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

/z , .._ ...... --" • . .0 1 A s l.lO ..-- , -..- . - ,/".".: -, •-, / . . . , .... ~. • 1 - Z .. . 4 a g- ' , s e, f/ 4e sr./ 1!.,/ • " . :,4 4 /;,,....c 1 0r / t N.44.4111:1 r l t % i ii i No. 2,172. J LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST es, itia3. N. mei IN DITIDII2III.-BANK OF DEPOSIT. SUICIDE OF A PHYSICIAN. SHARE LISTS. YistialliN MAIL% Ara. JOINT STOCK BANKS. "rATIO.N.tL ASSURANCE and INVESTMENT , I,. .istnewlivs. T. IL Slat.ui .• piaoe, ..ffs l4 losmaluar o 4 On Saturday evening Mr. Higgs held an inquest at the Ewe: Stead Tavern, Disemstreet, Strand, into the The railway market continues o • 4 astweep and Butternut If li die S :1;1 S Seders* to Craimeattae 1 01 rile Sa t iLliD ay AT EVINISIO. i a p wiri . u . t ... incti , fli mpathise with 20 ao taiarierto ea 4 trqueltheu. '4 13 No. Sh. Buss. i timing • 1Pd..1 PHOlls B sinwe done liatur.lay.l u to•day. 4 the II SLY-YEARLY INTEREST , at the rat* l iiic %-olfa 4 wr "%'. . ',..;.,.,_ ...._._ eircumr ance) connected with the death of Dr. John S:4kei, the heaviness of the funds; but the fall in prices, 21 .: 1 2 r ,..Na5,, , ,, 541154 . 411 C 01 1 - I 2 Pai di. — • ,— a • ••, , vs% VT .e.:411113. on InA.I'MrtiIVISE P10c............ ..........tiria, though general, is not heavy. Great Westerns seem k es - -- daari, - 4,: a rjea : ::: - - 22,50 w 22,50 w •46 Austral:l.43 .. all so 43 ~.. !40 unit. Cal IlaaitaTiaan . l . 2.. all - - ...- • '...:..- MO JOIV. • ::: be likaGT :or Dr LIVBRY on and stter aged hO, a physician, fee sassy years in Dublin, but of late teen.t.i' e• Mey, and tv LI lw i tuvr . ableat ve otßees of t ► e Association, is Hies's , Bay. to have given way the most, owing to unfavourable So 1 De. Extend= 4l ma 7../..k010' SO British North American .. all - km .. p i p bar. „I 1 i cod o tiara tale. Mr. Charles Lees, a barrister , having chambers in Ewa- 1 i dividend reports. The accounts of the London and ::, i t, 0 , ..“1" ,, i, -,...--, 1 .. 4daws. 25 ,hirtered Back of Atria .. 6 1 *IL par 60.090 29 'Char -Dane of Buns, Au PETKit 210111tIsoN, hte,Whig f)j,,t, court, Temple, deposed that ' he knew the deceased, who Deno .mte.....,n et Vraor4 I If ;a 111 12 paha. aul ehbia........ 2 Win of hiv..ting annul We requertail to manatee the visited him occasionally w h en h e came to l o nnflon. e- North Western Company were also very unfavourably ... to Grand Trunk of Canada 2.1.000 IGO ,ColonLal ..... ... ~. ... r ' e ‘" ,. 4l"rui ftatlunet Aturanee sts.l Immo op nt AsevoMtion, by which pus et la . p i ~,,,,,,,,d ~ip ed p p p , 1 ,.. t ~,,,,„ ceased breakfasted with witmes on Friday mocuiog, whim viewed, and tended to increase the prevalent flat- 20 8 Gre h at ar Ce " n " trai b erFr s .usce. baalk ..It Of Wen* My I , enas , •--- 1 .w.„,,,„,... greet' a,,d fa/1W nation may be of• he apoeared in low spirits. At that time the deceased sir ke ness. It is somewhat remarkable that this la st - . al. alt.Weat.4ft ana.l,,Saase. i 1 '4 : % '' ' 3 ' Hamilton an ' cl Toronto - ills :imam .. iksi., •ari a, a Atht. Clurt. 10 par spm 103 25,001? 20 Lon. Chart. Una of Aust. 12 11 4 21 pui et v :eve named stock is so ad • • A the cl ose 14,e0u fe Landau and County ...... 3n taw - - --. , the aim •.r will he seat pat bee ea spoliolUoa. very little, but said that he intended to return to his resi , la - 2 , 1 * i f L. Luecas; a4o Pic ur to ti va,s . p.C . t . „Ptel 1 1 die ence at Herne Bay by the 12.30 p.m. train, and then went tone was flat, and ste yin price. t - - CO.oor 60 London Joint Stook ._lO - - &Vet 100 ',colon 44er 141UHTON SELTZER WATER, 4s. a Dozen. out, "olio. he was going towards Whitehall. He returned , indeed th is department wore a t 74 71 114,045900 Natif•nal Peo n. ar Knaland 35 - - 1/...111% I tka me REDceED by nucE for flrnatos nen UN too witness's chambcrsabout • quarter before seven in the even- ' very unfavourable appearance throughout. i.. 1. Do. ,ha :wee, .. • 31 •1 41 10000 20 I Do. New. „,..., __. ..... .. lo - - '.0,000 60 National of Ireland -.... 22e - - li•. .eo 6• .» 44. per dorm. MP./ other &rated w threats iag, when he appeared exceedingly confused. 'Mown was S I _ - ... ..Is If . Ea , :up nir33.573 23 oriental Kant Oorporanlon all •fa 60 --1 ,rt,..n. au I ws:e't we unt4r1.....1 U sot "'gel" in - II!lell taking tea , in comi,any with Mr. Creed, another barrister, THIS DAY.—Two o'cLoca. 3 3 Do. (C.41.A1i . ... ... li 1/ 54000100 Provincial of Irehuad 25 -—to • Do.Ouarsetre ' d . 4 tits par Sf 4.isit , Ito Do. New ... _ _ r _...., all - _ r.,t,......,..., ti- Bel , "4.1 l e l " .2984i,0l Ia "ch '1"""'" and invited the deceased to join them, but he declined. The railway market to-day, following the move- se 9 Lyme and litedi - ..ia - - ,be re, gaol. Deliver, twice daily. A annipcctuo with tu,oo. 6 W . al Auvtrallan itmalchas t o v • ••• 1 . t iesup .._ noo p a i; -- 7. p" . .a There was a small armchair in witness's room, into which Meat ill the funds, has undergone a great rise, which le Tv Mains _ ... ,„ _ ii gi m a Ind Gold Imp. Co. ..1 fdß ,•.. I. vs t..”. 1.. t. had on app 331 20 %bias Cattails- . . ... - --- - t ut 13, GroevesUstrut, Bond-Mut. the deceased threw himself. Witaesa asked him if he had at the present moment is well maintained. Great 0,00 :5 Stuth Atutralia _ ......... • 73 ,44 H; 1..... : been successful in what he had been about , to which he so :- Nr-Tur le Lay (wi th la.) 75 7 5 2A.1.10u 25 felon of Auvtralla silo l'a :2 id ------- Westerns are quoted SO to a. Great Northern 16 IA Northern of Frars,." 345 311 361 6 00 _ ; Do. Now._. ..... ..... .... . 25 78 8' id replied, " All right," in a confused iort of wly. After ask -I.°, `t' _ Du do: ' o l ..3c 3l" .tai r 7 L aus b.lu: sha..l 14 145 Co tvk 56 'Union of Lontion.. ... .. .. • lo ' - 'II V. SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the last half - ...e...r1 . 1 .. ha ' ~,. rm ., biTas i trios ,. that a " LANDS , 1 . i . a_g_blin , tc . ,l,ln_a_c , u_p_o_f t_ea n, a_n_d .. a . c , hop . ,...w . hic „ h_h_e_il , e_el_lae . d .: 11 . L0Ck .L. 8 4. 4_ . 5 ._ to , _ 831 .7_ 1)2_77, _2_14 ,, _ to , ;an a and other LOW 40 ;Union of Madrid .......... all t - - I $ I 11 1 1'I , [THREEPENCE, • Of the extent to which this transmission of the pre cious metal is taking place, no accurate statement is procurable; but the remittances are known to be very large. Thus the imports by the Queen of England and Beulah have already been sent away, and the bullion brokers atfirm that all the week's imports of gold will probably find their way across the Channel. Of course the magnitude of the imports tends to diminish the uneasiness which this movement is otherwise calculated to engender. In illustration of the effect upon the Bank's stock nf this continued drain we append a statement of the de crease of coin and bullion since the return for the week ending the 25th June, when this item stood at 15,665,2691. : Week ending July 2 .... Decrease £111,384 • July 9 „ PP July 16 .... „ July 23 „ PP July 30 .... „ 90,172 MUIVIs'Y Total decrease in five weeks £926,182 Average weekly Lk crease We understand the petition to the House of Loris against the repudiation of the claims of the Eastern Union Railway preference shareholders has already received the Lignites's@ of the 6overoor of the Bank of England, of most of the bankers, and of many of the leading merchants, &c. There is a general feeling of confidence that this mischievous bill will be thrown out by the upper house. The report presented at the half-yearly meeting of the Eastern Steam Navigation Company to-day was confined to a detail of the progress made towards carrying out this spirited undertaking. Arrange ments have been made for the construction of the engines and hull of the first steamer, which is to be completed in eighteen months, and promises to ho the most remarkable vessel ever constructed. Iler length will be nu less than 680 feet (more than one-eighth of a mile!) ; her breadth 83 feet, and her depth 58 feet. Her screw and paddle-engines will amount in the aggregate to a nominal power of 2,600 horses. She will have accommodation for 4,000 to 5,000 tons of coal, thus obviating the neces sity of coaling on even the longest voyage; will be able to take in addition 5,000 tons measurement of merchandise; and will have 500 cabins of the highest class, with ample space for troops and lower class passengers. Laud shares were flat, at the reduced rates of yes terday. Australian Agricultural showed a down ward tendency. North British Australasian have been sold at par. Bank shares were dull, and the new Australian descriptions liable to calls could be I bought cheaper. In the afternoon Crystal Palace shares fell to 17, to 14 prem. ou sonic large sales, and closed weak. Netherlands Land shares were. again rather worse. 1) SATVILDLT EVENING. The English stock market to-day has again been visited by marked dspesseiss, preen closing at a further reduction of „, 1 per cent. from the closing rates of yesterday. There can be no reason for doubting that real sales of Consols have been made during the last few days, which will of course tend to weaken the only prop that has hitherto sup ported the market. The steadiness observed till within the last week has been mainly due to the oversold position of the dealers : and if a suppl,, comes in, speculators for the fall will hav e a great advantage. At present it is undeniable that the " bulls arc alarmed, and busily engag ed in closing their accounts; whilst the courage o f th e " bears " is proportionably increased. The decline this after noon was further stimulated by telegraphic intern, gence of a fall on the bourses of Paris and Vienna. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received b 7 Mr. Reuter's express : Amsterdam, Friday, closing prices: —Dutch Four per Cents., 04 15-16; ditto Two-and-a-Halt per Cents., 634 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 224; the Certifs., 61 ; the Old Three per Cent. Foreign, 471 ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic., t:2 ; Mexi can New, 25 ; Granada Deterred, 9:. Nearly all these prices arc lower, but Mexican is better. Paris closing prices of this day :—Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 102.15; ditto Three per Cents., 77. Bank shares, 2,770. THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. On the official statements that the Emperor of Russia had accepted the propositions of the four great Rowers, the Stock Exchange to day has expe rienced a marked alteration in every department. The funds have risen one-and-a-quarter per cent.; French shares upwards a 21. per share ; and in every department a corresponding advance is observable, although business is the reverse of active. Consols opened 971 to 98, have not been lower than 971 sellers, and are now quoted 98 to 1 for money and Thursday. The Three per Cent. Reduced marl 983 to 1; the Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 1001 to 1011; India Stock, 259; Bank Stock, 2273 to 228; Exchequer Bills, 2s. dis. to Is. prem. Foreign stocks are also buoyant, and in every case higher, especially Russian, Mexican, Spanish and Dutch, but the transactions are comparatively limited. Mexican Bonds mark 26 to ; Span ish Deferred, 233 to 3 ; the Committee's Certificates, 01 per cent.; Russian Fives, 117 to 118; ditto Four and-Half per Cents., 101 to ; Dutch Fours, 971 to 98; Grenada Deferred, 81 to 91. atltoeuviliist7 T. it. 31 . 6 tan . e.0/oret Teatalgec'eMemes On Saturday evening Mr. Higgs held an inquest is a saute: tiorii,ii,,:i. lof dia— ffareanar EviNINCI. a a sato . um .. . incti . ,, 3 II nihl. at the Emir: Head Tavern, Emeaditreet, Strand, into the The railway market continues to sympathise with 20 rr tat/triers. e. 4 argueliaw. '4 13 . 15 ., ~..4gmagT,.. !or the HMV-YEARLY INTEREST, at the rat* . 3 „. ~,,,,, o n e n s inv,,tandit r i m e o r i ll. 9 „,,,,,, t ,... mreumrances con..ected with the death of Dr. John S : ak.. , the heaviness of the funds; but the fall in prices, 24 ' I° Nos .- 5,4 MemCon - 4 t Ma though general, is not heavy. Great Westerns seem 30 2° le t D'igsrbi Indus : ::: - j 12 Ale .. ' e'l !.".3.11211.6;0, w*.:l be NEADV as Dr LIVERY on and . net aged bii, a physician, fir many years in Dublin, but of late to n ' i '''. s,. ~,,, ni.l lw payable et the tame of the Awsoctati.WS, in Dime Bay. 1 0 have given way the moat, owin to unfavourable sT . I onst oe. i asznaion . ri.,...0. 1 1 1 „ she ik 1'• • 14, - en d s 'clock i•eilv. betimes the lean .• II . ~ Mr. Charles Lees, a barrister , having chambers in Estero dividend reports. The accounts o f the London and r, ip FETkit Modell* iN, Managing Direet.w. court, Temple, deposed that he knew the deceased, who r. ,,.., ~, &a r m of bee-tine mews are isq,,ested es minium ebe . ine.....n of Crant• 1 li ;a visited him occasionally when he came to London . Dc- North Western Company were also very unfavourably ... to o ' ra m n ' a t ' rrabk of Canad . a . " 121 12 Aftetareee Alla Inert . tn. vat Aeincuatioe, by who& pus it la.' thelet,..,' any b . 0bt. ,,,,,, d . 0 4. 8 ~,, 9 ,,,, t ~,,,,. ceased breakfasted with warier en Friday moraing, when viewed, and tended to increase the prevalent flat- share. and boo". •buth f . ..n 41 lll :,...`''''' p,,,,,t i i . e e a:Af l ame maim may b. or he appeared in low spirits. A „ t that time the deceased spa ke ness. It is somewhat remarkable that this last- r., ello G i e w at .s e t n . t r m i - Lit Erlnee snmS 1 24 ileis4imadis 4 " 10 Si 1 aiw'ln't to m ta e ,,,,. ~, T au he net pet Imes spoliation. very little, but said that he intended to return to his mid - named stock is so steady in price. At the close the 20 T i s s, , L.L l4 . anill .:, t bo o p n ., :n tr. d Tsorv.oc.ottorr.3_ 4 - ii 174 - i e l. once at Herne Bay by the 12.30 p.m. train, and then went tone was . flat, mad indeed this department wore a 141UNTON SELTZER WATER , 4e. a Dozen. B .out, sayieg he was going towards Whitehall ' . He returned • 111 a , l'elt hes REDCVED MII PRICE fre Brighten Seim, lowliness's cherubs rs about • quarter before seven in the even- very unfavourable appearance throughout. , ~..1 1' ,,,,en non, fe...0 4e. per dorm. Mau other media w masts lag, when he appeared exceedingly confuted. Witness was i'. Is Len. ,ha livey, .. .31 41 71 41 Ditti D D O..G f ar th a a' a li t.4 :.. ..l . ..... i . ...... l il tf dls till par 54 "-' . ' i Mate 's ate WWWWitaewl II Natio. Plage& Sia-loze• taking tea, in company with Mr. Creed, another barrister, THIS DAY.--Two o'MA:ice. r.eit,We ew, , . ,le ! ! ~,,......,...,,..,• bet , se. 4 es eultellml la "oh 'le "'nu" and invited the deceased to join them, but he declined. The railway market to-day, following the move- is 9 Lyme vol eitintarrimas - - ~ . ...,, be rteisirol. Delivers twice daily. A proapectue with There wu a small arm-chair in witness ' s room, into which ment in the funds, has undergone a great rise, which 14 ',. ' - • ...1 pr had on appliestion.-HOOPLE. 7, Pall-rasa i .ra c the deceased threw himself. Wittier asked him if he had 7, Wiens .. ... ... .. 11 21 pm ' 4 .......„ ',. ',... i 13, Groosesetestregt, lier.d.stract. at the present moment is well maintained. Great 33i M Merle 44 ' 4314- • ' ••: been succeesful in what he had been about, to which he .„, esterne sn :- to.mur Is Lev (with In ) 71 75 --.---- are quoted 89 to a. Great Northern le IC Northern of Frac., . i . 34 Sit uplift'', ".111 right," in a confused iort of way. After ask- "3616 Till': SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the last half ins him to take a c up of tea end a chop, which he d eclined , stock, 811 to 85i. Dover., 21 3 to ; and other * It t e r'S. 3 Pet eti, haul' ( wary cave reeved beyond emotes that nOWLANDS• . ~„ he said, "If you please, will you give me a glass of wing" descriptions at a corresponding rally. London and to eh Nocw.giao Truak helm 81 it 1 1 15C 3 ''' 31 I " IL P. rese e se e et°4° ,„,,,, e twi ll 4 l ° .= IM ere se pi - w i tu Witness poured him out a glass of shale', and, North-Western stock, after reaching 1101, has re- w I" Pam end Lydee - . .6 161 pa 21 74 81 to•c and noon, ceded to 1151 to 4 . r • ' ''' . , 4 sia ".. fie ' 'h , failed. It presents it Irma tailing off or turn. having sipped it, he opened a carpet-bag which belonged2o go Paris and (h.'s... .. .. 44 1 13 3 e`" , ' •." t:. 'ea Issis ' it from seam and Jsadrillbandwhich laid on a chair by his (deceased's) side and 30 • Pi Parie.r.d Beare ... .4S 43 ae ,,,,,5y -ece .....eeslie.. hair- . to IM, .. _ cies -,,, - ..i ~ 4.i el tea ..e.leally sort, cor.y , sod glory. For children it is tack ou t a phial bottle, which he appeared to smell. 'l% itnme ~ Frenc h a h ave risen more than 21. per share. se :•: ram in. ,q,-.. , ,0,,,, 36 341 37f 81 ..„,. , ~. ~,,,,ean i rstril, ha forming t:., bests of e beautiful head of 1 111 4 ) . 4 ' l rin r ebee 'int and ihwt ßie C h h ial w o h an tw . f .i ' S I! 4 1 1 chk sW said to deceased, " Doctor, is that sal volatile , as you are so rfortherus are quoted 36 to 1 ; Strasbourgs, 38 to ;L:L...r'i;c4 .4. , sl. and 74.; faintly bottles (mita. to four swan. depressed ?" deceased mid it was. Witness and his fiend 5• ; and Paris and Lyons, 18 to 3 prem. 30 .i• dozen and Deno .. .. IS 20 le. .1 • ..si eousze that Me, 21.. Caution-the the wrapper id .. „--•- 1 ' t , 0,,,, ~,,m, e g e et e mast abeam, Oil'" In I wo li nos, had no sp prehension that the bottle contained poison, and ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. 2O 3 Boyd Danish .-- s t a t il . ' ,l Y ' A . . ROWE Cill sad wets. 10, Itiatomonles, Loodun; doomed drank off the contents. He then appeared more 3 3 amid needier' ....„ &MI 10- 0 217 10 r amine, wal Moen AI 61 98) 4 ,ad te- Creamer sedeeceeeres, confused and stupitied than before. Witness asked de- gi p . p 4. ILmrwravor - • 541 =150 1 . 1111.- to 2 pet- 10 4 Do. 51 per Cent. Prefer. - - emood So lie down ea the sofa, but he would not, and he — ---- 2O I Muth Indere of Frame i 4 pm lilt D A I LT NEWS. (deeeesed) then drink off the remainder of the sherry. It. too s. , :.racts ... ... ... ... so 27 T .. 1.0-.b.n Ildrn:ag ihips-., prier 32. Immediately afterwards hit head fell backwards and be 2 0 fi SktuteAllt, Netunt., & ' ' r • ani Zest 71.r.m0e -. 31 31 26 511 20 6 +anthem of Prance- .... 44 111 pm 2u Is. Upper Inds Scrip A• s I. ei11...1 'l...it, the • . DULY NEW 3 is at the Deed of the LI- went, apparently, into a deep seep, et:comp:spied by hard 131 Mt etrra.wow.afitearTaLko 91 151 81 all Weet Slanders • 4 41 10 le Do. 51 per Cent. Prefer: - - dis tern l':.•• of Gout Britain, Wow:Mins free omelette let" honele 4 breathing. They became :firmed and a surgeon was lj I. re n ,„, T it .,. ; f 1 ,,.,/.1 9 7du ~,,,e, ~ dal: co o I en! oe rzta...l re:orms, whether political, social, called in, but deceased was quite dead on his arrival. Sfe %II Uo.f:he-hillirii.selt2sl.C. 20 21 20 le K.: , -nof Ci enc. i 5494 Pm 131 201 Iti 1 , Weetern of bwitact:and.. 11 IMs ee e re r•: titia. By the Coroner-There was an execut i on out against de- 23 le Do. do. do. 20:... 34 21 du • t ant value Mita General New.„-in the accuracy of ite2o 9 Zealand 2 2 dim 103 2i lawln toe ''' ,4l °. * %ha L 4 t i, sh , initsif of in, ceased, and he had come to London fur the purpose of . er- St. tee Bristol and Exeter ... .. 102 101 r - % -In tic a.op tro 11 and raw 654 1 8 ''' 'l' ll i'• . and ha the varied manioc:email tem/Lents I ins ranging that matter. Witness was decidedly of opia:ou r.t. I _' (36 „, 1 _ 46 .7'_"_. „.•.,...::.• ..• 66 ..5. . 6 . 7 .t pqr. .11tV ston ate. , 22 MINES. f tr. it.. 0111tonol In the City, Rahway , and Monetary Arttelee,- that the deceased's circumstances were greatly embararseed. .1, :t r.:7, - ;:a - ,;,„ - , - , : g --... ... g: ;4 1 this raper is inamr,ireel. M. Elward Dighy, surgeon of 295, Fleet -street, deposed Si .- 13 4 :4, 35 , 5: 3 Ber, , ( ,,,,,:r. 1 2 5 35 pm SATvitDAY EvENINO. It wawa. • more detailed Sit or Shipping than any other paper- that he was called in to see the deceased about 8 o'clock, and 33 a.. Dialog. Perth, sod Aber- There haa not been much business in home mining se eretu-).•e;r cies report of S hipping . an the l ""•4 14 gt b t 4ee33 on his arrival the unfortunate gentleman was quite dead. des ilucctiou ... ... 8 9 im only daily Nimes REP • 3 000 ,“ .4 ,7: * ",,,,1,, - 1 ," 1 , 7 : - . ,„. - ' wt. was ° yeses ., lie smelt the bottle and found that it had contained prussic 25 el. Edit Ar.glinr. It ..14. ~.. doer t. „miles, m being the only paper beelike Dm acid. Oa elimination of the body he found the usual symp- L e 1 , 5i , l * ,......„Di i i° f..E 13 sad II.) 3 i 4 osatiuss - 121 121 121 13 121 buy South ,} rances and Stray Park shares, but other wise business appears dull. The sales reported t0e1....," el....," s- tch ez. , :nd,-.. and has always eachided, from its cnliiMse toms of having taken prussic acid, such as contraction of the ~3 , h ,7,,17, i. to; „,„,;;; , ellelemive adrernements. muscles, &c. which would also show themselves upon con- Cate E. U. ai...) ... 42 44 day are South Caradon, 210; Alfred Consols, 19',, It: progress it unbar favour is shown by the lad return of stamp. gestion of the brain. That might have been caused by en.- U al Di, claw B and C Mt:, 30 31 II 1 ,.. d I r the rc,r 1.4.50 to tie leading Landon Newepapers, by 741 3 20; Lewis, 11, 1 ; Caradon Consols, 10 ; North • (the Tunis vet by more than whire it will be Rea th-et thel sapper . „ berreesment. Was positive that deathbed resulted from the 5 8 , 1. too . .14 , _ t :rarebits._ ... . 15 , 5 72 3 7 55 3 all R. -.'• W.I. Dka.a Basset, 81, 91; South Tamar, 6,3; North Downs, s in:; year.) had en Lee year& be.den it. tiire h‘ soltiest coin s petittirs i.aued. : admini•tration of prussic acid . 721 Fetaa.i. d. tamps r. ns. C ord, barrister of MTh to it' Mistime' and Peebles - - 1~ -.Apo C,.' . 1: test Mardou Par - - 1741 1,119.00 The gold mining shares remain greatly depressed, Measles Illiaaca. - ... 83 84 85 1 6 3 WILT Nittlis 1846 1,157.,000 St. 100 Da. A, Swab ... ... 311 62 prices dwindling daily, and exhibiting every symptom Me continent m Owen %nee of Ole poiotra prunes tm faUswing time. 133 of goinF still lower unless the general feeling of the tartoia raditly mire. , „ed by a emitemporary i The jury fined that the deceased destroyed himself by Sat rile ot pa .s i u n th * ..r naven d w0e ,...,: w e . 1 1 09 31 s 1 1 1 3 0 4 1 11l 104 Stock Exchange speedily takes a turn for the better. - a The . u dly News 'SA the lounges , 01 ad the London amain taking prussic acid, tieing atthe time in a state of temporary 8 , IN l oa ,„ w .,,,„ .. .„ , 4 3 89 4 eve r.. I'ri's the i r•t ft took high ground nod a high liberal tone - re. insanity. 12 11 !lath ,3oulli &steed .. 7 74 Colonial gold were considerably lower. Business is pre, " 4 aineumnity that cooscrrative libertiam which Is clearly 50 an lormater set Cierliele , 100 Ito almost suspended in this department. At 3 o'clock the ,n'ti... opinion of England ; and aiready, with the second Whom 161 111 Do. Thirds ... .. .. 16 17 pm etettlrtm of t"•ltefltr"".l daily "e". ant with tae twgei.l MURDER BY A FOREIGNER IN HERTFORD. at. 10 , 1 Luseitiblra and 11.-r i kabir 78 181 44 1 4I i Colonial Gold were quoted, 7-16 tog - 16 prem. ; Great soots. of idrettieernritte -neat te the • Tams 1 -obtalasd by any 193 16 Do. FUtke ... . 41 44 tls Nugget, 1 to 3 prem. ; British Australian, 7-16 to dal:y ....psr, its political man thee eamespoods with its oommercLd SHIRE. 14 114 / Do. Wad ra tta n O nion 11 3 „ 5-16 die . Ague Fria, 3to 3 prem. ; Nouveau Monde, smieenze." -- 10 all 'Leeds Northern . .. 144 13 T. M 4rtetwi a 4 -La...a... " 3"°ll4ew'ahh • lath° hiced°ll ; ot 28 A most shockin event , the Hti • I Mir- 11l :11 Unfound Bieck* .1 81 81 84 3to . 3 prem. g e om.% in, sous e ...--.-, Inseturreet. London. g says er m t 10 6 ' Lon.,Tilbury,lk Southend 1 11 pm 81 The West Indian Copper shares continue to recede cure, has just occurred on the estate of F. Beeville, Esq., St. 500 !AL, Bright:l4Si 8. Coast 10 1 1024 xd 104 3T d steadily. Metcalfe closed this afternoon 3to 31 prem., R EPEAL of the ADVERTISEMENT DUTY.- in the parish of North Mimms, and near the village of gt, IN Leedom a Rath-Wester 1151 /141 1131 164 IS 1 Smellford. A young lid, about fourteen y ears of age, the 20 II Do. FILM .. ~„ 2 Sf pm showing a remarkable reaction from their top price the DULY JOCINAL sad UNIVERSAL ADVERTISER. erle.Twopeoce.-I".rly la October will be CuinsisenCeel the publics . mu of Mr. Fula Greville's shepherd , wh o was employed le Ire e De.gleelt . .,:e . .ams_ mit ', 11 , IL pm of 18 prem._, attained a few months ago. National h o d., London Stointlati Nevem:et, &cheep radium facades,- to watch the plantations of that gentleman, has been mur- el- . __., jays 0, .. 11 611 8 f Brazilian (Cocaes) shares were rather better. tiananns for all tdoeme-ear Pmetatuele. M.. a i r 3 7 oo l o t • No. Is defied by • foreigntramp, who has been committing various Li ' 3 • 4 1 2 1 ,0 . -.• - 5 6 4 9 4 0) 3 0 Angel.. curt, Strand.-Advenlaemeata Wasted tee 44413 in robberies in the neighbourhood. u ell Ds, LOWlCllldiffT ii bOie;nii;T I i IS The closing prices of new undertakings are as fol en Des Journal , The murder was discovered in a very singular manner by As e n t a , e ,,l o ,,,,,mg e ,g a hli ee IS 9 9 lows : Mizen Head, I to 1 dis.• Lewis Hill Range, -- - Mr. Beeville's keeper, to whom the murderer is stated to ie. Ito lesech.,eihef.,kUneMme. 251 211 3 to', per share ; Carberry West, I to 3 dia.; &LI THE Proprietors of BERROW'S WORCESTER have made confession of his crime. The facts supplied to Si 44' Do.Mita.MLlnal. unloe - -Ms nhate of Barytes, 3to 1 per share • Blitannia Gold, 3 JIIURNAL indabli.bed 1709) are peppered to CONTRACT, at u pep an kn ow: St. Me Midland .. . 70 701 714 34 1/ a * law. st charge., foe tbe insertion of ADO ERTI3II3IENTS In that On the morning of Thunday last, Webb, gamekeeper to St. lee Do. elrtmeniiih":hy .. 40 a to i per share ; New Linares, 1 chi:. to 3 prem.; New eldastablishad roper.-Woreester, August 5 , 1333. SO 471 2DiI.G, Bar ren' fire)... ... - -- South Wales Coal, 1 to 3 die. ; AusO - alasian Coal, Mr. Beeville, saw a man of .ingular appearance in one of his pp 1 4 1 Du, Half d „,,,.... ... _ master's barley fields, crouching down, and apparently set- at . 100 t er es , e ,aa .. 53 37 3to 3 die. ; Metcalfe (of - Jamaica), 33 to 33 prem. TIR. CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, ting snares. On noticing the keeper, the man ran 61 411 Do i . K. Witenodit .- 44 pm 41 Port; Royal (of Jamaica) 3to 3 prem .; L'Aigle LI 4353304 M 44114 • 114r ' 441 . sad 431101°1i . ll * Mai by 04 ° I • away, but the keeper sent his dog after him, and the II 17 iNee Adlereford 4 31 die the'. r ell , ~f , e ltlewry. ..a iLd 611_ ,_.... iiiesilllen . „ : 1 . 1 8 d'Or, a to . 4 dia.; London and Virginia Gold and Cop- WHAT TO EAT, DRIPS. AND AVOW , dog seized the stranger, and held him till the keeper came per, _par to 5: prem. ; Mount/ Carbon Coal, 3 to 1 n. up, when the man knocked him down with a longs yl . I ; I; e , w ei t il"" r ev ".... ..n e " ... 3 ; e ; 53e LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN , stick which be held in his hand. A severe strug' 13 If I D., N oi r , . _ _ dia.; Kenmare, par to 1 prem.; Port Hunter and More m. gle ensued, during which some ono came to the et) Seottorthern comiiiee'ffeit'd 34 21 die ton Bay Coal, 3 die. to 1 pm.; Albion Gold, 3 die. to par; ROW TO BS HAPPY. assistance Of the keeper, whits steeliest wu ultimately S.. 100 North British ........124 134 33 Lake Superior Copper, par to 1 prem. ; London IT. overpowered, and conveyed to the liatfield police station. 16 16 North ' Carte . No. 1. ... - - als MORAL AND PHYSICAL INJOTIDINT OF UM and Liverpool Australian Gold Mining and Stream v. On t road to the polies station the stranger told the s li al: u p: l a n o beenennL imat . ed 7. 7. des ing, par to 1 prem.; Jamaica Copper, 2to 23 prem.; ON 1711C1AL DDIZARTA keeper that he had " murdered his comrade." This infer- 10 111 North Statforialiire... . 45 41 As 134 1 Liguanea (of Jamaica), par to 5 prem. •, Connemara, vs. =don having been communicated to Inspector Euglish, he 25 all North Western r. X INATITUTIS OF MATIRIAOR LIFE. at ones proceeded to the barley field before referred to, and le 10 Meek keeata leaguer& - - par to 5 prem.; Glenaulin,l to 4 is. • Monarch, 3to wt. noticed that in one part of the field the barley had been et. Ifs Wen., a Waiver. 30 51 52 3 dim .; Garnett and Moseley, 2to ' 2l prem. • Aus- DOUSES Of WINTRE. rat. much trodden down, and that the ground was saturated LL ,1.. 44/ .........= 00011 ......... ...." - 9 . 3 , F. tralian Mutual, I to 3 die. • Australian prem. Mom DI3ANGIMINTS, CONSTIPATION. Ms REMORIts he found the "" -- "' with blood. On proceeding • little further li. ;6; =. 8 , 3 =... ... NOWA dead body of a lad, about fourteen . years of age, the son of Me NO Dub LAX.W.thear.tlik 69 71 ix. and 1. Mr. Oreeille's shepherd, in • cart, in which it had just been 0 e Ilmereshrigy and mmapord 14 01 me Ito I share; Adelaide Land and Gold. 15 to ENGLISH. MUM, sad scow= LULEA. 3 MM. Is ow& placed by • person who bad found it. The lad's gun lay oq au bbawatowly am theeter I die. ; e Gold, Ito 1 per share; Golden a. close at band, the body was mach mutilated, and has head W.111m) - IS 30 Mountain, 3to 3 per share; British and Colonial HYDROPATMY; 09. TEI COLD WATER CCM. re ., 00. 24 ri .....,..,,,,,,,,. ; oim e ho . 54 7. py p e.m ieee; m eek appeared to have been beaten in with a bludgeon. Near 1 .1 4 In a ..„D°• 1111 00 : 4 0007 ••• •••••• ••••• 9 1 , 1 14 3 • • Smelting and Reduction, par to 1 prem.; Gladbach IS. Ceiruhill. and al: bookasnere: or of M. R. Culverwell , ILO. 10, the spot there was • napkin, having in it a loaf of bread 2 - 4 - 5 - 5 4, '''' Una ... Arglitolose.Ragoal-etrear. who may Os coarolted dalle km to till 3, and some cheese. The napkin, it hu been ascertained, was SO N TIMM ... .. .MT MIL stolen from Brookman i e, the residence of the lion . Mrs. et. Ise sera items - ... Simon' Bathurst, when a burglary was committed the Lo SO Ilwa*T y hke ... 41 . 0. . i..• fil , r Hewes United Tin, 3 die , to par; Brueutn Gold preemie night . Upon the prisoner was found a woman 's fe ee 1-16 dig. to par ; Cologne Laid, Ito 1 die. ; Polti- THE COAST GUARD SERVICE. boot, the fellow to which wee found in the field where the ; Te -_.. B __ ilise t a tee " 94 more, 3to 1 dim„ • Parkwyn and Carwalsick, 3 die. _._ murder wu committed, coveted with blood. These boots r, 17 r i b a .7:31, 0 9, 5B to par; Obernhof , 1 , to 3 prem.; Lackamor Copper, are proved to Yam bean taken from Dioffet's, the residence 20 el metegmga m k t iroiBPla .. 54 9 TO YRS 10130111 OF TEI 7.1711.155. 3 die. to I prem. • East India Iron, 41. to 6s. per of Mr. Giddieg's tartan, where • burglary had been com- 50 all MateMerd MS 11 22 SIR,-Having been a subscriber to the Emu for mined on the night atlas 2d inst. 50 14 West Osemall .. ... 94 10 share ; Peninsular Mining, par to lisrem.; Great some time, and i.bserving th e readiness wi th w you An inquest was held beton R. 0. Lowe, Ewe, coroner, ~i ) t , ! i re e Z e rnie n uaka r dCen r inis Crinms, par to 3 prem. L Cumberland 4 Hematite Iron - - espouse the cause of the oppreasad of every stein In so- oet Thursday night, !pen the body of the deceased boy, and 7 2 w.nsieLan.herfetair. - - Ore, par to 3I prem. ; Rhenish Charcoal, Iron,: and arty, lam induced to believe you will set stay /he pu b - s verdict of Wilful Murder recorded against k the prisoner, in. ITerk,lfewessesalterstel: 61 68 70 Steel, par to 3 prem. Deity to this, but will warmly &dm** MIS Mess o f • who states that be I. • foreigner, but refuses to give his 33 1 70 Do. da.Ratensloas .. 8 74 ale 124 class of men whose sufferings, from Asset OMtI bees of la- name. The prisoner waslodged in Hertford gaol on Friday 13 1111; De.G.ILE-Parehave . 91 M ~ boar, far exceed any that have been White pablie m th e p er p a pe e warne d. Bt. 100Terk sad North Midlaid 58 59 ii, " 09 1 00 1 THIS DAY. - Two O'CLOCE. PREFERENCE SHAW. notice. I allude to th s poor Coed Owiai mas s saatheriag, It is cupposed that the prisoner entered the field where the et. lee Abarkan The gold mining shares to-day, although quiet, I believe, about 5 ,00 0 , who ( 7017 17...thilkilikboi Podtka.___llsy! murder took plan for some unlawful purpose, and on being 3 a 49 ,,,,,, p Na. 47 14 , c t = 2" have all experienced a material improvement in price. not attracted that sympathy _WM= anwarmi immimmsy is interrupted by the demand, committed the crime with which St. 100. Bristol le It 4 pm* lO2 103 Colonial gold are quoted at 3to / prem.; Nouveau sure to elicit when brought balm Me eyes of a bums he now stands charged. His own account of it is that the et. tatiOsladealsa 410 ..._ people. In factories . it has ZOOM ...... .. that ___l• i ham of hey Nero& him with his gun, and that be returned the blow 15 IS ' , Mena sod Holyhead continuous l abour is as ZOOM TIT lill stamen UM= lIIIIPSIU i n as igd e g ence , 44 51 Cork sod !Medea Ili all . Duda*, Penh, sad Atm be subjected to ; but no me has ever thought of faeluding since bis committal to gaol, the prisoner has given the I Men Juretiou .. the poor Coast Guard in any law li miting his labour 1 0 name of Miguel Eseehiero. He speaks, we are told, a 31 3111cstAuellan(31.10se t. p.Ct 4 q to 31; Peel River, 13 to 13 prom; North British those hours. patois which le a int:tare of several languages. 5 6 :Do. do. (1147 per His hours of labour all the year round an from sues* w e has ascertained that he is a Spaniard, amuse of the 74 3 Do. do. (71.17 e.) 7 per CL 1 11 pm to sunrise, and that eight after nighteo atiasotssly, coatiasously, with province of Arragon. 61 61 IMA.Cos.ltzte.,3 p 6,9.1 1 fpm Investment, 11 to 2 prem. Land and mining shares the Inception of one night in Bor 9 ;but even in theism.. q. 61 Ditto do. No. 2I 1 1/ „ are generally better. to ! II Do. New e per Ont. /Nod 141 15 • he has to take the day watch from noon one day to noon --- 10 110 , Rest.lll3o.llsaa.6p.Ct - Claim Business the next day, and then he has that night in doors. In the THE SMITHS IN THE DEVONPORT DOCRTARD.--. 9 8 I gm e t w o, sad ortese dose depth of winter, when the sun sets at 4, he proceeds on his On Friday about 150 of the smiths employed in the Royal ) Dundee. Siit ... - -. No. Shares Kum. Paid. Saturday. to-day. monotonous labour, and it is Bin the morning before onex-yard,D•vonport, left their work end went in a body to tee Lee eiz . m . oserthens .... S perOsat .. 110 130 1211 he again comes home, having been 16 hours expend the office of the Commodore, Mr. Seymour, the semeritten- " ""e""i= di r t ieet"'" - la 113 114 1134 100,000 1 Ague Fria all I Iwe 24 10,000 1 tangle AustodianGold all i els p 10 all the inclemency of the weather. He is visited ones dant of the Dockyards, for the purpose of complaining of the 10 71 Do. 41 pines. sod, Ipm 84 115,000 11 , . •AagloCaliforalaa .... all Li Pm to twice in the night by the officer of the station, system of payments lately adopted in this branch of the es- 8, mB 3 h emailwammosightha 01 10,0011 10 rAcatralaslan and should be be found asleep or off hie guard, he is lablishment . The men were very courteously received by f 0 ) 6 12WestEks &Haman 3pc 7/ 16,00 10 •Austrillaa mulcted 11. Is., a week's Day. The severity of - the weather 41 psi , . 103. 1035 a d the superintendent, who, however, desired that some mem- 131. :es Dow3l2.lmMera. . 103 60,04( 1 Australian Cordillera is not taken into COUSideritiell,4TlTlT, snow, hail, or rain, hers of their body might be deputed by them to state their St 100 Mt° ine 644314314 4 P 43 eV 101 lOO,OOO I *maritime Freehold his labour and hours of labour are the same-no shelter of grievances to him, and he would forward a statement of 16 . 6 LaneeshirehTeeka.Fd2o 1_ die Ime Ilt. 150 : Ditto 6pm cent Stock.- ISO 132 16,050 1 Ave Maria all 4 die 20,0e0 1 Benne Australian Doh all 4 1 dim any kied is available for him. I have seen him come home, them to the Admiralty. This the men did, and retired. It m,ine . 4,,,, L an i t c a.o us r.s t erm - - ad 10004 20 fErltlahlrou 13.3 7 9 in th e morning, with just strength enough to reach home is complained that the smiths have for some time pest been et. lee .DitterrefetentlalSpera. - - 10 ,000 33 +Brnt.lom (!matlf.pa. 351 31 4/ and nature quite exhausted. He will then have his put on piece work, the prices being fixed by the Admiralty, 10 I 6 ,Lonmstbwmtooashird. 54 4 0,600 * De.Cocassaadadabs all 31 11 . breakt.st and go to bed, and be called again about but that this strange inconsistency has been observed in the lee all lentkoarrr &Wm. tPh 10 11 21 all LowlawilerrykkoMM.ish 13 14 11,000 le Do. St. Jobe Del Rey 15 314 811 110,000 1 Carsoa's Creek i 4 611 ear three, have another meal (which is his dinner, tea, and remuneration for their labour : when the work performed 35 ' Ls ; y r.. law I , kum.i . A. s si a 9 11,001 40 Coln Copper winner at once), and sgsin at four, proceed on the same has exceeded the standard rate of wages, they have received lee lekiee 5 re..loote (:old 1 4 4 psi li i to 1 ¶ 0 I Do. New 910 - .. 1q 11 life destroying duty ; and, be it remembered, the Bab- no increase of pay, and the balance due to them hes not s 1 2 po. E 6 ... ... ... 1 Ipm ~, CoPMPO l3 10 11 bath is no day of rest for him. been carried over to their credit ; whilst on all occasions iscall ataryp.& Culls* 41 p Ct. - - pm 3147.01 M. *Copper Miners of Eng. all 60 70 It will, perhaps, hardly be credited that there is in this when the work done has been lees than the standard wages, M. ,it.o Mukaadtiona.M.Ml3.3:•. ( li 149 151 xd 1301 494 1,000 25 4Do. Pref. %permit. all 7 8 pm h 6 l• 1 1 Ditto Fratereeca .. 4 70,0 e. 6 rEng&AustralisnOcrpr all 24 2du 24 country a body of men subjected to such unremitting toil . , the men have been mulcted-in some instances as much as , t , : 1 , 3 ?oda , litaida... 114 I g. lost I challenge contradiction to the statement here gives. 8. . or 10e. a week each. at 11001 De. 64 per It. Prof. Stei 11l 123 Great Nugget Vela all 4 4pm 31 MII ' Me 4 Do. Registered - , The late excellent Mrs. Fry discovered the lonely poet THE New STAMP ACM-The two stamp acts 1 ail i Do.WaveneyValley 3 yet - - 20,101 SO iGeseral tins in 'eh" the " men and their families were p laced, en " which received the Royal assent on Thursday have been le S I Do. Debentures ... ... I die Ipm 72,700 1 Grand Duchy of Bader all 1 dig par made great efforts to Love them furnished with libraries, printed. The last act (cap . 63) came into force on its pass. sh 110 North British ... ... 113 117 11.0 ft 3 Great Polgooth all lc Of Ms In which See succeeded ; bat he would be much • nag, and the first act (cap. 59) will not take effect until A I s u i Nwth am/mita° EL MO °snot. Widesstir a.d 60,0 w 1 Liberty more their friend who could succeed in obtaining a diminu. from and after the 10th of October. By the act 16 t h and ) p e ,,,,,,,,,,91 3 . ea, ~,,, - 9,0 d 3 'Unarm tioa of testi: hours of labour to enable them to read them. 17th Vice, cap 63 (Stamp Duties, No. 2) certain duties 111 all Dlt-o ditto ditto 2 24 pm 174 1 . 50,40., 1 LordonesCalifora GM When a soldier mounts guard, or a sailor g , es en watch, are repealed, as set forth in the schedule, and other duties 8 a ehrertgaii:lrm.Newllt4T: 101 101. Quartz Crushing Co.. all 4 II four hours, continuous, is considered long enough for them granted in lieu thereof, which new duties are under the le 16 afelioltet(h i or-W. l ICO,eou 1 ellariguita to be exposed to the biting blast of winter, or 'earthingl HMO 5 point .. 114 15 10,000 IO MellezatUlLAmetieus e 61 71 care of the Commissioners of the l o l a nd Revenue. Supple. simmer's MI, but they have many advocates; the public le lo ' Do. 3 m ..., 2 1 sa 8 ',Os I New Granada .... meats published with newspepers to be free, and two sup- i 26 55 ,loath Isdoni ~ .. ... 14 15 000,000 1 Nouveau Meade pries, public opinion, and persons of standing in society, A u a l e printed on one sheet of paper to be one half-penny. 10 , 14! Ditto Fixed flyer Cent par 4pm 60,000 10 Nova flootia Illehm mid would all plead th eir cause ; but the poor Coast Guard man Au allowance to he made for newspaper stamps on land. 140' all south Eastern illeading Copper Smelting 2 - - die is loot sight of, in consequence of his isolated situation. The duties on advertisements are repealed from and after I I Asa lot !LOA 154 361 254 lee,flef II Port Philip ......... -... 1, 1 1 dl. Much more might be said on this subject, but lam an- de 100 Do. 44 per cent. I 111 114 60.1,10 1 Martz Rock all i 1 Ma tar the passing of the act, which took place on Thursday, when 26 1 a/1 SOLYorkshireAperet.Goarl 114 504 10,05 en rillaymney Iron willing to trespass farther on your space or time ; but if it received the royal assent. In the act, cap. 63, there are from whit I have said you can be induced to plead on their 6 , 3 Waterlordishilkamy6pAd, 4 1 MP to,ea , 13 +Ditto New eleven clauses and a schedule of duties, and in the act cap. et. .LA Teri, Nsworec,& livrw.,l 1,00, 30 Maw 4. Cuba.,„ lOl 4 3 behalf, my object will be attained, and you would have the N, there are twenty clauses and a schedule. This statute I Gkenrui or liap.;'eash. , ICS 101 80,021 1 +oath Australian. ail 1 dla pm blessings of tbisusende of grateful hearts.SAO 10 Tin Croft will not come into operation until the 11 t h of Otto- IT I 3 'Ditto Ditto ... -.1 11 51 I ant, sir, you obedient servant, 13314 21.2.61 +United Maxima-- all 55 4 0. P. bor. It repeals certain duties, and others are granted. 2 3 10 T.ith•e ll3ol4 .n." , nth far Ipm mann I Waller By this law receipt stamps given for or upon the payment 100,000 1 West Granada •,11 1 • dis _____ _ 03. 100 e ll admandar t4zo Man e (1.4 ~A T PIKED itersaug. of money amounting to 21. or upwards will bear a clamp of Ibe Londeskle.Westerne 107 111 107 Isom 1 Wee Maritosa.... SDRSITTL7IS FOR OUTTA PERCIIA.-Dr. Riddell, one penny. It is provided t h at t h e duties of one penny. b y 311 30 ClyFoodal• - Jtinetion I. , . .., IMAM 1 TM . ...__ - .. . - - - - the paeslag 04 the act, which took ilisto — OnTiur;day,eatQ it received the royal assent. In the act, esp. 63, there are eleven clauses and a schedule of duties, and in the act cap. 69, there are twenty clauses and a schedule. This statute will not come into operation until the 11th of Octo ber. It repeals certain duties, and others are granted. By this law receipt stamps given for or upon the paymcut of money amounting to 21. or upwards will bear a stamp of one penny. It is provided that the duties of one penny, by this act granted on receipts and on drafts or orders for the payment of money respectively, may be denoted either by a stamp impressed upon the paper whereon any such instru ment is written or by an adhesive stamp affixed thereto ; and the Commissioners of Inland Revenue shill ',revile stamps of both descriptions, for the purpose of denoting the said duties. The only exemption to the penny receipt stamp is in cases of receipts given for money deposited in any bank; but this exemption is not to extend to receipts or acknowledgments for sums paid or deposited upon lettera of allotment of shares, or in respect of calls, or scrip, or shares, of or in any joint-stock or other compare!, which said receipts or acknowledgments, by whomsoever given, are to be liable to the duty by this act charged on receipts. CAPABILITIES UP BRICK.—Much of the architec ture in Italy serves to force upon consideration our igno rant neglect of the real use of brick. You may there owe the most varied and beautiful intentions expressed in this material—mouldings, tracery, flowers, figures, everywhere varied, and showing visibly the movement of the hand and the feeling of the heart. One would be clever to discovi r a single expression of feeling or elevated effort in a wh ,le mile of the brick or compi-froated houses of our time.— The Builder. PIEDMONT.—The Opsnione of Turin states that grand manccuvres of the Piedmontese army are to the place in the plains of Marengo, under the direction of the Doke of Genoa. The number of guns that have been sent to Marengo leads to the supposition that the young duke is abulit to put in practice the new theories ho lately learnt at Satory and in Prussia. SUBSTITUTE FOR °VITA r. Riddell, isaiiiitswiiiii(iiia;.;. Is Lesiemalk.Westoro) Clk Iseation toOakekoikn) liontLim.rolgirar.lll,( t i OM( e. to Ot. lilart , u7 , l. CROIIOOO7 at Dal ?ono (Wawa VitlrootWoot ,, ro aartlooool Doek k lathe. ikeo,kl to Yk. N. k Bee.) titlLWO.by(l.iorkb.Vil, ! Do. i dorm (1111. o; i Da. I shores (dit'al Loddoo awl Grormoriehl (boort to Neu% Loptoroj Ditto S rof,rotioe , tlitt , .;l I..trotort Uusr.iptietv. (Lased to ti..rfolk) ~... 1 Ditto ditto G prr Cent M•aitti.,liiistatt.&Madock (More. to I..i:44.W.Scdtd.) Midilsoire and Itedcar ((loosed to It.ockt.dt Dori. Miwiii.l Itrortford WWI. i irtlrtlierniaattern 3 • Wl.l ;loo.i 1 to tiost.tbiotiro . Do. tied 5 per mat. (do.) :Yost:l64lre (:soo. Los. kw.Mott.lllLosaa.4lioil Ditto 4 Owes (ditto) )111topokin tu.di.Zitchis(lll.4 to tires: No:thern D 1. ~. . ,•rrt:h*tnek illloothdtailbriokinr(limood to Mr. hi•CHort). .. ... —.. Wear Vattor it =...4. Nese to Dis'o Dl..t , Litt.) Wilts 6 roamed Nand to Mast Wisteral cdtiZili;upTriniejaent;;;;o; of the N arzny — ,i; making experiments on the Muddar plant of India (Axle giyaidea), had occasion to collect the milky juice, and found that as it gradually dried it became tough and hard, like gutta percha. lie was induced to treat the juice in the same manner as that of the gutta percha tree, and the result hu been the obtaining n subetanco precisely analo gous to gutta percha. Sulphuric acid chars it ; nitric acid converts it into a yellow resinous substance. Iduriatic acid haa but little effect upon it; acetic acid bdi no effect, nor haa alcohol. Spirit or turpentine dis solves it into a viscid glue, which when taken between the fingtr and thumb, pressed together,and then separated, shows numberless minute and separated threads. The foregoing chemical tests correspond exactly with the established results of rattle perch. I. becomes plastic in hot water, and has been moulded into cups and vessels. It will unite with the true gulls percha. The muddar also produces an excellent She., useful in the place of hemp and Sax. An acre of cultivation of it would produce a large quantity of both fibre and juice. The poorest land suf fices tar its growth, and no doubt if well cultivated there would he a laigo yald er juice, and a liner fibre. A nearly suhstance as procurable from the juice of the En elloriqu Tirsicalii, only when it hardens utter boiling it be comes btittie. Th. abject is most important; and if com mon hedge plants like the foregoing can yield a product an 'alembic, the demand for which is so certain quickly to out ran supply, a mater.al addition will have been made to the pruiluclave resources of the wuntry.—J4•l4:ll4l(l tha Joeietg (I Art,. 41.1144 544 Ile 150 In • Transferable by MISCELLANEOUS. *3 *4 -- ----- I Closing No 94 IfiectuaeYeore. P.I. prices Business done Saturday. to-day. .---... 22.0 It Auten Onal and Iron 5 'mut 26 Austra li an Agrdeultural 12,11). ' 21.1tutrata.ian Pacific Moll lO 50,00 10 Aurtrallan Royal 31211 7 36,100 1. Merlin Wale' work 4. — 2 t, . dr; British ATCTICSJ2 Lead . ifj:v9 6 litit6h neoloolelrlinolllne 2 Reduction Company II !OAP 1001Careda 324, 11111,114' b,Crygral Palace ... . 6 A 1g pm 61 i 136.0. 4 1 ery...1A.1 Pala...e of Fll4OO 2i I lan. CORD &OMatern Steam I 17.00.231 Vivre... Telegraph ... 10.1.1. 13 General steam Narhyarlow l4 .... Pg6enoral W. S. bhipirityl Co l4 —.- CO C Tolrol, llootroot Sonar . I'°l'e 24 'llLotalcua St. Navilythun 4 pig* I . lNatkonel Patentelteaniruel all NAM II Netherland. Land . 760 u ' N.S. Wales C.4larl . lanr 1 Stew Nerlentlon Co. 121711 1 North lkithh - Australagen all ,t er lPm I 6.11u1e I Po. New t; ! 291 w •• , North of Euro: , e Steam . :% I.Tollo , - Vlleel %re! Land & 51Poral al. . , j 11m. CI i 14.11.10 6...116w1n0dar & Orhulal thin.. all 1...01.t. I i Do. to.nl' 2 Porticol Iron C..... .1...ai . an IVO , lo 'Royal Ilan Stearn 1‘.....t. 1 •••...0116.6 Arbor. Inreetroeut al sif 2 two 3 1.1.704 t'.l.,outh An.trallan L. 1114 1 ::b i 34 37 371 Si Ism.t. I Sulgnatine Telegraph 10,0%. 104 Van lhentesie I.wel 113 j 111‘ 66 27 174 884 144 llf 26 k 7 9 1011 • 38 so I si N I so u_l Mil HO 1211 1311 0 I 20 $0 I IS ID al. 6{ all r. I at loaf au AO I 10 SO I all U I SS I pq 24 LOS' st.l 1 0 . 1 131 *AI sot ea 221 23 si.on 1911 139 116 67 INO 151 150 ill 15 01 11Is '1 here were purchases of Consols in the morning at 971, but the course of the market was steadily downwards throughout the day. At the official close the quotation was 961 to I for money and Thursday, and towards three o'clock prices ruled at a further reduction of 1. Attention may be directed to the continued full in the Three-and-a-Quarter:per Cents., the stock which Mr. Gladstone now offers the trus tees of South Sea Stock in lieu of money ; sales were made this afternoon at 100, equal to scarcely 99, after making allowance fur the dividend that has accrued. Only a day or two ago it was remarked that the Chancellor would probably be able to issue this stock on terms more favourable to the nation than par, but judging from present appearances the operation can only be carried forward by saddling the nation with a positive increase of debt. Unless this course be pursued, it would evidently be more advantageous for the trustees to require money and re-invest it in the open market. Nor, if we look to the future, do Mr. Gladstone's prospects appear more favourable, as, even supposing the present grave political diffi culty to be settled amicably, the rates of money ap pear likely to go higher. The official report of busi ness in this department includes :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 97, I, 96i ; ditto, for account, 11th August, 97, 961, t. Three per Cent. Reduced, 971, 1, tl. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1001, 1, ,), 100. Long Annuities, 1860, 51; ditto, 30 years, 1860, 51. India Stock, 2581. South Sea Stoek,llsl. Exchequer Bills were quoted 3s. dis. to par ; but in the afternoon this market was fiat, and no large amount could be placed except at a reduction. India Bonds mark 255. prem. Foreign stocks were flat, but there was no marked change in price, owing to sales not being pressed. Russian stocks, however, are an exception, exhibit ing a steady decline owing to the uneasiness felt at the obstinacy of the Emperor, which is inducing wary holders to throw their stock quietly on the market. Mexican is supported by re newed purchases, believed to be on Dutch account, similar investments being in progress in Amsterdam. At 4 o'clock, Mexican Bonds were quoted 25.1 to 26; Peruvian Deferred, 57 to 59; Granada Active, 21 to 22 ; ditto, Deferred, 8; to 9 ; Spanish Deferred Threes, 221 to The Committee's Certificates, 51 to 6} per cent. Sales are thus marked :—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, 98 (exchange 25f.). Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 102; ditto, Small, 102; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. 1852, 991. Chilian Three per Cent., 78. Danish Three :per Cent. 1826, 84. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 64, 1 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs., 971. Mexican Three per Cents., 251. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent Bonds, 82. Russian Five per Cents., 1161, 116; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 991, 1. Sardinian Five per Cents., 941, 95, 941. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 221; the Committee's Certificates, 61 per cent. Money to-day was in very brisk demand, and de cidedly tight. The current rate for discount of first class paper appears to have been as much as 3) per cent. The East India Directors have lately changed their charge for bills on India more often than usual. To-day another rise of Id. per rupee was announced, the rate being fixed at 2s. Old. per rupee for bills on Bengal and Madras, and 2s. ld. on Bombay. Amongst the rules of the Stock Exchange " appli cable to shares and stock of public eothpanies, at tention may very properly be called to the subjoined regulation, which, being of recent enactment, does not seem to be generally known : Now RIME. —ln the event of any question arising from the vendor having a larger coupon than the amount of stock conveyed, or only one coupon, representing stock conveyed by two or more transfers, the coupon may be deposited with the Railway Secretary of the Stock Ex change, who shall forward it to the office of the company, and certify to that effect on the transfer, which shall then be a valid delivery. N.B.—Forms of instructions for the application of coupons deposited under the above rule, may be filled up at the rails's). department. The imports of the precious metals this week have been unusually large,owing to the almost simultaneous influx of supplies from Australia, the West Indies, and other quarters. Our list includes 40,395 ounces of gold by the Queen of England, 11,000 ounces by the Beulah, 2,700 ounces by the Golden Land, 20,623 ounces by the Nelson, and 69 ounces by the Blorenge, all from Port Phillip; 3,0004 worth of gold by the Robert, 29,336 ounces by the General Hewitt, and 440 ounces by the Mary Bannatyne, all from Sydney; 507 ounces by the Colonist, from Ho bart Town ; 628,461 dols. by the America, and be tween 2,0001. and 3,0001. by the Pacific, both from New York ; 701,576 dols. by La Plata from the West Indies (of which only 88,076 dole. were in gold, and all the rest in silver); and 1,4001. by the City et London from Gibraltar and Lisbon. This afternoon the telegraph also announced the arrival at Liverpool of the Arabia, with specie from New York. Summarising the imports of the week, we arrive at a total of not leas than 700,0001., of which upwards of 420,0001. is in Australian gold, irrespective of such further amounts as may be in private hands. The statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London during the week ending Thursday last includes 13,912 ounces and 2,0001. in gold, and 1,000 ounces and 5,0001. in silver, representing an aggregate value of nearly 70,000/. These shipments of gold were almost entirely to the Continent. The account in detail is as follows: Gold coin: To Hamburg, 1,937 ounces; to Belgium, 930 ounces; to the Mauritius, 2,0001. Gold bars :To Hamburg, 4,820 ounces ; to Belgium, 4,300 ounces ; to Boulogne, 3,s3oounces ; to Rotterdam, 373 ounces. The other shipments reported to us comprise : 37,0651. by the It:pcm, for Aleximdria and the East, of which 23,3001. was in sovereigns, and the rest in bilvcr; and 7,0001. in coin, by the Blaekwall, for Port Phillip. '1 he Orinoco has also taken out a small sum for the West Indies, but the return is not imme-1 diately procurable. So far as returns can be obtained, therefore, the shipments appear to amount to some 135,000/. only. As we have continued to report, however, from time to time, the drain of gold to the continent continues, the route selected being by rail way to Dover or Folkestone, and then by steamer. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. - . The supply of English Wheat from Essex this morning was larger than at any time since last harvest, and that from Kent was also good. A liberal supply upon the eve of harvest, is however, an annual occurrence. The continu ance of fine weather, coupled with the above circumstance, caused the Wheat trade to rule very dull, and a decline of 2e. to 3s. per qr. bad to be submitted to before progress could be made in sales. Foreign Wheat could only have boon sold in quantity at a somewhat similar reduction ; holders, however, refrained from pressing sales. Flour dull and easier to purchase. Barley scarcely sold so well as last week. Oats were in large supply and sales proceeded at a de nte of 6d. to is per quarter. Beans and Peas realized late rate'. ARRIVALS INIO LONDON MOM AUGUST lat to AUGUST 6th. Qrs. English. Gowan. DM. Yoretiru. Wheat 4285 2OO 40747 Earley 2B I 360 I 520 Oats 2251 9190 37913 Malt ..... Flour. 4309 sacks and 8402 barrels. NINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The private contract markets are inactive, but the pro bable adjustment of the Russian-Turkish question has been received with great satisfaction in the colonial market, and has strengthened opinion in many articles. The public sale, declared for to morrow are :—Sugar: 200 hbds. West India ; Mauritius, 4,600 bags ; Bengal, 2,000 bags. Coffee : 200 casks plantation Ceylon, and 500 bags native, 50 casks Jamaica, 550 bags Mocha. TEA.—The demand continues limited. demand. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The prospects held out in the newspapers today of a peaceable settlement of the Russo-Turkish question have produced a flatness in Tallow, and up to this hour quota tions are nominal, viz.: Town tallow, 60s. 641. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 625. to .525. 6d. ; Oct. to Dec., 621. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 1851. I 1852. 11859. Stockon baud Calks. Delivery lutweek Do. from let June ttrival last week ..... 32,541 1,424 13,052 1,312 Do. front let Juno ' ...... 9,060 Price T. C. per owt- ....... -.. Mir. 6d. Do. Town 39s. 6.1. Arrival for the week ending Anew casks, and delivery 2,207 casks. Thu compriacd 1,065 casks from St. Peters! tralia, and 25 from other places ; total, 41,363 18,258 1,308 ',COI 9,343 13,917 153 1,247 10,104 8,860 385.6 d. 52 , ..6d. 394. 61. I 53..61. t 15 last year, 852 arrivals last week urg, 157 from Au- L,247 casks. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. We have a smaller supply of Beasts, and a large propor tion aro of middling quality. Trade is slow, but choicest kinds canw tbe quoted lower. There are a few more Sheep, but the average quality is very indifferent. Consequently, there is a great deficiency in weight of Mutton. Late quotations arc, therefore, fully supported, and, in a few in stances, exceeded. Trade is heavy for Lambs and late prices are barely maintained. Calves are not selling quite so well uon Friday. From Germany and Holland there are 2,276 Beasts, 5,010 Sheep, and 295 Calves CScotland, 220 Beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 300; and 1,400 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Per atone of 61b, 4. r. d. Pad.toreof Ate. a. 4. o, d. Bert scot t. Ilerdaria.. 4 4 4 6 Ile.t Po, SL 11f..b4, <h— Bast 6hort-hndna ...... 4 3 4 4 Beg Yona.,4, 4 e 410 elocsud csalnd ilearta.. 2 3 6 us. Is. Shorn 3 4 4 6 Elms awl won., cual J 3 19 4 4 pigs ...... I 0 4 4 I no. do. 64,0r6 1“.. 0 6 9 rants . L ... 4 , on; aux, and 1,111:11b3. 21.7,14 : Calve*, 361 ; PIV. 320. BOROUGH HOP MARKET-THIS . DAY. ....... - - - Weesre. Patttades and Smith, report that the accounts r( ccivcd fru:a Mid-Kent, Worcester, and Farnham are more unfavourable; the Weald of Kent and Sussex are im , roving. The market is very firm. Duty, 115,0001. to 130,0007. COAL MARK ET.—THIS DAY. Walls End Ri.!dil, 17s. 31. ; Walls End Eustsell's fletton, 18s. ; Walls End Helton, Eh.; Wage End _ Taci t 121e .—S hips at market, 30. .. -"\-----..., _. (1..'"- :3, ... . ' i. • . f ' : 1 1 r • k ~.‘ ' -4* • . 1-t* . iii' ' • " d • ,:...i , ,..' • f" ,-- "' ..... m 1.4 I • f.-„,, kti.. - . 4 ril 4.4 , ......-4 . ... ...r