 77 4 $ lion, e to . 1 die. ; Anglo Californian, „ _I- to 1 prem. ; 104 16 DS. MO ... ... 44 41 Jim er a ‘ t., 1 , ?AN 14 Ili Do. WM Nan Haim 714 3 ~ Agua Fris , Ito 11 prem. ; Nouveau Monde, Ito 1 . •prem. `, 1- / .1 GO m u Leeds Illalbm - .. 13 15 4 Ili 111.1hedienwinerneall .._ 51 9 • 10 1 :Lea. 6 % 6 llllllonibied I 11 psi Metcalfe Copper Shares were flatter, closing only st. too Loa.. Silt Coast 10 104 ad 1024 ad 31 to 31 prem. The shares of the old Australian TEETH. -By Her Nlajesty'sßoyal Letters Patent. se. too sauna Mead, Hu 1114 1434 6 A yg...ey irecind and Patentor papheation of aleracm NI 14 Ds IllgiNa... .. .. Copper and Mexican and South American Companies r a vine INDIA RUBBLE I. re ereusettue at A 10 I Do.g II ILA.= B.(C; 11 If pm were also worse. Gawk sod Palates-Mr. MIMS NOSELY, Hereeta. h. toe Leedom a aselliAlogon 854 4116 $9l 30 934 Ds, AN ... ... ... s 6 die The closing twice. of new undertakings are as fol lies.. 41. Oneenee-street, Grosweerspare. ads Ureter sad A.. ft D e. 4444.. , 4 die henien. A ars .4.osa, arid ianleaMs thesedek earthier be a. II an losissairr, a; boisesl -. os . ' I t is l ows : Mizen Head, 4to I dia.; Lewis Hill Range, the Wityleallh rib the newt ateeleas priftellen NM easeer el is ito 1 per share ; Carberry West, Ito I du.; Sul ammo, posonat want INDIA RUBBER as • Wag he the _ ..a.d Loaluautyhfaneul_Lee . ... 11 _2 o _ OM ee Cu. /nor The retard: rep reale 01l the !it .7. ~,, - , Zr e na i = .2 !9 phate tie phate of Barytes, Ito 4 per share; Britannia Gold, 4 am be Wray aped Is a few Si thee see geismllmest 1 1 .. 11 .......... 11 1 1 i to ,i per share ; New Linares, par to 1 prem. • New I"l".2 ',e.,,,,,, N =s tbehli'vbr ee m e ns zeine. "l" 7 green: "P" reeemee e""• = 2 s ;:: re; ' D m r a llssirsia . rhat - 40 114 4 1 3 9 South Wales Coal, 4 to 1 dis. ; Australasian Coal, mom h a Artily hirers trolly rethreble, N at Md.& W adi. (1,0 -• ••• - - ito 1 dis. ; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 31 to 31 prem. ; eel a is, weber eta re swot reenthe paransy, I p prrwri. ll_ 21 OM Mg 981,1 •-• - - - Si l'ort Royal (of Jamaica) Ito 11 prem.; 'Ai le ehe rat ditalteses ad Si re weak espie=lt 3 4 "4 .. rie. m i ao w. :.• 55 4 4 37 p0i pane soppenb inn tore Iselh when ham ea d'Or, 1 to 1 dia; London and Virginia Gold and Cop sere by dr driplier etre gum mils et hem ache rn aa uti 4 li Al per, 1-16 dis. to 3-16 prem. ; Mount Carbon Coal,l to 4 so memos grearrelly yeeper Wire leas Parbee. ret. rlt r a 4u 7 Isa w er miti • 2 1 3 r • searehere. Sri et saw hweareasee way with trams% LSostotWasaldladaSidna , • 9 9 din.; Kenmare, par to 1 prem.; Port Hunter and More main Is MAINS awl solles. Is re sterhodl arterestases at ••• 'aa lisallos ....• .- - - U I 4 111 IS De. Wm - - ton Bay Coal, par to 1 pm. ; Albion Gold, 1 dia. to par ; mel memo lelig oe therm dm meraggsmoNst hllliall ay As l e se m o m ent D m i1' 00 ij 5 6 . 7 . 5 66 now prelim Mare et re perehriehr„lb be wraareely at Lake Superior Copper, par to 1 prem.; London 111. W ..2,•MMr , LONDON. Bt. 100 'lkea NNW . . ... $2l $3l 3$ and Liverpool Australian Gold Mining and Stream -3M i, gig. N N iota.* Doom rlej. ... - -he U. Orearereher ''wartime-Tea, S ail Do. s t i LDeZed - - ins , par to 1 prem.; Jamaica Copper, 2to 21 prem.; . a De. II Ortareed - -Ma Liguanea (d Jamaica), par to 4 prem. ;_ Connemara, m 111 1 North .. . 4 41 ght 134 f 1 3 HE DAILY NBW 8. Mse Igor* Worm 4 9 par to 1 prem.; Glensulin,l to 4 dia. • Monarch, Ito tondos 3d. 111 10 masa iblendittestJene - - 1 dis. • Garnett and Moseley, 2to ' 2l prem. • Ana l"' INN= Orr. tZTATEp P gart i r re the hal et the U. Si IN Wed. Weem o h Wolter 3l Id trailer; Mutual, i to I dis. ; Australian prem. ' lent her et awn lenter. advertre free _else pate Weeded St. 1011 ear& Orleel ... ma rd th surd sr rural selberi histret rend, ear. IL IN dladdlli 11111004 ••• - Si : Ito 1 dia.; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, sr owirsissint. a. we asev..l. assmi - - 1 to 1 per share; Adelaide Laud and Gold, 1 to b Weeder roll rhea ettteGlerealPeae.-th the energy at tle 115 . 11 . pa I . Blll •Wdsaas• Ma OS 11 law Ile-ts the warn ea r ob ooo n oo o f Sts IS s flimillory emdlieraked li Of de In dis. • Melbourne Gold, Ito 1 per share ; Golden raga glate. eel M 4=l earrerdalieb In 1111 BNlnflinarY 0 • 13 Lamm Mount r_ 1 to 4 per share; British and Colonial leurelea rearrel la re Cllr. 11121ftw, ant liffallry Artisloh- ohr Stair) - Oh Fur 2 wierperea. 116 all Do.Milles .. ... is salmis a Ewe doodle. 1101 et Mieeleg thus mg Mgr paper- n 10 so. onyeelei - ln 444 Zinc, 1 to 1 prem.; New South Wales Gold, par to 4 0 • 161 = Mond allga ng M iba Mrs Sery every SO 1 4 1 :2 1121 . .„ ✓adoes the rip air asperoellte he prior SO 10 awa y .... l9 pillirelearstre. St. Jr Illead: asters... ... -ni 721 71 11 CtitU Gold 1-16 dis. to 11.6 pm. • Cologne Lead, Ito 1 h eibeer NNW ft al beteg =leper Mire the SO SO Idallb Wake .- ••• -en 34 / die. ; Poltimore, 4to 1 dia.; iarkwyn and Camel lias.w rilhabehedia , mil errs r a sa u s a r um N IS Aber TershlUllierret. 13 14 Selhareeteretrawas. N all Ine n = 2 .. SS 17 sick, I dia. to par ; .obernhof, 4to I prem. ; Lacks- Ilw la page mem Is *ma by the am rears et swig m O mor Copper, 1 die. to 1 ;prem. ; East India Iron, ss. Ws As per Wes se the 11111121 tandem Vll I Vele of lloath - to 7s. per share; Peninsular Mining, par tol prem.; Air ranttell be hea pialris Mee (111 e reartehlk=6llfts IS an Iwonellre NM 112noas. ' II slaty had t o Sr Melon Is Mose NOM earpetiten : IS all Welethed gad Weida. 1f S i i i Great Crinnis:par to 1 prem.; Cumberland Hematite SI 14 ilhat Olesuell se w Iron Ore, par to 1 prem.; Rhenish Charcoal, Iron, 1112Mithsh Starr herd. la na. snamake 704 6,44.;:0 - - Noun,. Cllllolll4= ................ 1nt.............. 9 MOand Steel, par to 4 prem. N An ! Wet Imam Mom= Parr ---................ UTE...-. MIN - 1 W. 11.1121. T - - 110..1.0 HIRAM l7l/1.........,. 1.1180. .11.111111 ITset.l•4ll 401 7 04 ni TO DAILY NEW 13......-........... 205111-.... 1453400 n 21 I De. de. Isleaster .. 1 4 74 la • THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoex. The managed ashaterere et itie perra *War the Ibilehnr yr i 414 1 re,o.ll.2,lhereee_ „ to ti , o emus recently ezpromed by • emesmiessarts St It mad Dean 1111ftead SO 81 Mt 110 The gold mining shares aro steady, with a quiet ...me. ow, News' le the pimp* et el gos Larks iambs TIMIJIENCR MAW. business. Nouveau Monde. have been purchased gapers. From the area tlt took sem peumhele Mae UMW ime-se. e t. 100 A s w a n , afresh= coesistently that easeserettee libeisame ilia la dery a s a &ammo " 1 4. - 1.1 a . cit - at a prem. Colonial gold are quoted 13-16 to 15-18 w ••.tsk oPinien at Entriand : aad alzmilr. Ida I b 9 auad lll l ool IS. MOWN i Imam 4 pea l -03 103 arreation ,4 UN recognised daily press, art win We herr at. 1 ma slimier of adrertisentrata -reit to the . Tees '-ellifted by ally i s i s d ims am a istai6' s' 64 paper, its political man thin coerce:cede with llneemmeretai 57 44 in s a n s is i Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 321 to seelassee." 111 ob, Duease.garg. dt 331; Peel River, 1 to 11 prem.; North British Aus- Ts Medved of an Booledler or Newman in the kiwi= ; teat dm MON .- - 51 q aroma, 10, Ilea Pleetetreet, Leedom. 66 so OBNLet. 4 N tralasian, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; and Scottish Austra l; I s no. sa ) evra••••-- s I• liar Investment, lato 2 prem. REPEAL of the ADVERTISEMENT DUTY.- 7 4 1 el l itla 'un a ,oe..nato ". l l7 . Ple e-ri cL ot A ; e em Pl 16 Ipm The DAILY JOURNAL end UNIVERSAL ADVERTISER, lel mo o 5 0 ." ' litos is 71 ',,,-„, taming num= 141141Twopesies.-Eszly la October veal be sanineenoed the publics. 10 75 • D o . sows per r ia l. wag 144 as " prism done meet • sew trades Morning Newepaper,• cheap medium /or AC144.1. n 1 10 igiaggisa.i.la - - le. Shane Maw. Pad. Yesterday. today. tisneente bad all Clams-Far proaptetuses, Ilse., apply at No. L 6 I 6 1.57 5 5 857 5. o w - - --.-- axgetetort, Stread.-Adetnisseasate =seed for &Ramos sash in I 1 Irrhe. 14 pr _ ... - - 100.000 1 AguitPrla all llf pm Me Dolly Nora& St 106 Orme linehmss perOsat IN ISO 0 NANO 1 rAngio Amenities Gold all 1 die St loooa $ pet mgt. Sid& 121 . lerre IN. *Anglo Oelfornian , I degua919441 1 14.41. es 111 114 lON 10 ?Australasia!, EW CLASSICAL DICTIONARIES. Edited 10 76.74 6 , oft, . 7pm than " 1 rurnalian "99999 Cordillens x by DR. WM. SMITH. Clanked Ezmainer at the Calmat, 47 :6 ow 44 si t 7 :6 lIVN I Australian Freehold - all 1 1 die 1 0. St • lee Daslessile=.4l a= 102 e lON ad 103 NAN 1 Ave Maris. all i die DL WM. ammt's DICTIONARY of GREEK and ROMAN AN. es. 100 DlMOrreftemblia4pe et 101 103 Whew 1 British Australian Get all 4 die Tawms.. By various Writers. emend Edition. 300 Wood- Is , 6 InenegadregtNerfear AN I aro sae , *SW 10 +Brit:She= 13.6 9 cute Medium Bea. Us. h. ,140 ' DUOS ertelask... 110 162 MIN SS ielleas.luip.iim.stal.pr 244 31 41 n. M. IN 'Lear Arad - -zed SAW 90 DhOterradCatate WI 3 4 DI mg. SMITH ' S DICTIONARY of GREEK and ROMAN $4, iIN Ilestappeheetelli per O. - 11,010 3r Do. N. hes Del Ers IS 3.1 124 BIOGRAPHY and MYTHOLOGY. By various Writers. 300 45 i 611 ghamlagooKletfthde 14 4 1111.1190 1 Carer% Ore 4 4 die par Samicats. 3 role medium two. /3 13e. 6 d. IN , ea : arle hi k 10 11 • 11410540 Ogre Omme on. 13. a/I 11 14 190.000 II tOokelit G1e1d...... DR. WY. Surnrii DICTIONARY of GREEK ad ROMAN n, n 5 9 GEOGRAPHY. By various Writers. Illustrated with Coins, 10 ,10 Is. litth 210 ... ... 101 11 11 . U,009 2: +Owlet Laws at Sag. all 60 70 Plebe et Moo, monies, Battles, ht. Quarterly Parte. Medium 4 $ Der US ... „. ~. 6 6pm 6,000 U +Do. 19d. leper mat. all 7 5 pm In. Ito 7, ie. =eh. aro isady. 121 all gegie j le pet. - - pm 70,0.1., 3 f NOWsnatiliWoppr all 24 2 di. IV. IL 100 Ap.ol 149 15$ ad. Werra Tele sit I 6 pm 100,000 1 I go. Subtend DL WM . usurps pIEW CLASSICAL DICTIONARY of MY- 161 a Dine PeNtresse ..... .... i ipm all - -,. 17 1 0 1.00 Y, BUKIRAP.` I T. and DEDDK 49II Y. Com Piled aad Ft 100 Sere& leamelon.. .. 114 116 30,000 90 +Cameral abridged teem the larger Worita. New And Cheaper Edithes St 'WO De. per W. nu irei 115 in lAure 1 Grand Dully of Hader all 1 die par ha. Iht. 1 ! all , De. $ pot - - 11.0114 B Great P01g00ta~.... i ,040 e 1 Lake all 4 d .'. 10 •6 ' De. .« ... 1 car 1 pea 100 DL WV. SMITH'S SMALL tit CLASSICAL DICTIONARY. h. 160111001111111 A - - ... 113 117 60,090 9,001 3 ?User= 1 Liberty Bathurst. an 9 19 sll i die. p is ar Abridged from the larger Work. Cheaper Edition, with 200 Wood- D 3 on Ikea Slekedaldro Me. Crown 3ro. 7s. ed.. St :IN Odlede Weeserw. sad 30000 1 tradenlkOsUfeen. Geld ' Wetris.ollll„ Spat Mat - - Quartz Crashing Cr.. all e I 100,900 1 flhequita 55. vr u. SMITH'S SMALLER L.IFTIONARY Cl'of GREEK end If all Dia ditto ditto 1 111 pm ROMAN ANTIQUITIES. New 41" 1 1 atellfor Edition, with 300 11 6 Sheneenillase.Newther. 104 104 10,003 10 11e...aldlt.ameeteen 9 61 7 needens. Crown Oro. 7s. Id. II WI NrowahChesta(Her.W. 114,0,0 1 New Graeae - .... „ all idle ipall 1 bad= : Walton and Maherly; sad Jobs Murray. Mr.) • per Qat- .. 114 13 100,000 I Nouveau Monde 50,050 10 Non Scotia Mialegand II I 10 I Da Ipm Eint - ... 4 f ma 'ss Sesta Dee= . 14 13 eopmrelting 3 LOCKE'S INTERLINEAR CLASSICS, Cheap is i 141 Ditto Plied 41 . cl i alt par 4pa 10 3 ,000 1 Peet Ira, at lard . par Value*. 144 out South Eason ( 40,1:90 1 Quarts Rook all 1 die Itm 1 f.• Sire (herb et tbe Warr feted:De 13 Tramiaticea; with I Ana let SIAS • 1,31 161 U 10,043' hi sahymney Iron St Onglaal Teat, in which the quantity of the doubnul Vowel. is M. 100 Do. 44 par amt ' 112 114 10,00 n 16 Nate New darned; entail mad implanstory Notes, Ac. 1M an ;1111tlferied=e4_ peristOest 191 2 04, 7,14 • le radar &Car .- lel 34 Ili Lam. 6 - $ Wallerhed&ENeserhiat , I 4 in sop- 4 South Australian all 1 die par I. PII.V.DRUS'S FABLES o.' ,E 4 ,OP. Ift- NO Tar r Ilweraft,h retw.., Sow 10 Tin Cron 1. OVID'S METAMORPHOSES. Book L 1 CeNeeth of ling.petott. IC3 103 4,174 h. 2 . 111 • United Maxima an 31 4 4 3. vinotoi .E.NEI D. Book I. 17 , 3 piss. Ditto . ' 11 31 70.440 1 Waller ... ••L'.. 1 4 dad 4. PASSING LES.ONS TO VIRGIL. Si 10 Yeeks74.l6,l.ll.l4Cisiel; , rat i oss wo,oect s west Oneida all 1 0 ells 3. C.1.4A1'3 IN VAsION Or PRI TALN. LINES LEASED AT Al ED RENTAL& 160,00 n 1 West Marinate. 140,060 1 Yuba . all 6 1 dia all 4 i die ,II ossse. 0.1 I 100 tie lei skiegussoshise Ileseen I. LUCIAN'S DIALOGUE-et. nelections. Lendash Lantern); Ira 101 I • Tranehrable by stamped deed. Locxrs INTERLINEAR CLASSICS, Cheap Iran. at Is. el. per Vole 'tr• Ile Maio tomatoes Cl the Mooring Interline v Trooslotiona: with thle Tear. In w►ek the quantity of the doubtful Vowels le ; Critkal sad tiplanstary Notes, ftc. 1. PILEDRUIPB FABLES Ow ,ESOP. E. OTUYS METAMORPHOSES. Book L 3. VIRGIL'S WrillD. Book I. 4. PARSING LLll,ollft TO VIRGIL 0. C.ESAR's INVAsION Of BRITAIN. Oases. 1. LUCIAN'S al ttoGuks. Beisetkes. E. TUE ODES OP ANACItRoN. L amines MAD. Book I 4. ►ARSING LESSONS TO HOMER. S. IF N11P210,414 MEMOR I IIIII.IA. Rook I. 0. ULKODUTINS HISTORIES. Selections. Faunae. RUMONDI : the Baffin of Crerey and Powders. Outfox. RTORI►.4 PROM GERMAN WRITERS 411 Lot Alf, esplonsteer of the Ityabeen. 12sea. sewed. ed. WAN* sad Moberly, 26, Loper Gower-otseet, sad 27, try-We. ; 5 10 HO a isill l =lsS.Wassa) 101 111 Ile IS a hooks IndkitdolkorrA loallakelso) Id 4 054 Ip.a ONEMIY M. Northam) HO 131 a Nu Immo (1841•11100rosWestenk p 14 jllOBllBOBOl Dock I (lovollb TILL! Dir.) 1801108111eL100818011lio 11l 114 1 1Dst Lomi ss ( ( ( ( ditto) I s 1 01 t 4 I looks NS Orosoliik xi (Isred SOWS darn 14j 144 Outto Prelboar (0181) 27 low..tt Ovar.4pBrast not to LAM ) . ±lll2t . 6 1 jo.81111.) EY Reese =te Mitt. II Ds& MAU IlleilkwoklkolsoW (W otra I Owed te SioLeoooolo ' Ds. lied 5 pis amt. ($10.) II I PreoloaMpt (low Los., 003.S00.15Loos.Saark It Oka j shar• arrsolMala (Sao ot Swims .- 14:11:10.11180181k011801( N IN $ 84 IN IN U 117 IMI 152 130 115 I Y tee, 32 34 0467 poi7d t Cs p r i It Pm .', CULVERWELLII MEDICAL WORKS tr.c.i. O:than. nataana. al Originl. Wood; by pod. %nut TO RAT. DRUM MID AVOID. 11. U.CTITZE TO TOITNO RIM. a'. NOW TO bi !um. IT. , ILAL L.ND PUTNICAL I Ur LIFL ON SPECIAL DISIASIL wt. Tut ISeTtIVTIS 01 , SIAMIIIAGS LDPL •ts. DISUSE/ OP WDITIL 'lin AT DriANGSMINTS. CONSTIPATION. elee SAMOA& SWIM 11. met a. sm.& me Paulen Lutes. I o li. IA es*. t1:11=1/' Powaseameg. Owells.l47.lPleweseet Has. .fte besioller. : tot M. L Calweee4l. 11111 U-deee.llefestreeete. see nes be manse de..e tram le WI 5, eh% to ler. iliam): Woe Iraiiirel i tac. Dewed to I Ditto DM° Ditto -..- wilts a lkosuroot Dow@ loOrist lAubln Coal and Irma ... Anntrallas Agricultural I 171 .tuaniladan Caddo Mail 18 Auetrahan Royal Mall 7 .Ilierlln Watenrort. I Mingo Amasan land ' 5 Initleh ft Colonial Smoking k Reduction Cowan, I / Canada 32e Crrotal Palace I erreal Palace of Franco . 2 Itlectric Telegraph . 91 lMentes! Slam Narlgalke. 14 ueneral A. 8. !shipping Co l4 Inch lieetnat Sugar iNagdalena 81. Narigatioo 4 Natloo.+l Ettentatinaiguel all Netbertantle Land . 3 Y.M.Make Coal a nd liagr. Siam Navigating, Co. . I Noii Ratak Austrians., all Co. New Vortbor Europe &ism Itivor Land it Mineral all PenlaaWar &Orkin& am. all do 2S PortLlnd Iron Company . all 'Royal Mall Mann al Soottgeh Agar. Invoatinaut all .steulk Aintrallan land 23 RiNinarine 'Velem* ... all I. Van MOM. Bashmot dons to dry. 11 Of ail U U IN4 1130 25 141 11 Iti: 11 34,iii . - 2 1 1 14,C0 Itkl 100. M. I 12.700 21 13.)..npu 1 10.024? I,IA No. 1811.1 "as. Pd. 23 - ,200 . 40 lAaaarsliolio —.. ...... all . 40 BOIL um. mama a Loan Co all 20;000 10 Will& Lath Asoovican all 40,60.1 IS Dank of Asia 6 50.006 10 Doak of Dual. Aas II: I: .. ~..., t Aust. Cbart. 10 2.1, p aloft. lank of Aug. 12 10, II ID" IS hili 10 60, lee eat oleahmeee le le, 11111 Mend Pro.. of £3 ad 35 10. 111) Now.. 10 1.0,000 le mama of Ireland . 123 33.81%1 111 Orlimaal Doak Corporatloa all 200 100 Sievlpial of Initial lf. 4,0 1 10 Do. Nair . .. all 80,40 A Mani A•iiiiiiii liiiiiiiie eeel OM box Co• ••• • • • 1 8,40 10 Avelmilla - ... 10,00 1 ' 22 'Val. of Amilmila ..... 8.00 .. Do. Now fa 00.44 IA ,talaa at loailoo lO 1.020 401 41 aka of MsArld ... . i MONEY MARKET. TUESDAY ETININO. Tho English stock market opened at a decline front the quotations of yesterday afternoon, and, although a rally took place at one period of the day, the closing range shows a fall of per cent. from that of yesterday. General dissatisfaction is expressed at the insufficiency of the parliamentary explanations of last night, which are, moreover, interpreted as not fully confirming the pacific statements previously put forward in so authoritative a manner. As we ob served yesterday, there is an impression that the Eastern question is yet far from being settled, but the opinion gains ground that hostilities are now less probable, and that the ultimate pacific arrangement of the dispute may be looked for. The Paris bourse of to-day was reported by telegraph as closing firm, and this tended to check the decline. Consols opened 97' to 98, and after touching 98, buyers, closed rather flatly at 97; to 1 for money and Thursday, and 971 to 98 for delivery in Septem ber, the contango to which rules at 1-16 to 1. The preparations for the settling are understood to show the account to be less " bearish" than had been anti cipited. The official business report includes : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 97 1 , 98, 971; ditto, for account, nth August, 971, 98, 911. Three per Cent. Reduced, 981, 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1011, 101, 1, 101. Long Annuities, 1860, 51, 6, 5 15-16. Bank Stock, 228 India Stock, 2571. Exchequer Bills remain steady, at 2s. die. to ls. prem. India Bonds mark 21e. prem. - • Foreign stocks were well supported, and generally showed an im provin g ten dency, including Mexican and Spanish. Business, however, was the reverse of active. At 4 o'clock, Mexican Bonds were quoted 261 to 1:; Peruvian Deferred, 57 to 59 ; Granada Active, 21 to 22 ; do., Deferred, 81 to 91; Spanish Deterred Threes, 231 to 1 ; the Certificates, 6 to 61 per cent. Chilian Six per Cents , 1041. Sales are thus marked : Danish Three per Cent., 1825, 841. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 981, 1. Equador Bonds, 6. Mexican Three per Cents., 261, /. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent Bonds, 83, 1. Portuguese Four per Cents., 431 ex div. ; ditto ex all overdue coupons, 40Z. Russian Five per Cents., 1171; ditto, Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 1001, 1011 ; ditto small, 1011. Sardinian Five per Cents., 951. Spanish New De ferred Three per Cents., 231 ; the Committee's Certificates, 61, 61 per cent. The money market to-day was quieter, but money continues fully employe& The bullion brokers were engaged to-day in pre paring for transmission to the continent the gold brought in by the General Hewitt and Nelson. These two vessels, it will be remembered, brought in an aggregate of 50,000 ounces from Australis last week, the whole of which is expected to be sent away. It was officially announced to-day that the direc tors of the Midland Railway Company will recom mend at the ensuing meeting a dividend at the rate of 31 per cent. p:r annum. 'llia is equal to the di vidend last declared, and 1 per cent. per annum more than that paid in the first half of 1852. We understand that the shares of a company, formed upon a scale of magnitude, and called "The Great Water Company of France," will be issued in Paris on the 11th inst. The promoters of this com pany number amongst them many influential names both in France and England, and have been engaged many months in maturing their project. The presi dent of the company is Count Simeon, and the bankers the Messrs. Rothschild,. The shares are understood to already command a considerable pre mium in Paris. Since the publication of the telegraphic despatches, stating the adoption by the Emperor of Russia of the proposition forwarded to him from Vienna, holders of Russian stocks have shown more confidence ; but it is instructive to notice the distrust of the Empe ror's credit that was engendered by the obstinacy which he has manifested throughout the dispute. Holders recalled to recollection the fact that in 1813, 1814, and 1815, the payment of the dividends on the foreign debt was suspended ; and it was clearly seen that, such being the result when Russia was in alliance with this country, British holders of Russian securities would be in a poor plight if war ensued between this country and the Emperor. The capabilities of the Russian Treasury, however, in case of protracted hostilities, are not esteemed very highly, and confidence in the maintenance of peace ought certainly to be strengthened when we refer to the repeated applications made by the government to the money markets of Europe. In 1817, 1820,1822, 11832, 1833, and 1850, the Russian government has been engaged in loan transactions, generally to a I considerable amount, in the markets of St. Peters- I burg ' London, Amsterdam, &c. ; and the debt of the 'nation must now amount to some 52,000,0001. ster ling. The existence, in addition, of a floating debt of nearly half that amount, adds to the burden on the treasury, and is at the same time in dicative of an irregular position of the na tional finances. It is to be apprehended that, with a debt of this amount, contracted at rates suffi ciently onerous, and involving a large annual charge, and with a treasury never particularly well filled, a wsr would prove to the Russian autocrat that an im mense military force is of comparatively small use unless funds are at hand to direct its movements. The committee for the institution of tribunals of commerce have just issued a statement in which they draw attention to the position of the movement, and earnestly invoke the liberality of the mercantile com munity. The utility of the objects contemplated by this association is now admitted on all hands, and is confirmed by the experience of the beneficial results attendant on the operations of similar associations on the Continent. The labours of the committee, however, are spread over a very wide field, and they are at the disadvantage of having to collect and place in a condensed form a vast variety of details drawn from the practical working of the continental system. Under these circumstances the committee find themselves compelled—as has happefled before to many associations having reformatory objects in view—to appeal for pecuniary support to all friends of the cause who are desirous of seeing the mercan tile law and custom of Great Britain made just and advantageous by being freed from legal delay and costs. The well wishers of the movement are so numerous and influential that we cannot doubt of the required assistance being readily accorded. A change has been made in the personnel of the (Bankruptcy) Court of Mr. Commissioner Holroyd, by the ret►rement from the post of official assignee of Mr. Edward Edwards, owing to long-continued indisposition. His son, Mr. E.W. Edwards, who for the last ten years has satisfactorily discharged the duties of the office, has been appointed his sue- CCBSOT. The bill of the East Indian Railway Company, providing for new contra c t s w ith the Indian govern ment, by which the line of railway will be carried to Delhi, and involving amalgamation with the Upper India Railway Company, is being pushed ra pidly through the House of Commons with the sanc tion of government. The standing orders are dim- 49 91 4 dim poi 44 48 714 724 xi 14 8 84 The first general meeting of shareholders of the East Kent Railway is called for the 21th inst. at the London Tavern, and all scrip is required to be sent in for immediate registration. The report of the directors and engineer of the Netherlands Land En closure Company, together with the balance-sheet, is advertised as ready for delivery to the share holders on Wednesday next (to-morrow). The scrip of the Bideford Extension Railway is to be sent in by the 15th inst. In the market for foreign exchanges to-day there was no particular change in rates, but there was a better supply of bills on all places. Thus paper on Paris was in less demand than last poet, although still quoted as low as 24.95 to 25f. for short, and 25.20 for three months. On Amsterdam there were ' money and bills at 11.18 to 1, at three months' date. Hamburg ruled at 13.61 to 7, and St. Petersburg at 38 to Drafts on all Italian places were offered at higher quota tions, especially on Leghorn, which was done at 29.85. Vienna and Trieste were rather lower, being transacted at 10.55 to 57, and 10.58 to 59. Land shares to-day were steady in price. Aus tralian Bank shares were also stationary. Oriental Bank shares were in demand, and 11. higher. Crys tal Palace shares closed 1 13-16 to 1 15-16 prem. Crystal Palace of France were better. St. Katharine Dock stock marks 1001. Insurance shares this week have remained steady. The stocks of the Guardian and United Kingdom Com panies are quoted higher. 'rho present quotations are subjoined: Albion, 95; Alliance Marine, 50 ; Atlas, 221; Argus Life, 231 24; British Commercial, 7; Ckirch of England, 31 • ' Clerical, Medical, and GYneral, 201 • County, 121; Crown, 20 ex div. ; Eagle, 71 ; Equity anl Law Life, Sa ; English and Scotch Law Life, 41 ; European Life, 201 ; Family Endowment, 4 ; General, 51; Guardian, 61 ex div. ; Globe, 150 ex div.; Indemnity Marine, 60, 59, ex div.; Law Fire, 41 ex div. ; Law Life, 56 ; London, 31; Medical, Invalid, and General, 3; Minerva, 6; Monarch, 11; National Loan Fund, ; National Provincial, 11; New Equitable, 11, ex div.; Palladium Life, 3} exdiv.- Pelican,4s ; Phoenix, 185; Professional Life, a ; Hock Life, 81; Royal Exchange, 242 ; Sun Life, 65 ; Union, 220 ; United ' Kingdom, al ex div.; Universal Life, 451; Victoria p Life, 51 • Reversionary Interest Society, 106; Ge • neral R eversionary and Investment, 102. Of canal shares the latest Stock Exchange quota tions are subjoined :—Ashton and Oldham, 168; Brecknock and Abergavenny, 821 ; Birmingham (guaranteed 4 per cent. by the London and North Western Railway), 1021 ex div.; Derby, 63 •, Co ventry, 200; Grand Junction, 7 ex div.; grand Union, 12i; Kennet and Avon 71 ex div.; Leeds and Liverpool, 554; Leicester, 67; Leicester and North ampton, 44Z; Loughborough, 550; Macclesfield, 56; Peak Forest, 97 ; Regent's, 16;,161 ex (lir.; Roch dale, 66; Stafford and Worcester, 410; Stourbridge, 290; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, 24; War wick and Birmingham, 41 ; Warwick and Napton, 18; Worcester and Birmingham, 36; Wilts and Berk' , 7. Shares in bridge associations command the follow. ing prices :—Hungerford,l2 ; Waterloo, 5; Vauxhall, 231. Prices of Gas and Coke Companies' shares range as follows:—British Provincial, 22; Brighton, 16; City of London, 130; Continental (Third Capital) 671; Equitable, 27 ; Great Central, 141 • Imperial, 85 ex div. ; Independent, 46; London Pa rliamentary Preference, 25/ ; Phanix, 281 ' • Ratcliff, 70 ; United General, 201; Westminster Chartered, 39 38i ex div. ; ditto new (101. paid), 71 ex div. Waterworks stocks are thus marked :—Berlin, par ; Kent, 84i ; Southwark and Vauxhall, 88; Wes t Mid dlesex, 1131 ex div. Other miscellaneous shares are thus quoted in the official list:—Auction Mart, i 0; Electric Telegraph (A shares, 201. paid), 21 ; Hudson's Bay Stock, 224; Price's Patent Candle Company, 28t, i ; ditto New, (151. paid), 181. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's express : Amsterdam, Monday, closing prices:—Dutch Four per Cents., 952 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 63 13-16 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 231; the Certifs., 6/ ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic., 82 13-16 ; Mexican New, 26/, Granada Deferred, 9 3.16; Peruvian New, 81/ ; Equador, 4 1-16; Greek (Blue), 71; Portuguese, new, 391. All these prices show a great rise. Paris closing prices of this day :—Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 104.40; ditto Three per Cents., 79.76. Bank shares, 2,835. These prices show that the late rise is well maintained. Vienna, Thursday :—Five per Cent. Metallic., 94 5-16; Exchange on London, 10.41; Bank Shares, 1,410. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.—Aro. 9. Time. Prices as negotiate* this day Bills and IL Money. Amiteraus pro S Short 112. I6lstv ... 1111. 18jetv. Ditto Rotterdam Antwerp Brussels flannsurg and *Rosa „ „ !loos. 61eckl.. 13mea. Ts& Pt. Petersburg per relict , 33 Dense ... 371 pence Paris per t &ion 24fr. 971 e. ... 23fr. 021 c. Ditto „ 3 igonths2Sfr. 17tc. ... 23fr. 224 e. Marseilles ,, ISfr. 170. ... 23fr. 2314. Prankfort-on-the.Maine per £lO „ I 191 d. kr. ... 19111. kr ... Vienna (effective) per S „ lOL 35ar. ... 101. S3kr. Trieste Madril per dollar It pence ... BO ponce Cells .. /I RI Peace ••• t 9 pence .. .. _ . Bilbao Barcelona. „ „ 491 pence ... 191 pence iii wreavir Gibraltar ir Leghorn "., „ 291r.tee. ... 29 r. 890. Genoa W.. e per Aced ~ „ 41A pence ... 411 pence per ounce „ 1341 pence ... 124 pence bleeeina Whoa per mike' 90 daye date pence .. 631 pence Ne YOow no pence ... 23A masa ork THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The English stock market ruled rather firmer at one period of the morning; but a relapso has suc ceeded, and prices are now the same as they left off yesterday. Throughout the Stock Exchange dulness prevails. Consols opened at 971, and have been done at 98 for money; bat the present quotation is 971 to / for cash and to-morrow, and 971 to 98 for the Bth September. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 981 to 1; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 100/ to 1011; India Stock, 2571; South Sea Stock, 115 ; Bank Stock, 2281; Exchequer Bills, 2s. die. to Is. prem.; India Bonds, 18s. to 20e. prem. Foreign stocks are generally stationary in price, the bargains being too restricted to have any influence on ( F lotations. Spanish Deferred is quoted 231 to 1; Portuguese Fours have been done at 44, and are now called to / ex. div., being firm ; Equador Bonds stark 5 ; Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 100; I)atch Yours, 981 ; Russian Fives, 1171 ; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 1001 ; Spanish Committee Certificates, .8; per cent.; the Passive Bonds, 51. FATAL ,TIAILIVAY ACCIDENT AT ,MANCHESTER. In firmary, Manchester, h e. core Mr. E. Herren], the coro n er An inquest was hei'd on Monday at the Royal who was killed that mon o lon the Liverpool and Men tor that city, on the b ody o. f a man named Samuel Gregory, chester railway. The decease to cross the line betwe e n two t had got oat of a train which had just arrived from Liverpool, at 9 o'clock, and attempted racks, when a train from Patricroft, which was on the same line of rails as the trucks, and had almost stop ped, suddenly roved on faster, and struck the foremost of them, so that .awl was caught between the buffers. When he was released I.."'ea his position life was almost extinct. He was conveyed t a the infirmary, b ut , died almost immediately The rails wei a mil ereerdly s lip pery at the place where the accident he, opened, owing to fish being usually unloaded there, and this am the cause (41 the Patricroft train moving faster, as the bri *a would not hold. The jury found a verdict of " Accideiatal de ath , " and recommended that the rails should be ke,lt In better I order, so as to prevent the occurrence of similar afrldrota in future. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SCOAK —The market commies steady. The public sale of Bengal went off about yesterday's currency, the qualities brown and yellow. Dates, 300 hh s of Cubs, partly sold; 3,700 begs of Pernambuco were also • tiered, and all bought in at full prices. The Retintil mark. t con tinues firm. Correa-100 bales and 250 half-bales of Mochft were brought forward is public sale, and chiefly bought in. Cocoa.—The public sib: of 550 bags of Trinidad went off without spirit; but prices were supported. TU.—Prices are supported, but the amount of business has been small. SALTPETRE —2,700 bags were offered, and abut half sold ; the fine qualities at about previous rates ; other des criptions at a decline of fully 6d. Refraction 4, 29.. ; Ref. 6L 9,26 s 6d. ; Ref. 9i, 26e. to 265. 6d. ; Ref. 11 to 18, 265. Gd. to 26.. Gd. ; Ref. 14 , 41, 28s. Gd. to 29.1. COTTON.-300 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. The de mand appears to be dull to-day. RlCE.—This article is dull, and sales could not be mule without giving way in prices. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. There is more disposition to operate to-day ; but, in ge neral, sellers hold back, not being willing to submit to a reduction. Town Tallow is quoted 51s. nett cash ; Peters burg Y. C. on the spot, 518. fi 1. ; Oct. to Dec., sh. 3d. COAL MARK ET.—THIS DAY. Helywell, 18s. Gd. ; Carr's Hartley, 17s. 9d. ; Eden Main, 17s. Gd. ; Tantield Moor, IGs. ; Walls End Riddell, 17s. ; Walls End Haswell, Mc 3d. ; Walls End Lambton, 178.9 d.; Walls End Stewart's, 18s. ; Walla End Tees, Ms.—Ships at market, 112. BOROUGH HOP MARKET-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the accounts from the plantations state, with but few exceptions, that the crop is making good progress, and that the present weather operates favourably. The demand for flops coo t tinues steady at late prices. Duty, 151 1 ,0001. to 155,0001. (BY aLEcraic LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY, 10.30 A.M. Wind N.W., moderate, and fine. Arrived.—Saxen, from New Orleans , Marys, from New York; Convivial, from Archangel. Off.—Montezuma, from New York. DEAL, WEDNESDAY, o.le A. Y. Wind N.E. by E., fine, and cloudy. No arrivals. COLLISION ON THE MIDDLESBOROUGH AND REDCAR RAILWAY. On Saturday last a collision, which happily was unattended by any very serious results, happened on this line of railway ; a branch or continuation of thi. Stockton and Darlington Railway. The line from Middlesborough to Redcar—a fashionable sea-bathing place on the York ' shire coast—is, or part of it, namely, from Estor to Red car, a single line of rails, and it is the instruction of the company, of course, that on this part of the line two trains shall not be travelling in opposite directions at the same time. On Saturday afternoon the mail•train for Darling ton left Redcar at its regular time, 6-25, and proceeded at its usual rate ; and when very near to Lszenly-station, another passenger train, due at Redcar at 5.3.5, appeared in sight, coming down to Redcar upon the same line of rails. At this juncture both trains were endeavouring to clear each other by pushing on at considerable speed, in the hope of reaching a siding into which one could shrink. It seems that the engine-driver of the mail train, seeing a col lision likely to occur, shut off the steam, and luckily the guard, finding the steam suddenly turned off by the engine driver, at once applied the breaks, and, in some degree, checked the speed, and the pointaman had the presence of mind to turn the down train into a siding, upon which were standing several waggons, laden with stone, into which the engine ran, dashing them across the main line. The mail train at this moment came in contact with the waggons, the engine rearing up over them, and dashed them in all directions, stopping its further progress as well. The passengers in both trains sustained a severe shock, but, except that a female in the mail train was cut about the face, no serious consequences followed. The engines of both trains were considerably shattered, but were not dis abled, and after a delay of half an hour the tr ,ins pro ceeded, the passengers changing from one train to the other, the line being blocked with the debris. Had not the stone waggons been sent over the main line, a fearful loss of life might have ensued, as the mail train would inevitably have cut the other train in two, as it was passing from the main line to the sidings. Indeed it was a providential escape, first in the pointeman having the presence of mind to let the down train into the side, and again, in that train having forced the waggons in front of the mail train, and so prevented a more dangerous collision. SUICIDE AT MANCHESTER. An inquest was held at Manchester on Monday, before Mr. O. 0. Rutter, deputy county coroner, on the , body of Thomas Topbam, a shoemaker, aged 30, unmarried, and who lived with his mother in Bell's-gates, Green-gate, Salford. Sometime ago the deceased, whilst at work, pricked one of his fingers with an awl, and this slight wound never became entirely healed. Deceased complained continually of the pain which he suffered from his finger, and went to several medical men, none of whom could afford him relief, as nothing could be ascertained as to the immediate cause of his suffering. The unfortunate man became quite deranged; and he would frequently, after galling vacantly into the fire for some time, rise suddenly and rush into the street, crying like a child, and shrieking, " Oh, my finger." For several weeks lately, he had refused to go up stairs to bed, and a bed had to be made up for him in the kitchen. He was often found looking at his finger in a very despairing way. On Sunday morning, when some members of the family went into the kitchen, the deceased was found hanging by his neckerchief from a beam in the ceiling quite dead. The jury found a verdict to the effect, that the deceased had hung himself while labouring under insanity. A VOICE FROM CORFU—We have received the following letter, dated Corfu, July 24: " By the arrival of Her Majesty's ship Triton, on the 17th, from Malta,we have all heard with regret that the government at home have given orders that the steamers which run, and have run for the put twenty years between Corfu and Malta, in con junction with the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company, twice a month, are discontinued without any pre vious notice. Now all the letter, newspaper., and perio dicals for Corfu will have to remain at Malta, until some sailing vessel should be coming this way. The worthy der, commissary recommends all letters to be sent vid Trieste, which is all very good for our private ones, but how are soldiers' letters which amount to upwards of three thousand e month, the regimental reports, paymasters' ac counts, engineers' plane, and commissariat and ordnance accounts, to be sent home ? It is rather disgusting to a gar rison stationed at such a distance from their home and friends to be cut off from the only means they had to com municate with their relatives, and which the government is in duty bound to provide the moldier with. Letters now for Malta must be sent by way of Molfatte and Naples, and then for Gibraltar by way of England. A general order was issued to-day by the general commanding, stating that a courier wouldlbe despatched from this on 7th August, via Trieste, by the Lord High Commissioner, and that the heads of departments might send any letters of emergency by that opportunity. The idea of sending public dispatches through Austria is one of the greatest absurdities ever heard of. No mention is made of our worthy soldiers' let ters. This step, if fur economy, is a di grace to our country." PRICE OF NEGROES.—The Anderson Ga zette says, under this beading—" We know not to what cause to attribute it, but better prices have been offered by traders for this description of property, than we have ever before known. Negro fellows of very ordinary appearance, are bringing 1,000 dole. very readily. Women are selling for very large priers, varying from 700 dole. to 1,000 dole. Boys weighing aoouty fifty pounds can be sold for about 600 doll. This is the time for selling, if any one is so disposed." The Wilmington (North Carolina) Journal, quoting the above remarks—" We would also remark that about the same state of things exist in this town, and the prospect is, that negroes are going still higher. We know of one broker (Mr. M. Cooly), who sold a number of negroes last week, men and women, at prices ranging from 525 d de. to 1,200 dole. ; and we learn, that lie has also sold men, without ; any trade, as high as high as 1,300 d o l e . It really menu that there is to be no stop to the rise. This species of pro -1 perty is at least 30 per cent. higher now (in the dull mama of the year) than it was last January, when everybody seemed to be in the market making . preparations for the present year. What negroes will bring next January, it is impossible for mortal man to say. An intimate act:insult ance of ours had occasion on Saturday last to buy a house girl, and the price was only the small sum of 1,000 dole." IS i 33 lit.lloo If 2 1,1' 16 ir la i 17