The Express. — London, England, 1852-07-05 00:00:00

L LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 5, 1852. ELECTORS of WESTMINSTER N—Tek "balk will out," awl abeam, we es. matiet Map lithely to wrens the dreads, ot their r be ben a mmiumaess d tlMr.aaimams% sad dela& a the bee Whig maildeihmlame bird • NU, id newts la MY somas* alemada eider a deadly bet thez z aw ami =bib. use et • Nokia or ommia. awe m U they het igyolf AO papa repo. seettements. S. foie , hithooah a ammo adearala he mas t thwaseioa, 1 ma a debembed qammem et the eemmembia. The * almeersies de maim ilat th= s a=toame. mil May are *mut la lie sera writ. ken • essissa7 el Ids sada gmeded spleit 0.4 /ails lama thee ea the se UM I was allele Mimeo Ore Wm d the vizi " tem Ike VlMdallf Id tie se Ze be ri l a Omm)elthe lama est Prow Ildboo4 migiamer el the Meet time armeareat ; eml *at. Awed toto beta may at dr egimbimata tibia he named" eapeetellf them eilmasell at a beer yet, at the mem Ina 1 tit WeerNISS my eaere.mien err tbe mimeos seal dl.a be had dieplayal es a premed me..l rammer." at... ore there Nero who lime en thimbles * as deciatore to their fr:.,e I :rem% hod &ended Weeereloehee. ems the bows to all tr.e hehreetes to every port of the lamina, ashohneeti Into e men wart bor vitt. sal woo, to damn el wire *wpm of aunt, ham emorted b 'Or estate* 1 almtered Moraarnmar, all ma mart yam mantitatimeal rigid if meta" red thee rep* year brew semi radio% or maim the We of Mb Mallow rump 1 ea. Omedemea, mar elmheat lteierm hub. My I. EMPTY THOUSAND CURES WITHOUT MEDI CINE by DU &mire ItIIVALIINTA AItABICA FOOD.— Mtn :—. ray yore balastribable law tram tlyalopais, astveaussoa. alballa NO" amiltrb •••••"1 Da tralailaat "."" lbal. ".. 42:* 1 .- 11 . Ltiriar r i ll= Ow so. 71. et ibiTheilhe la& so LIVIINart is Dada:—" 1 limiiilwi.dbtlr bin jaw had. sad wires tar pallimas it line liss."—llemet 6 DMus. Odd la ei51eNi5...._11.16.4.41.1 Nom ; iaa Ilb. ; at Oa ; 11 lb.. at SU HI ilb..at Th.; tbs 10 lb. sad II se se ma bee ways ea ramigt of Post UAW mien by UNIT DO litliT iml ob.. 77.11ipabattost. Lnwhii. Woo u. tdukarrelhaftest. sod 48. RishopiploAraii Within. MONEY MARKET. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. OLD COURT.-THIS DAY. S•TCRD/T ETBMINO. Two o'CLoco. The July session of the above court commenced to-day, before the Right Ron. the Lord Mayor, the Recorder, Aldermen Fanbrother, Sir C. Marshall, Sir J. Duke, the sheriffs, under sheriffs, Re. &c. The first edition of the cakuder contain' the names of 74 prisoners. The Recorder in his chary to the grand jury, said ha wee happy to inform them that the calendar for the present session was unusually light, and that their labours omit fluently would be of very short duration. The only ease to which be felt it necessary to direct their attention was a charge of endeavouring to drown a policemen. The ' affair arose out of a disturbance that Wok place on board a ship lying in the docks, and he said that if the circus stances should satisfy the grand jury that the prisoner en deavoured to throw the prosecutor into the water, sad that he intended to drown him, it would be their duty to return a true bill. The Recorder then dismissed the grand jury to their duties. Prices of railway stocks are extremely weU sup ported, and in several instances a slight advance has been obtained on the closing rates of yesterday, in cluding Aberdeen, Great Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, London and South Western, Midland and Berwick stocks. Business is not extensive. The English stock market was steady during the !I greater part of the day, but in the afternoon some flatness prevailed, although prices came reported very good from Paris. Consols closed at a reduction of A since yesterday, closing only 1001 to A ex div. for the 16th July. Business was very slack in this department. The official record is u follows : Three per Cent. Console, for the opening, 100/, A, A. Three per Cent. Reduced, 1011, 101,1001. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 104 Li Long Annuities, 1860, 64; ditto 30 years, 1839, 62. Bank Stock, 225 i, 220. The quotations of tho unfunded securities remain stationary, with only a quiet business offering. Ex chequer Bills, of the March issue, are worth 765. to 79r. prem. ; ditto June, 695. to 725. prem. ; India bonds, 89s. to 925. prem. Business in the foreign house was also very trifling, and gave rise to no variation in prices de• serving of notice. Sales are marked as follows : Ecuador Bonds, 4„ ; Granada Deferred, 9/, f. Mexi• can New Three per Cents., 27A, }, A.; Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 671; Portuguese Con verted Four per Cents., 38/, 39 ; Russian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1021, j, ox die.; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 22 cx div. ; ditto Com mittee's Certif., 3, 34 per Cent.; Venezuela Three and-a-Half_per eft: a., 441, /. Money has be in rather more demand darin the last two or three days. To-morrow (Sunday) being the 4th, many bills had to be met to-day, an it is probable that the election expenses are begin ning to have some slight effect. The supply in the market, however, is much too large to permit of en hanced rates being obtained. Next week the divi dend payments will commence, and will add to the existing abundance. The amount coming forward on the respective stocks may be estimated in round numbers as follows : MAW AND MOM 111NOUMUINTIDED. i/ALWATL be Way up to I pis. %Nem Asibru, um not James, titratilaus) latedisml, lassaldmit 19j Hai owl Naar _ . . SPORTING. NEWMARKET JULY MEETINO. opiMoir sad Harylieel sod Artietierer . DuZinPertly Aber rede swigs .. SW Antis (AU red LAID) . DA. (LIS imam Clateitles Seaoarme Vides. C u es A.. L Si Ds. am sad ) edit, 4d Irl _ . The haswieg en die enema enefiestents for the meet ing, veld& esommeeese teenerrew (Tuesday) : TUESDAY. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES Of 20 son. each, and 5 only if declared by ten o'clock the evening before running, to go to the mond, for 3-yr-olds and upwards. New 'f Swirenranze of 10 son. each, for 3 1 1r -olds ; colts, fist 711); fillies, net 41b ; the winner to be so for 100 son. T.Y.C. _ gIfICAL, IdEl/ICAL, and GENEItAL LIFE MISCRAICit SOCILTT. of di sew sal Id nig Osts am swan with this Foamy, sal Ow mead or reeds la pin et Prom the don yr,addlenods, She Ilas ar. nod peni of MIS rid hoe seers theme. nml DIVIMOM MOM* thr inrni aomt.4 itee'ared it Janney UM, srA the 111•01311 l 'ldled with the different from 14 to per oess„ ea ths Promium• pawl, daring tfair bot p insews; or Rom 1:3 le Xi: lOw. par ss, on the sum 2141.111•1. The email share of Deihl &Melee In futur mom the Sham holika a bring of. peovitted Re, without intrenehirm on the meant matte hy the molar Winnows the will hereafter Se. • all the tornallts ohtainab:e from a Mutual ofbee. with. at the suer time, amiplete freedom fries liability, swum' hy IMMO of sa ample Proprietary Vapital —thus eruabistiair, is the toms office, all the eleseitairi of both PIACI*. The Fend Invest& for the arectrity and benefit if the Amoral .td me Mame Li an. arm& of 134 4 00 per ed• am. html( JeSeripliOn of A 1•1012 0, say be elfeetwl, sad Oar say SUS trOM 0.1 to £10.4*0. A copy of the toot Repot, lonia" forth full perdition. win • rnireenti, cot now be Atoned of my of the sonoto opals. or by widening • time to GEO. b. lINCILA 11D, Itenhat hreretary. 99, Great Rufarellartreela 5 10011 . 1 PArb Loudon. Ire Ili Wet Lai awl lan& row* !drys's!' sad Oiri fi‘ianTagro of 10 son. sub ; 3-yr-robla, 6st 91b; lALLI_99, ast 10ibl i sidassi aged., 41644 he sriorsor- J[ LT STAYne of 60 eon . lab, 30 ft, for 2.yr-olds ; colts, Set 71b; fillies, fist Mb; the second to teethe back his stake. New T.Y.C. (28 subs.) *Gamma Anson's e Hard bake, 'Genets' Anson 's f Rumour, *Mr. Carew'. eh c Nin nyhammer, "Mr. Carew's b e by War Esgle—Rigolette, Mr. E. R. blark's b e Blee John, Mr. R. E. Cooper's b The Friar, Lord Eglinton's b c Vanderdecken, *Lord Easter's f Pkrygia, *Lord Exeter's f Dove, *Lord Exeter's f Vest, Lord Glasgow's b f by Don John out of Phrysalis, Mr. Harris's be by The Emperor out of Odille, Sir J. Hawley's c North Pole, Sir J. Hawley's f Strawberry Hill, Sir J. Hawley's e Mustang, *Sir J. Hawley's f I Har aione, "Mr. Lace 's b f Lady Alice, Mr. C. Liley's eh e Tarlitork, "Lord Orford's f by Arundel—Bettina, Mr. Payne's Speed the Plata'', Mr. Payne's Warwhoop, Mr. Pedley's b e Gavotte, Mr. J. Powney's br f Amason, Lord J. Soott'sh e The Reiter, *Lord Strathmore's bk f The Creole, Mr. G. Stures b e Lamella, Mr. G. Sturt's br f Cinamints, Captain Thelluseon's eh e Rataplan. MATCIII, 200, h R; no weights mentioned. Last half mile of New T.Y.C.—'Lord Exeter's f Dove agst *Duke of Bedford's eh f Oasis. D. o:S 4br illaresoi, Sidi: . Ds. shisse,_B, Moak.. ord West. (Ire.' (MIA WIMINII ... .. LB/211111 . Sp. Clllll6ll .. u. irt i tuZir U& as. =airlretla•Wastar Do. t ll ens Load's as SentiOrhatan Land• man* raibidnue KaaaL,esz., and Kalov. Vandi.,6lo..hLinaotesi. Oa Man.t Lind. Ulan, Three per Cent. Consols 0,590,000 Five per Cent. Annuities 10,700 Three per Cent. Annuities, 1721 Annuities ending 1860 460,000 India Stock 31.3,000 South Sea Stock 604,200 Ditto New Annuities Ditto Three per Nat., 1751 _ ALLISON and ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte a muoacturero. 10 sad It, Iteirent , treet, mowed ben •Kkr.treeir oad Dowattol.. PIANOVOIITES of the WO Wen. INalahlp for MIA RIR; owl IMPORTATION. Mootruoroto Immo bees out as Yoe (soriß al to sow) to be soli at a cos. . dale rednetion.-41•••0421% 1 PArlinto by various maws at la. pnem MATCH, 100, h ft; Sat 71b each. New T.Y.C.—Mr. Thomas's Dr e Young Beverlac apt Mr. C. Lily no e Brightwaltham. Di7l Vil.e. Wout.(l) Awn Miszte. seed : d biev . Teen. = t eed 'Webs* maim Iwo. . _ Total I:6,921,000 The foreign stock dividends may be estimated as under: IDN SADA Y. Tows PLATI of JO mom., for 3 yr olds: colts sst 71b, fillies 111131 b. Last mile and a distenee of B.C. Due July I—Dutch Two-suite-Half per Cents L 650,00 01 Mexican Bonds 153,600 Portuguese Five per Cents. Conso• Basted 11.000 SWIEVNTAKIDI 01 10 soil, each, for 2-yr olds ; colts Bst 71h, fillies Bst 41b; the winner to be sold for 200 sows. Less half of B.M. _ . _ _ Seib nowes, 1§w1 .777 Ur* It Ditto Four per Cents 122,000 Ditto Three per Ce. , ta., 1148 5,000 Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents 123,000 Spanish Three per Cents St Belgian Two-and-a Half per Cents. 220,000 8w AAAAAA xis of 10 son. each; 3.yr olds, 7st 716 ; tour, flet 61h; five, fit 101 b; six and oged, Bst 12Ib ; the winner to be sold for _l3O sops. B.IN. _ _ _ _ Sara wallerne . . ameriblaasi• Oxford, Weft. al .cottab Central %KWh awysi ann. w Serxsr HANDICAP of 15 soya. each, 5 ft if declared, with 200 added, viz , 100 from the town race fund, and 100 by the Jockey Club; the winner of soy handicap of the value of 200 soya., Including the winner's own stake, after the declaration of the weights, Sib, of two such races 81b extra. Lam two miles of IL.C. (40 subs., 28 of whom pay 5 roes. ft.) The highest weight left in being Bit Gib, it was raised to tlet 716, and the others in proportion. st lb at lb Clincher 5B 7 I Storyteller 46 7 •Tophana •Artisan 4 611 •Waverley 3 .5 13 Bushranger .5 610 •ilex Antigone Weems 3 6 9 Poetess _ _ 3 413 Wm, Cliss Do., Clam linwebery lisselita. +hrewobary sal Clow (Nor. W. 11.0 Do. Oiwootry liropilthe Dalai ... Me/. e, mid D. hill Bo pillow at pet CeM. Waalßeall MA . . ..sTerbilltaimtD. W Martlepoe' Total £1,649,600 Taking into account the miscellaneous dividends, it is probable the a ggregate amount coming forward in this market is between nine and ten millions sterling. _ . . . • The - African Steam Navigation Company have at length completed their arrangements, and are now in the market to raise a capital of a quarter of a mil lion, in 201. shares. Amongst the advantages pos sessed by this company are a charter by which the liability of the shareholders is limited, and the sub sidy from the government for the conveyance of the mails. Five new screw steam-ships are in course of construction, one of which was to be launched at Liverpool today. The ports and places which it is proposed to immediately embrace in this line of com munication are Goree, Bathurst, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Cape Coast Castle, Accra, Whydah, Iladagry, Lagos, Bonny, Old Calabar, Cameroon!, and Fernando Po. Plymouth is fixed upon as the port of arrival, and the last port of departure. The establishment of this company will bo received with satisfaction, as form ing another link in our system of ocean steam navi gation. . _ OWIIPSTALIO of 100 SOTO . each, a ft. for two-year olds; oohs Bst 71b, fillies Sat 41b. New T.Y.C. (6 subs.)— • General Anson's e Hardbake, Lord Glasgow's b f by Don John out of Min Sarah, Sir J. flawhiy's Mustang, • Colo nal Pears b e Talfoard, Lord J. Seott's b e the Reiser. The result of General Flores' expedition against the Republic of the Ecuador, respecting which so much interest is felt by the bondholders and the mercantile community, would appear to be now more clearly foreshadowed, as may be gathered from the subjoined communication, received from Bogota by an eminent City arm. By last accounts we bear that Flores was some forty miles from the mouth of the River Ousyaquil with his vessels, where he was seen by • Swedish man-of war which hap pened' to be on the station, and wee informed that if he attempted landing he would be pursued as • pirate. The government of New Granada have continued to raise troops to be sent off to Panto, to maid the Ecuador in ease of need, if solicited according to treaty. We farther understand that just prior to the de parture of the last accounts a courier arrived at Bogota with very important despatches from the Ecuador. There was not sufficient time to publish the bulletin, but the purport of it was, that the New Grenadian leaders who had been des patched to oppose Flores, and who had shown symptoms of defection (one of them being a relative of the general), had been brought to a sense of duty by the conciliatory disposition and judicious mea sures of General Herrera. It was consequently believed that any attempts of General Flores to dis turb the peace of the country could only end in his entire discomfiture. The impression produced at Bogota by this intelligence was one of confidence in a speedy restoration of order in the disturbed pro vinces of the Ecuadorian republic. Our Adelaide advice. mention the failure of Mesas. Montefioro and Co., of that port, with liabi lities estimated at upwards of 33,000/. The winding up is expected to prove very unfavourable. It as feared that this will not be by any means the only mercantile casualty in the colony, as the distur bance of the ordinary course of trade caused by the discoveries of the gold fields in the sister colonies, and by the consequent depopulation of South Aus tralia, has been very great, and has extended throughout almost every department of business. - Very large arrivals of specie and bullion have again reached our shores this week. Our weekly statement is as follows :—By the Asia, from New York, 924,000 dollars; by the Helen *Gregor, at Hull, from Russia, 17,000 half imperials; whilst from Australia have come in the Welling ton, with 4,450 ounces of gold : the Thomas Hughes, with 6,220 oz.; the Wandsworth, with 20,300 oz.; the Britannia, with 160 oz. ; the Admiral, I with 30,840 oz.; and the Posthumous, with 18,000 oz. The total value of these imports is full 512,0001. The exports direet from London, for the week end ing Thursday, as stated in the Custom-house report, are very trifling, comprising only 17$ oz. of gold, 4,400 oz. of silver, of the aggregate value of I t Boo/. The account in detail is as follows:—Gold coin, to Havre, 130 oz. ; gold dust, to Hamburg, 28 or. Sil ver coin, to Boulogne, 500 oz. Silver bars, to Bou logne, 1,600 oz.; to Dunkirk, 2,400 or. There have also been shipments of gold coin to the value of 30,0001 by the Panama, besides 35,0001. by the City of Poonah, both fur Port Phil lip. The Iberia has also taken out from Southamp ton 3,0501. fur Lisbon, and the Sultan 3,500/. for Constantinople and 1,0001. for Malta. The total ex ports from the kingdom for the week, according to our returns, aro thus raised to 94, 390/. Notice has been issued by the Paris and Rouen! Company of the numbers of the bonds of the loan of six millions of francs contracted the let of Augus , , 1843, which were drawn by lot on the 2. - rth ult., and are to be paid off at Paris at the price of 1,250 franca each. Holders of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company's Fifth shares are interested in the follow ing note from the secretary, dated the let inst., posted in the Stock Exchange: Ihe bill confirming the arrangements made with the Fifth shareholders having received Royal assent yesterday, I am directed to inform you, for the infmnation of the members of your Stock Exchange, that the reserved dends on there shares for the three half years, ending Dec. 31 lee, will be paid (by warrant) on and after the 15th July , Apvp•-• - [THREEPENCE. inst., to the proprietors who were on the register ou the 90th June. From 'lovalli's Journal we extract the following analysis of the railway traffic returns for the last week on all the lines in the kingdom : Aggregate Number Average amount of miles receipt per received. open. mile 1852 .... £305 1 869 6,729 £46 3 II 18.51 .... 36),441 6,377 51 13 0 16511 .... 271,712 5,800 47 0 0 The Railway Tinges estimates the total receipt. since January 1, as under : Aggregate Number Average amount of miles receipt received. open. per mile 1852.... L 6,777,661 6,487 £1,144 14 91 1861.... 6,614,861 6,296 1,040 7 11 18.50.... 5,767,984 5,662 1,018 14 44 Ilerapallia Journal mentions that the estimates current in the market and elsewhere, relative to the probable dividends of tho chief railway companies for the first half of the year, fix that of the London and North Western at 6i to 6 per cent. per annum; the Great Western at 41 to S per cent.; the South Western at 3 1, to 34 per cent. ; and the Great Northern at 2to 21 per cent. It may be necessary, however, to caution our readers against placing un plicit reliance on estimates like these, which are frequently set is circulation with a view to intimate . ing prices. • - --' • No. L 83 0. . rthe ELECTOI Ildnumd.—To. d be from sa ridislaudd slap e I min tram debit "dt'perdellee d tin tee r ::i tr umess. ifels lolll °P m, ' m e merder, bed O W TMT ha • second see d Id h oblLLed to act th" • t t . o f my tral •entiments. atetraelon 1* :Alt! w e e d truth= ef divirasiee, outel eamesiehlm. The rob* my *dein Ist de iitrylogi. AMA Is owe worm • I l e a anhaly waded mph .tdurr did Ito d aisw•Mue cs' the founder (Nob ft t grtris. 4 sod tbe origiague of atbood I differed le 44. tuffets. MN 100 44 10 ! i I 90e SS IH 9.11 Si 84i 4 I 4 i 10. 1 lei I i lon 8 HI 40i 311 VI i lAiiii 34 i I THO! HARRIS & SON'S Rost smosieg an Tourists sad Swat. Visitors. For eked miles, Mk; tvelveAlttn. Jos.; Mania ditto, 415.; Treaty ditto, Zl. trier. Mogrfe Teems. P. Ms Carrisge free. TIIOIIIAS HARKIN and 110=slans torsta Royal Family. 31 OREM' IltrelELL STREET. lateen.. - \s. 34 is ooposite tOO SRI 11511 XeILUX GATES. Rezotiret lEuy mod you will mold mistaking Me bowie. Ar ASAWS MEDICATED CREAM, and the .1. L t.' her Ln I lON of the BLOOD. —Dr. Parry, with loamy ether ern. rat s.nikal ma, allow that there ere my kw di/earn. /Ones lec.it or con titutional, that ray not be aearibed to il?'ie nues of the tenders ratan. The larger liked mob the body brawl' out into unionienibie hair-like tubes r they approach iu eacernal surface. and It re thereloco be eery noddy per- [mid bow was these sleuth channels My he o or their actl.ti become deranged. Now It meths a law of nitre, that the carious orortuete or golds stereted or extracted form the bleed should dewed as an equeleed state of the ssepteeosaelslaa. nos, d the vital bra of the bort ce aireuleting arises be dirty, or tr. regular. tree eau extractions fees the blood, es bile, ashes, he.. wtU be aitWei Is quality and deficient Is athearat, and trams ant other drones sin he the erseesovarew. other naLrliec erne Ma se evereow at Wei a se pertl.. cuter part of the bed% sod see boa odashorey of II: whenever cam equalise the Wl lathe is evidienly thee the pmethire and cure A all thew ern. and whet them the be more availing in metering or preeerving the bather or equipoise cif this theastial mania c. that an egret warh may ler& te exert seek se sathereel indesor an the sonnet ware of the body es the seediement here seder hedge. —lrides 'Westin Journal, June kb. IMPORTANT to FAMILIES FURNISHING, oho Moly eleopineo with miaow , . —JA 41:4 COOK'. TI IIE GUINEA VAINCIILlillgl) YAIIOII \lvilf ARABIAN BED STEAD, H 01111,1 14 (*Amer. Cope. Loki .filar, inset VphAntery Warlinage.-13RO)IPT-M II WOK, 22 and 23. tioeen'o-bnikillign INIGIITObRI Wt. foliniates given, and a UK of peke• min post THE OOLI) REVIVER, Is. ed. per Bottle. Eurrao LTUrILO SILV la pet Baal& —Thom bpi anabliabed sas4 highly preposslisor we Old Mk Pruans sod wore-66 Pl.ted Artalt• Dew. by • is& asillilma— their over Ago is their ant terwrinit. ••••liiinliropehier SMITH, NI, Striuni (erse p tg l io7l3l to, Dew. NUDE. % 1.0040111)1144e:A .M e Omar Clirrik hollow ; Apitn, 33 , Lowther *reale: , Si, High Webers; wlllifa, 3, Usirs'sasiahloni, knightsbriiiim THE HUMAN HAIR.—ROWLANDW MA CAMIAR OIL I. justly mamma mita nsartabb Soups in nounshlng, prom Mis aalWag ISO basis AM. ha operation uPaea of Isidasis Ypaallualy MOE PO Ss. Y moserens Niatass mbelelle . tomadlea ban buss OM In SIMIAN'S' al WA' *t OIL boa alladad a ems. —trasaalra of bessUfal bait la Oa puma d *Mum em. mem, aid magambim k R also as lilas la to ISA Fir Raba It am Tally remmamdel.aa= Si= at beautiful Med af Yak. aid Or me of Ihs Rae swab am. aearmry. Prim Ra. GA aid M.; at Maas lapel la km read: , ,d ID.. bd.: sad Mali OM alm Olmelm—Oa wrapper al ash MOM am Owe wad% M to Ramr *salami,/ ilm.av O4L Ss mar als ea lb' WM et dm nearly LSO uses, siaNiMas alas Raters. —Sold by A. NO= sad %OSA an, llanorugardia. Leadas,asd by aU Psalm aid Per. tummy. i THE CIORGET Patent Self , e7i . . ..17 1 4, 41 , "nrr eed a br. s t irejl r' et e lt. 1 I elotleak et the patestoe, allots Serif teen ot the body. both Oak sad '‘ 1 desk either weal.", Dl:Lbw or Min. 0 . 1 .. o PrceN lieledleg the lideistered Mole •r e -- ill Wtool. eh the ME doses. TM t iv ( ' ELLIPTIC a I FOLIA :quite trages), ha all sitoPs. with Pewit tood, Peoteotoo.ils. ; theism. The Pabst Shestie COLLAR I kETtr FASTENING ens be etteshed to my ed. ter, somata. Met co treat; els seat by rose err receipt d l3 postage strops. Illodrolod Pros Lido with EresSows kr IMIMPIIIIIWat, kflifftild tea —Master, G. P. Fowl:It, Teitor to Mr Nalesty,l'rloor Ober*, sod the Prises et Wake, c, leudollt4tre• t, Pell.sudt Test, tondos. T it x 1) A I L Y NEW 8. !nation Moaning Paper, price id. M a Paiticul Oman. the D till' NEWS I. at the bead of the Li beral Pram of Gram Ilrlfain, advocating free cnnuneree in he broadeat mom, and all A mod awl practical remota, whether pampa, appal, or reeleMmticel. In the 'PPM and ealoe of dm fir natal freare,—lii the aemincy of It. Lip Rayons, • In the mimic, truthful. and impartial character of It. Foreign hatelligenee, and la the mimed nememilleand riflemen MI la lormation mat timed la the City, hail's', and Monetary Artistes, — pie Paper In namerpamed. It contains a more pet tiled lit of Chipping than any other paper— sa ezefordmil tarty report of ghippirse in the lodim tree by every aeeelaag giud—eind the only daily Plaing itepne, with lint of pekes, pablthed anyehme. It addramen Well to !millet, as being the only paw betide tM ''Twee' which eatelliket and has &haw excluded, from It. edam. YI eganalee advertinemefeta. rye. le patine Itsmor le shown by tbe lam noon of rape a orb Se !be year 1930 te the lending London Newsmen, by 'b it will .re rem that %hie sp.r 1 11 m. 7^iblty l In Wen IMO Oat, piano bid le lie years beaten Its three oltkrt y.oeupetitomi: yetthillrhel. Stamm Inns d. Moss too erremyreti trot, .. 1771 0t19,0100 Nerillinto Mani D 17111 1:119.000 DMA' 74 3.4•1 ..... ...... 1.1113.000 TM we in tsed =intern .eee of •Isis poslthrm Pastilles the felleolar oi,:nion recently smarmed by s Ingiell,WW, : nre • Inlay New the in.inorre: of an the London mornhelt papers. From the Sr tlt tool bleb pound sad s liberal teele—rethe• coesistem ly thst cram realm hberefeen obit* Is dearly the rthlic opinion of Ynelsed sad tweedy, er:th the reseed Wettest riteulatirse of the rembnineti daily teem, and with the Wiest moneter ni atthertlmownM met to the limos'- Ihtelo.l by soy Mill , Mom, Ire p.lltfesl more thm core...prods elth ,'s Ct,:enerrlal I• or onb re lof az, Bookseller New in Use lanriais :Or at Ike (Nike, 10 , Bouvericstreet, leetoltreo t, I/mdse. • ,y111ru1.4414l • { , • _ - . ts t Ri Tauaxuet. Pluto a 1.% ion.; two-year olds, tht9lb ; three, Set Sib ; four, 84 121 b; fin and upwards, 94; the wiener to be sold for 200 son.; if mitered to be sold for 160 son.' allowed 9lb ; 100, 141 b; 80, 21Ib ; 40, 281 b. Last half of B.M. SIVEZPIITAILISS of 10 son. each ; two-year olds, Set 41b ; three, Sat 41h ; four, 84 121 b; aye and upwards, 9st 21b. ; the winner to be sold for 360 son. New T .Y.C. HANDMAY SWERPOSAPZB of 15 lOW each, 10 ft, for all ages (two-year olds excepted). To start at the starting post of 8.M., and run to the end of New T.Y.C. CHROTNIIFIZLD &JAMS& of 30 eon. each, 20 ft, for 2 yr olds ; colts gat 71b, fillies list 41b; the wiener of the July Stakes 91b, and the second 41b extra ; last half of BAIL (33 subs.)—•Gen. Ansen's c Ilardbake, *Geo. Anion's f !tumour, Capt. Arehdall's Haynau, *Duke of Bedford's e Nathan, *Duke of Bedford's eh (Oasis, Lord Bruce's ch f by ;Arehy, Splitvote, Mr. Carew's b e Grapeshot, Lord Chesterfield's eh fby Don John, the Bishop of Romford's Cob's dam, *Lord Clifden's Penn:tors, Mr. IL. E. Cooper's Miss Tennyson, Mr. Cooper. c Dagobert, •Mr. Delanaere's ro fby Linemen out of Baleine, Lord Eglinton's eh o Sir Walter, •Lord Exeter's f PhryMa, *Lord Exeter's Mar garet of Aejou, *Lord Exeter's f Vest, Lord Glasgow's br e Doublethong, Mr. Greville's Frenzy, Mr. Harris's eh f by The Emperor, Sir J. e North Pole, Sir J. Haw ley's f Strawberry Hill, Sir J. Hawley's f Hennione, Sir J. Hawley's e Merman, ;Mr. C. Liley's br f Bracelet, Mr. Payne 's War Whoop, *Sir it. Pigott's eh f Kohinoor, *Lord W. Powlett's c by Garry Owen out of Nell Gwynne, •Mr. Stephenson's br f be lon, Saba, •Lord Strathmore's bk f The Creole, Mr. G. Sturt's bk f False Curl (late Black • eyed Susan), Mr. G. Sturt's b f Memory, Mr. Wauohope's b f Bridget, Mr. Way's b c Bantam Blue. • Now at Newmarket. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE--THIS DAY. The private contract wallets are inactive to-day, sad, in the atoms of transactions, prices must be considered the same as last Friday. Muraas.—lron: The demand has been very good during the week, and Scotch pig is quoted 3.. to 4s. higher ; No. 1 Garlaherrie, 465. to 465. 6d ; common brands, 455. to 45a. 6d. Spelter is quoted 161. 2s. 6d. to IR ss. onthe spot, and to arrive. Nast India is quoted lower; • small parcel of Straits sold at 82s. ; British firm, at 87s. Lead is fair de mand, at the full prices of last week. Copper has been in good demand, at 981. The public sales declared for to-morrow are limited. Sugar: 150 hhds. Barbadoes, 8,000 bags Mauritius, 6,500 bags Bengal, and 1,800 hap 84wdru. Cochineal: 170 bags. MARK-LANK—THIS DAY. The weather for the last few days hat been remarkably line with a high temperature, which will prove very ben.- ficial Ito the growing wheat crop*. The quantity of English Wheat from Essex this morning was one of the smallest upon record, and that from Kent was like wise trifling. The demand, hawever, was far from brisk, and, although factors were willing sellers at last Monday's rates, some p mion of the supply remained unsold at a late hour. Very little business was done in foreign Wheat and Flour, and their value remains nominally the same as before. Barley was in short supply, which enabled f ac to rs t o ob tain former prices . Notwithstanding only moderate as. rivals of Oats during the put week, the trade was very inactive this morning, and it was quite impossible to obtain any advance in price. Beans and Peas continue scarce, and were folly as dear as dear as last week. 111.! ts TALLOW MARXET.-THIS DAY. The market remains very ioartive, the demand being very limited on the spot. Town Tallow is quoted 37c; Pe tersburg, Y.C. on the spot 38s. 3d.; October to December, 38a. 3d. ; January to March 0853), 38s. 6d. to 9d. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Puttendeo and Smith report that the accounts from the Uop plantations (with the eseeption of Wor cester) are very favourable. Nothing as yet doing on the duty. SMITHFIELD MARKET—THIS DAY. The supply of Waste is considerable for the time of year; trade is very slow, and lower prices are submitted to. Sheep are plentiful enough ; the weather being very hot, big fat ones are unielling; sizeable downs and helf•breds are nut much lower. There is a large demand for good Lambs, at fully late rates. We have a large supply of Calves ; owing to which and the hot weather, prices are lower, and several remain unsold. Our foreign supply consists of 990 Beasts, 4,890 Sheep, 400 Calves, ■nd 120 Pigs; Scotland, 620 Scuts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 900; and Northern and Mid land Counties, 1.100. Per Kobe u , ;Ito. A. d. I Per loons of Olt• .1 4d. •WI 110r.4.4,14 3 0 310 14.4 Da., • llf.. SI. 3 8 310 ■4 shor•horn 341 6 I IM. .. 00 0 0 Slotood qualify Pos46, 2 0 3 3 2 3 0 6 3 4 Nov aNt...eufidqtalfty o n. 0 Pips i.n•l 0 0 0 9 WI h• 4 0 b 4 &MA. 04 liatkel 3.ta A. I UM , •. 10.470. 101 PIM 6 0. COAL MARX ET.-- THIS DAY. Eden Main, liss.; Hastings Hanky, I Is.: Tanfielol Moor, 125.; :Falls End Haswell, 1f..: Walls End Helton, 161.; Walla E n j Lenabton, Ili., 651.; Walls End Stewart's, 164. 9d ; Waii. End Tete, lie at market, 314. Vale fit llama . Walisdat rad Noodled sea MO Oman _ _ . 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'Ascii ' (loas. to Lon. and York. ot , dootkiltoilirdintretlosasd to Mr. Mietssal 21 War Dillsiar io . • ' (MN lo 50 IMO Dllas Ditto ! ! 10- Wilts a Samorart ( erv; to Onst Wonota) Merriam Ditto No. 2, 7 per Ort 1 Oaisdceisa Llu I . . :Curter and liolyneed Dundee. North, and Aber. deem Junetion Eaindeallut(N.lo,l6e.C , . Do. do. (71.17 e.) : per ft. Itest.Ore.dats.,3 pe..Nol' Ditto do. N 0.21 Uo. Nen 8 per feat. Rota , IteetUntou.rtertPda.do' Lane. id it. lir. le i ttarik. eon h, ea Wades, Si par Cat . Ilardmirs peen r I - Willosalliebti;' WielliaMiisfoon Ilk Wsiters, laul 44_ p 44.1 Loassildro Made. 1 LlO l ) Law It sigh. Illes.Oper et, Dias Os% I 80. 11131 lArkelliatiltWoriars Nem 1::=Ilik lib imatdel Ditto Prefr;;;;:4 7 ..:....... Norfolk ratios I Dn.Guarsateed St perOt. skid. Woreeter; •• 6;1 . 6 Wolver., C 13.6 per Caul Do. _do, ..... illevw.../lebutet(Kor.R, Min.) 11 per Oset... both heron &nab York. 4 per Ct.trinn Wswrio4d & Kilkenny , fork 14•wessile.& Gt.Nort& of Ezog.putell.l Ditto Ditto ,Tork&N.Mi4.ll.llM.Pareb. FOILISION nn ("entre Mum. 1%9,1'71 IChat lend urrl 2roptlints. Dutch !then* I4At Indus I inalladlan Peninsula.. Do. tirand Junction of num lit.WattaConads.liacum Da do. do Bonds (Ist {woe) eon ncted_.l?to. Rock WI at per aaenteara . Do. (oust)... dale Dn. de. New . ertft.• .1141 4. rhern of trance Dn. .11. 3 per et. Dont% (far B. S Malmo aha.) kk amp and bor . 1'•r• aal 14m» Paris and ihk•na Para and Roues .. .11 --- .. ; :1;1 ; , tra:lnt.•iii . %own and Mere ... . 4mbr. rod Moue.... .. rotor .r a ?kw l• r .......... Nlll4 Westoto of haste... .. •••3. 6••••06- gI ) C er OU V t . Her Majesty and Prince Albert, aeoompanied by the Prince of Wales, the Primrose Royal, Prince Alfred the Princesses Alice, Helena, sad Leaks, and Prince Ar: that, and attended by the Ladies sad Goatlemma la Wait ing, left Buckingham Palace at halt-pet 2 oases on Saturday afternoon for Osborne, isle elf Wight. Tb a :i n = suite consisted of the Visemantess Carder, Lady Barrington, Hon. Floss Maedosald, WandMaedosald, the Ha ' Charles Orey, Heine.-Celemel Fran& Seramat, the Ms. aad Rev. Gerald Wellesiey, _end the Mame et die New held. Her Majesty eel Ile Sept Ingham were eeedeetee to their carriage by the Mailer of the Horse, the Lied Steward, the Lord Cearekeetaia, the Onset of the Stole to the Prince, the Vied Chaeabednia, the lard hi Waiting, sad the Orecnn is Waiting. The meet petty left the Palen is sit carriage, escorted by a estaatiment of the 13th Light Deermaa, - far the Nine Elms Station at the Leedom Ned See& Wateni Railway, and were oonveyed to Go. upseid Oda. The Dubose el IlLeet tithed the Queen sad Prince Al bert at Beddegbeet Paine predees le fielddepestere hoe ems BNB, SUN TILT. ller Majesty, Prince Albert, end the royal family, at tended by the ladies and gentlemen of the household in visiting, arrived at Osborne at a quarter put six o'clock yesterday afternoon, having crowed over from (import in the royal yacht Fairy, commanded by Lord Adolphus Fits defence. . The Lord Chancellor, by the " Muter in Chancery Abo lition Act," being empowered to nominate conveyancing counsel to be the standing conveyancing counsel to the court, according to one of the provisions of this set enabling the Court of Chancery, or a judge of the court at chambers, to act upon the opinion of conveyancing counsel in came in which it has been usual for the Muter to take such an opinion for his assistance on questions of title or on the set tlement of drafts, btu appointed the following gentlemen to fill those positions in the first instance :—Mr. Brodie, Mr. Coot*, Mr. Christie, Mr. Hayes, Mr. Jarman, and Mr. Lewin. The Duchess of Kent and the Duchess of Gloucester at tended divine service yesterday morning in Grosvenor Cha jkl, South Audley-street. The Duke of Cambridge attended Divine service yester day afternoon in the Chanel Royal, St. James's; the Rev. Mr. Haden officiated. The Duke of Wellington attended the early service in the Chapel Royal yesterday; the see- men was preached by the Hon. and Rev. W. Cspel, and the merament was administered by the Rev. Dr. Wesley. The Duchess of Kent visited the Duchess of Gloucester en Saturday, at Gloucester House. Prince Edward of Saxe Weimer visited the Duchess of Kent yesterday, at Clarence House, St. James's. The Marquis Camden, Sir Benjamin Hall, and Lord D. Stuart, accompanied by a deputation from Camden-town, bad an interview with Mr. Secretary Walpole, on Saturday, at the Hume-office. Viscount Cranky had an interview with Mr. Secretary Walpole, at the Home-Ake, on Saturday. Sir Robert Stamford and Mr. W. Lamb Arrowanith had interviews on Saturday with Sir John Pakington at the Co lonial-onlee. M. de Sehroeter had an interview on Friday with the right hon. baronet. A deputation of the Great Extramural Cemetery Associa lion, consisting of Sir Sibbald D. Scott, Bart., Mr. W. Fairlie, and Mr. G. H. CorSeld (solicitor), and Mr. Frederick Cor- Reid (secretary), had an interview on Saturday with Mr. Seczetaty Walpole at the Home•ofice. Mr. hoe and Mr. Richard Jebb had interviews on Satur day with Mr. Secretary Walpole. Sir John and Lady Pakington left town on Saturday for Westwood Park, near Droitwich. Lord Colchester left town for his seat, Kidhrooke, near East Grinstead, on Saturday. VISIT OF THE ROYAL FAMILY TO OSBORNE. Her Majesty, his Royal Highness Prince Albert, aad the royal family, arrived at Portsmouth on Sou - cid - 4 afternoon, at 4.4•. i p.m., from London, en route to Os borne. On the royal standard being hoisted at Clarence. yard, royal salutes of 21 guns each were tired by the Vic tory, flag-ship; Neptune, 1t0; Blenheim, 80; and Edin burgh, 68. Her Majesty, on alighting from the railway carriage, was received by the Commander-in-Chief, Ad miral Sir T. Briggs; the Lientenant.Oovernor, Major- Oenerel Simpson ; Rear-Admiral Sir W. E. Parry, superin tendent of Clarence yard ; Colonel Commandant Menzies, R.M., aide-decamp to the Queen; Captains Lord A. Fits• defence, Chad,. Henderson, and Kingcome ; Brigade- Major Purees, Town-Major Maitland, Mesm. Davies and Pinborn, of Clem:ix-yard, the flag and staff officers of the port and garrison, and a guard of honour, furnished by the Royal Marines, under the emaunand of Lieutenant-Colonel Horabrook. with the beautiful bead and colours of the divi sion. The tide being low her Majesty embarked in the barge of the Royal yacht, and was rowed in her to the Fairy, which was lying in the harbour stream, and at • few minutes past five o'clock she was proceeding out of harbour followed by the Elfin. The garrison now fired another salute from the platform battery, after which the Retribu tion, steam frigate, at Spithead, and the Spanish steam frigate, Isabel 11., took up the fire, her Majesty passing round the latter ship, which was dressed in colours and =aimed yards, as did also the Eaalish men of war in her baria and at Spithead. The run through Spithead was vsey , delightful, her Majesty being enabled to enjoy the sea beam s deck. The royal party landed at Osborne pier at 6.60, sad reached Osborne aisle o'clock. IRELAND. DUBLIN, JOLT 3. No time has been lost in fixing the period for tits city of Dublin election. The nomination takes *pi on Thursday next, and the polling on Setae day--a day most unfavourable, by-the-bye, for the liberal party, as other business must, in a great many instances, interfere with the attendance of tradespeople at the polL If we can credit the reports in the Irish provincial journals, all the late unpropitious weather has not produced any very injurious effect on our agricul tural prospects. Tho Tablet states that a preliminary meeting of the Roman catholic hierarchy of England will be held at St. Mary's Oscott, on Monday, the first session of their " National Synod " being fixed for Wednesday next. The Cur L Ezansiner suggests the propriety of having • meeting of the new liberal representa tives of Ireland in Cork immediately after the elec tions, to lay the basis of future parliamentary ope rations. A new Roman catholic coadjutor bishop is to be elected by the clergy of Kerry in a few days. An estate in the county of Clare, belonging to the Rev. T. B. Brady, was sold to-day in the Incumbered Estates Court for 20,440 f., being according to one valuation at the rate of 12 pars, and according to another at IN years' purchase. The mansion•housc and demesne of Killymoon, one of the finest residences in Ireland, has been pur chased for 21,0001., by an English gentleman of large fortune, a client of Messrs. Barrington, Ron, and Jeffers. The sum realised by the sale of Mr. Antony St. Leger 's property yesterday in Cork was 17,246/. No cue of any interest has yet been tried at the Irish assizes. The greater number on the calendar in the county of Leitrim arc of a whiteboy cha racter. A STY.an SHIP ON Flap— Yesterday morning, about three o'clock, a fire was discovered oa board the Indus steam- boat, belovging to the Peninsular and Oriental Company. The vessel was ng its Wigram's dry dock at Blackwell, and on th e Ant alarm every assistance was rendered to stay the progresl of the flames, but without effect. In a short time, several brigade engines arrived, and were set to work ; but the the continued for three hours, and before the firemen succeeder.' in their efforts, the con. tents of about 70 feet of the aft part of the vessel were con sumed. Moat. WomAN-Fut‘Gnia.—Th• Vienna Gazette o f th e 29th ult. contains the ful owing sentence of the Vienna court nisrtial : " Catherine Keeled to fifteen stripes with rode, three weeks' imprisonment, with one fast a week, fur fleeing offendid h, police by word au. deed." an In mU eft SO U u, IS 13 f 13 1? '7, 2Se 21 Ili I_ll di iii lie a a I • a,. Si ri 11 1 1 7A IL Se 111 I• 6 ID 62 111. -9, 1 00 6 61 63 13S 444 4 96f 904 '4 46 Ili pm 84. II 17i 181 1074 1054 1884 1111 81 4 S: .1 - 14 31.4- - i - ii as 711 74 $9 41 J Ms «I 41 10 9 Ma 1 3 01 3 41 s 61 410 114 als 13 3 pm 121 II 73 73 64 113 I i ft 1j li ills - •1 ii 14 144 3 2141. 54 44 dis le 10 II 74 UI jai e ) 4 POI It It - al 3 11 10 71 . k 7 - di. Ih I i littfLit SI H ‘1,4 Pi $e i ili lei iii 191 Of II if Id ISO 12 U 112 !13 Sei 54 4 24 17 1U 110 13 134 N. lei 214 I 160 161 130 153 1 !die ni Si. 66 63 104 404 811 A R ES. ile ICI 19 19 9 4 $ si If u 1 :4 11 pin l' 17 ti I 17i Si I I I PM I Ms i Ses 3 111 4 13 ?11 1: 4 1 111 I 1 pi 1414 V 4 fr A . 2 ii "i no 1124 II 2i pas . 2 1 10, 111 pm 17.1 18 14 164 102 104 si i I vat 611,W4{1. U 25 14 II 114 n u• ti i 41 ni 4 4 1 1 9 .1 it 24i HI 111 14 $ 34 pa 8 4 11 1 48 . .50 134 : 1:4 :3 31 61 14 tile 3 3 1 I 2 1 p. 41 I SO S6i 6 Is I 31 I s$ 3 109 j • 131 1 1 Ps 14 17+ 164 17 $44 112131 6 s i Of THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci The slight depression of Saturday has to-day been recovered, and, although business is generally quiet, a firm feeling prevails throughout the Stock Ea change. Consols opened at 100,1 to 4, but arc now quoted 100 i to 7, ex div. for the 16th July. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 100 Z to 101; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 104 k to I ; Hank Stock for account, 226 to 4. The unfunded securities are firm. Foreign stocks are quiet, at about former rates. Mexican bonds, however, are a shade Hatter, at 27 to 1 for the new, and 331 to for the old stock. Austrian Scrip marks 4 prem.; Granada Deferred. 10; Peruvian Deferred, 871; Spanish Old Three 481 to 49 ex div.; ditto New Deferred, 22 to ax div. BERLIN, JULY 2.—Voluntary Loan, 1021; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 1034 to 104; ditto (1852), 1031; National Debt, 921; Com mercial Marine Society's Premium, 1241; Bank Shares, 1031. VIENNA, JULY 2.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 961; New Loan (series B), 1101 ; Bank Shares, 1,368. Exchange on London, 11.46. ROME, JUNE 26. Exchange on London, 498: Roman Five per Cents., 94.75. MINES. BAtt hbAY EVENINO. The mining share market has been lees active to day, but prices remain steady. The prices at which safes have been made are reported to us as follows, by the most respectable brokers and dealers ; but due allowance must be made for the wide margin fre quently existing in this variable market as between buyer and seller : Devon Great Consols, 3.50 ; South Basset, 500 ; West Ca' radon, 146 ex div ; South Caradon, 144 • Marilyn, 71 ; East Tamar, 18s. 6d., 195.; Alfred Consols, 17, 18; Tincrolt, 111, I. The gold mining shares showed more firmness, and several descriptions are gradually creeping up. Co lonial Gold, Port Phillip and British Australian, were all better. We hoar it reported that the directors of the Port Phillip Company have received favourable advices ; if so, why are they not published ? The non-official quotations are as follows :—Australian Consols, I dis. to par; Melbourne, par to k prem. •, Royal Australian Mining, k dia. to ; } prem. ; Yuba River, to 1 prem. ; Britannia, Ito din. Cobre shares were in demand, and reached 44. English and Australian copper Smelting shares were also better. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoca --- I The gold mining shares are very firm, and the tendency of prices is favourable. Liberty shares have been done at 21 premium; Yuba River are quoted to premium. Cobre Copper shares have been transacted as high as 45. English and Australian Copper Smelting shares are rallying. • ;Pall., Clang Na. I Share.' Minn. ; pi rve I . Faraday. to.day. - 100,000 I 1A... I" ri a ... .1 ell 4 I PM. --t"."..". 100,000 Mad 'inglo CaUforulaa ........ all ' 4lpm I 13,400 20 I Asturian .... - ..... --. la i ... ... , 10,090 10 I austrelesina .... 11 I 2 la „ ' 20,000 20 `,.l,urtrultaa 0 4 100,001 I !Auetroliaa Freehold f 3 die ' L 1 00,000 1 i Are Maria I all , i ito : 0,40. 30 Allernare• el Ira,, and Coal all ! ••. • • 1 100,400 1 ''. British Australhut Gold all 'lgo 6 pm, 107 10,000 ES ' kneel'. Imp. Gre. at Si. pa ' 241 11 16 6,009 30 Do. Ceraeaend Caleb all I 11,000 20 Do. Ni. John Del Ro7. IS I 210,000 1 Canon's Creek - i all 1 i i pm 13,000 .. 03bre Cbpper .... 100,000 Colonlel Uald • H i 3 Pm 4 Io,oou 6 Eng. *Australian 03ppee all 4di par! 44 1 20,000 20 General a ll 1 sNoto I tioldes /doentale. —. WI 11 I die 11.000 3 Onal Polgooth all li TI pm , 100,000 1 100,000 1 t i nk b riatken4 7 F ell I 4 the i 30,000 I I.on.irCeUfor,O.Qta.C.ol4. all 6 /he 20,090 10 Neakonik nos • 4 44 21 - o,nro , 1 , New Granada -.. ......... ell I lonI on , 200,000 I 'Nouveau blonds thAam 1 130,0110 1 'Port Philip 1 lon I 1 I 00,100 1 .Quarto Rock i all 4 di. , 7,000 34 !Santiago de Cuba lO4 1 )11 30,010 1 South Auetrellen Neel, 10 Tin Croft 1 1 ,174 :4.241,, Chitral Mexican l i all 14 21 100,v04 I ;West Matiporn all 4 1 the • LOCAL SHARE, IRKETS. LivnitroOL, JOLT 3.—Our share market has not been nearly so active to-day u on Thursday, and but little better than yesterday. Prices are not improved. The following are the transactions .—Caledonian, 22—Eastern Counties, 101 0-16—Lancashire and Yorkshire,',B3/ 1 I—Ditto (fifth shares), 31 d.—Lancaster and Carlisle (third shares), 11 p —London and North Western (new 1 shaves), Mi— -1 Ditto (fifth shares), 6; f p.—Manchester , Sheffield, and Lincoln, 331 f I,Midland, 731 f 1 1 1 c. I—Ditto (new pref. 41 per cent) 1-181 p.—North Staffordshire, 5 13.166. —South Eastern and Dover, 22—York and North Midland, 26—Londonderry and Enniskillen (pref. 1 shares S per cent.), 121—Dutch Rhenish, 2f d. Lanni, JULY 3—The share market shows a further improvement to-day. The following are the closing trans. actions :—Eastern Counties, ; Lancashire and York shires, 841 ; Leeds Northern., 18; Midlands, 741 ; Northern , Counties Union, 3 dim.; North Westerns, 91 BIRMINGHAM, JULY 3.—There was scarcely so much doing in this market to-day, and prices were a fraction lower. Midlands closed at 73-4 ; Shrewsbury and Bir mingham A's at 81, I; and B's at 61, I. SUPPOSED MURDER NEAR GLOUCESTER.-111 the midst of the bustle et electioneering, a painful sensation has been excited in the city by the discovery of the body of a respectably-dressed man in the Gloucester and Berkeley Canal, about a mile out of the city. The body was brought to the surface of the water by the swell occaaioned b the paring of a steamer, and on being picked up it was disco vered that the hands were tightly tied together with a pocket-handkerchief, the head frightfully awoUen and cut, aad black with what appeared to be bruises. No money or watch, was found epos hint ; indeed, the pockets con tained nothing hut a knife, two kej K, and a comb. The head had no covering ; but a hat, supposed to belong to the deceased, wee picked up in the canal near the same spot 3 or 4 days previously. The body was conveyed to the nearest inn, when as inquest was immediately opened before Mr. Love grove, the coroner for Rest Gloucestershire, and, after the examination of two or three witnesses, was adjourned to Monday. The body is stated by two or three people to ho that of Captain Um, late master of the City of Worcester steamer, which runs between Gloucester and Dublin, and who disappeared from Gloucester in a most mysterious manner some eight or nine weeks ago. Mr. Urn had on the day before he wee mimed transacted business and ar ranged his money matters with the owners of the ateimer, Messrs. Webb, and left his vessel, which was Is ing in Gloucester Docks, in the evening, apparently for a stroll. A person answering his description was at a house id• ill fame the same night in Gloucester, sad left there about three or four o'clock in the morning. Sin nothing has been heard of him. /t. ••• • • . 1. • 1 - "1 , •